in the news this saturday morning, january 29. authorities will be back out searching the stanislaus canal for a suspect and a kidnapped boy after a car was pulled out of water and in egypt, demonstrators is demand that hosni mubarak be ousted. >> cool temperatures this afternoon but rain arrives next. i'm janelle wang. official death told in egypt stand at 45 with most of the deaths occurring from violent clashes with cairo police.

some 2,000 people have also been injured. a crowd estimated in the tens of thousands called for hosni mubarak be ousted and rejected reforms to the government. >> in the aftermath of friday night's violent clashes, the headquarters of the ruling party still smoldering. they were enforcing nationwide curfew that was completely ignored. hosni mubarak, days of silence of finally address the nation late last night. he promised reform and promised he would dissolve his cabinet. people sell brialtd but the mood turned violent. it was not enough. it has been almost a week of fury directed at the ruler of this country for the past 30 years.

tens of thousands of protestors across the country were met with wave after wave of tear gas and rubber bullets that did nothing to deter them. >> we have nothing to lose. >> today egypt's mobile phone service has been restored after the government blocked it along with the internet. facebook and twitter were crucial to the first stages but yesterday was evidence that the protest had taken on an energy of its own. >> we just received word that president mubarak has named a vice president for the first time he came into power 30 years ago. bay area supporters of the egyptian revolt were rallying in downtown san francisco at noon today. they will gather at market and montgomery streets to call for u.s. support for his regime and lilian kim talked with local

egyptian families who are worried about loved ones back home. >> what was sbeogs to be a regular meeting turned into a special prayer service. most of the members here in hayward have friends and family in egypt. tonight they pray for their safety. >> it's very scary. i think we're watching history in the making. its revolution. i hope that the end result is something that is great, but i think nobody knows what is going to come of it. >> since the violent demonstrations broke out many couldn't get through to friends and family. even those who can get through fear the lines may be packed which for most, all they have been able to do is watch the turmoil unfold on television. opinions are strong over how the protestors have been carried out so far. >> to make fires and to destroy shops and restaurants and banks,

it's terrible. >> it puts the u.s. government in a tough spot. egypt a major u.s. ally. a former correspondent to the "new york times". >> the united states has needed egypt for intelligence for terrorism assistance w, with help for israel-palestinian issue and other things. >> it's a complicated situation. egyptian americans can only hope will end peacefully. >> hopefully a change for the better. more democracy, more justice. that is what i hope for. >> and local news this morning, stanislaus county dive team are

resuming looking for a kidnapper and the abductor. leslie brinkley has an update. >> unfortunately the vehicle was empty. jose and juliani were not there. >> the silver toyota was hauled up out of the canal. >> two windows were down. we haven't finished inspecting the vehicle. the vehicle is badly damaged because having been there. >> dive team descended into a system located between two sections of the canal. it's designed to move water under the creek bed through two tubes. they found the car lodged inside one of those tubes. a sophisticated sonar system got close enough to read the license plate. >> we'll continue to search the siphon and search the canal

downstream and continue to look and hold out hope. >> officials say with the 42 degree water in the canal bodies would not surface for 14 days. meanwhile, outside the family's home there was silence as friends and neighbors prayed outside. >> there is always hope until there is if i natural at this. >> the mood in the home is hopeful and that they will come home safely. >> neighbors set candles on their door steps after watching the car being brought up. >> he would come in here and threaten them, threaten to kill them. >> but juliani cardenas's mother was in for a vigil.

>> as mom you would get a gut feeling, something is wrong, but i never gotten that feeling. that is why i still believe he is out there somewhere. >> now the car has been found the search will resume in the canal for bodies. pacifica police say a suspected drunk driver crashed her car into a bar. two passengers were taken to the hospital. the driver, 49-year-old hospitalized for injuries and she was arrested on felony d.u.i. charges. >> golden gate bridge district wants to replace toll takers on the bridge. they will collect tolls through fastrak or scanning license

plates. the move is expected to save $19 million over the next eight years. the district tennis it can reassign the toll takers to other positions. >> this morning, a coalition of bay area interests will gather for the save our caltrain summit a severe budget shortfall threatens to did he derail the commuter trains between gilroy and san francisco. it's the only transit agency that lacks dedicated funding. they want to keep it on track. people along the peninsula have a vested interest in the agency even if they don't ride the trains because it carries the traffic equivalent of three full lines of 101 during rush hour. >> coming up next.... >> it's our secret. >> no bull approach to questions about what in its beef. >> and congresswoman jackie

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law firm filed a class action suit claiming the meat is only one-third beef. >> this is great headline. >> the ad reads thank you for suing us. >> here is what the facts really are. i think the public is going to find this believable. >> it's crisis management. they hired him after an e. coli outrage in the 90s. he calls this a strong move. >> they are coming back and counter attacking. >> the truth seems to be somewhere between meat and what is called extenders, non-meat substitutes added for bulk and texture. abc news some of that includes isolated oat products and silicon dioxide which is essentially sand. taco bell customers really don't care.

