we'll have the full forecast in just a minute. the city of oakland is dealing with day of violence as four people were killed in separate shootings yesterday. all within a six-hour period. the most recent happened at around 8:00 last night in the 9400 block of hillside street on the city's east side. a man was found dead inside a home. the other three shootings happened yesterday afternoon spanning from west to east oakland. investigators aren't saying when the shootings are related or if -- saying whether the shootings are related or if there are any arrests. an autopsy will be done on a body found in sonoma county found at the novado disposal service. cbs 5 reporter juliette goodrich and on how investigators believe how the body got there. >> reporter: tonight investigators are trying to determine if the body found here at the novato disposal center was a homicide or an accidental death. workers at the recycling center discovered a man's body this afternoon in a recycling bin. the man's body had some signs

of trauma according to the sheriff deputies, but right now investigators believe that the injuries may have been caused by equipment at the disposal site. and investigators have not released the identity of the man until his family has been notified. but he is reportedly hispanic and a possible transient in the area. they are looking into the routes of the truck that bring recycling to the area to see where the man originally came from. the body may have been dumped elsewhere and brought to this facility. investigators hope to have the man's identity and release that information in the next 24 hours. juliette goodrich, cbs 5. after an intense four-hour search through the streets of oakland, officers called off a man hunt. police say that anthony hopkins is an inmate from santa rita jail taken to the hospital yesterday. at some point he was able to free himself from shackles and then ran when deputies opened up the car door.

>> absolutely. we're trying to see if he was able to manipulate it or if they were placed on incorrectly. the mother, sister, girlfriend all live near the hospital. he has a long record that dates back to more than 10 years. he was facing a long prison term for a number of robberies and kidnappings. in san jose the search for a new police chief will continue a little longer than originally planned. the current chief chris moore is scheduled to retire next friday, but the city manager has decided to expand the pool of candidates saying she needs more time to find a perfect match for the job. a city spokesman is playing down the delay saying that there was never a hard deadline. for the first time, no one in the san jose police department's existing command staff is seeking the top job. recent budget cutbacks have prompted a lot of officers to find jobs in other cities in the department. they have been very low. the federal aviation officials are trying to assure the public that bowings new 787

dream liner is safe to fly. the secretary transportation says that they would have no reservations about taking a flight on the dream liner. now, this even as the faa launches a comprehensive review. last monday a fire ignited in a battery pack as the empty 787 sat on the tarmac in boston. aviation safety experts say that recent problems including a big fuel leak are more likely the results of the quality control issues and not a flaw in the design. meanwhile they are using the 787 dream liner for their new service. that new service began yesterday with much fanfare at cbs international airport. and the ama flights are the first between the two cities since american airlines dropped the route in 2006. and that there has been a strong demand for the flights and they plan to increase the number of the weekly prices from 5:00 to 7:00. among those on hand for yesterday's ceremony, the airport's name sake for the former mayor congressman and the u.s. transportation

secretary. >> it is unnatural to have an ana type of flight directly from san jose to japan. >> they have traditionally struggled to get overseas flights. they limit the length of the runways and the size of the planes. talks are underway to add other carriers adding more oversea flights. passengers who fly to san francisco are experiencing longer delays than normal this weekend. crews are working on some of the runways, which means it will be closed until 8:00 monday morning. that's expected to mostly affect west coast flights. check them before you head to the airport. police in san francisco are beefing up security in and around candlestick park for this evenings nfl playoff game between the 49ers and green bay packers. ground crews put on the finishing touches yesterday. looking good. tonight more than 70,000 fans

will fill their seats. in addition to the uniformed officers, police will have some officers in regular street attire and some wearing jerseys from either team. they'll be on the lookout for unruly behavior before and during the game and drunk drivers afterwards. the goal to make sure that everyone has a good time. now, there are questions in the 49ers future home of santa clara and about whether or not a super bowl there could make money for the city. local officials are still putting together a bid to host the big game in either 2016 or 2017. but before that the nfl wants the city council to formally adopt a resolution of support for the game. the league also wants to lease the new stadium at a much cheaper rate than normal and that they are requiring some other financial confessions. a hearing for the accused movie theater killer in colorado has ended without him entering the play. the judge agreed to delay the arraignments of james holmes until march. his lawyers had asked for the delay as they might be looking for more time to get the mental

