condition at the moment. maybe injuries are connected with the burns severe burns caused by this blast also the very same injuries caused by shrapnel and head traumas as well the injured were dispersed to various hospitals across moscow but also had several clinics in the moscow region and we're getting reports that they may be sent to a bigger more advanced general medical center so to receive more. advanced medical attention also the this blast happened at four thirty pm and at the time this was right after several international flights had just arrived to do my due the airport and we're getting reports that some foreign citizens were also affected by this explosion of fourteen to investigators to british citizens were killed in this blast and there are differing reports on the number of those foreign citizens will be injured unconfirmed reports that a german citizen and a french citizen were injured in this blast confirmed reports from the italian embassy that an italian citizen was injured in the explosio

at 10:52 a.m., give you a quick look at mt. tam. we have clouds, chance of a sprinkle or two but that came and went to. now we setting up for a nice afternoon. [ male announcer ] enjoy an amazing usda choice steak and succulent lobster dinner at sizzler for just $15.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13.g breaths ]5.99. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. your story out of the east bay. christmas tree is dumped on the sidewalk are problem. they appear to be illegally dumped but it appears they are not. >> you are looking at oak grove road. it is a street that appears to be right lined with bush's as garcia conceit. but they're not bushes. at least the ones close to the car. their christmas trees. before you think very illegally dumped

she excels at spinning. >> it's really exciting when you get better at something and you just want to keep doing it again and again. >> reporter: eliyah lives with her mother, her older sister and younger brother. as a family, they have faced challenges together and the classes have personally helped eliyah become a stronger person. >> she became more confident and even her posture was better because even though she was tall and graceful, she had a tendency to walk like this. but now she's more -- even her posture is better. >> the program also teaches other important skills. to help the girls become more self-sufficient, the program teaches subjects like nutrition and finance. >> how we could approach or approach miss sharon and get her to be our sponsor for our upcoming business. >> i would be like, people put on their bags and stuff like that. like the pin buttons. >> okay. very nice. >> eliyah? >> the pins saying this is our first year competing, they would want to support us maybe. so if we sell them the pins then that will be showing support. >> reporter: eliyah and her classmat

at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before. at&t. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, sunshine never the bay, light traffic supposed to be a back to work monday looking at san francisco on the right, san jose and i'll left. george. >> we do have lighter than usual traffic all over the bay except here where we have hotspot in danville. if it wasn't for that we wouldn't be in trying live light traffic. they just managed to clear the lanes after about 30 minutes to an hour. and overturn a block to the two left langs, other vehicles on the shoulder its even affected the northbound ride. even though no northbound lanes were locked. take the letter was sent to assess bound ride, interstate 680 rid of the 24 interchange, you concede that their rate to 24 and beyond. the ride at the pleasant hill is slow just a bit approaching the 24 interchange. it lasts all the way down to of syrup. traffic conditions lighter than normal. it's not likely until 9:00 when the restrictions are listed. but the at the ride at the toll plaza no backup or de

i can tell you it is quiet out here at s at all right now. we have been told delta has cancelled 800 flights today. the crazy thing as i heard there is no on the ground in 49 of the 50 states. there is problems all over the place if you're traveling today. i sound like a broken record book call your carrier. it is the cancellations and these delays will pop up all day. we're being told some new york airports may reopen later this afternoon. obviously these will not leave from sfo until they get a time opening. it may be delayed or canceled. the best thing to do is call ahead. it is quiet at sfo but as the day moves on cancellations began we will see more people out here. florida is the only one without snow on the ground. if >> watching the bay area whether the latest on the forecast with lisa. >> we are starting off one this morning. mostly cloudy making for some warmer morning temperatures. trying out the afternoon. we should keep clouds around the we could see bricks of sunshine as well. '60s and increasing clouds during the evening. just

we're looking at the rain. by the evening we will pick up less and raindrops and it will continue into the early morning understand it. there is a potential for thunderstorms on sunday morning. that will bring heavier downpours. the 9:00 hour is brest moderate to downpours. it is going to stay up late to through a good portion of your evening. the seven day around the bay shows that after the weekend we will start to dry up a bit. we will start to warm up into the 60s once again. the time right now six it to them, a quick check on traffic with george. >> we have a number of fog adviser is. we've had some problems reported for the bay bridge. there is a report of an accident of the incline section blockade of leah, we do not see any evidence of it here. embittering lights, it does not appear to be activated. there's still no back up. traffic is moving smoothly at the incline. there's also reports of problems of the west and of the bridge. hear, pastorate when the island. that are expected to move well. much of t

