>> assessing the damage, a burned american flag and graffiti. saturday's clashes culminated in a break-in at oakland city hall. >> a daymarked by tear gas and flash bang grenades. a roaming band of "occupy" oakland protesters left a trail of destruction in its path and with almost every available officer on duty, oakland says 200 emergency calls went unanswered during the chaos. the protest started with a march to laney college where they faced off with police. vowing to occupy a vacant

building, the group headed to the kaiser convention center where they started tearing down the fence. at night fell, the group stormed the downtown ymca building on broadway and 24 them street. police moved in and made arrests. nearly 400 in all-including protesters who broke into city hall. we had first-hand look at the damage inside the building. >> during an early morning show and tell tour, mayor jean kwan describes the damage to city hall. >> i think it was probably the architect's model. we got it from the museum. >> the original architectural model. >> that's what they think. >> which would make the model more than a century old. other damage was a smashed window, graffiti, and the california and united states flags were yanked from their place on the mezzanine. >> i'm tired of them using the city city as a playground. i think oaklanders are getting tired.

>> that's the charred remains of northwestern flag that some demon straighters pulled down and burn out here on at the front steps of city hall. thit this is youtube video of demonstrators waving the u.s. flag and then setting it ablaze and stomping it out. during the city hall break-in, dozens of people were being arrested following a different break-in at the downtown ymca. i talked with one san francisco resident who is one of about 70 people arrested at the y. >> there was no order to dispercent. i was never read my rights, never told what the charges were. they surrounded us and packed us in and then slowly arrested people. >> he didn't see any fellow demonstrators destroy fig but he heard before the the break in at city hall. >> what do you think about burning the flag? >> i think that's probably not the smartest gesture to gain popular approval. >> reporter: in oakland, abc-7 news.

>> and as you just heard, many of saturday's protesters were not peaceful. today oakland police items they took from demonstrators. knives, scissors, switchblades, a large shield and smoke bombs. police say here's all weapons that caused them to call for more and more backup. >> our force has a lot of officers out today. we again have mutual aid available to us, and we are prepared if we have additional problems that represent themselves to the city today. >> police also showed us some damage protesters did inside city hall when they broke in last night. at least three officers and one protester were injured yesterday. >> 15-year-old oakland boy is being held on charges he murdered his own parents. the bodies of 54-year-old robert kamin and susan paw were found in a car outside their home. camein was a clinical

psychologist, poff was a physician's assistant at the san francisco department of public health. the couple's son has admitted to killing them. police are not releasing a motive. >> san leandro police are investigating whether or not a body found hanging from a structure is the prime suspect in the gruesome stabbing death of a 15-year-old girl. police discovered the body of the man at the port of ownland on saturday. the alameda county coroner confirmed the identity is that of 19-year-old henry leon, the same name and age of the map san leandro police are looking for. he was the father of the 15-year-old girl's nine-month-old baby and police have been searching for him since the murder on friday night. they aren't sure if leon committed suicide or if foul play was involved. >> investigators are looking for witnesses to a stabbing during a wedding reception that left four men critically wounded. investigators say there were a number of people outside the idef hall in half moon bay last

night when two men between the ages of 18 and 20 years old approached the four victims and started arguing. the four men were stabbed. deputies say the victims are expected to survive. >> a rally for economic justice and peace was held in oakland today with speakers saying they're on the side of the occupiers. at least with the goal of economic equality. leaders expressed support for the "occupy" movement, adding a plea for nonviolence. the rally was held on hide street in front of an apartment complex where a shooting death occurred on monday. >> in politics sm florida holds its presidential primary on tuesday and could take the tries the news a new direction. after months of trying to shake off newt gingrich's incentury. >> mitt romney is beginning to sense an important sprinkle the air. here's a report. >> with just one full day of campaigning left until the florida primary, things are finally going according to mitt romney's plan. >> people of florida have listened to the other candidates and said, mitt romney is the guy

we're going to support. >> new poll numbers give romney a double-digit lead over newt gingrich with rick santorum and ron paul far behind. after gingrich erased a big romney lead. romney rebounded with a strong debate performance. >> the idea i'm antiimmigrant is repulsive. >> romney opened his war chest to outspend gingrich seven to one, bare-incomeled television ad like this. >> gingrich resigned from congress in disgrace. >> i did not resign in disgrace. i did not pay a five. only when he can mass money to focus on carpet bombing with negative ads he games any traction at all. >> gingrich got a helping hand from herman cain. >> i hereby officially and enenthusiastic which i endorse newt gingrich for president of the united states. >> even though gingrich trails in florida, the latest gallup poll puts him eight points up on

