the teal is really fresh. and, again, very simple, but to the point, you know.fective dress. >> steven: you paired it up with a sexy high boot. >> yes. >> steven: elevates it. >> the details, you know, it's all part of the look and the details. >> sexy boot. it's hot. it's really sexy. can i see this? i never would do that but i'm curious the different locks that you would get. look at that, too, right? yeah. [applause] flawless. >> exactly. i use really, really a heavy weight matte jersey so it doesn't show any lumps and bumps. >> smooths you out. >> yes. >> not that you need smoothing out. that's for sure. you are smooth. thank you so much. [laughing] >> i'm in love with you. you are fabulous. [applause] >> go get my credit hard, honey. >> this is the lovely keegan. this is a standout piece. wow. gorgeous. [applause] >> it's the colors. >> pop of color. >> a little bit further away from the body, you know. it's that bright fuchsia. so this is really sort of a dayware coat we've teamed up with an evening wear lock. love it because we want to be able to do more

but the teals and the reds and oranges. oranges are just really popular right now, too. >> i started off with. >> mike: steve devoe is chairman and c.e.o. of the 66-year-old company. he does not paint a pretty picture of what they and every other paint manufacturer has been through over the last couple years. what he does do is point out why kelly moore fared better than most. first, history. they have it. started in 1946 by bill kelly and william e. moore, the goal was simple: make a quality paint that professionals would be proud to use. and second, understand that those professionals are not only your customers but your partners. what a concept! quality and loyalty trump chasing the market down. >> what we stay focused on was number one what we're known for, which is quality. we know who our customers are and we never took our eyes off that. we became a real strong partner with them over the couple years that the downturn hurt us all. >> reporter: kelly moore even set up classes, tutorials for small business owners, cust

the senate just approving the teal in a vote of 89-8 just a few hours ago . a race against the clock, senate leaders found a compromise. taxes will remain the same for middle income americans but they will increase for those individuals making more than $400,000 and for families making more than $450,000. >>> gay marriage is now legal in maryland. same-sex couples have been able to get marriage licenses in the free state for about three weeks but the new law didn't go into effect until the strike of midnight in the new year. dozens of same-sex wedding are scheduled for today including some at city hall in baltimore and a massive wedding event at the black walnut point inn. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton remains in a new york city hospital this morning. but doctors are optimistic that she will make a full recovery. she is being treated for a broad clot they found in her head. it is located in the vein between the brain and skull right behind her right ear. clinton is being treated with blood thinners to try to dissolve the clot and doctors say the clot

the men in teal, taking on the phoenix coyotes. >> the sharks won and are 3-0. stephanie is live at h.p. pavilion. fans must be ecstatic. >> yes, they are. it's quiet now. but it was a sellout at the shark tank. and everyone getting one of these, a free hat, including us. some fans haven't shaken off the frustration from the lockout. but they're happy the sharks are back. and some head to the same spot every year, coming early to get up and close with the players. it's shark week in san jose. fans filled the tank. busy busting a move. >> it's a break period. and sometimes they'll throw pucks over to the kids. >> dan ny heatley, when he was here. >> reporter: some of the ladies line up, looking for a different action. >> some of them like butterfly stretches. some of them stretch their gluts and stuff. it's a nice angle. >> reporter: these fans making the most of a severely shortened season. how was the wait? >> excruciating. >> reporter: others say they're still ticked off by the lockout. >> it's frustrating that sometimes, the way i think about it, the atms for

how it put the owner in jail. >> the teale and black are back. e in san jose where excitement is building over the shark's first home game in nine months. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome to mornings on two. >> it's thursday january 24th. happening right now crews in marin are busy cleaning up after a big water main break. it was first reported shortly after two this morning. paul chambers first reporter on the scene and joins us now. its right near sir francis drake boulevard. >> reporter: access is really busy. this area is more residential but there are a lot of cars passing through. you can see the repair crews just arrived on scene with in the last five minutes. basically they are getting ready to do a lot of repairing. things are under control with the water main break but there will be a lot of clean up. let's look at video. this all started at 2:15 when the fire department got a call of water flooding a roadway. once on scene firefighters say the water was jetting out at least eigh

then it was back to work as the boys in teal have seven days to prepare for sunday's season opener in calgary. not only must they prepare for the season, but winning back angry hockey fans. >> we have the best fans in sports. it was nice. we have big smiles on our face and glad to be back. >> it will be a process. highway patrolfully -- hopefully not take too long it is what it is. someplaces will be more giving than others. >> the warriors were in mile high city to face the nuggets. golden state ran out of options blowing a 10-point lead. it will be great to get him back. he promises he will be back, this season but a spectator until then. 23 points, 13 boards and steph curry knocked down seven three's. lead by two at the half. the going get started the fourth with a 19-2 run. warriors win it in the final frame. reid puts a dagger in the heart here. it was 11 sikdz-105 -- 116-105 that final. the last team to beat stanford in 2009 for women. stanford still down four. cal was too much. 14 points off the bench and bears up 8 at the half. make it to the rack and cal and stanford's confer

