isn't -- new developments to tell you tonight in the case of mcmath. earlier this afternoon the teenager was moved to a different facility. that's the breaking news for tonight. good evening i'm healther holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. her parents moved the teen, the girl was quietly taken out of

the building. >> mcmath has been hooked to machines since he was declared brain dead back on december 12th following tonsil surgery. patti lee is at the home in the law office in san francisco where the family attorney was expected to talk about what will happen next with jahi. p atti can you tell us what happened there. >> reporter: christopher dolman has started speaking. he says that luck is not on her side but at least she has a better chance. she will be given a feeding tube before she gets to the facility where she has been treated. they say she has not had a feeding tube for the last 20

days. i'll have details why they say this transfer was more difficult than expected. >> we know that news conference is still going on. we'll hear from you in a little bit. more details now, this gut wrenching case began on december 9 when jahi went in for surgery. on december 30th an order was extended until january 7th to give the family time to move jahi. and this evening, jahi mcmath was moved from the hospital and released to the coroner who reportedly then released her body to her mother. >> now to the deep freeze gripping much of the country tonight. factoring in the windchill today it was minus 54 degrees in park rapids minnesota. tomorrow it's forecasted to be 15 below in chicago.

here's what it looked like today in situit. homes and mailboxes are covered with a salty sandy layer of ice. >> icy roads made for slick treacherous driving conditions. people were trying to make their way ever so slowly through s t. louis. to the south, a crash involving seven tractor trailers left drivers and passengers stranded in single digit temperatures. that is the sound of wind whipping through elk grove o.k. where a windchill advisory is in effect. part of the punishing cold is blamed on the polar vortex from the arctic. schools are cancelled for the entire state of minnesota tomorrow. the danger from the cold deemed to dangerous for children.

and this plane skidded off of the runway. that led to major disruptions in service. only adding to the very long list of cancelled and delayed flights from severe weather and other parts of the country. >> we have team coverage tonight. mark tamayo is tracking that winter storm. >> first we want to get more on the travel nightmare from christien kafton. he's live now at sfo after talking to some passengers stranded by this deep freeze. >> reporter: despite the mild weather we're having here, weather is causing travel nightmares. a two hour lay over in new york from germany turned into -- >> two days, i was able to get home with a stand by flight. >> reporter: weather has stalled travel in the midwest. eventually told she would fly

out tuesday she took her chances and flew to jfk where she took the first flight out. >> we were sitting on the plane for a little while too. there were ice chips falling. >> reporter: so far winter weather has cancelled 48 flights in bound to sfo and 48 departing flights. that means planes and crews can't get where their needed meaning more delays throughout the system. linda mctilley tracked her plane's rout online until it landed in san francisco. >> i know the plane is here. i don't understand the delay. maybe they're using our play for another flight or something like that. >> reporter: like other passengers, she pent a lot of

time trying to figure out what is next. switchboards are backlogged with callers. all of this means there's a lot of delays across the board. delays here at sfo are averaging between one and three hours. but delays of up to five hours aren't unusual. as for oakland we've heard there have been two outbound flights cancelled there and one inbound flight and at least two cancelled flights from san jose. we're live at sfo, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you. we want to check in with mark. you say this could be one of the coldest systems in decades. >> that's the headlines heather. the coldest is heading in now. get ready for significant drop off in temperatures. as you can see the over all weather pattern, basely right now monday and tuesday. a wide area of very cold temperatures and dangerous windchills as well. diving to the south encompassing a good portion of

the u.s. by tuesday it'll be colder in -- than alaska. things will continue to get cold as we head into the overnight hours. green bay we were tracking all day long, now five below. we show you very cold temperatures toward fargo. talking about windchills as well. extreme cold out there. as the wind increases the skin temperature decreases. look at the very dangerous windchills expected by this time tomorrow. 56 below in green bay. chicago 40 below so this will be a serious concern for tomorrow, tuesday and possibly into wednesday morning. coming up in our forecast at 10:35, areas in the 20s first

