for a little girl missing fm say this is kpix5 news on kbcw. breaking news. an amber alert has been issued for a little girl missing and police say they have gotten reports of similar recent kidnappings. our andrea is live now. andrea, what have you learned so far? >> this happened around 7:00 tonight in the driveway of the home you see behind me that is covered in police tape and fronted by antioch police cars. tell kpix5 the suspects in a late 90s gold toyota camry followed natalie and her mother home from wal-mart. pulled a rifle on the mother and little girl. and sped off. now we're hearing that the driver is possibly of mixed race. two men involved. both had facial hair. possibly there were two similar abduction attempts last night at the wal-mart that these suspects followed natalie and

her family home from tonight. of course, natalie is seven years old. she is 3 feet tall. this happened around 7:00 p.m. tonight. now, here's what neighbors and police had to say. >> her mother attempted to stop the male from abducting her daughter and when she approached him, the male produced what's been described as a rifle and the mom stopped. he was able to force the child into the car and then fled the scene. >> it's sad. you hear about it and see in the movies. you never think it would happen so close to home. especially right in our neighborhood. >> now chp has activated anamber amber alert. two men possibly late 30s or 40s with facial hair, possibly of mixed race. here is the picture of natalie again. this is who they are looking for. this is who they say was

abducted out of her driveway at gunpoint around 7:00 tonight on humming bird lane. we are getting more information by the moment in this case. as soon as we have more, we'll bring it to you, kpix5. >> new at 10:00, an arrest is made in the death of a san francisco tourist that made headlines all over the world. dante, one of california's most wanted is now in custody for the 2010 shooting. he is one of several accused in the death of a german woman visiting with her family for her birthday. joe vasquez on how laws was spotted and captured. >> captured, 21-year-old, davante is in jail after seeing his pictures and called in an unanimous tip. the u.s. marshals led task force, the local state and law enforcement group we profiled in november arrested him yesterday after a tipster reported seeing him in heyward. >> investigators received a tip. set up surveillance and noticed

somebody that looked just like mr. laws. began to follow that individual and approached him at a gas station and turned out to be mr. laws. >> accessory to murder in a case that made international news. august 2010, 50-year-old, a tourest from germany, was in san francisco with her family to celebrate her birthday and anniversary. two groups opened fire on each other outside a union square nightclub. she was killed in the cross fire. seven people associated with the murder have been in jail for two years now awaiting trial, but laws eluded law enforcement until yesterday. >> credit to the task force and working together in order to bring a fugitive to justice. >> the marshals had 11,000 hits on their most wanted site in less than a month. five people are marked as captured, but most resulted from investigations already in the works. delaware van they is the first arrest come directly from the new most wanted website.

the u.s. marshal service is hoping there will be many more. in san francisco, joe vasquez, kpix5. >> u.s. marshals task force says it made 750 arrests in the bay area in just the last year. >> an emotional day for everyone involved with the fight to keep an oakland teen on a ventilator. both sides reached an agreement. jahi's family and children's hospital agreed to move the teen to another facility. a judge ruled that he will not force the hospital to insert feeding and breathing tubes before her transfer. the family plans to do that with independent doctors. >> this is a victory in terms of getting us one step closer to move. >> wouldn't it be great if they were able to come to terms with a terrible tragic event and i didn't have to stand here in front of you all. time after time. >> alameda county coroner's office issued a death certificate for jahi saying she died on december 12. that's the day she was declared

brain dead. san francisco police are cracking down on speeders and jaywalkers following a string of pedestrian accidents this week. tonight, motorcycle cops were on patrol near hyde and leavenworth. people caught crossing the street illegally were chased down and sited for jaywalking. we saw one officer scold a driver for texting while stopped at a red light. the lower knob hill area has been a hot spot for pedestrian related collisions this week. just this morning, a person was hit while jogging across bush street. the victim suffered serious injuries after a jeep struck him in the crosswalk. five pedestrians have been hit in san francisco in just the past four days. >> and a few hours ago, a bicyclist was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car. this is in san francisco's soma neighborhood. the impact of the collision caused the windshield to crumble. no word on the condition of the

bicyclist. >> fremont police are crack down on illegal street racing. police have been getting complaints over the past few months about it. they say as many as 300 cars gather in parking lots in the pacific commons area on friday nights for a car show. but then turns into racing. police are concerned someone could get hurt or killed. >> we are here out all night. we're going to be here and we want to let everyone know that again, we're not going to tolerate the side show activity and the street racing that occurred in december. >> officers have set up a command post tonight and they are handing out fliers warning that street racing will not be tolerated. santa clara county has had its first swine flu death this season. health officials say a 41-year- old woman died shortly before christmas. they say people shouldn't take the flu lightly. >> flu is a very serious illness that can be a really bad bug and every year, many people die from flu. >> in marin county, ten people

tested positive for the strain. health officials are urging people to get vaccinated. they say younger people are being affected. back in 2009 when swine flu was first discovered, almost 20,000 people died worldwide. temperatures are plummeting well below freezing after the northeast was walloped by a massive snowstorm. the storm is being blamed for at least 15 deaths. nationwide, at least 2200 flights were canceled today, including a couple dozen at sfo. and times square, which was packed a few days ago for new year's eve looked more like a ghost town today. cbs reporter, adriana diaz says people haven't seen temperatures drop this low in two decades. >> it's not the newly fallen snow that people in boston are talking about now. >> i am pretty cold. >> it's very cold. by early saturday morning, boston could see temperatures of 6 below zero.

