well, yeah. [ female announcer ] go to yoplait.com to start your two week tune up. good morning. i'm janelle wang. it's january 15th. we want to let you know that southbound 880 between 66 and hegenberger road is back open after a fatal crash. the chp shut down all lanes near the oakland coliseum after what was initially a non-injury five-car collision. the fatality occurred when one victim stepped out of the vehicle after the crash. >> we believe the party exited his vehicle. for what reason we don't know. it's still under investigation. we believe it was a non-injury collision. the party that was fatally injured exited the vehicle and

was struck by another vehicle and we haven't identified the vehicle at this time. >> the crash remains under investigation. san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting at the top of twin peaks in san francisco this morning. a fire dispatcher got a call requesting medical assistance. emergency medical personnel rushed to the scene. the victim appears to be a young man. a witness who didn't want to be identified said the suspects fled in a white minivan. >> just the fact that 22 small caliber fire, nothing loud. >> newly released home video made by the arizona shooting

suspect jared loughner, he rambles about his dislike of schools. watch you can briefly see the reflection in the glass door at the bookstore. >> this is the community college one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate and their daily lives. here is the bookstore. the bookstore, the bookstore. they are so illegal, all these books and the constitution. we also have something called the freedom of speech. >> it was posted on september 23rd of last year. a few days later, they suspended him. the video was released yesterday by the school because of public records request. also the pima county sheriff's office made a time line.

they say he pictured racy pictures of himself eight hours before the shooting. he was wearing next to nothing and pose weigh an automatic pois pistol the same one he used to shoot gabrielle giffords who remains in critical condition at a tucson hospital. six others died in the shooting spree. >> funeral services for the federal judge who was a among those killed took place under tight security yesterday. federal judge john roll had stopped by the meet-and-greet after attending church. mourners remembered him. the same place where christina green's funeral was held thursday. gabrielle giffords progress continues to impress doctors. >> she says she did what she had to do to stay alive. >> i think was kind of thing.

i started laying on the ground. >> another different staffer, ro ron barber is out of the hospital. he was shot three times. he attended judge roll's funeral after being discharged from the hospital. here in the bay area about two dozen people held a candlelight vigil. it was organized by the mount diablo peace and justice center. they wanted to bring people together to promote civility. >> a pre-dawn fire in san jose is being investigated as suspicious. an apartment building was gutted buyer flames that appears to have started from the outside. the fire on seventh street was knocked down in about an hour. eight people including two children are left without a place to live. 16 people have been forced to find a place to stay this morning after fire swept through two residential buildings in san francisco. it happened when the mission district on florida street not

far from potrero avenue. lilian kim reports. >> when firefighters arrived on florida street in san francisco, they saw flames shooting out of the roof. the cell phone video captured the fire soon after it started. it begin on the top floor of the two-story building. sharon was home at the time and he saw smoke coming out of the roommates bedroom. >> i go to the backdoor and open it up, came back around and the closet erupted in the flames. i hit the deck. got my bags, called 911. >> tenants on the bottom unit got out as fast as they could. one tried to put the fire out. >> we ran up there. i got the fire extinguisher and i tried to put the fire out but i couldn't do anything about it. i couldn't do anything about it. >> in fact flames spread to the building next door. in all 16 people were told to evacuate. no one got hurt and firefighters were able to knock out the flames pretty quickly but both

buildings have significant damage. he hasn't been allowed in yet but he believes he lost everything. >> red cross has offered hotel vouchers so people will have a place to stay for the next five nights. >> a fire that damaged an apartment complex on 39th avenue in oakland remains under investigation this morning. flames went through the roof last night but crews contained the fire to one apartment unit. >> san francisco police have made an arrest in thursday's shooting death of a man inside a coffee shop. tips from the community helped them nab the suspect. the name was not released. they air is he chased the victim 29-year-old terry turner through the coffee shop into a bathroom where the victim was shot several times. >> thanks to dna testing the santa rosa police department has

