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good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. on the 13th day of the up rising a remarkable meeting between opposition leaders and is new vice president. it has produced an agreement for sweeping memories that days ago -- reforms were unimaginable now from cairo with today's developments. >> the first meeting about brotherhood for years. they have been banned since they tried to assassinate nassar. president mubarak has been very successful in dividing the opposition. >> omar suleiman had called for

talks. the muslim brotherhood said they would not negotiate until hosni mubarak would step down. they will meet with suleiman today a big hurdle that hopes will play indicate the protestors. >> the ruling democratic party stepped down including the president's son and once presumed heir. on the square it was peaceful festive as most fear. after two weeks of anti-government demonstrations protestors are convinced they are making headway. >> every day they are making concessions is our monitor that we are successful. >> despite the concessions ever present threat of a violent crackdown. most say they are not budging until the president steps down. >> we will destroy this regime of mubarak and we will continue here until we are done. >>

the protestors have gathered for a christian service. there are many muslims throughout the crowd but they are chanting one hand and we have heard over and over again regardless of whether you are christian or muslim they are all egyptians. >> on outside the sierra there was sense of calm as we drove through the streets. life was returning to normal. long lines at state banks for the first time in weeks. there is another debate brewing. many want their lives back. their businesses have been affected and children are not going to school. first was president hosni mubarak now christiane ammanpour has had an exclusive sit down with egyptian vice president omar suleiman. he gives her a frank description

of where things stands now if president mubarak was to to say i've had enough 62 years of public service and he wants to go but not quite yet, what are the concerns why would he not go now? >> mubarak would say that i'm leaving now who would take over? i think with this atmosphere the other people who have their own agenda will make instability in our country. >> we know what the opposition wants. what do you want from the opposition? >> i want the opposition to stand back in this limited time we can do what president mubarak has said. we cannot do more. when new president will come you will have more time to make changes you want. what is sirnt whether opposition groups will accept

the timetable or push harder for mubarak's immediate departure. now part of this agreement reached today includes releasing those who have been detained during the uprising. that should be welcome news for the bay area family of a google executive who was apparently arrested and taken away by government agents last week. he hasn't been seen or heard from since. he was attending one of the early protests in cairo when he disappeared. a video showing a group of men in plain clothes tracking him away on the al-jazeera network. one of their correspondents have been detained in the square by the egyptian military. >> to iran the trial of three u.c. berkeley grads accused of spying while hiking near the border is now underway according to journalists. this trial could lead to a lifetime in prison or freedom

for shane bower and josh fatel. now more. >> today's session was held behind closed doors in tehran's revolutionary court. even the swiss ambassador was thrown out. unions say the three are spies a charge that can carry the death sentence. all three have denied those charges. there is hope that this trial may be the end of the ordeal that they could be set free with time served. it's been a grueling 18 months for the three americans all of it spent in tehran's notorious prison. they were arrested by the iranians as they hiked along the border with neighboring iran. shourd was released for medical reasons. >> my disappointment for not

sharing this with shane and josh was crushing. i stand only one-third free. >> for the parents the agonizing wait continues. their mothers now campaign full time for their freedom. they saw them last maybe a year ago. shourd now leads the fight to free her fiance and her friend. she has appealed to mahmoud ahmadinejad for their release she still wears the makeshift ring that bower made for her. >> yeah, i'm still wearing it. >> a sign of her faith that he will return home a hope shared by the obama administration, as well. loktd in this long running diplomatic conflict over their secretive nuclear program. ultimately the fate of the two hikers may be decided more by politics. >> there has been another legal

blow to oakland's plan to tax large scale pot farms. a system councilman says he is withdrawing his legal advice and they need to hire an attorney. in a letter sent to the mayor he indicated he would turn over all the times they have collected so far. on tuesday the city council agreed to revise the pot proposal after federal and local law enforcement officials warned it could be illegal and could invite state and federal prosecution. the changes would limit the size of the farms and require that each one operate its own on site dispensary. >> residents held a peace march through the trumped old town yesterday. -- troubled old town yesterday. >> police chief joined marchers. they walked to the site of a

shooting that left three men dead and three juveniles wounded. they approved spending $400,000 to hire four new officers and launched plans to improve conditions in old town. >> the city was rocked by these killings. we mourn along with the families and this neighborhood. we are embarking on what i believe is going to be a long term effort to create a safer neighborhood and improve the quality of life. >> organizers of what they called the day of healing event are also pushing for a community center and mentoring programs for young people. pg&e has spent more than $4 million since 2002 opposing the marin energy venture of selling electricity. a report by state regulators shows pg&e shelled out another $5 million fighting similar efforts in san francisco and the

