i'm phil matier. i'm mark kelly. there s a to talk about in our next this is kpix 5 news on kbcw. good morning. i it is 8:30 on sunday, the 5th of january. thank you for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm phil matier. i know a lot of you have been following the case of jahi mcmath. she's the 13-year-old on a ventilator and been declared brain dead. a lot of people are asking why is she still on a ventilator. we are going to be talking for the lawyer with the family. >> that's right. as the clock ticks down.

also, we're going to be sitting down with the bart president. >> you have a lot of questions. >> yes. we're going to ask him is anyone going to lose their job, plus what about fare increases . we're going to tell you what bart has in store. >> and parking increases. >> and today is the big fame, 9ers versus packers. and on the other end of the specific rum, our weather forecast is all over the board, but it's going to be similar to yesterday. a live look at the bay bridge. a little breezy. we are in the 20s up there in the north bay, santa rosa 25, 37 in san jose, 54 in san francisco. we are going to see the temperatures climbing and content with the breezes. it's going to end up sunny, near record high in places like

oakland. we have a slight chance of showers next week. first, here's mark with your headlines. >> good morning. an alert bystander may have saved the life of a 7-year-old girl kidnapped. the suspect, david douglas, followed the girl and her mother home from a wal-mart and showed a gun. he forced the 7-year-old into his car and drove off. a few hours had later at the antioch marina, a woman got a call from the sister, who had seen the amber alert. she realized the car , matching the description, was nearby. >> i was going to knock on his window, guy's window. i saw him laying down. i'm like there cannot be an adult laying under him, because he was laying too flat. i went to my car and honked the horn. the car that stopped was a police officer. >> the 7-year-old was safe and

sound. investigators are still searching for motive. douglas is in jail on $4 million bond and also a suspect in two attempted kidnappings at the same wal-mart. neighbors say he recently lost his job. if your health insurance is now through cover california, you have a little extra wiggle room to make your first payment. the deadline is extended until january 15th that's for policies affective january 1st. as long as you pay by the new deadline, you will be covered all month. the extension was granted. the santa rosa city council is considering a plan that would relax rules for marijuana dispensaries. a proposal would extend operating hours. dispensary workers would be able to use marijuana on the job on a limited basis. santa rosa has the two

dispensaries. the city council is expected to consider the changes on tuesday. a saturday afternoon trolley ride in san francisco sent four passengers to the hospital. the streetcar crashed into a big ridge on the embarcadero yesterday. passengers and witnesses say the truck driver ran a red light. it happened near the intersection of bay street and traffic was jammed for hours. >> we were in the front seat. my wife had her leg pinned underneath the seat on the grading on the front. we had to rip the seat out to get her leg out. >> fortunately, no one was seriously injured. police are investigating the cause of the crash. a close call on the highway in the bronx. a small plane made an emergency landing on the roadway. the pilot reported engine trouble while en route to connecticut. the passenger and pilot were treated for minor injuries. the u.s. cost guard polar

star is chugging through the frozen antarctic on a rescue mission. a boat still struck. three other ice breaking ships sent to help also got trapped. at nearly 400 feet long, the ship is designed to crack threw six feet of ice. today aes's secretary of state john kerry continued his diplomacy to try to keep middle east peace talks on track. he report country asked the olympian palestinian president to recognize israel. those a look at your stop

sunday morning stories. back to you. >> thanks, mark. it may come down to supply and demand. too many people in bay area cities unable to keep up. >> linda looks at why continuing growth in the bay area has it own set of challenges. >>reporter: as painful as the commute can be these day, it's also a sign jobs and people are back. but there's a price for prosperity. >> the rent is the impossible. >> we don't have enough schools. >>reporter: not too long ago, a certain governor tried to hijack california businesses to texas. >> see why our low taxes are just the thing to get your business moving to texas. >>reporter: it's not clear if any company took the bait, but the newest census report show california is not only one of the country's most populous state, its growth is out pacing

the national trend. santa clara county leads the pack. and despite the crime rate, uptown oakland is enjoying a resurgence with businesses and housing. local governments are having trouble keeping up with the economic recovery. the association of bay area government says housing remains a challenge, but transportation issues are improving. >> you see the increasing number of bikes, buses, private shuttles and otherwise, major efforts in supporting the transportation infrastructure in the major cities, in the major corridors. >>reporter: sometimes that even backfires. recently protestors attacked a google bus in san francisco. people are angry at how new tech jobs are driving up rent. >> cities have to do a better job planning what they allow to come in and what -- if their