that is a look at your morning commute. >>> thank you a look at this mornings top stories this morning police in novato ininterest gaiting a double shooting -- investigating a double shooting in a safeway parking lot. two shooting victims were lying in the back of a toyota they are now at local hospital, so far, no arrests. >>> gerry brown returns to the governor's office today the democrat who first became governor more than three decades ago will take the oath of office memorial auditorium in sacramento he plans a low key celebration after he is sworn in. >>> jean kwan will be sworn in as mayor of oakland the first woman and asian american sob city leader. she celebrated last night at oakland space and science center. >>> survivors of the 9/11 attackfirst responders to ground zero will get more help, president obama sign add bill to provide $4 billion in aid the measure will be paid for with a fee on some foreign companies, that get american government contracts. >>> and a battle set to begin when new congress is sworn in. wednesday, 87 new republicans will be sworn into the house go

all of the tips can be found at this website. >> we also have it at our news station at website. and we are glad to leave you with video where they welcome the new year polar bear plunge >> we will see you again next weekend at 7:00 a.m.. happier. stay warm.

san jose at 53 degrees. morgan hill at 55. that is the way that temperatures are current, as far as of today we will see them of up to the low 50s. sorry, upper 50s and the 60s. 64 and at the. albert 60s in san francisco. 63 in morgan hill and 59 in livermore. the storm is heading to the pacific northwest, we got hatchet that mr. day but the fog will stay out of our forecast. mostly cloudy conditions in this era for both today and then into saturday and sunday as well. we have a chance of it spreading from saturday to send it was freezing fog. let us check with your commute. >> hello james, all is quiet on the it traffic friend. no accidents, really taking in the advantage of friday life and maybe holiday life at the bay bridge toll plaza. the meter lights have been cycled on since about 6:45 a.m. and we have not seen much since. the lanes are moving well through the as current and fremont street. as you head to the san mateo bridge it is the same story there. we're seeing as same build up on the right side of the screen. head

showed up at once. we wanted to make sure that we had a quick and efficient process see this people were not burdened by having to stand in a long line. >> reporter: most of the victims got money already from the red cross, insurance companies, and pg&e. is there kind of something special about this money, though, since it came from -- >> yes, yes. and some of my friends i think even contributed. >> reporter: now, there's about $58,000 left after this. so if somebody is not eligible according to the current city council regulations, they can fill out an application and say why they have maybe some extenuating circumstances that they should get some of the rest of this donated money. allen? >> i'm sure word will spread. anne makovec in san bruno, thank you. >>> how about the san francisco woman who posed as a victim of the san bruno disaster? she is going to spend a month in prison. 24-year-old jacquelin turner told workers her house was in the disaster zone and she wanted everything they had to offer. w

at st. john's church in petaluma his website is doctors for life.com the book is called i shall not paid to.take. it's astonishing and painful story and i'm sorry for your loss especially eve of the anniversary of their death. thank you for coming to talk to us. >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend will have the latest on an overnight shooting at top san francisco twin peaks. >> will be right back. quickset and a look at your forecast ex for tomorrow we'll have more when we come back. live from the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. >> the morning it's 9:00 a.m. the top stories the saturday morning and over night ordered an unusual area of san francisco. >> a new video service to for suspected shooter gerard walking to the campus and making some disturbing comments. >> through a rally's is not reality tv set with his good giants taking their famed cable television will tell you where the be featured. >> before that will take a live look outside and it's clear that consi

they had nothing to do the they were at home at 40 5:00 p.m. when the two suspects came running from the middle of the street. and started firing on these people. i put a phone call in to the oakland police sought department hopefully will get more reformation, as well as in the descriptions of the suspect coming up but 7:30 a.m. we will get closer and i will show you the perspective of what the suspect sought as they approached the intersection. >> 7:04 a.m. san francisco issued a man in a wheelchair and the whole thing is on cell phone video. police say the man/car tires and stabbed an officer in the shoulder. one of the officers fired been made gun at the man. then he throws the knife down and the officer fires his hand and hitting the man in the groin. >> it takes the second-second and half from the time they perceive threat is no longer there before they actually stop shooting. during that time we know an officer very easily could fire one, two rounds. >> the police officer and the manner in stable condition. >> we will be back as the news

also this morning, we're following up a fatal crash at the corner of san pablo dam road at may road at the traffic light there. this happened about two hours ago now. one person was killed, and the intersection, which is very busy, has been blocked since then. in fact, they're still out there now doing an investigation, and some traffic is being diverted. it is now not a good alternate today to 24 or 80. stay on 24 or 80, as they continue the investigation for this fatal crash. let's go back to steve. >> thank you, sal. skies are clear. fog has made it back in from the delta, but that's really the only fly in the ointment, although the wind up in the thigher elevations, but everything else is mostly calm. a cold morning. but sunny weekend for all, and friday will be much the same. the fog has started to work its way back in. concorde has reported some fog, out towards the delta some fog might be working its way back in over the next couple of days. it did this morning. more of the same, no rain expected, but the morning lows are cold. readings in the 30s to 40s. san jose, 42. i know ou