romney nationally, which means the sunshine showdown will not be the last. >> the convention will be a nonromney majority. my job is to convert that into a progingrich majority. >> rick santorum was by the side of his ailing three-year-old daughter and denies reports he will quit the race. >> a reality tv family is filling in on the campaign trail for rick santorum. the family, stars of the show, 19 and counting, attended campaign events with santorum's daughter elizabeth. his daughter was admitted to a hospital. she has a genetic condition that is typically fatal. >> up next, a warning ignored proves to be a deadly misstage tonight investigators think they know why the driver of an suv

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>> we're learning more about the fatal crash between an suv and a light rail train in sacramento. transit officials say the driver of the suv must have been tired of waiting. the crossing bars were down for a while because three trains were passing one after the other. the driver drove around another

car, then around the bars. the oncoming train hit the car two adults and a baby were killed. a fourth person is in the hospital. transit officials admit visibility at the intersection is limited. >> at least ten companies are hiring in the bay area and we can connect you to them tomorrow. the job journal are sponsoring a hire event tomorrow from noon to 4:00 p.m. at the hill top garden in emeryville. you can get more information by going to abc 7 news.com/jobs. >> joe sell tee park officials are considering drastically limiting the number of people allowed to climb on the most iconic mountain. the department released a report for options on the future of the half dome trail. 12 hun hundred people use the route daily in an effort to create better balance between public access and preservation,

the park is considering allowing # hundred people a day in 2013. the public has until march 15th to weigh in on the options. >> there's a chance of some rain in the work week ahead. finally. taking a look outside, it's the owned of another beautiful day in the bay. leigh glaser well will tell us when and where showers will be returning. >> the super bowl ads in this year, expect some changes. we have the first look coming up. >> get ready for the oscars. on oscar.com previc the winner and go back stage during the academy awards show which is on sunday, february 26th, right here

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>> we are a week out from the super bowl and this year the ad are more expensive than before. >> some are getting interactive. here's a preview. >> do your trick and i'll give

you a dorito. >> for many of us, the space between football is for commercials-this is some of what we'll see. >> you want me to go to new york? >> more than 46 million. >> it will be a record year of spending. >> everytime you say dorito, he turns into a bird. >> a quarter billion dollars. >> watch this. >> ferris buehler is back but we're not sure how. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? >> and there will be something different this year. many commercials will be longer. take volkswagen, the stole the show with the miniature darth vader. well, the star wars theme continues with the bart -- the bark side. dogs barking the star wars theme for a minute.

there's even a, for -- forgive the pun, chewbacca. >> 70ed ads out there struggling for attention. so the longer ads tend to give you more opportunity to ratchet up the engame with an odd -- audience. >> new this year, interactive ads. the bears are going to be plugged into what is happening on the field. >> they're going to reflect some of the stuff happening live in the game. it's a unique approach to advertising and hopefully will come off without a hitch. >> many will give you ways to use your phone to get more info, butting but like this phone. >> this phone will give me anything we want. give me more doritos. >> give me three hot wild girls. >> sending three rottweilers. >> no, no, no, jive only the game is as good as the ad, david curl yes, abc news, washington.

>> ferris buehler targeting the 80s. >> i love the dog, the chewbacca dog. >> all right. let's check in with weather. leigh glaser is standing by. >> leigh: another terrific day. temperatures came down a few degrees. not so many 70s today but mid-to-upper of 60s, nice setting sun shots from one of our caps looking towards the bay bridge. clouds starting to move in. we talked about this yesterday. increasing clouds, let me show you where it's coming from. a cold front to the north. these clouds are sagging over the bay area. some rain developing along the frontal edge and there's a possible that some of this may sneak in, mainly in the north bay overnight tonight. live doppler 7 hd picking up moderate rain. crescent city towards the eureka area, and here locally we're picking up a little bit of moisture as we sweep across live

right now. so it will take some time that we may see a little bit of activity as this cold front brushes to the north of us. temperatures right now, we're coming down. the clouds are moving in. 59, san rafael. 60, san francisco, half moon bay, high there today of 66. right now you're at 57. 52 san jose and livermore. here's the highlights. cloudy overnight. chance of showers in the north bay. for the rest of us we'll look for colder temperatures, cooler temperatures on monday and tuesday, and after that, folks, get ready for above normal temperatures. some locations by the end of the week back up into the 70s. here's a look at the forecast. our timing. 11:00 tonight, the clouds move in and you can see just that leading edge of showers start to move towards the south. by 2:00 a.m., very close to our reek cashing heading down into the santa rosa area. this is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as it advances south it just doesn't have a lot of support and just starts to fall apart.