infrastructure is not set, then you have problems. >> you know, that's one of the big debates in the bay area, trying to plan, quote, unquote, for growth. if the company wants to come in, you want the job, you want the money, you take it and figure out what to do with it afterwards. the idea of saying no is you have to these days. >> it does seem like that. it also seems like we need a regional approach to this. this is extending inland. >> it is. >> we're going to be talking about the bart system, what are is ahead, coming up in the next half hour. in the meantime, it turns thought weekend's bitter cold weather in much of the country is only the beginning. the latest frozen blast in the midwest and northeast. and the sad over jahi

mcmath, the oakland girl on a press pray or the after being declared brain dead. we're going to hear from the attorney coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,

get even colder in a wide s of let's take a look at your sunday morning forecast. here is a live look over san jose, a little breezy this morning, mostly cloudy. today, finally not a spare the air day. we've been hearing that all month long. of course, today is the big game, kickoff 1:40 this afternoon, very cold there at lambeau field, 49ers versus the packers. it's going to be 5 degrees. the wind chill is going to knock that down to a whole lot colder. it's already cold and going to get colder in the nation. >> a deep freeze is going to continue in the midwest, new england, and south. record low temperatures are possible. the fridged weather is prompting a rare move in minnesota. the governor ordered all schools

closed and the park and recreational department shut down all facilities until tuesday. >>reporter: the northeast is suffering from you sub freezing temperatures. >> it's so cold. >>reporter: parts of maine dipped down to near 20 below zero. >> it's bitter. it makes my nose feel like it's falling off. >>reporter: nearly half the nation is about to feel the freeze from the dakotas to georgia. sunday's playoff game at lambeau field could be the coldest nfl matchup ever. the wind chill may drop to 30 below zero. a volunteer group in boston, called show crew, shovelled out rosemary, who has been stuck in her home since the storm started. some costal towns in new england are cleaning up ice water.

the storm pushed waves on to the shower, the and the town is hoping the water reseeds before sub freezing temperatures hit. >> this cold weather has prompted major flight delays in the nation's biggest airports. jfk is delaying all flights right now in the further notice. there's likely to be a ripple affect all across the country. the family of jahi mcmath is now forming a plan to take her out of children's home oakland as soon as possible. >> the 13-year-old was declared brain dead last month. the coroner even signed a death certificate, declaring her deceased. hear family believes she's alive and want to keep her in a ventilator and want a feeding tube inserted into her stomach. the hospital is refusing to do. so the legal wrangling has been

going on for weeks. the hospital has been court ordered to keep her on a ventilator through tuesday evening. the family is hoping to move her to a new facility. >> what happens when a hospital and family disagree on death? these are some questions being asked at the hospitals. joining me is chris, the lawyer for the family. how did you get involved in the case? >> a random phone call from an uncle, telling me his niece was going to be killed. >> we had a surgery that went bad. now we're in a question about whether or not is the girl is legally death. >> there are two definitions of death, brain death and cardiac

death. the legal definition of death was designed when a prosecution on homicide could go forward, not for a hospital to move aggressively to, in essence, take a way what they have done wrong and take a way a life. >> a lot of questions being asked is what the hospital did or didn't do. the hospital is barred from giving their side of the story. could you allow them to speak? >> that's ause. when we asked why don't you tell them what happened, he says we don't no. that's a pr technique . this family would like to be told first what happened before they tell the news media. >> when i talk to people on the street, their question is this, is girl, tragic as it may be, can't live on her own and without the ventilator, what are

we trying to accomplish? >> there are two things your talking about. the only thing jahi is getting from assistance -- they haven't given her food for 26 days. so she hasn't the nutrients to get her brain to be at its optimum place to see if she can regain that. there are a lot of people on the ventilators. are we going to pull them all? do we let the hospital decide or the parents decide? i'm on the side of us deciding, especially when there may have been negligence by the hospital. >> as it stands now, the court has begin permission for the mother to sign over, take custody, and for someone to come in, put a ventilator in, and move her. where are we in that? >> we are in motion. until friday, there were road blocks after road blocks. i would move forward. we didn't have a clear path. on fishing we had a --

