san francisco city hall lit up in honor of the 49ers. take on the packers tomorrow in green bay in the wild card playoff round. bound to be an historic game. one of the coldest in history. so cold, some are already calling it the arctic bowl. temperatures could drop below zero. it is going to feel more like 15 below. thank you for hank you for joining us. extremely cold, dense air, descending upon a wide area of the nation from the midwest to the east coast. tonight, the mercury is taking a dive into the danger zone with many places, bracing for subzero temperatures. here is abc news reporter, tai hernandez. >> reporter: a day of digging out. but it is just a brief reprieve

before the next double punch. another potentially heavy snowstorm, followed by a knockout arctic deep freeze. part of the midwest, dodged a bullet this week. won't be as lucky this time around. broadcasters are predicting subzero win chills and coldest weather in decade. the mercury expected to plunge in green bay where the packers and 49ers will play one of the coldest games in history. temperatures hovering around zero. it will feel more like 15. >> the roughly 80,000 fans brave enough to embrace the bitter cold. they will receive free hand warmers, coffee and chocolate. >> for thousand getting home from the holiday has been an unending nightmare. tens of thousand of delays, cancellations at airport across the country since the snow first started. hundred more canceled for sun day. the family left cancun to find their connecting flight to omaha canceled. >> we didn't know any of this was going on.

so -- we should have stayed. >> real danger with all the extreme weather. more than 16 people have diedre. doctors are stressing, be careful. tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> let's head to abc 7, meteorologist, lee glasser for a look at how the temperatures will fall overnight. >> live toppler 7, hd. pretty good site here on the moisture that is falling. minneapolis, points northward, clear skies. you can see a path of snow from wichita up to chicago. a mix, head into saint louis. all will be heading toward the ohio valley, and tennessee valley tomorrow. temperatures proogt n s right n. minus 15, fargo. chicago, 26. boston, 26. great falls, 2 degrees. you add the wind, minus 34 in fargo. green bay, minus 3.

only 14 degrees in chicago. here is a look at the forecast for that niner game tomorrow. folks, they have a wind chill warning, with wind chills expected 25, to 45 degrees. below zero there. expecting the northwest wind. gusts up to 30 miles an hour. kickoff time. temperature, 3 degrees. at halftime, a minus 4. very brutally cold wind chill. take a look at the weather forecast. rain in here coming up. >> thank you. we have been saying cold weather could turn the game into an ice bowl. later this hour a look at how fans are preparing for the game. our own mike schuman in green bay. coverage of the packers, and also bring you playoff edition of the view.r weekly one-on-one 49ers. one of thousand affected by delays. don't let the lack of lines fool you. a rough day to fly.

especially if you are coming or going to places hit hard by the snow and ice. at sfo, nine departures were canceled along with five arriving flights. oakland saw one arrival from dulles canceled. none reported at san jose. one passenger whose flight to o'hare airport was nixed, said they're stuck. >> trying to get back to chicago. kids go back to school monday. can't get a flight out till monday. >> all three bay area airports saw lengthy delays, sunny destinations, 30 minutes to three hours. the mother of a brain dead girl is holding on to hope tonight. move mily is working to move the 13-year-old out of children's hospital oakland. the clock is ticking. nick smith is live in the newsroom with more. nick? >> stayed in touch with the family and the attorney from the beginning. they're working 'round-the-clock to finalize the necessary steps

to move the girl from children's hospital. the 13-year-old's grandmother, told me, that she is responding to her touch. >> i said hi, she moved her legs and arms. heart is beating good. she is warm. looks beautiful. the best glow i have ever seen. >> you think she understands? >> yes, i do. i know she do. >> the family cleared a hurdle friday. the hospital and family reached an agreement to let a critical care team to transport her to a facility they say is interested in giving her the care sunny needs. and, her uncle said they're making progress. >> we are moving in the right direction. small victory. small victory. leading to the right direction. >> a county superior court jubljubldge ruled the children's hospital

can remove her from a ventilator. her family has not given up. vowing to place her in a facility that will continue her care. >> treat her like the human being. not like a deceased body. >> ape superior court judge owe cape eowe -- a superior court judge okayed the move. three outside doctors, deemed her brain dead. >> the family has not identified a transfer facility or critical care team. willing to move her. the next day, a ct scan, revealed 2/3 of her brain was swollen. on december 11th, she was declared brain dead. fament l the family begin to keep her on a ventilator. an order end tuesday.

