an amber alert for a 2-year-old girl abducted in sacramento. the bay area connection to the case. swat teams called to a north bay neighborhood. a major response to a home invasion robbery and the search for a suspect. in less than an hour, stumping for presidential support in iowa. hear from the republican who's not on the campaign trail but steal a lot of the limelight. thanks for joining us, today, the hunt continues for a man connected to a home invasion robbery in the north bay. police say he may be armed and dangerous. swat teams from three different

agencies responded to the incident last night. a woman said that several men, at least one of them, armed, forced their way into her home. later an officer saw four men in the car matching those descriptions. two were caught immediately, another at 8:00 last night. >> he was actually found at the end of the block in the parking lot of the apartment complex hiding under a car. >> about 50 officers took part in the hunt for the suspect. a chp helicopter also combed the area. the search was called off last night at 9:30. it's starting up again this morning. right now, there's a statewide amber alert out for a 2-year-old girl. authorities say her father took her from her home in sacramento. that alert was issued just yesterday, even though the girl was reported missing earlier this week. robert lyles explains why the pair may be here in the bay area. >> reporter: sacramento fbi

tells cbs 5, the 49-year-old not only has friends in the bay area, but what they call resources. that samaan would want to avail himself of. you're looking at the last recorded images of samaan and his daughter in sacramento. that was last saturday morning. it's also the same day the fbi tells cbs 5 samaan was notified he lost custody of his daughter following a bitter divorce. the girl's mother didn't report her missing until tuesday, telling the fbi it wasn't uncommon for her ex-husband to return the girl late following a visit. after three days of searching, samaan's home in this up-scale sacramento neighborhood, his job and acquaintances, the fbi believes this case is full of danger because of what some call

dark. >> he wasn't using a cell phone or credit cards, tendering a child of 2 years of age. we issued an endangered missing advisory that went out to 600 different advisories for the state of california. >> reporter: some believe he got what he was denied, custody. >> very protective father. >> mourad samaan is 5 foot'6" 160 pounds. now the fbi says samaan is driving a green toyota four runner with license plates

3xrm111. an u.s. embassy member identified a victim as warren weinstein. he's been running a project. back in the u.s., make it or break it in iowa today. republicans are facing off where less than an hour away from this key event in the 2012 presidential campaign. the gop candidates are flooding the state of iowa. sarah palin is attending, though she's not competing in the pole and getting a lot of attention. >> i don't think i'm stealing any spotlight. if anybody seizes it, go get the other folks. >> the straw poll has been held five times. the strong showing could be a big campaign boost. rick perry is set to announce his candidacy later on today. crews are cleaning up a very wet mess in the east bay.

emeriville police say traffic may be slow this morning, all of this water spilled out last night at the intersection of powell and crispy. crews have turned the lane for repair work. no word on what caused that water main break. one man is recovering after an officer-involved shooting in the east bay. it happened last night in oak wood near the intersection of fruitville avenue and foothill boulevard. no word on what led police to shoot this man, manhattan who witnesses say is homeless was injured, but he is expected to live. a man and his teenaged girlfriend have been sentenced in the killing of that girl's mother. 21-year-old steven colver received life in prison for murdering a woman from eldorado who had forbidden the couple from staying together.

the girl, tylar witt, received 15 years to life. relatives have very harsh words for tylar witt. >> as far as i'm concerned, it'd never have happened in the first place, if it wasn't for her. what i saw was a deceptive, manipulative little girl who could hide her contempt for her mother. >> yesterday, a lawyer for tylar witt, now 16 years old, revealed a note that said "i miss you mommy." steven colver has filed an appeal of his murder conviction. two lucky boaters are recovering after a rescue in the san francisco bay. two stranded boaters were picked up on the island. the boat hit the rocks late last night. the boat didn't sink, but it did have to be towed away. thousands of people will be checking out one of the best

musical line-ups in the world at golden gate park. music and arts fest, continuing today, dozens of bands, artists and food vendors will draw massive crowds this weekend. they certainly did last night. about half of the 180,000 ticket holders are from out of town. that adds up to about $4 million for local businesses and a lot of traffic on local roads. boldly going where no one has gone before. still to come: the south bay project that helps connect humans to potentially intelligent life off planets. it got help from a hollywood star. we'll explain. first: carrying on the legacy of open hand founder. the future of the work of a bay area institution. waking up in the fog and low clouds, the big question is the burnoff and when to expect it. the pinpoint forecast just straight ahead.

