very relieved. debra villalon live at the contra costa county jail with details of a cold case that is no longer. >> reporter: in this jail tonight sits raymond vong who was always the prime suspect in the murder of his girlfriend in 1999. but it took a savvy customs agent to finally nab him. alice sims was a 21-year-old college student and new mother when her boyfriend reported her missing. he became the focus when sims remains were found in the nevada desert. a failed lie detector test and a big insurance policy on her. but it wasn't until today that raymond wong now 40 face adjudge and showed no emotion arranged for murder. >> he is a very cocky, somebody i would consider arrogant individual. and i believe that for years he's thought he's gotten away with this. >> reporter: originally wong fled his pinol home for canada and more recently china. but a child pornography wrap tripped him up. a customs agent apprehended him as a sexual predator. pinol police got the call that reopened alice sims murder. >> when we found out he was back in the country we decided to run with this case and move forward as if it had almost occurred a day prior. it was only a matter of putting the pieces, the final pieces together. >> reporter: alice sims father who spoke with us 12 years ago about losing his only child says tonight he's glad for the arrest finally. he says he misses everything about alice, but he's been busy raising her son. a baby then, now 13. >> i have a grandson to raise up, so that made -- that gave me something to do. >> how is he? >> he's fine. >> reporter: the murder charges against raymond wong carry special circumstances killing for financial gain which rules out bail. so police say they won't be losing his again. we're live in martinez, debra villalon, ktvu news with the end of the year just two days away we wanted to take a look at homicide totals in the bay area's three largest cities. here's what we found. san jose has seen a huge increase reporting 38 homicides compared to 20 last year. and if authorities included two people killed in san jose state that number would be 40. this is san jose's highest number in 15 years. oakland has totals 102 killings so far compared to 92 last year. that's an increase of about 10%. and san francisco recorded the same number of homicides, 50 last year, 50 this year. new video ton of a hazardous materials incident. la tierra fina is located at 1900 atlantic the street. a fremont crew hit a pipe and ruptured it. responders called a level two alert in case the freon leaked. teenagers caught a break after being found with drugs traveling through nevada. today officers displayed the items taken off the bus. the teenagers were on their way to a ski trip apparently without supervision. >> the kids brought out loads of con con -- contriband. >> the teenagers are from various high schools, most are from the bay area. new at 10:00, the city of walnut creek wants to close down one of its nighttime hot spots by moving up the last call. this one location is under so much scrutiny, eric rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: this is the police department's list of the 80 calls for service since the lift lounge opened here two years ago, now the owner says he can't be blamed for everything on here but the city is now ordering him to stop selling alcohol at 11:30 instead of 12:30. it's a busy thursday night at lift lounge in downtown walnut creek. and it's sure to be even busier on new year's eve but now owner chip cruz may have to cut off the drinks before the clock strikes midnight. >> we're going to fight it as much as we can, we're not going to lay down. >> reporter: cruz just filed an appeal to a degrees sis -- decision. >> can this place survive cutting off sales at 11:30,. >> for 90 days, yeah. more than six months, probably not. >> it's a popular bar, the problem is we're oversaturated with alcohol establishments downtown. >> reporter: police say that oversaturation has led to problems such as this fight caught on amateur video last year. >> there's three different sectors and the citizens and town want the service and if i have all my officers downtown dealing with drunks and fights, the citizens aren't getting the service they deserve. >> reporter: but cruz says he's getting an unfair share of the blame, a victim of his own success. >> if it was a perfect world for the city, they would have us close. >> reporter: cruz says his appeal will at least allow him to continue serving drinks till 12:30 this year. that appeal will be heard by the city council later next month. once again today oakland police moved in on occupy protesters, this time after they took over a house. this afternoon, police were out guarding the two story house on mandela parkway. activists from just cause said they occupied the foreclosed home to protest fannie mae's foreclosure process. the dow jones industrial average finish third-degree day up 135 points erasing yesterday's losses. the nasdaq closed up 23. one piece of encouraging news came from the labor department. it says the number of people applying for unemployment is up. that shows employers are laying off