the tiring leaped out of the growth to, which was sound by a moat, and that 12-1/2 foot wall which was lower than federal safety recommendations. the report says that after tatiana sat with the body of sousa, the tiger likely followed the blood trail for 300-yard outside a zoo cafe, where she resumed her attack on one of the brothers. police finally shot and killed tatiana, a zoo spokesman in the aftermath of the attack says the report vindicates his clients. >> this never have happened if in the brothers and their young friend hand enraged the tiger. >> michael car dose sacks attorney for the sousa family, says no matter what, the zoo is still at fault. >> should have been their priority and their obligation to keep that tiger in the enclosure no matter what people did to it. >> reporter: after the attack the zoo bail -- built a new and

tagger enclosure. >> alan: the sheriffs have recovered the body of a man matching the description of a suspect who kidnapped a four-year-old boy. the body was found at 8:30 this morning. based on a physical description and clothing, investigators believe it's that of jose rodriguez, the man accused of snatching juliani cardenas from his grandmother's arms next month. julianie's body was found february 1st in the samable. his -- the same canal. his mother reacted. >> i was relieved, and i was just thinking, you know, about jose's mom and hoping that she is okay and she is tough enough to deal with this. i know what it feels like to lose a friend. >> alan: about a thousand people

gathered at the football stadium to remember juliani. his mother says the daughter she'll give birth to in a few weeks will be named juliani. a private funeral service is set for next friday. police are searching for two suspects after high-speed chase and crash in oakland. we're at the scene. this involved an innocent driver? >> reporter: yes, it ditched this chase began at 84th and international at 3:20 this afternoon, and unlike the high-speed chase that oakland police were involved in three weeks ago, this one did not mend a fatility, even though the suspect was armed. this dpreeb chrysler is the car oakland police say led them on a chase through oakland. they were choicing the driver, lloyd anderson, when anderson crashed into this gray buick, sending it into an empty store.

inside the store the car caught fire. a neighbor rushed in to pull the driver to safety. >> very shaken. >> bledding? >> wasn't bleeding a lot about you could tell he cooperate walk and couldn't stand up. i took him to the hospital where he is now. >> reporter: the suspect car also burst into flames. police say anderson ran from the car after the crash, leaving his female passenger inside. an officer told us he pulled the woman from the car and watched her run off. after an hour, officers searched the area for anderson, who they say is armed, 5'7", 5'8", african-american, wearing a white t shirkts blue jeans and a cast on his right arm. the femalees heavyset, wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans, the man removed from the car is at kaiser hospital and is not suffering any serious injuries. anyone with information regarding the crash or the suspects is asked to call

oakland police. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: overseas, this was egypt's first full day without president hosni mubarak in nearly 30 years. the military leaders have made a commitment to hand over power to an elected civilian government and to abide by peace treaty with israel. here's more from cairo. >> reporter: when dawn broke over cairo, new era began in ant. the jubilation at the ouster and plenty of hard work ahead in a sign of growing confidence, the main opposition coalition said it would end its daily occupation of the square, calling for weekly demonstrations. the military that now rules here said today it would honor the country's peace treaty with israel and all other prior agreements and pledged to hand over power to an elected civilian government, ease the nighttime curfew, and banned international travel for current and former government officials.

the reformers spent he day packing up the square and cleaning the streets they occupied for 18 days. >> we came here to get power. egypt does not belong to anyone, just egyptians. >> barricades came down, like the mubarak presidency, consigned to the scrap heap. echos of the victory here have spread to iran and algeria, where thousands of people defied a ban against street protests. demonstrations modeled after the ones here in egypt are planned next week for iran, and the government there is already trying to pre-empt them. moving in to arrest several activists. if what has gone on here in egypt is any indication, change in this part of the world is possible. abc news. cairo.

>> alan: meanwhile, a lot of bay area egyptians and their supporters are celebrating the ouster of the egyptian president. amnesty international led a rally of 100 people today in the civic center plaza. the human rights group is calling for egyptian authorities to immediately lift the state of emergency and enact human rights reforms. the groups also held similar rallies in other cities, including one in new york at the egyptian mission to the unite nations and one outside the white house. consecutivetives -- conservatives are reenergized after their big meeting in washington, dc this weekend and the straw pole favorite for the 2012 republican nomination. a rare sighting off the coast where a pod of orcas entertained a group of site sightseers.

