dana king! [ laughter ] >> so true. i own a dana king original in my own home, don't i? >> yes, you do. >> yes. >> could you take it out of the bathroom, though? >> it's in the dressing area. dana, what's your artwork website? >> danakingart.com. >> i'm telling you, people, don't walk, rush to your computers after the weather forecast, of course, to see danakingart.com. you'll be amazed. she amazes me every day. this amazes me, because it's not shrouded in pockets of showers. bay bridge, we do have clear skies. we will see dense fog in the inland areas, primarily north of the golden gate bridge. 50s. overnight, 40s. relatively mild night compared to how we kick started this week. tonight, a dense fog advisory going into effect for the northern portions of the bay area, as visibility drops to about quarter of a mile or less in some spots. we'll wake up on saturday morning in the fog, with high pressure right about there, key component to diverting the storm track well north of the bay area. and as a result, we have a dry weekend. both saturday and sunday, okay, slight cha

>>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. investigators are combing through a car that they fished out of the central valley canal, the car they say used to kidnap 4-year-old juliani cardenas a week and a half ago. that toyota was pulled out of the delta-mendota canal just before 6:00 p.m. tonight. kiet do reports investigators think they know what happened. >> reporter: ken, we are standing right at the spot where the car was dragged up onto the banks of the canal and all day long we have been talking about these so-called siphon tubes. there is a flat portion and that is where they found the car lodged today and they will be back tomorrow but they won't be looking for vehicles, they will be looking for bodies. the canal took its toll on the car. the body was dented, the bumpering dangling and windows smashed. after 11 days it didn't even look like a toyota corolla any more. there was no closure, just more questions. >> unfortunately the vehicle is empty. jose and juliani are not in the car. >> reporter: one window on each s

toni >>> i'm dana king. coming up tonight at 6:00, you're probably familiar with the new congestion toll pricing object bay bridge. well, tonight we know it is having an impact, only it's probably not what drivers were hoping for. >> first, speak the truth. no more smoke in mirrors on the budget. >> he promised an honest a ccounting. so has he delivered? we'll have our first nonpartisan look at the

. >> i'm dana king. they said they were going to pull the perk and save lots of money and workers would be likely to practice what they preach which is to encourage public transit. it appears the free parking stays for muni employees. >> well it could possibly be in reverse more likely in neutral. some workers were so scombrup set at the meeting today over a -- upset at the meeting today over a $55 fine that they closed the session to cool things down. not enough money is rolling in on muni. this year the spokesman says they expect to be $14 million short, that's why the governing board initially voted to charge their own workers $80/month parking fee, and discourage their workers from driving private cars and bring in more than $1 million. some say this is fair. >> a lot of the people that work in the financial district have to pay for parking at bart, and then commute in. why should the city employees be treated differently. >> others say they should not ho foot the bill during hard times? >> do you th

. >>> i'm dan king -- dana king. tonight we are getting a look at the video from the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage. the footage was released to the "l.a. times." the school suspended jared lee loughner after discovering it. >> this is the community college, one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate. this is a police station. this is where the shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. all the teachers that you have are being paid illegally and have a legal authority over the constitution of the united states under the 1st amendment. this is genocide in america. thank you. this is jared from the college. >> he posed for photos with a weapon while wearing skimpy underwear and had the pictures developed just hours before the tucson shooting. karen brown shows us it is just one of several moves that authorities say he made before heading to the shopping center on saturday. >> a shooting at the safeway. a male with a semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: police say that man shooting suspect

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. a small army of police officers and sheriff deputies have been in the foothills in san jose most of the day. authorities first headed out to the eastern foothills this afternoon following reports of a man with a weapon. when it was over officers had shot and killed a man. and joe vazquez on what the neighbors saw and heard. joe? >> reporter: it happened just beyond this fence line here in a rural area known for its large ranch houses. according to the alameda county sheriff's department a man was shot after confronting law enforcement with a knife. >> reporter: a small army of what appear to be search and rescue workers gathered to get a briefing from police. they are helping investigate an officer-involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriff spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed behind this house in the east foothills. >> pop, pop. just gunshots. >> reporter: brian was feeding his farm animals when he heard the shots around 12:30 p.m. in

. >> and i'm dana king. we begin with breaking news out of oakland. 90 minutes ago a high-speed chase ended with a crash and police opening fire. now we learn that the pursuit may have started near the scene