health evaluation from the doctor that they choose. now the end of yesterday's hearing, their father of one of the victims shouted that holmes should rot in hell. that man later apologized to the judge. now to america's second longest war in afghanistan. there are 66,000 american troops. the u.s. invasion after 9/11 came 11 years and 3s ago. there are more than 18,000 that have been wounded and the war has cost about $560 billion. the end has appeared to be in sight. it may come sooner than expected. >> the president updated me on peace and today we agreed that this process should be advanced by the opening of the taliban office to facilitate talks. >> reporter: talks on peace remain grim when fighting resumes this spring. it's not expected to let up. but the u.s. combat role will

never be the same. >> they will continue to fight there when needed. but let me say this as plainly as i can. starting this spring, our troops will have a different mission. training, advising, assisting, afghan forces. and it will be a short moment and another step towards full afghan sovereignty, something that i know they care deeply about due to the afghan people. >> and they all began to accelerate after the transition u.s. forces for the combat from training. he endorsed the moves and welcomed the smaller u.s. troop presence. >> numbers are not going to make a difference to the situation in afghanistan. it is what releases you there to make it to afghanistan and beyond in the region. >> reporter: the next big decision. how many u.s. forces, if any, will remain in afghanistan after 2014? pentagon recommendations range from 3,000 to 9,000.

if deployed. at least a third of those forces will be devoted to fighting and killing al qaeda and their affiliates. major garrett, cbs news, the white house. 7:09 now. what if it works to send a message to someone that doesn't consider you a friend? why they may soon charge you $100. >> nobody came or even bothered to call me. >> some have experienced waiting and waiting for a delivery or repairman that never shows up. how you might be compensated for all the time you will never get back. and around the bay area, we've got freezes, watches, postings, frost out in the bay area, but we're going to get a severely clear sky for a beautiful saturday. we'll have all the details when we come back after the break.

stranger on facebook? it'll cost you 100-bucks. the menlo park-based social network company is testing out a feature that charges users 100-dollars to send direct messages to people they don't know. friend-to-friend messages would still be free. facebook says charging for messages may d sending messages to people you don't know used to be free. facebook is charging for messages may discourage junk mailers. all right, it is 7:12. we've got chilly temperatures. brian, what do we have? >> chilly temperatures. starting out mostly in the 30s with the forecast highs today near 50 degrees. so it won't be too warm today, but beautifully clear as we head out. the numbers this morning with that freeze warning posted for the bay area. the temperatures will get down tonight. it'll be colder tonight, saturday night early sunday morning than what it was last night. and by about 5 degrees, beautiful sunrise for the bay area in the dawn area here.

some frost out this morning. oakland with 35 degrees and santa rosa down to 30 degrees. that's how it looks going to the satellite with the big dome of high pressure leading to northwesterly flows. the flow is just down in this direction and that is a dry direction. they will be light and the humidity will be very low and as a result, you know, you will see that there and the temperatures, they are not doing any better than 50 degrees. a beautiful visibility to get us to the top of the mountain and even catch a glimpse here. i don't know. but up there for mt. hamilton too, a day of stunning abilities. they need to run a little bit. that's what they are suppose to do today. any of the clouds, hanging offshore here. the bay area just remains clear all day today. but still, we don't do any better than struggling into the 50s, including running sacramento. only at 49 today. fresno at 50 and the same here. the forecast for the bay area,

we're going to be looking at numbers all within a few degrees of 50. 51 at mountainview, 51 at fremont, 51 at hayward and 50 degrees down at morgan hill. 101 down there at the east dunn avenue. 50 degrees at pittsburgh. the thing for them here, napa the same. 39 for livermore. up in the north bay, a little chillier there. sampson beach at 51 degrees. 52 at mill valley and 41 degrees in san rafael. for the nfl playoffs tonight. green bay verses san francisco. mostly clear and cool. temperatures will be about 49 degrees at game time. in the extended forecast, we're going to be looking for things to stay sunny all week long and the numbers will not improve dramatically if you consider warmer temperatures in improvement, you'll get it, but it will take until the end of the week. numbers will be near approaching, perhaps even suggesting saying 65 by next saturday.

