wisconsin after their green bay you're watching eyewitness news on the cw. >> pandemonium in wisconsin after their green bay packers win the super bowl. more than a thousand ticket holder's super mad after being turned away. even bay area fans are celebrating. high temperatures in february. spring fever hits the bay area while people in the east, well, they dig out from under the snow. a frantic search by a family in the south bay. their plea to help find a missing middle schooler. good evening. celebration packed with packers' fans. horn-blowing spilled into

streets across green bay wisconsin. they won 31-25 in super bowl xlv in arlington, texas. not everyone who was at the game was in the mood to he will s -- was in the mood to celebrate. before the game more than a thousand games got super angry. >> these fans were kept behind a gate at the new billion dollar cowboy stadium even though they bought tickets. that's because at the last minute, the the the fire marshall deemed the seats in their section unsafe. >> we drove from green bay wisconsin through bad area to get here. >> about 800 fans were allowed to watch the game from other seats in the nose bleed section. 400 others were turned away and

they will get three times their face value of their ticket. christine aguilera says she got lost in the moment while singing at the big game. ♪[ music ] banner. she left out "o'er arts we watch"... an the singer botched the fourth line. she replaced it with an earlier line of the anthem. that mistake sent social networks abuzz. for sports fan, super bowl sunday is like a holiday. lots of people gathered at homes and in bars. of course, there is food and beer and high fives. how san francisco celebrated now. ictory..

[ cheering and applause ] >> sweet! awesome! so happy! >> reporter: that's the sound of victory. for packers' fans it was a long nail-biting night. their team made them sweat. >> making me a little nervous. >> you guys are ahead. >> yeah, we need to hold on for this victory big time. >> we were up by a little more than 4, if we were up by more than that, i would be okay. i'm feeling nervous. >> reporter: the steelers kept getting close and even though they were behind, their fans were confident. >> we're going to get number 7 today. >> house it -- how is it going for you right now. >> we're behind a little bit but -- >> you're behind by two touchdowns. >> we didn't ask you. >> reporter: steeler fans partied on until the end. >> you're not in the right color here today.

>> actually, i am. i'm a true 49er fan. born and raised in san francisco and taking it live. >> reporter: there were those who let's say can't appreciate all the screaming. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: tonight the celebration was theirs. for some people of course -- for some people, it doesn't matter who wins the game, it's all about final score and the office football pool. >> scammers are using the phone to scandal money. each time the suspects called the victims and got them to wire money abroad. in one case the suspect claimed to be the victim's grandson. another time a victim was told she won the lottery.

always be suspicious of cause asking for money to be wired abroad. police are looking for a woman they believe was abducted from an apartment complex. witnesses saw police they saw two men chase the woman down and corner her in an apartment building. they say she was aassaulted and then thrown into a car and it drove off. if you see it, you're asked to call police. an 8th grade girl is missing. dozens of students and teachers handed out fliers. her family is concerned because she did not come home from school on friday and they haven't heard from her. >> we just want her to come back. your mom is worried about you. if you can call her, anything. >> we really miss you and we wish you could be here with us

because you don't know how much we miss you and how your mom and your family misses you. >> reporter: she is 4' 11'. she speaks spanish. you're asked to contact police if you know where she is. some people in hercules say their city leaders are abusing their power. they decided to do something about it. the petition campaign to throw them out. >> reporter: just about everyone else in hercules was in a super bowl party, but leaders were having a petition party. preliminarily copying and validating petitions to be sure the names they have collected are enough to force the recall election of two city council members. mr. young says citizens were more than eager to sign. >> of all the people we asked to sign the petition, i would say less than 35 have actually not wanted to sign. they know about it, they are

angry and they want to do something about it as citizens. >> reporter: recall campaigners worked hard and fast putting in 1,000 hours and going door to door. they say two council members supported the questionable sweet heart development deals. >> as these things start coming out, the fact that the former city manager had contracted a multi-million dollar contracts with his daughters, those things made citizens mad. >> it wasn't too hard to get the signatures. >> that's correct. >> they say it's a grassroots campaign run on a shoe string. this collection bucket helped raise 3,000 dollars. if they are successfully, then what. >> they are going to have major problems to deal with in terms of the finances, in terms of cash flow, in terms of the development projects.