fewer workers. another sector is showing improvement in housing. the number of americans who signed contracts to buy homes in november rose to the highest level in a year and a half. sales of previously owned homes are barely ahead of 2008 figures and this year will likely be the first years for new home sales in history. happening now, more than 100 children locked down for 24 hours. the idea here is to get them all the streets, keep them safe and also give them some religion. alex sadvege takes us to the youth lock down taking place right now at the youth baptist church. >> reporter: it's a giant sleep over inside a church, although a lot of these children don't plan on doing much sleeping. it's 24 hours of food, fun and friends all in a safe environment. with luggage and sleeping bags in hand, kids checked into baptist church tonight for what's being called the omg lock down. >> some fun, something to do. possibly staying up most of the night. >> reporter: 10-year-old isaac jackson was dropped off by his aunt. one of more than 100 kids showing up. >> i am trying to keep him in the straight and narrow and keep him in this kind of environment. >> reporter: this is a party with a purpose. john french says his goal is to reach kids early and keep them out of trouble. >> this event is actually tonight but our success comes in the future when they're doing well in life and making the right choices and they can come back and say, you know it started here. >> reporter: there will be a band, comedians and all the video games these kids can handle. it's also a way for them to connect with the church. >> so i'm just excited for the night, to meet new people. and god. >> our children need outlets so they need to see both sides. they need to see that they can use the music that they're used to, that they can be with their own peers, but still have a way of expressing themselves that's positive. >> reporter: this event was not just for church members, kids came here from all over the bay area tonight and the youth ministry director tells me he plans to make this a yearly event at the church. alex sadvedge. fremont is mourning the loss of its major, bob wasserman died today after being hospitalized for respiratory problems. he served as the city's mayor since 2004. before that wasserman search ár served as the city -- served as the city's police chief and in the council. the ktvu weather department tells us the bay area fog bank is regrouping and expanding at this hour. thick gray mist poured through the golden gate and overgaps in the coastal hills today. blanketing the city and spreading into surrounding counties. the fog seemed to hang around longer than normal especially around the bay making driving an extra chore. schedules have been in a flood. arriving flights have been delayed up to an hour and 40 minutes. the faa urges travelers to check with their air carrier for specific timetables. and last reports this hour, showing the fog out. the parts of the bay area that has a chance to pick up a few showers friday afternoon. an all out search for a wanted woman. what friends are saying about the man she's accused of runnin new at 10:00, new years wishes. more than just resolution it is new year offers an opportunity to push the reset button and start fresh with a clean slate. amber lee is in san francisco where she's been quizzing people on their resolutions. >> reporter: people are coming in looking for books to get ideas on how to get a fresh start. >> this is one that happiness project, this has been a popular book. just kind of -- i'm going to try to have a little more positive attitude. >> reporter: kevin ryan says self-help books are popular with people wanting to make changes. from a five year journal to record your thoughts to a physical and mental life. we found people doing a walking meditation. keep in thought and wanting to keep their new years resolutions to themselves. across the street at huntington park, family told us it was important to spend time with loved ones and treat others with respect. >> we would like to see people practice courtesy, go back to the basics. try and experience some of the social pleasantries that we forget. >> for the kids to be healthy, and for the economy to recover. >> i'm a pediatrician and so i think that one of my hopes is that we can continue to come up with new treatments and therapies for children to help them be healthier. >> my goal is the usual things like, don't fail all my classes. >> reporter: experts say the key to keeping resolutions is to set realistic goals and have a positive approach. >> once you've kind of set small behavioral changes into place, you can see you are able to make the changes. because nobody can make huge changes which is why the gyms are full in january but empty in february. people are happy to say bye to 2011 and are optimistic about 2012. on a personal level 36% expect their household financial situation to improve the next 12 months. 