>> leigh: another terrific day across the bay area, and things are going to change, and the rain will be returning

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: texas congressman ron paul won the straw poll at the conservative plilt political action conference known as cpac.

mitt romney finished second with 23%. some ginn heavyweights lagged behind. newt beginning rich was fifth. and sarah palin got 3%, and former arkansas governor mike huckabee got 2%. major conservative figures gathered in washington to find their choice to replace president obama, and they pushed the republican party to act boldly to solve the country's problems. >> we need to restore american optimism and we need to restore america's hope for the future. >> alan: no republican has officially launched a campaign so far. the obama administration will release its budget plan for 2012 on monday and it's expected to include a good deal of cuts and investment projects. one of the projects is high-speed rail, which directly benefits california. president obama wants $53 billion for high-speed rail over the next few years. california plans to build

800 miles of track for high-speed trains between san francisco and san jose, fresno, and bakersfield, l.a. and orange county. the stimulus already provided $8 billion in funding for high-speed rail but republicans are trying to revoke 2.5 billion of that. san jose has posted information about the salaries and benefits of every play ployee in the city for the year 2010. the former police chief robert davis had the highest total compensation with more than $534,000 in salary and benefits. city manager made more than $276,000. parttime office specialist nicole braid made the least, paid joust -- just one dollar. the release of the information is an example of san jose's commitment to an open and transparent government. we posted the entire list on abc7.com. look under "see it on tv". >> a pod of oreck kaz put on a show for a boat load of

sightseers outside the golden gate. another warm winter day. hard to believe what's just around the corner. leigh glaser has that. >> mike: the usual suspects in pebble beach, including the clown prince, taking this man's >> all new -- oprah: our last meeting, you thought i cheated? >> roseanne barr returns to "the oprah show." oprah: fame, marriage, sex, and at home on her nut farm --

>> alan: they're been an whale sighting off the golden gate bridge. towerrizes -- tourists say 12 to 14 orcas surrounded the boat and some of them enstarted bumping their tails. there's a new mural going up in san francisco depicting the city's chinese-american leaders, including ed lee. artists with the academy of art university started painting the mural in honor of the lunar new year. and volunteers gardened and picked up litter. and mayorley sent out a tweet

thanking them for cleaning and greening the city. >> leigh glaser is here. we need the rain. >> leigh: we do, and next week the wet weather pattern will step up, but was at it traffic day or what today? this is a shot from the high definition sutro cam look looking down on the marin headlands. a little patchy fog moving in. the winds have shifted and that's bringing that in so look for patchy fog near the coast. temperaturewise, 57 at napa. 55 in san francisco. 58 in mountain view. san jose, clear. 57. 52 in lever moore. tonight we go mostly clear. the exception, a little fog we just noticed near the coast. it will continue cold inland. clouds will stark to thicken up,

and the rain beginning on monday, lingering through the work week. we had one record today, city of livermore, 74 degrees. you can see some of this ridge of high pressure collapsing a little bit as the westerly winds are moving in our direction. our temperatures tonight will keep it chilly, almost frosty in the north bay, napa, 32 degrees. moderate near the water, 41 for half moon bay, 45 for san francisco. interior livermore valley area, 34. this is the story. high pressure over the bay area the past three to five days. it is now going to be replaced by a sagging jet stream. it's going to sag over the bay area. a series of storm systems have lined up behind this. tomorrow will be kind of a transition day, with increasing clouds and some of these high clouds will pass over the bay area. temperatures will drop, and then

