>> alan: good evening. preparations are underway right now for the inauguration of oakland's first female and first asian mayor. jean quan will be sworn in tomorrow morning, and then the real challenge begins. session -- we're live at today. >> reporter: just finished talking with jean quan. talking about getting off the ground and rung right after she is sworn in here at the fox theater. one of their first orders of business will be to meet with every member of the oakland police department to talk about the violence in the estimate

jean -- in the estimate jean quan will be inside her family's building. the first expwom first -- first woman and first asian to lead the city, and supporters hope she can bring much needed change. >> we all have high hopes, and we believe she wail make the changes, and especially we're hoping she can work with everyone. >> this election season quan managed to pull off one of the biggest upsets in bay area politics. more oakland residents chose don perata as their first pick for mayor, but the rank choice voting system pushed quan into the mayor's office. >> this is an amazing event. of course for my family, it's been a long two years, and literally a thousand volunteers. >> reporter: if the campaign trail was hard-fought, from here on out the road for quan will be even tougher. oakland is month the most violent cities in the country. the first murder of the new year came ten minutes into the start

of 2011. antiviolence activist say kwan a former neighborhood activist herself, won't be able to do it alone. she will need to risk political capital. >> we're not going to do nothing sitting in your office. need to get on the streets like jean do jean do her work. she need to get them get off their butts and do some work, too. >> reporter: whether quan will be able to work with the police union, which did not support her run for mayor, remains to be seem both sides hope to reach a compromise to bring back the 80 officers last year. fixing oakland's many problems won't happen overnight. >> the question is whether she will have the political will to make some of those decision right away. she doesn't have the luxury -- no excuse, but jerry brown had. jean quan does.

>> reporter: quan will be meeting with oakland police officers on tuesday morning. she plans to attend their morning lineup and also plans to make an announcement about her appointments to city positions. first she has to be sworn in and that happens here at the fox theater at 11:00 in the morning. abc-7 news. >> alan: in oakland mayor elect jean quan isn't the only one being inaugurated. former oakland mayor and state attorney general jerry brown will be sworn in for his third term as governor at 11:00 a.m. in sacramento. at 1:00 p.m. carmel laa hair rid -- harris will be sworn in, and it's unclear when mayor gaven newsom will be sworn in as lieutenant governor. the supervisors will help pick

newsom successor. the current board meets for the last time on tuesday. >> magnitude 7.1 earthquake shook the southern part of chile today. the shake lasted about 20 seconds. many were concerned it could trying -- trigger another tsunami like the one that hit the donefully february, caused by an 8.8 magnitude quake which killed 525 people and left 2,000 homeless. there have been no reports of deaths or damages in the earthquake and no tsunami alert has been issued. >> we're still experiencing a little light rain across the bay area. this is a look at our tower cam at low cloud officers the -- cloud cover. >> there's still a flood warning in effect for small streams. flood levels have been seen in san antonio river, and if you're

driving through the area in green, look out for ponding on highways and low-lying spots. a little rick in those areas. in the bay area we're seeing the rain event come to an end. here's a look at live doppler 7hd, and notice the wrap-around nature. the low is moving south and towards central california. we see areas of lying blue. most of this not even hitting the ground. we're focusing on monterey, where they might see more rain this evening. right now pretty clear, maybe a few possibly light showers in the area. so, for us, with this coming in, means you have some dry days ahead, and the warmup. i'll let you know how warm with the forecast coming up. acknowledge thank you very much. over the long new years weekend, the chp says dui arrests were actually down compared to last year. but deadly accidents are up. in the bay area, the chp arrest

124 people since friday night for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. that's down from 160 arrests last year. there have been four fatal collisions in the bay area so far. there were none during the same period last year. marin ferry riders who use the new electronic clipper cards will have to pay a bit more to ride the boat. the one-way fare on the sausolito feris now 4.85. a 10% increase. for lashing spur, the new fair 'now higher. cash fairs will remain the same at 8.25. the move is part of the plan to cut the district's $89 million five year deficit. >> a day at the beach took a scary turn for a man and his golden retriever. david perez says his dog, sunny, got excited and ran off a trail and down a cliff at fort buston

detroit. firefighters had to repel down the cliff and strap sunny into a harness and hoist him back up. perez was very grateful. >> i'm going church tomorrow. >> alan: perez says he has been taking his dog to the fort for years, this is the first time something lick -- like this has happened. >> president obama and republicans are gearing up for what could be the start of two years of political fireworks. first, the navy launches an investigation into a raunchy video made by an aircraft carrier captain using taxpayer carrier captain using taxpayer money, and a mystery in