on fishing we had a clear path.> -- on friday, we had a clear path.e a facility to take her? >>. >> do we have a doctor to come in? >> i have a medical staff, the facilities, transport. we need to get it in motion. >> when will this happen? >> before tuesday. >> so she will be moved to another facility with a tube and ventilator put in? >> that's what i'm going to do. >> what does the family want to happen next? >> they're realistic. they understand that a miracle is a long shot. what this mother said was i felt

that heart beating in my body before jahi entered this world. i feel her heart beating now. my daughter, after 26 days, still has her heart beating. that girl is fighting. i'm a mother. i'm going to fight for her. we need to get her, where she can get care, treated like a person and not a dead body. >> therein lies the questions. are we dealing with a person, who is going to live or with someone, who has passed? >> she's not passed. her heart beats. her kidneys function. she regulates her body temperature. she's moving more now than ever. this is a real human being, not a dead body. it's been callous. the hospital won't use her name. it's a person. >> if you get her to another facility, what then? >> the optimum care.

this mother is a realist. she's a s save s -- she says if i see her suffering , i'm going to stop it. >> this brings in a lot of questions, ethical, legal, moral, religious, everything. >> just one thing i would say is it was the holiday season. three quarters of the world thinks jesus was a miracle. is that real or a bedtime story? >> that's for you and the courts and the hospital to see. taking a look at our weather forecast this morning, our current conditions all over the board. only 25 degrees right now in santa rosa, 54 in san francisco, 37 in livermore. it's breezy outside. that's why we see the wide away of temperatures. we're going to end up in the 60s around the bay area with plenty of sunshine to speak of today.

we could see record high temperatures in oakland . our seven day outlook looks very dry with the exception of tuesday, where there's a slight chance of showers north of the golden gate. we will be right back. during sleep train's huge year end clearance. for a limited time, save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly-recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get interest-free financing and free same-day delivery. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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yesterday afternoon near some train tracks in delmar. witnesses say when the train hanged its horn, the dog got spook and ran on to the tracks. the 75-year-old owner went after the dog and pulled it away from the train. investigators say that's when the man was hit. >> he's done this probably a million times and for the train to come by like that, it's pretty tragic. we've never seen anything like this. >> as you can see, the dog survived the deal. the man is reportedly the former mayor of delmar. two men suspected of robs banks in santa clara county are behind bars. they were arrested last month. the duo having on the run. >> flu season in the bay area will peak in the next few weeks.

one woman has already died. >> health officials want everyone to know it is not too late to get vaccinated. >>reporter: the california department of health is urging people get flu shots, reminding the public the flu virus lives longer than area. a woman died of h1n1 december 23rd. >> i would expect the cases of the flu to go up. >>reporter: according to the centers for disease control, the imaginety of the cases of flu this -- majority of the flu cases this year are h1n1. public health experts say swine flu targets a different democrat from other flu strains, which often sicken infants, the

elderly, and the ill. >> what's unusual is that even young, healthy adults with get quite sick and land in the hospital from h 1 n i. >>reporter: this year's flu shot is equipped to handle the flu shot. >> no, i have not. >> why not? >> i've never gotten one. >>reporter: better act sooner than later. the shot take two weeks before you're fully protected. doctor is say flu season is already in high gear. >> we've lost a local bay area woman. other states have seen it far worse. texas have had 20 deaths this season from the flu virus. >> it makes me feel sick to look

at that video. >> 2 out of 3 don't get the shot. >> you're calling us out. mark and i have not gotten flu shots. >> but we are considering that. 49ers fans getting ready for today's playoff games against the packers today in green bay, but the players ready for potential record-breaking cold weather? we'll check in. and a silicon valley giant is the victim of a malware attack. the response from yahoo just ahead. ,, woman: i remember the moment. -i'll never forget that moment. woman: that changed my life.

