we get the down on this before we let you go vicki? >> let's take a look at this in comparison to other markets. let's look at all technologies and how price comes down. think about the price of a personal computer compared with the price of a computer today or the price of a dvd player. or even mp-3 player. somebody develops the technology. other people come along, use it and it's time to buy, they can make the product cheaper and that's real what he we are doing here. in many ways the brand name drug manufacturers are luckier. because they have a legislatively protected lot of contho >>> isn't it correct and fair to say that we need both generics and we need brands? not necessarily in that order? no brands no generics but they are both needed and needed urgently? >> absolutely&they are both required for effective and efficient market for prescription drugs. >> is that reallyour opinion, vicky? >> yes it is. >> i got another question for you. the fda has been without a fullrs worely on the fda to permanent . >> i see i've >> absolutel

give vicki camack a bigger hand than that. [applause] that's vicki. whoa. thank you, vicki. honestly, vicki, i like that ties network, just the idea of all the connections. a personal and isolated in formation, thank you very much. there is a gentleman i will bring up and get out of the way, i wanted to mention something about the news business and technology. hopefully you watched television. our business is changing by the day, we depend on technology. i would feel naked without my phone. i would feel naked without my ipad. even when i am on television, i am talking by e-mail with people just like you. if dave, do you know about this event? this is what is happening here at this time, often we get to do with it because we heard it straight from you. through e-mail. you might say, i don't have your e-mail address, how to live by you? you can go to our web site and you can find it there. our business has changed so much because of self bones. you are at the place where something is happening. if you without a phone and take a picture, with your permission, you get there befo

vicki mentions egg legacy. piece of our time. which any written will remember as neville chamberlain's fame mutt comment coming back from the munich dealer hitler most begotten phrase whatsoever. it is astonishing to it me that that quote even is inadvertently and said in a different context slipped through the fact checkers and speech writerred and kno-ho-co in the mainstream media noted. >> i did. >> now there is "newsweek" magazine which is an online only publication i guess you would call it second coming. searches have long complained president obama thinks that of himself. now call they have made it official i guess. >> he was treated as messiah figure the first time around. the media put too much faith in politics and government it reflect their particular ideological bias. they really -- they are setting him up for a no fail secondin term. they are not going to hold him accountability didn't held him accountable in the. racist. viewer for the coverage of the "the washington post" had it right when he said al roker mention

pinkerton, american editor conservative magazine and investigative reporter and fox news contributor, vicky ward. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> i barack hussein obama do faithfully swore that ill execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve protect and defend. >> preserve protect and defend. >> the constitution of the nights. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help you god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> jon: it was a big day for barack obama on monday taking the ceremonial oath of office for his second term. it was a big day for the media as well. jim, we had cnn jim acosta saying he had to pinch himself. we saw al roker screaming to get the president's attention. what happened to reporting? >> don't forget chris mathews comparing it to the gettysburg address. i think that the media, some, some summarized it as well, tale of two inaugurations, and with bush 43, media sneers and obama, the media cheers. and how the kids are dress

(vicky) esta es la casa. ¿esta casa? sí. no es mucho para un gerente.á no quiere saber nada con este tipo, dice que ordoñez es un sinvergüenza, cuanto más lejos, mejor. ¿y durante la semana quién está acá? la señora que limpia, el mayordomo, el jardinero, igualmente ellos vienen únicamente los domingos, antes venían los viernes pero ya no vienen más, deben haber comprado casa en otra parte. el domingo vengo. ¿cómo pudiste meter a tu hermana en esto? es tu hermana. mario, mírame... dime que no lo hiciste. hice. ¿qué, acaso te busca la policía? trata de entenderlo, papá, esto lo hacemos por ti, ♪ mario dice que es lo único que podemos hacer porque él ya fue al banco a reclamar la plata y dice que se la van a dar pero no sabemos cuándo, nosotros la necesitamos ahora para llevarte a cuba. ¿te acuerdas cuando querías llevar a mamá a cuba? a la polinesia era. ♪ ¿sabes qué tienes que pensar? que esto lo estamos haciendo por él, él se merece que nosotros luchemos por él, si somos buenas peonas, somos buenas personas por él, nada más. arreglé con vicky y el domi