. >> painting the town teal. we'll take you live to the shark tank where fans are lining up for the first home game of this season. >> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. live in oakland. are you looking for that new piece of furniture? we're at the epicenter of some major bay area bargains that stretch for thousands of square feet. where you can get your hands on some of these exciting goods. that all go to help a good cause plus your weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. two silicon valley hot shots are taking your ouellet with them. scott bud mann is here with a pair of jaw dropping numbers. >> this is a follow-up to what we told you yesterday. two tech companies with neck-snapping moves after reporting quarterly earnings. apple selling a record number of iphones and ipads but still falling short of what wall street wanted to hear, losing billions of value today a stock drop of $63 a share. apple now down by a third since september. netflix on the other hand is on fire. a big rise in both subscribers and

then it was back to work as the boys in teal have seven days to prepare for sunday's season opener innot only must they prepare for the season, but winning back angry hockey fans. >> we have the best fans in sports. it was nice. we have big smiles on our face and glad to be back. >> it will be a process. highway patrolfully -- hopefully not take too long it is what it is. someplaces will be more giving than others. >> the warriors were in mile high city to face the nuggets. golden state ran out of options blowing a 10-point lead. it will be great to get him back. he promises he will be back, this season but a spectator until then. 23 points, 13 boards and steph curry knocked down seven three's. lead by two at the half. the going get started the fourth with a 19-2 run. warriors win it in the final frame. reid puts a dagger in the heart here. it was 11 sikdz-105 -- 116-105 that final. the last team to beat stanford in 2009 for women. stanford still down four. cal was too much. 14 points off the bench and bears up 8 at the half. make it to the rack and cal and stanford's conference with

all the talk might be about the niners right now but the men in teal are back on the ice in san jose. the shortened home season will begin tomorrow. boy, not only shark fans but downtown owners, business owners, they really need this. >> reporter: yeah, you know, jessica, the city is really hoping this brings some life back into downtown san jose and some much-needed tax revenues for the city. now the prep work is under way right now behind me for when the puck drops tomorrow night. they're polishing up the ice. >> i would not go any bigger. >> reporter: the fans are in the store for gear. >> i have three old jerseys so i'm in need of new ones. we'll go from there. >> this is huge. i moved from -- i moved about seven years ago, came back this year. and i will go to more games. >> it's great for ticket sales and concession stands. put the concession workers back to work and have those extra events here at the pavilion. >> reporter: and down the street from the tank the return of the men in teal means more foot traffic for local bars and restaurants. >> we've been fortunate to have the

. >> to the men in teale. >> sharks hosting colorado and keeping the win streak intact, 4-0.lanche controlled early until brad stewart delt dealt a huge blow. sharks get a power play and patrick marleau with his first goal. up, 1-0. marleau scoring two goals in every game this season, why stop now? his nhl-league-leading eighth goal of the year. 24 saves in a career shutout. another first, matt irwin, fourth game -- first nhl goal, a laser. sharks open up 4-0 and back at it tomorrow night at the tank against vancouver. tennis' first major winding down. the women's final this morning at the australian open and the champion hoping to win a second straight title, down under. victoria roared back in the second set with the forehand that clips the corner and takes the set. after a 10-minute fireworks delay for australia day -- of course, watch this -- her opponent falls and hits her head on the court. she was checked out the medical team. after that, she was never really the same. victoria bounces. and she wins back-to-back aussie open titles with a three-set victory. wariors hit

the boys in teal have only seven days to prepare for the season opener in calgary. the first time the entire team has been together since the playoff and it and they're excited to be back. >> get can back to town, knowing that everybody is here. feeling so scattered here over the lockout. definitely a good feeling. >> guys know what to expect. today was a good start. be ready. >> big game hoops. stanford put their 81-game win streak against con friday opponents on the line against seventh ranked cal at maples pavilion. cal the last pac-12 team to beat stanford in 2009. chiney ogwumike led. cal is too much. 14 points liles, for assists from 3-point land. bears up at the half, and boyd led all players. cal ends stanford trz streak with the victory. >> tennis' first major of the year, he australian open began today, vaccine is in -- venus started off. had 21 winners. moves on, 61-6-0, and maria sharapova also winner in straight sets. >> warriors and denver underway. we'll tee it up later from hawai'i. see you then. should be an interesting game for the niners, have to