thing tomorrow morning and a few high clouds and maybe maybe a few light showers approaching parts of the bay area. >> all right, thank you mark. now to the nfl play offs. the frigid conditions in green bay weren't enough to ice the red hot san francisco 49ers. >> today's match up between the niners and green bay packers was a nail biter or mitten biting game. the windchill dropped to 14 below. as you can see players made sure to stay warm in between the action off the field. meanwhile here in the bay area, the only thing cold might be that cheese dip left over from your play off party. you can see city hall is lit up all in red and gold. there was plenty of excitement heating up a very cold lambeau field today. >> joe fonzi was in green bay and has more on what the players had to say about their

big win. >> reporter: the 49ers stated goal was simple, get back to the super bowl. but because they're a wild card team they know the majority or all of the play off heavy lifting will have to be done in the -- done on the road. they took care of that today. the temperature was reported as start of game at five below, to end at 15 below by the end of the game. dawson closer to field goal range. then on the game's final play, dawson kicked a 33-yard field goal to can give the niners a 23-20 win. >> i've waited a long time to win a play off game.

i finally got to do it and it felt great. >> just clutch. collin kaepernick i think we can agree is a clutch performer. it's not the first time he does this. in green bay, joe fonzi. die-hard 49er fans braved green bay's frigid temperatures to see the game in person. they're excited. we spotted plenty of niner fans on the stands all bundled up. it's all to keep warm. >> it hurts to move my mouth. it's so cold. but it's awesome to be here. that's the best part. >> reporter: fans at today's games were offered free coffee

and hand warmers. >> 49er fans -- there were though some tense moments for those rooting at the niners. the fans they were convinced that the cold wouldn't get the best of the team. and the final score reflected those happy predictions. >> at the end of the day. >> clutch for six baby. we're going home. >> this is probably not a scene you would see in green bay. hundreds of 49er fans watched the game al fresco at the food park in san francisco. food trucks they provided plenty of options including crabs, shrimp and mimosas to wash it all down.

and there were plenty of big screens for the fans to watch the game. and later in sports wrap we'll have more highlights highlights. if you want to take a look at today's game. go to ktvu.com. and man accuses an employee of stealing his credit card information and going on a shopping spree. the item found in a bathroom that aaçó@

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facility she will be moved to. a customer at a big box store says his identity has been stolen and he says he is not the only one that has been victimized. that customer was shopping at a best buy where his information was stolen from a smart phone purchase. >> he was pretty good. >> reporter: jesse diaz loves to shop at the best buy in vallejo, but recently he's been having second thoughts. >> i went in, paid for my phone with my best buy credit card. >> reporter: jesse went in a few weeks later but his card got declined. >> i said how did it get declined there's no way it

could get declined. >> reporter: someone had used his credit card to buy three tablets. the man used his social security to get into his account. the store's general manager told him he's not alone. >> he informed me i was not the only case. he says there's several other cases. pinning the same associate. >> reporter: vallejo police are looking into the case. >> we have the name of the employee that was involved in this, allegedly involved in this. and at some point, if best buy comes forward with addition information we may be able to put together a package for prosecution. best buy is keeping quiet only saying quote. we are working with local law enforcement. we cannot comment tpáurt -- further since there's an ongoing investigation. jesse is warning others so the same thing does not happen to them. >> of course i'm going to trust

them. i go to the store. >> reporter: he considering himself a lo -- loyal best buy customer although he has not been back. we have video tonight of a wildfire. the strike team leader says it's rare to be fighting a wildfire this time of year. it's also the driest year we've seen in decades. after an hour's long delay because of a bomb scare. passengers aboard an american airline flight from san francisco have arrived on the east coast. but not in new york as originally planned. they're in boston. flight 24 was diverted to kansas city after someone found a suspicious device in a lavatory. that device turned out to be a computer flash drive. these are exclusive pictures

sent to us by a passenger from inside the secure waiting area at the kansas airport. passenger mcdonald told ktvu buses carryed the 227 passengers and crew to an isolated terminal. >> there was only one entrance and one exit. there were a couple of different chaperones here that look like they work for the airport. there's some police officers here. captains, captains also grounded. the captains are not allowed to leave this area. and then they had fbi agents come and talk to every single one of us. >> there's no word of any injuries, damage or arrests in this incident. flight 24 arrived at logan international airport about 8:15 p.m. tonight pacific time. that's about 13 hours after it took off from sfo. there's no word on why the flight was rerouted to boston. petaluma police are searching for the person who stabbed a man as he sat in this car. it happened around 4:30 this morning at a parking lot in