>> balmy. >> yes, california standards, yeah. >> all right, thanks. doctors and other professionals are now charging clients who failed to show up for appointments. but what happens when the repairman or the delivery person fails up to show up at the home. now, that's the consumer watch reporter julie watts. >> thank you for calling comcast. >> she has been calling comcast so many times recently. they even have a name for the whole music. the internet service went down the day after christmas. not the best time of the year to have a service problem. now, she says she could not reach that service representative at comcast for four days. >> the first thing that you always hear is that they have a high volume of calls. >> and they finally did get a hold of someone in the philippines. that he set up the service appointment to show that there on the following monday, but no one showed up. >> nobody came, but nobody is bothered to call us yet. >> the expensive view that took the morning to wait.

and now, here i am. no internet. no comcast. >> reporter: no comcast with the customer service guarantee, which promises customers the $20 credit at the service person that will be late or if they don't show. and now california law, they will go a big step further. allowing customers to collect up to $600 in damages. now, that's if the repair or the delivery person failed to show up with the agreed upon four-hour window. provided they have 25 or more employees. >> that will put the pressure on the companies to live up to their commitments. >> reporter: the law professor says that companies are allowed to change plans, but they are suppose to inform the customer first. >> they try to reach the customer and the customer isn't available. there aren't any liabilities. >> reporter: but that she is done wasting time. in order to collect damages, she would have to sue comcast and small claims court and prove how much the no show actually cost her. she says that is simply not worth it. she just wants her internet. >> and no response whatsoever.

>> she finally has internet as we're happy to report. the company sent out a repairman the next day as they also gave her a credit of about $70 and an apology. and remember if you need help with the consumer problem, give us a call. 888-5-helps-u or head to our website. the players that finished voting on the contract deal this morning, the announced could be announced any time. coming up, the other nhl teams might be getting back on the ice. we'll be right back.

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esh grocer all right we know it's a little early in the morning, but never too soon to talk about pasta. here is the fresh grocer for you. >> they are going to the kitchen. we'll see what they've got going on here. to make sure that the shellfish will all open up as it does not open up, take it out. then they need to put that on and what is going on next? snappers, then some divers scallops. local calamari as well in less than a minute. that will be the freshest that they need to put in, which will be the longest to go from there and they cook evenly when they make this dish. >> they just want to brown a

little bit. and it will be right there in the oven. >> some basic marinara sauce placed in the bowl. the linguini is halfway cook. the mussels, the clams, all the juice and the water from the mussels and clams will evaporate and cook the process with the juice. you can make your own pizza dough or buy any bread dough. >> and you need to do it super tight, right? >> yes, then they want to stick you to everything. it will be the normal overages for them between 300 and 350. >> open up. and now this is what i call a holiday dish. this is tony's table. i'm going to stay here to enjoy this for the next 45 minutes or so. ciao everybody. >> nhl players have just finished voting on the labor

deal ending the four-month lockout. electronic voting wrapped up about two hours ago. while the results on the estimated amounts, approval is likely. if that happens training camp is set to open tomorrow on the shortened regular season to start on january 19. now, it will be a week from tomorrow. the low pre-season games will be played. they will be moving past that one on the new labor deal. either side could opt out as they will say they need to release schedules after the players vote will be official. and the white house yesterday, vice president joe biden met with the representatives from the video game industry. biden is leading a task force to find that to the problems associated with the gun violence in the wake of the newtown shooting. common sense media is picking up the same issue in a recent poll asking parents and violence and media playing a significant roll from common sense media joining us live to share the results. thanks for being here, jim. i know that you have been speaking to the task force yourself? >> correct. now, let's frame the issue, it will be very important to talk

about the poll results that will be clear. they feel like they cannot shield their kids from the media violence. and 90% of them. to be exact. now, they said that the video game violence, it will be a violence and a problem for them. 88%, they want those ads for the violent games and movie trailers and stuff that you might be watching during the football game this weekend. now, stop. that will be a real big issue. but that's one thing that you want to say. they all need to understand why violence in media will be a part of a broader culture of violence that we have in this society and we talked to parents all the time across the country about that. now, this is not the only solution here as we are not saying all the problems that we have in newtown or elsewhere is caused by the violence on the immediate california clearly it will be the center of the debate now. >> if you concerned mainly with the media, we talked a lot about the parental responsibilities. and it looks like a lot of the parents that answered it here, they said that they can't do