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. tonight we are getting our fist look at a very bizarre video. apparently it was made by the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage. pima county community college released the footage to the l.a. times. the school suspended jared lee loughner after they discovered it. take a look. >> this is pima community college one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate. this is the police station. this is where the whole shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. the teachers that we have have illegal authority over the constitution of the united states under the 1st amendment. this is genocide in america. thank you. this is jared from pima college. >> tonight place say jared lee loughner posed with photographs with a weapon while wearing skimpy underwear and had the pictures developed just ours before the tucson shooting karen brown shows it is one of several moves police say he made before heading to the shopping center on saturday. >> a shooting at the safeway. >> reporte

a crime that caught >>> i'm dana king. here is something we're working on for the 6:00 news. it was a crime that caught everyone's attention, spider dan scaling a san francisco high-rise, why he is demanding more than just his day in court over a misdemeanor. >>> and drug users find another legal product to abuse. why some states are already trying to ban certain types of bath salts, we're gonna have that and much more at 6:00 allen. >> dana, we'll see you then. katie couric with cbs evening news is next. thank you notes, you write thank you notes? >> yes, every week. >> every week? >> every week i do. i learne

. >> i'm dana king. the san francisco board of supervisors voted for ed lee to replace gavin newsom as mayor. what you will it take for the city manager to become a mayor. grace lee has that story. >> reporter: we would need a new board of supervisors to approve it and if it does san francisco could get its very first asian-american mayor. after months of speculation, the san francisco board of soup advisor -- board of supervisors voted in edward lee. >> it is very emotional. long time coming. >> reporter: one opposed the opponent. >> supervisor daly. >> no. >> reporter: leneed to resign from his position as city administrator. this is his second five-year mayor. gavin newsom said he had no problems admitting he delayed his own inauguration as lieutenant-governor for this moment. >> are you glad that you were able to delay taking office? >> if i walked away and we got off track that would have carried plea into sacramento and i would have had to answer that up and down the state. now i won't have to answ

. >> and i'm dana king. the internet has been blacked out. cell phone service turned off. and foreign media roughed up. still, none of that is working for egypt's president as he tries to reverse the momentum of a revolution and hold on to his power. elizabeth palmer is in the middle of it all in cairo. >> reporter: by night fall central cairo looked like a war zone. antigovernment protestors had fought their way past police and pushed into the very heart of the city cheering and chanting "we demand the end of the regime." hours earlier after friday prayers cards set out to march but almost immediately they were stopped by lines of police in full riot gear that beat them. that's the front line right there. that's where the police lines are preventing people from getting to the center of town. these demonstrators are pinned in and furious. . >> reporter: they want one thing. >> we don't want this party any more. go, please, out of egypt. >> reporter: people are demanding an end to the corruption, to abuse, unemployment, but above all they want to see the end of president ho

why the workers >>> i'm dana king. it seemed like a perfect fit. a pg&e jobs program for ex- cons. why the workers were protesting today when the utility abruptly pulled the plug. that and more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> never ends well when a suspect tries to get away from the police. case in point a suspect in utah attempting a daring escape caught on the dashcam. the guy was on the way to jail. he jumped out of the moving patrol car. slithers his way out of the window there. that little pan? [ laughter ] >> you can guess what that's for. a road rash is aheaded up w and

good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. we have heard lots of complaints about those new smart meters. and tonight one bay area woman took pg &e on and won. she managed to get the utility to do something that it almost never does. pg &e removed her smart meter and replaced it with the old fashioned kind. joe vazquez tells us how all this happened. joe? >> reporter: ken, the owner of this house says that she called pg &e and said look your wireless transmitter from your smart meter is causing interference problems in my house. remove it. pg &e said we do not remove smart meters. this is the old fashioned kind. apparently they made an exception here. >> that's the motion detector. >> reporter: it has been on the blink since september. >> on for a minute, off for a minute. on, off. >> reporter: what's the problem? at first she didn't know. >> my daughter first night this happened my daughter said it is your smart meter. >> reporter: her daughter was right. smart meters are the devices that automatically measure your use of ele

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> an amber alert for a boy who was snatched literally from his grandmother's arms. ron jones with what we know about the child, the suspect, and where in the bay area police think they are heading. >> please everyone, bring my grandson back. >> reporter: a desperate plea from the grandmother of 4-year- old giuliani car den i can't say. josi rodriguez snatched the child from the grandmother at her home in broad daylight. >> i think he was mad at my daughter. >> reporter: rodriguez had a previous relationship with the boy's mother but is not the biological father. the relationship ended months ago but rodriguez has remained bitter. she says, since late last night, he has made several attempts to grab the boy and even went to his school to hunt him down. >> yes. yes. yes. >> reporter: but the boy was home sick and then, around 4:00 today, the grandmother says he forced his way into the house, pushed her to the floor, and snatched the child. >> so our primary concern is the health of that boy and the driver of the vehicle. >> reporter: police believe he is in dang