as we get into monday, that's when the first of the series of systems will start to effect the bay area. in fact, here's a look at the timing. your monday morning commute looks okay. it will be around noontime or so when the first bit of rain starts starts to move in. some could be heavy at times especially in the monday evening commute hour as the moderate rain moves in. once we get through this system, another one is stacked up behind it. heading to pebble beach tomorrow? 62 degrees. probably see a few more clouds, and a few more clouds in the entire bay area forecast. 56 for san jose. 61 for half moon bay. san francisco tomorrow,ow'll cool to 62. north bay, mid-to-upper 60 ssms santa rosa, 66. east bay, oakland, 65. fremont, 66. livermore tomorrow, 66. concord, 64. and we'll look for 66 degrees

for watsonville. get ready for gig -- big changes, rain arrives on valentine's day, another system on tuesday, and cold showers through the end of the work week. >> alan: it was gorgeous weather in pebble beach, and shu was watching them play golf. >> mike: the best weather in 20 years down there so we'll give leigh credit. combine in the natural beauty, weather, and three of most beautiful golf courses. round three, teeing off with celebrities. >> this goes on the green that kid's got 20 bucks. >> ray romano before he swang, friendly wager. needed to put it on the green. romano is money, literal limit sticks it on the green, which means pay up, and everybody loves raymond when he is shelling out cash. he would par the hole. everybody loves phil mickelson, too much his third on the par-5 18th. from the beach. a lefty special two feet. birdie, wrap up a 3-under 69.

bill murray rocking the elmer fudd cap. the clown prince can play. sticks it to within a foot. murray's team is second at 28-under. matt cane doing well. the giants ace knocks it home. he and matt bettencourt are in tie for 24-under. meanwhile, bryce moulder tearing it up. one off the lead. and for the second straight day, your leader is steve marino, the month -- the monterey peninsula short course. a 1-under 71. also at 11-under is jimmy walker. carded a 7-under 63. zach miller shot a 6-under 66 at spy glass. tied for 11th. as for the teams, moulder atop the board, and bill murray, can you imagine if he wins?

matt cane and matt bettencourt are just five back. >> tiger woods skipped pebble beach for dubai and a huge appearance fee. for birdie on a 18. a long putt. shoots a 72. 7-under, one back of three guys at 8-under, including rory mcilroy on 9. sends home this birdie putt. shot a 3-over 75, still tied for the lead. >> in tennis, the sap open has been under the radar with pebble beach going on. the first semifinal turned into an exhibition as gale montiz has to withdraw because of a wrist injury. >> oakland raider michael bush has been arrested for a dui. he was booked this morning around 5:00 a.m. in indiana, raider management declined to

comment. bush is set to become a free agent pending the collective bargaining agreement. in college hoops, stanford women putting their undefeated record on the line today, hosting washington. huskies give they cardinal a real testifies. ogwumike with a tough finish. two of her 22. cardinal up 54-48. minutes later, the ogwumike sisters teaming up. she had 21. stanford up six. 2:30 to play. one of the nine boards. gets the putback to go. stanford remains undefeated at home with the 10-point victory. >> for the men, wisconsin hosting ohio state. the buckeyes looking to improve to 25-0. the badgers roar back. 15-0 run. taylor, 21 of his 27. this puts wisconsin up 5. 30 second left.

michaels, the dagger from deep. wisconsin upsets the undefeated buckeyes, 71-67. usf and st. mary's playing for first place in the wcc. men on the hardwood, and tennis sap finals tonight at 11:00. see you then. >> alan: that's time again, folks, girl scout cookies and their high-tech solution for your sugar needs.

>> alan: get ready because it is officially girl scout cookie season, and today nearly 80,000 boxes of cookies were delivered to the san francisco food bank, where the troops picked up their shipments. has years girl scouts of northern california sold 3.6 million boxes of cookies, and this year organizers are hoping to reach even more people using their girl scout cookie mobile app. >> we're excited to have a new cookie locator mobile phone app. call gs cookies and get cookie

information on your phone. if you punch in your zip code and there's nothing that shows up yet, sign up for e-mail alerts and they'll e-mail you. >> alan: prepare for the high pressure sales at the office, too, because next weekend the girl scout neighborhood walk-about is going on, when they go do-to-do selling cookies. your favorite? >> leigh: the thin exphint the tagalong. >> mike: peanunununununununununu

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