petaluma parking lot near highway 101. the 33-year-old driver said his window was rolled down while she waited for his windows to defrost. a man in his 20s approached the vehicle, started yelling and stabbed him several times. the attacker is described as white, 6'tall, thin with a short buzz cut. the victim drove himself to a hospital with wounds to his upper chest and upper arm. he is expected to survive. democratic leader nancy pelosi spoke at her national -- today. >> we have a moral responsibility, we take an oath to protect and defend the american people and protecting and defending them means we must reduce gun violence. >> pelosi says more needs to be done to create jobs, and

campaign finance reform. pelosi also said she was surprised to see so many people including her son, tear themselves away from the 49ers game to be there today. president obama and his two daughters touched down on air force one returning from their holiday vacation. the freezing weather made quite a contrast from the sun and warmth of hawaii. mrs.obama stayed behind as part of her 50th birthday president from her husband. california lawmakers are due back in sacramento this week as part of her pivotal vacation. tax revenues are on the rise. according to some analysts that means the focus of debate is about to shift. the legislature actually will be fighting over spending instead of trying to decide simply what to cut. two hot button issues are expected to be the funding of california's high speed rail program and whether to spend money to build more prisons in

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updating our breaking news that we told you about at the top of this newscast. the family of mcmath, she's a 13-year-old who was declared brain dead at tonsil surgery announced that she was moved tonight from children's hospital. this all happened around 8:00. they are not disclosing the facility where the teen will be going to. we're expecting to hear more from the family as well as their attorney at a news conference that's taking place right now in san francisco. our patti lee is at this news conference and will join us a little later to tell us what the family is saying about the removal of mcmath from oakland's children's hospital. people throughout most of the northeast struggle with cool weather. ktvu's john fowler reports on some who believe this is all because of global warming. another weird day, some

call it bizarre bay area winter weather. so is this climate change? >> it's like 60, 70 degrees here so it's just crazy. i absolutely believe it. >> reporter: we're basking in summer weather and a drought. >> extreme cold, water shortages. >> not because it's a sunny day. or if it was snowing right now that's not proof of climate change either. >> the first thing i want to point out is this is a pattern that has occurred in the past. >> reporter: valleverde is a scientist. he shows how this jet stream pattern has sent them into the west. but check out the 1970 pattern. almost identical. this one produced one of the

most severe droughts in california history. >> what we expect for global warming is for the patterns like this to occur more frequently. however it's not proof of global warming. >> he also showed me this chart from just a week ago that briefly predicted the so called pineapple express, powerful storms for the bay area. monteverde says as long as this pattern remains the same atmospheric physics could still produce bomb shell storms but he acts we probably shouldn't count on it. john fowler, ktvu news. a homeless encampment inside an abandoned warehouse is being investigated as the possible cause of a fire. these photos were captured on a cell phone by sean henry this morning inside the jetro cash and carry plant.

henry urged people to get out. it's not sure what the port plans to do with the property. the driver of an suv lost control on interstate 880 and ended up in the water today. the female driver apparently lost control around 3:00 this afternoon. the vehicle went over a high rail and into the water. the suv was submerged but the driver did get out. it's not clear how badly she was injured. a five year parcel tax is on tomorrow's ageneral -- agenda for tomorrow's contra costa city council meeting. officials will recommend a tax that starts at $98 a year and grows 3% per year. the meeting will be held in oakley. the zoo has been working toward a new exhibit involving

native california animals who officials say they've taken years to obtain permits and approval. >> makes no sense to pave over existing wildlife habitat to build an exhibit to teach people about conservation. >> they have had their fair share of the public process. they have grand standing, they filed a lawsuit and lost. it really is time for them to move on. >> reporter: the plan calls for a 50-acre expansion including a new veterinary hospital, a camping area, new animal exhibits. biologists are planning to use samples from marine mammals to create a new -- contaminants from the inenvironment are