look at l.a., 80 today followed by palm springs at 74. san diego at 61 and let's take you up to the sierra where we have a little snow and rain for sunday. otherwise fog will be a problem around tahoe tomorrow and yosemite temperatures the upper 50s to near 60. here's kristen and eric. >> 5:47. >> a look at the stories we're following this morning. livermore police are investigating two shooting deaths in the city. two bodies were found inside a home on canterbury avenue with a gun inside. police say there were no signs of forced entry. >> things are back to normal now at san jose international airport but there was a security breach last night. hundreds of passengers were evacuated from concourse b and required to be rescreened after a woman waiting for the flight returned without going through security. she was cited on violating airport security checkpoints. >> detectives investigating the shooting of gabrielle giffords are talking to state senator leland yee. he also received death threats for cite sizing sarah palin. no word if there

beginning at 6:00 p.m., we will stream it at www.kron4.com. if you're not close to a tv watching on line. >> coming up there is blood on the water a san jose sharks began devour in the competition moralizers on basketball now? >> what about fried chicken. and moralizers on basketball now? >> what about fried chicken. and the world according nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. >> (music) >> i hope they play basketball but and then they said. this is the ohio state. >> the air and defeated no. 1 in the nation's it go ahead and sing. >> party in the usa cute.

at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. superbowl time, were back. the superbowl time we talk about what teams are good for the stock market and it does seem to work out that way doesn't it? >> lot of ridiculous things on wall street as santa claus rally, selling day in go away. things like that. who wins the super bowl is how the stock market doesn't the original nfl team not afc stock market does well. this part was an original team which a lot of people don't know we can't lose this year. the the six times the superbowl the market is average 18% returns. the three cows the packers of one its averaged 14% return. i don't care who wins at the green bay packer fan that was pulling for its part because to get that extra four percent of retirement. of course of be silly and don't bet your built on the audit. >> and makes no sense. to this kind of fun to look at. the only thing i'm hoping not fort is 8 tie. i don't know what happened. >> when no one of t

it kicks off tonight at 5:00 this evening at the ferry building. >>> the three-day event at the san jose convention center this weekend features exhibits by medical marijuana dispensaries, collectives and care0l givers. just like last year, therexd wot a self-medication tent. and san jose police officers will not be on hand. instead, the organizers are bringing in private security. the convention is for people 18 and older but you do not need a medical marijuana card to attend. tickets are $20 apiece. >>> they left their hearts in san francisco. large decorated hearts are back in the city as part of the annual hearts in san francisco project. the project commissions local artists to decorate heart sculptures that provide a light-saving source of funding for the san francisco hospital's foundation. >> these fund the amazing trauma centers that we all -- we don't want to go to the trauma center but it is there in case of emergency. >> the hearts will be sold at the annual heroes and hearts luncheon on february 10th. the project raised $1.5 million last year. >>> let's get ready to rumble!

keep the photos at my pics at cbs5.com. >>> what's in a name? well, a beef burrito may not be worthy of your taste buds. people in one state have filed a lawsuit against taco bell. tonight at 10:00, the beef over what's not in the beef burrito. >>> a former cal quarterback is headed to the super bowl. bears fans blame the quarterback. hear what his teammates said next. ,,,, rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earning three times the national average. three times more? roger that! go online and sign up at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet?! where to sputnik? [ chuckles ] sir? finding everything okay? i work for a different insurance company. my auto policy's just getting a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" tool. it helps you find the price that's right for you. oh, the price gun. ♪ ahh w

current temperatures we are at freezing at san rosa, napa, fairfield. concord, livermore 33, upper 30's through oakland. 36 in los gatos, upper 30s in san jose. much cooler than where we were 24 hours ago dropped across the board. 13 degree drop in concord, 12 in livermore. visibility spots that are contained in the north bay in central valley as well. fog spilling over to livermore, concord as well. the problems mostly are in the north bay. quarter of a mile in novato, and san rosa as well. but we have sunny conditions as well. temperatures should warm up into the 50s. low fifties in places like fairfield, 55 san francisco, further south the warmer we get. madam view, san jose we could warming up to 58. you're 7 day around the bay shows lots of sunshine, no shortage through the rest of the workweek, >> at the traffic is back. we are seeing more traffic, more incidents as well. there is an accident at 80 in albany. it is blocking the right-hand lane. past the curve the rest of the shore for looks good. in front of golden gate fields the right lane is bl

