ktvu's heather holmes is live in the hall of justice where the new sheriff is to be arraigned the day after tomorrow, heather. >> reporter: these court documents quote mirkirimi's wife about two incidents of allege abuse. and two threats that he was going to use his power to gain custody of their 2-year-old son. for the first time we are seeing the evidence that led to charges against ross mirkirimi. these documents detail a video of mirkerimi's wife accusing him of going ballistic. a vitaly upset lopez points to a bruise and say, this happened yesterday, two times in 2011 and this is the second time this is happening. >> i don't have any complain against my husband. >> reporter: that's what lopez told reporters earlier this month on the day her husband was arraigned. and she says, i am going to use this against him, because he says he is very powerful. >> using threats like that can be very intimidating. >> let me just make it all go away. it didn't really happen, i'm okay. it wasn't that bad. that's the cycle of abuse. >> the real issue here is how did those bruises get there, was it spousal abuse. >> none of us like to hear people abuse their power but that doesn't mean he caused this situation, or that he committed spousal abuse. >> reporter: mirkerimi has denied the allegations and has vowed to stay in office while he fights these allegations. healther holmes. a police chase led to a man hunt that ended up with officers arresting a man they say they were pursuing. here you see the suspect running up on the stairs around 4:30 this afternoon. the chase started on interstate 580 about an hour earlier. the suspect exited on 36th avenue and wound his way through the fruitvale district before jumping out of the car. police used dogs to locate him on city streets. san francisco police are asking the public for help finding a missing 11-year-old girl. mckinnis was last seen around -- park. levon was last seen wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans. if you have any information, you're asked to call police immediately. an online protest launched within the past hour by wikipedia. the company's aposed a pair of bills by congress. the protest is taking shape, ken wayne is there to show us how. >> reporter: if you log on to google right now. here's what you will see on the home page. the logo is blacked out and there's a link that says, tell congress please don't sensor the web. you can't even access wikipe d ia. it has a message that says, please imagine a world without -- >> reporter: your internet provider would not allow you to get to websites without information. >> they are using a sledge hammer instead of a scapel. it puts a big burden on internet companies to police the internet which is up to the content right holders to police any exploitation of their content. >> reporter: most of the sellers are legit, but there may be someone selling off knock off gucci purses. >> should they shut down the entire market or just arrested the guy who was selling illegal materials. the guys who are selling legitimate materials wouldn't want them to shut down the market. >> reporter: google statements and wikipedia's self-imposed blackouts are supposed to send washington a message. >> it's going to send a message that ought to be heard by policymakers. they may not know how it operates. >> reporter: the effort may already be working. >> i think that it probably won't go forward in its current form. there will be some amendments, watered down a little bit. whether if that's enough to get around the free speech, i don't know. >> reporter: wikipedia signals it might use it's veto power if sofa goes too far. live in the newsroom, ken wayne, ktvu news. there is new information tonight about the identity of a man shot and killed by police in santa clara over the weekend. the coroner says the man killed on saturday was 42-year-old jose nunez ramirez of santa clara. ramirez was pulled over for drunk driving. the officer who made the stop claims that ramirez became uncooperative and reached for a reinvolver. that's why the officer says he shot and killed her. the district attorney is now investigating. in fremont, 14 people met today's deadline and turned in applications to serve as interim major. the late mayor of fremont bob wosomen died last month. the city council now has 60 days to appoint someone to serve the remainder of his term before the end of year. the deadline to apply was 5:00 tonight. we found one applicant who says she is up for the task. >> i was on the planning commission, on the sister commission. i've been active in city politic, active in other city organizations. i'm not interested in doing this for the long term. another freeze warner is in effect tonight for certain parts of the bay area. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions and tells us this freeze warning is not as widespread as last nights. bill. >> record lows and tied record lows. we had numbers in the teens in parts of the north bay. not as cold tonight but here's the deal. it's still going to be cold in many inland valleys with freezing temperatures and frost. current temperatures are on the cool side about 8 degrees warmer than last night. but we still have a freeze warning that will go into effect at 11:00 tonight. so the san jose area, a freeze warning in effect. that's not as widespread as last night. but still in the bay area it's going to be downright cold with frost. then we have rain to talk about. i'll see you back here and we'll talk about rain. it's something most of us here in the bay area rarely have to do. scrape ice off a car windshield in the morning but today it was cold enough. and nathan of oakland did just that. he says it reminded him of home north of boston where he normally had to warm up his car for 20 to 30 minutes on winter mornings. the captain of that wrecked cruise liner resisted orders to return to ship even though there were already deceased passengers. >> reporter: rescuers continue to search the capsized cruise ship for missing people. people are still unaccounted for . >> we are asking for help looking for people. in the same place in somalia where we found five people today is the place where there's more possibility that we could find other people. >> reporter: among the missing, a minnesota couple. in a blog posting family members say they have received no word on the couple. the captain who allegedly abandoned the cruise liner will be released from jail and placed on home arrest. the captain who was on a lifeboat at the time resisted orders to return to the ship. >> the boat you go up there, you and the second go on board now. >> commander i want to go on board but it's simply that the other boat here. there are other rescuers it is stopped and it's waiting. no i called the other rescuers. >> it's been an hour that you've been telling me the same thing, now go on board, go on board. >> reporter: the captain was arrested on manslaughter charges, abandoning ship and causing a ship wreck. the abandon ship charge alone carries 20 years in prison. on our facebook wall tonight. we asked if this cruise disaster changes your thoughts on cruising. glen gutierrez says i would like to hear what this cruise line has to say about their captain and their vetting process. are there more of his kind above him. erica says, not afraid to cruise at all. this went so terribly wrong at someone elses hand it would remotely happen again. comment on ktvu on facebook. we feature the northern california couple that disembarked the cruise ship the day before the disaster. the secret service is unveiling what seems to be a smoke bomb inside the white house fence. no one was injured and no arrests have been made. the president and first lady were out at the time. earlier today occupiers marched to the u.s. capital to denounce the influence of corporate money on politics. organizers had a permit for 10,000 protesters but that number failed to materialize. there was a little pushing and shoving at one point but it did not escalate. 3-1/2 days we now know the exact timing of a major bay bridge close -- closure. what to expect and the silver lining. >> tell me the truth. i can deal with lies. a grandmother opens up to channel 2 on sexual assault charges on her 13-year-old grandson. almost 67 years late, the army finally recognizes one of their greatest. it was long overdue. but today the secretary of the navy flew here to honor the man from menlo park for what he did more than 60 years ago. rita williams first brought us the story two years ago and tonight she has the ending that carl clark thought he would never see. >> reporter: a thunderous welcome for this u.s. veteran. carl clark now 95 says he never thought he would live long enough to see the navy right a wrong from 67 years ago. >> the country he helped defend did not honor his wartime actions. today we correct that omission. >> they came right out of the sun. >> reporter: kamikaze planes so close he could see the pilots faces crashed into carl's segregated ship that day. >> the plane hit and it threw me all the way across the ship. >> reporter: he saved white sailors, poured water on the ammunition locker to keep it from blowing up. the captain said -- >> you saved my ship. >> reporter: he got a purple heart but the heroism awards went to the white man, he accepted the heroism. >> my name is carl clark. reporter: but a few years ago, a professor made a documentary. >> simply put, carl clark was and is a hero. >> i'm so overwhelmed, but i want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: and a grateful nation finally thanked this man for his greatness now and then. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. presidential hopeful and gop front runner mitt romney is referring to criticism over his refusal to release his tax information. romney a formal venture capitalist puts his venture at close to $250 million. he says he pays a tax rate of 15%. that's lower than the top rate of 35%. romney says his tax rate is lower because most of his income comes from investment. the white house jumped in the fringe saying that romney's situation brings into question why people who make much less are paying more taxes. >> consolidating into a gingrich candidacy would event virtually guarantee victory on saturday. gingrich acknowledges he needs to win this saturday in order to stay in the race. political experts say if romney wins in south carolina it will likely mean he will win the republican nomination. the democrats are making it clear they intend to work hard to court the southern vote in the race. the democratic national convention committee said today it will launch it's convention september 3rd in north carolina with a day dedicated to