cracked a year old vandalism case. in december of 2009 someone smashed out the windows of 62 sonoma county vehicles. detectives submitted blood evidence found at the scene. department of justice notified police this week that the dna profile from the blood matches 59-year-old alan snowden. he is a transient currently in custody. >> republican national party is under new leadership. gop has chosen wisconsin party chief ryan previs to replace michael steele. they face an internal war over their identity. they are going to hire a topnotch staff and get ready for the presidential push. >> a woman has been sentenced to two years in prison for tax

evasion. the u.s. attorney's office that maria reyes failed to report more than $500,000 in income on tax returns between 2003 and 2007. she was sentenced to additional of three years of supervise had release including six months of home detention. she was general manager of a medical practice. coming up a tragic chain of events, three family members dead in southern california. it all started with live power lines falling into a neighborhood. and zsa-zsa gabor comes out of

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cute a couple and their children. the tragedy happened when the father stepped on the line, the wife tried to help and then the son. relative says power lines had fallen on the house before and the accident could have been prevented. >> this is the egged second time both lines have failed on my brother's house. this time it killed my brother's family and i on would like to know why they fell. >> he says his brother is why sharon vego and their son jonathan were all killed this morning. police are still investigating what happened. the thought is that somehow the wind caused power lines to fall in the backyard. >> the only he went back. he was trying to get the fire out before it went out of control. he stepped on the line.

the tragedy just escalated from there. family members trying to help him. >> police say two children were inside the home at the time. they both survived. >> our on the had is go out not only to the family members but neighbors who are close to the family. words can't express the tragedy that takes place. >> in other news, johnson & johnson is recalling 47 million packages of tylenol and other over-the-counter drugs. they were packaged at a pennsylvania facility that was shut down in april. they say they are safe but they don't meet manufacturing standards. actress zsa-zsa gabor's publicist says she is doing okay after her right leg was removed. she was fighting a life-threatening infection.

her blood pressure and heart rate is said to be normal after surgery. she'll remain in the hospital for another week or two and hopefully any be back in home for her birthday on february 6. >> two days before the golden globes. claiming their nominations, publicist says he and his staffers were fired after accepting cash in exchange for gifts. it is going to be a beautiful day, lots of sunshine. >> you can tell already out there. it looks pretty nice. although we are looking here, temperatures in the upper 40s but dense fog in the north bay, 39 degrees in napa and also fog in the east bay valleys. perhaps the beginning of a mid winter dry spell. i'll explain coming up. a san francisco landmark reopens after a major makeover.

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picture from hd camera in emeryville. still fog in the inland valleys and north bay. lots of sunshine today for this holiday weekend martin luther king birthday on monday. he is lease will have our forecast in a few moments. >> highway 101 in santa clara county is closed at tulley road from midnight tonight to 7:00 in the morning on sunday. it will be closed on sunday night until 5:00 monday morning. motorists will be detoured to the westbound off-ramp. 96-year-old palace of fine arts is opened again this weekend. san francisco landmark that had fallen on hard times is now once again a gleaming jewel.

don sanchez shows us this work of art. >> it is a classic landmark. restored to the glorious origin. it was fading, falling apart. now, it's been painted and replanted and even the swans are back in the clean lagoon. >> we tore everything out. we started from scratch. all new concrete, all new irrigation and drainage. >> a $21 million project that took 7 years. $16 million came from donations. this they fell in love under the dome. >> a lot of people have passion about the palace of fine arts. they have memories of feeding the ducks and swans or there is a lot of passion out there. over 1200 donors came through for us. >> it's a great example where private-public partnership. >> it was never supposed to last

but c.b.herst led a drive. >> it looks like a roman ruin, roman it certainly is but ruin not at all. >> it's money well worth spent to preserve. >> it they have done a great job. >> it inspires performance. the palace of fine arts, to be here for another 96 years. >> that is what inspired a lot of people to be involved. you can head out there this week. it's going to be beautiful. >> yes, it is. >> we have sunshine in many neighborhoods, but fog is ang go on. where it's most dense, we are looking at variable visibility, so it's moving around. we're starting out in lake tahoe where blue canyon, 52 degrees.