at&t. rethink possible. >>> a landslide is threatening four homes down in southern california. the backyards of those homes have already slid down a hill in the orange county town of san clemente. residents say they heard a crack on thursday morning. the next morning, they found a 25 to 50-foot drop at their back door. yikes! recent heavy rains are to blame. yesterday, the families were told they could not go into their homes. that means red tags. since the slide is on private appropriate, the homeowners will be responsible for repairs. the perils of living on a hillside. >> on the fault line. and statewide, we're looking at 150% of normal rainfall for this time of year. >> which is good news. >> yes, it is in some respects, not good for those folks there. that translates to 150 to 200% of snow in the mountains. good news for skiers out there and the water resource people. they are all happy, as the reservoirs are up. now all we got to do is hang on to the snow and not look for a quick melt. no melting today

at a tucson church. president barack obama will travel to more to attend a memorial service for the victims. the shooter is this man right here. he was in court yesterday his name is sheila blocking your. he will remain in custody until the next hearing. he faces charges of murder, attempted murder, attempted to monitor and a member of congress. a fed says the gunmen called him, the morning of the shooting. according to an interview that he dead he left the it a voice mail for this land. at 2:00 a.m., saturday, it said heyman its jilted me and you had some good times. peace out. later. they say he attended the at a dead in 2007, she he was upset because she did not answer one of his questions. >> and lee will be sworn and as the inter mayor. he'll serve for 10 months until the next election in november. he will be the first chinese-american mayor. he served in city government since 1989, but her >> of allies and is expected to announce in the next couple of hours at a day of, it will start selling iphone

at least the city is now at 49. although 47 at coal valley. al to 64, mostly sunny at noon. and 60 to 70 degrees. the valley fog, in the low 60s. 64 richmond. oakland 65. and 67 morgan hill. mid-60s on peninsula. sunshine, higher clouds and patchy fog, but no rain. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> a new wave of flooding devastating parts of australia. what caused the rush of water and why many fear it could happen right here in the bay area. >>> some democrats and republicans in congress are trying to show unity by sitting together at tomorrow night's state of the union address. why that's only going so far. coming up as the morning news continues. >>> we are just getting international breaking news this morning. russian investigators are saying that there's been an explosion in moscow's busiest airport. it happened inside the international arrival section of the airport. and there are reports that there are fatalities. again, reports of an explosion in russia at moscow's busiest airport. more details as soon as we get them. >>> san francisco district attorney wants to ea

monthly charge starts at $6. making up for fees they can no longer charge because of financial reform. blackout days and seat restrictions in its frequent flier program. you need connections to get in an an early investor in facebook.com. want to put up at least $2 million, pay a fee and give goldman 5% of any gains. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> 5:56 now. today a young girl from ethiopia will undergo life-saving surgery at children's hospital thanks to the efforts of a san jose couple. an incredible journey for blaine who has a melanoma on her eye. her tiny village chipped in. physician assistant and her husband dr. john turns discovered blaine's cancer during a relief mission by the couple's nonprofit called doctors giving back. coming to the bay area has been an eye-opening experience. >> i was very amazed by plants and the bridge and the very buildings, very amazing and i like them very much. >> blaine is positive she will recover. she hopes to become a d

it happened on southbound 880 at hagerburger road at 4:30 this morning. the male driver of a 1995 mazda and the female passenger got into a physical fight. the couple's car crashed into the center divider. and officers say that's when the man got out of the car. >> the party that was fatally injured exited the vehicle and was struck by another vehicle. we haven't identified that vehicle at this time. >> the man was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released. >> four families were left homeless early this morning after a fire raged through their san jose apartment building. the two alarm fire broke out just before 4:00 on north 7th street. 8 people got out safely. the silicone valley chapter of the red cross is helping them with lodging. fire investigators say the fire likely started outside before spreading to the interior of the building. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> an east bay city may be cracking down on barroom brawls. walnut creek officials are considering stricter rules and harsher punishments for bars a

we'll look at highway 4 that is jammed at 20 miles per hour. it is slow in the 40s there in the yellow section. then coming off the cartynas bridge, it is slow as well. be careful for the winds. if you drive a high-profile vehicle you need to be extra careful. here's a live look out there -- we don't have that. oh, there it is. no shaking to the camera here. there's the sign of the amber alert. brent, off to you with that story. >>> thank you, mike. a 4-year-old boy is still missing and the search for him continues across the state this morning. he was allegedly taken from his grandmother's arms by his mother's ex-boyfriend. marla tellez is live in san jose where investigators thought they had a lead in this case, but now they are back to square one. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, brent. the suspect's mother is said to live here in san jose, but because she has family all throughout california the amber alert is still a statewide search. this morning investigators will once again focus on the delta mandova canal. someone saw a