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fork ove check this baby out. it could be yours, but only if you're able to fork over at least $900,000. that's close to a cool million. that's the minimum bid for this flawless 43 karat yellow diamond, known as goldeneye. i feel like i'm a qvc host right now. holding an online auction for it. the fbi seized this diamond during an undercover investigation. grab a light sweater for another cool morning around the bay area. taking a live look right now. right there, transamerica tower. little bit of fog surrounding that building. cbs 5's roberta gonzalez explains when we can see all the clouds and fog burning off in today's pinpoint forecast. we're all waking up this early in the morning, we're looking ahead to tonight. inland, away from the low clouds and fog, we have the meteor shower taking place, an annual

event. we will have a full moon. it'll be obscuring some of the brightest meteors that fly through the sky. now, meanwhile, the low clouds and fog, that's the big story. we're kind of stuck in this weather pattern where the clouds have surged inland overnight, at least a good 50, 60 miles. if you are out and about, heading out the door for an early morning bike ride or walk, it looks like temperatures currently in the 50s and 60s under mostly cloudy skies. clouds peeling back. it's a quiet weather pattern, also very stagnant weather pattern. we refer to it as at summertime dole drums.

should burn off just in time for the boys of summer to take the field. first pitch at 110. temperatures going up in oakland to 68 degrees. statewide, partial clearing in eureka, low 60s. talking about temperatures in the low 90s throughout the central valley. tahoe looks decent. in the low 80s. meanwhile tonight, overnight with a blanket of clouds, looks like temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow your day time high temperatures, or today, for your saturday. 280 in sanoma. a pair of 7s in santa rosa. if you're heading out, golden gate park, sunny and bright once the clouds lift. make sure you have a light jacket. temperature in the low to mid-60s, that's about as good as it gets. the clouds roll back in. that's for saturday and sunday for that art and music festival. east of the bay, westerly 10 to

20 miles per hour. 60s through the 70s. 85 degrees, brentwood, tracy oakley, mountain house, back through the delta. temperatures averaging a good five degrees below normal. coastal numbers, 50s and 60s, we'll bump that number to 78 degrees in sunniville. warmer, into the 80s, pushing about 85 degrees, in morgan hill and el roy. i gotta tell you, this is a stubborn weather pattern. we're going for the next five days to actually even seven days, of temperatures on either side of 85 degrees in our inland areas. 50s, 60s at the beaches. 70s in our bayside areas. my picks, this was sent from fremont, don edwards wildlife refer. love the clouds in there too. keep your photos coming to my

pix at cbs5.com. have you ever found yourself asking where could you find a discarded coffin or yarn made of dog hair? probably not. for decades, artists and teachers have been uncovering unusual items for the san francisco hidden treasure. sharon chen introduces us to the woman behind these popular resources at the jefferson awards premier. >> got creativity? emery feelins got hit for this material. for 35 years, artists and teachers have scrammed around scraps looking to turn someone else's trash into their treasure. >> walking through scrap is like walking through the cobwebs of ancient mines and opportunities for imaginations run wild. >> back when ann marie founded scrap, she needed an inexpensive way to provide 140 artists

supplies for teaching. she asked businesses to donate stuff they'd otherwise dump. >> i was called a fool at the time. >> why? >> we consume, we don't reuse. >> from scraps warehouse, nestled in the neighborhood, she helps make reuse and recycle household words among those who shop scrap each day. she's launched similar sites as far away as tokyo and paris. >> i want to see artists be able to buy the material that they think would be applied cart . >> reporter: one seamstress

turned bargain scraps into this: >> we were able to buy hundreds of these for the kids. they put them on to protect their face. we can do a film canister rocket. you know, we got the chemists here, we got this here. >> reporter: this shopper says ann marie inspires him. >> amazing. >> reporter: for providing a reuseable source for creative minds for 35 years, this week's award goes to ann marie. >> another jefferson award recipient passed away this week.