11% think it'll get worse. democrats are more optimistic than republicans. mark cayatano writes to be a better over all person to all my families, all my friends, all my loved ones and especially to myself. melissa caldwell says to make enough money to afford my own wedding in june. got to keep saving. share your wishes for 2012 on ktvu.com. the victims of the september 11 attack have reached a milestone, 1 million visitors have now come to the new york memorial. the names of the nearly 3,000 people who tide are etched in bronze around the fountain. one woman who lost her brother says it's a testimony to people's humanity. >> you will never forget what happened on a horrible day. they find it important enough to come pay their respects and pay tributes from all corners of the world. >> tickets are free. meantime work on an underground museum at ground zero have come to a halt because of a money dispute. it was supposed to open last september. michael bloomburg says there's no chance it'll open on time. the museum foundation is fighting with the port authority which owned the world trade center. police in the east bay searching for a woman who invest investigators say hit a man with her car while fleeing from officers. a judge issued a $80,000 warrant for erica rojo. that warrant is in connection with a hit-and-run. rojo already had two other warrants. witnesses say rojo drove right on to the sidewalk at 98th and eve while she was trying to get away from fremont police. her car struck 54-year-old carl duke where he had just walked out of a market where he's been employed for the last 20 years. he also ran a neighborhood produce distribution service for low income seniors. >> i spoke to him, he said i do remember the car hit me. and getting knocked over to the wall. >> reporter: duke was hospitalized after being thrown an estimated 50 feet by the impact. even so he is expected to survive from his injuries. san pablo police are looking for a richmond man in connection with the death of several vehicles and $100,000 in car racing parts. a chevy pickup, race car trailer, motorcycle, and all terrain vehicle were all reported missing earlier this month from a warehouse on giant road in san pablo. police recovered the vehicles in richmond. now they want to speak with 42- year-old troy montiff of richmond who is the caretaker of those lots where some of the vehicles were found. the racing parts are still missing. the california supreme court today handed governor jerry brown a major victory saying the governor has the right to eliminate 400 local redevelopment agencies. ken pritchett reports on the impact this ruling could have here on the bay area. >> reporter: they are still pouring the concrete but it may not be pouring for long. this is union city's major redevelopment project around it's b.a.r.t. station more than 11 years in the making. >> it's really a tragedy that the legislature and the courts would like to desolve redevelopment agencies. >> reporter: union city redevelopment manager mark evanoff says this project was supposed to build 250 buildings. >> this area was a land that was blithed. >> it's a very important win we believe for k-12 schools. k-12 schools will be getting a billion dollars more in revenue that other wise they would not have gotten. evanoff says low income housing and other construction underway right now will be completed but not the overall plan. >> we'll be allowed to complete our existing contractual obligations. but anything that we don't have a contract for we're not allowed to make -- to make new decisions. >> reporter: it was a total defeat for advocates of those redevelopment agencies. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland mayor gene quan both released a statement saying they are disappointed. how the bay area's biggest city is in a slightly different position than oakland and san francisco. the clouds are blanketing a good portion of the bay area and the fog is starting to settle in again. in the past hour we've had more fog reports. you can see the fog concentrated toward sfo, san jose, livermore, napa. visibility down to 1-1/2 mile. so just be extra careful. the clouds, dense fog and spotty drizzle. santa rosa 45, concord 46 and san jose 48 degrees. you can't pick out the updated forecast model tomorrow morning showing you the overcast, fog and drizzle. coming up we'll cycle through this the remainder of the day. a weak system moves in from the north. also highlight the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. a critical test was conducted today for perhaps the world's most famous new year's eve sáel brace -- celebration, the one in time square in new york city. >> two, one, happy new year. >> reporter: if you're wondering why they're throwing out confetti two days earlier it's because they're actually testing the confetti's worthiness. and you can ring in if new year with ktvu channel 2 and the american country new year's eve live performers will include toby keith, and rodney adkins. it airs right here after the 10:00 on friday night. and ktvu.com has a list of events around the bay area. a plan to make the legislature gender equal. and only five days to go now before the iowa caucus and the first real test of the candidates vying for the republican presidential nomination. mitt romney has a slight lead, but