we'll have the clouds, maybe a sprinkle or two or a light shower, mainly in the north bay. then after that this system falls apart as it moves south. we'll clean the clouds over the bay area tomorrow behind us, northwesterly wind component, so temperatures will be somewhat cooler. as the clouds keep us warmer, near 40 for napa tonight. 46, san francisco. 40 livermore. san jose, overcast conditions as well. 42 degrees. here's a look at your highs tomorrow with the passages, the northwesterly winds really starting to kick in, so temperatures come down. santa rosa, 62. 58 for san francisco. half moon bay, 58. 63 for livermore. antioch, you'll manage 62. 59 for monterey, and 63 for watsonville. the seven-day forecast. tuesday, cool day, wednesday, slightly warmer. ground hog day on thursday. question mark. but we know the answer to that. and then friday, saturday,

sunday, above normal temperatures, no rain in our forecast. except four a chance tonight, and temperatures only back up into the 70s. >> shu, you were up late watching tennis? >> i was for two hours and that was the first set. you have to watch the men's final of the australian open. one of the most compelling sporting events this season as djokovic and nadal staged a five-set

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>> mike: it was an instant classic. men's final, australian open, djokovic and nadal in the longest grand slam final in

professional history. five hours, 53 minutes. a good thing these guys were sitting early. they were going to need every ounce of energy for this one. first set, djokovic runs it down. nadal answers with a forehand. then the overhead smash. rafa takes the set. fourth set, a tiebreaker. djokovic hits it out. tied at two apiece. this set, rafa has djokovic where he wants him. nadal knows he let it get away. djokovic breaks. tied at four. anyone tired? how about a 31-shot rally, and djokovic finally hits it, but there's more to go. djokovic for the match. a nadal can't go after the forehand. djokovic celebrates, third straight major title. unbelievable match. the joker wins the australian open in five sets. >> rafa, you're one of the best players ever, one of the most respected guys on the tour.

we made history tonight, and unfortunately there couldn't be two winners tonight. >> mike: what a match. after a three year hiatus a's brought back the fanfest to the oakland coliseum. the owner thought maybe the fans care. a great chance to rub shoulders with your players, get autographs, take pictures and get in the mood for baseball. it's been tough lately to be an a's fan. the team trade away most top players but they say they'll still compete. >> we're not giving up. we're not trying to reduce payroll just to put money in our pockets. re aren't getting rid of players to save money. we're getting rid of -- we're moving players so we can sometimes get four players for one. i can see the fans feeling, cahill and so on are not here. but each of those moves were

made hopefully to at least equal or better the team. in fact, better the team for the plan that we have. so, i don't know what else to tell you, except come to a few games and see how we do. >> mike: tiger woods tied for the lead in the final round of the abu dhabi golf championship. finished in a tie for third. english moan englishman holds off rory mcilroy to win the tournament. >> the nhl all-star game, a classic. datsyuk to -- how about the sharks couture, puts it on net. thomas lets it go. team charlotte beats team alfredsson, 12-9. >> winner x games in athens. shawne white, looked goo in the

qualifier. white the top qualifier and we'll show you the flying tomato going for the gold tonight at 11:00. >> and the patriots have arrived in indianapolis for super bowl xlvi. we'll hear from tom brady at 6:00. let the hype begin. >> all right. coming up, this big guy's mom is the wonder woman of labor. >> her huge accomplish

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>> his top this, an iowa womaning breathing a big sigh of relief. >> you would, too, if you gave birth to a 1 pound 12-ounce baby boy. >> he came into the world yesterday, nine days overdue but he is healthy as a horse. >> his mom had a natural birth no surgery, no drugs, not even an epidural. apparently large kids run in his family. >> yeah. after his brother, judah, was a 12-pounder at birth. >> they make them big in iowa. >> they certainly do congratulations to that family. >> corn-fed. that's it for us at 5:00. >> thank you for joining us. >> our next newscast is at captioned by closed captioning services inc.