and said to be in good spirits. reunited with her family. this man, david allen douglas under arrest. police say he has no connection to the family. he followed them home from a wal-mart store earlier in the day. a good samaritan, spotted douglas and recognized the car from information, broadcast in an amber alert, alerted police. she said being nosy paid off. >> that sccould be your child o niece. so close to you. >> relief for an oakland family after their child disappeared this evening. daryl carter iii nowhere to be found when his mother went to pick him up this afternoon. a search party went block by block, looking for daryl. he was found at a neighbor's

house. >> new at 11:00, san francisco police are investigating a car accident involving a pedestrian in the inner richmond district tonight. a pedestrian was struck by a car at 17th avenue and california street after 9:30. that person was rushed to the hospital. the driver stopped and remained at the scene. two people were injured after another collision between a pedestrian and vehicle in san francisco. a motorcycle hit an elderly pedestrian at the corner of 6 and market streets, just after 3:00. >> 32-year-old alfred jeter sfrum chicafrom chicago. jeter was driving a stolen suv with weapons inside when heap lost control and crashed. he jumped the median into the southbound lanes and was hit by several cars. >> a collision between an

historic san francisco streetcar and 1 wheeler sent four people to the hospital today. witnesses say the truck turned in front of the streetcar, around 12:45 this afternoon. three people on the streetcar, including the operator or driver of the semihad minor injuries. >> residents of eureka holding special services, tomorrow, to remember a beloved priest murdered inside the rectory. three veg iigil services will b held tomorrow. parishioners are cg to copy with his killing. >> one thing i learned from father eric, it its not going to be easy is that we have to forgive the man who did it. and i'm not there yet. right now, i am angry. really angry. >> police say, gary lee bullock broke in and killed the priest new year's day. the father had ties to the bay area. still to come on abc news at

11:00. a rescue on the ice in antarctica, why the coast guard is having to help two rescue ships. from music to movies and more. remembering a controversial bay area legend. later, is fresno the new hot spot for 20-somethings. why it

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visit stjude.org. oscar winning movie producer, saul vance, passed away this weekend. 92-year-old suffering fr alzheimers. abc news 7 reporter has a look at how he impacted the bay area film community. >> he returned to berkeley after a night at the oscars, best picture award in one hand and lifetime achievement award in another. goldsmithhe yeargoldsmith

got to know him best. >> unusual he won the award the same year that he won, one of his oscars. >> goldsmith, documentary producer with offices at the media center in berkeley, an important part of the zant's legacy. >> independents could often be isolated, could, work with each other. >> a giant in the bay area. >> one of the few, with, copola, lucas, to really, create that vibrant film energy. >> the 1996 movie, the english patient won him the third best picture, the complicated layered films he championed. more than a decade earlier, he won his second for amadeus. but the oscar winning movie "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" that solidified him as in pendent producer and launched him into a second career at 50.

>> the original title of this song was a reference, and he began making films after being tired of fantasy record, a tenure marked by legal battles. >> a major rescue operation is unfolding in antarctica, the u.s. coast guard "polar star" on the way to help two ships after they got stuck trying to rescue an expedition ship stuck in the ice. the australian maritime officials called for help when day ship and chinese ship became ice bound. a different sort of rescue for amazon founder, jeff bessos, he suffered a panful kidney stone attack, while on a cruise. a military helicopter from the ecuadorian navy rescued him off the cruise ship to the island where he boarded his private jet

back to the united states for emergency treatment. >> safety device that could save the lives of baseball players, unveiled in santa rosa. made with a military grade, patented composite, fortified with kevlar, the halo, a supplemental, head protection padding, designed for baseball. padding fits inside a batting helmet. dispersing energy. the change after a former high school pitcher was hit with a line drive four years ago. >> just devastated my family and some of the community. you know, this could change, a lot. it made several switch to a different kind of bat to reduce harm to players. >> time to get a check on the weather. which is just, i guess, spectacular, scum paired to the rest of the country though. we rain, lee. >> you are right. we are being spoiled, this early

wintern. live doppler 7 hd. pecki in picking up on light fog. we had flight delays at sfo, not so much because of what is going on back east. because of dense fog near sfo and peninsula there. we could possibly see that again tomorrow morning. keep that in mind, although, some offshore wind will develop. that should push that off the coast. a little sooner. hey, record highs today. 57, and sfo, 56. 59, richmond. a new record. and, gilroy, topped off with a record of 72 degrees. breaking the old record of 70. live shot from the rooftop cam, transamerica pyramid. we are seeing clear skies, boy, cold out locally. oakland now, 49, 44, redwood city. check out the temperatures right now. in the north bay, you will see what i am talking about. in the 30s. at the freezing mark.