central valley. that is on top of the $46 million the utility spent on last year's effort trying and failing to pass prop 16. marin energy officials also complain pg&e set up phone banks to convince electrical customers to opt out of that service. pg&e is denying any wrongdoing. >> up next positive news for car dealerships. why 2011 is shaping up to be a good year and memos and artifacts from days gone by, a fascinating new guide tototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototototo?i?i

bank of america has agreed to pay $410 million to settle a lawsuit challenging its overdraft fees. the agreement is to be the first financial settlement by a large bank involving overdraft processes. there are lawsuits against other lending institutions. a bounced check can cost as much as $35. new regulations prevent banks from charging overdraft fees on many transactions. >> spirits are rising -- sales are rising for car dealers.

members are holding their annual convention and expo here in san francisco through tomorrow. last year they say several legislative challenges including a much publicized fight to keep dealer assisted financing affordable for consumers. they want to raise the commercial fleet standard to as much as 26 miles per gallon by the year 2025. >> from ticket stubs to old menus and business ads there is a quick and easy way to find fascinating tidbits of california history. >> it's called the california efemra project pieces of paper that most of us throw away. others hang on to. >> let me ask you. did you go to a world series

game, did you save your ticket your wedding dinner. did you save the menu? >> the historical society and three other institutions the society of california pioneers the san francisco public library and the jlbt historical society have collected and processed more than a million of those special moments, from the 1800s to the present. they are launching an online guide. >> there lot of stuff to go through. >> here is poster advertising in 1984 match between a bear and a lion. someone saved their invitation to a 1921 new year's eve party. there is an anti-war poster from the '60s.

a 1978 lesbian guide. >> right now here is a historical society, there is a special display for valentine's day how people have celebrated the day of love over the years. >> now you can go online to find out where to see the hundreds of thousands of documents not in this display. ordinary extraordinary california history. >> you don't have to have something expensive or valuable manuscript. >> we have a link to their website at www.abc7.com. you are not going to see the actual images but you will be able to access a directory to where to go to find the memorabilia. i did not see any kind of farmers almanac but we know our temperatures might go down in history. >> we've already broken a record in oakland. more 70s and 80s.

the off shower winds have been blowing all night long -- offshore winds have been blowing but we do see an end to the pattern. >> running with the bulls. warriors go for their third straight win. plus the eastern conferences elite teams.

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all hands on deck. firefighters in texas working overnight to clear the ice off the roof of cowboys' stadium before today's superbowl. arlington fire department was regularly on sunshine to melt the ice but it was not happening fast enough. on friday six people were injured when ice fell from the roof and landed on workers. the city is prepared for just any safety or security contingency at today's game but all their planning, no one anticipated so much ice building up the week before the big game. officials say the ice will be cleared by the time fans start arriving. so you are saying, a little snow a little rain, a little wind but at least it's an indoor stadium. once you get there everything is fine. >> low 40s but clouds are moving in. they are going to break midwest

and south and east coast. we're going to get slammed by something. that is after six days. as you head outside you know how beautiful it is out there. tons of sun. winds have been blowing only an hour left for a wind advisory and that will bring a cooler night tonight. once the winds die back we'll see the numbers cool off overnight and cool off significantly into tuesday. not a bad week ahead with mild temperatures and then we'll be looking at some changes next week. 68 in oakland. 63 in redwood city. 64 in livermore. can you believe it. already broke a record in oakland this morning. so we are looking at temperatures soaring once again today even warmer than yesterday. still winds blowing out of north by the delta. we have calm winds and hail. wherever we have calm winds the temperatures have backed off a bit.

everyone else from 2-16 degrees warmer than yesterday. we are on our way with warm day today. more records around the bay but still dry for the next six days including today. we are looking at the wind still up about 800 feet. th amountains, santa cruz mountains. they will continue to dial back today and that means an even warmer afternoon but tonight the temperatures will continue to drop. 81 in santa rosa. 79 in napa. that record over a hundred years old. mid-70s in san francisco. oakland broke your record at 68 degrees. livermore 78 today. 77 in san jose. high pressure off the coast and inland continues to dominate our weather. we begin to see some stratus some fog come our way tomorrow. sea breeze is going to kick up

but today nothing but sunny and warm conditions. 70s and 80s around the bay. 77 campbell. san jose and saratoga. it was 76 in milpitas. in the 60s and 70s for a high. warmer than yesterday at 75 degrees and in the north bay more 80s 80 in sonoma. 81 in santa rosa with 78 in calistoga. oakland at 79. castro valley is at 79. 75 in brentwood. 77 in pleasanton. accumulate more 80s down here. santa cruz 80 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast enjoy it today sea breeze tomorrow. coolest day should be tuesday and wednesday and then morning clouds and then by saturday maybe some sprinkles. we'll have to talk next sunday.