truckee, 19 degrees. visibility less than a quarter mile. tahoe airport, 23. vollmer peak, lots of clear sky over oakland and view from mount tam where you see a little bit of haze and most of fog is in the north bay. that is why the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory for another 40 minutes for the north bay although the fog is sneaking in the delta this morning, but also concord. be careful. i talked about the fog moving around, especially around the delta, sometimes you have a tenth of a mile visibility, then a quarter of a mile visibility, but we are looking at high pressure to keep us warmer this weekend. i talked about temperatures dropping through the 40s, in fact some areas napa at 39. 45 in oakland, with 51 in san francisco. livermore, 43 degrees.

so finally we're looking at a stretch of dry weather with the drier air this morning. temperatures are much cooler, as much as 6 degrees cooler in mountain view and pretty much everywhere, napa, novato significantly cooler, except around los gatos where some of the winds have been picking up. around mount diablo. winds gusting to over 35 miles an hour. that is helping to mix out some of the cooler air although the cooler air settling into the valleys. that is why the fog is lingering this morning. we'll look for sunny skies all weekend long. warmest weather, alert part of the weekend if you have monday off, temperatures pushing 70 degrees. so the fog once again settling around i-5, san joaquin valley. we will be looking at skies to clear all over the bay area today. couple of things going on this weekend. we'll look for another weak system to the north to bring more of an onshore flow tonight.

i think that is going to give us more fog tomorrow morning. temperatures will warm up consistently. double barrel high pressure, fair weather in the eastern pacific. low pressure to the north. that is not bothering us yet. the storm track staying way to the north but by tomorrow, this will slowly sink south and we'll see a wind shift, few more high clouds except for the fact we will see foggier conditions perhaps tomorrow morning. elsewhere, 83 degrees los angeles. 74 in palm springs. mid-60s for monterey. we are talking about already feeling like spring. it's only mid-january. 66 in san jose. 65 in palo alto. numbers anywhere eight degrees above the average. 61 is in downtown. warmest numbers is bit of a north wind.

upper 60s, cloverdale and santa rosa. low 60s from hercules to richmond but then mid-60s for fremont and union city. 65 danville, walnut creek today with the fog keeping it cooler. 70 in salinas. seven-day forecast, watch out for the morning fog. cool overnight lows and then a string of mild afternoons. that is going to increase our snow melt in the are nevada. -- sierra nevada. >> thanks so much. >> we're going to move on to sports. >> jim harbaugh is not going very far to fill out the coaching staff and warriors are once again trying to beat the l.a. but this time the clippers. >> good morning, after losing on wednesday, warriors were trying to bounce back last night against the other l.a. team, the clippers. only way to slow the rookie down

trample. it's david lee for the two handed slot. golden gate golden gate state was up. this one beat the shot clock. another former warrior is now with the clips, made his presence. jeff curry buried four three's in the half. warriors led buyer 7 at the half. l.a. within two. he stay west side it. he beats him for the 3. in all, they had 14 plays. the warriors pull away to win, 122-112. >> jim harbaugh has gone back to stanford to get three positions.

vick station takes over defensive coordinate year. >> and coaching the gators defensive line. the n.f.l. divisional playoff begins today but this week, sunday's show down between the pat patriots and jets. they split last season but last month, new england embarrassed new york 45-3. that loss has soaked the competitive fire of the coach. >> i mean this one probably be the second biggest game in the history of this franchise. i can promise you that, we respect him and we're going to win the game. >> we'll see. the jets are 8 1/2 point underdogs of after putting on a show last season, giants are

getting their time on show time. they have been granted access to follow the team for the upcoming season. the series is set to premiere during open week. >> joseph bramlet made his pga debut at the sony open in honolulu. after heavy rains postponed the first round weather was perfect yesterday. he along with tiger woods are the only african-american players on tour. rookie not exactly tiger like, this chip is off the mark. he shot 71. matt fired a 65 leaving him one stroke in back of the leader, stuart appleby. >> still ahead. >> learning curve is just about vertical. >> our interviewer with captain sully sullenberger.