32 degrees. santa rosa. 34. and concord, 40. out toward the east bay. livermore, 50 right now. it will look like this tomorrow morning. and overnight tonight. cold temperatures. in the north bay, near freezing or below. a little bit of patchy dense fog. sunny, mild, for your sunday. start to trend to cool things down a bit. bringing in a slight chance of a few showers as we head into tuesday, wednesday. overnight lows. and, just a little bit. to bring them down a little further. santa rosa. 29. na napa. liver more tomorrow morning. getting done to 35 degrees. already, high pressure continuing, to keep the storm track to the north of us. so mild the next few days the we are going to keep a close eye on the cold front. bring you showers, tuesday, wednesday. definitely tomorrow. wake up at 6:00 a.m. the fog will start to peel back off the coast. get into a dry, north easterly wind component. that will mean dry, mild

temperatures. cloud thicken up. temperatures come down on tuesday. a cold front. falls apart. makes its way across the bay area. maybe a slight chance of a shower. maybe a drop or two. north bay, may see a better chance of things. light showers out of the system when it moves in. a slight, slight chance. look at your highs tomorrow. get out and enjoy. you spoiled ones. santa rosea. 68. 65, san rafael. san francisco, 63. 66, san jose. morgan hill, 67 degrees. i know, delightful day. we do need the rain. doesn't look like the storm system movingen s ein tuesday. going to keep our fingers crossed. notice cooler temperature thousands, wednesday, thursday. start to warm things back up next weekend. >> thank you. >> she was off trying to get to the field. and sports for us tonight.

a big game tonight. >> yeah, two really good games to day. basically came done to the end. jim harbaugh. captain come back. clearly coaching, andrew luck at stanford. passed on the neck name. a come back machine. in the two seasons. none bigger than the w

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proud to be part of the team. i am happy. coach's players, stuck by me. trusted in me. >> and, the wild card. saints have never won a world playoff game until tonight. drew brees. one touchdown pass. here it is. up, 13-7. five minutes. eagles down six. a stanford guy. and philly on top. 24-23. too much time for brees. shane graham. game winner. 26-24. they will play seattle in the divisional round. >> honestly, great team win. came in with confidence. feel like we matched up well with the guys. executed the plan. we would be successful. defense played fantastic. all game long. san francisco green bay.

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>> the packers and 49ers have played three times. san francisco has won all three meetings. and add to that a 16 win streak for san francisco. niners fans are feeling confidence about the wild card game in green bay. aaron rodgers back after a seven-game injury. what he did to chicago last weekend. then of course the weather. talked about all week. will it help the pack and hinder the niners. anquan boldin, more interested in the been there, done that. >> not a new situation. you know how to prepare, you know how to approach it. the good thing about it, we have guys in the locker room in the same position. not like i have to go to each guy. be this is the playoff. they will be for the worst. we're in good hands right there.

>> right now, complete coverage of the playoff match ups. and playoff edition tomorrow night at 11:00. talked exclusively with tight end, vernon davis. sharks, avalanche. 2-0. colorado. eric johnston. throws it on net. he is done fortnight. 14 second later. and nathan mckinnen. 4-0. shut it down, right. and, chicago tomorrow. no, they come back. three straight goals. and, makes all it one goal game. and, some big late saves. and, denies. burns, no. saved. and win 4-3. that's the sports report brought to you by river rock casino. later, college hoops. and, james lofton offs his take on tomorrow's game. >> look forward to it. thank you. >> still to come, how some packers fans are getting ready

for tomorrow's new version of the ice bowl. and, the unusual tourist attraction, dr the uk. plus, like something out of the popular movie, a christmas story. the real life version. is coming up. stay with us. we will be right back after this quick break.

