says is blamed for this a gas explosion in egypt on yet another day of violence against the government. what security says is blamed for this fireball. a day of noisy demonstrations in the bay area as signs grow in cairo of a crumbling government. and this devastating scene in introduce know, the decades of representations never implemented that may have prevented it. thousands came to at&t park to see the world champion giants but not everyone had a good time. it is 9:00 a.m. in egypt right now and all of the party has quit. but the concessions have not

ended the protests. we show you an apparent act of terrorism. >> reporter: fuel flames spewed in the eastern part of the country saturday. officials blame terrorists for sabotaging a pipeline. in cairo, thousands of protesters remained in tahrir square. some of them have been there for nearly two weeks. food and newspapers are for sale and there is a first aid area. >> you can get the principle things to survive. >> reporter: the protesters scuffled with the members of the military but the demonstrations were mostly peaceful with the children joining after night fall. the protesters stood shoulder to shoulder in the united nations in new york taking a stance against hosni mubarack. >> the beast has been unleashed. >> reporter: the protesters have been holding rallies in

new york hoping their solidarity will force mubarack to resign. his son and four others quit their roles in the ruling party. but the president obama has not pushed for mubarack to immediately step down. >> president mubarack's continued leadership is critical and his opportunity to write his legacy. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton spoke on the crisis. she says it is important egyptian leaders demonstration an orderly transition is underway to keep the middle east stable. and the protests spread here to the bay area today. thousands of people gathered in san francisco joining the call for a new start in egyptian. we show you there are some concerns still. >> reporter: demonstrators at the u.n. plaza say they are encouraged by and want to support the antigovernment protests in cairo.

>> i think the fact that people are refusing to leave the streets despite how militarized and tactics of fear the government has been bringing that their people spirits are so much stronger than that is inspiring. >> reporter: antimubarack demonstrate verse been heartened by the street protests in tunisia that forced a president from power but it's they are concerned about the united states' restraint in egypt. >> they don't want to live under a dictatorship. and despite what the united states and other powers may be to try to get them to go along with the regime, people have said no. >> reporter: optimism and hope for the future of egypt is strong here in san francisco. freedom. >> i want everybody to be safe at egypt. i think he is going to hope that it is going to be safe and good again. and i also do. >> reporter: it is not the time

to fear what happens next but to push ahead with the change that is necessary. >> in terms of why now? who knows. but all i know that now is definitely the time. it has been the time for decades and decades. the fact it is happening we want to focus on that that it is happening and continue with the momentum. >> reporter: the demonstrators are unhappy with the u.s. response but not unhappy with the u.s. >> people coming out in support of the people of egypt and you know, to get what they have been demanding for from their governments just to be free like all of us here in the united states. >> the target audience for the san francisco demonstration is the obama administration. they want to show more determination getting hosni mubarack out of office. a man is recovering after being stabbed while shopping in oakland at the s and a market

on 14th street just before noon. the victim was rushed to the hospital. witnesses say the injury looked serious but we don't know what condition the man is in. a suspect is in custody but police are not saying what the motive might be. a quiet by a area community that saw a spike in gang-related killings last year is trying to turn things around. >> ♪ [ music ] >> a community march in south san francisco today to bring the community together in a peaceful demonstration. there were six homicides in south san francisco last year, three in one night last december. police believe some and maybe all were drug related. >> sad so -- to see this. it is a good community. this is a tight-knit neighborhood down here as are all of the neighborhoods in south san francisco. i will do the best i can to get it back to the level where people are safe going into the streets.

>> the city council approved four new police officers and they will be in neighborhoods identified as gang territory. there is a $25,000 reward in connection with december's triple murder. damage from the introduce know explosion could have been reduced if the pipeline had been equipped with a shutoff valve. that is conclusion of an associated press investigation. experts say the fire could have been anguished within minutes if automatic or remote i will operated valves have been in place. it took 90 minutes to shut the gas off after the explosion. investigators have recommended the valves for decades but the government leaves it to the company to make the changes. the three u.k. berkeley graduates accused of spying in iran go a on trial tomorrow. the three were arrested on the iraq/iran border in july of 2009. one was released and returned to the united states.