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back to the breaking news we're following in san francisco. a news conference has just wrapped up in the case of mcmath. >> that happened about two

hours ago but we don't know where she was taken. >> patti lee joins us now live with what will happen next. you were inside that news conference. let us know what the latest is patti. >> reporter: we just came down from that press conference. the photographer and i were at oakland children's hospital around 8:00 tonight and we did see the caravan go by. it consisted of an ambulance, a private ambulance with a medical team, sheriff's deputies and of course the family in separate cars. what we've learned is this was a very tricky transfer. it involved the sheriff deputies signing off on jahi's body. this is because on friday, last friday the alameda coroner declared jahi dead and had issued a death certificate for the little girl. she is with her family now. we don't know where she has been taken. but we are told that she will be getting a feeding tube before she's transferred to a

permanent facility. a facility that will stay private because according to her lawyer, her family's lawyer is for her protection. because this situation has pushed so many buttons and is raising so many strong emotions in the community. >> it's brought out the best in people and the worse in people. we've had people make threats from around the country. it's sad that people act that way. so for jahi's safety and those around her we will not be saying where she went or where she is. >> we're very grateful, very proud. we want to thank everyone that supported us. everybody that stood in our corner. everybody that prayed for us. everyone that donated to make this happen. i'm very grateful for this man right here. >> that is jahi mcmath's uncle. he tells us he's hoping for a 100% recovery. but because jahi mcmath has been treated as a dead person, that it is going to be a very

long road to recovery. now meantime the hospital spokesperson is taking issue with all of this. he says it is unfair to characterize the hospital as unfeeling and insensitive. john singer told us that the hospital along with the medical community has considered jahi mcmath to be a deceased person since december 12th. and that that is where it stands and that wherever she is taken is not going to make a difference. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee. >> such an emotional case for everyone involved. let's check in with mark tamayo to talk about the workweek forecast. >> not much changed except for a few high clouds for your monday and later in the week. a few very light showers but there's not too much -- not a lot of confidence with that shower threat. right now the records from today, looking out toward san francisco bay. san rafael 66 degrees.

that was a record. sfo66. a couple more to report as well for oakland and the oakland airport. on storm tracker, high clouds are approaching the area. current temperatures, now are in the 30s and 40s. so pretty chilly out there. santa rosa, napa, 38 degrees. san francisco 54 and san jose right now at 50 degrees. for tonight we do have this mostly clear skies tomorrow cold start and then the extended more clouds. we could be tracking a few showers to the north of the bay area. overnight lows first thing tomorrow will be pretty cold in santa rosa, napa 20s. san francisco 42 and san jose in the upper 30s at 37 degrees. once again the high clouds approaching the region. then later in the week, a sun- cloud mix and a cooling trend by thursday. there's a chance of a few showers primarily for the north

bay. as far as our forecast models showing you an increase in the clouds. then more clouds developing by wednesday by especially by midday wednesday. forecast highs for tomorrow. a little bit cooler than today. lots of 60s out there. but we are heading into a bit of a cooling trend. nothing too major. gilroy at 69. your five day forecast temperatures cooling off. with your weekend always in view we'll have a few clouds by saturday and sunday. but i would not hold a lot of confidence in that thursday chance of a few showers. by the way the forecast on sunday for the niners game. there could be significant rain out for that panthers game so we'll keep an eye on that. >> seems after green bay anything is possible. >> yeah, that's right. >> piece of cake. >> thanks, mark. for from green bay. >> as we hear from the

will generate a great offense. i love it. good evening everybody and thanks for joining us on this sunday night edition of sports wrap. lambeau field used to be a burial ground for visiting teams but today harbaugh and the 49ers won in lambeau. the weather wasn't the factor as advertised although the windchill was minus 10 degrees. 49ers came out firing. 49ers get in the red zone. they have to settle for field goals each time.

6-0 in the first quarter. aaron rogers throws the short td pass to jordi nelson. he adds 98 today, here's another long run by daddy long legs. 42yards. frank gore then runs the final 10 yards. niners let 14-10 at halftime. it should have been a bigger lead. there were just five penalties total in this game. mcdonald gets choked up by a packers lineman. maybe the referees whistle was frozen today. 17-13 green bay. he didn't have that much luck with that lambeau leap however.