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antioch last night is in good spirits after being reunited with her family. the man accused of kidnapping her is in jail. he may have been involved in an attempted kidnapping earlier this week. >> san francisco police are a car accident in the city's inner richmond district tonight. sent a pedestrian off to the hospital. officers tell us the pedestrian was struck by a car at 17th avenue and california street. just after 9:30 this evening. now, to the vatican where pope francis is making headlines tonight with a warning abut future priests. here is the abc news reporter. >> reporter: in the ten months since he was elected. pope francis made a name for himself by saying exactly what he thinks. we now learn that the pope reportedly warned, that young priests must be trained properly. otherwise, we are creating little monsters. and then these little monsters mold the people of god. the pope's frankness helped drive his favor built fee raiding to a sky high 92% amuon

catholics. he blasted the gap between rich and poor. he said you cannot serve the idle of money and living god at the same too. . he called unfettered capitalism, a tyranny, riling many. this week, cardinal tim dolan. now new york had to defend the pope. the billionaire co-founder of home depot told cnbc, pope francis' comments were unsettling. you want to be careful about jen aeljen -- generalities. rich people in one country don't act the same as rich people in another country. >> the pope loves poor people and rich people he loves people. >> dolan said the church's economic view is in the middle between socialism and what he called cutthroat capitalism. secretary of state john kerry headed to jordan and saudi

arabia tonight. after meeting with palestinian president, abbas. kerry is trying to broker a deal to create a palestinian state alongside israel. the secretary said he is plowing through today'ser use and history. this is hard work. there are narrative issues. difficult, complicated, years of mistrust that have been built up. all of which has to be, worked through and undone. >> kerry says both abbas and israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu are working with intensity and purpose to solve the problem. >> another entertainer, thinking of moving into politics. steven segal is kconsidering running for governor of arizona. segal starts as a lawman in his own reality series based in maricopa county. new york joining the mar to legalize medical marijuana.

according to "the new york times," governor cuomo will unveil an initiative next week during his state of the state speech. it will allow limited number of hospitals to dispense marijuana for certain ailments. quo mopest state to allow the 21st state to allow medical use of marijuana. >> an amateur photographer in england filmed a spectacular cliff collapse. the east essex coast on the north sea. bottom of the cliff pounded by rough seas. as the you see there, pieces of rock, finally gave way. no one was injured. if the collapse happened during the summer dozens would have been killed. the spot is popular with sun bathers. >> packers and 49ers will play in zero, with the wind child, it

will feel like 15 below zero. as mat smith tells us people are ready. >> reporter: from the frozen tundra, your next door neighbor, front end loader, tackling your front yard, and it is anything but unusual. >> came down the road. we had a blizzard. people were just flagging me down. >> we've been doing this for, 40 years. all the neighbors. >> fueling up this saturday. >> that will work. >> it is just the start. tens of thousands. many finding the spot. snow covered lawns. >> sa pupply, demand. location, location. and the corner, charged. charged 15. next house, 10. >> luckily the frozen tundra.

>> the weather is perfect. last time, hat, gloves. >> right there. >> that's when james mcgrath will trade in the snowblower. >> in the backyard. >> for a thermostat. >> season ticket holder. >> too close for me. >> too close for him. and, san francisco is ready for tomorrow's game. in red and gold. the wild card playoff game against the packers. and in green bap to follow the 49ers. complete coverage of the playoff match up. packers from lambeau field. and w >> a new hampshire girl has then't seen ape movie "a christmas story." she would have known dangers of putting your tongue on an acy pole. she says thought popped into her mind this week. yeah, got stuck. tried pulling her tongue off.

her mom was in the house. her dad at the end of the road. >> i see her standing at the flagpole. arms are waving. not sure what is going on. until closer. >> did i seriously just do that to myself? did i really just do that? >> oh, yes, you did. she was stuck for 15 minutes. warm waltter was used to free h tongue. the swelling on her tongue. will last six weeks. tough lesson. ahead, the best cities for people under 35. plus, cruise season off to a big start. why the industry bay area. fly for free. tips next. and take a look ahead toward tomorrow's forecast. the all-important. gree

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>> 2014 is poised to become a banner year for san francisco any cruise industry. and it sailed into the bay tonight. the first of 76 cruise liners to come to san francisco. shy of 85 cruise ships. cruise ships dock at pier 35. the city is transforming america's cup village into a new $100 million cruise ship terminal. scheduled to open in the fall.

