destroyed -- a . you're watching cbs 5's own on 5 eyewitness news on the cw. smoke could be seen for meals away and a warehouse destroyed and why some people in the bay area are so upset with the city of vallejo. new york giant fans in the bay area celebrate a super bowl victory and what some niner fans did to avoid the big game. good evening, i'm anne notarangelo. >> eli manning and the new york giants beat tom brady and the patriots 21-17.

it was dubbed the superrematch and lived up to the hype. by now you heard the team that beat the niners a couple of weeks ago is the new super bowl champs. local new york giant fans are ecstatic as don knapp shows us a lot of niners fans went ought of their way to avoid the game. >> itwas pandemonium, intoxicatingg pandemonium for bay area new york giant fans. amazing the thrill of victory looked pretty much like the anticipation that the same fans had at kickoff three hours earlier. new york giant fans were in a super bowl frenzy at ace's on sutter as their team scored first. just like two weeks ago it was wall-to-wall people and folks waiting to get in. >> reporter: why are you guys here today? >> oh, my god, are you kidding me? best place in the city to watch the giant as game. >> reporter: that is if you could get in today. are why are you here today?

>> to see the giants win. >> reporter: are a niners fan or giant's fan? >> new york. >> reporter: there were crowd as to at the green sport with bar, but not the enthuseam. this is where they watched the 49ers get whipped by the genets and saw their super bowl hopes dashed two weeks ago. fortunately for this bride her guests did not have struggle between choose between the we had and the game since the 49ers were not play of the watching the super bowl would be too feign painful for some 49ers fans and some just went to golden gate park. how come you are here today? >> because the 49ers are not in the super bowl. [ laughter ] >> that is the reason why. >> for others a stadium in indianapolis just couldn't compare to this view here at the field you are not watching the super bowl? >> no, i'll not. >> reporter: why aren't you watching the super bowl? >> it's not interesting.

the niners are not in it and hey, the world is all about the niners for me. >> reporter: and this couple just back from france wondered if they are allowed to watch the super bowl? >> i'm not a u.s. does he. >> reporter: so you are not allowed to watch the super bowl? >> no. the patriot's act does not allow us to do that. >> reporter: i think there is an exception for the game. >> we'll watch whatever left is when we get back home. >> reporter: for the 49ers fan, the super bowls with not the end all, be all for the barbra. don knapp cbs 5. >> trouble for madoba's halftime show. madonna said she would keep her halftime show family-friendly, but a fellow performer mia cursed during madonna's give me all your loving" song. seven shot in one east bay city. linda yee on what turned out to

be a gunbattle in oakland. >> reporter: seven people were shot in two separate incidents about two- and-a-half miles apart in oakland. one of those cases a baby was nearoly shot, but did survive. mother however was injured. police say this has been a truly puzzling day, one of the witnesses say that gunbattle happened right outside of her window. >> well, i was in the house. looking and listening to the game, and i heard these shots. and it was real loud and i ducked down by my brother. and i dante look out to see. >> reporter: when jeanett dunn finally looked outside her car was riddled with bullet holes. she said officers told her 51 bullet holes. sher son complains what police think may have happened. >> was a gunbattle. >> reporter: between? >> two different groups. my sister talked with the

police and it was explained to me that someone came between one of these houses and targeted people in this house over here. >> reporter: a neighbor's window was also shot out. four members of one family were hurt, including a woman who was carrying her baby. the child was not injured. earlier in north oakland, just after 3:00 p.m., another shooting left one man injured, and the glass door of this liquor store shot up. ryan rosenblatt was afraid for his life. >> he was at the stoplight and one man had a gun and i don't know what guns look like that much, but it looked like a machine gub. i had heard gunshots go off a few seconds ir, so i know he had been shooting it. so i sort of got down low in my car. >> reporter: that witness said that the gunman apparently got away. it's still not clear how many suspects are involved. police

tonight, anne are still investigating. >> linda, thank you. the smoke is what some north bay residents woke up to this morning. a fast-moving four-alarm fire on mare island and anne makovec. >> these old buildings have a lot of openings and gaps and windows broke out and when they got on scene they saw a fast- moving fire. >> reporter: so fast that firefighters from three counties concentrated on protecting the area around the vacant warehouse since it was slated for eventual demolition. but embers fell along the north side of the island and fires popped up. >> the smoke went up and it went kind of over our heads, which goes into marshland. >> reporter:

the smoke attracted dozens to watch the 150,000 square foot building bush and with that we heard another wall collapse. it's been vacant for about 20 years and firefighters say it was free of most toxic chemicals besides lead in the paint, but some are upset that the city-owned building wasn't better maintained. >> they have done nothing. they don't even know what to do or what they want to do and here is sits. and then you get this. >> some lady said it was some homeless people maybe. >> reporter: as rumors spread what may have started the fire, firefighters didn't believe anybody was inside. they admit an investigation will be difficult since not much remains. vallejo fire department will have firefighters on scene until tomorrow to make sure nothing spacks back up overnight. >> two children and their