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morning. the time is _ _ _. good morning, i'm phil mati. i'm anne makovec. a lot to k about in the n this is kpix 5 news on kbcw. welcome back to kpix 5. i'm filth. >> -- phil matier. >> with bart, we have a new respect of the board. we have an in-depth interview with him coming up. we're also going to take a look at lambeau field. the 49ers and packers face off there. we're going to take a look at how to keep things warm before it gets hot on the field. >> it's going to be impossible to keep things warm with below zero temperatures.

the warriors, we've been talking about their stadium. it is going to see major hurdles. first, this morning's top stories. >> computer hackers have reportedly gotten into yahoo's advertising servers. they say the servers have been distributing malware to hundreds of thousands of users since at least december 30th. it exploits vulnerables in java. whoever is behind the attack may be trying to sell control over victims' computers to other online computers. yahoo said it recently identified the malicious ads. actions by an alert bystander apparently helped free a 7-year-old girl kidnapped the at gun point. police say the suspect, david douglas, followed the girl and her mother home from a wal-mart

and showed a gun. he allegedly forced a 7-year-old in his car and got off. a few hours had later at antioch marina, a woman got a call from her sister about the amber alert. she spotted a car nearby. >> i was going to knock on his window. i saw him laying down. i'm like there cannot be an adult laying under him. i went to my car and honked the horn to stop the car. the car that stopped was a police officer under cover. i just kept punching the horn, and he jumped out. >> 27-year-old was declared safe and sound and reunited with her family. investigators are searching for a motive for the kidnapping. douglas is in jail on $4 million bond. >> if you're health insurance is through cover california, you have extra wiggle room to make

your first payment. the deadline is extended until january 15th. as long as you pay by the new deadline, you will be covered all month. the extension was granted after people reported getting an invoice from their insurance company. the city council is santa rosa is considering a plan that would relax rules for medical marijuana dispensaries. a proposal would extend operating hours, a limitation that caps sales at 500 patients for month would also be lifted. dispensary workers would be able to use marijuana on the job on a limited basis. santa rosa has two dispensaries. a saturday afternoon trolley ride in san francisco sent pour passengers to the hospital. the streetcar crashed into a big rig on the embarcadero yesterday. passengers and witnesses say the truck driver ran a red light. it happened near the intersection of bay street.

traffic was jammed for hours. >> we were front seat. my wife had her leg pinned underneath the seat on the grading on the front. we had to rip the seat out to get her leg out. >> no one was seriously injured. police are investigating the cash. a close call on a highway in the bronx. a small plane made an emergency landing on the roadway. the pilot reported engine trouble while en route to connecticut. the passengers and pilot were treated for injuries. polar star is chugging its way through the frozen an arctic this morning. a ship mired in ice is still stuck. three other ice breaking ships sent to help also got trapped. the polar star is designed to crack through six feet of ice, but blinding snow, thick ice, and winds are hampering the

effort. taking a live look now at ocean beach, it is a clear start to the morning, albeit a little bit breezy . the breeze means we don't have a spare the air day today. feel free to burn wood if you're interested. a wide range of temperatures. chilly around the north. 32 degrees in santa rosa. we're going to see the temperatures warm, the breezes continue. sunny and mild, a nigh record-day high in some spots, including oakland. we'll take a look at your seven day forecast coming up. let's talk a little bit about basketball or a lot about the basketball and about the warriors' current plan to jump from oakland to san francisco. >> a debate about that. linda yee on the hurdles that may need to be cleared. >>reporter: the warriors

promises to transform this crumbling, 13 acre pier too a world crass entertainment complex. to answer the critics, they've changed their plans a third time, calling the renderings a new slimmed down version of arena. a coalition of waterfront activists are not impressed. the same group who defeated the luxury condo project is behind a new measure that would force all waterfront developers to get voter approval if their project exceed the 40-foot height limit. becky evans is one of them. >> it's a positive thing in terms of reenforcing the voters' wishes. >>reporter: if the measure gets on the ballot and wins, it would impact the new arena. plans call for it to be 125 feet high. voters would have to okay that.

these warriors season ticket holders do not want to see the team move to san francisco and sympathies with the sympathize with the people. >> i would angry. >>reporter: there are others who like the idea of a new arena. >> actually, i want them to build it. i don't think they're going to build it too high. >>reporter: the mission would also support the mission bay project the giants are pushing. this development includes space for 2,000 residents and parks, restaurants, and shops. >> this is our city. it's not the city for a billionaire developer, who wants to have something on the waterfront. >>reporter: linda yee, kpix 5. >> talk about going through the

ballot process, that is a risky proposition. >> that's one you usually have to do until san francisco, especially for projects in size. between the environmental concerns and affordability concerns and everything else, it's going to wind up on the ballot. the only question is when. >> it is consequential. when you're talking about changing the waterfront, you're usually change it for good. >> you're right, it's complicated. the other story we've been following closely, jahi mcmath, her family planning to take her out of children's hospital oakland. the 13-year-old was declared brain death last month after complications from surgery. the coroner even signed a death certificate. her family believes she's alive and want to keep her on a ventilator and want a feeding tube inserted in her stomach. the hospital has refused to do so, saying it won't perform surgery on a dead body.