we hope they can put a plan together. >> reporter: recall target ward says she recognizes the city council in which she was a member lost the public trust. she plans to try to restore it. the other one says hercules finances are a big mess. had he known he never would have run for public office. >> thank you very much. well, two of the three americans accused of espionage in iran appeared at a closed- door session in their trial today. they entered not guilty pleas. their court a pointed lawyer was barred from' seeing his clients before the trial. both men appeared healthy and gave their investigation -- version of the incident that has kept them in prison since 2009. [ audio difficulty ] >> reporter: the third defend was released in september on

500,000 dollars bail. she did not return to iran for the trial and will likely forfeit the bail. on day 13 of the protest in egypt, gunfire at the center of the conflict. >> the army fired warning shots into tire -- tahrir square. the protests continue even though the egyptian government made a move towards reform. the conflict is cripling tourism. some things are getting back to normal. >> reporter: egypt's most famous tourist attractions stand quiet. traffic flowed through the streets, shop owners resumed sales. some schools and banks opened, but not in the center of town

where protestors lined up' after work trying to enter tahrir square showing they want hosni mubarak to step down now. >> he's the reason that the country is in a terrible shape. >> reporter: the vice president met with groups for the first time. >> all your demands, all your requests, we will respond. we promise we will do. >> reporter: protestors and even opposition leaders who took part in the talks welcome to change but want hosni mubarak to resign great only he knows what he's going to do. >> reporter: president obama said egypt will not go back to what its was before the protests began. >> the egyptian people want freedom, they want free and fair elections.

>> the pope prayed for peace. as did christians in bethlehem. in new york, cbs news. not unexpected, gas price is on the rise again. what you're paying now at the pump and why expectations of $4 a gallon by summer are unrealistic. shooting at a fraternity house during a party kills one. what may have provoked the gunmen. now wild fires are tearing through a section of australia. the number of homes damaged and destroyed so far. hi, another day of record- breaking heat around the bay area. how long can this last? we will talk about that coming up.

house in ohio, came back and opened fire. one person was killed... 11 others were

a dispute at a fraternity house in ohio. one person was killed, 11 others were injured. it happened near youngstown at an off-campus house. a 25-year-old student tried to break up the crowd, he was fatally shot. a 17-year-old suffered a critical head wound. the two suspects were later arrested. the bodies of two teenagers swept off a rock into the ocean have now been recovered. the 17 and 18-year-olds were with a group of teens when the weave hit -- wave hit. wild fires have destroyed more than 40 houses and damaged another 19. wind gusts and the flames are hampering the efforts of fire crews in australia. hundreds ever people spent the night in emergency shelters. the fires are the latest in a

series of natural disasters to hit australia. at home, you can call it spring in the middle of winter while the people from the rockies to the atlantic are shoveling snow. we are basking in 70-degree weather. and trying to ♪[ music ] . >> reporter: yeah, this is the bay area in the dead of winter. >> this is sort of a rare weather for february, so we're really liking it and trying to get some vitamin d. >> this family went all in. >> reporter: are you cold at all? >> no. >> great day to be here and enjoy the waves and the surf. >> reporter: another fabulous benefit for people who wanted to soak up the sun today, plenty of remain on the beach.

but in the east bay, plenty of people still made it to the park. >> today is a very good day to let your kids go outside and play. the weather is going to be so nice outside. >> reporter: we don't mean to brag. our sympathies for those dealing with the foot and a half of snow they got in colorado and good luck to those in ohio where they are dealing with an ice storm. yes action back in the -- yes, back in the bay, one of the few people not pleased with the temperatures. >> nobody buying today. >> but you are aware that it's not normally like this in san francisco. >> i've been here before and it was very cold. >> i think we got lucky this week. >> so did we all. in san francisco, cbs 5. thanks, lawrence