we will take our last timeout before we go to the men in teal. et a franchise record in >>> how about them sharks? they are off to their best start in franchise history and before the puck even dropped these teams went at it. the teams started 4 on 4 and joe thorton capitalized his third of the year. a few minutes later and alexzander edler passes it to t. shoots and scores his first of the year and just like that 2-0. the second period and patrick marlow and got just one and it deflects off his skate and pushed into net. 3-1 san jose. the sharks power play cannot be stopped. at least two power play goals in the game. he slaps home his second goal of the game. and the sharks are 5-0. todd mccleland's victory. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. more on the niners arrival in new orleans and more in this newscast. >> thank you, shu. >>> still to come on the abc7 news at 11:00, a first of its kind interview for president obama and why next week is an important week for immigrants. >> and dramatic video from in a plane afte

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the vice president of the teal group corporation joins us on the phone. plane be in commercial service right now in the u.s.? >> right now the regulators are doing their jobs. they're looking at the pattern that has emerged of systemic glitches. right now there's nothing that says it should be grounded right away. there are certainly issues. but one unusual aspect of this program is that so many planes were built before -- service. we're getting reports of glitches from an awful lot of aircraft and an awful lot of flight hour. in other words if you typically took a program, entered it into service when you had six or ten planes built, it would be a very different story. but in terms of glitches there would still be quite a few in relative terms. >> so you think it's not the number of glitches per se that's the issue, it's just that we have so many of them already in service? >> yeah. that's a big part of it. even worse a bunch of aircraft that were built before lessons could be learned about getting the plane into service. all of this adds up to enormous

the latest on his condition tonight. >>> i am kimberly terry in downtown san jose. this is a wash in teal. how bars and restaurants are cashing in. that story coming in. >>> and a heart-warming story of a soldier's daughter surprised by her father's return home. you love those hugs. >>> the weekend starting off with cooler temperatures and windy conditions as you step outside this evening. we're seeing winds from 10 to 25 miles per hour, and also some showers lurking offshore. we'll let you know how much of those showers are sticking around for the sunday forecast when we come right back. >>> downtown san jose was flooded with teal as the sharks game let out. with the hockey season back in action, owners of the bars and restaurants in the area couldn't be happier. kimberly terry is there for us. >> reporter: hello. that game ended about an hour ago and immediately the crowds started pouring into bars and restaurants in downtown san jose. a welcome sight for managers and owners. some say they lost up to 50% of their business because of the national hockey league lockout which just ended two

we will take our last timeout before we go to the men in teal.ey set a franchise record in ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. they are off to their best start in franchise history and before the puck even dropped these teams went at it. the teams started 4 on 4 and joe thorton capitalized his third of the year. a few minutes later and alexzander edler passes it to the wrong team. shoots and scores his first of the year and just like that 2-0. the second period and patrick marlow and got just one and it deflects off his skate and pushed into net. 3-1 san jose. the sharks power play cannot be stopped. at least two power play goals in the game. he slaps home his second goal of the game. and the sharks are 5-0. todd mccleland's vict

. >> the teale and black are back. e are live in san jose where excitement is building over the shark's first home game in nine months. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome to mornings on two. >> it's thursday january 24th. happening right now crews in marin are busy cleaning up after a big water main break. it was first reported shortly after two this morning. paul chambers first reporter on the scene and joins us now. its right near sir francis drake boulevard. >> reporter: access is really busy. this area is more residential but there are a lot of cars passing through. you can see the repair crews just arrived on scene with in the last five minutes. basically they are getting ready to do a lot of repairing. things are under control with the water main break but there will be a lot of clean up. let's look at video. this all started at 2:15 when the fire department got a call of water flooding a roadway. once on scene firefighters say the water was jetting out at l