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today marks the anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. in 2009, sully sullenberger safely landed his jetliner loaded with passengers and crew on new york's hudson river. in an instant his name was a national hero. dan ashley sat down with captain sully how the event changed his life and how he is using his fame to make the skies safer. >> this must have been the fastest two years of your life, especially the first one. >> at first, i can't tell you words failed me being able to tell you if you haven't gone through it yourself. going from complete anonymity to worldwide recognition, literally in minutes.

when that fire hose of public attention is focused clearly on you, learning curve is just about vertical. >> that fire hose of public attention, gave him full force the moment he exited that plane. captain that online evacuated after making sure that everybody got out first. flight 1549 started out ordinarily enough two years ago. suddenly three minutes into the flight the plane struck a flock of geese. he made a split second decision where to land. >> we can't do it. >> he difficult the plane in the hudson river, avoiding a catastrophe on the streets of new york city. now, the captain who everybody calls sully, it was his come posture that saved 155 lives that day. and he has met presidents and

been honored at the superbowl, thrown out the first pitch among countless other opportunities. >> have you enjoyed this ride? >> one of the biggest surprises for all of them us involved it didn't fade away. this one of those seminal events people remember. because of that special nature of the story, all this obligation to use it for good. >> last march, he retired from the cockpit and focusing his attention on making the skies safer for everyone. he has had some success. >> we've gotten through the congress, signed by the president a bill that increases the minimum flying experience that pilots have to have. >> as airlines continue to tighten their belts he is concerned about the pressure on pilot. he wants to see changes in the number of hours pilots spend in the air to reduce pilot fatigue and he has serious reservations about shifting aircraft maintenance out of country.

>> the repair of the components, parts of the airplane that are overhauled, if you put them far away, people working there, people may be dealing with highly technical manuals and orders written in english. when you don't have as many as regulatory agents from the united states overseeing that work, it's more difficult to have as much confidence. >> do you feel satisfied with what you've accomplished? >> no, i don't. we have much work to do. that was dan ashley reporting. n.t.s.b.'s website re-creates the flight path using radio transmission audio. he has one book in print about the incredible sight two years ago and another is now in the works focusing on leadership. pima county sheriffs office

put together a timeline of jared loughner's on saturday. he made a stop at a walgreens to pick up some pictures of himself. in the pictures jared loughner he was wearing a red g-string and pose weigh a pistol the same one he used to shoot giffords that remains in the hospital. six others died and we're learning more about him in a newly released home video that he made. he narrates and rambles about the dislike toward schools. >> this is pima community college, one of the biggest scams in america. the students are so illiterate it affects their daily lives. here is the best part of the bookstore, the bookstore, the bookstore, the bookstore.

they are so illegal, all these books and the constitution. and we have something, freedom of speech. >> it was posted on youtube if september of last year. college officials discovered it and suspended jared loughner. it has been released because of public records request. >> state legislators are ready to try again to repeal california's open carry handgun law. it allows registered gun owners to carry unloaded firearms in public. last year they passed it but it failed to get to the governor's desk. >> assemblyman has reintroduced the bill. the police chief association and other law enforcement groups have endorsed it. >> guns are a threat. we don't know who they are. they have the potential to be a

deadly danger to anybody. >> open carriers are allowed by citizens. basically we have the second amendment rights. >> law enforcement personnel and hunters would be exempt. >> a warning about social networking a sacramento man has been. he targeted women online hanging into their accounts. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> facebook is a place to connect with friends, look at photos and share information. it's also prime hunting ground for hackers, that is what george brock did. >> he found e-mail addresses and found out names of pets and boyfriends and through that he was able to decipher passwords. >> he admitted he targeted female facebook users and

guessed their passwords and then he would take over and find nude photos of the women. they were in california, 16 other states and england. >> this is a good example of something we call a social engineering attack. >> he. >> he says this attack could have been a lot worse. >> it could easily be used for lots of other things, identity theft, fraud, stealing money, et cetera. >> in this case, his main objective was to embarrass the women. the hacking could have been avoided. >> too many people are putting too much information on facebook. >> larry created a guide, safe and secure profiles, something that many adult users admit they don't often do. >> her hobbies are listed on the

facebook page. >> that never crossed my mind. >> computer experts say create a password that no one would guess. >> the movie, so so network, won the critics choice award. it chronicles the origins of facebook and won best director and adapted screenplay. best actor went to collin firth. lisa argen is here with the forecast. >> looks nice behind us. we the sunshine but not everywhere. in tahoe we've got it all. you can see the blue sky. but visibility less than a quarter of a mile at truckee where the temperature is in the teens. so chilly to start. warmer to finish. i'll put it altogether for you