at&t. rethink possible. until i look at the gumline. the problem is, you could have plaque along your gumline that can lead to gingivitis. in fact, one in two adults actually has gingivitis and might not even know it. that's why i recommend new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gumline, helping prevent gingivitis. and it's been clinically proven to help reverse it... in just four weeks. it also protects these other areas dentists check most. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. for healthier gums. head coach has begun... according to multiple reports, >>> officially promoted to and now looking for a new head coach. jim harbaugh was interviewed. niners were prepared to offer the stanford head coach $5 million a year. but the niners aren't the only suitors. miami dolphins owner flew to the bay area making his pitch to jim harbaugh tomorrow. jim harbaugh has a link to other jobs including the raiders, broncos and michigan vacancies. today the wolverines athletic director crossed his

see 70 work on display at fish and fishing, at the coos art museum. that's your pick event of the day, veronica. go fish. >> okay. exactly. >>> are you sure about hawaii? can't rain in paradise? >> la to. some portions are not getting green. got to rain sooner or later. >> you're right. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office, "true grit" will battle "little fockers" for number one. nicholas cage isn't expected to help the medieval saga. "season of the witch" earned more than $10 million. even less expected from "country strong" predicting it won't even earn double digit millions. >>> elsewhere, a judge dismissed drug convictions against howard k. stern and her physician. and add jamie presley to the mugshot hall of shame. she was busted on dui charges in santa monica and released on $15,000 bail. finally, in yet another happy chapter of the inspiring story of the golden voice homeless man, ted williams, msnbc announced williams recorded voiceovers for its lean forward campaign, which began airing last nig

at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. now get up to $300 back in promotion cards. at&t. rethink possible. >>> well, no winner for last night's mega millions drawing. ticket sales for the multistate lottery game were brisk, with the jackpot reaching $242 million. it's gotten so high because the jackpot has gone without a winner for 15 consecutive drawings. since no one won, it's going to get even higher. the estimated jackpot for the next drawing, this tuesday, $290 million. >>> it is the first morning of 2011, and a lot of folks stayed up late to usher in the new year. manuel gallegos was in new york's times square, where the cleanup crew had their work cut out for them. >> reporter: the party's over. workers wasted no time cleaning up after new york's massive street gathering to ring in the new year. >> 3, 2, 1! [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: an estimated 1 million people crowded into times square to watch the ball drop at midnight. medal of honor winner salvatore giunta helped new york city mayor michael bloomberg l

look at this. right now just in the past half hour, novato, visibility down to a quarter of a mile and less. it's decreased about two miles here from the last check in our 5:00 show. as we take a look right now, you'll see the dense fog advisory covers a good section of northern california. what you should know here is most of the viewing area is now under this dense fog advisory. this remains here for the north bay where visibilities will be at a quarter mile and less, also back here for all of our east bay communities where visibilities could go down to less than a tenth of a mile, and that is also the case here for the south bay, right up the peninsula into san francisco. so by all means, for tomorrow morning you're certainly going to want to plan in some extra time as you, well, plan to get to work, to school, or wherever, because it certainly can be very dangerous out there. mid to upper 50s right now. not too bad when it comes to temperatures out there. we have this high pressure region sitti

southbound 880 at davis. and they have just told us that the chp is on the scene and that should be cleared out in just a matter of moments. let's check the carquinez bridge. fog affecting your commute there and continuing slow out of antioch westbound highway 4 from summersville to 242. golden gate bridge, look there. no fog at all. moving well. kristen, eric. >> thanks a lot, sue. our time now 6:09. >> just ahead, what happened. an army base known for testing military weapons, controversial weapons, is put on lockdown for hours. >> the 2 cent building mistake that cososososososososososososos [ male announcer ] eakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. . >> good morning. it's 6:12. we made it to thursday. let's take a live look outside. what a gorgeous picture of san francisco here where it's clear. we've got some fog in some placeless in the bay area but it's going to be

at 8:30 a.m. this morning president barack obama will talk about numbers that have just come out showing that employment dropped from 9.80 9.48%. at a point of that is people stopping to look for work. >> bluegrass raise a hike that will leave about it, while some californians, paying 59% more for their health insurance this year than they did last. state commissioner says that he has no power to stop the hikes. >> under california law as i do not have the ability to inject excessive rate hikes. i thought i had the authority as a member of the state legislation. the premium hike is another example of why i need the authority. >> his only recourse is to find a problem with the rate hike. he will also absolute shield demonstrate that 70 percent of the increases will go to doctors and hospitals as the law requires and not to line the pockets of blue shield's executives. >> san francisco-based homestead pasta company is pulling thousands of pounds of frozen meat and poultry tamale products from stores