the legal wrangling has been going on. the hospital has been court ordered to keep her on a ventilator through tuesday evening. the family hopes to move her. >> the only thing that jahi is getting from assistance -- they haven't given her food for 26 days. jahi hasn't had the nutrients. there are a lot of people on ventilators. are we going to pull them all? do we let the hospital decide? do we decide or let the hospital decide. >> the hospital has brought in its own experts and outside experts, saying there's no way for her to come back from brain death. i spoke with a lawyer from the hospital on friday. >> it's horrible all that this child has died. it's also horrible that it's so

difficult for her family to accept that death, and i wish and i constantly think that wouldn't it be great if the they were able to come to terms with the terrible, tragic event and that i didn't have to stand here in front of y'all. >> it's emotional. you can see the lawyer is choking up. >> it is emotional and one that everyone has an opinion on. that's why this story has gone national. as a result of that national attention, the lawyer tells us they're getting offers for institutions to come in and take over. >> we're continue to follow that for you as the tuesday deadline approaches. still to come, a potentially record-setting playoff game for the 49ers and packers. also, what is in store for

bart passengers in 14? we'll speak with the president of the bart when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

the price to park at several bart stations -- is going u we're taking a live look at mount vacca. you can see the bay area looking

clear this morning. it is breezy. much different in green bay, wisconsin, where the frisk 49ers -- san francisco 49ers woke up thio work at several bart stations is going up. >> starting january 14th, the cost to park will rise by 50 cents to $2 a day. it will cost $6 to park at west oakland. the extra revenue will be used for station improvements. parking at other stations will not change. >> the parking fee hike coincides with an increase in ticket prices as well. fares went up about 5% on new year days. joining us to talk about the price hikes is joel keller, newly-elected president of the bart board. my first question is did anybody else want you job?

>> i think that's probably why i am the president. there was no second in line. >> because the public's impression on bart is not at all favorable right now. they like the service. they like the rides, but they're not happy at all about how things are being managed. what do you think is going to change this year or anything? >> i think you're right. i think we've had a hard year. our brand has suffered. i think it's important that the board and staff rededicate themselves on focussing what we do best, providing world class transportation. we have to work with our employees. we have had a tough negotiating period. there's hard feelings. we have to revisit the employees' needs. >> one of the questions that the riders i talked to asked is at what price? the cost of transportation is continuing to rise. most people say if it was cheaper, i might take it more and take my family on it on weekend, but it's not a cheap

system. >> that's a good observation, phil. the world has changed in transportation funding. in order to qualify for state and federal monies to restore the system , we have to come up with about 25% local match. so all the money from this cpi fare increase will go into a dedicated fund to help pay for the new rail cars, the new man answer in facility. >> as you increase prices, aren't you afraid people are going to take it less or are people takes it more? >> transportation prices are elastic. there's a point at which people will not pay any longer. we're seeing continued ridership growth. our ridership over the new year's celebration was the highest history. we're continuing seeing support for the. as long as we provide a service that's equivalent in price, i think we'll be final. >> let's go with parking,

mentioning automobiles. one of the big complaints people have is they want more parking at bart. i understand there's a debate about the cost of parking, providing parking but also the environmental concerns. people say they would take bart more if they could get a parking space. >> it is a double edged sword. we have to work with our communities and try to find ways people can get to our station without using a single occupancy vehicle, because there's an unlimited the demand for parking, the congestion around our stations, the environmental advantage that would do is significant. we have to find alternate ways with of getting people to the station, by walking, bicycling, taking a bus, car pooling. >> i'm not sure people are going to do that, but we'll see that in the coming years. you just approved this contract. two questions i get from people out there watching are, one, is

anybody going to get fired over what happened? yes or no? >> we've already separated ourselves from the chief negotiator. the general manager is investigating. once that's understood, she's take appropriate action. >> okay. the second question i hear is that bart workers are in line for bonuses if ridership goes up. are we rewarding them? >> no. i think that's what happened is you're aware of the mistake that was made during the negotiations on the 4.8 or paid medical leave. so we went back to the negotiating table. the riders -- the workers will be eligible for a bonus but only if ridership grows by 1%. that will generate about a million and a half dollars for district. the bonus is equivalent to three quarters of a million dollars.