>> i like them and their beef. to me it doesn't matter whether it's that beef or some other filler. >> nationwide they serve 35 million customers every week. the company's ceo doesn't know if it's hurting sales. >> the jackie speier is holding a congress on your corner event in san carlos today. she introduced a congressional resolution this week declaring the first saturday in january as national congress on your corner day in response to the shooting of gabrielle giffords three weeks ago at a meet-and-greet event. she says she can't allow a single gunman to alter our form of government. today's meeting will be at the corner of laurel street and san carlos avenue from 10:00 to noon. >> postal service and san francisco police are trying

foggy out who sent a projectile to a woman in hayes valley. she found a 40 millimeter anti-aircraft mortar in the box. the bomb squad evacuated several apartment buildings but it appears it was harm. >> a snow covered icy sidewalk in maryland tripped up a bank robber and allowed a hostage slip to safety. they captured the images of the robber holding a gun to the head of a teller as he uses her as a human shield in tacoma park, maryland. you can see the red cloud of the security pack exploding. the robber chases after her gun pointing at her back when six officers opened fire on him. >> the suspect came came right

toward them. >> the suspect died at the scene. a bullet grazed an officer's leg but the wound is described as minor. chillier temperatures this morning and i hear rain could be on the rain way. >> the rain moving in this evening. some neighborhoods north of the golden gate, you see all the cloud cover. 27 minute delays at arrival flights at sfo and possibility of rain for the rest of your weekend. >> also next, steven jackson returns to his old stomping grounds to stomp on the warriors in overtime. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports.

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welcome back. it's 8:18 on this saturday morning. you are looking at a live picture from the camera on top of our roof. you can see the embarcadero and bay bridge. over at the airport, lingering fog so there are delays of about 30 minutes for arriving flights but no traffic delays anywhere on the roadways.

and rain will possibly start moving in today. we want to get the full scoop, with lisa argen. >> we have a weak system that is off shore and it's been time we've seen rain. in san jose, reports of fog this morning as well as mountain view. you can see the gray sky there. it's 50 degrees there where temperatures kind of mild in the southeast wind out ahead of the front that is off shore. we'll be looking at the possibility of rain to the north of san jose later on today. temperatures around the bay, who's and 50s. a little more mild this morning. in fact livermore and napa are 11 degrees warmer. 50 in fremont. half mile visibility in santa rosa this morning. we'll be looking at the fog once again in the central valley and cold front we'll see some sunshine throughout early next week because they've been socked in with the low clouds and fog and even the north bay

communities didn't clear yesterday. with the showers that will mix things out. they will arrive tonight but behind the front, another area of rain, possibility of thunderstorms tomorrow morning. then we're back into a dry weather period with cool weather to start to work and return to sunshine for the entire workweek as we begin friday. high pressure has been out there. fair weathermaker holding on. it's about to give way. here is the low. it's just off the coast. its weak one. we'll see high elevation snow with this area of low pressure. it will sink to the south and east. that will bring showers to the north bay as far as south as perhaps sfo by this evening. here is a look at our timing. the front begins to push through the bay area around 8:00 tonight. then behind it we have another area of rain in the overnight hours, early morning hours on sunday. here is the low. that is going to generate the showers through the peninsula, south bay and east bay

communities through early sunday into sunday afternoon. that set the stage for another dry week. up to an inch of rain in the higher elevations of the north bay mountains. only a 10th in the south bay, maybe a half inch to three-quarters of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. higher elevation snow above 7,000 feet, maybe up to a foot of snow. later on today, look for clearing in the south bay. we'll see numbers in the upper 50s. mildest conditions will be here but as you head out through the peninsula, lots of cloud cover. 56 in redwood city. temperatures cooler than average. 53 downtown and in the north bay look for numbers to be cool and the rain to move in. in cloverdale, 56. near east bay. 55 in san leandro and 58 in fremont.

some of the inland valleys, low 50s around brentwood and numbers a little more mild in the rest of the bay and 60 at hollister. showers around the golden gate and north and possibility of a thunderstorm early. then warming up by the end of the week keeping our furry friend there happy again. >> i guess we would see a shadow but we'll see next time. >> spoiler alert, turn down the volume. set your dvr and don't want know the results of the australian open women's final. i'll give you couple more seconds to. kim clijsters won her fourth career grand slam tournament. and warriors lost a heartbreaker at oracle arena.