father are dead tonight, killed by a violent home explosion in washington state. the connection to a two-year-old missing person's case. >> home video shows the intense flames after an explosion ripped through the house in washington state, killing three people. investigators say two young boys died along with their father, josh powell. powell is the husband of a missing utah woman. >> this wasn't an accident. this is josh powell, who we believe killed his kids and himself. >> reporter: firefighters are picking through the smoldering debris to pinpoint what caused the explosion. while police report powell appears to have used accelerants. officials say the home blew up moments after a worker with child protective services dropped the boys off for a supervisors visit with their father of the social worker told police that powell blocked her from entering the home. she called her supervisor to report the smell of gas coming from inside and then the home was in flames. >> just heard a huge explosion and it shook my house. >> was

horrific of the flames were huge. >> reporter: josh powell is a person of interest in the 2009 disappearance of susan powell in utah. >> i did not kill my wife. it has been alleged the rainfall powell claimed he was off camping with his sons the night susan vanquished. managed to keep custody of his kids until last fall when his father was arrested forvoyeurism and child pornography and just last wednesday a judge denied powell's request to regain custody of his children. >> i think it was an opportunity to hurt the people he was angry at. >> reporter: powell's lawyer tells the associated press minutes before the explosion, powell sent an e- mail, simply saying, "i'm sorry, goodbye." cbs news. three people are lucky to be alive tonight after their plane crashed upside-down into a hughes. it happened in montana saturday afternoon. witnesses say the plane started sputtering out before it plunged into the house. >> we started digging into the

side of the plane and a couple of dogs came out and we heard muffing noises and dug further and there ways parker hanging upside-down who said get me out of here and that is what we did. >> the homeowner was inside the home when the crash happened. he wasn't injured and helped the passengers escape. all three aboard the plane walked with a from the accident. two of them used the home's front door. a suspected robber is accused of holding up a bank with apple pies. the fbi says the man claimed have to a pair of bombs with him in a sacramento wells fargo. they turned out to be apple pies from mcdonald. they say the robber got away with a lot of cash, but police arrested him a short time later. the minnesota couple on boater the costa concordia cruise shapran aground and tipped over last month were never found and authorities have called off the search. the family has scheduled a memorial mass that will take place next weekend.

at least 17 people died in the wreck. 13 others are still missing. sickened by a stow away virus is what happened to nearly00 passengers on two cruise ships. they docked in south florida this weekend for some heavy duty disinfecting. a passenger described what happened at sea. >> it was okay until a couple of days ago, and i guess this virus started on board, and they came out with the has hazmat equipment. >> norovirus attacks the digestive tract. afterr cleaning up crews disinfected the ship and folks returned to sea a little later than scheduled each boat carries 3,000 passengers. he is down, but not out. >> michael will be over in the course of february to show there is a way too change washington and there is a way to get us back on the right

track. >> newt gingrich not letting two consecutive losses stand in his way and why he says the nomination is far from being decided. and why ron paul supporters say he is suing newt gingrich's campaign. you look around the bay area and the winds will flat, dead calm, but calm tonight and tomorrow increasing clouds and then boy, does it get windy and wet. details after the break. ,,,,,,

seismologists say it was a magnitude 6-point- 8. it was centered on the negros isla. s . a strong earthquake has hit the central philippines and seismologists

says it was a magnitude of 6.8 and reports say one child was killed i'm local tsunami alert is in effect. experts say a 3' swell could hit the island's coast. >> with a big win in the nevada caucus mitt romney has won three of the five, but the other candidates say it's a long way from over. >> reporter: newt gingrich isn't letting two straight double-digit loiss to mitt romney derail his fight for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. >> my goal is over the course of february to show there is a way to change washington. there is a way to get us back on the right track. >> reporter: romney, who won the nevada caucuses saturday, took sunday off. he is looking ahead to tuesday's contest in colorado, minnesota and missouri as well as further down the road to the general election and mr. president. >> mr. president we welcome any good news on the job front

been it's thanks to the innovation of the american people in the private sector and not to you, mr. president. [ applause ] >> reporter: ron paul maintains he is a caucus candidate and he counting on february being a strong month. >> we have three or four caucus dates that we believe our numbers are doing pretty good. so we have to wait and see and continue to do exactly what we'ring did. >> reporter: rick santorum was the only candidate on the campaign trail sunday. with a last place finish in nevada, he has got a lot of ground to make up. >> if you look at the national polls, our numbers are moving up continually. >> reporter: santorum, gingrich and paul agree on one thing, with only five contests in the book and 45 more to bob, they insist romney is not close to wrapping up the nomination. drew levinson, cbs news. a florida man is suing newt gingrich's campaign. eddy dillard is a ron paul supporter andez says he saw a gingrich supporter with a sign and he went home and got a ron paul

sign. when he returned to the polling place he was surprised to see gingrich there, greeting supporters and that is when dillard says a gingrich supporter stepped on his foot. >> he called for more security, more people from the campaign came. and they said just block him. everybody step on his toes. you know, did their best to block my sign and push me out of way. >> dillard says his foot is fractured, but he says the main reason he is st. augustine that he doesn't want the gingrich campaign workers to get away with treating opponents that way. crazy out there on the political trail. maybe a little bit like tuesday's weather, according to meteorologist brian hackney. tuesday is nutty, huh? >> that was very good. >> very good transaction there. >> i'm getting approval. >> absolutely right. we're going to turn from mild to wild from monday to tuesday. the numbers right now around bay area are in the 40s and