and also the key is vicki must be feeling great

one is a very talented lady, her name is vicki.ill read some of this that you get an idea of who she is. she is a canadian, by the way. that rang a bell. but vicki finds and implement innovative solutions and the social sector. this is something called the planned lifetime advocacy network. the personal support networks. as the executive director of the institute for citizenship and disabilities, she became a recognized expert in canada. for developing social networks, social innovation, citizenship, and turning around the world of those that are disabled. she is the founder and ceo of of the personal network. she has been focusing her skills best to deliver personal networks,, she has done a tremendous amount of things. she has done so many things, i need a calculator to add them all up. the idea is that she is an expert on building personal networks and coming up with things that will work for you that will change your lives. give a warm welcome to vicki camack. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. what an amazing venue to hold

vickie, what more can you tell us? or of the above, can you correct anything? >> caller: you have as much information as i have at this time. we do know that it was between two individuals, three people were shot. one of those was the shooter. two others were studented. i don't know information on the condition of any of the people that have been shot at this point in time. >> shepard: nearby hospitals say that one is very serious, one may be critical. we don't know if one was the shooter. now, we were listening to your administrator on another network. can you confirm whether the shooter was a student? >> caller: i cannot at this point in time. >> shepard: can you confirm whether the victims were characterized as caught in the crossfire, were students? >> caller: i believe that they are students, yes, that's correct. >> shepard: it's my understanding that this happened in an area which includes a library and an administration building. is that right? >> caller: yes, that's correct. >> shepard: though it seems sort of unclear why where the shooting might have h

kron 4's vicki liviakis is here to fill us in on the superbowl. vicki. around, but fans of the 49ers be prepared. the superbowl comes with a super-sized price tag. let's talk numbers. lottery to make only about a thousand tickets available to purchase. if you don't win the lottery and are on the lookout for a secondary market. where as of monday morning the average price for a seat at the superbowl is $3,195 dollars. ka-ching! the cheapest we could find is $1,785 dollars. of course the official list prices according to the nfl are $850, $950, and $1,250 for the superbowl upper and lower bowl and club seats but that's daydreaming. one online ticket for a good seat was going for $12,575 dollars, but even if you're willing to pay thru the nose, there's no telling if the ticket is real until gametime. the only guarenteed secondary ticket seller is the nfl ticketmaster ticket exchange. buy from anybody else and you're on your own. good luck. in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> pam: of course, the price of a ticket is not the only thing you'll ha

. >> invoking the name of vicky soto, the teacher killed in the sandy hook massacre, while using herbody to shield students. a group of lawmakers proposed a school marshal program to protect campuses from gunmen mod yeld after air marshal who's guard against terrorism and staffers from janitor to principal could be skparmd no ÷ how many are carrying a gun. >> we have a more yap yal obligation that the next vicky soto faced with inexpoliticable even,,s"z that e she not be leftézq+ defenseless. >> school marshals would have to pass a background check to get a concealed weapons permit. one bill would alout use of education funds to pay for the program illustrating the divide in the gun control debate in these post-sandy hook times pitting proponents begins gun supporters. >> we laid off thousands of teachers. why would we use the few personnel we have left to be armed guards? when armed guards don't always prevent shootings? >> then there is argument of stray bullets in a battle between a school work skbrer armed intrude yir. >> if you're trying to shoot a shooter that could be dangerou

vicky uncovered the details in an exclusive report you'll see only on nbc bay area news. joins us live in the newsroom. >> jessica, these are court documents detailing a disturbing history of harassment, threats and alleged retaliation by fire captain john womont. the fire district has a workplace violence restraining against willmont just as a search of his home turned up 53 guns, including illegal assault rifles, many of them unregistered. that's not all that investigators found. court papers show they recovered more than 200 items, allegedly stolen from the district. this is public property ranging from firefightering equipment and uniforms to power tools worth thousands of dollars. in the petition for the restraining order, the battalion chief says willmont handed a bullet to a co-worker with that person's name on it. the chief also cites a

right now it's totally legal, but the investigative unit's vicky nguyen asks, is it safe?nd welcome back. we've all gotten one of these, but as you know, using it behind the wheel in california is breaking the law. yet there's an exception for drivers of emergency vehicles, it's legal for them to type, text or talk while driving. but here's the issue. if it's unsafe for us, is it any safer for them? tonight, the investigative unit's vicky nguyen found distracted driving with emergency vehicles can cause some significant damage. >> reporter: you're looking at a chp cruiser. wrecked after the officer rammed the back of a taxi at 60 miles an hour. the officer said he took his eyes off the road to look down at his computer on 101 near mountain view. in concord, an officer checked a message for just a second and caused a three-car pileup. we reviewed more than 2 million collision records in california from 2006 to 2011 and found more than 1,000 crashes caused by distracted drivers of emergency vehicles. that's about 14 a month. most of those collisions involve local police or c