the founder of project open hands was 89 years old. associate director jared sharer joins us about brinker's legacy and the group's future. tell us about project open hand. i think it's one of the organizations you don't think about much until you actually need it. a lot of people rely on you for your everyday needs. >> absolutely. we deliver meals and groceries to people with hiv and aids. anyone with a critical illness and to seniors. we serve both sides of the bay, both in san francisco and alameda county. we serve 2600 meals every single day. >> what inspired the start up of this? ruth and her idea, obviously it's grown very large. >> one of ruth's neighbors passed away due to complications of hiv and aids. she realized it wasn't because of the disease itself, it was because he was malnourished. she had a big heart and a kitchen. she started cooking for seven of

her neighbors. people started hearing about what she was doing, wanted to help voluntarily fear, wanted to contribute money to pay for the groceries. the organization has grown and grown. now we serve both sides of the bay, we serve anyone with a critical illness to help. >> what does it take to qualify for help? >> you need to be symptomatic of some type of disease. we have clients with breast cancer, we have clients with diabetes, heart disease, lung cancers, any kind of illness and you just have to get certified by a physician, we'll serve you right away. >> this has been in operation since 1985, of course the need has grown, but your resources, while they've grown, it's difficult to serve all of the people that are hearing about the project and trying to take advantage of the health care you have to offer. tell me about the challenges financially you guys have been facing. >> like any other non-profit in any tough economy, we have a hard time, you know, really getting out there in the community, raising funds, it's become a challenge.

just trying to tell people our story in new and creative ways is the best way we know how to raise money. we were a grassroots organization and rely on every single member to help contribute, to help raise the funds needed for ingredients for meals and groceries in our grocery center. >> the transportation of those things is really important. tell us about this contest, you already made it to the finals, nationwide, one of four non-profits, in the running for money for a new truck. >> absolutely. so we're looking for a new vehicle. >> we're taking a look right now at one of your old vehicles. this thing delivers food right now. >> it does, absolutely, it's quite a bit of a gas guzzler. gets 12 to 14 miles a gallon. we're in the running, right now, for a new vehicle. people can go online and vote. visit our facebook page, project open hand, vote today to help us

win an energy-efficient vehicle. fuel prices are incredibly high, our delivery vehicle needs to be as efficient as possible to be able to best utilize our resources. >> your community of volunteers shouldn't have to be driving around an old beater like that. we have a link to your facebook page where you can vote. that's on our website cbssf.com. >> we have 16 pastry chefs gathering together tomorrow at the intercontinental san francisco down on howard street. we'll have, they'll be sampling their treats and we have other hors d'oeuvres from our kitchen, live music, a lot of things going on there, super fun event. chocolate martinis, one of our favorite insure cocktails of the event. tomorrow from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the intercontinental. >> we have that information as well on our website.

thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. coming up next in sports: a stanford football legend kicks off an era with the san francisco 49ers. we'll be right back. iverse... thanks,, ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ ♪ she was waiting up around the bend ♪ ♪ smile at me and then you take my hand ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars,

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the "seti" project features a massive array of radio soon we'll be able to listen to intelligent life in the universe. the seti project will be back online after infusion of more than $200,000 all from private donations. actress jodie foster was among the recent donors. coming up in the next half hour, we'll have doctors joining us live to talk about the projects ambitions. football is back and the 49ers have a new head coach. tiger woods makes a run for the pga championship. >> let's get you caught up on sports now. last year the niners finished the year at 6-and-10. maybe last night's result was a good thing. jim harbaugh given vernon davis

a hunt. more physical with alex smith blitzing like it was a regular game. look at that. one of six sacks for the saints. the giants took their talents to south beach. for the second straight start. matt cain gave up two runs in first inning. the giants lost the game 2-1. they're now two games behind the diamondbacks. alex mccarty allowed six runs in the second, knocked out in the fourth. tiger woods double bogied 11 and 12 and finished 10 over for the tournament. this one gets a little sand in his eye. rolls down into the water. keegan bradley and jason bradley tied at 5 under. >> there you go, that's your

morning sports, congratulations to them, now back to you. we are about 30 minutes away from the big straw poll count in iowa. coming up next: hear from the republicans in the race for the white house. shocked over a wild ride on wall street. what it means for start-ups in the silicon valley? plus: we'll take you behind the scenes of today's outside music festival. ,,

the main suspect - her dad. why an amber alert for a 2-year-old girl abducted in sacramento. the main suspect, her father. why police believe they may be in the bay area. family members harsh words with a girl sentenced in the murder of her mother. turning to recover after the wildest week on wall street. the ups and downs of the market and how it all hit tech start-ups in silicon valley. welcome back to weekend early edition, it is just about 7:30, august 13th. thanks for joining us. a statewide amber alert is in effect for a 2-year-old girl taken from sacramento by her dad. the girl's mother didn't report her missing until tuesday, but authorities believe the pair may be here in the bay area and that the child could be in danger.