a live look at the san mateo bridge, looking great. 101 also at the 880 end in hayward. also no problems for the contra costa county community with this live shot of 680 in walnut creek. of course, i guess eric mentioned it's pretty chilly out there but my car's not advanced enough to tell me that. >> i thought you hired somebody to sit next to you to say, hey, it's 30 degrees, frankie. >> california faces a new round in budget paying. still ahead the big cuts governor brown is expected to announce today as he reveals his plans to balancing the state's books. >> the new admission from pg&e >>> good morning, everyone. it is 4:44 on this monday morning. the abc 7 morning news. a live picture of san francisco international airport where it's probably quite chilly this morning as well. weather problems in other areas could affect some flights here. we already know about flight cancellations in atlanta, hartsfield, the busiest airport in the country, about 100 flights already cancelled and delays out of charlotte. planes from those cities have to get here in order to turn aro

at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $29 a month for six months, dvr included. or get up to $300 in promotion cards with a qualifying u-verse bundle. u-verse tv lets you record and play back your favorite shows in any room. and you can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. maybe that's why u-verse tv is ranked "highest in residential television service satisfaction in the west" by j.d. power and associates three years in a row. switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $29 a month for six months, plus dvr included. or get up to $300 in promotion cards with a qualifying u-verse bundle. at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before. at&t. living is definitely on the rise. gas and food prices are up. now, a huge hike in cotton . >>> the cost of living is definitely on the rise. gasoline and food prices are up. and now a huge hike in cotton prices means that we will be paying more for everything from jeans to sheets. every major retailer in the

boston at 23 below. portland maine at 31 below. saranac lake at a good 35 below. buffalo at 18 below zero. we'll get out of those temperatures and get into a snowmaker. as we said, we'll talk more about that this morning. robin. >> you'll get the rest of the nation's weather in a little bit. but we have breaking news for our viewers out rest. an explosion in moscow's bestiest airport killed 10 people and wounded 31 more. this may have been a suicide bomber. this is right now happening. >> it's developing as we speak, overseas in moscow. moscow police are believing this is a terrorist attack. russia's top investigative agency says they believe it's a suicide bombing. again a massive explosion at moscow's airport. 31 dead, 131 injured. those numbers, those casualties may mount. >> where exactly did it happen? >> it happened in the international terminal in the arrivals area baggage claim. it's called domodedovo airport. one of three in moscow, the busiest airport, the most sophisticated and up-to-date airports. i will tell you, the security figures were call into qu

a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, including celebrex, may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, including celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning an

they also want to look at pictures taken by visitors at the section, here at main and washington monday morning. >> the fbi is offering a $20,000 reward for information in the case. >>> two los angeles students are in the hospital this morning after a bizarre school shooting. police say a tenth grader had a gun in his backpack. and it apparently went off by accident when he bumped or dropped the bag. two 15-year-olds, a girl and a boy, were hit by the same bullet. that girl is now in critical condition. and the teen suspect is under arrest. >>> in haiti, it is now up to a judge to decide whether to try former dictator jean-claude devaluier for corruption and embezzlement. devaluier, also known as baby doc, was questioned for hours yesterday, after his he returned to haiti for the first time in a quarter-century. he is accused to having political enemies tortured and killed. >>> tributes are pouring in following the death of sargent shriver. he was the first director of the peace corps and a leader on the war on poverty. he was the vice president candidate on the mcgovern ticket. preside

set in 2009 at 64. mostly clear skies, temperatures at 37 degrees. 38 in napa. 36 in fairfield. however, we will all warm up quite nicely today under mostly sunny skies. 67 is the expected high for napa. 67 in santa rosa, as well. 64 in fremont. 62 degrees in livermore. will it stick around for the weekend? here's your clue word starts with a y, ends with a yes. here's gianna with a look at the roads. >> hm. i wonder what that means. well, i hope it sticks around. all right. looking good on the freeways lots of good traffic. here's a live look at the south bay, 880/237 not too bad very light on this friday morning. elsewhere we're dealing with roadwork northbound 680 between alcosta and elkins. we have construction here, various lanes closed in effect until 6:00 but so far traffic light through there. we have a couple of minor trouble spots eastbound 580 at grant line. accident in the center divide. we are seeing slight delays on the westbound but it's typical this time of the morning. they will call a