. >> one more shot of vicki.. do you like the bling!is a great moment for kron 4. >> this is one of the most sophisticated and glamorous parties foot of the year. >> we have been in different locations and some of them can get a little rowdy. >> i reported around 5. with some of promotions. >> i guarantee that this is the only live show at midnight. with balloons and fireworks. >> cocktails. >> and dancing. will you do a fred astaire. >> the last time that jim swanson did some dancing. jan wahl! >> take a look at some celebrations around the world. (music) >>> jim harbaugh is giving his guys some time off heading into the playoffs. jason has that story straight ahead we'll wet your appetite for new years live by taking a quick look back at the biggest sports moments of 2012. >>> thousands of people are expected to celebrate the new year at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo! you're looking at a live picture. we're counting down to the new year kron4's catherine heenan and gary radnich is hosting new years live right here on kron4. s

in oakland vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> catherine: in national news.necticut lawyer has withdrawn his request to sue the state over the sandy hook elementary school shooting. the shooting left 26 people dead - including 20 children. attorney,irving pinsky accused the state of failing to provide a safe setting. he wanted 100-million dollars in damages on behalf of a six-year-old girl who survived. the lawsuit claimed the child suffered emotional trauma. it's not clear why pinsky pulled his request. but he says he's reserving the right to bring it up again. >> starting tomorrow, armed police officers will be stationed at all schools in the marlboro township, new jersey district. the township's high school already has a uniformed officer stationed there during the day. another officer visits the middle and elementary schools. but as of tomorrow - there will be officers at every school. the added police presence will stay in place until there's an upgraded security plan for the district. the idea is similar to one proposed by the n-r-a after the new-town s

kron-'4s vicki liviakis brings us a story you'll only see here. the vernon davis we see on tv.tball player. 49er tight end. taking a hard hit. and getting back up again. but, this is also vernon davis - talented artist and painter. >> it is all about expressing yourself. >> reporter: opening up his new art gallery in san jose's santana row. gallery 85. just like his jersey. here you'll see davis' own other emerging artists. >> i want to touch children's lives for perhaps that do not believe. >> proceeds go to the vernon davis foundation for the arts. davis majored in art in college.but kept his love of drawing and painting hidden in the tough hood he grew up in. >> did you have a moment? >> yes, i had a moment where i was scared. and then when i was in college i decided and i felt free. during that time i thought about some things that i could get back and change lives and let kids know that it is okay that it is okay to pursue art. >> where some of the only options were drugs, gangs, and if you're lucky - football. davis' aim is to make art cool for kids. and encourage them to

kron 4's vicki liviakis fills us in on the cost of a ticket to the superbowl.e it's the biggest game around, but fans of the 49ers be prepared. the superbowl comes with a first off, the nfl held a lottery to a thousand tickets available to purchase. if you don't win the lottery and are on the lookout for a ticket, welcome to the secondary market. where as of monday morning the average price for a seat at the superbowl is $3,195 dollars. ka-ching! the cheapest we could find is $1,785 dollars. of course the official list prices according to the nfl are $850, $950, and $1,250 for the superbowl upper and lower bowl and club seats but that's daydreaming. one online ticket for a good seat was going for $12,575 dollars, but even if you're willing to pay thru the nose, there's no telling if the ticket is real until gametime. the only guarenteed secondary ticket seller is the nfl ticketmaster ticket exchange. buy from anybody else and you're on your own. good luck. in san francisco, vicki >> pam: of course, the price of a ticket is not the only thing you'll have to pay

. >> reporter: that's right vicki, women are standing up all over the bay area to protect their right to choose. people from both sides rallied today. first stop, justin herman plaza. pro choice protestors were making their voices heard >> across the country 70% of people believe in row, so i'm optimistic we're gonna continue to move forward. >> reporter: it was 1973 when the supreme court recognized a woman's right to choose an abortion. this sea of people believe a medical decision should be made between a woman and her doctor.and say they each have to do their part to protect that choice. (sandra fluke, pro choice lawyer) >> we have to keep defending row and defending the rights of women to make their own decisions on their bodies legally, but there's also a more profound fight about access and affordability and insurance coverage and about making sure that people especially in rural areas have access to it. >> reporter: advocates say the threat in the state of california is services, and preserving those services under the budget. as they take to the streets and defend their right