>> he wasn't using a cell phone, he wasn't using any credit cards, considering a child a 2 years the age, we found it necessary to issue an advisory sent out to 600 advisories for the state of california. >> madeline is 2 foot 8 inches with brown hair and eyes. her father is driving a green toyota four-runner with license plate 3 xrm1111. a man connected to a home invasion robbery in the north bay. he may be armed and dangerous. swat teams from three different agencies responded to this incident last night. a woman said that several men, one of them armed forced their way into her home. later an officer saw four men in the car matching the descriptions. two of them were caught immediately. another at around 8:00 last

night. the search for the fourth suspect continues this morning. an american businessman is abducted in pakistan today. at least eight kidnappers reportedly broke into a house in la hor and took that man away. warren weinstein has been running a project there to strengthen the competitiveness of the pakistani industry. make it or break it in iowa today. republicans facing off in the aims straw poll. we're less than an hour away from the key event in the 2012 presidential campaign. job candidates are flooding the state, drumming up support. michele bachmann has been busy rallying conservatives. >> if the election were held today, would barack obama be re-elected? not on a bet. the iowa straw poll hold five times. texas governor rick perry is set to announce his candidacy later on today. the wildest week in wall

street history ended with another day of gains. take a look at the roller coaster week. the dow started monday at 11,433 and swung widely all week long. yesterday it gained 125 points despite the volatility. the dow lost just 1.5% for the week. the week has taken its toll on ipos. >> here in sunnyvale, maker of 3d motion sensors was hoping to raise money, part of a group of ten companies that delayed ipos because of the downed market. >> it puts you up against the wall. >> the ipo market was looking hot back in may when linked in went public, then came the debt ceiling crisis. investors got spooked, the dow

had one of its most volatile weeks in history. >> they may not -- all these delayed ipos beg the question, what is this going to do to go public. will it wait to go public? >> these social media companies are still at ridiculous prices. >> the washington post columnist says there is still a social media bubble. whenever those companies do go public, buyer beware. >> we need more sanity, more practicality, more reasonable evaluations which increase over a period of time for the ecosystem. a man and his teenaged girlfriend have been sentenced for the killing of the girl's mother. 21-year-old steven colver received live in prison, the girl, tylar witt got 15 years to

life for a grandfather, the victim's father spoke at the sentencing hearing yesterday. >> you never appreciate what you did for your mother did for you. you were her whole world. you are a murderer. >> and there she sat, days after the murder of the two were arrested at a shopping center in san bruno after their car was found at a hotel in san francisco. the suspect in the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy in oakland made his first court appearance the other day. lawrence denard didn't center a plea, but his family lashed out. >> family members say denard was framed and he would never hurt a child. plus they say anthony bass was wrong to call him a killer before the case was tried. denard is due back in court august 29th. other stories making bay

area headlines in oakland an officer-involved shooting occurred just after 7:30 last night. one man who witnesses say is homeless suffered a gunshot wound at the hands of police. he is expected to survive. emeriville police say traffic may be slow this morning as commuters navigate around a water main break. all this water spilled out last night at the intersection of powell and krefts view. be aware if you're driving around emeriville. all eyes on the skies for tonight's showers. fantastic images from space, what they reveal about the universe. first: getting ready for a big party at golden gate park. >> waking up with fog and low clouds. the big question is the burnoff and when to expect it.

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the upper 50s to mid 60s are anticipated. live look at the golden gate bridge. shrouded with fog. we'll have a full look at the weather forecast coming up.