just look at these pictures, it was a spectacular day. >> it was great. i tell you what, though. i think there's going to be a run on some of those sweat shirts in the not too distant future. what an evening around the bay area. sill very nice conditions at this hour. as we head in towards tomorrow, you will begin to notice some changes as high pressure begins to break down somewhat. 60s and a few 70s. out toward the coastline, may see a couple of patches of fog develop out there. still, how impressive was today. 77 that was a record in san jose. 81, a record in oakland. it's a record for the entire month simply just smashing the record of 68 degrees. san francisco, also a record. records really set all around the bay area, very similar to yesterday when we broke 14 records. and it looks like this will probably be the last day of the

record heap. impressive. north bay, you had hot weather just about everywhere. it was pretty warm outside. 62 degrees. 60 degrees in vallejo. high pressure has been holding on. it was a very impressive ridge. at the same time, that cranked up the temperatures but now beginning to break down. you see this front driving over the top of this ridge. it's going to allow for more of a sea breeze kick in. you're going to see that happening tonight and tomorrow. that will usher in some cooler air. not going to be freezing around the bay area but the numbers are coming down. 50s and 60s out toward the coastline. not bad at all. lots of sunshine, plenty of sunshine to be found in knowledge of the valleys. and the north bay where we had some 80s today not going to get even close by tomorrow afternoon. not bad, either. looks like we're in for some

major changes. we've got some cooler air working its way in toward the bay area. breezy conditions into tuesday. by wednesday, yes -- we may warm things up a little bit. by this next weekend, we may just see some showers return into the bay area. looks like the whole pattern is beginning to shift and well likely see some more rain on the way as we head into the extended period. >> all this glorious weather will be just a memory. >> we will be thinking about how wonderful that weekend was. >> thank you. well, how about this, with all the snow mitch was -- michigan was hit with last week, die hard packers' fans creating something special. they also made an over sized packers' helmet. took about seven hours to create. gas prices continue to keep climbing across the country. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded rose one

and a half cents in the last two weeks. 3.12 is now the average price. analysts now say earlier forecasts of 3.50 to $4 by the summer is unrealistic. good news for the earn in auto industry. ford says it's selling more vehicles so it's going to increase u.s. factory production. in san francisco today, ford's sales exec says the factory production will go up by 13% in the first quarter. cannons booming, a 21-gun salute. fighters roaring overhead. how friends and colleagues remember the gipper on his 100th butter day. fee court is now in session.

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ruled the box office this weekend. "the roommates" moved into the top spot with more than $15 million. since that was good enough to beat out "sanctum." this weekend has been a celebration of his life. sandra hughes biggest event, a president ron alreagan was -- ronald reagan was born a century ago. the biggest event was in venture ra county. >> happy birthday to you. >> reporter: celebration to mark ronald reagan's 100th birthday. >> i'm proud to be an american. >> reporter: cannons, jets streaked across the sky. nancy reagan made a rare public appearance. >> i know that ronnie would be thrilled and is thrilled to

have all of you share in his 100th birthday. >> reporter: his presidential library will reopen monday after a renovation. his endownment hit $100 million. his political legacy still influences. >> president reagan said you can't be for big government, big taxes and still be for the little guy. guess who's left out in the cold today? >> there were those who didn't like ronald reagan's politics or his policies but they couldn't dislike the man. >> he raise nicknamed the gipper. but it was his role in the white house that brought another name, the great

communicator. >> mr.-- tear down this wall. >> his ideas put reagan in the the cross hairs of critics. but they made him this crowd's hero. super bowl xlv did not disappoint. the keys that led the packers to their 4th lombardi trophy. >> howard green number 95 goes right there. rocket scientists!

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history. the steelers and pack super bowl xlv may have been the most participated game in history. cameron diaz and alex rodriguez had their popcorn ready. ben roethlisberger and the steelers down 7-0 early. green bay's nick collins comes down with it.

cuts back inside, dives into the end zone, 14-0, packers. aaron rodgers, a bullet in the middle of coverage. jennings is there. 21-10 at the half. pittsburgh cuts it to 4. mendenhall is sandwiched and out comes the football. that turns into 7 points. rod -- rodgers to jennings again. over 300 yards. final minutes steelers down 6. wallace unable to make the leaping catch. green bay wins have bowl -- super bowl xlv. rodgers is named the mvp. he told the packers when he was drafted by them, you're taking a chance on me and i will repay you in the future. tonight he did that and some. >> everybody else is taking notice. that's it for eyewitness

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