kron-4's vicki liviakis shows us just how hard its going to be.e a ticket. >> reporter: you knew it wouldn't be easy.but tickets for the 49ers divisional playoff game went on sale monday morning on ticketmaster.and. sold out in under three minutes. currently some seats remain as part of ticket and tailgate packages which include an all in one game ticket plus pregame tailgate party access plus food and beverages. you can try and score those directly through the 49ers page on ticketmaster. we checked out stubhub and found seats as high as - get this - one pair on the sideline for 93,360 dollars. could be a typo. the next cheapest is a single seat in the endzone for 55 hundred dollars. and we went to craigslist and spotted these saturday playoff tickets for a mere $399 a piece. there's a picture but no vouching for authenticity. the team advises fans looking for any tickets to saturday's game to visit the nfl ticket exchange - the only ticket re-sale site supported by the niners and nfl. vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> coming up a man in marin count

no one would know who or how many are carrying a gun. >> we have a moral obligation that the next vicky soto who is faced with in ineck mickable cecil that she not be left defenseless. >> reporter: districts decide whether to participate. it would allow the use of education funds to pay for the program. the proposal illustrates the deep divide in the gun control debate in the post sandy hook times pitting proponents of tighter gun control regulations against gun supporters who want to protect children with more guns. >> we laid off thousands of teachers in the last couple of years. why would we use the few school personnel we have left to be armed guards when armed guards don't always prevent shootings. >> then there is the argument of stray bullets in a gun battle between a school worker and armed intruder. >> if you are trying to shoot at a shooter that could be dangerous for the kids. >> reporter: but chris tia marotti, mother of two with another on the way says she couldn't bear the thought of her kids in a school shooting. >> i'm here because if my children were put in a lockdown s

it is fun to come here and i am able to visit with vicki and we're working with the best weatherman. brian. this is a weekend i will never forget, weatherman. brian. this is a weekend i will never forget, the 49ers vilook at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> we look forward to seeing you this evening, vicky. >>> police on high alert after one of their own is viciously beaten and shot in east oakland. they arrested five gang members. the community is now increasing its plea for help. only how to get that help is causing outrage also. in a few minutes, oakland city council members will need to decide whether to hire william bratton. jody? >> janelle, the council chambers inside city hall are absolutely packed. the fire marshal just asked folks to leave because there's not enough room. 200 people have signed up to speak at tonight's meeting. while bratton critics plan to be loud and boisterous, others in oakland say this crime-ridden city needs all the help it can get. >> it's hell. it's hell. it's hell on earth. >> reporter: that's how sandra describes what it's like living in this east oakland neighborhood, where an undercover police officer got beaten and shot in the arm last night. >> they're violating everybody else's constitutional rights. we can't walk our streets without worrying about a bullet co

that was named after vicky dreyes, a filipino olympian from san francisco.se are names we should never forget. we'll see another names as they serve our great city and become our great local heroes. many of these names now on this very wonderful interactive board. tonight celebrate. celebrate the whole month and make sure we remember our heroes and make sure we honor the current ones that are serving today. and let's get the filipino-american candidates rally going for more heros in san francisco! celebrate filipino-american history month. thank you everybody for being here tonight. [ applause ] >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyp

. -- vicky price. >> what would happen in the next couple of months is there will be a lot of discussions and bargaining going on. first of all, the fiscal cliff and whether that can be avoided completely in a couple of months because maybe they will be able to raise the debt ceiling slightly. i think that is very important to happen. the second thing will be what happens on spending? there's quite a bit of spending already in the pipeline. the question is the u.s. has a lot of debt that is structural. there has to be long-term changes in terms of the way benefits have been paid and other issues in some of the long-term spending that has been taking place, which will need to be tackled in such a way that will need to be permanently lower. if the problem gets tackled, then they will come back to continue the crisis over the next year. and >> in the central african republic, security forces have used tear pressed to -- teargas to dispel protesters. there has been no agreement so far. >> the rebels positioned outside the city with pigeons running high. these security forces have exploited th

that was named after vicky dreyes, a filipino olympian from san francisco. these are names we should never forget. we'll see another names as they serve our great city and become our great local heroes. many of these names now on this very wonderful interactive board. tonight celebrate. celebrate the whole month and make sure we remember our heroes and make sure we honor the current ones that are serving today. and let's get the filipino-american candidates rally going for more heros in san francisco! celebrate filipino-american history month. thank you everybody for being here tonight. [ applause ] >> thank you and welcome everybody to today's announcement of my appointment to the city college board of trustees for san francisco. let me begin by thanking my good friend, someone who graduated from my alma mater, somebody who worked with for many years, he has been part of the elected city family for the city college for over a decade. of course, that is mr. marks. you want to give our condolences and certainly acknowledge milton's contribution to our college