anything about it. >> i don't think that they can't, but clearly parents are the first line of defense as you could not go out there today. now, they are watching the niners and the packers game. if you root for the packers it will be very bad. >> no comment. but the niners will win. >> and if you are watching that game, then you need to watch the ultraviolent ad for the movie trailers or the video game. that will be really offensive as you will be there on the couch. just time to show you how they will do. now, that will not be appropriate. and that's what happens right now. >> you can see why the video game industry would want to do that and advertise the games, a bunch of 25-year-olds in the audience. but you know that's the thing to look at the cultural amounts as you know it's a big issue. exactly what we talked about for the task force about. now, the industry, particularly the video game industry, they could be far more responsible as we asked them for a complete moratorium in all ads during sporting events and the other kinds of families and their programming. now, we asked them for much clearer labeling so that parents, they can decide what

their kids should and shouldn't play with. now, you will see games like this all the time and you will see seven to eight -- 7 to 9- year-old kids. no one is suggesting that is this the reason why some guys pick up a gun at sandy hook and kill 75 people. but is it a broader situation? and sometimes could be an additional factor? sure. but you need to have gun control and mental health services. that's a big one. but talk about the cultural violence. one of the few silver linings when you have tragedies like this with violence and guns to look in the mirror and say what's going on here? and with these poll results, they will make it clear about 90% of the parents, especially every parent out there knows it's an issue and they have a responsibility. but the industry has a responsibility too. and quite frankly, vice president biden, president obama and congress, they ought to be doing something about this issue as well as the gun control. >> i know that your group is measuring them to do so with a

little more enforcement for the media. go niners. go niners. >> all right. >> and now today, speaking on the green bay packers in the playoff action. up ahead with the preview.

time for some playoff football in the bay area. the security measures in san francisco, as

now, it is just about time for the playoff football in the bay area. the security measures in san francisco, that is the 49ers and the green bay packers. they will be ready to lock horns. for the first time since 2006, they could plan on stopping between san jose and tokyo as they will need to usher in a new way up the international flight. now, it will be a sad passing for the bay area icon. and now come back. it is just about 7:30. thanks for joining us this morning. >> and the national floss -- there is actually frost and ice. what do we think this is, des moines? starting rout with readings in the -- starting out with readings in the lower 30s. by the time you head out, which we are showing 9:00 in the morning, mostly sunny skies and temperatures will be in the near 40s to 45-degree range. we'll hit about 50 from that and the whole forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. tonight, san francisco police are planning a strong, but unatrucive presence at candlestick park for the playoffs game between the 49ers

and the green bay packers. the grounds crew put the finishing touches on the field yesterday and tonight more than 70,000 fans will fill the seats. in addition to the uniformed officers, police will have some in regular tires and some wearing jerseys from the other teams. they'll be on the lookout for unruly behavior before and during the game and as drunk drivers, they will be moving back to work. the goal is to make sure that everyone has a good time. there are questions in the had theres future -- in the 49ers future home on whether or not a super bowl could make money for the city. they are still putting together the bid to host the big game in either 2016 or 2017. but before that, the nfl wants the city council to formally adopt a resolution of support for the game. and that the league, they also want to lease the new stadium at a much cheaper rate than normal and that they are requiring the other financial concessions. now, an autopsy is set to be done next week on the body found at the recycling center

in so -- sonoma county. a worker uncovered the body from mounds of paper and card board. the identity of the man has not been released. investigators say they are considering it a suspicious death. a day of violence has left four people dead in oakland in the six-hour period yesterday. and there were four separate shootings spanning from the west to the east oakland. the most recent incident happened around 8:00 last night in the 9400 block of hillside street on the city's east side. a man was found dead inside a home there. the other three shootings happened yesterday afternoon between 2 to 4. investigators are not saying whether they are related or if there are any arrests yet. and now they have launched their new service between san jose and tokyo. the boeing 787 dream liner service began yesterday with a bunch of fanfare at the international airport. and the big flights are the first between the two cities since the american airlines dropped the route back in 2006. since then there is a strong demand for the flight.

