worried about an increase in fire danger. and why police spent all the hours trying to get a burglary suspect off the hill. a live look outside this morning. it is thursday, january 5th. this is "they in the bay." >> this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. it's 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. good morning with beautiful weather. >> i love to be the bearer of good news. not only really warm temperatures yet again today. we're also keeping the chance of rain in the forecast and the chance for sierra snow as we kick off next week. possiblily breaking a record

later on today. we'll take you through the forecast and talk about the chance for rain first. it's early. you already have something you're following. >> we're following an accident in fremont. now, that person was take on the the hospital after they were discovered on scene unconscious. they're unconscious now. in the process of going to the hospital, they were also arrested. no lanes are blocked, but we'll track this distraction. we'll show you what else is going oncoming up. the man askuzed of setting dozens of fires in los angeles may be responsible for fires in germany. if harry burkhardt is under investigation for fraud and arson. when they searched his pardon me they found articles about the fire and a series of car fires in germany last year. he was arraigned on 37 counts of arson.

police think he ignited 50 fires in los angeles in a span of four days. another round of arrests. a handful of demonstrators taken into custody before 11:30. reports say nearly 60 officers were involved in the sweep. despy the raid, they are stay pg ut. >> we're not going anywhere. the country is not working. a lot of us voted for obama. it's a corrupt, broken system. we're trying to fix it zblflt the raid comes after a dispute between the city and occupy protesters over a vigil. earlier this week they revoked a permit an told protesters they had to take it down. the city said protesters violated the permit conditions. oakland police detectives are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. happened before 8:45 on east

25th street near 19th avenue. they say a man was shot but don't know what led up to the shooting. in word on the suspect or description. a 90-year-old man recoverg from a gunshot wound after he took matters are in his own hands. both men ended up being wounded. attendants saw the suspect driving away, and he called 911. police caught up with him in san rafael. both the suspect and victim listed in stable condition at ma rin general. it shocked them just before the new year's weekend. today the woman suspected in killing another woman with a machete will be in court. marla tellez joins us live with what is happening later.

zbr for almost the past week, 40-year-old sagal sadig has been locked up. she's charged with killing 65-year-old yvonne kirk last friday in the home she shared with her daughter. it all happened in the quiet family friendly willow glen neighborhood. neighbors are shocked by it all. investigators say she was attacked with a large machete. sadig was outside the home covered if blood. she was not home at the time her mother was killed. she came to the u.s. from somalia in 1996. she's a registered nurse and

mother. she studied psychology. they will be in court at 1:45 this afternoon. i'm marla tellez. laura and john. >> it's 5:04 right now. the man accused of leading police on a city wide car chase is also expected in court. 27-year-old gonzalez will be arraigned this afternoon on unspecified charges. he car jacked a man and then rammed four police cars trying to get away. several officers were injured in the case. all are recovering. it's 5:05. the man accused of assaulting an officer at the site of the san bruno blast is in more trouble with the law. police say paul anthony lee was riding his motorcycle when he was stopped by an officer.

police called off a stakeout near coyt tower. they tried to coax a burglary suspect. they think he's on the steep hillside somewhere in the brush. police believed he particularized a nearby apartment an then got stuck on the scene. efforts to revitalize san francisco's mid market area have hit a snag. city's plan for police substation in the neighborhood were dependent on redevelopment funds. but the state supreme court ruled sacramento can take the money away to balance the budget. the city fears the lack of police presence will scare way businesses in the crime plagued area. she's confident the funding will be found. an organization which

provides job training for those in need -- well it needs your help. thieves hit the center over new year's holiday. they took nearly 10,000 tlrz in computer hardware and tools. the center now needs donations to replace equipment and help out. send a check to the center. with testify address for you. take a look at it. it's on your screen. it's 5:07 now. the water system is doing just fine. san francisco's public utility commissions says the reservoir is currently at 85% of capacity. all of the system's reservoirs are relatively fullful most are still full from last year's bad weather. the seasonally dry weather has canceled planned burns days. the wildfire activity is supposed to be low during the