who follows him continues to change. >> reporter: big crowds are meeting mitt romney in iowa reflecting his top spot in the latest poll. >> everybody wants to win iowa, i'm not going to predict who's going to win. i think it's too difficult to know who's going to show up at the caucuses but i want to get the support of the people of iowa. >> reporter: ron paul still got strong support and he's maintaining his message. >> limited government, free market, property right, contract rights. >> reporter: but it's shake ups with the rest of the republican field that has people talking. >> it's really great to see a big crowd here. >> reporter: rick santorum is surging the pack at the number three spot. >> i always said the people of iowa were going to give me the spark and that's what's happening right now. >> considering that i'm 20 points ahead in some of the states it would be foolish of me not to stay in the race. >> reporter: michelle bachmann's chair dropped off of her race and deflected to ron paul's instead. >> in the conversations i had with him he said he was offered money, a lot of money by the ron paul campaign. >> reporter: sorenson said he left for the winning team. >> i was never offered a nickel from the ron paul campaign. >> reporter: chris christie is said to campaign with him at several spots. a measure that would assure equality made a -- to each state senate and assembly seat. bc keith is the woman behind the idea. she says men aren't getting enough done. >> i think men have a lot of testosterone and they're always plotting a war against something. i think women are more oriented to practical results. keith needs to collect more than 800,000 signatures to get the measure on the ballot. she hopes the national organization for women will help out. we have new information tonight about the death of a whale that got lost in the river. locals called her mama because she swam into the river with her calf. the calf headed back to the ocean three weeks later but mama stayed behind and scientists now say her skin was weakened by the lengthy stay in fresh water which allowed a fungal infection to take hold. it eventually proved fatal. mama died august 16th after beaching herself on a sand bar. it's like a giant leaf blower or something over there. >> complaints about a noisy neighbor. laguna honda's response. and what [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide 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pay. 2011 has been a real year of ups and downs for many silican companies. is maureen naylor spent the day looking at winners and losers and today she town loads her findings. 2011 was a good year for apple because of customers like alyssa who got her first apple computer and hasn't looked book. >> i was always a pc user, i've made the switch. >> we've become an apple family. i don't know how it happened but you just start with one. >> apple given all the trouble they were having with steve jobs they remained on top and they kept hitting it out of the park. >> reporter: rob enderle put yahoo on the list. for the biggest loser the distinction goes to hp. which had a shake up and ended up hiring meg whitman. los gatos netflix saw thousands of subscribers leave. >> they just miss calculated what the customers response will be. you don't double cross your customers. >> reporter: analysts also put yahoo in the losers category with the loss of its ceo. and cisco for its decision to drop its flip camera. keep an eye on apple as they both look to put their stamp on 2012. people living near san francisco's recently renovated laguna handa say has become a noisy neighbor . that noise from the air- conditioning unit has ruined the peacefulness of their neighborhood. >> when the heat is going it's really annoying. it's like a giant leaf blower or something over there. >> reporter: noise from the petter zoo is also distracting. the hospital sent out a statement saying it sympathizes with the neighbors and taking steps. what the a's are doing by gutting their team threatening the integrity of the game say supporters. die-hard fans have some choice words for the team as well. >> billy ball, ricky henderson. >> reporter: tina ricardo has displayed memorabilia for years, but she's noticed a change. >> we don't get as much as we used to anymore. >> reporter: the fan base has dwindled. and talk of the team moving to san jose is frustrating to fans. >> this is the capital of the bay area. >> reporter: the a's have made drastic changes. three valuable players were traded to another team. each for young prospects. >> you don't know who you're following. you're following a jersey. >> reporter: fans say they feel the team is being set up to fail. >> you have to wonder about the strategies that they just don't want us to show up so they can move. >> reporter: the a's are trying to build a team for the future. once the new stadium is built. the san francisco giants need to give up territorial rights to san jose. that will be discussed at an owners meeting next month. >> it directs their attention to what the a's consider to be their plight. these are extreme