>> good evening. >> 30 people are still homeless today after a fire in san francisco's bay view district. arson investigators are focusing on an abandon hold but have not determined what sparked the blaze. >> reporter: those investigators actually spent a lot of their day getting a lot of clues out 0 that blue house. that's where firefighters say this fire started, and neighbors tell us it's a house that been abandoned for quite a few years. the neighbors spent a lot of their day collecting clothes and other valuables because all four homes in this row are now

offlimits. >> maria and her family are among the 30 people who are disdisplayed by the fire. [speaking in foreign language] >> she tells me she had her plastic bags ready to go into her home to collect clothes because all she has is what she is wearing. i talked to her on saturday night. when the fire was raging. >> she said a neighbor came, slam, slam, slamming on her door to tell them about the fire and everyone got out safely. she lives in one of the four homes that were damaged by the fire but the home next to hers is gutted. it's been abandoned for years and locals say the property has raised concerns in the neighborhood. >> probably got people there living there illegally. i've been around the back of the building. you can see from the alley there, was somebody living there recently. >> a yard is crammed and includes a trailer that has been recently used.

prior crews -- fire crews said the blaze started at the abandoned home and investigators found evidence in the backyard. >> it's still under investigation. >> reporter: and when we first arrived here last night, we were told that neighbors may have seen someone running from the house where the fire started. this afternoon, police investigators were here. they were in the neighborhood asking people if they had any further details on anyone that might have been running from the house. coming up at 6:00, we'll have further details and also concerns neighbors have long had about this abandoned house. >> a sausolito family is safe after their rv caught fire with them inside of it. this is all that's left of the motorhome. the owner says the fire started after he decided to take his

kids for a ride this morning. >> i started the motor, and it hadn't started in a month and a half so i had to give it a few pumps. noticees some smoke coming out. saw open flames, and got the kids out, grabbed the fire extinguisher and tried to put it out and was unsuccessful. then i opened the hood and there were more flames. >> fire crews put out the blaze quickly but the rv is a total loss and a car nearby was damaged. he said he is just happy this two kids and dog escaped unharmed. >> 51-year-old man was hit and may have been run over by a suspect's car. investigates say officers saw several cars driving away and found the victim dead. they say his injuries were so severe it would most likely take an autopsy to confirm how he died. >> a quick response by pg&e

crews put a stop to a gas leak in san francisco today. just before 2:30, construction worker severed a one-inch gas line on geary near hyde street. pg&e immediately capped the line. a fire official says the construction worker is not to blame because san francisco is an old city with hundreds of unmarked gaslines. the tornadoes that struck the heartland have claimed another life, pushing the death toll to 39. a toddler found in a field passed away. and to make things worse, it's snowing out there tonight. scott goldberg reports from henryville, indiana. >> reporter: the warnings came well before, and in henryville cameras were ready but there was no way to predict an ef4. the second most powerful kind of tornado on a scale of five, with winds as fast as

175-miles-an-hour. >> we just had a huge tornado come through. it made most buildings look like this by bombs. >> is takes you a second to kind of look at it and then feel what those people had to go through. >> we want to encourage folks to come to our shelters. get a warm meal. gate cup of coffee. sit down, take a rest. >> in west liberty kentucky, they don't know how many people are missing. officials are asking everybody who survived to sign in a registry. >> i have my dispawr -- my daughter and my grandchildren. it was pretty tense. >> reporter: nearly 100 of the twisters were part of the system coming at the very beginning of what is considered tornado season. perhaps the most remarkable story in the aftermath is angel babcock, the 20-month-old survived in indiana when someone found her in the field but the rest of her immediate family

died. >> it's very hard to imagine that what happened to all of them. >> sadly, angel did not make it. doctors removed her from life support. ishing tonight in these towns where tens of thousands of people lost power, a cold front is moving in, likely bringing snow and freezing temperature. mother nature threatening to add insult to missionary. >> simone perris scheduled to arrived in the pay 'er this weekend. he will be in temple emanuel in san francisco on tuesday. signs warping of parking restrictions in the neighborhood have already popped up. but most of his trip will be in the silicon valley. during the week he is meeting with the heads of facebook, google, ibm and cisco. they want to expand or open new facilities in israel. the first time a sitting president of israel will vest the bay area. peres was in washington, dc

today for the american-israel public affairs committee's policy conference. president obama delivered a speech, appealing to a crowd of pro israel lobbyists. >> a nuclear armed iran is completely counter to israel's security interests but it's also counter the national security interests of the united states. >> sternly warning iran not to test the united states' resolve and defended his record of rallying to the side of israel. >> thousands of protesters of edition sending on sacramento and plan to take off the capitol tomorrow. they're rallying against rising tuition fees and student debt. a full day of occupations are planned, including a mass march and rally at the state capital building in the morning.

