>> terry: in the news this saturday morning, a string of taco truck robberies in oakland leaving mobile busy owners scrambling for protection. four fremont families are evacuated from their homes after water gushes from the hetch-hetchy water system. >> lisa: a little hazy, not much in the way of fog. 47 in san francisco. >> terry: i'm terry mcsweeney. more than a hundred bay area food truck operators plan to hold a meeting next week to figure out a way to protect themselves from robbers. tomas ramon shows us surveillance footage of thursday's attempt that turned into a gunfight. >> reporter: this is video from a nearby camera. in the foreground, 33-year-old is sweeping up the parking lot

with a family rubbing has done busy for 12 years. two men come into view. one with his arm extended is sean morris of oakland, accompanied by a 17-year-old. police say morris says give me what you got. he was shot once in the leg and returns fire. amazing both men have non-threatening wounds. >> we're not going to take this anymore. >> reporter: shelly is rising entrepreneurs. she says she doesn't condone vendors shooting back but they are being terrified being easy marks for bandits. >> they feel terrorized. >> many vendors fear this confrontation and some like arming themselves to be able to

fight back. >> he stood up. >> others are arming themselves with cameras. they wanted to be able to identify who robs them. he has mounted cameras after being robbed at gunpoint three times. he only speaks spanish. >> one time a man pistol bhipd my employee. >> let's work together to get cameras and allow them to get them in the trucks and the carts. let's work together to possibly get armed security for all of the trucks that work later. >> reporter: garza will hold an emergency meeting of all the vendors sometime next week. they hope to work out some kind of defense plan. >> terry: more violence to tell but in oakland. last night four people were wounded near international boulevard and 46th avenue.

that shooting came after a man was shot around 3:30 in the afternoon. it appears that victim was hit by several bullets. someone opened fire on a minivan and wounded two people at macarthur boulevard and hyde street. no arrests have been made so far in any of these shootings. >> four fremont homes remain evacuated this morning after water gushed from the hetch-hetchy pipeline system near 680. fremont fire spokesman tells us that a pipe valve was left open allowing water to shoot out. when the pipeline was put back into service the water flowed into at least six properties in the warm springs area. nobody was injured. the water was shot shut off about 30 minutes after the fire trucks arrived. fremont fire tells us the damage is mostly in garages and yards but it may have seeped into some homes. a bay area medical drama is playing out involving an

undocumented immigrant that need a kidney transplant. he claims a san francisco hospital has refused to perform life saving operations. >> reporter: 35-year-old oakland resident spent nine hours a day hooked up to his home dialysis machine. what he needs is a kidney. after being on the transplant list at ucsf for several years hearing finally reached the top of the list only to be told. >> that he couldn't get treatment because of his he is illegal. >> reporter: they can't comment on the case because of privacy laws but explains in a statement. ucsf does not reject potential transplant patients because immigration status. we are vigilant about ensuring the few available organs are

transplanted into patients with best opportunities for long term care and survival. >> that time we went there, he had a job and they didn't know. >> navarro recently lost his job with pacific steel when it was audited by customs enforcement. he still has insurance for now. it won't last. so an organization called just cause started a petition. >> they should have done it. there was no reason to do it. now, he is still covered no individuals have come out. >> several organizations are also on board. >> there are several organizations. >> in the meantime, he will continue his dial dialysis and hopes ucsf will give him a kidney. >> a judge has denied an emergency order that would have

allowed san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi to see his young son. mirkarimi asked a family court judge to grant him visitation rights. he has not been allowed to spend time with his wife or two-year-old son since charged with domestic violence and child endangerment last month. the incident allegedly happened on new year's eve. the judge would not give mirkarimi immediate access to his family. the sheriff made this statement as he left court. >> i know -- i miss my son terribly and he misses me. i have to go. >> terry: his wife says he is favor of letting him see his son. the trial is set for february 2 22nd. >> we're getting a look at this morning at occupy protestors. a judge has ordered to stay away from city hall. stay away orders come after protestors broke in city hall and vandalized the building last

saturday. they requested the order because several protestors keep getting cited again and nothing seems to happen to them. the people that judge has issued the stair away orders and you see the names beneath their pictures. they have been charged with various crimes. they could be arrested again if they violate the order that tells them to stay away from the city hall unlessthey have official big there. the los angeles dodgers trying to get a lawsuit thrown out of court. they stow is the paramedic who lapse in order a coma after being beaten opening day in the parking lot. stow cannot prove an connection between there and his beating. he was hospitalized until october until he was moved to a rehab center. >> coming up next, the nation's leading breast cancer charity

does an about-face the decision to restore funding to planned parenthood and a lifelong to struggle to stay in n