winter rainy season. not this year. the water content at 19% of normal. that has cal fire worried. more fires last mon than your typical december. they say the lack of rain could cause greater fire damage once spring and summer approach. >> want to check in with meteorologist christina loren talking about when we could see the pineapple express come through. it looks like we'll have to wait nine, maybe ten more days. but it is shaping up out there. consistently bringing in the pineapple express to the midsection and end of the month. something else suffering is the air quality. we have more spare the air days in september than we typically have. as of the today. we have moderate air quality across the board. high pressure stays put throughout the afternoon. let's take you through your hour by hour forecast. 36 in novato.

up to 65 at noon in fairfield. 70s through the south bay. so possibly breaking records. i'll let you know if new york city is fair game for records. so we'll talk about that. i think livermore will break another one today. any changes, mike? >> we have some changes. good ones. the earlier fire in san francisco between 101 and potrero avenue. may still be a fire crew on scene, but no lanes blocked. approaching the bay bridge with no problem. look at the volume of traffic.

problem as far as the volume of traffic. we'll show you what we're talking ability. there's oakland northbound up to the toll plaza. easy flow of traffic despite the construction up to fruitvale. police received a call about a traffic collision early this morningful when they arrived, the car was parked on the roof o f a home. the driver was going too fast, hit a boulder and tree stump and went airborne. the driver is in police custody. crews used a crane to eventually bring that car down. and to one was injured. >> we are happy to report that. strange and unusual. how about tim howard? there's a reason he plays for the u.s. national soccer team. also the keep r if the team in the english premier league.

he scores a goal from his penalty area. that's called a violent leg. the fourth goal keeper in premier league history to score a goal. nice work. >> no kidding. >> give him some love there. >> he was getting love there. 5:10 now. a bay area lawmaker asks about recent shoplifting charges. what she had to say kooming up. lus, facebook could find facing a new lawsuit. and on the the brink. a once iconic a panyca d could soon be out of business for good. details coming up in a live report. goes tsource ng mic wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing.

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bridge. we'll check the morning commute in just a bit. 5:13. when you see the next video it almost makes you forget pandas are in fact an endangered species. 12 baby giant pandas living together at a research facility in southwest china. all were born last year at the the giant panda breeding center. a total of 21 giant pandas successfully bred in china last year. that brings the toe talt number to 333. makes you want to squeeze them. that last census found under 1600 child pandas in china. we had the cute panda last week. >> banana sam is really upset with you. >> it was fun while it lasted. big time. big time. moving onto great weather once again on tap for today. >> good morning to you.

especially inland. we'll get comfortable weather. maybe you have to get rid of the christmas tree. take down the christmas lights. you'll have a great opportunity to do so. we are going to start out with sunshine off the bat. it's chilly. grab a jacket. by noon you're peeling off the first layer. 69 in livermore. making this first week of january one for the record books. possiblily doing more of the same through the afternoon. we're starting out nice and mild with 44 degrees. but we're starting out more

mild. . warmer by two or three degrees on average. the reason why is the jet stream is taking the storm track way to north. kit carries low pressure systems for west to east across the united states. as we head through the midsection and latter portion of the month, we'll see the jet stream carrying the systems. it's like a conveyer belt. that will be the case to the end of the month. don't worry. we're not ruling tout the chance of sierra snow or great skiing just yet. still looking promising for that. up to 67 in fremont. 72 in gill right-of-way. s can gilroy. if you have to get outdoors, maybe garden, something you want to do, wash your car, i recommend that. the rain won't do it for you. let's check the drive with mike

inouye. rain or shine, i can sleep. we have the disabled big rig separate from the rig pulling it. it's now stuck on the roadway. airport road at airport boulevard. that's east of napa airport. we'll watch it for folks traveling in that area. a little further south, carquinez bridge not a problem, benicia bridge, clear visibil y visibility. be careful out there. you should lower the speeds. chp is still very awake and watching the speeds. over here southbound passing by sycamore valley road by 680. we have construction crews still around that interchange. but other crews south of there around northbound heading up to the same krear. it looks like those crews are on the move getting out of the rae. and no slowing for 680 towards the dublin interchange. toll plaza, no problems. and an easy drive out of the

bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 5:17 right now. markets closing up for the second consecutive day. we turn to brian shactman at cnbc headquarters. good morning, broin. >> good morning. we have a little bit of breaking news here. adh, a private sector payroll number before the government's report tomorrow said the private sector payrolls improved by 325,000 jobs. still negative in futures. they have improved quite a bit. there was a temperature government bond auction. they had to offer a discount to get them to buy into a stock offering. france today had a decent office. europe was slightly lower. we got the report under the private sector job. unemployment claims in 15

minutes kodak is on the brink. they could file for bankruptcy as soon as this month if they can't sell digital patents to raise much needed cash. they warned they may fot survive 2012 if they don't sell the assets. sales were up 1.3% after dropping every year since 2004. it was driven largely by digital music. most sales growth came from one album. give you a milli second to guess. >> adel. >> sold 5.1 million copies. pretty impressive in this digital era. >> isn't it impressive of me to know that? >> pretty solid. >> little delay there.

>> that not so solid. but i was impressed with your speed, quickness and accuracy. city leaders giving a thumbs down to facebook's brand new headquarters. the city council is holding a closed door meeting to talk about suing facebook over the ever expanding menlo park campus. they are concerned some residents would be displaced with the influx of higher learning employees. there are also worries of the increased traffic congestion. the social media giant is expected to hire 1,000 employees each year over the next six years. . she returned to work in sacramento yesterday but replied no comment when was asked about the case. she's accused of stealing $2,500 worth of mds. she was distracted by a cell phone conversation and walked out with the items.

prosecutors say she concealed them in an empty shopping bag. her next court date is tomorrow. 5:20 now. workers taking their strike up a notch this morning. we'll have details next. also, what pg &e is making sure a black out never happens again. and is netflix for sale? who would buy it? we'll look coming up. n'

striking workers at an east bay candy company planning to take their protest up a notch today. employees say they'll try to

block the driveway. the talks broke down over wages and benefits. it's 5:23. a bold promise by pg&e. that double blackout during monday night football will never happen again. the ceo told the san francisco chronicle the blackout was one of the most embarrassing moments of his career. he had just walked into the owner's box when the lights went out. pg&e has inspected the two lines running into the stadium with infrared technology. some inspect it would be one of the first moves. scott mcgrew is wondering if that's a good idea. >> not really a formula for

success. netflix also releasing a report that said a surprising number of people are streaming a surprising number of movies. people watching 2 billion hours of content. an analyst said it one the 15th most watched network in the nation. this came after yesterday's news they appointed the new ceo of paypal. this is another sign that ebay is realizing the most important thing ebay does is ebay. a canadian man who forgot his papers at home got across the u.s. border last week by showing a photograph of his passport.

>> i thought maybe i could show them that. it had all the printed information. be before you think they're too soft letting a guy with an ipad go across, he also had to go back and face canadian border agents who took a look and said death. >> both a little lax. interesting. thanks so much. >> welcome to the digital age. it's 5:26. still to come on "today in the bay" south bay community hit by a rash of burglaries. >> i'm bob redell. we'll show you the late nest the electric vehicles. later today a comfortable spring afternoon. 70s. near record warmth yet again. i'll let you know if you're on par to break a record coming up. u w and we'llho sw u how

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the suspect in san jose's machete murder is due to make her first court appearance today. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'll have the story live from spear your court coming up. police releasing the sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a young boy in broad daylight. we'll show you the photo coming up. ea new rules nor spectators at the mavericks surf contest. how to find out about the changes. and a live look outside oakland. and it is friday eve. thursday, january 5th, today in the bay. good morning. welcome to friday eve. it's 5:29.