celebrating the carolinas, virginia, and the south. in order to accommodate this day of celebration, the convention will be shortened to three days instead of the usual four. the federal judge who ordered the state's prison medical care system says the end of that arrangement may be near. a receiver was put in charge of the system in 2006 after investigators found one inmate a week was dying because of neglect or malpractice. inmate advocates told ktvu the prison medical system is still willfully inadequate. they acknowledged improvements including a complete prison hospital in stockton. a 14-year-old boy is in custody tonight accused of sexually assaulting two women twice his age. as ktvu's eric rasmussen reported, the boy's grandmother says her grandson is innocent. but she still marched him into jail. >> they ran on him, i said we came through a gun detector, i'm bringing him in. >> reporter: despite his young age and small 100-pound frame, police consider the teen armed and dangerous. investigators say the suspect approached 28-year-old women simulated having a gun, took their purses and sexually assaulted them. police won't say how they identified the boy as their suspect. but decided to put out an alert with his name and description over the weekend. >> we strongly believe that if we did not put this information out in the interest of public safety, he would not have turned himself in. >> you get to ask him straight up are you involved in this. >> i asked him, i said tell me the truth. i said i can deal with no lies.. they said he might have did a robbery, i might agree with them. but a rape and an assault they need to stop putting that on him. >> reporter: family members say they are furious police released the boy's name. and they've already contacted the naacp and an attorney. if you're planning to drive into san francisco during president's day weekend you probably won't be able to use the bay bridge. the westbound lanes on the upper deck are scheduled to be closed from 8:00 p.m. on friday february 17th until 5:00 a.m. on tuesday february 21st. crews will be moving the lanes on the oakland side near the incline as part of a preparation work. the lower deck here will remain open. if all goes well last night, the new span could be open by the end of next year, six months earlier than planned. we posted more details on the closure on ktvu.com. just look for the link on the home page. a very active pacific and as you know we've got some inclement weather headed our way after months of waiting. a series of storm systems lined up in the pacific. the computer models are pretty good and giving us a storm every 12 hours or so as you go into next week. a series of these storms, i don't see any that are one giant powerful one. i see a series of them. we will start by tomorrow morning, that's your computer model showing rain up in eureka. tomorrow afternoon or evening you see the showers drop south, the clouds move in, and as we head into thursday. we've got rain in the forecast and beyond that. so when we come back for the full weather at 10:45, we will look at the computer model and we will push it all the way through the 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>> we don't know yet. >> reporter: the hope is the lights will be good luck charms to carry the niners to a victory. amber lee, ktvu. >> a very lucky 49er fan is a winner of four tickets and sideline passes to this sunday's game. team owner announced the winner. the winner watched the saints game last saturday while delivering her baby. holy niner faithful. the winning tweet came from -- my first child was born during saturday's game, the doctor let us watch the game during labor. it would be awesome to go see the nfc champs. stay with ktvu for continues coverage. we have you covered with return to glory, game coverage starts at 3:00. after the game we will see you again for a special point after. it is called an ecstasy epidemic. in a survey one in four said they tried the drug. the documentary features 23- year-old anthony mata who died in 2010 after taking ecstasy at a rave held in the cal palace. >> we started seeing more deaths than we've ever seen before. at that point we felt we needed to do something about it. >> seven people under the age of 25 died from ecstasy related overdoses. on wall street, good news on europe's debt market sent stocks higher. the dow ended the day up 60 points. this is also the best start of the year since 2003. the nasdaq was up about 17. shares of netflix appear unaffected by news late last week that the bay area company was being sued in federal court. in a lawsuit filed on friday. shareholders accuse the company of selling 400,000 of their own shares. netflix stocks sold up slightly at $95 a share. tonight, governor brown is preparing for his state of the state address. the speech is expected to be a campaign for higher taxes. >> reporter: last year governor brown spoke for just 14 minutes in a speech he wrote and finalized just before he delivered the state of the state. >> i think governor brown has a unique style. he doesn't do -- he doesn't rehearse, he doesn't read off a teleprompter. he's asking the people to increase taxes on themselves so we can have stronger schools, safer communities and ultimately fix this chronic budget problem. >> reporter: last year governor brown appealed to lawmakers