measures, there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: a spokesman with the oakland a's told us today they love their fans and they are taking significant steps to build up the team, it's just going to take time. janine de la vega, ktvu news. the ted triple murdering yusuf bey iv is facing criminal charges. she represented bey who is now serving three life terms for the murder of chauncey bailey and two other men. congress passed the law back in 2007, requiring lightbulbs be more energy efficient. the 100-watt bulb will be the first to go followed bid other wattages. california started its own phase out of those bulbs in january of this year. along with those 100-watt bulbs, beer with added caffeine are about to become a thing of the past. those drinks will be banned, although beer brewed from coffee will still be allowed. seven other states have also banned caffeinated beer. hundreds of thousands of dollars every year, what happens to money left at airport security checkpoints and one man's plan to handle it differently. a weak weather system is approaching the bay area, coming up the area that could take up a few showers for tomorrow. the updated sierra forecast and the one direction temperatures will be headed a hiker and his dog were rescued from a sheer hillside in los angeles today. their predictment began when the teen's father tossed a bottle over the bridge and the teen's dog went after it. firefighters had to repel down, they then lowered the dog and salas to safety. salas said he was pretty scared and the dog panicked as well but both are okay. 44-year-old scott william mckennan is charged with at least three felonies. police were called to an apartment on village circle after complaints about loud music. they said mckennan waved a machete at them and threw bottles at officers before barricading himself in an apartment. after a while, officers released a police dog and they were able to get mckennan. he was treated for dog bites. hundreds of thousands of people took part in a national memorial for the late dictator kim jong il. they formalized by vote kim jung un. at noon today sirens sounded and north korean's paused to observe three minutes of silence. in russia a huge fire burned the outside of a nuclear sub as it was docked for repairs. although officials insisted there was no leak of radiation and no injuries. they also said the fire did not spread to the interior of that sub. the nuclear sub usually carries 16 nuclear tips ballistic misels. in samoa there will be no friday tomorrow. they are eliminating a day so they can join their neighbors to the west side. so samoan will go to bed tonight on thursday, when they wake up it's going to be saturday. a florida congressman has an idea if for all that lose change left behind at airport checkpoints. passengers left behind over $36,000. currently the airport administration leaves that change, but they want to give it to the -- u.s. airlines have had only one deadly crash in the past five years that was a 2009 crash of a colgan airplane that killed 15 people. new concerns about facial recognition and your privacy. a fight over funding, how the end of >> today's state supreme ruling giving the governor the green light to ax redevelopment agencies will likely have a big effect on the bay area's biggest city. robert handa reports low income residents of san jose might feel it first. >> reporter: an 84 unit affordable housing project funded mostly by the redevelopment project. >> did you save my by moving here. >> yes i did. i saved a lot of money moving here. >> reporter: today state supreme court ruling that allows california to raid redevelopment coffers sends what was once san jose's driving force in revitalizing downtown. >> you feel a little bit like a teenager who just had the car keys taken away. >> reporter: many big projects such as the convention center expansion and proposed baseball stadium will be funded in other ways such as partnerships with the private-sector, private financing or special taxes. one by casualty will be affordable housing which needs state or public support because it's difficult to find investors. >> a lot of families are not going to have affordable housing here. means a lot of companies won't be able to lure workers here. but the board of supervisors say san jose's monster redevelopment agency siphoned the money away from social programs and education. >> returns taxes back to those development associations. >> reporter: some cities including san francisco and oakland may try to retain redevelopment openings. san jose's agency has too much debt and doesn't have that option. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. a teacher from a middle school in clayton pleaded not guilty today to child molestation charges. andrew cartrell is facing charges for possession of child pornography. cottrell confessed when arrested. police are not showing down their crack down on drinking and driving this holiday season. law enforcement agencies report they have arrested 485 people. santa clara county has reported 279 arrests. contra costa county 188, and 84 in san francisco. the chp says it's officers don't plan to let up until after the new year's weekend. new technology that can track your face online is raising privacy concerns. the federal trade commission is investigating the use of facial recognition software by websites and mobile apps. they are looking at privacy issues. one of the concern is a software used on facebook that will use the system to tag people. >> i think people should decide whether they will be identified by this type of technology. i have been tracking rain showers, not here in the bay area but up to our north. still up along the north coast. some of this activity could be approaching our local neighborhoods as we head into tomorrow. the latest from the satellite, the higher clouds, still north of sonoma county. we have the fog to contend with first thing tomorrow morning. for tonight mostly cloudy skies, fog will continue to regroup. it will be dry, we'll take this though into your friday for tomorrow you will see what happens, this weather system moving in from the north, it's basically going to weaken by the time it gets here to the bay area. still plenty of cloud cover out there. we could have drizzle to start off the day. even a chance of a few showers, highest chance, this is all very light. a few sprinkles or a lightning shower mainly up in the north bay. this system really fizzles out as we head out to the south. here's the forecast model showing you all the cloud cover out there. plenty of overcast, some low clouds, fog, and also some drizzle. so here we are at 8:00. visibilities will be impacted to driving the bridges across the bay just be extra careful tomorrow morning. as we do take this into the afternoon hours by 12:00, you will notice a few light showers approaching the northern portions of the the area. maybe a few sprinkles concentrated coast side. then it's basically just fizzles out by mid-afternoon, by 3:00 still some clouds in place. i cannot rule out the opportunity of a few sprinkles developing. to the south bay down toward san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. it will translate to a couple of clouds, everyone by late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. if you're headed to the sierra, there's a chance of very light rain or snow. snow level still way up there right around 7,500 feet. the main issue for tomorrow with this system, winds in the higher terrain gusting to 60 miles per hour up toward lake tahoe. this weekend it'll be dry in the mountains with a sun-cloud mix. back here in the bay area for tomorrow, cloudy skies, patchy fog, mostly cloudy as we head into the afternoon hours. then partly to mostly cloudy by 3:00. temperatures back up into the 50s. warmest locations right around the 60 degrees mark. santa rosa 57. san jose tops out 60. san mateo68 degrees. here's a look ahead at your extended forecast with the weekend always in view. there's a chance of a sprinkle or light shower. the main focus will be up in the north bay. it's not amounting to much. scattered clouds on saturday. on saturday night, sunday will be dry with mild conditions and that's just about it with no significant rainfall showing up just yet on this five day forecast. but things could be changing as we head into saturday. a san francisco man has the lottery to thank for a happy new year. he purchased a fantasy five yesterday at lucas food and he won $16,000. we spoke to the shop's owner tonight he told us the winner was down to his last un it's called the munchie mobile. i built it to give people a taste of my newly revamped classics. i've got a 100% beef patty that's seasoned while it cooks. it makes my jumbo jack, ultimate cheeseburger, and sourdough jack better than ever. real tasty. crazy good. insane. this is good. really, really good. juicy as hell (beep). fred inglis in for mark ibanez. and cal played their first pac12. >> right where they wanted at home where they are undefeated so far this season. cal kept this little golden bear pacified early tonight as they jumped all over usc. gu to the best utierrez goes on a mission to become the conference player of the year and the senior guard hits the three here. he will then hit another jumper as he scores 13 points along with seven rebounds and seven assists. cal led by a dozen halftime. is that nellie? donell son at the pavilion tonight, yes indeed. watch bright hit the three pointer. bright scored 16. came down in the final second. cardinals up by one. st. mary's officially welcomed become yu to -- welcomed byu. holt hits three, that's 21 points for holt. gails led by 21 at halftime. gails kept pushing. thank you st. mary's. and hopefully tonight santa clara wins. it's going to be easy to remember the alamo bowl. 17 touchdowns and 123 total points. this alamo bowl may be the full- time game for roberts griffin iii. rg3. wasn't exactly superman but watch him make his way through the defense, a very tough touchdown for robert griffin iii. chris polk rips off a 63-yard touchdown. they combined for 1,039 # total yards. 1397. bears got a big game from terrance benaway, five touchdowns. baylor wins this offensive explosion 57-56 yes 123 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