. >> reporter: vicki. federal investigators say chevron fire fighters responding to a small leak and fire before the big explosion. may have accidently punched a hole in the 40-year-old pipe that eventually failed in august. u-s chemical safety board investigators say they are examining the tools chevron fire fighters used to stop an intial small refinery leak and fire in richmond last august sixth investigators say the 40- year-old pipe that eventually sent a plume of gas and fire into the air was already in bad shape. over time, sulfur from the crude oil flowing through the pipe wore it down. but, the chemical safety board says it's found a gash on the pipe. that investigators say must have been done from the outside. investigators are looking into the possibility that while chevron fire fighters were responding to a smaller leak and fire. they may have accidently damaged the pipe. while ripping and tearing away at insulation. investigators say the bigger explosion may have still happened regardless of t

vicki was a good friend of his, deeply involved in the peace talks. many believe she was the target. >> not all agree with the leader. they would point of the vendor at the -- a point the finger at the deep state of turkey. >> it is a problem with terrorism, and it has the last terrorists. >> tonight, a prince came. >> funding for this presentation -- hundreds came. >> to pakistan where police say more than 100 people have been killed in separate bombings in the country. the death toll has climbed and many more people have been injured. >> a bomb in the center that appears to have targeted soldiers. and then an attack at a religious gathering, 20 killed at this time. and in the evening, the bombing in an area where members share a muslim minority. journalists and onlookers have gathered at the site. and the building collapsed. scores of people, according to the police, have been killed. there are groups whose main aim is to target the shia muslims. hundreds have been killed. the authorities fail, and they find a way to end the bloodshed. >> reporting

back over to you vicki. >> their bags are packed and ready to go. it's on to the super bowl for the n-f-c champion san francisco 49ers. the big game is eight days out. and during their final practices at home. kron four's philippe djegal reports the team is feeling good about their chances. especially considering the quarterback's hot hand. >> reporter: quarterback colin kaerpernick says about a week out from the biggest game of his life. he's just trying to keep things simple. after a week of practices in santa clara. kaerpernick and the 49ers say they're ready for the big stage. this franchise has never lost a super bowl in which it's played. and, players say they expect to bring home san francisco's sixth championship trophy. coach jim harbaugh says the baltimore ravens are well- coached. and, present a challenge for the niners. both offensively and defensively but at this point. the 49ers have proven there are no challenges this team can't overcome. he praised the play of his hand-picked quarterback. also saying kaepernick has a strong supportin

. >> easy for curtis and vicky to remember the birthday.ve another set of twins, get this who were born on the same exact day, two years ago. but at least they have some unpaid help at home. the couple has a 7, 5, and 3-year-old. god bless that family. >> that's very -- >> that is a full house. >> -- ambitious. >> yeah. >> at least you have to have one birthday party for four kids. >> yeah, you consolidate. >> yeah. that's -- and they're all under the age of 7 then. >> fertility not a problem in that household. >> not at all. >> the boys are swimming. >>> coming up next, a real-life med ka drama for a star known for his x-rated movies. >>> and later, cats kill birds. we all know that. how many birds? a number that may astound even the most loyal cat lovers. you are watching "world news now." ♪ meow-meow-meow ♪ meow-meow-meow >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. brought to you by consumer cellular. by consumer cellular. how far will people go to relieve their sore throat? try these. new cepacol sensatio

our last of the audience is vicky. >> thank you all for joining us today in baltimore. the cfpb field hearing the ability to repay the qualified mortgage rule. what we hear from you all, the wide array of interest represented here is very important. we listen very carefully, so we thank you for taking time from your day to talk to us. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] afghan president hammed karzai visiting the u.s. this week. met today with president obama at the white house. in a few minutes president karzai speaks at george town university. you can see live on our companion networking c-span. coming up later today c-span2 q & a with sonia on the non-profit group that works with high-risk youth through mentoring, after school programs and community involvement. that's at 6:00 p.m. eerp. at 7:00 matthew, director and producer of the movie that looks at problems in american health care and cost effective solutions. called roosevelt's heavily forested -- [inaudible] he unlike mrs. roosevelt, he knew when to be still in the presenc