otherwise known as thursday. i'm laurs ra garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's say hello to christina loren. >> it was an abbreviated workweek for many. so you have two more days to get through, and the weather will be downright comfortable. you can probably give your heater a break around 9:00 a.m. this morning. more people heading out to work. >> over the course of the week a lot more schools in session after the new year. if for south bay, they had school returning on tuesday. right now not a problem for the northbound routs. however, highway 17 southbound. >> it is 5:30 now.

later today 40-year-old nurse arraigned in a courtroom. she's expected of killing another woman with a machete in the city's quiet willow glenn neighborhood. marla tellez joins us live with what is happening. >> jon, good morning. it's san jose's 39th and last homicide of 201. it happened friday night. sagal sadig is charged with killing 65-year-old yvonne kirk with what police are calling a machete type weapon. initially she was considered a victim as well. she originally told police a man with a black mask attacked her inside her home and then killed her. this all happened inside the home she shared with the

victim's daughter. police say she wasn't home at the time. in fact. sadig tells police she hasn't been home a for a couple weeks now. she's been on vacation. she is 40 years old from somalia. she moved from the u.s. in 1996. she's a registered nurse. this is according to her student profile. she'll be arraigned for murder at 1:45 this afternoon. police need your help finding a man who tried to kidnap a boy -- when he tried to resist. police say the boy was able to get away and run home.

the incident happened in the oakland hills not far from month claire. crime stoppers is offering a reward up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. police warning people to lock their doors and windows and keep a close eye on the entire neighborhood. a burglar hit a number of homes on the stretch of san ramon drive west of highway 101. police say the burglaries happened in the late morning and early afternoon. police say they've seen a suspicious man in the area in his late teens or early 20s. stands 5'9", and his hands and forearms are covered with tattoos. if you have information, please call morgan hill police. >> it is 5:33 now. some of the most exciting new cars and trucks are rolling into san jose this morning. they're in town for the 2012 silicon valley auto show. bob redell is live at the convention center with the cars the people are talking habit this year.

good morning, bob. good morning. this is an electric car. it's brand new ch. you're touting a longer range than comp pet tors. >> a realistic range is between 90 and 120. >> and your competitors are in the 70 to 90 range. if i'm not mistaken. >> correct. >> what are you doing differently? outside the management system? i don't remember what it was called already. >> active thermal management system. it manages the battery in general. but we have the largest battery in the pack. >> between the front and rear

axle. it gives it a really fun drive. the power and the weight is balance balanced. >> this is a car you will market to commuters who don't have to commute out of the area but need to be in town if you're in los angeles. or you guys based out of the bay area. >> absolutely. it qualifies for car pooling. it has a full sized trunk. we're announcing today the first dealer in northern california. >> happy new year. if you want to come out and check out the hundreds of others of cars they have 25 ride and drives. this is new as far as the number.

go to seautoshow.com. >> no, we'll put him behind the seat. >> bob deserves the best. it's 5:35 now. let's say good morning to meteorologist christina loren. >> spoken like a true mom. >> it was, wasn't it? >> you know where the kids are safe. we're looking good this morning. we'll see a nice afternoon. if you drive a convertible, usually you're not dropping the top in january, but you can today. just about everywhere. still 63, 64 degrees in san francisco. so a chilly start will make way to near record warmth. tomorrow patchy am fog is not as warm. but only taking tfrs down by three or four degrees on average. we'll stay comfortable

throughout the weekend. we're done with the holidays for a while. we have a little area of low pressure trying to sneak into the bay area. it's not going to happen. you can visibly see that clock wise rotation around high pressure. as we head throughout the day today, high pressure really isn't going anywhere. it's going to drift maybe that touch east from yesterday's position. because we're starting out with temperatures two to three degrees more mild than yesterday. 63 in san francisco. 65 in santa rosa. which will be a temperature record if we hit the high. we want to let you know about that. want to let you know about a good chance for rain in the north bay. first let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we've been talking about traffic slowly building this week. we have seen that for a few days