to put taxes on the ballot but republicans blocked that idea. this year brown is going straight to voters. >> he's going to be talking at the joint session of the legislature, but he's not talking to the joint session of the legislature, his real audience here is a statewide audience. >> reporter: political analyst kevin riggs sees tomorrow as brown's campaign kick off to sell taxes. but a state of the state speech will draw a smaller audience. >> i'm a little puzzled as to the decision of doing it at 10:00 in the morning. instead of taking prime time at 5:00 in the evening and lay out your whole message out there. >> reporter: this is a campaign in an unusual move, after the speech governor brown will fly to southern california where he's expected to give more speeches about his tax proposal. ken pritchett, ktvu news. and you can watch tomorrow's state of the state right here on ktvu. we will be showing it live at 10:00 a.m. and if you can't get your tv we will be streaming it on ktvu.com as well. they can't even measure how much snow is falling in japan but they're sure it's a record. and we'll have the latest computer model. also the latest on the controversy involving commemorative bricks. how officials are hoping to calm the anger. 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next installment of bail out funds. in egypt, former president mumbarack was wheeled into court in a gourney today. people in the courtroom shouted lies and called for his execution. in japan a blizzard brought at least 80-inches of snow to the northern island of okito. officials don't know exactly how many inches because their measuring equipment was damaged in the storm. they do know that this is the most snow since 1946 when recordkeeping began. the storm stopped train and plane travel and another 20- inches of snow believe it or not is possible this week. new developments tonight over a commemorative brick walk way being demolished at the golden gate bridge. more than 7,000 people paid to have inscribed bricks installed in the walkway 25 years ago. now the district says the sidewalk must go because it does not comply with disability laws. some who bought the bricks say they feel betrayed. >> it's really all i have left of my dad. i don't have a head stone. we were told this was going to be here as long as the bridge was here. >> reporter: the district plans to build a wall with the names and create a website. new information tonight on the theft of thousands of equipment from a girl's south ball league. ktvu news has learned that the pleasanthill league is donating enough equipment for the girls to continue their season. at this point police have made no arrests. the airline making changes to add seats to its planes. plus they were passengers on that ship that capsized. they are back in town and talk about the captain. subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. the tragedy on a cruise liner off the italian coast has left a lot of people stunned and shocked by that captain's actions. ktvu's rob roth spoke to a former cruise ship captain who worries the incident is going to be a black eye for the cruise ship industry. >> reporter: he calls the decision by italian captain scatino to leave the ship incredulous. >> i guess i'm ashamed as a professional mariner, that would be the last thing i would think somebody would do. i can't fathom that. makes me professionally angry as well. >> reporter: in an emotionally charged tape, a coast guard commander is ordering the captain back on the cruise ship. scatino do you realize it's dark. coast guard captain; so what scatino, you want to go home because it's dark. get back on the boat. >> reporter: a couple had gotten off the ship early. but had already formed a poor thought about the captain. >> my first impression, i told my wife, that captain there doesn't care about anybody but himself. >> this is a black eye for the industry. >> reporter: those here at the academy say what happened in italy may face the maritime organization to review its safety procedures. rob roth, ktvu news. southwest airlines is giving its fleet a make over to make room for more passengers. the airline announced today it's installing new seats starting in march. the new seats will recline two inches instead of three and leg room will be cut down to 32- inches. the new design will cost $60 million but add 10 million a year from added ticket sales. virgin america is expanding it's service to philadelphia. that includes two daily nonstop flights from sfo starting april 10th. tickets start at $149 each. the wait is almost over for american idol fans. the new season starts tomorrow night and the judges say, they are pretty impressed with the auditions they've seen so far. >> amazing talent. best talent probably, better than last year. >> last year, i knew of the one, i kept talking about the one. now there's the ten. >> judges say the singers from savannah georgia have been good. as for those off key competitors, you're going to see plenty of those as well. tomorrow's premier begins at 8:00 follows by the 10:00 news. it is not as cold as last nigh. last night at this time i had temperatures at freezing or below freezing in the north bay. numbers right now because of the increasing clouds outside are about 8 degrees warmer. maybe 5 degrees warmer than they were last night. nonetheless a freeze