. >> i'm dana king. >> without any mental reservation. >> without any mental reservation. >> or -- >> really, no mental reservation. >> well he started with a joke but the new governor got serious soon after his swearing- in. jerry brown acknowledged the state's difficult financial situation and said it is time for some tough choices. the frugality began tonight. starting with the festivities celebrating brown's inauguration. grace lee shows us what supporters found at the parties in sacramento. grace? >> this was not a ball, no fancy gowns, not even really any music. but from what we can see inside the railroad museum it didn't dampen the spirits of his supporters. >> reporter: thousands of supporters packed the railroad museum in sacramento to congratulate governor jerry brown just hours after getting sworn in for the third time in his career. he free throwed well wishers for about two hours. >> a great day and a great night. we had a wonderful swearing-in with the new governor and excited about getting to work. >> reporter: stephen glazer, one of brown's advisors, said they wanted

. >> i'm dana king. we have heard a lot of complaints about those new smart meters. well tonight one bay area woman took on pg&e and won. she managed to get the utility to do something it never does. pg&e removed her smart meter and replaced it with the old fashioned kind. joe vazquez tells us how. >> reporter: the lady said she called pg&e and told them the wireless transmitter on the smart meter was causing interference problems. you've got to remove it. replace it. pg&e said we do not remove senate meters. but check this out. the old fashioned kind. they made an exception here. >> that's the motion detector. >> reporter: jane leveeinson's motion detector has been on the blink since september. >> on and off. on for a minute, off for a minute. on, off. >> reporter: what's the problem? at first she didn't know. my daughter first night this happened my daughter said it is your smart meter. her daughter was right. smart meters are the devices that automatically measure your use of electricity. they can also sometimes interfere with electronics. she called pg and p gog&

a bay area city that was abo >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. a bay area city that was about to lose a slice of its police force suddenly comes up with the money to save the officers. why the answer in part can be found in a car dealership. >>> and the bay area county that's putting the brakes on pg&e's smartmeters. we'll have that and much more at 6:00, allen. >> all right, dana. see you in 30 minutes. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is not wasting time planning new adventures. yesterday he sent russia's president a tweet inviting him on a sea trip. apparently they had talked about it before because president medvedev said he would find the

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> a small army of police officers and sheriffs deputies have been in the foothills near san jose most of the day. authorities first headed out to higuera road in the eastern foothills this afternoon following reports of a man with a weapon. when it was over, officers had shot and killed a man. joe vazquez on what the neighbors saw and heard. joe? >> reporter: it happened just beyond this fence line in a rural area known for its large ramp houses. according to the alameda county sheriff's department a man was shot after confronting law enforcement with a knife. a small army of what appear to be search and rescue workers gather to get a briefing from police. they are helping investigate an officer involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriffs spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed behind this house in the east foothills. >> pop, pop, gunshots. >> reporter: brian van wagner was feeding his farm animals when he heard the shots around 12:30 in the afternoon and watched the officers swarm into the area. >> talk

. >> i'm dana king. this is our generation's moment. that declaration tonight from the president in his state of the union address. president obama referenced the space race with the soviet union to remind the nation that embracing innovation can lead to new jobs. in connection with that, he wants the feds to invest in biomedical research, information technology and clean energy. at the same time, the president called for a five-year freeze on most discretionary government spend being. and he spoke about stream lining the way things are done in washington. >> the interior department is in charge of salmon while they are in freshwater but the commerce department handles them when they are in saltwater . i hear it is even more complicated once they are smoked. we have to make america the best place to do business. we need to take responsibility for our deficit and reform our government. that's how our people will prosper. that's how we will win the future. >> we face a crushing burden of debt. the debt will soon eclipse our entire economy

good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm -- we have dramatic video of a man in a wheelchair who was shot by police. the officers opened fire after the man stabbed a police officer while being confronted about slashing tires on bryant street earlier this morning. we see the actual shooting. >> he's got a knife. >> reporter: the video shot by two passers-by shows an actual police shooting in progress. police say the man in a wheelchair was resisting arrest and before this video was shot, he had stabbed an officer in the arm. the cops tried to get him under control with tear gas, and that didn't work. a few minutes later, just as the truck passes, the officer fires a beanbag, but that is no effect another. the man in the wheelchair is still swinging the knife wildly. the man in the wheelchair throws the knife, a plainclothes officer jumps out of the way. a couple of officers open fire, shooting him with their service revolver. >> he hit the sidewalk. >> reporter: they say they stopped to record video with an iphone when they saw all the cops with their weapons out. they saw the knife thrown to