we'll be talking about the rain coming back. >> let's talk about sports just six hours left until kickoff of superbowl xlv. it's between the packers and the steelers, you knew that. the warriors last night against central division leading chicago bulls. mike shumann has all itself highlights. >> warriors had a quite a task hosting the bulls which have won nine of their last ten. nate thurman in the house. warriors let by 1 at the half. and he is a man 2 of his 21. bulls are up by 12. warriors would not fold. and reverse golden state within 7. we go into the third on the alley-oop.

warriors are up by 1. curry taking it to the net. warriors up by 9. 30 seconds left. with a dagger, he had 33 warriors get the win 101-90 your final. >> joe thorton started with boston and first time back from beantown. since he left boston sharks on the power play weaving through traffic. 23rd goal this season 1-0 sharks. browns looking to equalize, one of his 26 saves. few seconds left sharks win their third straight 2-0 the final. >> pro football hall of fame has seven new members led by quarterback dionne sanders. he won two super bowls one with

the 49ers where he was named defensive player of the year and he was a triple threat. quarterback wide receiver and kick receiver. joining him richard dent. shannon sharpe and ed stable less restrict terrify and chris hamburger. and steelers and packers are playing for this is from superbowl 16. i am a world champion for life and my pick the packers will bring home the lombardi trophy to bhir it all began in green bay. i'm mike shumann have a great day. >> missing in cairo a google executive's relatives say why he may have been taken against his will. >> and they celebrate what would have been regulate answer 100th

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welcome back everyone. an unprecedented meeting in cairo egypt's vice president some dramatic concessions when he met with opposition leaders to work out a blueprint for

changes. there are no promises that president mubarak will step down in september but it far reaches reforms and freedom of the press and security measures since mubarak took office. vice president omar suleiman agreed to release those detained during 13 days of protest and vowed not to retaliate against the thousands who demonstrators. hundreds of protestors remain in tahrir square calling for the resignation resignation of mubarak. relatives of this missing google executive are trying to draw attention to his polite. he was last seen being carried away from an early protest in cairo by men in plainclothes. his family says government agents are holding him and they have been making some frightening phone calls to his relatives. john alston has our update.

>> she is talking about the google marketing executive who disappeared while taking part in a protest more than a week ago. among the anti-mubarak common straighters in san francisco was a relative who grew up with him. >> this is my cousin. i have known him since he was. >> hello she has seen the video showing her cousin being hauled away. it's been covered by the los angeles tiles. she tells abc7 it's definitely him. he hasn't been heard of since january 27th the day of the protest. >> this was the last time he called. maybe. that same day he posted on

twitter saying he was worried the government was planning a war crime against people and we are all ready to die. >> it set up a website critical of the government after police to death a 28-year-old activist. now, the family in egypt is getting ominous late night calls about him. >> is he still alive? >> we don't know. we don't know. and we get phone calls in the night. >> it is a decades of fear and repression in egypt that drew hundreds of anti-mubarak demonstrators to san francisco for a second weekend in a row. >> the state media is doing a lot what we want to do is let the rest of the world know that people have specific requirements for specific requests. they are tired of 30 years of corruption. >> gonin is 30 years old.

his disappearance made him a symbolic spokesperson of the opposition. in his twitter page he describes himself someone that loves challenge go the status quo. today would have been president ronald reagan's 100th birthday. republican heavyweights will be gathering at his library to celebrate his legacy, a lel legacy many are trying to tie themselves to are there remember celebrations and candles marking his hundredth birthday. >> it's a party with some tension. after riding a horse on reagan's ranch and feeling his spirit sarah palin charged that america is on a road to ruin because strayed from his values. >> as an alaskan i consider myself as a western conservative