>> terry: susan g.komern foundation did an about-face after days of criticism from people that had been supporters. to give planned parent mood hood money for breast exams but the change of heart may not alter the political fallout. >> bay area spokesperson is excited. now that the susan g. komen foundation reversed the decision to cut off funding to parenthood chapters around the country. >> we're thrilled about this decision, a key piece of what

they do is breast cancer screening. >> we've never been asked to fund planned parenthood. >> the execute director says they don't provide funding to planned parenthood in the bay area. >> we are not directly effected by the alleged policy was. >> reporter: earlier this week the national komen foundation created a firestorm saying that it would no longer donate money to planned parenthood. >> it's been a very rough few days. >> bay area komen board vice president says the local chapter just cutting planned parenthood from the beginning. >> it's been taken over by this. i think our reputation has been damaged. >> besides hundreds of angry calls, at least one organization has decided to give its $2800 donation to another nonprofit.

>> are you going to change your mind? >> no, not this time. it's too late, too little. we don't want it to be connected with any kind of a political affiliation or any kind of political issue. >> reporter: komen foundation could not put on dollar amount on this lost so far. no major donors or sponsors have pulled out. >> terry: you can read the statement by the komen foundation at abc7news.com. it is under see it on tv. hundreds of homeowners are heading to daly city cow palace which could be their last chance to avoid foreclosure. people begin lining up at midnight for the event. it's the naca offers mortgages as low as 2%. many can qualify for other

modifications to their reports. >> the result was great. they were able to cut our mortgage almost in half. we're happy. we can keep our house. >> so when you meet with a lender, we have a negotiator there side by side with the borrower to make shure the deal gets done. >> terry: more than half that attended received some sort of help. the save the dream event continues through monday. it goes from 8 a.m., 8 p.m. all those days. register and find out what documents you need bring at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >> hundreds of flights in and out of denver because of blizzard conditions. snow has been filing up so fast crews can't keep up. >> reporter: its monster storm that keeps on giving. >> we can ko plow it if it was snow but the wind it comes back.

>> reporter: as crews worked through the night to clear the mess caused by the single heaviest snowstorm for denver in hundred years. >> visibility is zero, roads are very icy. >> reporter: after pounding colorado with up to five feet in some areas. nebraska, in parts of kansas is bracing for impact. >> this is horrible. just going down the highway at 35 miles an hour. >> reporter: as snowplows try to keep up. >> they are not essentially equipped to run a foot of snow on the road. so we always have the risk of getting stuck. >> in the rocky mountains new avalanche warnings and an avalanche of cancelled flights. more than 600. at times was even tough to catch a bus.

by tonight the system that brought denver all this snow is headed east. omaha could get nine inches and de moines 8 inches of snow. >> terry: lisa argen joins us now, in sierra no inches of snow i'm thinking. >> lisa: but by monday night into tuesday, we could get rain and we could see snow. we are looking a dry weekend. emeryville looking nice and sunny. numbers in the mid 40s and low 30s in the north bay. no spare-the-air day but we could. air quality isn't great. we've had 15 this winter. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend next. >> terry: i'm going to demand those snow accumulations in the lisa. and superstition new york giants fly in their favorite food. tom brady versus eli manning next in sports.

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we've got a live picture of the santa cruz beach, i got is a to say it's going to be a beautiful day down there. it will be sunburn weather. i want to say a moment ago, i'm hoping it will come back. we had a spider crawl across the lens and he is not coming back. it's a brown fiddle backer. john says as the brown fiddle backer but you can't see. if it comes back we may interrupt weather to see the santa cruz camera. [ laughter ] >> but it was very exciting a moment ago. gorgeous shot. >> lisa: was there. >> you need the sun block today. we are looking at another beautiful day with temperatures above normal. we're liking it. we have to with more sun in the

sierra, ten degrees in truckee. tahoe is at 14. they are hard at work making snow. mother nature should be helping out on tuesday bringing some snow not tot sierra nevada. bay area, rain, fog in hayward. this is emeryville. i are looking at sunny conditions and dewpoints just about the same as the temperature in parts of our east bay. that is why we're looking at some visibility down to 3 miles or so from livermore to hayward and another nice day today with numbers above average. 45 in oakland. 39 in napa. numbers continue to drop they have the past few hours. santa rosa dropping to 33 degrees. 37 in redwood city. chilly with a little bit of fog. mild again this afternoon. cooler monday into tuesday looking at pretty good rain headed our way.

