>> terry: good evening, we begin with developing news the san jose. we are finding out a murder -- suicide last night is actual he the result of a high-profile missing persons case. the murder victim, the prime suspect in that case, maurice nasmeh. the man who killed himself, the brother of the missing woman, jeanine harms. lillian kim joins us live. >> reporter: terry, police say the prime suspect in the jeanine harms missing persons case was shot and killed by harms' brother. the brother then shot and killed himself. it happened last night at the el paseo de saratoga shopping

center in san jose. maurice nasmeh was inside pete's coffee when wayne sanchez confronted him and opened fire. the two initially ran into each other a short time earlier at the red robin restaurant, where sanchez cuesed nasmeh of his sister's murder. jeanine harms has been missing since 2001. may was in custody over her murder but was later released. >> the suspect retrieved a handgun and shot the victim. the suspect then went out into the parking lot, and as officers arrived, they heard a single gunshot so they went over to investigate that gunshot, and found the suspect deceased in the parking lot from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: maurice nasmeh has

long insisted his innocence in jeanine harms' disappearance. he was out drinking with her the night before she disappeared. as for last night's shooting, police are trying to determine if sanchez was stalking nasmeh or they made by coincidence. >> terry: a soldier from danville has died in afghanistan. 47-year-old major evan moldike died last wednesday in a noncom bat related incident. he had been in afghanistan for a year and was supposed to come back home in just two weeks. he is survived by his wife and two teenagers. he served a year in iraq five years ago. a new report claims pg&e may have intentionally increased the pressure in at least 11 of its gas pipelines, including the one that exploded in san bruno last year to avoid an expensive test. a 2002 federal law requires any pipeline running under a

populated area to be regulated based on its peak pressure over five years. critics suspect that in order to avoid a test, pg&e has been artificially spiking the pressure on its lines to the legal limit. pg&e confirmed it spiked the pressure on the san bruno pipeline and others and claims the move was safe. congresswoman gabrielle giffords' condition is improving. doctors have upgraded her from critical to serious condition now that she is breathing on her own. earlier today hundreds of people laced up their sneakers in tucson to honor the victims of the shooting rampage. the shootings were the subject of a special edition of abc's "this week." those personally touched by the crime shared their memories and feelings. report roirt was the day they'll never forget.

>> i looked over and it was just bang, bang, bang. >> he was pulling a magazine out of his pants pocket with his left hand, and i was able to grab the magazine. >> reporter: in a town hall meeting, those were the personal connection to the shootings tried to make sense of the senseless. >> there were maybe heroic things done by normal people. it means we're human beings. and i think that's to me one of the most lasting impressions, is to see what people were doing for someone else. >> reporter: william badger tackled the gunman. >> i had a chokehold on him. roger had his knee on the back of his neck, and everytime he moved i tightened my grip. >> and nearly paid with his life. >> i full the bullet hit the back of my head. it was a sting sensation. >> reporter: dan hernandez made

a play for solidarity. >> utilize this to have a more constructive instead of destructive political discourse. >> reporter: one man wounded made what seemed to be a threat against a tea party leader also present. james fuller was taken away from psychiatric evaluation. perhaps in the end, this tucson school girl said it best. >> i think it makes the world sound like a crazy place sometimes. >> terry: abc's dianne sawyer will a air the first television interview with astronaut mark kelly, the husband of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the interview will air during a special edition of 20/20, this tuesday, on abc-7. we're now getting a better idea of the negative impact when

the america's cup yacht race comes to san francisco in 2013. race organizers will pay the city for the use of some piers and will lease other piers for a decade. that number of businesses taking a hit continues to grow. >> reporter: up to 80 businesses now may have to actually relocate because of the america's cup. the earliest some would have to move by at the end of this year. at the latest by the end of next year. even with that long time frame, there's a lot of nervous business owners out here on the embark dare row. >> from the cabs that cruise the embarcadero. to the soccer players in the parking lots of piers 27 and 29, to this vintage cars tours, they're all included in the list of businesses along the waterfront that are about to begin a wild ride. when the america's cup comes to