those who ventured out into the snow friday got a taste of what's to come. >> i do have thermally insulated boots. i have long underwear on. i have a turtle neck on, a fleece jacket and a ski coat and i am not quite toasty. >> the official snow total here in boston was just over 15 inches. that's more than half the average snowfall for the season. the storm canceled or delayed thousands of flights nationwide. strong winds pushed waves on to streets and into some homes in the massachusetts town. and millions of students across the northeast followed up their holiday break with a three-day weekend. >> it's colder for the parents than the kids. the kids can go for ever. >> the kids never want to leave. >> grant saw an opportunity to earn some extra money doing something he could never do as a kid. >> i don't mind the cold. if you love the cold, then you can deal with the cold. >> tonight, people in the northeast have better love the

cold. adriana diaz, boston. >> it's going to be so cold in minnesota. the governor canceled public schools statewide for monday. it's the first time that's happened in nearly twenty years. breaking down the code used to keep information private. the new effort by the nsa and why some are worried it could work a little too well. >> new allegations against facebook. what users are saying about claims the website is making money off your messages. >> and getting ready for teeth chattering, finger numbing cold. what fans to expect when they take on the niners take on the packers at chilly lambeau field. >> it's going to be 3 degrees at green bay. out here, we have a heat wave by comparison. the numbers in the 40s right now and from there, maybe a record setting weekend. stay tuned. we'll have the forecast after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

powerful new computer that n break down the codes used to keep data secret. as brian todd the nsa is reportedly developing a powerful new computer that can break down the codes used to keep data secret. as brian explains, it could

help target criminals, but could also raise some privacy concerns. >> incorruption, those scrambled codes online. shield the most top secret crucial data that governments possess from hackers and cyber spies. now the nsa is reportedly developing what's called a computer. when it's complete, it will be able to break just about any incorruption in incription in the world. >> it will make it a lot easier for nsa to break the code that foreign governments use, that foreign criminal groups use. >> but nsa will be able to break incorruption codes that we all use, to protect our bank accounts, medical records, a privacy advocate says that would lead to a world with no secrets. it would be pointless to trying to protect anything. >> we don't know what the capabilities are, what steps are being taken to undermine the types of inscription that

you and i might rely on when we go online to purchase a book or down load some music. >> the computer program is revealed in documents provided by edward snowden and reported by the washington post. how would the super computer work? when a regular computer tries to solve a problem, it has to go through each possible solution one by one by one until it arrives at the correct answer. what makes a quantum computer so special, it tries every possibility arriving at the correct answer much quicker. according to the documents, the computer is being developed at this lab in college park, maryland. >> well that was bruin todd reporting, just today, a u.s. spy court ruled again that the nsa can keep collecting americans phone records. >> well it's not just the nsa being accused of spying. facebook has been hit with a class action lawsuit for intercepting users private messages. accuses facebook of mining data from your private messages and

sharing that information with advertisers. it claims the company is in direct violation of federal and state privacy laws. facebook says the allegations lack any merit. >> privacy policies from these large companies tend to be very expansive and blanketing. so it covers a lot behaviors that we, the consumers may not be aware of, including possibly looking at private messages. >> the lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages. attorneys fees, and a court injunction to stop facebook from doing what the plaintiffs claim is being done. turns out, that megamillions jackpot winner in san jose didn't know he won. ryan with how he finally figured it out weeks later. >> here is the winning ticket worth $324 million. the winner, steve, took the cash option worth $173 million

before taxes. >> thank you. >> he bought five quick pick tickets here at jenny's gifts in san jose. right after the drawing, one winner on the east coast came forward and everyone was guessing who was the lucky san jose winner, including himself. he watched the news coverage and told state officials he thought, must be a lucky man. he is a delivery driver who regularly picks up megamillions tickets all over the bay area. tran said the winning ticket was quote, just sitting in my house on top of my drawer. that's what took him to long to claim the prize. he remembered where he bought the ticket. he then checked the numbers and found out he hit the jackpot. >> i wish i was part of that. >> win the jackpot, quit your job. he said his phone call went something like this. i'm really sorry, boss, i hit the jackpot, i don't think i'm going to come in today, tomorrow, or ever. >> i would have just left.