. >> vicki. suspect. 22-year-old dexter oliver. and, the victim knew eachother. in fact, police say the two are dating. right now, the victim is being treated in the burn center here at saint francis hospital. witnesses tell the san francisco police that they heard a woman screaming. on hollister avenue between third and jennings at around 12-15 sunday afternoon. police say 22-year-old dexter oliver approached her. threw flammable liquid over her. and, then set her body on fire. police say it's possible that afterwords, oliver walked down the street and boarded a light rail train. investigators not releasing what led to the confrontation. but police say oliver and the victim are dating. here's a look at dexter oliver. police say he's about 5-10. weighing 155 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red and white hoodie. dark pajama pants, with multi-colored shamrock print. with grey and red nike tennis shoes. police say he also has a unique haircut. with a fish carved out on one side of his hair and a lightening bolt on the other. billy ware is a local pastor and lives

vicki?tomakers are picking up the pace when it comes tohat aims to keep drivers connect behind the wheel. karin caifa spoke with automakers about the strides they've made to get their cars up to speed. smartphones do a lot to get us where we need to go - directions, maybe some roadside assistance. for the most part, that phone works separately from the dashboard. the new trends in autos is to change that. >> "the focus of this car really showcases how consumer electronics are influencing the drive. so we're seeing for the first time, things integrated that we've never seen in a car before." >> reporter: q-n-x software says they've created a "connected cockpit" inside this bentley. a curved touch screen that can display tweets and emails, navigation instructions right behind the wheel, and a web app that lets drivers lock doors or check the gas tank from their smartphone. the company says, it could be adapted to any price point. expanding dashboard technology is the goal of a program launched

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our team coverage continues tonight on the bart shooting anniversary - with kron4's vicki liviakis. she has more on a film being made about it -- which will soon premiere at sundance. >> reporter: the name oscar grant isn't exactly a household name. but the young man shot and killed by bart police on new year's day in 2009 will be larger than life. on the big screen. he's the subject of a feature film about to be released called "fruitvale" - where on this train platform - grant lost his life. and supporters - who don't want the public to forget - are holding a vigil. >> this is the real fruitvale - the bart station in oakland. but the film "fruitvale" is making it's debut in front of an entirely different audience - at the sundance film festival. co-staring is oscar winning actress octavia spencer as oscar grant's mother, wanda, who has high hopes for the film. >> my hope for the movie is that people will see the truth. >> reporter: the screen writer is budding bay area film-maker ryan coogler - shooting still photos at the vigil. he worked closely with grant's family - including o

that was named after vicky dreyes, a filipino olympian from san francisco. these are names we should never forget. we'll see another names as they serve our great city and become our great local heroes. many of these names now on this very wonderful interactive board. tonight celebrate. celebrate the whole month and make sure we remember our heroes and make sure we honor the current ones that are serving today. and let's get the filipino-american candidates rally going for more heros in san francisco! celebrate filipino-american history month. thank you everybody for being here tonight. [ applause ] >> okay, good morning. thank you all for coming out today. we're very happy to be here. my name is ed rifkin, i'm the other ed, director of transportation. and as the transportation director, i oversee the sfmta which is the agency that is charged with implementing the city's transit first policy. and what our goal, what the city's goal and the transit first policy is is to make sure that everybody can get around san francisco, that everyone can get to where they

investigative report he vicky winn has an exclusive report. >> reporter: captain john wilmont is a 27-year veteran of the contra costa fire district. these court documents say this public servant stole from taxpayers, harassed co-workers and threatened people he was sworn to protect. now there is a workplace restraining order against wilmont and federal agents have confiscated illegal guns and ammo found at his homes. investigators search three homes and five cars belonging to fire captain john wilmont. court papers show they found more than 200 items allegedly stolen from the fire district, including expensive tools and fire gear worth thousands of dollars. records show they also found 53 guns, including illegal assault rifles and many unregistered guns. his bosses filed a workplace restraining order. in the petition the fire chief said he wrote a co-worker's name on a bullet and gave it to him. that he stole another firefighter's uniform in retaliation. the chief also cites police reports showing he told a woman he would rape and decapitate her after she accidentally called and hung