warning. we'll see lows in the 20s, upper 20s in the coldest spots. most will be right around freezing and there'll be plenty of frost. active pacific. things are lining out there. they get in here on thursday, looks like that thursday afternoon is going to be a wet one. and it will continue right through the weekend and into early next week. each storm has its own personality. right now they all look pretty middle of the road. and rain coming from all of them. mainly showing up in the north bay. but there'll be scattered showers as far as san jose. the rain and the wind remain and they continue through the weekend. these are the forecast overnight lows. we have one more day. today is the transition day. as clouds increase and as we get into tomorrow night, it'll be mostly cloudy. as we get into thursday it'll be mostly cloudy and showers develop in the north bay around lunchtime. here is the computer model, there's tomorrow morning. there's tomorrow night. you see everything is working it's way south. here we go into thursday morning, mid-morning right. a little activity out toward fort bragg. maybe sprinkles and showers showing up in santa rosa. there's your thursday morning commute, it's wet. going on in the mountains. friday morning, more scattered showers, friday afternoon another front winds through. that's friday evening. you know it's going to be a wet friday afternoon commute. mountains get hammered on this one. i think friday nights drive up to the mountains it's going to be sketchy. there's going to be a lot of storms lined up. it takes a while for the model to sink up right. it all starts on wednesday on thursday with some rain and some wind. daytime highs tomorrow, a little warmer than they were today. they were on the chilly side today with low 50s. your friday forecast return to winter. thursday. friday saturday, we'll have someone out there on lake tahoe, boy it's coming down. winter storms likely. the niner game, wet fields, maybe a few sprinkles but it's oud of the big storms, big rain. >> bring your jacket though right. >> yeah, bring your jacket. thousands of people were in san francisco looking for the next big thing in food. the winter fancy food show wrapped up today at the masconi center. it's the largest marketplace for specialty foods and beverages in the west coast. >> 35 countries are here and practically every state is represented. we figure there's 80,000 products in this convention center. >> reporter: organizers say the convention has previously helped launch brands like perrier and ben and jerry's. some gossip can be therapeutic. volunteer's heart rates increased when they saw someone acting badly. but those individuals felt better after telling someone about the occurrence. h e has a -- but he has just accomplished a tremendous feat. a sparks nevada man has become the first adaptive athlete to reach the peak. corgan used a chair on skis to make the 100-mile trip accompanied by a guide and film crew. the journey was long and very cold with temperatures 40 degrees below zero. >> that is remarkable. >> amazing, yeah. i know what the warriors have to do to get to the play offs. play the cleveland cavaliers over and over. >> cleveland cavs in their second year life after lebron. the recovery process still very much in process. the warriors walk in to win handedly. even without monta ellis at his best, 2-2 shooting. the warriors begin to take charge. but it's david lee, nice to pick up the slack and that he does. he will cap this break, 29 points and nine rebounds. to slam it on there. late in the game, might be more trouble. watch monta ellis take a shot to the face. and happy to report no broken bones. a little bit of blood might be available when they move it on to new jersey back to back nights by the warriors. >> the sharks beat the calvary flames tonight. a terrible call only delays victory as it turns out. they just had to work a little harder for it. a hustle go here. hard work about the net pays off as tory mitchell. sharks appear to win it with jason braun scoring right there. however watch the referees they quickly wave off the goal calling goalie interference. but you will see the replay, it was one of the flames that touched the goalie not the sharks. nevertheless, they don't count the goal. we go to overtime. the shoot out dominates to the sharks. ponsey scores one and brent the other. the sharks basically won it a couple of times. winning with such regularity is a new thing for the 49ers, this year any way. one thing that hasn't changed since last year, even in a nonplay off year, they come to hit people. play the niners and the day after you know you were in a football game. the physicality is receiving more attention now. magnified in the postseason with plays like donte whitney's more than norm. and everyone in the nfl is taking notice. >> we're not really trying to hurt people. but when you play physical people get hurt. sometimes we hurt people. and we're going to play a lot of coverage. we're going to hit people and earn everything they get. the much publicized thinning down process is resulting in a big fat contract for the third baseman. three years, 17 million plus. that's the sporting life for a tuesday night. >> that's a hefty one. >> good work, good choice of words for pablo. >> thank you. and thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.