now kicking off at 5:30. you notice the area i'm circling has the yellow. that's the computer. it's working. it will have a better average for you in a few minutes. the toll plaza itself shows a lighter volume of traffic. the east shore freeway is visible and flowing clearly. to volume is starting to pick up now. back to you. >> the computer sounds like mike. well, some major changes coming to this year's mavericks surf contest. today the organizers are discussing those with the public. the change is aimed at avoiding an incident like this one during last year's contest. a rogue wave caused a few minor injuries out there. to make sure this does not happen again, spectators being

barred from watching this year's contest from the beach and nearby bluffs. instead there will be a festival and live television coverage at a nearby hotel. organizers will have more information during a public meeting at 6:00 at the half-moon bay yacht club. amazing video of killer whales caught off the coast of california. we'll show you the up close shots rgs vr personal, coming up. and the obama administration ready to play out a new plan for the military this morning. we'll have details coming up in a live report. plus, first san francisco. now oakland. why you may soon find fewer parking spaces and a lot nor green in the east bay.

a live look at oakland this morning. a handful of demonstrators were taken into custody before 11:30 last night. reports say 60 officers were involved. keeping our eye on the area this morning. it's 5:41 now. the white house and pentagon laying out a new plan for the military today. here's the idea. it's to manage hundreds of billions of dollars in cuts without affecting the military's strength. $450 billion. that's according to the white house, congress, republicans, democrats the pentagon. the big fight will be exactly which lines of the budget are going to be ultimately end up being cut. the white house say this is will be driven by strategy. it's trying to build a 21st century fighting force.

no longer will the united states' plan to be ready to stand in two different wars simultaneously. instead will will be a leaner force focused on new threats. not only terrorismful iran as well. but unconventional warfare against unconventional fauxes. the big question is whether congress will be able to come up with budget cuts in a bigger sense. the budget cuts you might recall the super committee was supposed to come up with and failed to do so before the holidays. if they cannot do that. $500 billion additional in cuts also kicks in. they say all bets are off. >> i guess wooil find out if they're going to force them to be enough inspiration to get

something done. thank you very much. >> the obama administration will announce plans to create a number of jobs for kids this summer. help with the private sector has commitments for 180,000 kmooyou employment opportunities for the summer. most of the summer jobs will be temporary. presidential candidates shifted their focus from iowa to new hampshire where primaries are five days away. analysts not predicts a repeat of the close race in iowa. mitt romney picked up an endorsement from john mccain yesterday. he's already polling more than 20 points ahead of the competition in new hampshire. ron paul is his closest competit competitor. >> with romney, ron paul and rick santorum in the top here it's the perfect scenario for the former massachusetts governor.

the next big primary will be south carolina and florida. but experts say if romney wins in new hampshire he'll be tough to beat. >> it's 5:44. rom nigh said he would vee to the path if the legislation is passed by congress. student republicans say romney's stance doesn't mean he'll lose support with latino voters. i don't think it's a guarantee for obama. >> under california's dream act signed into law last summer by the governor. undocumented students in the state are eligible for privately funded scholarships. and a year from now public funding will be made available to the students. >> let's check back in with meteorologist christina loren.

>> if we can't get the rain we'll take the warmer than average temperatures. yet comfortable again. yesterday santa rosa tied a temperature record when the mercury rose to 72 degrees. you saw the camera shaking. those tr the reasons for warmup ls. we're getting the downsloping winds in addition to a clear start. sunshine off the bat, is so temperature this is morning are running a little bit warmer than yesterday. 1 or 2 degrees. you can see that through novato and oakland. i've ramped up the numbers by 1 or 2 degrees. beautiful conditions for this time of year here in the bay area. it's not a spare the air day. could be the case tomorrow as high pressure really staying put. 50 degrees in san francisco now. you're at 44. good morning in san jose.

