scarves, and hats. get ready for another freeze wag tonight as temperatures plue for the last wee another night of people wearing heavy jackets, scarves, and hats. get ready for another freeze warning tonight as temperatures plunge for the last week. good evening i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. i'm ken bastida. firefighters are working on a two-alarm fire at a recycling plant in san francisco. it's near the bay shore cal train station. our joe vazquez is at the scene right now. joe? >> reporter: there is quite a bit of activity for the last 45 minutes or so. take a look behind me here. this is the recycling center, with the intersection of recycle and tunnel. and the warehouse is back there with a couple of them with pretty heavy smoke from them. but that's the one warehouse in

particular that we're paying attention to. the public disposal and recycling area. according -- according to the old furniture and sheet rock and that kind of thing that will be recycle. the spokesperson tells me at this point they do not believe that there are any hazardous materials. but the firefighters, they're continuing to bring in more troops to try to get this thing under control as it is still a two-alarm fire. back to you. >> thank you. you saw low -- you saw how low temperatures would get. in some places it's warmer. other places cooler. concord 30 degrees. oakland, 39. san francisco in the city 44 degrees. san ho south america is --

santa rosa down to 29. that's 19 degrees below 0. and an overall low of 30 in san jose, still cold, but plenty of freeze warnings posted for 9:00 in the morning and the entire bay area to accept the city of san francisco. after that we will begin to warm it up at night for the daytime. but for tonight it looks pretty darn cool. >> all right, thank you. and better you joining us live with how san jose residents are keeping with the cold. betty? >> here there, that there quite a few here over the past couple of days. but unlike last week, tonight didn't catch a whole lot of people off guard. >> and our week-long event with -- long affair with the event

is not over yet. i had a real long coat on and -- they broke out their winter gear in gowntown san -- downtown san jose. >> all of our gloves sold out probably in two days. we've sold out of a couple of our sweatshirt, a hoodie and we're selling beanies like they're going out of style. >> reporter: the demand for gas is breaking record. the amount of it being used to heat homes is double what it normally sees. and since six deaths are being linked to the cold. more homeless people are refusing to brave the fridgedtemperatures. >> oh, it scares me because i don't want -- but i don't want to die. but for some it will not be too hard to make that adjustment.

>> oh no, it's the best. >> reporter: it is all relative, right? for the most part, people here tonight, they were all smiles. like it or not, the bitter cold is sticking around for a bit longer. live in san jose, i'm betty yu, kpix 5. time is running out for those finding a couple and four children, missing after going to play in the snow in the remote mountains outside reno. the children, they're 3 to 10 years old. the group hasn't been heard of since yesterday afternoon. temperatures, they have been dropped as low as 16 degrees below 0. friends and family members as well as search teams, they're facing harsh weather conditions in their search for dale smith and some of his family members. smith of san jose, his wife, daughter, and fiance, they disappeared in idaho while flying to montana the first of the month. reporting engine problems before disappearing. those searching for them are facing snow and sub-freezing

temperatures. well a thief may be the real life gr initiation ch after swiping dozens of christmas presents that were meant for sick kids. he didn't stop there. andrea? >> reporter: well, he hit several cars, in one neighborhood, all with the block of each other and all within just a few hours. when you look up jerk in the dictionary, chances are you'll see this guy. according to police, he also fits the definition of a criminal. between 5 to 7 this morning investigators say he busted into three cars and took everything inside. >> in one of the videos we released, you can see him putting pressure on the for -- snap the window. >> reporter: but as you can see he was caught on camera, but not before adding another definition to his name, grinch. one of the cars he broke into was an oncology nurse who had

$1,500 worth of toys for sick kids and their families. >> they would have either had to climb into the window or open the door because the presents were full into the back. there's no way they could have reached in and grabbed them. >> reporter: marcy and her friends have bought christmas presents for sure. but she thought that her neighborhood was safe. >> i was shocked and crushed and devastated. >> reporter: the story has one more holiday twist. the same guy that was seen in advertently mugging for the surveillance camera here, using one of the gift cards here at the target in vallejo with the crime that is now caught on video, not once, but twice. >> technology is just a great thing for us. and it would did bad for the criminals. but that's okay with us. >> reporter: and now police, they say that they will take a look at the surveillance video from this target behind me in vallejo some time tomorrow.

marcy and her friends and family have had enough money with the assist who say that they will also help out to replace those gifts for those kids in oakland children. live in vallejo, k -- kpix 5. it happened on rolling hill way during the evening of november 30. the 21-year-old accused of shooting and killing a man over a playstation pleaded not guilty today. ronnie collins accused of killing walka during a botched transaction on december 1. but they claimed that the assistant d.a. is trying the case in the media. >> a motion that could run high in cases like this. i'm not frustrated, but that it is just hard for them to take a position.