and they already plan to increase the number of weekly flights from 5:00 to 7:00. among those on hand for yesterday's ceremonies, the airport named the fake former mayor as the u.s. transportation secretary. >> and it will be natural for them to have that big type of flight directly from san jose to japan. >> and they have traditionally struggled to get oversea flights. a couple reasons. they are surrounded by the cities of san jose and santa clara limiting the lengths of the runway and the sides of the planes. talks are underway with the other carriers to add more oversea flights. meanwhile the federal officials are trying to ease the concerns about the safety of their new dream liner. the secretary of the transportation says they would not have any reservations about taking a flight on the dream liner, even as the faa launches a comprehensive review into that model last monday. the fire ignited in a battery

pack as they satten o the tarmac in boston. recent problems including a big fuel leak are most likely the results of the quality control issues and not a flaw in the design. >> will president obama go against the republican and congress to make sure they don't default on their debts? that's what they want him to do. they are urging mr. obama to invoke the 14th amendment with the public death that should not be question. they think that will allow the president a way out of the debt limit jam. and the current cap on the government borrowing is at $16.4 trillion. the obama administration says that the only solution for the problem is for congress to raise that debt ceiling. some bloggers are online and they believe they have the answer to the nation's debt ceiling crisis that the treasury should simply mean a $1 trillion platinum coin. keep it in reserve, then use the money to pay bills.

others say it is not realistic as far as being approached to the solution. you may have seen her and her sister marianne around becoming local staples after moving to the bay area from michigan more than four decades ago. they are unmistakable. that's after they fell ill in july. vivian brown would have turned 86 later this month. and brushing your pet's teeth may seem like a difficult task. up next why it is important, much more important than what you think.

a surprise for the fast food drivers. no driver to be found. we'll be right back. we've got a forecast that will bring a chill to your heart and to have everything else quite frankly with a freeze warning that will be posted to the bay area. it will be cold this morning and cold tonight. but the daytime, before you get a beautiful saturday. we'll have the forecast for you after we pay some important bills.

winner. sharon chin 7:38. the phantom of the opera and peter pan both changed the award winner life. how this woman is helping young hearts fly. >> happiness could be a wonderful contagious thing. >> we're going to try something new every time. >> reporter: they share the magic of music through their peter pan foundation in lafayette starting with their own real life drama. at age 16, she met her hero right here. the longest running phantom of the opera. he introduced her to the voice

teacher,. >> reporter: but at age 17, she suffered a disease. >> i'm going to walk and i'm going to get to the airport and i'm going to fly to italy and i will be with the phantom of the opera. >> reporter: she returned to the bay area to teach and perform. >> she was so inspired by the promising 17-year-old student that she wrote a musical and casted him as peter pan. months later when he was killed in the car accident, they realized that the theater had given them both. >> look at all the confidence here and the magic. just because they were given the chance to. >> reporter: and a life changing decision. they let go of her dream to become a broadway star and to embrace a new dream inspired by them here. >> i said, you know, i want to

start. start an organization that helps young people find the best versions of themselves. >> she founded this foundation in 2007. today, mostly the teenage performers put on three stage shows in a year reaching about tens of thousands of dollars each for local charities. now, they came here recently to sing in a benefit concert that helped them and their foundation raise about $50,000 for the oakland children hospital. >> that generosity is the spirit and the opening that she has here to give back to them. it will be pretty tremendous. >> they help give her courage. >> they have pretty much helped me get over the fear. >> i feel confident that will be through the roof. >> reporter: and giving them hope. >> she was the movie in real life and the story of life. >> you should say it very

proudly. >> for the young performers giving back to their community. this week the award in the bay area will be right here. and you can nominate your local heros for the jefferson award online and cbs sf. it is 7:41 and it is freezing outside as we have been talking about all morning long. >> you noticed isn't the numbers are down below freezing in some parts of the bay area, getting a little cooler before they begin to recover at 8:30 this morning. coldest hour of the day an hour after sunrise with a free watch that will be posted. frost on the windchill this morning. bay area valleys getting temperatures between 36 to 24 tonight and probably sunday night and monday morning as well. now, right now, they are below freezing. so is livermore and so is santa rosa. but look at the bay bridge back there. a beautiful sunrise on the way for the bay area and a big chill that will finally ease up with the lower pressure contending all the cool air finding that big east in the big dome of the high pressure