at all. 101 looking good in both directions as well as 680. 880/237 in milpitas no problems, no delays. travel times through the south bay everything clear along guadalupe parkway, 101 and 280. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, if you are planning on driving through union square in san francisco today or sometime in the next eight years, brace yourself. it's going to be even more challenging. starting today, the city will begin digging up the streets in preparation for the new central subway. it will take a year and a half to move utilities and another six years complete the tunneling. that is about 8 years of total construction, closures and detours. some business owners are worried. >> when they did bart, the worst thing that happened was just like west of 5th to about 8th is still dead. i mean, it never really recovered because of the years it took. so i think they are planning it a little smart they are time. >> that digging begins in front of nieman marcus and heads down stockton to m

live, this is kron4 news at 530. this is kron4 news at >> at 5:30 p.m. and sanford's is command is one of two people in custody accused of packing into more than 100,000 i pass. jonathan blum tells us what the authorities knew about the data that. >> daniel speller is at but clear and along with another man he is now facing the possibility of years behind bars. investigators say the two men were on an online competition to steal as many e-mail addresses as possible from notable at that operators. here are four of more than 100,000 victims. what do they all have in common? they all have i pads with repeat that it plans. they've discovered a way to get the at&t billing website and federal prosecutors say they are not amused. >> the hallmark of that subculture is malicious or one upmanship. the more their victims have to scramble to fix the holes and the bigger the humiliation and reputation of actual damage to the corporate victim. the more breaking rights that these individuals have of their own committee. we do not tolerate committing crimes for fun. not

at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. now get up to $300 back in promotion cards. at&t. rethink possible. twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. in just under 3 hours from now.. >>> it is the day republicans have been waiting years for. in just under three hours from now the 112th congress will convene with the gop in control of the house of representatives. randall pinkston is live in our nation's capital. randall, certainly a big day for republicans. >> reporter: and a very important day. good morning. the republicans will be taking over the house of representatives with a solid majority. 242 seats for the republicans, 193 for democrats, and the gop plans to use their strength to challenge the obama administration's agenda. >>> reporter: the new republican majority in the house plans to hit the ground running. in his first speech as house speaker, representative john boehner will tell lawmakers today, hard work and tough decisions will be required of the 112th congress. the people voted to end business as usual and toda

you can also watch our programming at any time at c-span.org. c-span, washington your way a public service created by america's cable companies. .

will have another medical bulletin tomorrow at 10:00 at the same location. we'll keep you apprised of any changes in the condition of any of the victims. we will keep this very open and transparent to all of you and share the information with you. at this point we are very happy to say that we have one critically injured person left and the rest of the patients are doing better. we will see you tomorrow, and if there are any questions, the doctors will be available. thank you for coming. >> fbi director robert mueller was said to head the investigation. at a news conference today he said it is premature to determine a motive of the suspect in custody. joining him at this briefing is that pima county sheriff. >> good morning. i think i spoke to most of yesterday. >> it is my pleasure to introduce to you director mueller from the fbi. as we told you yesterday, not only our two agencies, but all state and local agencies and balls have not -- agencies involved, have not only been working hand in hand, but are joined at the hip. the investigation is progressing s

it is possible that some people could get better coverage at at&t than on verizon. depends on where you are in relationship to cell towers. what the network has going on at the time and other factors that vary across carriers. >> reporter: a mass exodus could help at&t. >> it could be benefit to at&t because if they do lose a lot of iphone customers, the ones that are left might have better service. >> would you be willing to break your contract and go to verizon. >> reporter: breaking an at&t contract can cost you as much as $350. >> are you going to switch? >> i'm not sure. i'm going to have to look at the different opposites and kind of evaluate what's better. >> reporter: they have faith their network can handle the crush of new iphone customers. >> would you want people to stay away from verizon? >> absolutely not. technology will fix it. doesn't technology fix anything. >> reporter: your iphone from at&t will not work on verizon's network. no word yet on when this verizon iphone will appear in stores. kiet do, cbs5. >>> checking other bay area headlines severa

or southbound at this hour. will be back. [ male announcer ] enjoy an amazing usda choice steak and succulent lobster dinner at sizzler for just $15.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. time now for tech talk with gabe slate. >> of that rise and offers i phone for beginning february 10th many analysts predicted that tons of current at&t i phone customers will switch over to the bride's and i found. at&t customers were interested in switching over are most likely wondering how much will the cost me? is it worth it? heads up that might be more than you think. not everyone knows this back to the summer at&t raised the fee to terminate a contract with the i phone. if you get dry fall after june 1, 2010, it will cost you three to $25 to terminate. the termination fee is pro rated and the word by $10 for each month served in the contract. for example if you've had it for performance that you would only $285. if you could dry fall before june 1, 2010 it will cost $175 to terminate. it that termination fee is pro rate