into double coverage. 48-yard touchdown. niners go back to work. they face third down three times, convert all three. third and 10. no tds for crabtree but he mad three big catches. this is an 11-yard gain on third. veteran kicker dawson with the game winning 33-yard field goal as time expires. niners win another grinder. that's dawson's first play off victory in 19 seasons. it's their seventh straight win this season. kaepernick has one interception but over all outplayed aaron rogers. our own joe fonzi was at lambeau field to witness

another chapter. >> reporter: the story outlines with the weather and the iconic lambeau field. but over all you have to execute on the field and 49ers did just that. >> you didn't think we would pull it off did you? not our first time. absolutely not our first time. >> it was amazings to get the win today. our team fought. we came back and played hard. >> i'm from michigan and this was the coldest game i've ever played in. it created a memory i will never forget. we got the points we needed to. really character builders for us. we've been a clutch team this whole season and seems like we always come down with points when we need to. and happy to have dawson. >> we weren't worried about the cold. yes, frank really. i appreciate it. we were extremely prepared for

this bether. just mentally. it was a mind thing. >> as much as we can get prepared for this weather. frank came out and did what he had to do. as a team we had a lot of responsibilities. if you like at the baltimore raven, the new york giants they all had to go through wild card games. they all had to do it the hard way and that toughens you. we understand that and we believe that and we're looking forward to next week. >> carolina next week. you have something to prove to those guys don't you. >> we have something to prove to those guys who came to our house and beat us earlier in the year. we felt we let a lot of mistakes happen we'll be ready for next season. >> this is one of those game that is is also remembered in san francisco play off history. at lambeau field in green bay, i'm joe fonzi. >> and this is next week's

schedule. on sunday niners visit the nfc carolina panthers who had a bye this week. you can see it on ktvu. carolina beat san francisco at the stick. but that means very little right now. the last time cincinnati won a play off game, boomer sison was the quarterback. that was 23 years ago. 49ers wish that boomer was available today. five yard touchdown 7-0 chargers. wet weather wasn't that much of a concern. six passes in the first drive of the third quarter. short and sweet 14-10 san diego. bengals quarterback andy dalton is responsible for three of the bengals turnovers. that last fumble sets up a

field goal 17-10 san diego. next possession, dalton looks to throw and this is not going to look good. rice with the pick. chargers in great field position again for another field goal to make it 12-10. bengals beat san diego in december but this is a new month and chargers, well they're recharged. ronny brown, ronny finishes it off. rivers is singing in the rain. san diego advances to denver in denver next sunday. these two afc west teams split the regular season meetings 1- 1. sharks try to break the blac

the nba eastern conference is loaded with bad teams and golden state is making the most of their current eastern road trip. warriors opened the third quarter with a 30-5 run. curry using the back board to set up bogut for the slamajama. bogut 15 pounds, 11 rebounds. clay thompson six of his nine attempts. warriors win nine straight games in a single season for the first time since 1975. bogut 15 points, 10 assists. warriors cruise. they go 10 straight. any team that goes into chicago and comes out with 10 points against the blackhawks has to consider it a special

day. 33 saves for ellie against the two time defending stanley cup. behind the set centers it for demirus. 1-0. rosenball one for chicago. makes a quick pass and burns burns him. joe pavelski can win it. win first time ever in chicago since 1976. and fourth ranked stanford led oregon state at maple's pavilion. how about 31 points for the pac12 all time leader in rebounds. 13 more boards today.

shanae makes it 23-4 against the beavers. lily thompson 19 points for lily. three there. cardinals beat the beavers. and cal had a tougher time of it today. tied the game after regulation. but watch gray just keep battling. stays in step with the high scoring ducks. gray scores 33 for cal. then britney boyd scored cal's final three points. boyd finishes with 17. wins in over time. 101-98 they start the pac12 schedule 2-0. three rounds are in the books for the tournament of champions. here is your wish you were here postcard. jonathan shot 269 at a plan station course in maui. and on the ninth hole would tie it.

only winners from last year's at&t -- web simpson almost dropped out because his caddies son was almost taken to intensative care but stayed in maui. tied with johnson going into monday's final round. a reminder this is next sunday's schedule. 49ers visit the carolina panthers. we also have our postgame after that game. and that's sports as we see it. >> let's hope they have that same success against the panthers. >> we'll see. >> thank you, fred. we want to recap our breaking news now. as we reported earlier in the newscast. jahi mcmath was moved from children's hospital at 8:00

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