the other two are in prison still. it is not known if she will return to iran for the trial. the lawyer hopes to meet with the two before the trial begins. oakland's mayor is following through on one of the campaign promises by coming face to face with the community. she hosted her first town hall meeting in west oakland. the mayor and her department heads discussed everything from public safety to the need far major grocery store. >> what we hope will come out of this meeting is that we will get concrete ideas of things we can do together, not just a list of things for the mayor to do but that things that we as a community can do together that the city together with the neighbors can make a difference. >> the mayor will host one town hall meeting each month in districts across oakland. we are kind of getting

screwed over here. >> tens of thousands of baseball fans overwhelm at&t park. the anger and euphoria over trying to get close to the world champion team. you left the best part. >> no i'm pretty sure -- >> some of the commercials you will see tomorrow are not big budget productions. the clever ads that are part of a do it yourself contest. hundreds of millions of dollars is how much a major bank has to pay for its overdraft fees. i'm lawrence karnow in the weather center. 14 record-breaking temperatures today. could be it be a record breaker tomorrow?

some love. so many, in tens of thousands of giants fans were out at at&t park to show the team some love. so many that hundreds were turned away. we were in the crowd at fan

fest. >> i leave the giants, breathe the giants, bleed the giants. >> reporter: it is that die- hard attitude that brought 40,000 people to at&t park for fan fest. >> magic inside. >> reporter: but hundreds never made it. the park was over capacity before noon. >> this is a drag. >> reporter: hordes waited outside hoping things would clear up. >> i pray i'm getting inside. >> reporter: even though who waited since last night were jilted by the crowds. >> they are not letting us in. all these people are cutting in front of us and they forced us back in line. >> reporter: inside, baseball utopia. >> i feel like a superstar here. >> he is amazed. they deserved this. >> reporter: and fans showing off everything from crabby costumes to high hair to fresh ink. >> a tattoo is a new form of

torture. >> is it the buzzing sound that is the pain. >> reporter: and all of the stars were giving autographs. >> the lines are three to four hours long. so we will just catch a buzz. that's all we're getting here today. >> reporter: and people so deficit separate for autographs they wanted mine. >> you're welcome. i'm flattered. >> reporter: but it is panda catching everyone's eye. >> you look awesome. >> thank you. i'm fine. >> reporter: and so is everyone else. at at&t park, cbs 5 eyewitness news. what a beautiful day for baseball, huh? >> it felt like baseball weather. we had a lot of sunshine. a great night in the bay area tonight. what a neat shot for you. looking good as we have high pressure sitting overhead. high clouds flirt around the skies but that is about the worst of it. we have breezy conditions.

windy in spots over the mountain tops. a wind advisorys overnight. winds 25 to 30 miles per hour and possible seeing gusts to 45. it could happen overnight with the strong offshore flow continuing. but the wind turns everything into sunshine. it will be a super sunday weather wise. 70s and 80s. a record-breaking day. a lot of 70s in the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it was some kind of day. 1 records going down. records in san francisco and oakland. there are records just about everywhere you went and we will be there again tomorrow afternoon. numbers cooling off in spots. 58 in san jose. but the winds can make for interesting weather. 67 in san rafael. and 67 in mountainview. around the state a lot of sunshine and comfortable weather. and no rain to speak of.

but that is brewing. i'm looking at the long-range models and it is bringing the -- in the rain for the latter part of the next weekend. we have the high pressure overhead and the air moving off shore and it starts to sink more. and you you get the warm temperatures and sunshine all the way to the coastline tomorrow afternoon. and you will see the fantastic temperatures. 78 morgan hills. 76 in union city. east bay numbers up in the 70s everywhere you go. north bay, you will find the hottest numbers out there. in the 80s. 80 in sonoma. and 81 degrees in the napa valley. looking out over the next couple days, tomorrow the last real warm one and then the high pressure weakens and the temperatures cool off a bit. more cooling as we head into tuesday and wednesday with breezy weather. but as we look at next saturday night and into sunday, it looks like rain could very well make

a return. it looks like the pattern is about to change. we have a lot of wet stuff coming our way. enjoy this guilt-free weekend around the area. >> the forecast might make it tempting to move your tv outside to watch the game. >> other parts of the country they would freeze to death. >> we will be here. >> we hope you tune in. super bowl sunday isn't just the biggest day of the year for football fans is it the most popular day for pizza and beer. in fact nationwide tomorrow, pizza hut alone plans to sell about 2 million pizzas. put them side by side and that is the length of the golden gate bridge 256 times. they will use about 1200 tons of dough. that is the weight of 160 san francisco cable cars. and on top of that dough,

90,000 gallons of mare neighbor yeah sauce. super bowl xlv kicks off in 17 hours. but not everyone tunes in for the game. half of the viewers are watching for the commercials. and some of tomorrow's will be the result of a make your own ad contest. here are some of the top amateur spots. forget roethlisberger and rogers, the up and coming stars could be a pug, a beaver, a pint sized darth vader and maybe adam and eve. most advertisers spend a bundle making professional commercials. >> in the paws of a -- >> bridgestone tires used a real beaver and a stunt beaver but there -- will be a half dozen homemade commercials. tree toes and pepsi max asked folks to make their own ads. >> check this out.