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>> alan: the navy is investigating a series of offeree videos shown to to crew of an aircraft carrier. the top officer uses gay slurs and sproa dueses sketched that the navy calls clearly inappropriate. >> what are you talking about? [bleep] >> i just bleep mean can't get that. able. >> alan: the videos which have been posted online were shown back in 2006 and 2007. the star of the videos is captain owen honors who now command the ship. he was second in command when the videos were made in a statement the navy said the videos were intended to be humorous. wildfire experts in arkansas are trying to figure out why 5,000 black bird fell from the sky and died.

reports about the birds started coming in on new year's eve in the town of b.b. one expert says the flock could have been struck by lightning or high-altitude hail. the birds showed signs of physical trauma. another story the new year's eve fireworks caused the birds to die from stretch. tomorrow officials will conduct tests. >> president obama signed a bill today to provide more medical care for 9/11 first responders. it passed with republican confirmation. the president will face a new congress with republicans vowing to fight him on a number of key issues. david curley reports. >> reporter: president obama's message? let's play ball. >> i'm willing to work with anyone on either party who has a good idea and a commitment to site through. >> reporter: many of the 100 new

republicans joining congress this week plan to fight the president. and now a timeline from a leading republican. >> we would bring up a vote to repeal health care early. that will happen before the state of the union address. >> reporter: some republicans are also threatening to vote against raising the debt ceiling. >> we have been spending money we don't have. just raise taxes. >> reporter: that brought a sharp rebuke from the white house. >> if we get to the point where you have damaged the full faith and credit of the united states, that would be the first default in history caused purely by insanity. >> reporter: democrats warn that president obama will compromise just so much. >> he's not going to play mother may i. he's going to govern. >> reporter: new faces at the white house. larry sims summers leaving and

so will robert gates. a new year, new faces, and a the new work starts this week. >> alan: just ahead, a major glitch in the iphone leaves a lot of people waking up late. rainy weather may finally be nearing an end. frances dinglasan has

oprah: 15 years after the oj simpson acquittal. how could you say you didn't do anything wrong when you lied on the witness stand? >> oprah -- one on one with former lapd detective, mark fuhrman. >> alan: iphone users may have started the new year waking up late due to a glivment apple says users who set their alarm for a single wakeup found the alarm doesn't go off. the problem start yesterday when

the calendar rolled over into 2011. the fix is in the works and apple says all iphone lairms -- alarms will work properly starting tomorrow. users have been complaining they have been late for work, church services, and other appointments. yesterday and today. >> alan: in southern california, blowing snow and ice have shut down parts of the grapevine. the chp says interstate 5 is closed from los angeles to 25 miles south of bakersfield. so far no major crashes have been reported. snow is accumulating at elevations as low 15s 1500 feet, and between four and eight inches is expected in some areas. there have been wind gust up to 95 miles-per-hour. frances dinglasan is in for leigh glaser. and, rain pushing in for us. >> frances: heading out of here. you can barely find a sprinkle around the bay area. i want to share this beautiful live shot with you from the east

bay camera. look at that orange there beneath the clouds, and the sunset. most of us stayed under clouds. that sunshine? we're going to see more of it. just beautiful. seeing the city lights there in the distance. i want to show you what the temperatures are right now if you're heading out this evening. actually going to turn out to be a pretty decent night. 48 degrees in san francisco. there's still some upper 40s in fair field and concord. so i'm just leaving the chance for a leftover scattered shower here and there possible, but starting to seem express -- seem less and less likely. a cool and drew monday morning and then more sunshine, temperatures climbing back to normal. here's the low pressure system that's moving towards san luis obispo that brought us the rain. it's going to leave us alone tomorrow but will continue to

bring trouble for southern california into tuesday. so wet and cold weather for them. the national storm service has the winter weather advisory posted for the sierra until 10:00 this evening. should be fairly safe if you need to head back to the bay area right now because there are no chain riermtz at -- requirements on 80. they're expecting 18 inches above 7,000 feet. tomorrow will be a safer drive back to the bay area for the folks that got to enjoy the fresh snow. here's the forecast model. areas of light green. hardly any. we're not going to see much rain throughout the evening. then tomorrow, some cloud cover. you notice? no rain in sight for monday. so, that's going to allow temperatures to climb up. but it will be a cool night once again when you wake up for monday morning's commute. 40s for the most part around the bay. mid-40s, oakland, san francisco.