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when it comes to driving if you could get to your destination faster and with less fuel would you change the way you drive. a new study a new key is living with less. >> hack ago left may work for nascar drivers. what would the sport be without left hand turns. but for the rest of us, left isn't right. >> if people stopped making left turns tomorrow, we in the traffic business would be out of business because left turns contribute to so much of our problems. >> if we stopped turning left altogether.

they looked at super street intersections, instead of going, you hang a right. drive a little ways and then flip a legal u-turn, they found travel times actually dropped 20%. collisions cut in half. injuries plummet, too. >> it's right thing to do. >> left-hand turns is no joke. >> we have to make a right turn here. >> the company installed navigation software that minimizes left turns drivers make. the result has been staggering. >> avoiding left has saved the company ten millions gallons of gas and reduced emissions. >> something to think about the next time you approach the intersection, you can't go wrong going right. i already have a lot to think about.

now. should i make this left turn? >> one thing our forecast is beautiful. >> we're going to look at very nice weather. tradeoff will be a few extra clouds. tomorrow, give us warmer temperatures but this morning for mount tam a little bit of a haze. we do have a dense fog advisory for another 20 minutes in north bay valleys. napa, santa rosa, east bay looking nice and sunny but this high definition shot not capturing what is going on in concord. that is where we have some fog. temperatures then this morning our chilly in the north bay. coolest around napa. 40 degrees, much warmer san francisco, 51, 46 in fremont with mid and upper 40s for mountain view and san jose, a balmy 54 already. half moon bay. overnight with the slightly drier air, much colder temperatures to start out.

that is nice tradeoff with the sun. tomorrow morning, we'll see more fog in the morning but we're going to see a warmer afternoon high. starting out everywhere, north and east bay valleys, delta the fog and then sunshine for everyone. numbers above normal for just about the entire bay area today, even our coast and then tomorrow even warmer, the holiday we'll see 70s around here. the fog remains entrenched in the central valleys. so around the san joaquin valley. delta fog has been moving around a bit. so usually we look for that all throughout the year in that area but especially in the wintertime and we'll look for the overnight fog coming from the oceans. so we'll have some of that fog early on tomorrow. that will start us out cloudier

and then this will sink further south. high pressure keeping us dry and storm track to the north for the holiday weekend but it looks like the next several days, maybe the rest of the month we'll end up dry. we'll see. that is way it's looking so far. >> 55 in the southern sierra and low 50s with mid-60s at the coast. some clouds to the north around eureka. 77 california, 80s in los angeles. san jose coming in at 66. 63 san mateo. you should be in the upper 50s for this time of year. 60 today. sunset district, low 60s downtown and in the north bay, some of the warmer numbers eventually getting the northerly winds here, allowing numbers to climb to the upper 60s. richmond hercules, beautiful

afternoon, fremont 65. mid-60s for dublin and walnut creek. that fog allowing temperatures to stay just a couple degrees behind the low 60s by the delta. antioch, 62. 70 in salinas. morning fog and afternoon sun, slightly warmer day to day and then minor fluctuations mid-week end of the week staying dry. we'll have to stay tuned for more rain because it is winter. doesn't feel like that. >> it seems like california has the best weather in the country. blue shield says they plan to go forward with an increase of health insurance rates. individual policy holders could see their rates climb by as much as 59%. they promise the subject the rates to an independent review and issue possible refunds if the itself the bd. blue shield says they have hired

an expert to begin the process. >> four years ago governor swarzenegger announced plans to open health clinics at elementary schools but according to california watch, not a single one has been established. lyanne melendez follows up. >> reporter: had high school has a modern health care for its students, mental health programs is also offered. >> that they care for you and always there for you. >> jennifer is the director. she says if students are healthy physically and mentally it will reflect in their school work. >> we knew that if we could create a set of services and connect those services with young people that we would support them to do well in school. >> they are here. they are our shoulder to cry on when we don't have anybody to