it's been five years, but the raw pain of nearly losing her child is too hard for vicky zito to shake off. >> and what i really clung to at that moment, because it was just too much, was that she was found alive, and she was on her way home. >> reporter: the countless other young girls are not home. >> when people hear me talk about human trafficking here in the bay area, they say oh, it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: betty anne with the bay area anti-trafficking coalition say victims have shifted in the last year or so to foreigners to americans. >> it is taking off in number. >> reporter: the fbi ranks san francisco one of the top places for human trafficking, and umbrella term for child labor, forced labor, domestic servitude and sex trafficking. san jose another city that tops that list with a lot of shady activity popping up in vietnamese coffee shops, massage parlors, back of dry-cleaner, even auto body shops. but it's not just big cities. >> we're talking about suspicious cases happening in the atherton and sayratogas. >> it's just coming out a pair of twins from hillsboro a

kron 4's vicki liviakis was there - with bay area movie viewers and movie makers. >> the sundance filmin park city, utah.is a huge draw for this san francisco cine-phile. >> there's a lot of bay area presence here there are film-makers and you even run into your friends. >> reporter: despite the long lines to see a movie - lauren williams, producer for the discovery channel, has been coming for seven years. >> part of the fun of sundance is seeing if you can talk your way into a film - it doesn't work. >> one hot ticket is the movie fruitvale - about oscar grant, the unarmed oakland man killed on new year's day 2009 by a bart police officer. it's a first for bay area film-maker ryan coogler - who i recently caught up with at an oscar grant rally at the fruitvale bart station. >> this story follows him in a day if of his life. it talks a lot about him. >> here at sundance - fruitvale was just picked up by a distributor for an estimated two and a half million dollars. not bad for a debut director. >> you might wonder why do people, all the way from the bay area to go to the sundance film

the k vicki? >> reporter: after years of denying it. now admits he used performance-enhancing drugs. in an interview with oprah, armstrong finally answers the claims that have dogged his career in cycling. but will coming clean. mark a fresh start? and what's the cost to his tarnished reputation? we take a closer look. >> for more than a decade lance armstrong looked into the cameras and denied doping. but in a two and a half hour interview with oprah.the disgraced cyclist now reportedly admits to using performance-enhancing drugs. >> i would say he did not come clean in the manner that i expected. it was surprising to me. i would say that for myself, my team, all of us in the room, we were mesmerized and riveted by some of his answers. >> reporter: oprah talked about her exclusive sit down with armstrong on morning tv. >> i would say there were a couple of times when he was emotional. >> reporter: no longer trying to out-pedal doping allegations, armstrong is in a race to save his public image. he's been stripped of his seven tour de f

-really chilly, tonight vicki.it really gets cold relief freezing temperatures right now in petaluma. for tomorrow, the sun shine and some cold readings out there. freeze warnings for the entire bay area with the exception of san francisco. through the day will see these sunshine and crystal clear blue skies. that sun is not going to warm up that much. tomorrow, just before sunrise with the readings coldest in the north bay valleys, low 20s. 50s in some locations. and even teens tonight, 20's and the east bay/inland. with most locations near the bay are really not going to be quite that warm. freezing. 36 and san francisco, san jose, we are going to be cold. with mid upper 20s forecast. for the santa clara police. 29 degrees. and for the santa clara-valleys. and a san mateo. as we go to the day it is not going to warm up quite that much. 20's and '30's and struggling to get to the 40's for the afternoon. the afternoon will only be in the low 50s but there is warmer weather coming. one is going to get here, coming u

. >> reporter: vicki. federal investigators say chevron fire fighters responding to a small leak and fire before the big explosion. may have accidently punched a hole in the 40-year-old pipe that eventually failed in august. u-s chemical safety board investigators say they are examining the tools chevron fire fighters used to stop an intial small refinery leak and fire in richmond last august sixth investigators say the 40- year-old pipe that eventually sent a plume of gas and fire into the air was already in bad shape. over time, sulfur from the crude oil flowing through the pipe wore it down. but, the chemical safety board says it's found a gash on the pipe. that investigators say must have been done from the outside. investigators are looking into the possibility that while chevron fire fighters were responding to a smaller leak and fire. they may have accidently damaged the pipe. while ripping and tearing away at insulation. investigators say the bigger explosion may have still happened regardless of t