followed by a general assembly, nonviolent direct action training, and a rally in the evening. it marks the end of a 99-mile march. >> jury selection is expected tomorrow in the trial of sheriff mark macrim my. he allegedly grabbed and bruised the arm of his wife. this week an appeals court will hear arguments whether controversial videotape showing the bruises will be shown to jurors. she claimed she thought everything who told her neighbor was confidential because her neighbor is a lawyer. venezuelan president hugo chavez reveals he had another cancerous tumor removed. league leaping i'm leak. another terrific springlike day across the bay area. oakland, 72. san jose, 7 3. san francisco right now, 65.

enjoy the numbers bus a big drop in temperatures is expected tomorrow. the forecast is coming

>> t minus two days in the super tuesday when ten states hold their primary. romney won the washington state caucuses yesterday with 38%. here's david curley in washington, dc. >> get out and vote on tuesday. thank you so much. >> escapes seems like the candidates are moving quicker, they have a lot of ground to cover and not a lot of time left to super tuesday, when voters in ten states go to the polls.

more delegates delivered in one night than in the entire campaign. what's a candidate to do with two days? lots of talking -- >> i will never apologize for the greatness of this country. >> and lots of traveling. ron paul thinks he is strong out west. in alaska and idaho. newt gingrich ahead in georgia, is actually at his virginia home today, and will then bounce into tennessee. romney hits newt's territory, georgia, tennessee, and then ohio. for santorum, tennessee, oklahoma, and then ohio. ohio, that is the big prize. it's a swing state where romney do -- >> if got a nod from the people of ohio that would send a big statement. >> santorum has a problem in ohio. he didn't complete all the paperwork and is at risk of being ineligible for more than a quarter of the delegates. romney's campaign pounced. >> you got basic organizational tasks that you're going to have to have to battle president

obama. is a test of rick santorum and his campaign has flunked. >> snore santorum, did you flunk. >> if that's the only thing they find wrong, we're in pretty good shape. >> then there's the mad dash to supertuesday. >> hugh go chavez, venezuelan president, said a new tumor removed last month was cancerous. the 57-year-old made his first television appearance since having the surgery nine days ago. he held up a newspaper to -- he says the new tumor was taken out of the same pelvic region where the same tumor was removed months ago. he will undergo radiation treatment. >> the last house in a big

eyeland subdivision is consumed by lava. >> another outstanding day in the bay area, but rain is in the forecast. leigh glaser has the forecast.

>> in hawaii, the last remaining home in a subtelevision on the big island has been swallowed up by a fast-moving lava flow from the kilauea volcano. the owner return and all that was removed was a tin roof. 30 years ago there were 75 homes in the subdivision prior to the start of the eruptions. >> wow. >> that is incredible. >> hope you all were out there enjoying this incredible weather. >> a lot of people walking their doings. leigh, it's just so nice.

>> leigh: seal beach in san francisco, packed. no square to spare. so a beautiful shot here. you can see clear blue sky. wonderful visibility. in fact this is from our high definition sutro cram, and speaking of just off beautiful it was today, temperature-wise these were the highs. 73 in cloverdale, 77 was the high in santa rosa. san francisco 70. 72 in antioch and concord and livermore, but check out santa cruz today. made it up to 83 degrees. not a record but very close. here's a look at the highlights. -- actually current readings, 65 in san francisco. half moon bay, 65. 72 in antioch. 73 in san jose. after such a delightful springlike weekend forecast, things are going to start to change for us tomorrow. we'll notice some passing clouds overnight, maybe a little bit of fog developing near the coast.