50s. outside, it's a beautiful look at the building that was put up in 1898, once the busiest transit building on earth, the ferry building. 50 in fairfield, 46 at livermore and 51 degrees in san josi right now. in fremont it's 52 degrees. winds, such as they are, mostly out of east right now, but a high-wind watch posted for monday night. gail warnings offshore for monday night as low and high- pressure systems battle it out in the pacific and when they do, we'll get strong winds monday night, 20-40 miles per hour sustained winds and the potential monday night, early tuesday morning for gusts to 70 miles per hour in the bay area. so it's going to turn windy. tomorrow, temperatures in the low 50s, plenty of high clouds around right now and you can see the low pressure triggering high clouds from the south.

it says strong wind and then rain. not for tomorrow. for monday night and for tuesday. tomorrow looks dry, increasing clouds during the day and that will lead to a chance of rain. do we need it. in san francisco we only have 42% of average rainfall and san josi 29% of average rainfall to this point in the season. we'll add to it on tuesday. in the meantime for tomorrow, look for high clouds around the bay area and forecasted high of 56 palo alto and mountain view, 66 degrees. and as we head out to the east bay 6 67 at fairfield. and as we look ahead, we'll get high clouds tomorrow of the those clouds will increase late in the afternoon. the winds will pick up late in

the afternoon. gail warnings luck post offshore and high-wind watch for the rest of the bay area overnight into tuesday morning. windy and rainy early on tuesday and then it begin to clear out. it's going to be wild on tuesday. >> a lot of rainfall on tuesday? >> 1" to 1.5". >> thank you. celebrating 60 years on the throne how queen elizabeth took the crown and we'll show you a little bit of her more human side. car

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it was a strong weekend at e box office, with two supernatural thrillers takin more than 20- million dollas each. "chronicle," about the . there was a strong weekend at the box-office with two supernatural thrillers taking in $20 million each. "chronicle" about two teens who develop telekinetic powers. it earned $22 million. chloe behind was "the woman in black," which took in $21 million. harry potter's daniel radcliffe sees ghosts.

britain's queen elizabeth celebrates a milestone tomorrow, queen for 60 years. she ascended the throne as a young woman of 25 and as charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: the snow didn't deter the queen from tending her local church this morning and greet something local subjects. it's just part of the royal duty she has fullilled for 60 years. when her uncle edward viii bay of up the crown to marry wallis simpson, her father became king and that made elizabeth first in line for the throne. >> my whole life, whether it's been long or short shall be devoted to your service. >> reporter: the crown came sooner than she could have imagined. at the age of 25 had he bid farewell to her beloved father and went on a trip it africa. >> i think they probably both knew that they were unlikely to meet each other again. >> reporter:

six days later king gore vi died. elizabeth returned home a queen. this weekend she opened the doors of windsor castle for a new photo exhibition commemorating ore diamond jubilee. >> this is very lovely. this is doggy queen. she loves her dogs. she loves her dog. she feeds her dog herself with a silver spoon and bowls. >> reporter: you are making that part up? >> in, i'll not. >> reporter: in celebrating her 60 years on the throne, she is the second longest serving monarch behind queen victoria. >> she is professional and has the ability to know how to move around. who to speak to and also to engage with them. >> reporter: of the queen's enduring

popularity, one historian remarked that the british like their monarchs young and they like them old. queen elizabeth ii has been both. charlie dagga, cbs news london. super bowl xlvi came down to the final play as eli manning cement the his position as the best manning in the family. super bowl minutes are next.

final day of the season,they at the packers at lamb . i think you have to give the giants their due. they went from being 7-7 and beat the packers at lambeau and the 49ers in san francisco all the way to the super bowl where the new england patriots discovered that the giants were the hottest team in football. tom brady and the patriots looking to win the rematch of four years ago.

eli manning going for his second title. manning to victor cruz for 6 and the gmen with a quick 9-0 lead. would it be a blow out? not so fast. brady finds his rhythm and they had a 10-9 lead at the half. they get the ball to start the second half and this time brady to the other tight end, and/or hernandez, who bounces you off a man and scored, 1-9,17-9. new england had ahmad bradshaw they allowed him to score so they could get the ball back. giants lead 21-17. brady could have under a minute to play and needing 6. last play from midfield. brady scrambles and throws and the ball fall incomplete. new york beat them again 21-17. it's their fourth super bowl title. >> game day coming up at

11:30. baseball, we'll see you on 11 on cbs 5. good night.

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