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they have each driven more than a million miles without an 22 postal workers from the bay area have achieved an impressive milestone. they've each driven more than a million miles without an accident. now they're getting their due recognition. >> beyond doing what he's doing the last 30 years as a mail carrier. he has an award for safety. he's one of the 22 postal carriers that achieved hitting one million miles on their mail route without getting in any kind of accident. the district honored them with the million miles club ceremony. >> for my kids, my wife, for my family, i'm proud of it. >> you take things like that for granted sometimes, but when you

think about it, that's an accomplishment. i'm proud of that. >> it'd be equal to driving around the world 40 times or for than average driver to do the same commute and drive for 70 years. >> their secret to the perfect driving? >> just taking the extra time. going out and you have a job to do, we try to do it as safely as possible. >> there could be a turn from all this good news. the postal service just proposed to congress to cut 120,000 jobs. >> any is only a proposal. congress still needs to approve this. and it's only, and they're looking at it from between now and 2015. so, my best advice is, take a deep breath and just let it play out. >> the postal service still plans on continuing the million mile club. we are looking at a cool

start to the weekend here in the bay area, taking a live look right now over mount vaca. you can see there is a layer of fog that is expected to burn off later on today. roberta gonzalez looks ahead to a spectacular lights show tonight and shows us when we can see -- that's a tongue twister -- some sunshine, roberta. >> i'm already looking ahead to tonight. if you're inland, away from the low clouds and fog. we have the meteor shower tonight. all you have to do is go outside and see the annual perseid meteor shower. clouds have surged inland overnight, at least a good 50, 60 miles.

these clouds will play tag along on the coast during most much the day with only some partial clearing. meanwhile, if you're out and about and heading out the door, perhaps for early morning bike ride or walk, it looks like temperatures currently in the 50s and 60s, under mostly cloudy skies. clouds peeling back. it's a quiet weather pattern, also very stagnant weather pattern. we refer to it as the summertime doldrums. high pressure firmly in place. very robust sea breeze. enhancing that deep marine layer, should burn off just in time for the boys of summer to take the field. temperature going up today in oakland to 68 degrees. otherwise, statewide, partial clearing in eureka, in the 60s, low 90s throughout the central valley. tahoe looks decent, in the low 80s. blanket of clouds, temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow your day time high

temperatures or rather, today, for your saturday, 60 degrees in stinson beach. 280 degrees in sanoma. that's a good 20-degree temperature span. a pair of 7s in santa rosa. golden gate park, sunny and bright once the clouds lift. make sure you have a light jacket. temperature in the low to mid-60s. that's about as good as it gets. clouds roll back in. that's for saturday and sunday for that art and music festival. east of the bay, 10 to 20 miles per hour. 60s through the 70s. outside number will be 85 degrees. brentwood, tracy, oakley. discovery back, back into the delta. temperatures averaging five degrees below normal. coastal numbers in the 50s and 60s. we'll bump up that number to 78 degrees in sunnyvale. into the 80s. pushing about 85 degrees in

morgan hill and gilroy. fixed in the forecast, , we did -- gotta tell you, this is a stub worn weather pattern. 70s in our inland bayside areas. don edwards wildlife reserve, that is glorious, love the clouds in there too. good chance, good opportunity to remind all of you to keep your votes coming in at cbs5.com. have a great weekend. we should see sunshine spanning the golden gate park. we go behind the scenes of the outside lambeau music festival. >> greetings pleasure-seekers. this weekend, the big event, the main event is happening right here on the polo fields in golden gate park in san francisco. one of the biggest music

festivals now in america. it's in its 4th year and this weekend, the three-day festival boasts 115 bands, many of your favorites. >> we've got some of the great headliners, the phish, arcade fire, muse, black heed and a lot of you know, new bands, original meters are coming. john fogurty. we've got five stages, we've got a tent, which is a new tent. some unannounced people that people will just find out about. >> if you love your food, 50 of your favorite restaurants will be here. if you love your wines, i know you do, more than 30 different

wineries will be serving up delicious wine as well. this, my friends, is a first look at the official outside lands poster and as you can see, look at the headliners, news, phish, mgmt and one of my favorite bands, big audio dynamite will also be a part of this amazing music-filled weekend. it's all going down right here in golden gate park in san francisco. tickets are still available, the music will be kicking right through to the end of sunday night. enjoy the rest of your weekend. perhaps we'll see you right here at our side lands. cheers. cbssf.com has a survival good for all the music, food and fun. good morning, et. operators on earth are ready to connect you.