>> reporter: j.r. created pug attacks. >> i thought pugs running in slow motion was funny. >> reporter: he borrowed a friend's pug. there were over 5600 enters. -- entries competing for cash and exposure. the sauna wasn't a finalist. adam and eve was. >> different take on an old story. >> i'm good. >> reporter: some ad makers had the same creative concept. for instance, the chip on the but. neither of those made the finals but one called the best part did. >> you left the best part. >> no i'm pretty sure -- >> cheese. >> reporter: that isn't as cute as volkswagen's spot featuring a miniature darth vader who gets the force to work when his

dad gives him a hand. in the days leading up to the game some advertisers released trailers for their commercials. the tail of a scorpion in the anheuser-busch clydesdales is to be continued. ditto for a bridgestone tire ad. >> you sent this e-mail reply all. >> reporter: but those are created by agencies. the amateurs stand to win up to $1 million if their homemade ads make it to the top of the usa today ad meter. >> i would put my chips on the pug. >> don't hurt my dog. the rivalry is really heating up. the tiniest football fans are getting ready for the big game. it all started when a pittsburg

hospital tweeted a picture of their newborns wrapped in terrible towels and they wanted to show off the cutest babies in the nation. a green bay hospital pulled out its baby cheese heads. the packers face off against the steelers tomorrow at 3:30 our time. next, the bank that will owe customers money for charging overdraft fees. and pot smokers out front. the fight between a california neighborhood and a dispensary. [ male announcer ] kfc hot wings.

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america of manipulating the transactions. banks charged overdraft feings on several transactions in a single day. two years ago, general motors went bankrupt and now they are ready to open new dealerships. they closed more than 2,000 car showrooms. but now new models like the chevy cruz are selling well. the company says it needs new dealerships in the bay area and los angeles. medical marijuana dispensesies are common the some cities. but in anaheim one says it is too close to home. kara fin strom reports. >> it was being under house arrest. can't go out or open the door or the window. >> reporter: this family raise two babies says one month ago their lives changed. the first floor of the being building they call home is now

a medical marijuana dispensary. >> they smoke out there all the time and it goat up to my windows. >> i'm trying to protect my son. it is unbelievable how they can have the heart to do that. >> reporter: she was so concerned about her son he is now staying with relatives. she is tying drug free red ribbons on trees. >> the activity with the children playing outside and we have to constantly be on them and watching them. >> we have a live security guard in a residential neighborhood. who is prepared? -- to do that >> reporter: the owners of the dispensary refused to talk to us. the government is powerless to act. anaheim is in a court fight over an ordnance that bans establishments anywhere in the city and they are waiting for a court ruling. >> if it was across the street

that would be more acceptable. >> reporter: a city spokesperson says they are talking with state officials about other laws that might apply here and in a building also serving as a home. >> it is unfair for us. >> this street is trying very hard to do what is right legally. and we're learning that our hands are tied. a postal worker in ohio is thanking a snowplow driver for catching a purse snatcher. jennifer was putting groceries in her car when a man pulled alongside and grabbed the purse. a snowplow driver followed him for 21 miles and called 911. >> another punk off the street. maybe he will take a different career choice. >> the suspect called 911 to

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35 to force a fourth overtime. arizona survives in triple overtime. kevin foster was 0-10 from downtown and the broncos couldn't slow down rashad green. the dons win 68-62. for the fourth year in a row st. mary's has won at least 20 games. bulls point guard derrick rose committed a career high 9 turnovers. and the warriors make it three in a row with the kin. and the sharks beat the bruins 2-0. niemi with the third shutout of the season. the sharks have won seven of their last eight games. we were talking about tomorrow we are planning the day around the super bowl . >> and food. >> very, very important. your thoughts? >> green bay. i think aaron rogers in a dome

will light it up. >> i'm going along with that. >> that is it for eyewitness news at 10:00. we'll see you at 11:00. good night. @@@@@@@ap-@ifm

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