satellite picture, water vapor vapor we have a huge ridge off the coast to the east of us. that is allowing for those offshore winds. not much in the way of fog. but visibility will be i am improving. air quality is moderate. this weather system is on the move. we will look for the weekend to stay dry and mild. by monday, some high clouds, cooler temperatures, this is 7:00 monday night into 9:00 monday night. the rain begins to move onshore. by midnight, moderate rain in the north bay. by 3:00 in the morning, looks like santa cruz. hopefully we'll see a good dose of rain heading our way. these things do change and we'll keep and monitor it for you. >> central valley low 60s. low 70s in los angeles.

redwood city and palo alto 65. san francisco coming in five degrees above normal, 63 there. in the north bay, winds keeping it sunny at seven son beach, 61. bodega bay, 60. near east bay for 60s in castro valley. out over the hills, 65 in danville. monterey bay, it will be 68 there. for spider and friends down in santa cruz, 67. in terms of our friend, i'm sure. hopefully we'll get the rain and mountain snow. if we can get one day. >> terry: we've got our i've on the lens on the spider if he comes back. >> and giants fans will be out for the annual fan fest and hype

continues to build with superbowl one day away. here is larry beil. good morning, last time giants won the superbowl, but yesterday they had 12 pies flown in part of their preparation. if you go back a couple months ago, last people tom would be preparing for unemployment. they were 7-7 and did not do good. five straight wins and upsets with the packers and 49ers en route on sunday. >> we got our backs to the wall players performed very well under that circumstance. our quarterback has been very cool customer and has done very well late in the fourth quarter of many games this year and put us in a position where we might win.

>> brady rings speak for themselves. he has a shot of winning his fourth superbowl. >> there is no quarterback rather than tom brady. it's been a privilege me to coach him during miss career with the new england patriots. to put it in an historical perspective we'll leave it to another time. >> football season is almost over. giants will hold fan fest at at&t park 10:00 to 3:00. giants met the media. all eyes on buster possi who still hasn't spoken to scott cousins. >> cousins and he possi gets clobbered. >> it's not better to talk about some things. let the past be the past.

keep looking forward to get better. >> possi is getting better. he believes the peaks and valleys of his ankle rehabilitation is behind him and buster expects to be ready for spring training. >> to be mentally and physically but just playing the game. getting it back. i'm looking forward to that. he is looking forward to competing. that will be the best thing, getting back into action. brian wilson ended the 2011 decision with an inflamed elbow. he says he is hundred percent healthy and offered the first prediction for 2012. >> we are we'll be good in this season which means the giants win. >> if he is correct, tim lincecum will be the winning picture of record. he can go into the game with a clear mind, no arbitration after

signing a two-year, $40 million deal. >> actually, i signed the piece of paper like 35, 40 minutes ago. that way no more thinking about it what happened or what fans are wondering. it's done. let's move on from here. >> jerry rice as you have never seen him before. and jerry mcgwire on late night with jimmy falon. >> i love you. you complete me. get set up. >> you had me at my low. >> oh, my! gone is a less with a

performance that will never be forgotten. that is wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 with all the highlights. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30 a warning to east bay commuters, the bay bridge closure is only a couple weeks away. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. public employee unions help get governor brown elected but find out what the governor did to consolidate that relationship. ic it's such a tough...