and 42 degrees in gilroy. by noon take a look. all the yellow on your contour map indicating the warmup. this is how much we warm up by noon. the real climb by noon and 3:00 p.m. so temperatures will round out like this. 68 in livermore. 67 in san jose. 70 in los gatos. as we take you through the next six to seven days, oh, we're looking good. we hold onto the 60s. hold onto sunshine. and maybe, just maybe a few showers in the north bay tuesday into wednesday. that's looking promising. we'll update you on that. right now mike is updating you on the roads. >> and we've had sensors catch up with you. we're looking at highway 4. now the average is down to 25.

now we still have a 14-nnt drive all the way to the dublin interchange. and no problems towards castro valley and 580. southbound looks really nice. you're at least at the limit. the off ramp still closed. should be picking up the construction in just a few minutes. and we have a nice smooth flow for the lower pay shore. the dumbarton bridge. the san mateo bridge into that portion of the peninsula as well moving nicely. smooth in the opposite direction. now city council members are talking about cutting their own packages. major chuck reid and city

council members have agreed to consider terminating their pension plans. the cost of funding city pensions has more than tripled over the past ten years. >> an oakland shopping district is looking to trade parking spaces for parks. so-called parklets are already popular in san francisco. now oakland has pilot program and the village is looking to bring new life to the shopping district. customers have mixed reaction. >> i don't think taking spaces to do it. i don't think it's that good of an idea. >> i parked my car about four blocks away. so i don't have to put money in the parking meters. >> they don't let the meters go for free. thooil put them somewhere else or the association will have to pay the city $14,000 a year to cover the lost revenue.

he will take office at 5:00 p.m. the ceremony will be at mission high school. he was appointed district attorney to replace harris after she was elected the state's attorney general. >> the warriors completed their signing of guard nate robinson last night. it couldn't have come at a better time. they may be without a foreseeable future. curry rolled his ankle during last night's game. he had to limp off the court. it's the third time this season he has sprained the ankle. he said it was the most painful of all three. >> some killer whales traveling further south. giving whale watchers a big time thrill. >> you're going to get wet! whoo! they say most are very boat friendly. it's the most boat friendly

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it's a beautiful thursday. 5:53. did you ever want to grow up to be an astronaut? >> that and a cowboy. >> now space travel is available for anyone with a little bit of green? this is one of three space travel agents in the bay area. she says she can help you get a ticket on one of the flights later this year for $200,000. it will take you more than 65 miles up where you'll experience zero gravity. one traveler says with her background going to space will be a lifelong dream but few will be able to afford the price tag. >> a loot of people would, and it's not their dream. but they have other dpreems that may cost as much a or many. i can see my dream.

but can they sigh theirs? >> version is being hush, hush about who they are. actor russell brand and katy perry have been public about going. probably separately now. they broke up. >> that's really sad. >> a new launch for social gaming giant zyn zbrks a. this one is social, which means you can play it with your friends. keeping it social. it's amazing. scott mcgrew is changing the way we communicate. >> i play words with friends with my sister in chicago every day. we talk about our parents how they travel, that kind of thing.

a lot of people use words with friends as primary way of keeping their social circle. american airlines had its own words with friends incident with alec baldwin be removed from the new york stock exchange. this is standard practice when the company files for bankruptcy. it's a problem they blame on the aging fleet. they expect them to do well in the study. in fact, southwest has one of the worst baggage handling records, according to the report. bags may fly free on southwest, but they don't necessarily get there. once again the study's author says american, even worse. so here's the report card.

continental confusion with two separate reservation systems. jet blue, the most delays and the longest delays. two airlines did well. delta and alaska airlines. yeah. >> interesting to know. thanks, scott. >> it is 5:57 now. still to come, occupy oakland raided overnight. we'll hear from protesters coming up. plus, despite a deadly crash last year. the organizers of the reno air races say they're ready to give it another try. >> and record warmth in the works for this afternoon again. i'll tell you why pour weather here is the envy of the nation and how long it's going to last coming up. and with of som en of some normal traffic weather patterns. i have something unusual to show you for 580. i'll show you where. [ male announcer ] southwest makes the call. man: please swipe credit card.

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