some n the spirit of ronald reagan. >> his son was having none of that saying palin is a soap opera nothing in common with his father. he even tried to channel his father when he was asked what the former president would think of palin he would say young woman, perhaps years to come with more seasoning she may consider running for office. >> a little more seasoning maybe even a lot more. >> just a sign of those hoping to connect to that reagan mystique. >> i think it's more than republican politics. i think that everybody tries to grab the reagan mantle it's one of strong leadership of great communication of big ideas a bold strokes. >> is there a republican out there that fits the bill? >> no. at the end of the day hopefully some of them will be

communicators like he was. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown talked about his legacy. brown served as assembly speaker during reagan's tenure. he says in those days reagan never referred to government as being the problem and not the solution words which later defined his presidency. >> he really learned about government and the operation of what government could or could not do in the eight years as governor of the state of california they were incredible learning years for this extraordinary person. it doesn't surprise me by 1981 he would be saying the words that we are still living with and trying to address today. >> today's meet the press program was broadcast from the reagan library in simi valley. pretty warm down there. very nice here. lisa argen is here with a preview of the accu-weather

forecast. >> winds blowing all night that is why we have 60s right now. you can see the cameras shaking. napa reached 70s more records in the forecast. >> also next an anaconda and i ghana living

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welcome back. time right now 9:38. we are showing you a live picture from arlington texas why? you know why. it's superbowl xlv between the packers and steelers.

arlington-dallas area falling out with a few inches of snow trying to get ready for the big game today. the stadium is enclosed one so those people -- it doesn't matter if you can get to the game. our weather if we could just get a stadium that would be up to snuff it would be great. >> outdoors is where you want to be. today 70s and 80s broke a record in oakland. lake tahoe partly sunny skies a high of 53 degrees at south lake. right now 48 at blue canyon. 36 in truckee and 43 at tahoe valley airport. you can get some new snow in a week or so. sutro looking at a few high clouds and the temperatures, it was quite balmy in this morning.

down right warm in oakland we're looking at the winds all night long keeping that record warmth yesterday blowing around. we're still an offshore flow in place. we're having gusty winds in the higher elevations of contra costa county mount tam but at the surface the winds are calm. we are looking at a normally wind in oakland right now and a west wind in san jose. by tonight the winds are going to back off so i will the be a cooler night but as we have light winds in half moon bay. you are a little bit cooler this morning but look at everybody else 2-16 to 18 degrees warmer so it's going to be a warm day today. lots of sunshine around the bay. more record highs pretty much everywhere and we're still going to see dry weather next week including today, in the ex six days it will be dry, but we're going to see the temperatures come down especially into the tuesday and wednesday time frame. this wind advisory in effect but

it will expire at 10:00 above 800 feet. still quite gusty north and east bay hills even the santa cruz mountains. we will look for things to slowly change throughout the workweek. 81 in santa rosa. hundred year old record being shattered. 79 in napa. we are blowing these records away not a problem because we have strong ridge of high pressure. surface ridge upper level ridge that is going to allow for the winds to kick in tomorrow in terms of an onshore breeze but tonight a trough takes plates of a ridge and we're going to see a return to winter like weather. 70s and 80s around the bay and in the south bay, we'll start out with the 60s and then warm through the upper 70s for san jose campbell and cupertino. on the peninsula look for 75 in

san mateo. what about the beach? low 70s there. san francisco was warmer than yesterday at 75. upper 50s to low 60s are the highs for this time of the year. 81 in santa rosa. look for 79 in oakland ten degrees above your average. 79 castro valley inland valleys 76 in antioch and down around the monterey bay 80s and accu-weather seven-day forecast a little fog coming our way. cooler temperatures mid-week still staying dry and by next weekend a change and lots of sun this weekend. >> after today what a huge drop. 11 degrees. >> that's right. >> all right. did you know there are 38,000 animals 900 species at the california academy of sciences in golden gate. but there is one vet so he has to be ready for just about anything.

in this morning's report. dan ashley talked with the staff members to explain how they turned a 90 pound snake into a peaceful patient. >> these unlikely roommates have been together for more than two years now. this was date they met. as they moved into their new home an exhibit tank at california academy of sciences. first, the 12 and a half foot of annaconda made a survey. the iguana did the same and then the iguana decided distance would improve their relationship. so far it's working. >> anacondas only have mamalian prey so it doesn't recognize the iguana as a food item. >> they decided they needed a medical exam. it was a real challenge she is

a constricter and likes to wrap around things. the examine lasted only a few seconds and the snake was put out healthy and strong. so strong she wrapped herself around one of biologists arms. >> that was then. now, two years later it's time for another checkup but this time the staff is hoping it will be easier. during the last few months aquatic biologist had been annaconda touched by tongs. so when it comes to the grab she is pretty calm. red anaconda is strong enough to kill an adult person like myself one on one when you have so many people the odds are very

slim. >> it's gained about a foot. >> that makes her almost 14 feet long. she is a lot calmer this time. veterinarian can do a complete exam from head to tail. >> checking coat and how good the muscle tone is. then just work your way down pushing on the belly to see if there is any notches or things that might be of concern. >> final step is a blood test. tricky because you can't see the veins but the snake hardly seems to mind. >> we share all this information with other institutions to establish what is normal for an anaconda. >> next, it's the iguana's turn. >> he is smaller zbluvl he is so feisty he has to be completely anesthetize had for his check up.