>> and to wreak havoc, stephen jackson delivered a dagger to overtime and buried the warriors in a game that turned into pure agony. killing them with time and then with three-pointers late. he scored 12. in the third quarter, warriors were up 16 at one point but charlotte goes on a 11-0 run. fourth quarter, curry the hot hand hitting everything, another 3. he had 27. he is not too happy and rice threw it down with authority. warriors up by 5 but no, jackson was fouled. bobcats kick out, jackson gets it in with zero .6 seconds left.

finished with 31 points. as charlotte inasmuch as the victory away, 121-113 in overtime. >> tiger woods is lurking and so is phil mickelson and surprisingly john daily after the open at torrey pines. they were tied for the lead and 4 putt. he would battle back. birdie putt on 6, shoots a 69. he is 8 under par. three behind the leader of joe haas. nice par save on 17 here. tiger is 5 back. mickelson finishes with a birdie. >> andy murray put himself to end the winless streak for the

britains. drop shot. half volley winner, murray will face djokovic in the finals. >> wilson and appearance on george lopez's show on cbs. there was a nautical theme i guess you could say mixed in with the brian wilson bizarre conversation. >> what is happening with the outfit? >> you know when i meet folks for the first time, you kind of look like a few characters. with a little edge. >> jeff north with a little edge? how would you relate it? >> chuck norris has been known to hundred mile-an-hour fastball. >> are you a nautical man, do you have a boat? >> i do have a skier, it's

double parked out front. >> from bizarre to more bizarre. check out this kid who dunked himself. off the trampoline and right through the rim. it's good thing he went through because the guy behind him, he was going to throw down no matter what. clearly not planned. that is truly unbelievable. that is wrap on morning sports. is have a great weekend everybody, i'm larry beil. >> evidence that bay area builders are ready to start building again. >> i'm nannette miranda, governor jerry brown issued another executive

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welcome back. another major cut facing state workers. the governor announced that she cracking down on state cars to save money. he wants to cut the government fleet in half. >> in yet another measure to cut costs, injury write brown issued an executive order including an immediate stop for car

purchases. he believes 11,000 cars don't serve a function and 4500 permits allow students to take them home for daily commute. >> those are a lot of cars, we're cutting them in half and look to see that every use of a state car is needed. >> the order is expected to save $61 million a year. >> the area of government owned cars and abuse of the vehicle fleet has been one of our pet peeves for many years. >> earlier this month he ordered half of nearly 100,000 cell phones to be turned in by june with brown being first to give his up. >> the savings is small but the cell phone cuts is laying the ground woke for a bigger plan. >> he realizes as long as there is a massive fleelts out there and state employees have all

these cell phones, arguing for tax increases is more difficult. >> a new poll out this week shows some support for brown by putting it on a special election ballot. >> we're getting less and less and less and paying more. >> the state address is expected to make the case with voters asking for their help to get california back on track. teachers in the pittsburg school district are being offered early retirement for the secretary straight year. last year 25 teachers took incentives allowing the district to avoid layoffs. this year more than 100 teachers are eligible to get monthly payments from five years to life for retiring early. ironically the en seven active money comes from federal job creation. more signs by silicon

valley's economy is recovering. google is launching a hiring drive and then there is construction. david louie reports from san jose. >> vacant office space is a clear by-product of the economic downturn in silicon valley but there is sudden uptick of rental activity. $128.1 billion in investments last year up 19% from the year before and the first than crease since 2007. the start-ups got $8.35 billion, four times more than new england the second place region for investments. hiring translates into a demand nor housing and good news on that front. san jose mayor told business leaders at a breakfast event that permits for 1100 housing units have been issued. one of the largest development companies is ready to build housing. >> rents have been down for the

last three years. now, they are starting to go up, 8-9%. it's getting to the point where it's almost justified new construction. >> however, there are no signs of a broad-based recovery. ceo at sun power is that banks are not lending. >> so the broad based lending is a key to look at. >> mayor reed says private sector job growth will offset job growth. >> clean sector is growing rapidly. we'll continue to see job growth but we'll see government shrink. >> getting promotion like this one completed also will help city coughers. but sometimes it takes 18 months to bring workers in once jobs are created.