. >>> ktvu.com has more coverage of the fiscal cliff teal along with today's banner day on wall streechlt look for the links under the fiscal cliff tab on our home page. >>> america's next congress is about to be sworn in ahead in 12 minutes, moving day for one bay area freshman congressman and the big day for him tomorrow. >>> secretary of state hilary clinton was dischargeed from the hospital a few hours achlth secretary clinton, along with her husband bill and daughter chelsea, got into a black van at new york's presbyterian hospital. the secretary of state is being treated for -- with blood thinners after the discovery of a blood clot between her skull and her brain. the state department say nos date has been set for her return to work but she's been in touch with her staff and keeping up with reports. >>> new at 7:00, a block buster media deal. middle east-based al-jazeera is buying san francisco's current tv. john is live in san francisco with what he learned about the acquisition. john. >> maureen, this is the san francisco headquarters of current tv which now has an uncertain futu

that the fiscal cliff teal is in the books. the dow added 308. the s&p 500 was up 36.he nasdaq closed ahead 93. get analysis now of the wall street reaction. and reaction from world markets to this fiscal cliff deal. from melissa francis. markets seemed relieved today. why? >> we saw the dow go up. mostly because the deal got done. they liked something rather than nothing. the markets usually go up. if you look at the last couple of years since 2009, they have gone up between 1-3%. with or without a deal, in the normal range. at the end of the day when the dust settles a lot of people are already saying they don't think the market is going to like this. as much as it did today. we look at the story that is just developed here in the last few hours. moody's is out. credit rating saying in spite of what happened they think down the road it might be necessary to reduce credit rating on the united states. saying that it would cost more to lend to the u.s. that it is too risky right now. they didn't go far enough to solve the deficit problem. >> bret: for the long term look

. >> reporter: there's been a major development in the case of ju one goh. >>> a splash of teal in the south bay. downtown san jose celebrating the end of the hockey lockout. when you'll be able to see the sharks back on ice and what it means for san jose's economy. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with the latest development on a developing story, the investigation under way after a tanker hits bun one of the towers of the bay brimming near treasure island today. this is what it looks like from our nbc bay area chopper right now. it's nighttime, very little fallout from the collision in terms of environmental impact with traffic. however, the fenders that protect the bridge are a bit worse for wear and officials say it's an accident that just shouldn't have happened. we bring in jean elle who joins us from treasure island where the investigation is getting under way. jean? >> reporter: jessica, this is an ongoing investigation at this point. you can see the oil tanker is still here with all of its onboard lights on. ancho

the morning. >>> black and teal is back. e san jose sharks return to hp pavilion tonight after a four month lock out. ktvu's matt keller is live in san jose and tells us fans and busies -- businesses could not be happier even if it is a shortened season. reporter>> fans are very happy out here. the sharks just mounted an amazing come back and have just won 4-3 in a winning formula for downtown businesses, hockey in san jose, excellent for them. san jose shark fans were eager to get to the ice after nine months of no nhl hockey. >> you're excited to be back? >> absolutely. yeah. >> i've waited months for san jose to come back and play a home game. i'm so excited to watch. reporter>> if you were expecting a line of bitter fans upset over the lock out you did get a line, but this is for the shark's store. the fans eager to support their team. >> we just waited so long to get them back and i have to get a piece of whatever they have. anything new i want it. reporter>> workers were hit hard by the loss of the sharks. no games mean

reporter: as the goalies blocked slap shots and the stars of the team charged the ice and battled over pucks.the fans wearing teal and balck in the stadium looked on with a mixture of excitement.and relief.that they'll be getting a hockey season after all.even though it will consist of only 48 games instead of 82. >> so excited, i am so happy. >> we have been counting the days. and to know if least we have a half a season so it is awesome. >> everybody had a big smile on their face. so it was really special. it really takes me back. >> reporter: and the players themselves looked happy to be back up on skates with their fans back rooting them on. those in the stands today say they have good feelings about how the sharks will out for so long. >> hopefully, they can jell together. >> reporter: their first home opener will be on a january 24th against the phoenix coyotes. if the fans cannot wait. maureen kelly, kron 4 new >> battle lines are being drawn. coming up we'll take a look at the escalating debate over gun control in america. and caught on camera! thieves stealing an a-t-m machine. take a look at this! [ cri

third period and a two-man advantage for the man in teal. it was boyle with the shot. sharks win their season opener 4-1 the final score. women's basketball, 6th ranked stanford hosting usc. they are sugared up. a pretty steal and a bounce pass . the game high 29 points and 16 rebounds as stanford improves to 16-2. they defeat usc75-66. cal is hosting ucla. clarendon is 22 points. jennifer brandon had 12 and cal is now at the top of the pack 12 standings 70-65. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> fantastic. and you will be sugared up at the super bowl. i just told you about benyays. >> powdered donuts. love them. >> that's it for this edition of abc news. join us tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. for a special inauguration day edition of good morning america. >> for awful us here, thanks for allowing me. >> do i what i can to help -- i do what i can to help you. >> don't forget the alarm clock app for your android or kindle fire. check out there are two kinds ofabout t around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the