yeah. the spectrum is from lg. and the r2 unit is from... from naboo. naboo. yeah. the spectrum's got a 4.5" screen, fits nicely in your hand. r2-d2 needs a starfighter. starfighter ? that's like a million dollars in gas. yeah, it's pricey. it's got verizon's 4g lte for lightspeed downloads and a true hd screen to watch movies. i'm going to go with the... it's a good choice. ... phone. the lg spectrum powered by verizon 4g lte, for true hd mobile entertainment. >> terry: i'm terry mcsweeney. >> president obama is pressing for his plan to help homeowners to refinance mortgages. this plan would offer more than ten million homeowners a chance

to save $3,000 a year by refinancing at today's lower rate. a fee charged from the country's largest lenders won't add to the deficit. >> i want to make it clear it won't help folks that bought multiple houses to turn around and sell them. but this plan will do to help millions of responsible homeowners who make their payments every month but who until now couldn't refinance because their home values kept dropping. >> terry: admits his plan to refinance a couple years ago did not help as many families as he hoped. middle-class americans shouldn't have to wait for the housing market to fully recover to get mortgage help. >> when the governor released his pension reform plan he stirred up a political hornet's nest. some of his strongest allies are

outraged. nannette miranda reports they are threatening to throw the rest of his budget plan into cooz. >> reporter: it comes in bill form is getting a human thumbs down from public employee unions. it asks current employees to contribute more and calls for a hybrid retirement for new hires, especially including a 401-k. >> the things he is proposing bad for the taxpayers and bad for employees that are affected and it takes money to securely investors and turns it over to wall street. >> unification won't bad mouth the governor they help get elect but privately some are thinking about not supporting his tax initiative. they will be discussing the possibility over the days and weeks. >> it's kind of like i'm going kick my ball home.

>> the package is start to fixing the state budget. >> if it were enacted exactly as proposed, it would be monument change. >> reporter: he has lined up a broad coalition of support from health care and oil industries and even indian tribes. >> if we take a loss, so what. >> pension changes are a strategic move to win voters over on small tax increase and income tax hike on wage earners. >> he is trying to reach a bargain with the voters by saying look, i'm asking you to raise your sales taxes. everybody in the state pays that. in exchange i will do some cutting of these public employees pensions. >> reporter: the unions especially don't like some of the pension changes will be read

in the state constitution essentially taking away collective bargaining ability. a new san jose study commissioned by the mayor says the police and fire departments are overstaffed and inefficient despite recent cuts. "mercury news" has details on the i.b.m. efficiency analysis. crime has fallen in san jose since 1980 and suggests to cut 300 to 400 police jobs. and hiring a private ambulance company. the mayor plans to review the findings before making recommendations to the city council. san jose's police and fire union are blasting the report. police union president calls it, quote, unsane. if you drive the bay bridge, major disruption in two weeks. caltrans is shutting down the upper deck as part of the construction of the new span.

trance important it is heather ishimaru explains the plan. >> reporter: the message signs are on, warning motorists westbound bay bridge will be closed all day presidents' day weekend. westbound closure will be from 8:00 friday night february 17th to 5:00 a.m. tuesday. 21. it's allow them to build a detour between the metering lights and the bridge. it shows the detour that will be in place until the new span opens next year. >> this is going to shift the westbound traffic approaching the bay bridge a little bit to the south just to clear enough room for work to be done on a segment of new bay bridge known as the oakland touchdown. >> there is a construction activity just east of the toll plaza. that work is unrelated to the detour or the bridge, rather it's unglamorous parking lot upgrade to go with the toll

administration and maintenance buildings. like the bridge project they are replacing the original structures from the 1930s. >> these new buildings down into the terra firma and the old buildings need ton replaced. >> bart and the ferries will be running extra services and expect delays on alternate driving routes. >> as we get closer to february 17th, i encourage everybody to go to 511.org and look at alternative. >> there is major concern, the weather. the work is contingent on dry weather, if it rains it will be postponed. >> terry: you'll be able to get realtime updates on the bridge closing with abc7's ways act. you can become a traffic

spotter. you be download waze app and find informational how this cool traffic cool works. >> superbowl weekend means baseball season is just around the corner. some 20,000 fans are expected at&t park today. it is fan fest day at the ballpark from 10:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. last year, 40,000 fans waited for hours to get into the packed house following the giants 2010 world series championship. brian wilson and tim lincecum as well as freddy sanchez is scheduled for the event. also this morning, individual tickets for the 2012 season go on sale at 8:00 at the box office as well as online. you can get them online, go to the ballpark, it will be nice one. >> we're hoping for rain but at least for today, sunny and mild. 63 across the bay. 66, this is mount tam and looking at haze.

a little fog in our east bay valleys. we do have some rain in the seven-day outlook. >> terry: also ahead, a controversial bear hunt on the nevada side of lake tahoe. raging debate over allowing it again. get ready for oscar sunday, predict the winners and go back to the show. log on the rest at exclusive site at oscar.com.