president obama says innovation is the key to creating new jobs and growth. his weekly address comes from wisconsin where he toured a company. they have grown from a small start-up to a green energy success story. >> i'm here because this business and others like it are showing us the way forward. in the coming days i'll be shining a spotlight on innovators across america that is creating new jobs and new opportunities in new industries. that is what companies like this are doing, by out building our competitors. >> his vision includes a good education for every single child. to pay for all of it -- tax incentives to stimulate green

energy projects. >> six flags discovery in vallejo are hosting an annual job fair. they need to fill 400 of seasonal employees. the jobs there at the university of phoenix campus at fairfield from 10:00 to 3:00. >> it doesn't look too bad. hazy sun and airports, delays of about 30 minutes and the low ceilings will stick around the shoreline. we have an onshore flow and a cold front off shore that is going to bring rain for the rest of the weekend. i'll detail the forecast coming up. >> and also ahead, stanford researchers on way to mimic the human nose. [ female announcer ] most women in america aren't getting the calcium they need.

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we told you last week how a landlord prematurely threatened some of them from an apartment after there were minor violations found. wayne freedman reports some of the hardship cases are getting help from the county. ♪ >> andrew of san rafael just doesn't play the blues but other residents have been living the blues due to an ongoing fight with company that owns the land beneath the mobile home. >> we do appear to be a victim of a vindictive landlord. >> first, the landlord out of chicago won a ruling in federal court that eliminates rent control by 2018. there is a second provision that allows the company to raise rent on any lot where people leave.

so earlier this month, dozens of residents were suspicious when that landlord spent premature eviction warnings after minor violations of a routine state inspection. they included trash, weeds and one home improperly installed christmas lights. she had to move a storage shed which inspectors say is a fire hazard. that is not easy for a woman on a fixed income. >> it's always money. >> susan adams who chairs the marin housing authority which has an emergency relief fund. they will funnel some of the money here, a case of the county protecting its own from an out of town landlord. >> they believe they have the right to use the tactics they are using, doesn't feel like it's the right kind of approach. >> maximum grant would be

$5,000. but it would make all the difference for jeanne. >> it's huge. you can barely survive on disability as it is. >> this january has been one of the driest in years but even so we should have more water than we did last year. yesterday, they measured the snow pack the second time this winter. water content showing 1089% of normal to 176% of normal in the southern sierra. it provides one-third of california's water. we could add to the snow pack just a little bit. >> we are behind where we were last year. we have got to get some rain and snow hopefully in february because, it's been over three weeks. a live look outside, this is tahoe with sunshine, 41 at blue canyon and tahoe valley hiarpt,

29. you've got the marine layer and we're talking about low clouds and fog throughout much of the bay area this morning. fog in the south bay, mountain view and san jose still in the north, in santa rosa, 40s and 50s around the bay to start your saturday. with the cloud cover sticking around but we will see partial clearing. temperatures definitely a lot cooler than what we've been used to. showers will arrive north of the golden gate and maybe at the airport later this e-mailing. possibility of a thunderstorm and cool, dry weather takes over again to start the week. we're looking at below where we should be in san jose. okay in san francisco but we definitely could use some rain. this isn't going to bring us much and continue to slide to the east, southeast. we'll see a little bit of rain. its quick mover and a weak system. we'll begin to see the showers in the north bay from mendocino

county and perhaps marin later on today. by 5:00 we're dry, by 8:00 it begins to move through the bay. a few showers around the peninsula. later on, the front moves through and behind it colder air still unstable. that is why we could see a shower, another round of rain for the north bay, the peninsula santa cruz mountains and we'll look by 10:00 in the morning being the wet sector of the storm and high pressure building back in with some fog to start the workweek. in terms of rainfall amounts. we're talking wettest locations here, northern sonoma county, up by cloverdale, point reyes, about an inch. elsewhere, only a tenth of an inch, maybe a half inch around fremont and south bay, quarter to half an inch. we'll take what we can get. in the mountains, two to four, three to six inches of snow at lake level.

above that half a foot to a foot of snow. be careful on 80. bring your chains. later on today, hazy afternoon sun, upper 50s sunnyvale and campbell with 56 in menlo park. more clouds around the peninsula taking it's time clearing this afternoon. temperatures have been cool. they will stay that way today. south city 54. san francisco 53. numbers here in the low to mid 50s with the rain slated to move on through by perhaps the dinner hour in cloverdale. near east bay, 56 in oakland, partly cloudy starting out with a lot of clouds and later on today, livermore should be in the upper 50s. down by the monterey bay, still warmer than everybody else. showers tonight, overnight as well with a thunderstorm tomorrow clearing out, cool, dry. >> we should be seeing more rain