>> he is really good. this was a rescue animal that we got when he was about this big. >> the iguna was about a year old when he came to the academy. he suffered from bone disease because of a bad diet. >> his spine was bent and legs were crooked. >> he has recovered and growing normally. >> does he have full range of motion. are there any erosions or abrasions. >> the iguana gets a clean bill of health and moves to the deluxe recovery area to keep him comfortable while he comes to. >> he is a beautiful animal. >> isn't that interesting? >> both the lizard and anaconda are back in the exhibits ignoring each other. coming up, the academy will have a new exhibit with more giant

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millions of distressed homeowners are struggling to get loan modifications but many

times the homes are sold while the owners are trying to negotiate with the bank. here is michael finney with of a sand leandro woman. >> regina is happily baking cakes and settling in the living room with her pet. she thought she lost her place for good. >> i remembered i look at the four walls and think, how long am i going to be here. >> she struggled to keep her home. starting when she fell behind on her house payment. >> every day i used to dret dread coming home from work. >> sure enough she got home to find a foreclosure slapped on her front door. >> my first thought where am i going to sleep. >> however, there was hope. she tried to save her house by modifies fighting her mortgage. she entered a making home

affordable program and her house payments were cut in half for a trial period. there was a huge relief out of blue a shocking phone call. >> to tell me that -- that way is no longer the owner and that my place was sold. deutsche bank is the owner and i had to move. >> it turned out the foreclosure wheels had still been turning. her home had been sold out from under her. >> consumer credit counselor rick harper says it has happened to many distressed homeowners one part is trying to modify the loan the other part is rolling toward foreclosure. >> i'm ready to go and then i'm notified i already lost my house in foreclosure. >> i didn't know where i was going to do.

i was really lost. i thought i was going to be homeless out on street. >> however, there were still more ups and downs to come. first admitted the foreclosure sale was a mistake due to inadd veteran answer and oversight. it returned the home to regina not before he was kicked out of a home affordable program. she has a new mortgage company and her payments shot back up. that is when she con tackled 7 on your side. >> it was the first bit of hope. >> we got a hold of the two mortgage companies and they agreed to work together for us. >> we have a 25-year fixed. >> because of the mistake it put regina back in the home affordable program after all. her house payments were can you tell to 1660 per month and they

'forgave fees and principal over three years. that put her square in back in her kitchen. >> i have a roof over me and me and my dog. >> there are new rules in the making home affordable program to reduce just this kind of problem. the rules say once you make your payments your loan modification it automatically becomes permanent. that should stop the foreclosure if you need help we have a list of government approved housing programs at www.abc7.com. >> w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w

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in theaters later this week 3-d animated movie romeo and juliet. it's from the disney company. it features the music of sir

elton john who is also executive producer. don sanchez indicate up with sir elton in beverly hills. >> it's a retelling of shakespeare's romeo and juliet. here they come to life. >> what is in a name? >> sir elton john is the executive producer. he told me it almost didn't get made until a disney executive gave eight green light. >> it died several times within the eleven year life span. they said do the movie the way you want to it but i would like to hear elton john classic stuff in it. >> there are old favorites and two new ones he wrote.

>> their music their love songs are the emotional glue of this movie. >> he used to work the pixar for elton john it follows successes on stage and other films starting with the lion king. >> you really expanded. >> opened every day for me. after that point in my life i was doing records, touring and video, that was about it. it gave me another opportunity to expand my horizon. >> he looks forward to showing this film. they say and look for a noam blitz in stores. they are coming. >> one day they will take over. >> romeo and juliet opens february 11th. >> final check on the weather

with meteorologist lisa argen. >> we are already approaching 70 degrees in oakland. records everywhere today. here are the current numbers. records today everywhere 81 santa rosa. san jose 77. so easily shattered records. >> get out there and enjoy it today. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 5:00.x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

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