. >> dana king. >> dramatic new video tonight of a man in a wheelchair shot by san francisco police. officers opened fire in the south market district after the man stabbed a police officer while being confronted about slashing tires on briant street this morning. joe vasquez shows us the actual shooting. >> he has got a knife, got a knife. >> the video shot by two passers-by show a police shooting. they say he resisted arrest and before this he stabbed an officer in the arm. they tried to get him under control with teargas. a few minutes later as a truck fires a truck passes in front of the camera. the bean bag is shot. watch closely. the man in the wheelchair is on the left. a plainclothes officer is on the right. the man in the wheelchair throws the knife, the plains clothessed officer jumps out of the way. watch again, the knife, the officer jumps out of the way. in the next split second a couple officers open fire shooting him with their service revolunteer investor. >> that piece of thing he tossed hit the sidewalk he got shot twice. >> they say they stopped to record video whe

. >> i'm dana king,. >> i'm ken bastida. gabrielle giffords opened her eyes as the president visited her in the hospital. they visited her before president obama spoke at the memorial service for the shooting. kendis gibson shows us a memorial that had an overwhelmingly positive tone. in arizona, and in >> reporter: president obama's first stop in tucson was the university medical center where he met with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> >> president obama: a few minutes after we left her room some of her colleagues from congress were in the room gabby opened her eyes for the first time. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the president spoke to a filled to capacity arena at the university of arizona. they remembered the heroes who rushed to their aid. >> president obama: we're grateful for hernandez, a volunteer in gabrielle's office. you are a hero because you ran through the chaos to pin sister to your boss and minister to her wound and helped keep her alive. >> reporter: the president also pleaded with all america

. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> president obama and first lady will be visiting tucson wednesday to speak at a memorial service to the victims of saturday's shooting spree. 6 people were killed, 14 more wounded. tonight katie couric tells us more about the man accused of the shooting and congresswoman gabrielle giffords' recovery. >> reporter: jared loughner went before a federal judge today. the 22-year-old is charged with murder and attempted murder. asked if he understood his rights loughner replied "yes." he was ordered held without bail and could face further charges. on a cold winter morning in washington president and mrs. obama led the nation in prayer for the victims of the shooting and their families. others also remembered on the steps of the capital, hundreds of congressional aides bowed their heads, the supreme court justices observed a moment of silence and a makeshift memorial has sprung up in front of the hospital where some of the wounded are still being treated. >> 8 patients in the hospital, two of them remain in the icu, however only one of th

. >> i'm dana king. it is still sitting in the bank. hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations that flooded in after san bruin burst into flames destroying homes. tonight, neighbors are demanding to know why that money has not been handed out. >> reporter: the city council listened. they want to do this, dana, in a very democratic fashion which is why they handed out cards. they got a lot ideas but they got a lot of complaints as well. nearly four months after parts of san bruno exploded and then erupted in flames the city is still trying to figure out how to distribute $395,000 that was donated at a committee hearing. some council members got an earful. >> why are we waiting so long? these people have been suffering since september. come on. i mean, you know, i don't think that's right. and i don't think that city hall has done the right thing. i'm really ashamed of them. >> i don't need it but i know people who do in my neighborhood and that's because i talk to them. i don't sit at a table and wait for them to come to me. >> micha

. >> good evening i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. in his final few hours as governor mr. schwarzenegger gave a man convicted of

i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> from college class rooms to prison cells. budget is about to be slashed. >> cell phone bills. taxpayers are paying for nearly

. >> i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. drug use is usually a private matter. simon perez

. >> i'm dana king. call it the west coast version of the rust belt. you new study saying several california communities are not just down but almost out. among them, mountain house near tracy. the findings are so dire, researchers predict that some areas may never come

i'm dana king it might be prolonging the inevitable. but at least for now, their jobs are saved. several bay area police officers, set to be laid off last week, are still in uniform, protecting the public. ann notarangelo shows us where the money is coming from. ann. 010411 antioch biz we believe in this 's a great communit . >> they show us where the money is coming from. >> and dana, this started last month. the owners of the antioch city council

. >> and i'm dana king. lower spending and a reduction in the amount of spending and public services provided. it was miriam webster's word of the year for 20150 -- 2010 and the story of the year

. >>> good evening i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. it could have been avoided. that's what san francisco's police chief says about yesterday's police shooting of a man they say stabbed a cop. but he says his officers lack a tool to prevents these incidents. phil matier on what he wants to give his cops. phil. >> reporter: what he wants to give them allen is still very controversial in the city of san frano.