we're also seeing some low temperatures in santa rosa. only 35, and 39 in morgan hill. with the sunshine coming our way, we're going to see temperatures into the mid-to-upper 50s. we haven't seen that in a while. 55 in san francisco. 57 in oakland. one of the cool spots, clear lake at 47. and some mid-to up 50ers as well around monterey bay. there may be just a lingering shower monday morning to southern parts of monterey county. so, check out this accuweather seven-day forecast. almost no rain in the picture. all though we will see patchy valley fog through tuesday, wednesday, thursday morning, and then a slight chance on sunday, although we have one model saying it should be clear, one model saying might be rain. >> alan: i hope you're wrong. >> might change it for 6:00. >> alan: if the rareds and

49ers played like they did today at the beginning of the season -- >> mike: mike singletary gone. the raiders end their season on a positive note and made the chiefs look like a sad sack. raiders had seven sacks, and with this win,n,n,n,n,n,n,n,n,n,

>> mike: raiders head coach tom cable has turned the team around, and yet his contract is up and there's talk that hugh jackson will take over. big mistake if that happens. cable had his team ready today.

second quarter. raiders, third and goal against the chiefs. jason campbell for six. third quarter, game tied at 10. the raiders respond. michael bush. bursting through the hole. 26-yard score. bush ran for 137 yards in place of darren mcfadden. then in the fourth, ford, all this rookie does is make plays. off the reverse. spins his way in for six. with that touchdown, raiders more than double their scoring from last year. and the raiders d with perhaps the best effort. seven sacks on matt cassel, and two interceptions here. the raiders become the first team since the merger in 1970 to sweep its division and not make the playoffs. 31-so the final. raiders end the year 8-8. the 49ers are auditioning against the cardinals.

mike singletary was fired last week, and the torture is finally over. he had some fun out there today. first quarter, perhaps the final game as a niner, alex smith drops back, perfect ball to gin. 37-yard score. 10rb 7 niners at the half. third quarter, niners open it up. davis cuts outside. gone. 59 yards. smith threw for 276-yard two scores. should have been doing this all year. brian westbrook, second score. ran for 79-yard. in the fourth, the -- 62-yard for the first nfl score. and the 49ers finish a disappointing 6-10 season with a 38-7 victory. as for the playoff races, packers could clinch a final wild card spot with a win over the bears. fourth quarter, chicago driving

for the tie, jay cutler picked off. that ices it. green bay heading to the playoffs with the victory. in the afc. colts have clinched the south with a victory over the titans. fourth quarter, splits the uprights. colts clinch the third seed in the afc with a 23-20 victory. well, an amazing 12-day stretch for the stanford women. the win against usf. beat xavier, and then snap uconn's win streak, today, they item off with a win over cal. the jumper. bears up 2-0. that would be cal0s only lead of the game. later in the half. great move. left with a shoulder injury. my favorite player, prom deep.

cardinals roll. >> chicago and rams play tonight to determine the final nfc playoff spot. we hear from the niners at 6:00. you wonder why if they would have loosened up with mike singletary, they would have won more games. >> alan: coming up, a new study that sunday what a woman eats that sunday what a woman eats before regular attendadadadadadr

today, we gather to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachel is the family whose lives she spared.

>> alan: coming up at 6:00, word has just come in that the governor has reduced the sentences of nunez who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter this year. why the governor says he did it. also, snow coming down at lake tahoe. an update on conditions over the passes. join us at 6:00. finally, a new study suggests mothers who eat a indict-diet in fruit rich -- flip fruit. 80% of women gave birth to girls every eating foods rich in calcium and magnesium for nine weeks before con sesmtion they also avoided potatoes which have a high level of potassium, a mineral believed to increase chances of conceiving boys. researchers caution timing of conception may have played a role. there you have it. that's it for