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exclamation poin me from the two galaxies in the early stages of colliding seemed to form a cosmic exclamation point the photograph from the chandra x-ray observatory and the hubble space telescope. the two galaxies will become one but the process could take millions of years. yes, i'm turning into a big nerd right now. astronomers listening to the outside world thanks to a big funding boost. we're talking about the steady project. got a lot of attention thanks to jodie foster's movie contact. >> for those of us who aren't you know, keeping up to date on the latest contact with the

galaxies, tell us what the seti project is? >> just what jodie foster was doing in the movie contact. we use big antennas, try to ease it off on the aliens. >> are you trying to listen or communicate or both? >> we don't do what you do. we don't transmit, we don't broadcast. that might take too long. we're just listening. this is a passive experiment, we hope to pick up a signal that might have been sent hundreds, thousands of years ago but that would prove that we have cosmic company out there. >> if there were some aliens out there, how would they have to send a signal for you to receive it? >> it'd have to be powerful enough, it'd have to be aimed in our direction. all of that's not asking too much. it'd have to be the kind of

signal that transmitters make. natural noise makers like colliding galaxies, they make radio noise too, but it's all over the dial. tv signal, radar signal would be at one spot on the dial. >> we'd have to hope they came up with similar technology to what we have down here. >> we're not going to find them if they're fiend hall neanderthal-like. >> have you heard anything? >> if i had, i probably wouldn't be sitting here with you. >> you wouldn't be on local television. >> but do promise us if you end up getting that bar, you will come back. >> absolutely, i think that will happen in our lifetime, i honestly do, if we can get the antennas working again. >> the whole project was shut down because of a lack of

funding earlier this year. now we've gotten a new fresh crop of cash. >> we have, we had a public fund-raising campaign. seti starts. various people contributed their time and money. >> the down payment on getting this antenna back up and running. some funds may come from the u.s. air force. you also got some money from sources that others would consider legit. microsoft co-founder paul allen. a big wide array of people contributing to this. >> what is it that inspires people to give all sorts of cash to this project that really hasn't netted anything productive yet? >> you know, to me, that's a tribute to our species in some ways that sounds too grand, the fact that we're willing to do

exploration, even though economic times aren't the best. deep down, people recognize that we're finally at this state in our history, the beginning of the 21st century when we have some chance of actually proving that there's somebody out there, somewhat like us. we couldn't have done that 50 years ago, we couldn't have done it 100 years ago or in the time of the cave men, but now we can. here's an opportunity to prove that we're not the only kids on the block. >> i know you had volunteers working on this as well, they volunteered their home computer to crunch numbers? >> there is a program run by our former partners in this project, they have an excellent seti program. >> can people sign up for that? >> they can. >> does it take energy away from your computer? >> no, it operates simply when you walk away from your computer to make yourself a sandwich, if you wanted to be a sandwich, it'd start up, download data from the berkeley servers and

it's process data. >> the seti project, back again. thanks for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be right back. ,, [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies is a nicely designed package. now you can have brownies again. new fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. [ male announcer ] find them on sale this week

authorities in marin county are looking for a man suspecte another quick look at this morning's top stories: authorities are looking for a man suspected in taking part in a home invasion robbery in san rafael. police say he may be armed and dangerous. three other suspects were arrested after last night's incident. the search continues for the fourth this morning. make it or break it in iowa today. republican presidential candidates facing off in less than five minutes from now. an outside music and arts festival continues to did in golden gate park. dozens of fans, artists and food vendors drawing massive crowds this weekend. check this out: this sparkler could be yours if

you're able to fork over at least $900,000. almost a cool mil. that's the minimum bid for this 34-karat. the fbi seized the diamond during an undercover investigation. so if anyone's looking for any, you know, christmas gifts for me or anything, that could maybe fit the bill. charlie's angels icon is being immortalized in plastic. check out the farrah fawcett barbie doll. featuring her feathered hair. fawcett passed away in 2009 after a long battle with cancer. looks like it's going to be a lovely day around the bay area once these low clouds and fog burn off. roberta says that's going to

happen. little bit afternoon and we're going to see sunshine all around. if you're heading out, should be lovely. inland, going to make it up into the mid-80s today. thanks for making early weekend edition part of your saturday. starting off our weekend, our next newscast is at 5:30 this afternoon. i'll be back for that. i'll be back here as well tomorrow. enjoy your saturday. t list for saturday morning news, xxx call x8689 before 8am 86 after 8am

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