sound too good to be true. flying for free without usingfl. it can be done. tonight he is sharing his secrets. >> lining up at security or waiting for the delayed flights would be a much different experience if you knew you were flying for free. wouldn't it? well, you can fly free. travel expert, scott ford has a website dedicated to free travel. pack a bag and go. >> i volunteer my seat for vouchers. we hear the announcement at the gate, where flights are oversold. or situation there is mechanical. that creates an oversold situation. >> when airlines go looking for volunteers. scott he is there, willing, ready, and able to help. >> i simply act as the that kind, generous volunteer. to get the vouchers. i know they, they can pay for the next trip. next ticket. >> scott doesn't just fly

willy-nilly hoping to volunteer, plans his travel hoping he will be bumped. >> typically one would fly nonstop. i would do connection, double connection in one day. knowing the connection is tight. or the second night will be get. >> here is another tip. avoid red eyes. those overnight flights half plenty of seats available. and here is an important secret. define flights that are most likely to bump passengers. go on tine to have very few seats left are your targets. >> unlikely california city emerged on the list of the cities. fresno, 24th on dijal magazine. ranking of the best places people aged 35 and under can

make a huge slash. that's because the it is smaller. and there is less comb pa six. top three cities on the list, portland oregon, austin, texas, two, you can't beat the bay, san francisco, takes the third slot. san jose ranked 20th. lee. >> while the other sparts parts of the country shafrp. san francisco the place to be. mild temperatures. we may encounter some of that tomorrow morning as well. numerous flight delays, sfo. the fog this morning. coachfully it will to push off the coast sooner. speaking cold. minus 4 in minneapolis. chicago. 24 degrees. blowing snow right now in saint louis. 32 degrees. factor in the wind.

wind chill, minus 34. 12 in chicago. washington, d.c., 30. 13 in boston. here is a look at what you can expect tomorrow in terms of the contrast for the game there. a second blast of very -- game time, 3. -- it will be the wind-chill factor. anywhere from 25 to 45 below normal. 2 in st. louis. minus 17 in fargo. we like it on the kes coast. mild temperatures. mild temperatures once again on monday. start to cool things down. maybe a sprinkle or two, tuesday, wednesday. back up friday, saturday. >> and, out with the 49ers. and tomorrow in green bay. and the sport. >> the niners, this is it.

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49ers/packers know what is on the horizon. winner tomorrow, goes to carolina to face the panthers. next sunday, divisional round. first things first. who will handle the frigid conditions in green bay better. brutal conditions for everyone at lambeau sunday. wind chill, minus 25. minus 45. because of the cold many predicting a low scoring game. settled by the kicker. phil dawson told me yesterday. he welcomes it. from 15 seasons in cleveland. the key is pregame preparation. aawe go out with me. get a plan together. communicate that to the offensive staff. that domino. now the offense knows. and inside the 35 on a day like today. everybody on the same page. and go out and dupe the best you can. >> niners by seven.

and, in pasadena for the rose bowl. caught up with stan stanford grad, james lofton. lofton spend his career as a packer. handicap, 49ers/packers. 12 degrees. >> i think it will be a great weekend. whenever you roll into december. you start to watch teams kind of jockey for playoff position. then, finally, fixes it self. so, san francisco, really started some momentum going late in the year. knock off seattle. they seem to have everything going for them. now you have to go into, subfreezing temperatures. going to be tough. another challenge. collin kaepernick. did play for the packers. rodgers coming back was huge for the team. defensively they don't seem look they should be able to hang with the 49ers. in playoff football you never

know what will happen. a you picked the packers, is that what i am hearing? >> i have to pick out my name for the stadium. >> colts turn the ball over, 14 times. all season, against since since said it yoo e. a huge lead. then the new captain come back. did his thing. smith picked apart the colt's defense. four touchdown passes. this one, nile davis. gave casy a 3-10 lead. andrew luck, legender edasecond half. 64 yard. colt win, 45-44. smith, chiefs, unable to get the franchise first playoff win since the. >> you get these opportunities. you don't know how often they come. when the next one will be, if at all. just try to go make the most of it. you know, unfortunately for us. >> of nfc wild card.

saints, eagles. knick foles, former tight end. too much time left for drew brees, field goal range. the winner, 26-24. they will play seattle in divisional round. >> with the injuries we have had. we have had a number of them. for us, with all the other stuff. you know, including last year. we are sitting here, 12 wins. and, i'm extremely proud of them. awe off college hoops. 22-pound blowout in spokane. they needed one. got one. in charge of randy bennett. steven holt from and brad 16 for leading the way.

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