town, the port of san francisco says as many as 80 businesses could be forced to move to make room for the venues' viewing areas and racing village and while larry ellisson's yacht race is expected to bring millions to san francisco, some business owners say it won't be good for their bottom line. >> absolutely. i'd love for the america's cup to come to san francisco, but i think that it could be brought here without, you know, sort of slash and burn approach to the waterfront. >> reporter: michael runs american wine distributors on pier 23. moving out of his 1400 square foot space will mean a major headache. all his business licenses are tied to his address. >> i have 65 licenses, all over the country, that are all posted to that address, and if i move, i have to move them all. >> reporter: it's no laughing matter. businesses like this one and a

limousine and transportation are sitting on piers where there's a planned public viewing area. the san francisco board of supervisors say they shouldn't worry. >> the city absolutely values these businesses and we'll assist these businesses in relocation. >> reporter: the port is still trying to decide which of these businesses will got to stay and which will have to pack up and move. many of them lease warehouse space along the embarcadero, it should make them easy to rerelocate to other port property. >> terry: there is much more still ahead. fewfew tuition niece. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. you can see what stuck around all day long across many communities, keeping temperatures low.

the fog is back tonight.

>> terry: breaking news out of haiti, the former dictator due duvaly a has returned to the country. he was greeted at the airport by supporters and taken into an immigration office. he fled during a 1986 rebellion and has been living in paris. >> a large gun battle broke out in tunisia. loyalist of the dethroand -- dee throned president were on the

streets. looters have cleaned out shops and some say those stories are starting to run low on bread and milk. a new national unity government will be announced tomorrow. the wake of the tucson tragedy, president obama called for cooling the political heat in the country, with come returning to a hot-bed debate. will lawmakers be able to keep their cool? >> reporter: it's back to work with plenty of talk of changing the talk in washington. in this morning's washington post, john mccain called for members to behave more modestly and courteously and respectfully toward one another. that echos the president. >> before we are democrats or republicans, we are americans. >> reporter: and democratic leaders. >> to temper our words, and respect those with whom we disagree. >> reporter: that could be hard when the first piece of business is what is expected to be a nasty battle over health care. in fact, the republican bill is

even called, repeal of the job-killing healthcare law. >> this is a job-killing legislation. >> yesterday, when john boehner talked about the alleged, he changed a word, dropping the word "killing" and saying his colleagues will try to overturn what he called the democrats job destroying jobs. sources say don't make too much of the word change, adding republicans don't plan to change the name of the bill. and don't expect someone to yell that at the state of the union, where the president is expected to again push civility. in fact, democrat's call that rather than sit apart, republicans and democrats mingle, is gathering some support. john mccain has sign on. so while everybody is talking about talking nicer, will we actually see a change in washington's ways? >> there's a sense there's going to be a change in tone but not a

change in policy and not a change in the polarizing nature of this body. >> and an issue that has been getting attention since the shooting is gun control, which could end up on the agenda of this new congress. abc news. the capitol. >> terry: just ahead. it may soon be even more expensive to park in san francisco. the discount that city officials want to do away with. more fog on the way, but leigh glaser says, not going to last for long. the forecast after the break.

>> terry: it may soon cost a lot more to park in san francisco. the municipal transportation agency plans to revive a long ignored ordinance that requires gradges charge a flat hourly rate. so no more early bird or monthly disowptz, and that could -- discounts and that could mean thousands of dollars a year. the move could mean $6 million a year for the municipal transportation agency. >> leigh: that's going to hurt. >> terry: some positive news from leigh glaser. >> leigh: this time yesterday we talk about sunshine. and then the fog came in and sat. >> terry: wouldn't leave. >> leigh: just parked. >> terry: didn't get charged, either. >> leigh: you can see the high def notwithstanding -- definition tam cam, and the fog is sitting there near ocean