welcome back, 8:39 this saturday morning, boy, nice and clear. mostly sunny skies right now and i'm thinking it's going stay that way. we'll get more. definitive answer from lisa argen. no more speculation. facts will be coming up in a minute or two. year of the dragon is being celebrated in downtown redwood city and emcee is our own

kristen sze. held on courthouse can square on broadway. starts at 11:00 p.m. goes until 4:00 p.m. several events planning, lion dances, martial art demonstrations, acrobats, kids arts and crafts and lots and lots of food. i think she is going to participate in the liow dance and martial arts demonstration. i just made that part up. but she will be there and that is a fact. >> lisa: we're looking nice start of the day. a little fog, other than that the numbers are beginning to warm up. here is a look outside. notice there is a bit of haze and the air quality is about moderate today and tomorrow. we've got an offshore flow. that is helping to allow our temperatures once again to rise to above normal readings with numbers in the mid-60s, maybe upper 60s down by monterey bay.

chilly in santa rosa, 33. fog in fremont, hayward and livermore. upper 30s to low 40s. 45 in oakland, warm spot is san francisco with 42 in san jose. not much in the way of fog. we will look for mild afternoon today with more sunshine. cooler weather arrives on monday. overnight monday into tuesday. we're talking rain bringing sierra snow, as well. water vapor imagery shows a huge ridge of high pressure and jetstream sending storms up to canada. setup has remained the same. high pressure to the east and southwest of us and the flow around the high allowing for the offshore winds. this system will stay here for the time being. then it will cut off from the jetstream. that is going to bring us some rain. not today or not tomorrow and even on monday we stay dry but the ridge is stationary today begins to shift to the east. by monday, it will bring us

this. by 8:00 monday night, just beginning to see light rain overnight on monday. moderate rain santa cruz mountains and north bay and it should wind down through the morning hours on tuesday. as for today, not much change with mid-60s in the central valley. low 50s in the southern sierra with 43 in lake tahoe. 59 in vegas. 73 in palm springs with mid and upper 60s from cupertino to campbell. 67 in los gatos. mountain view coming in at 66 lots of sunshine and low 60s. san francisco coming in at 63 for fan fest. three to four degrees warmer the further you go into sonoma county. with the offshore flow we get downsloping winds so some of the warmest numbers hire. but near east bay, pretty nice as well with 66 in oakland. fremont fog is lifting and a

little bit of haze, niert nice mild afternoon. 65 castro valley in the mid-60s with dublin coming in at 66. brentwood, 62 degrees. some of the warmest numbers around watsonville and salinas, near 70. mid-60s again. accu-weather seven-day forecast calls for mid and upper 60s for today and tomorrow. if you have outdoor plans for the weekend, you'll probably like this. the snow is still making it in sierra nevada and help on tuesday. quickly back to dry and mild weather after that. >> terry: thanks a lot. the nevada wildlife commission votes today on the future of state's controversial bear hunt. lake tahoe is ground zero in the fight where most of the bears are. the hunt is not likely to end but in this morning's report. dan ashley shows a possible compromise. >> dan: hunt bears was illegal

in nevada. this wildlife video shows how they scare bears away from populated areas. but last august, they launched a bear hunt and allowed the use of dogs. it allows to shooting up to 20 bears but fewer were killed. >> we had 14 bears taken, nine males, five females. >> chris is with the nevada department of wildlife that caught 100 illegally baiting the bears. >> using apples. using bacon grease and also using an oil that would attract the bears. >> it has a huge public outcry. sam runs the bear league which helps tahoe residents with problem bears. she gets calls about hunters with guns. >> we had calls from people that were frightened, that were threatened. that were scared on the hiking trail. >> thoi shores is divided

between california and nevada. california has bear hunting for years but the range is huge. hunters tend to stay out of tahoe area. in nevada, most bears live in a small corner of the state right near tahoe. even though the nevada hunt is tiny compared to california. >> people in tahoe are very wildlife friendly. we live here because we want to live with the wildlife. >> dan: so nevada wildlife commission is considering a compromise. >> to maybe restrict the hunting in the tahoe basin to basically not have the hunting there. >> dan: one proposal calls for no hunting inside the tahoe rim trail. a group called no bear hunt nevada welcomes any limits on the hunt but say it should be farther from the lake. >> i think it's crazy. they are proposing the rim trail perform the boundary while 3

million people visit the basin and hike on the trail. the hunters use the trail and bears use the trail. it's a recipe for disaster. >> dan: they will consider it starting later in the year. >> that will eliminate the tourist traffic that culminates with the labor day weekend. >> dan: even with the restrictions, they call it cool but state officials stay they have solid science behind them. >> terry: that was dan ashley reporting. wildlife commission votes on it today. two sides can't even agree whether any bears were killed in the tahoe area because they don't agree on what the boundaries are. we have links to this at abc7news.com. don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >> if you confidential information is stolen, do you