so it's mild at this hour and mild at the coastline, 49 to 55 is the high today. we saw all those record temperatures today, 5 records set. moffett field, oakland and we expect to see that yet again today. in the inland areas, however, because we see those hazy conditions out there with the fog. we have a temperature range from 60 to 70 degrees but inside the bay, quite beautiful. 61 to 69 degrees and look at that, 62 to 67 at the coastline. what's going on? well, high pressure continues to build. the one thing we were watching yesterday was this low pressure system. now it appears that this system is just going to skim past us. the ridge of high pressure will break down. and as that low pressure passes our way, it will bring some clouds and it's going to loud return of that onshore -- going to allow the return of that onshore flow. temperatures fall to seasonal average. on the weekend. before we get to the weekend we expect another warmup today. if san jose gets to 69, they will best a record set 27 years ago. otherwise mid- to upper 60s, even up to 70 hold on fo

not at all ruined. two million visitors a year come here. >> well worth money spent to actually preserve it. >> they have done a great job. >> for some actors inspired performance. palace of fine art. meant to be here for another 96 years. >> we hope. that is what inspires me to be involved. to help take care of the legacy project. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> when we continues here tonight. tweeting tirnts out of power. internet brings down a foreign government. >> out cry against foreign trade agreement some people claim will put jobs s ineopard jeopardy. >> also tonight. secret that every driver can use to save time, gas and lives. >>> fox hunting where the time, gas and lives. >>> fox hunting where the hunter is out foxed >> good evening. start the half hour running down the headlines we are following for you. fire tonight raced through 2 apartment buildings in san francisco's mission district. 16 people are evacuated as a result. good news, no injuries there. >>> researchers are now warning

and we're looking at cool conditions here at about 40 degrees. you got into some sunshine yesterday at about 1:00. and a roof camera shows a little bit of that north wind, just about 10 mph here downtown. and that's what we're hoping for, more of a north/northwest wind to scour out that cold, damp fog that's been pretty persistent, although it could be worse. central valley really hadn't seen sunshine in much longer. we've enjoyed a few nice days. looking at low 40s mountain view, san jose. 41 los gatos and with the cool air and that light wind, we're getting that deep, damp east wind coming in from the valley so that tulie fog persisting throughout the delta, concord and livermore with numbers just in the 30s. it feels like it's in the low 30s though. so cold one for you. 36 santa rosa. good morning, san rafael. 39 for you. here's a look at those winds, calm. that's why i've got the visibility down to about a quarter mile santa rosa, novato. you're looking at the fog. here's the east wind in napa and the northeast wind allowing for more of that

dense fog advisory about to lift at 9 a.m. at the coast. this afternoon skies partly cloudy temperatures fairly mild. 50s and mid-60s in some of the warmer spots. so we're catching a break from the rain as it looks like high pressure is beginning to sneak in. you see it rolling in across the pacific into the bay area. skies aren't going to be totally sunny. you will see a couple of clouds moving their way across your skies but it should be dry around the bay area and it looks like that is how we're heading into the weekend. as high pressure builds in looks like a good weekend in store for the bay area. there is one little system that wants to dive in on sunday. it could bring us a few more clouds though. right now we are going to keep it dry and most of the rain will head north. it looks like if you are head up the sierra nevada, pretty good to do some skiing up there. you have mostly cloudy conditions with temperatures in the 50s by day overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. and speaking of that system, 20% chance of showers in the sierra neva

look at that! it's cold, but we could threaten again some record highs for about the sixth day in a row. >> clear on the roads as well with 101 and 880. no accidents but there's some road work. i'll have those details. >> the world loses the father of modern fitness. jack lalanne passes away of pneumonia at his home along the central coast. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. let's begin with breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a body discovered in a burning car less than an hour ago. amy is live at the scene in the western edition. >> the car was parked on the side street. it's called rose. it's right in between haight and page off webster. residents saw the fire. they actually heard a car horn going off. they thought somebody was just being annoying. they saw not only a fire but a huge one. they called 9-1-1, had -- and they grabbed their fire extink wisher ran out here thinking if someone's inside we need to try and help them. firefighters did find a body inside the ca

earlier today the president also pointed the finger of blame firmly at the airport or forty's here at domodedovo saying there were clearly security breaches to allow this vast amount of explosives into the building in the first place the investigative committee this afternoon has concluded that the attack was carried out by a suicide bomber with five kilograms of plastic explosives and a device containing shards of metal ball bearings and also a piece of iron wire to destroy as many people as possible and to cause as much damage as possible now the explosion actually took place in the waiting area where friends and drivers wait for people coming out of the international arrivals terminal and yes they anyone going into that area would have been unhindered in terms of security just very scant security in that area there's no extrema sheens the baggage there's no metal detectors one has to walk through and so anyone going in there would have been completely. that's what it is saying this is clearly the breach of security now the airport authorities they say they don't think that's actual