and they present things the way they want to present them. >> collins, expected back in court on january 3. korean-war veteran recently released after being detained in north korea said he was forced into making a taped confession. and today the 85-year-old merrill newman tried to show that he was being coerced by using awkward phrasing and poor english grammar. newman says that the interrogator said if he didn't apologize for the alleged crimes, he would be sentence the to 15 years. here is a lick his detention. saying: "i just didn't understand that, for the noh korean regime, the korean w isn't over and that even innocent remarks about the r can cause big problems if you are a foreigner. with the benefit of hindsight i should have more sensitive to that."

taking a live look at and they should have been more sensitive to that. taking a live look now at johannesburg, south africa, where just over an hour ago, thousands began packing the soccer stadium ahead of a massive memorial for nelson mandela. many are already chanting, dancing, and holding signs in remembrance as they wait for the service to begin at about three hours from now. president obama landed in johannesburg 45 minutes ago. and he is one of nearly 100 heads of state attending. they will also be speaking. tina krauss on how the world will pause to remember mandela. >> reporter: south africa's national soccer stadium will be the center of the world tuesday as dozens of leaders from around the globe gather to remember nelson mandela. >> and that is exactly what he did. and that's what he does, brings people together. >> reporter: president obama will be one of the featured speakers. while the president and mandela met only once in 2005, they kept in touch by telephone

since the president first took office in 2008. former presidents george w. bush, bill clinton, and jimmy carter will also attend the massive memorial. this stadium holds nearly 100,000 people, but many more want to be here. thousands will watch from surrounding streets on big stream. before tuesday's public memorial, family and close friends pay their respects in private. mandela's eldest grandson and leader of the clan joined the crowd outside the family's home. music and flowers filled the streets as south african thought to turn grief into optimism. >> and i just hope that the young people of today, that they will be able to continue to seek liberty. and i hope that they will go forward with peace. >> reporter: it's a message that the young south africans know well. tina krauss, cbs news, johannesburg. >> reporter: 11,000 troops are being mobilized to secure the stadium to help control the crowds.

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today senate republican lear "bob huff" proposed legisla ublic transit the last bart strike could be the first one ever. today the leader proposed legislation that would bar them from walking off the job. in a statement he said that shutting down the public transit is neither safe nor fair. that the police officers and the firefighters, they're not allowed to strike because they provide the important public service and public transit that is also crucial. employees who violate the law could potentially be removed or face other disciplinary action. tomorrow federal investigators will interview dozens of experts and witnesses of the asiana plane crash, hoping to get more answers on

how it happened. flight 214 crash landed on july 6, killing three people, injuring hundreds of others. we've spoken to the aviation experts silly sullenberger who said that the investigators will focus on their automation system and how much the pilots were relying on it. sometimes they do things that you don't expect. >> reporter: if you have the blind trust on the system and you don't monitor it or you are not engaged of it and you don't have the confidence to play well, then as soon as you detect it, they are not doing what you thought they should be doing and it could lead to big trouble. >> reporter: and they hope to finish their full investigation by next july. and this is your chance to own a piece of candlestick history. showing you what is up for grabs on the hollow ground at candlestick park. >> reporter: looking to buy that special football fan something more than just a coat or hat. maybe you want something unique for yourself. whatever the case, the 49ers in the city of san francisco, they

have something special for you. but it is not cheap. the 49ers faithful, it is your turn to own a piece of the candlestick history. and now you can purchase your pair of the authentic park. >> reporter: and the price, it is $649 a pair. but that's just for the next 40 days. that have the price goes up to $749 a pair. but whatever the price, the proceeds, they will benefit the recreational and the parks scholarship fund. judging from the presale to the ticketholders who got a chance to buy their own, there seems to be quite a market in memories. >> we've sold several thousand pairs already. >> it is all part of the effort to get as much as possible before the old stadium gets torn down next year. >> we're also looking at the other memorabilia and the signage and the pieces of the goal post. >> reporter: or many of the signs that line up the quarters. >> can you get his locker? >> i don't know if you can get his, but we're looking into whether or not people, if they

could be a part of the memorabilia here too. >> and we wanted to steal as well. does that work? >> well, a couple of the stadiums have tried that, which is pretty hard to keep it alive actually. >> it seems like an interesting idea that we're not sure if the view will be able to match the view from the other seats. >> you clearly don't have hdtv. >> reporter: we took the question down to the local sports stores. >> i consider the yankees are about $1,500 for the pair. >> yeah, definitely. >> a little pricey for me. kpix 5. all right well the final game of the stick is on december 23, and no exact date is set yet for when it will be imploded that the talks are still going on to see physical he wants to do a concert that will be closing the park down. if they say yes, then they will be torn down soon after that. >> paul mccartney. >> yes, that they would want in. >> and then we will tear it