and snow. after this little weathermaker, it will be dry again. >> my goodness, we'll have to wait until february maybe. >> we'll see that next week. >> don't get too ahead myself there. >> research team at stanford is working on a technology that could be compared to the human nose. here is carolyn johnson with all the details. >> the average human nose can distinguish among 200 scents. >> when we smell things, it's molecules will interact with multiple receptors. we're doing the same thing with our dna. >> they are manufacturing synthetic dna but instead of controlling functions in the human body, it's engineered to

react in compounds in the environment. >> we want to be able to smell contaminants in the air, in environmental applications. we would like to be able to taste things in the water. >> to accomplish that they replace certain molecules of the dna with certain compounds, seven colors in all. they expose the sensors to vapors injected into a vial. it turned different colors and depending on the vapor they were reacting to. >> we have orange and yellow. >> with thousands of possible dna combinations, an assistant believes that the technology could start to approach the complexity of human smell. >> it's pretty similar because we use a set of sensors.

>> they are hoping to use the sensors to power inexpensive microscopes like this one. it was crafted from an iphone by a group at the university of california. >> the idea is that we could sense hundred different things with ten different sensors by reading a pattern of responses. >> a high-tech nose, not meant to replace the sense of smell but to mimic it. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> a landlord charges a security deposit for a vacation rental then won't give it back. that story ahead on 7 o [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' scho get extra stuff. ♪ like musical instrents. ♪ and new art supplies. ♪ because they're e only cereals with box tops for education. last year, schools earned over ten million dollars from big g cereals.

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one barrier family left their rental unit immaculate and still can't get their $500 back. here is michael finney with their story. >> karen demartini raves about her vacation in hawaii. >> place was beautiful. it had two pooms and access to the beach right at the back. >> karen her husband and three children rented a villa at this beach front resort. everything was ideal until they got back home and karen's aloha spirit faded fast. >> i was frustrated and mad. >> here is why. they pay $5,000 for 12 nights at the villa including a $500 security deposit. they said it would be refunded

between had a-60 days if there was damage to the place. >> you would be getting a check back because we left the place in very nice condition. >> 45 days passed and 60 days, no check arrived. so karen e-mailed the manager. >> he said, oh, you are on the top of our list but. but still no refund. so she contacted a website where the owner had listed the rental. they agreed to intervene but still, the owner did not return the deposit. >> i was getting worried. >> they kept calling and e-mailing the villa's owner, william howard paul and the manager john greenwood all without results. >> he just turned around kept the money. i was so frustrated and i was watching channel 7, i thought 7 on your side. >> we took the case to the owner. they contacted the owner and

this time -- it worked. >> three days later we get a letter from the man who owned the place, we're sorry, here is your money. >> they didn't respond to our requests for a statement about what happened in this case. however, vacation rental's owner said, when we informed of the situation we took action to assist them by reaching out to the homeowner. we assumed the situation had been resolved however after hearing from abc7 we have reopened the case and have taken appropriate action. company would not say what that action was. however a check shows the unit is no longer listed. >> i was so happy 7 on your side was able to get my money back. the trip was fabulous and makes it better. >> in most states including california and hawaii, failure to return a security deposit may

entitle people to collect damages on top of the deposit amount. >> coming up next, we have a sneak peek of the golden gate kennel club's annual dog show. it's one of the most prestigious in the nation.

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furry friends. >> a chance to run free. these dogs are judged against those. they have been owners for more than 40 years and she knows what it takes. >> a present pior between dogs and a person. they have an attitude, they have a closeness to you and. >> it more discipline for the handlers. the. >> we become a team in order to work together but that is when it flows when you get that. >> bonnie is visiting convalescent homes. >> she will sit in bed with the patients. >> they'll be joined by a lot of

friend, nearly 2,000 dogs at cow palace. >> and the 11-month-old great dane is a little too young to show. the show is saturday and sunday. >> there is nothing like having an animal. >> elsewhere there are dogs of a different standard. contestants in petaluma's ugly dog contest. they were screened during the independent film festival which begins next week at the roxie theater. two distinct looks. don sanchez, www.abc7.com. >> let's check with the weather forecast. >> hazy sun out there but looks what is on way. cold front and lots of fog and cloud. plenty of 50s, hazy sun, don't look for much clearing in the peninsula. in the north bay, but off in

morgan hill. weak front pushes through late tonight and showers through the overnight hours and possibility of a thunderstorm. cooler weather for the rest of sunday and monday but drier and warmer throughout the middle of next week which we could see more rain. >> so bring the umbrellas out for the weekend. thanks for joining us. next newscast is at 5:00 tonight. for everybody here, thanks so much for joining us. stay connected 24/7 at www.abc7.com.

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