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welcome back everybody. 8:49 on a saturday morning, we're looking out from mount sutro cam, looking out one of major tourist attractions of the bay area, alcatraz. a lot of locals haven't been out there. it's worth the trip. i found it very interesting out there. gorgeous day, whatever it is you are going to be doing. it's sunny and it is warm again today. so enjoy it. same tomorrow. have a great weekend. every year, millions of people have personal information stolen in a data breach. you have to wonder if someone is going to steal your entire identity. california has a new law. >> last time we saw him he just

received a frightening notice. health net insurance was missing several hard drives containing medical records including his. >> they got everything they know to be me. >> millions more americans have received notices. one million play station customers found out hackers got in their account. thousands of city students learned their banking information stolen. >> state senator a law requires a company to notify if you if they lose your data. now, the law got stronger. >> we want to know was it my bank account or credit card. >> until now companies were not required to tell you much about a computer breach only it happened and you were involved. now under the new law they must give you more facts, like what information was stolen. when it was stolen and how to contact credit bureaus in case

someone is stealing your identity. >> providing you more certainty to protect yourself. >> i think notification is a good first step. >> steve of mill valley is still worried. his wife's was stolen in information in a sutter data breach. she was too i will to appear on camera but he wishes the law was stronger. todd agrees. one year after his information went missing, he is still wondering if some crook is planning to pose as him. >> you are counting somebody to protect your stuff. >> he says these are common concerns. >> i've got the time and trouble and expense of closing down the account and opening up another one. shouldn't somebody be responsible for that. >> he says it took four years to enact the new protection 'so it's unlikely the law will change. health net notes it did provide todd and other customers for two

years of identity theft pro sex. senator said it did not offer identity protection because it didn't include financial records or social security numbers. >> so many people are relying on these identity theft monitoring services to protect them from identity theft. in fact, that is not what they do. >> she says identity protection services aren't secure anyway? >> they just notify you when certain information is on your credit report. >> she says it's better to monitor your own statements and hopes no one poses as you. >> you can be the safest person in the world but when the information is out there, it's throughout. >> so when your information is stolen, set up a fraud alert and alerting the three major credit bureaus. i have all the information at

abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side". >> terry: still to come a sneak peek at commercial that has will have you glued to your d

>> terry: superbowl almost here and that means we can expect flashy funny television commercials. don sanchez those commercials need to be memorable.

>> those there has been something. david beckham's underwear spot is likely to cause conversation. a guy asks for three hot wild girls and he gets three roll rulers. >> anything that is funny has to do well. >> auto industry has been rolling back. matthew broderick hits the road in a honda. overweight dog shapes up the last race in a volkswagen. there are 11 auto ads. >> i think people like to see and be entertained by it. so i think it's rewarded. >> she is associate of bell around partners that chris some

of the spots. this one is about vampires. they launched it on facebook as a game. now the commercial has had 7 million views and it hasn't aired yet. impact of social media has never been bigger. >> facebook is number one destination before the game, during the game and after the game. which assistant go. they are still going to but it goes up. >> they are tweeting and reacting to commercials. >> now it feels like, moving the social media leaving serious money on the table. >> the game is really secondary. the score should be superbowl ads 45 and the giants and patriots 41. >> one last check of the forecast. >> lisa: a little cool, 30s and 40s and valley fog but later on today. mid to upper 60s should do it for most neighborhoods. 65 in san jose.

san francisco 63. we're talking near 70 again down by the monterey bay. tomorrow, just about the same with numbers in the mid and upper 60s. few more clouds late monday. we're likely to see rain on tuesday. snow in the sierra and then back partly cloudy after that. >> terry: thanks so much for joining us. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news.com. have a fantastic day and enjoy views like that one. take care.