and this race with an injury he was and there in even vicki. the first pass.ght they were going to mall them. >> it was in the tougher 40's. attempts, 7-nothing, green bay. but then it was all about kaepernick. he came right back i think that is the greatness of the sky. and how about the sean harris. selling cars and now, 14-7. here is to jerry ross. the rookie. 70-33, there he is, all the way to crabtree. 17 -- 233. and the deb-to 33 careful james jones. 17- to 333 and kaepernick says i do not know i think that this could be just for the kaepernick but take a look, 56 yds. 183 yds. it the most ever game by a quarterback and anny. he used, could yet. here we go. 119 yds. the most ever by a 49er team in the post season. and kaepernick, 446 yds. for touchdowns! it was one of those nights. seattle will be playing for atlanta. if the 49ers if atlanta wins tomorrow, there will code to in atlanta next sunday. if seattle has victory, seattle would be coming year. >> we like to show seattle a good timing. and sometimes people say that atlanta could be a bit weaker. h

renkins had traded the cart to vicki.cks i've ever seen! thank you. ah... (laughs) bye-bye! at last, george had a cart. of course, he no longer had anything to put in it. but that wouldn't last long. girl: george is a monkey. he traded lots of stuff until he got his cart back. boy: today we are trading. girl: each kid brought in things to trade for other things. i have chocolate chip muffins. do you want one bag of chocolate chip muffins for the giraffe? no. girl: matthew offered me three muffins at first and then i said no. would you like six chocolate chip muffins? sure. boy: then matthew offered six to ann marie and ann marie took it. the kids are deciding for themselves what's worth something and what's not. noah didn't want the truck for a goose and a highlighter, but... i think the truck is worth more than what he was offering. boy: trading is good, because you don't use money and you can save your money. i'll take it. narrator: when the man with the yellow hat told george he was bringing home a wondrous animal call

. >>> vicky puso una demanda contra su ex pareja por maltrato fÍsico, pero el proceso era aplazado hasta fÍsico contra otra joven. estas muertes se suman a mÁs de 200 mujeres asesinadistintos en lo que va de aÑo por violencia de gÉnero, cada 36 horas una mujer ese asesinada por feminicidio. >>> y dos adolescentes de trece aÑos fueron apuÑalados en un centro comercial, ante los ojos de decenas de personas en redondo beach california, anabel amplia la noticia. >>> el horror se repite una vez mÁs, dos adolescentese apuÑalados al esperar a sus padres sentados en una banca. >>> se siente uno bastante incÓmodo, y molesto sin seguridad. >>> las vÍctimas de trece aÑos de edad fueron sometidos a una larga cirugÍa luego de ser apuÑaladas en el pecho. >>> va como padre, uno viene confiado a los mall, los deja sentados o algo, le dice espÉrame aquÍ, y viene u ocurre una tragedia de esas. >>> ocurriÓ en el tercer piso al frente de los teatros dos jÓvenes fueron asaltados por razones que no sabemos en este momento. >>> el incidente ocurriÓ aquÍ yadentro del centro comercial, el sospechoso se acercÓ a

kron-'4s vicki liviakis brings us the story. >> the vernon davis we see on tv.yer. 49er tight end. taking a hard hit. and getting back up again. but, this is also vernon painter. opening up his new art gallery in san jose's santana row. gallery 85. just like his jersey. and is all about expressing yourself. >> to touch the lives of children. to let them believe in themselves and they can believe. that is why i am here. >> here you'll see davis' own oil paintings as well as other emerging artists. proceeds go to the vernon davis foundation for the arts. davis majored in art in college.but kept his love of drawing and painting hidden in the tough hood he grew up in. >> as a child, i could not believe that i could paint however, during a college, i decided to change my major. at that time and i thought that i could give back and change lives. and let children know that it is okay. for art. >> where some of the only options were drugs, gangs, and if you're lucky - football. >> if i can reach out to a kid and make them understand that it is ok as i am doing it, they

vicky, football is a game in which they are vl tarrylly participating.n be violent with collisions. players know that. they willingly engage in tackling and in the law isn't that called assumption of the risk? doesn't it insulate the nfl from liability? >> that's the first thing i would bring up. nobody is forcing them to go on the field. obviously it is mortal combat where you are having physical contact. that's the first argument. second one is who is con trib toerlly neglect? if junior seau had any medical problems he didn't go. they are there during practices to make sure. >> there's an even bigger point of contributor renegligence. give he loved the physicality of the game. he enjoyed tackling opposing players. i am not sure you can blame the nfl for that. he is quoted as saying this, if i feel some dizziness, i know that guy the opposing player is feeling double that. there is no such thing as a safe tackle. concussions happen. unless you stop the game entirely you are going to have head injuries aren't you? >> junior is one of the greatest. i am a