this will only be available if the ridership growth occurs. >> in other words, they're in line for a bonus in. >> they are. back to you. >> taking a look at our weather forecast this morning. >> here's a current temperatures starting off right now. it is a clear morning out there, a little breezy in some spots, especially the areas where it's in the 50s. we're seeing a wide range of temperatures, 46 in mountain view but 32 in santa rosa. 67 today in san jose. over the next seven days, it's going to stay dry. we're keeping a close eye on tuesday north of the golden gate bridge. we could see a small chance for rain. other than that, pretty dry. are you ready for football? the better question, are players and fans ready for

record-setting cold temperatures as the green bay packers host the 49ers today. we'll take a make at how they're preparing the field for such things coming up next. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

it's so darned cold today in wisconsin... that fans are bering good morning, everybody. are you ready? it is finally here, 49ers and packers, 1:30. we have a crew in green bay, featuring dennis o'donnell. last night after the team meeting, ric flair, the nature boy, spoke to the team to fire them up. now let's get to business from yesterday. two playoffs game. eagles came from 13 points down to take the lead. nick foles hooking up with zack ertz to put them ahead. drew brees rallied them back.

saints booting the game winner. the franchise's first road playoff victory. they win on the road 26-4. afc would jamal charles. the chiefs up on colts. andrew luck 38-10 in the 3rd. luck rallies them back. second biggest come back in the playoffs. colts win it 45-44. on the ice last night, colorado with a 4-0 lead. cut 1. the sharks lose by a final of 4-3. what are you going to have for your pre-game meal? i know what i'm going to have. it's going to be a big, big spread. anyway, enjoy the game, everybody. we'll see you on the other side. >> we are just a few hours away

from game time. playoff football. >> it is so darn cold today in wisconsin. the fans are being urged to take precaution as 49ers packers game. >> we're going to hear more now. >>reporter: green bay packers and san francisco 49ers players are getting help from lambeau field players ground crews to keep safe. tarps and heaters are keeping the turf from freezing solid. fans also need to dress warm to keep safe. >> if you notice that your fingers or toes are getting numb or tingly, go inside, get a warm drink, hot chocolate, tea, something like that to warm yourself back up. >>reporter: previous cold weather games caused soft drink and beer taps to freeze up. dispenser lines have long been

insulated. insulated covers were added to the tappers. >> the heat warmers was a discussion that we had after the december 8th game. somebody brought that up. i think we have an 85% success rate. >>reporter: doctors say don't look at alcohol as an anti-freeze. >> it's going to give you a false sense of warmth and you're not going to realize how cold you're getting at that time. >> i'm pretty sure people are going to be using alcohol for anti-freeze. this is wisconsin. >> that's a native you know. >> they're also giving out free coffee and handing out hand warmers. i don't know if they're going to last the whole game. it's going to be interesting to see the conditions on the field. it's heated supposedly. they're going to keep it from being a concrete pile of ice, but it's going to affect the game. >> it's going to be interesting to see how our boys from

california deal with that. coming up, folk, who might feel at home in the chilly confines of lambeau field. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

maybe you're thinking about catching a movie this weeke. 9:27. let's take one last look at your weather forecast for the day. these are your highs. it is going to be sunny and mild. it is not a spare the air day today because of the wind. we could see record highs in oakland this afternoon. sunny, mild conditions are going to continue for most of the week except for tuesday. there's a slight chance of showers north of the golden great bridge. right now that is our only chance in the near future. we are still hoping for rain

actually here in 2014. we have plenty of time. maybe it's the oscar season, award season. maybe you want to catch up on some of the movies being nominated. >> the national society of film critics made their choice for the best film of 2014. the annual meeting was in new york. oscar isaac got the nod for the best actor. it's the story of a functional folk singer in 1961. got to check that one out. >> i've never heard of that. today, hundreds of people took part in an annual swimming contest in northern china. tourists come to see the ice carvings and watch the swimmers make their way across the river. they say they welcome the exercise and test of the will power. >> more power to them. >> thank you for joining us this

morning. >> we hope to see you next weekend. have a great sunday. bye. ,,,,,,,,

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