make it easier. >> another reason for the delay, he was on vacation with his family. he said he did not find out he won until he got back. in san jose, kpix5. >> there was another megamillions drawing tonight. that jackpot is $61 million. wow. well, the 49ers landed in packers territory tonight ahead of sunday's nfc wild card playoff game. some members of the 49ers faithful showed up to greet the team as they arrived arrived in their hotel. they could set a record for the coldest game ever. sharon says the soldout matchup is expected to be colder than the north pole. wow. >> yes, here in san francisco, city hall is basking in the warm glow of red and gold. in green bay, 49er faithful will be braving the icy cold. the wild card game will star some wild weather at lambeau

field. >> second row. >> niners season ticketholders, milton and keith each paid $300 to sit in frozen metal bleachers. >> i got my thermal, my jerry rice jersey, that's all i need. >> my team can go out there and do it, so can the fans. >> we're in the freezer and it is cold here. the temperature just above 10 degrees fahrenheit. but this is warm compared to what is expected to be at the game. the temperature forecast for the high, negative 5 degrees with the windchill that could drop to as low as negative 51. it is so cold this famous i love lucy episode is not out of the realm of possibility. ask robert nelson from wisconsin. >> we have icicles on our face and on our beard, you know, from sweating as we ran. >> he says bundle in layers topped with waterproof outer wear. the physician says if you feel

frostbite, use warm water, not hot. >> when you have early signs of frostbite, you develop numbness. if you are touching hot water, you can cause burns and more damage to the tissue. >> this is my secret weapon. >> dennis o'donnell packed multiple layers. >> i'm going to see if i can handle it. i'm going to see if i can hang for a quarter, maybe a half. >> he is armed with triple lined socks, boots, and special gloves. >> what should i wear? >> you don't have to get dressed up for me. >> 70,000 fans are expected to get packets of hand warmers at the game. but what about his i phone? is that going to work in the temperatures? i checked the apple website and it says the safe temperature is between 32 and 95 degrees fahrenheit. we'll have to see. live in san francisco, sharon chin, kpix5. >> i think you might be out of luck. i don't know if it's going to

work. >> nothing like a little scientific test. >> makes you feel guilty complaining about our weather when you see the weather there, it's so cold and here we seem to have it so great. >> i don't have that guilt problem. especially the fact it has not rained. we're not going to get any any time soon. rains a little here, it's not translated to any snow up top. they got the snow survey today. and found it lacking. only 20% of average up in the sierra. bad news. that's as low as it has been on record. matches the lowest ever received back in january of 2012. so we are not off to a good start. that is not news to you. you had less than average rain fall and not much prospects for that changing. temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 50s. we are covered to temperatures in the mid 60s and just another warm day in the bay area. contrast that with what's happening in north dakota. 9 below there. at twin cities, 16. that will seem warm by this time on tuesday, they have a

very frigid air mass getting ready to work its way down. that air pours into the midwest early next wind and windchill temperatures as low as 70 below. we will be basking in warmth at that time. sunny conditions through the weekend. spare the air day tomorrow. no surprise. south bay has unhealthful numbers of particlats. mid 30s to 50 and the dry spell may be broken with just a brief dousing of a few showers, maybe tuesday and wednesday. we'll see. and then high pressure builds back in. that's not good news. for tomorrow, if you're heading out, sunshine and a high of 62. elsewhere, there's snow forecast for chicago and 32 degrees. denver looks like snow and 36. for us, above average again by as much as 10 degrees out in the east bay. south bay in the mid 60s. in the east bay, liver more comes in with 69 degrees. up in the north bay, 60s as

well. and far north, temperatures in the mid 60s. warm and fairly nice day for the bay area. a nice weekend. look ahead, things will cool down by wednesday, but after a couple cool days next week, we warm up again just in time for next weekend. that's weather. latest on that frigid forecast coming up after the break. ,,,,,,

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playoff gear. ing with another run, the playoffs, we're starting to see more 49ers fans decked out in the latest playoff gear and business has been booming for fan based stores. niner empire in san carlos is

seeing novelties from shirts to hats flying off the store shelves. the most popular items have been niners flags and shot glasses. >> ahead, jim harbaugh talks anatomy in cold weather. and the warriors, if you haven't seen it yet, you're in for something tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

dennis o nfl wild card weekend locally all eyes mostly on sunday. 49ers, packers game, dennis o'donnell and crew is in route where the headliner has been the cold, the cold, the cold, and its effect on the players. coach jim harbaugh weighed in

on it. >> the heart rate ramps up. the hot blood races to the arteries. the age and the health of these guys, you know, that hot blood will be racing around. >> seth currie is ridiculous after rolling miami. the atlanta hawks. up 15 in the 4th, but golden state came back off the turnover. ahead to currie for the lead and two minutes left. now they are down 2. they needed a prayer with three seconds left. >> open at the rim. iguodala 3. >> he got it. he got it, and the warriors win. >> oregon women's head coach, remember him? he had no defense for stanford. gets the layup and the foul. she had 33 points, 14 rebounds,

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