third period and a two-man advantage for the man in teal. it was boyle with the shot. the sharks win their season opener 4-1 the final score. women's basketball, 6th ranked stanford hosting usc. they are sugared up. a pretty steal and a bounce pass . the game high 29 points and 16 rebounds as stanford improves to 16-2. they defeat usc75-66. cal is hosting ucla. clarendon is 22 points. jennifer brandon had 12 and cal is now at the top of the pack 12 standings 70-65. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> fantastic. and you will be sugared up at the super bowl. i just told you about benyays. >> powdered donuts. love them. >> that's it for this edition of abc news. join us tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. for a special inauguration day edition of good morning america. >> for awful us here, thanks for allowing me. >> do i what i can to help -- i do what i can to help you. >> don't forget the alarm clr your app for your android or kindle fire. check out(kj;x;x;x;x;x >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," capitol celebration.

defense secretary panetta says the united states is very concerned and is quote fully prepared to tealith any kind of provocation. here's he martha. >> if there was any hope that kim would be less threatening and dangerous than his late father, those hopes are now dashed. the 20 something leader appears to relish his new role. now directly challenging the united states. reclusive nation warning the world it will soon tease nuclear weapon. long range rocket. 1 after another. today vowing that the target of its missiles and nuclear aggression america. sworn enemy. >> he's trying to show he can't be pushed around. >>reporter: tonight deep inside isolated nation, there are signs that a nuclear test is being ready. north korea first test add newshawk bomb in 2006. dianne sawyer was inside north korea days after test. the only western journalist meeting with the north nuclear negotiator. who asserted their country right to test. now it's believed the secret regime has nuclear arsenal of 12 weapons and powerful ones. last test in 2009 revealed a bomb about half as powerful as the one that des

there is a winter weather advisory into the affect with that teal. half feet at the lower elevations. let us take a look it your extende here to stay. already freeze and warnings with tent down right frigid. temperatures will stay cold but will warm up a bit going towards next week. >> flexible video screens gabe slate tech report coming up... >> coming up later in this broadcast barry bonds and the baseball hall of fame. and we will hear from arguably one of the best coaches q x >> former president bill clinton highlights the second day of the consumer electronics show in las vegas. samsung brought mr. clinton on stage to talk about technology and its potential to help address social problems around the world. the company then showed off a remarkable flexible video display. that can be folded or rolled up. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate. shows us how it works >> this will change everything. whiff bendable ..with bendable screens. these are lightweight, flexible, and even could be even into magazines, and put things into even fabric. because these

. >> the sharks looking good in teal as you are ann. ick marleau scored two goals in each of the first three games. what are the odds he would do it again to the avalanche this afternoon? sims madison missed a great game. his daddy produces a preseason for cbs. sky gomez made his debut with the sharks. stewart woke up with a hit on gabriel and o'brien goes after stewart and gets a four minute penalty. when you're on the sharks power play they make you pay. patrick marleau backhands a rebounded into the net. 1-0 sharks. still on the power play, thorn -- boyle to thornton to marleau make it 2-0. another two-goal game for marleau a league leading eight goals this season. they are well in control late in the second. the rookie irwin with a slat shot. sharks win 4-0 to improve to 4- 0 on the season. [ bubbling water ] >> that sound means the return of the dorsal fin digest. the top line of thornton, marleau an pavelski combined for 10 goals and 20 assists in the first four games. marleau is the first player since 1917 to have eight goals afte

the fans wearing teal and black looked on with a mixture of excitement and is lead. games. >> i am so excited it is finally starting. >> we only have so many days until there will be no season and here we are with at least a half of season. >> the players themselves were having to be back on skates with their fans rooting them on. >> everyone here at a big smile on her face. the but they gave us was special. it is nice to be back. >> the fans today said they have good feelings about how the sharks will perform after being locked out so long gel to get there and get games one. >> their first game is against the calgary flames. the first home game is against the phoenix coyotes. mauren kelly kron 4 news. >> good news for former president george as the win was this morning. we will tell you when he to be released from the hospital next. >> wwoç >> and at some of those residents of new town, conn. are facing a difficult decision one month after the tragic shooting of sandy hook elementary school. >> to the building be torn down, turned into a museum or should be reopened