. >> i'm dana king. this is breaking news. authorities have retrieved the car at the center of a kidnapping case of a child. now there is a new mystery. kiet do is at the canal with the latest on this investigation. kiet? >> reporter: dana, we are in the midst of a press conference with the sheriff here. they have told us that they have

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. it is now 9:00 friday morning in egypt. the start of what protestors are calling a day of rage. aken to the streets in unprecedented egyptians fed up with what they say is a corrupt and inept government have taken to the streets in unprecedented numbers. the protest will being coordinated on facebook and through tweets. as elizabeth palmer reports egypt has tonight disrupted the internet as part of the government crackdown. >> reporter: police brutality at its most explicit. a protest tore in the sinai desert shot dead as he ran. the unrest in egypt has spread like wildfire. in suez, about an hour east of the capital. furious mobs burned down government buildings. just like the huge street protests that erupted in iran in 2009, egypt's up rice is a real movement that was born in a virtual world. head by young educated an ty visits like ahmed sal a who understands the power of social networking a call for action went out on facebook, which initially reached more than a million people, and was then amplified by a tore rent of

i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. it is now 9:00 friday morning in egypt. the start of what protestors are calling a day of rage. ve taken to the streets in unprecedented egyptians fed up with what they say is a corrupt and inept government have taken to the streets in unprecedented numbers. the protest will being coordinated on facebook and through tweets. as elizabeth palmer reports egypt has tonight disrupted the internet as part of the government crackdown. >> reporter: police brutality at its most explicit. a protest tore in the sinai desert shot dead as he ran. the unrest in egypt has spread like wildfire. in suez, about an hour east of the capital. furious mobs burned down government buildings. just like the huge street protests that erupted in iran in 2009, egypt's up rice is a real movement that was born in a virtual world. head by young educated an ty visits like ahmed sal a who understands the power of social networking a call for action went out on facebook, which initially reached more than a million people, and was then amplified by a tore ren

good evening, i'm dana king i'm allen martin. breaking news from contra costa from contra costa county. a stash of pipe bombs have been found in pacheco. and that has forced all southbound lanes of 680, south of highway four, to shut down late this afternoon. sheriffs say a tip led drug enforcement workers to an area near a storage facility on first avenue. there, they say they found a woman with about five pipe bombs and drugs. they arrested her, as well as

. >> i'm dana king. you have been watching live coverage from tucson, arizona, and the memorial for saturday's shooting victims. president obama said no words could fill the hole in broken heart but he asked that we use the tragedy to come together to exercise empathy and listen to each other as a grieving family would. we want to show you live pictures from oakland where people have gathered there as well tonight. we will have more on the day's developments in arizona coming up in a few manipulates at 6:30. >>> well, tonight we know just how much time that extra dollar is saving drivers when they hit the bay bridge. the new congestion pricing plan has had an impact. phil matier shows us it's not what they had hoped for. >> reporter: that's right. it has been 6 months since this started in the bay area bridges, and we've got the first report card today. >> we knew goin' into this we had never done it before and there's nothing like trying an idea to figure out how well it works. >> reporter: the idea was

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juliette goodrich with what led up to this medical emergency at martin luther king middle school. >> dana and ken, look at this, some children in this particular case, ages 10 to 12, this green block may actually look like candy. in fact that's what happened today. 7 children thinking it was candy licked, some even eight, a little piece at school. but this isn't candy, it's rat poison. >> parents are furious. demanding answers to 7 students finding little blocks of rat poison at school. some licking it, some chewing it, and spitting it out, others ingesting tiny bits. >> what the hell, i mean if you're -- come on, i volunteer in schools and even i have an eye to look at what everything is going on. he couldn't see it or what. >> reporter: while a teacher was in the classroom it was a parent who got a call from her daughter. saying they had ingested rat poison, the parent called 911 and school officials were left with some questions. >> there was a teach near the classroom. yes. >> reporter: how did 7 kids ingest rat poison if there was a teach near the class. >> we're looking into th