it will be a much cooler and breezier day for our monday, and then we're going introduce a chance of showers overnight. monday night, into early tuesday morning. closeup satellite, high pressure still in control but you'll notice it is starting to weaken, pushing off temperatures the east, and that's allowing clouds to venture by, and so the high clouds will move in temperatures, 38 for napa, the rest of news the mid-to-upper 40s. san francisco, 46. and 40 for livermore. tomorrow, this this storm system. high pressure weakening, and the tail end of the cold front swings by overnight, monday night, early tuesday morning. i do not think it will effect that tuesday morning commute. we will notice a massive temperature drop as we head into monday and tuesday. here's a look at the forecast. and it at 11:00 tonight, clear skies.

overnight, a little cloudiness moving in, and then really, folks, tomorrow night, 10:00 tomorrow evening, when some light bands of rain move into the north bay, you could ia, santa rose and, while you sleep tomorrow night, tuesday morning, 2:00 a.m., when these light showers start to move through. san francisco, livermore, and then just in final for the 5:00, 6:00, morning commute, it's out of here. tuesday, the winds will start to pick up. going to keep the chill in the air monday and tuesday. so, highs tomorrow, down as much as ten degrees in some locations, 63 for san rafael. mid-to-upper 60s in liver moore and antioch. no 70s tomorrow. , and also watsonville, 67 and of the in hollister. the feign-day forecast. a lot going on this week. showers overnight. monday night and tuesday morning. it will be a windy, blustery, cool, raw day on tuesday,

prepare for that. temperatures in the 50s. warmer thursday, friday, and next weekend, on sunday, when we spring forward. it's time to return to daylight saving time. so, sunday night before you go to bed, be sure and move your clock ahead one hour. we'll remind you all week. >> the as imported a special player. he arrived today. >> mike: all the way from cuba. they got good news as joan is in session -- cespedes arrives.

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>> mike: big game sunday on the farm where stanford ends the regular season with an upset of cal, costing them a share of the pac-12 title. senior day at maple and the cardinal came out on fire. randall from the wings. he had 17. zimmerman from downtown. 26-12 cardinal. cal answers with a 13-2 run. crabbe with the triple. now cal down five. bears within three. cal gets it back. great chance to move closer. crabbe turned it over. still down three with 42 second left. the, my cal can't get the rebound. cardinal never trailed. cal will be the two seed on wednesday. to the nba. "linsanity" against rondo mania.

knicks take the lead. paul pierce, the three. the 4.9 seconds left. 346789 we good to overtime, and the star of the game takes over, rajon rondo. behind the back. 18 points, 17 rebounds. plenty assists. celtics with temporary "linsanity", winning 115-111. lakers hosting miami, dwayne wade broke kobe's nose at the all-star graham. kobe wearing the mask, said it felt like a sauna. it was kobe, leading the lakers to a 93-83 victory. a's fans have been waiting for weeks and today 26-year-old cuban outfielder yoenis session bed -- session -- cespedes arrived. he and manny ramirez, who the a's are hoping will be his

mentor, hook up right and started talking hitting. >> when he was in cuba, he had an opportunity to see him once. it's an honor for him to be on the same team with manny. >> most players usually aren't available to us, and he is pretty unique. >> well, cespedes was get all the attention, the a's took on the cubs. a grand slam, a's with the victory. >> johnsons action -- giants in action. they tied milwaukee 1-1. >> we had a passing of the torch in florida at the honda classic. tiger fires a final round 62 and waits in the clubhouse for rory mcilroy to fall ter. woods ended the day on a tear. look at this approach. doesn't get much better than

that. six feet away. drops back for an eagle after the lowest round of his career. mcilroy in trouble on the par-4 14th. third shot from the stuff. just beautiful. rolls it to four feet and saves par. on the par-3 15th, needs a seven footer to save par. got it. now to 18. rory for the win. the second youngest player named number one in the world, win big two strokes with a 1-under 69. denny hamlin wins the subway 500 in phoenix. warriors, a wrap at six, and is this a chevy volt? [ stu ] yeah. it's electric. i don't think so. it's got a gas tank right here. electric tank, right over here. an electric tank? really, stu? is that what you pour the electricity in? it's actually both, guys. i can plug in and go 35 miles gas free,

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>> coming up in half hour at 6:00, a san francisco rock legend has died. we look back at the life of ronnie montrose. why you could be reaching for your phone the next time you get pulled over by the chp. >> the popular oreo cookie turns 100 years old. on tuesday, krafts food is planning to celebrate in seven u.s. cities with flash mob birthday parties and with people dressed like birthday candles. the firs cookies were put together on march 6, 1912, by nabiscn