we have the vice president of the teal group corporation, and he joins us on the news line.en really the troubles were just beginning. i'm wondering was a quick fix ever a realistic assumption? >> i don't know. they certainly were right to push it, but given the faa's determination to clear this plane as the secretary lahood took it 1,000% safe was i think the term he used, it really just wasn't all that much of a starter, i'm afraid. like there was some more work ahead. >> from where you stand and i know we're all longing at this from the outside. although maybe not as much for you. the japanese appear to be more interested in the battery than u.s. investigators who were going to start looking at the maker of the auxiliary power unit. looking at wiring, looking at circuit boards. where do you think the focus should be? >> well, right now actually the best case scenario would be some kind of batch of defective batteries. that would be the ideal outcome. and if the japanese can find that working with japan that would be terrific. what people don't want to see is a broader pro

he died just last week at the age of 96. teal was first elected back in 1966. e would go on to preside over thousands of cases during the next four decades. >>> good morning to you. it's 5:05. meteorologist christina loren joins us from the nbc bay area weather center looking at a nice day for us today. >> it's going to be really nice out there. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. thanks for waking up with us on back to work monday. monday can be tough and weather is not on our side this morning. we have thick fog out there. quite some time since we had visibility reduced to a quarter mile or less. make sure you are ready to return to the foggy driving situation. mike is already on top of that. we'll check in with him in just a minute. down to a mile visibility. so temperatures this morning are cool to start. 34 degrees in napa. 41 in san francisco. 45 degrees in stinson beach. we'll see a nice, sunny finish to the day. temperatures will climb out of the 40s and 30s where they are right now into the 50s by noon inland and then you'll

the three eyes. that's what i teal like the salmon.t to know if that is the fish i'm eating? >> melissa, the fda never tested geneticly who hadfied organisms to say if they're safe for human health. the industry says they are. i don't know one way or the other. a lot of consumers feel the way you do and would like to have t choice to make that for them service. maybe for a watermelonbut maybe not a salmon. those choices should be made by each family but not a corporate boardroom somewhere. families in washington state and even a lot of farmers here in washington state, we have a huge agricultural section here in washington. a lot of farmers feel that way that that information should be provided to their customers and that is what this initiative is all about. melissa: the fda looked at the salmon situation and they believe it is safe although a lot of people say the fda doesn't go far enough. they want to keep hormones in chicken and other things are considered safe but don't want to feed that to their children. they feel like it has a

and so the business owners in downtown san jose who depend on teal fever to keep them in the black. let's bring in kris sanchez who joins us live from the shark tank. it's nice to see that building lit up again, kris. >> reporter: it is very nice and, raj, there are a lot of exciting events listed on the marquee. not just the sharks yet. the nhl is having a bit of a time trying to come up with the schedule. >> it feels like the season will start. >> reporter: in the sharks' locker room for the first time since last season. he spent the lockout playing in finland. >> i live in san jose. this is home for me. >> reporter: the head coach and some of the sharks players waited out the 113-day lockout here in san jose. can coach said he heard from very disappointed fans and knows what the team has to do in this very short season. >> to win as many games as possible and earn their loyalty back. there's not much we can say except apologize for the length of time. >> the players lost income but so did the local economy. according to the city of san jose, the sharks organization creates about

as the goalies blocked slap shots and the stars of the team charged the ice and battled over pucks.the fans wearing teal and balck in the stadium looked on with a mixture of excitement.and relief.that they'll be getting a hockey season after all.even though it will consist of only 48 games instead of 82. and the players themselves looked happy to be back up on skates with their fans back rooting them on. those in the stands today say they have good feelings about how the sharks will perform.after being locked out for so long. we now know the atlanta falcons will face off against the san francisco the fans cannot wait. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> 49ers next sunday. kron 4's reggie kumar tells us some niner's fans wanted seattle to win today, because the nfc champioship game would have been played at the stick instead of in atlanta. >> the falcons/seahawks game was a nail bitter. no one shangai kelly's saloon in san francisco knew who was going to win until the very end. >> it was crazy. there were shut out. >> seattle i almost wanted them to come here so we could stop them out so i think that it's jus