beach. not a lot of wind. we had the high pressure over us, bringing us the sinking air mass, and that's exactly why this sat there. real quickly, i'm going to turn my computer on. that would help. here we go here's a look at some current readings for you. 50 in antioch and concord. san rafael, 50. that was actually your high for today. we have 60 right now in -- 57 in san jose. i want to show you the visibility. just updated for you. less than three miles visibility in concord, and will be decreasing as that fog starts to thicken up overnight. six-mile visibility in sfo. less than a mile in half moon bay. and wide-spread dense fog will continue across the bay area tonight. dense fog advisory joust night, -- overnight, and morning fog, and then we should see this scour out a little sooner

tomorrow afternoon, and looks like a dry week ahead. you can see the central valley fog socked in, and it just lingered across the north bay, out towards the delta area, not a lot of change tonight. the dense fog advisory in place until 11:00 tomorrow morning. slow going if you're going to work. i know it's a holiday, but if you have an early flight, be advised, expecting visibility less than a quarter of a mile. lows tonight, 43 for santa rosa. 46 san mateo. 43, livermore. 45, antioch. and, folks, the high pressure is over us, going to bring us that sinking air. so any fog is being smashed to the surface. tomorrow, better news, as the high builds, we'll get a northerly wind now, and that will scour out the fog. so mostly sunny conditions after the morning fog. notice the high pressure kicking the jet stream well to the north, and that's going to stay

in place all week long. so no rain in our forecast. here's a look at the highs tomorrow. betting on some afternoon clearing a little sooner. 64 for san jose. 63 for half moon bay, as well as redwood city. hazy afternoon sun developing in downtown san francisco. 61. petaluma, 62. 62 for napa. once the fog begins to clear. oakland, 63. 64 for fremont. interior east bay locations, mid-to-upper 50s. antioch, 57. 59 for concord, and mild temperatures on the coast. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures fluctuate all week long. we'll get out of the foggy trend by wednesday and thursday, mild new jersey, and then cool back down and fling clouds next weekend. >> terry: but no rain. >> leigh: no rain. >> terry: michael, i think your

focus is on your old sport. '. >> mike: that's true, and the pate presidents -- -- patriots are a little foggy. tom brady spent a lot of time on his back thanks to the

>> mike: the jets have been talking a lot of trash leading up to their game against the patriots. let's see who gets the last laugh. wes welker was bened because of his foot fetish comments about

rex ryan. under a minute to go in the half. more from the jets. sanchez to edwards. bounces off one defender. will not be denied. puts the jets up 14-3 at the half. could they hold the lead? in the fourth, tom brady roms right. it's now 14-11. jets needing to answer in a big way. santonio holmes delivers. gets both feet in. 21-11 jets. late in the fourth, the jets recover the onside kick, and green delivers the dagger. 28-14. rex ryan loves it. tom brady can't believe it. jets meet the steelers next week. 28-21 your final. in the nfc, the bears hosting the seahawks at a snowy soldier field. third play from scrimmage, jay

cutler deep and on the money to olsen, 58 yards. first bear receiver -- chester taylor, shook up 14-0 just like that. then cutler in from six yards out. 21 or bears at the half. now to the fourth, seattle 28-3, trying to cover the spread. matt hasselbeck to williams. seattle's run is over. bears host the packers in the nfc title game next week after 35-24 victory. >> the raiders soap opera between al davis and tom cable took a financial turn. davis began deducting 20 grand from cable's check each week to the tune of 120,000. cable filed a grievance.

apparently davis and cable barely spoke during the second half of the season for a mutitude of reasons, even though it was the team's best season since 2012 stay tuned. the warriors host the nets in a matinee tomorrow on martin luther king day. martin luther king is just a history lesson to most of those players. there will be custom shoes, and kid will shadow warrior employees, players and coaches understand the significance of the day. >> this day is huge as far as what he was able to do for not only the minorities and people of color, put just for everyone, and when you get a chance to play today, it's special. >> a big day, and we are lucky to play on all the holidays and big days like martin luther king. so it's definitely an authorize play. >> mike: good stuff. we hear from the winners and losers at 6:00. >> terry: bay area scientists say they

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>> terry: scientists discovered new evidence how and when the sierra nevada formed. scientist studied nearly 3,000 rocks and fossils to find the mountains were formed between 50 million to and palm trees and crocodiles in the area. volcanic eruptions made a major roll. the researchers are publishing the results in this issue