down. >> what's cooking? >> getting cold again? that's the weather. >> and that it will be so weird and we don't know what it is, but is in murphy's california and 2,100 feet. just off of highway 4, the gold country. it is 31 degrees right now. it's colder in santa rosa. colder in santa rosa. >> yeah t is probably huddled up. >> yes. for sure. and it is cold tonight. the bay area. freeze warnings are posted again. we'll be looking for numbers to get down to where they were last night, setting up the record low here and there, but in general the numbers are not quite as bad as they were last night. they've got 29. it's 30 degrees in concord and livermore in 33 degrees. and out the door, we're looking at mostly sunny skies as you start your day on tuesday. and the numbers, they will be chilly though, right around 40 degrees. a lot of sun and cold as well. but by tomorrow afternoon, they will warm up quiet a bit into

the lower 50s, about six degrees below average and it does get colder by their standards at this time of the year. and what you're showing us. and that's the two-bedroom houses for them at $1.7 million. it's the weather. and for the next couple of days as we needed to kick that low up, things will begin to warm up. in the meantime we have the cold nights and the sunny days. the sun sign translates to temperatures near 60 degrees by from time to time we'll begin a slight warming trend, actually continue one as we warmed up about 5 degrees today. the numbers, they will continue tonal up just a little bit at -- will continue to warm up just a little bit at a time. the pinpoint forecast if you are heading out of the bay area through the central valleys. numbers looks like this. 50s in sacramento. in the lower 50s tomorrow. yosemite at 58 degrees. if you're heading out of the bay area, the weather should not impede you at sfo, but your destination could hold a few

wrinkles, especially in new york where they are expecting a mix of rain and snow. 77 degrees down in los angeles. all right overnight lows tonight, 21 degrees at travis air force base out at fairfield. up in santa rosa, 24 degrees. extended forecast, or rather the temperatures for tomorrow will be 56 in san jose. santa clara at 57. and walnut creek at 50. down around the central bay. most of us in the lower 50s tomorrow. extended forecast calling for the lower 50s, translating by thursday and friday and we will increase the clouds by the end of the week. but the numbers will be increasing as well into the lower 50s. and don't get any rain for them on the horizon. >> it will be good for the landscaping business next spring. >> and the big tolerance and stuff and what does not freeze. >> exactly. well, this is more than

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a group of student it was all fun and games until the massive snowball fight that got out of control. >> a group of students at the university of oregon started it after a big snowstorm. they hit cars, each other. and when they get out of it, they get the whole bucket of the snow. boom. shot in the eye there as you can see it was not the only target. >> it was very much like that mentality.

and the sort of way they were approaching us, being aggressive. i didn't want to have to confront everyone. >> and bad dancing too that will get you thrown in jail too. one football player has been suspended. both the drivers say they will not press any charges, but they are looking into whether or not a crime was submitted. a little boy from colorado is on a mission to save nasa. he started on the website after finding out about funding cuts to the space program. and if cuts are made, his dream to be an astronaut could be crushed. >> well, i was very sad. that's mostly the only space station, you know, the company that i have known for a very long time. >> and so far, his petition has more than 8,000 signatures. he needs about 100,000 to get a response from the white house. stan curry could use your -- stephen curly could use your

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the warriors..st it was homecoming night for stephen curry in charlotte as he came to play. we're not sure about the rest of the warriors. start the clock as he played for the old hornets. and now they probably had a lot to say about steph's 43 periods. the layup cut the charlotte's lead to 2, but the cavs, kendall walker, a point guard himself scored 27 out of his 31 points in the second half. charlotte wins 115-111. bears and cowboys, monday night football. chicago crushed dallas 45-28 as

they scored on every offensive possession including that one. with the catch of the night. just eight degrees in chicago. and the former manager was elected to the hall of fame today. winning three world series during their 33 years as the big league skipper. one in oakland and i remember that they plaid winter ball for them and for that time there. but they said that's the only reason why you're there to help speak spanish and to translate and i should have started earlier. >> that's interesting because it was actually a blessing that he was not that good of a baseball player, but a much better manager. >> yeah, it happens for tony. working in their favor with a lot of dogs and cats here too. and a good man that built it to walnut creek in that center for them. >> and he is sticking with it. >> very, very good. >> thanks, dennis.

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