. >>> the guys in teal are back. >> looking good too. >>> still ahead, get the style, skip the pain. you can sport colin kaepernick's tats for a while. >> gather up the quarters. guess what? this weekend's parking no longer free in san francisco. we'll let you know where you'll have to pay up this sunday. >> we want to send out a strong message it won't be acceptable here in morgan hill. >> the zero tolerance crackdown at that time bad behavior at a south bay school just ahead. >>> it's time to pay up and park. this time they mean it. the rollout of a new policy that could have you scrambling for rolls of quarters starting this sunday. >>> showers are starting to subside. thick pocket of fog developing. we'll tell you where you can't even see the road and what's to come for the all-important weekend. >>> i'm trying to watch roads for you as well. those conditions have my maps lit up as well. we'll show you the south bay coming up. >> lots of fog in the south bay. here's a live look at san jose. those hazy headlights on this friday, january 25th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good m

the own of pabst blue ribbon are close to a $400 million teal for ho hostess brand twinkies. and the dallas cowboys are a distant second at 2.1 billion. and here's a solution for china's air problem. canned air. straight ahead media day for the ravens and 49ers had a few surprises including randy moss's pick for twraetest wide receiver ever. a courtroom hearing gets ugly fast. another reason cooking or rather smoking cigarette kansas be deadly. getting ready to feed the troops on super sunday. you're watching "early today." >>> now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. we start in ohio where a courtroom attack was captured on camera. a man went on a rampage as his ex-girlfriend was seeking an order of protection against him. the attacker shoved his own grandmother as he chased the victim and beat her until police subdued him with a stun gun. >>> next to texas and an explosion ignited by a couple in a storage facility that were smoke. the pair were trespassing when they decided to light up over the storage container. flames erupted causing both to suffer criti

take a look what guards found strapped to the teal feline. >> it included battery. nd memory card. they could aid in an escape team or help inmates communicate with criminals on the outside. the cat was transferred to a local shelter. >>> they worked out big bucks for a big tuna fish. that was $1.76 million. that is nearly three times of the prize set last year. the fish weighed a whopping 489 pounds. look at the thing. the winner, they said the fish will be big enough to serve 10,000 pieces of sushi. >> tuna, anyone. >>> more violence in a colorado town. the sick hour standoff with police that left four people dead and what a survivor is saying about the gunman. the 49ers know they will be playing green bay and history is not on the niners side when facing the packers. ?v . >>> well overnight a deal reached to end the nearly four month nhl lockout and bringing hockey back in as early as nine days. welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. >> the nhl and the association reached a tentative agreement hours ago. that means the san jose shark fans will see th

. >> ktvu shows you the sketch of an attempted kidnap ?v >>> black and teal is back. e san jose sharks return to hp pavilion tonight after a four month lock out. ktvu's matt keller is live in san jose and tells us fans and busies -- businesses could not be happier even if it is a shortened season. reporter>> fans are very happy out here. the sharks just mounted an amazing come back and have just won 4-3 in a winning formula for downtown businesses, hockey in san jose, excellent for them. san jose shark fans were eager to get to the ice after nine months of no nhl hockey. >> you're excited to be back? >> absolutely. yeah. >> i've waited months for san jose to come back and play a home game. i'm so excited to watch. reporter>> if you were expecting a line of bitter fans upset over the lock out you did get a line, but this is for the shark's store. the fans eager to support their team. >> we just waited so long to get them back and i have to get a piece of whatever they have. anything new i want it. reporter>> workers were hit hard by the loss of the sharks. no games mean

. >>> the fiscal cliff teal deal passed this week included a gift for local commuters. take public transportation to $240 a month. most federal workers and some contract employees are eligible for that incentive. the benefit of just $125 a month in 2012 and was blamed for reduced ridership on metro and vre. the provision is also retroactive meaning federal workers may be able to recoup some of the extra costs they paid for public transit last year. >>> virginia lieutenant governor bill bolling may not be giving up hope of becoming the commonwealth's next governor. the "washington post" is reporting that the republican is considering a run as an independent. he says he's been polling voters and meeting with business leaders to help him make a decision. bolling suspended his campaign for the gop nomination in november. that makes attorney general ken cuccinelli the presumptive republican nominee. >>> it is now 5:36. 32 degrees. still to come, waiting to return home. the red tape that is keeping a virginia woman overseas. >>> plus, the impact a court ruling will have on pe

. >>> i'm scott budman from your company to your wallet, the new government teal is changing a whole lot of our bottom lines. we'll show you how coming up. >> reporter: and i'm chris san chedz where one of three men accused of killing millionaire kumra was in court. the felony complaint against says. >>> closer to keeping it together. what the accused killers of a millionaire allegedly made off with after killing him, beating his ex and ransacking their home. we also know that investigators suspect the four people in custody may not be the only ones involved. kris sanchez joins us live from san jose. one of the suspects in court today. >> reporter: yes, jessica. many of the details connecting that suspect plus two others with a woman police say is a prostitu prostitute. we were able to get the felony complaint against the three suspected killers and that is filling in some of the details. investigators aren't saying anything about the colorful details emerging about the life r robby kumra led before he was murdered in his mansion. >> i worked for him doing some accounting and bookkee