bringing us northwesterly. if you are heading out there on monday, to expect, well, you know, if you have that there. it's suppose to be mostly sunny for the airport for the rest of the country, we will be looking at mostly sunny skies and denver with partly cloudy skies. 21 degrees. new york city will have rain. the pinpoint forecast for us, we'll look at 52 in santa rosa and napa and 41 degrees at fairfield today. but we will do that with crackling clear skies around much of the bay area and so the visibilities, they will be great too. just a beautiful day. as we look ahead to the nfl playoffs. we'll have green bay against 49ers with mostly clear and cool conditions. now, the high of about 40, well, not a high, but the current temperature at game time will be about 49 degrees. as we look at the week ahead, partly cloudy skies on saturday. and then for the rest of the week, we'll go with nothing, but sun. not even a puff of fog out there the way it looks right

now as the numbers recover only slow as they will be heading out towards the midwest. but nevertheless bit end of the week, numbers in the upper 50s. 57 degrees in san francisco as well and 55 degrees here for the coast. now, that will be by friday. so the numbers, they are going to be going up about a degree a day. but by this time next week, we could be looking at your forecast highs for the 60s. in fact, you know, we will do all of this based on the computer models. and you know that there is no meteorologist in the world that will be showing you that there, allege days from now. >> yeah. >> on the super computers. >> right. >> the super computers will be hinting at the fact that in the 8 to 10, 11, 12-day period that it is going to really warm up in the bay area like that. april sort of temperatures. >> and this guy is not going to commit on that. >> no. but it will be in the future. at least that is the broader indication, headed for warmer times. >> okay. in sports this morning. nhl players wrapped up a new labor deal. likely approval to allow for

the shortened regular season starting a week from sunday. in other news, warriors will be going back on track with the blazers. of course the 49ers playoff game just a few hours away. here we are with more. >> good morning everybody. nfl playoffs. niners, packers. i'm just like that. i'm steady. how about you? how are you feeling, nervous, you ready? we'll get to that in just a moment. a little cycling news for you as the icon lance armstrong will confess to using the performance enforcement drugs. he reportedly will admit to doping during a schedule taped it seems to me view to be aired next thursday. he's denied doping for years. how about the warriors last night against portland? ready to go? a two-game skid, but not last night and a nice pass inside to david lee. warriors are up by 20. and then oakland's own damion

lillard for the career high 37 points. and friends of the vegas betting, that you know, they have that on your minds. anyway we'll see on the other side. have great day today, stay warm. understandably 48 degrees at kick off. see you later everybody. and one more note in college basketball.

one local team played last night. they put up a flight and lost to utah state 56-60. dental work is not just the humans anymore. how taking care of your pets could improve the overall health. i have evidence that proves my dad's a space alien. he speaks a weird language. [ gargling ] [ gargling ] he drinks green stuff. he says he's from albuquerque. i'm not buying it. i mean, just look at him. and one more thing -- he has a spaceship. [ whirring ] the evidence

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going to their kidneys, their liver. and their heart valves. a lot of different places. >> okay. >> good. >> and what drives me crazyabout pet owners and the lack of dental care specifically. and because that pets, they don't have a thumb there as they are not able to brush themselves. and at least it will have us take care of them. realistically any amount of brushing is better than none and then there are other things that you could use to sort of supplement that. in particular we have dental diets, for example, and where the kibble will be large and help keep the teeth cleaned. and they will need to get with the brush and it will be more simple than people realized. >> and she also says that you can look for the pet dental products with the seal of approval for the oral health counsel adding a link to that

website. now, that will leave us very nicely into the next special segment. two guests joining us from san francisco's senior dog rescue. she has brought ruby. and she is ridiculously cute. now, this is ruby, she is available for adoption. thanks for being here. and bringing her. you said that she has not had the coffee this morning? >> yeah. you know, she likes to sleep in the mornings. and you know speaking evidently she just had dental surgery yesterday and had four teeth removed. she has four left. >> she looks like she is doing very well. >> yes, doing great. look at it. i don't think that you could get too close, but it will be nice. >> right. >> and also dress for the weather, which i just love. so tell us about her as she will be a senior dog. >> yes. rescue dog over 7 years old. all sizes though. so you know you would like to have the funs that are cute and small here. >> sure, sure. >> but she is about 10 to 12 years old and she actually came