talk to in our homes. >> there is 176 health centers in california. there should have been more by now. four years ago, then governor swarzenegger promised to add 500 of them in elementary schools. >> war is when the state was trying to pass health health reform educational. >> but the california legislature never passed health care reform. according to california watch, as a result to date, not a single center has opened. tom is the new state superintendent of schools. >> we are in a fiscal emergency. the state budget is in crisis. the economy is still in crisis. >> school districts like oakland unified are going forward. building health care centers by relying on help from the community. they are counting on local bond money, grants, donations and some money from the federal

government. any future funding from sacramento is unlikely. >>. >> health care reform a major part. >> even though there is a financial incentive to fund these centers. >> health centers get preventative health care to kids right away. they keep kids in school that saves money for the school because they kept to keep their average daily attendance up. >> something that ends up costing three to four times more and a trip to the doctor's office. >> you can read more of the california watch report this week and online at california watch. >> up next, finders, keepers? >> good samaritan finds a large is up of money and no one claims

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finders keepers may be the rule on the playground but not law all over. a woman found a large amount of money in a parking lot. >> margaret simon says she was walking in a target parking lot when she saw more than one thousand dollars on the ground. most consider it their lucky day but not margaret. >> it could be somebody's rent, food money. >> margaret briefly considered giving the money to people she knew needed it. >> a memorial service, i could have given the money. >> so she did what you would hope. she turned in the money to target where we she found it. target told her the money would be returned if no one claimed

it. >> 30 days passed and no one claimed it but target would not give it to her. >> they said, we can't give it to you. we have to put it in our petty cash. i said, no way. >> we contacted target about the story and they confirmed the policy to 7 on your side by e-mail. the story wrote, if it's not claimed by the owner, they will continue the overage if the money is claimed in the future. customers we spoke to the money should be returned to the margaret. >> she has a claim for the money considering she is the one that found it. >> it's not claims like two to three week period, the person should get it. >> we took the question to legal analyst. >> there are a lot of urban legends about lost property, to finders keepers to you have to turn fight police. all of them are sort of true. >> john sunday says the proper

thing to do is turn the money over to police. once she asked for the money back, target should have given it to her. >> they had duties to hold the property in trust for the finder when she demanded back she was under a duty. >> target has since returned all the money to margaret. >> had the money turned over to police, it would have been held for 90 days and then the money would have been given to the finder. we checked with the san jose police department and there have been no reports of lost money similar to this. >> up next, the green hornet. >> it's real. >> the super hero action comedy is in theaters and don sanchez is on the aisle with his review next. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals

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4. in theaters this week, in the green hornet, 3-d, an action adventure comedy. does it fly or leave a sting? arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez is on the aisle. ♪ >> with him as a party animal but when the father dies he becomes publisher of the newspaper. >> cato is dad's former assistant that knows martial arts. >> we are wasting our potential, you a little bit more than me. >> so they create the green hornet, driving the 20 foot car, black beauty.

as the boys bustle along. they are going after the crime lords. >> i control the crime. i control the city. >> cameron diaz is in a role. >> only resemblance this has to the 30s radio show is the name and it's loud. >> it is goofy but also funny. there are moments even when the lackluster 3-d can't keep you awake. it lands with car crashes and explosions but what the heck, it's entertaining i'll give it half a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> a lot of movies with the golden globes tomorrow but what

about outside. >> with the sun out there, we're going to see warmer temperatures from high definition vollmer peak. we'll take a look at the sunshine but fog will allow temperatures to stay cooler. elsewhere, 65 livermore. 56 san jose, but look at the upper 60s to 70 along the central coast. even warmer, a little foggier tomorrow morning. holiday looks great. a little cooler next week. you can barely discern the differences because we've got 60s. sunny conditions and just fair weather all throughout the next seven days. that is something we haven't seen in a while and maybe we'll get sick of it. >> i don't think so. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend, folks.