the first time this season. a live preview, coming up. very nice. >>> teal ac black attack is back. homeowner for the sharks two hours from now. >> hp pavilion, the 2-0 sharks are off to a nice start, brodie. >> ladies, i don't know if you can see this but they are actually running the fog machine past me here right now, i'm assuming they are testing it you never know. they might be messing with me. certainly tonight, extra special, the 19th home opener in the history of the hp pavilion, sharks 2-0. everybody excited about that. but more importantly, remember the nhl lockout that lasted 113 days, the fans that will come here to the tank in san jose tonight, extra excited, extra special. they didn't know if they would see an nhl season this year. i was told that even though they have been through this night 14 times, comes out of the dressing rooms and skates onto the ice it never gets old there you have it from the players to the coaches to the fans to the broadcasters themselves, everybody excited about this sharks/coyotes opening night here at hp pavilion. back to you. >> thanks, b

the f-16 went missing last night over the adriatic sea after taking off from aviano air base. italian rescue tealsed in the search effort and they recovered debris in the water. but there's no sign of the lone pilot that was aboard that plane. the reports of oil in slick water may have led rescuers to that wreckage. >>> another plane incident leaves at least 20 people dead. this one in kazakhstan. the sorry is this, the crash happened near the country's biggest city of al matty. there are no reports of survivors. in december, 27 died when a military plane went down. >>> as early as next week, gay people could be allowed to join and serve as leaders in the boy scouts. this morning, the organization's decision to lift it's nationwide ban on gay people is getting a lot of reaction. quality advocates are praising the decision while some religious organizations say they're disappointed. if the texas-based organization does change its policy it will still allow local groups to enact their own bans. >>> right now, check this out. sarasota, florida, high-wire walker nik wallenda is attempting to walk over

the ceo . good morning to you. looking exquisite in your teal. let's talk about turn up the heat. >> okay.al benefit event. we have 41 women chefs coming from around the metro area to come cook. do a great tasting. some great desserts, savory treats. happening on monday night. >> how did this come to be? >> came from a genesis of women who said let's pull together our community and in the unusual way and say how are we going to celebrate the women giving back to the community? 8 years ago they got together and started with about 20 chefs and now over 40. so it builds every year. >> all real good ideas come from women. >> i hate to say that. >> in terms of ovarian cancer, do you have facts and figures? >> unfortunately 22,000 women get diagnosed with ovarian cancer. 15,000 of those women passed away in the first year. we don't have an early detection test. most women are diagnosed in stage 3 or stage 4 of cancer. so they are battling not only ovarian cancer but all the other issues. >> we need to have events like this. >> so people understand what the symptoms are. physicians understand wha

is the first nhl game at h-p pavilion and more than nine months. defenseman brad store will be sporting a tealn seven years. the stars have also signed free agent center scott bill has a one-year deal. is a tough year veteran of the nhl and two-time all-star. tonight's game such as 730 in san jose. >> the time is 6378 am and here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is dry and traffic looks nice and light. we will be back. and >> >> a federal appeals court stated that this benz the sex offenders from using and that this is unconstitutional. >> governor jerry bondbrown will deliver the state of the state address this morning at 9:00. this is the third since becoming governor in again. the governor is expected to promote a tunnel system for water in the central valley and breaking ground this year on what would be the nation's first high-speed rail system. improving california school of finance is also high on his list of priorities. >> we will be right back. for the new mattress models, but sleep train's huge year end clearance sale ends sunday. get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur

the name of literature. there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get from her. her question was koejent for someone who had polished off her third drink. i want to come out of retirement and i want her to help me. i don't think it's realistic. you keep thinking i need to find the restroom. i wasn't liste

go into a home and they have to respond to the 911 call, well the police obviously can deal with that. but when you have people i know tealinghere the person can take down a swat team that is a the need between someone being able to lay down cover fire like they are in the covers of vietnam and take down a movie theater full of people in secs. >> police pay benefits and that sort of thing it is fascinating to me that they aren't more powerful as lobbyists on this issue. it is amazing that they lost these arguments. there was a debate as to whether cop killer bullets should be legal. which is the only purpose for an armor piercing bullet. d ea >> they keep changing the technology to get around the description you have made of what is banned. >> right. we know what they are going to do, their lobbyists are tgoing o go in and not want to call these assault weapons they would rather go with a semiautomatic weapon. and they are rying to carve out excepti exceptions. >> i'm less concerned quite frankly about what you call an assault weapon than i amit