from a wonderful loving home. she did end up at the shelter as she was, you know, pretty confused and lonely and everything. it's scary. >> right. she is used to being in somebody's home. and suddenly ends up in the shelter. so well trained and ready to be that there. >> yes, totally. a lap warmer. that's what she wants to do with you all day long. >> a lot of people that would like to do that with her and just the sweetest as we have not heard a peep out of her. tell her about the adoption process. >> well, we have about 70 dogs that will be available for the adoption. and anywhere from, you know, three pounds to 100 pounds. and the adoption applications and all the dogs will be online at this website. >> we try to keep it as simple as you can because you want to find great loving homes for all the senior dogs. >> thank you for bringing her in. and they will be going

together. we'll find out more information on ruby and others on the website here. we'll have a link to their website. of course on cbssf.com. coming up a look at today's stories and the fast food workers. the prankster that will be making the rounds and the gag that will be out of sight. we'll be right back.

@" it was a violent day in oakland y. four people wer here's a look at the top stories. a violent day in oakland yesterday. now, four people were killed in separate shootings, they happened within six hours of each other and they span from west to east oakland. no arrests have been made so far. we're about nine hours away from kick off for the playoff games at the candlestick park for the 49ers and the green bay packers. they have only beaten the packers just once before in the post season back in 1999 and with steve young who was the

quarterback. we will see how they do this time around and if anyone will be headed out to the stick, they better bundle up. >> yes, i'll tell you, 49ers had about 16 touchdowns. [ laughter ] >> but maybe a lot more. >> yeah, you kind of ruined your credibility. >> right. at least that will be the sports coat, i hope. >> and 49 for san rafael and the city. they got up to 50 degrees. 49 for livermore. a chilly day with a lot of sun and beautiful visibility. great day to go to the peak to gaze down towards the sierra. extended forecast shows that we're the same. >> right. and wear a real warm coat for ruby, alaska. >> that was great. >> i couldn't stand it. all right, technology buffs are talking a lot about the driverless cars. what you're about to see is not exactly what they had in mind. she says that the story of the man gaining faith by pranking fast food workers. >> and in under five seconds he could turn himself into a car seat. >> i built this car seat

costume. >> reporter: and now he is riding his car seat to fame. >> and so this is how the costume looks. >> reporter: the 24-year-old is the star of a prank sweeping the internet. called the drive thru invisible driver. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: arriving like a ghost worker, stunning drivers at over 50 fast food restaurants in virginia and maryland. >> really? >> really. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: at how this prank has become a sensation the last time we saw anyone turn themselves into a car seat is when the border patrol released this photo of someone smuggled into the u.s. from mexico sewn into the upholstery and now this. >> are you serious? >> reporter: and he is serious, all right. this criminal justice student is serious about becoming a magician. >> originally he considered trying to get reactions from the motorist on the open road. but his costume limited that there so much and they figured

it might be dangerous. >> it will be right here to show you the measure material and right on through. >> reporter: the mostly card board costume topped with a car seat is here. >> i could almost sit in you. >> reporter: takes his hand off the wheel and the straight away right before he pulls up to the window leaving workers looking for the missing driver or calling for an instagram photo. now, one thing that will be well behaved car seat and absolutely must not do is crack up laughing. >> i try hard to keep a straight face. >> reporter: and at the end he did break character. >> just throw it in here, i'm a ghost. >> throw it in there? >> yeah, i'm a ghost. just throw it. >> thank you. what, no seat belt in >> no seat belt at all. [ laughter ] >> reporter: double take make way. and for the triple take at the

take-out window. >> are you serious? >> that is awesome. i think he's breaking a few laws, but you know, that'll work. >> he's a criminal justice student. i always love it. >> and what should we do today? >> invent a seat cover to look good in. >> pretty crafty for the convincing costume. >> absolutely. all eyes on football tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning to discuss it all, 7:30 with phil to join us for that. enjoy your saturday as they are telling you all morning to bundle up. >> yes, it will be one of those days.

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