and boarding a train as low as three other persons and unrelated to her work morning, some altercation had been in when they boarded the train, that is when she was struck in the face. she was accused of bumping into one of the lady's nephew is that was with her, and that is when she punched her in j.r.

stone is following the developments he joins us live with the updates. >>reporter: michael will this was quite the attack, we are not talking about this one punched to the face, we are talking about 10 punches to the face it all happened behind me directly in the distance of this bart platform no. 2. that is the platform that you get on to go to san francisco. i do want to go to some of the video because in the video you can see some of the surveillance cameras. they are now looking at 12 different surveillance cameras from that platform try to find out with the three suspects were and who the woman was who through the majority of these punches. with--i have talked with a number of riders out on that platform this afternoon, i talked with female writers about

their thoughts and this is what they had to say. >> i think it is childish, people are trying to go and commute any will attack her because she accidentally bump into you that is rarely challenged. i think we need to realize that that is not cute. >> i guess i am not surprised some stuff that happened but i am surprised because i am getting on bart and i did not want that to happen to me. >> it is just the sight of the times, which is have to be that more alert these days. >> no, i do not fear any one i just think you have to be careful and know how to take care of yourself because there are a lot of people that are bullies and they don't care that is what they do females and they just want to pick on people. this case are still on the loose, we have a description of who these people might be. when 02 women are in their late teens and early 20s. one with a boxed out here cut yellow shirt and blue jeans the third suspect is a man, or a boy in his

early teens. reporting live in oakland i am j.r. stone with kron4 news. >>pam: a new crime prevention strategy unveiled an east bay city today. city leaders say over the next nine days the focus will be on hot spot areas where the majority of crimes occur. however as we learned, this new plan is short on details. >> i believe this plan gives us the best opportunity for success. >> this is the first step. >>reporter: it has been three months since oakland mayor jean quan and howard jordan presented the frame work for the 100 block crime-prevention plan. >> where does most of the violent crime happen? we are really talking about 5% of the city. >>reporter: during a press conference designed to roll out the plan not in specifics were given on how the plan will work. chief gordon breaks it down in broad terms. >> you will see increased

patrol and visibility throughout the city. we will take a critical look to ensure that parolees have regular probation checks. we will focus on crime data and community outreach. >>reporter: although mayor quan and chief jordan were flanked by a large gathering of representatives for the law enforcement agencies none of them came to the podium to address the media about their specific involvement in this 100 block crime-prevention plan. >>pam: our coverage continues, we will take a closer look at what is missing from the 100 baht plan at 6:00. and testimony from the accused serial killer joseph naso was the focus as the preliminary

hearing continues today. the 70 year-old suspect is accused of killing four women including roxanne whose body was found back in 1977. this is video from the area. this is video of joseph naso in court during an appearance last year. on the stand, a detective who brought him back to the bay area recorded his conversations during the long ride. as teresa estacio reports, that detective testified that joseph naso reveal clearly knowledge of the area and made several revealing marks about the pictures of naked women stored in a security deposit box. >>reporter: as accused serial killer joseph naso shown here was driven back to the bay area to face charges that he murdered four women, investigators made an audio recording of all that he said in the car. a detective testified that he spoke about visiting more ran. and he

expressed he visited these specific areas. they also found this written in his rape journal. it also discussed the other victim scene here. and he asked when he asked him why did he keep photographs of naked women in these boxes, he replied that it was necessary to keep things from people and that it was his secret hobby. and there is this new development outside of court, detectives tell us that they continue to investigate another entry found in joseph naso the break journal. this is entry no. 4 that simply said mount tancam. detectives believe this entry refers to yet another victim and they continue to look at any unsolved cases to see if

there is a connection to joseph naso. [music] >>pam: familiar sounds and sights that many people walk up to this morning, frost the windshield on their cars. people were trying to get their windows clear of that thin layer of ice. it has been very chilly the last couple days and that will continue. already today, some record have been broken. >>jacqueline: i think you would be an ice pick or a cd case works very well. [music] >>jacqueline: we will have another cold morning tomorrow does not this cold. take a look.

>>jacqueline: this afternoon was also quite chilly. we read in the upper '40's and low 50s. >>jacqueline: here is a look at a freeze warning in effect for tonight, not quite as widespread as what we saw there this morning. down towards the source-- south bay hard freeze warning. we will still see widespread areas of frost. temperatures as i mentioned will be a little bit warmer out there tomorrow morning.

it is still quite chilly but several degrees warmer than what we saw there. we will take it that temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m., we are learning more about that cruise ships. the new recordings that are adding criticism to how the ship's captain handle the emergency. >>pam: how did you celebrate the 49ers nail biting wind, a look at some deals that fans posted on youtube. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity:

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>>pam: five more bodies from it is not clear exactly how many people are still

missing. new audio recordings from the captain of that ill-fated cruise ship will likely become a cornerstone of the investigation into the accident. it crashed into rocks off the coast of italy on friday night. >>reporter: new tapes released by italian officials said--shed new light on the capt. the night his cruise ship carrying roughly 4000 passenger hit rocks off the western coast of italy and began sinking. at one point, he admitted that he was not on board the ship to help with the rescue efforts soon after the crash. the italian coast guard officials ordered him to get back on. >> go on board, it is in order.... >>reporter: the recording shows that he initially told the italian officials that the ship suffered a technical glitch, when asked how many passengers were still on board the cruise

liner heat roughly underestimate the county could not give a precise answer. >> it was his responsibility to stay aboard until the last surviving person with no to be off of that vessel. he should have been there the whole time. >>reporter: the captain is under arrest and could face manslaughter charges. >>jacqueline: another chilly morning tomorrow but not quite as cold as what we saw out there today. we have 29 in napa in santa rosa, 28 in fairfield, 29 livermore, also 29 and los gatos and 27 in morgan hill. plenty of 30's out there as well. we will see areas of frost

throughout the morning. it will start to clear out about 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.. you need the extra time to defrost the windshield. your windshield wipers will not work. now here is a look at your afternoon temperatures. we have the upper 50s and south bay, 56 redwood city, it is a little cooler in the north bay. and the car satellite and radar picture, clouds and rain are pushing into northern california. this system is set to impact us. it is a straight shot into the bay area is supposed to go all the way up to the north. it looks like to get rain thursday morning. into thursday morning, you see the rain chances increasing into the 10:00 hour. by 1:00

p.m. thursday afternoon modern rain over the north bay this rain will start to spread down by 4:00 p.m.. by 6:00 p.m. on thursday the moderate rain starts to push down to the south bay. we still see clinton showers into the rest of the bay area. that will continue by 9:00 p.m. on thursday. there are a few light showers still possible but the rain pick up again into the friday morning commute. widespread showers still with heavier rain pelting for the afternoon. for rainfall totals, this is what it will look like thursday and friday. we have up to 3 in. of rain in the north bay, up to five in the santa cruz mountains. here is a look your extended forecast. this is just the first in a series of systems

that will impact us through the week and into next week. tomorrow i think we will stay mainly dry. as we head into thursday rain there, lingering into saturday morning there is a little bit of a break and then saturday night, the rain pick up again. >>pam: dozens of deals have been posted on youtube showing 49ers fan's reacting to the crucial last few moments of last saturday's game. kimberlee sakamoto has a look at the reaction on line in this edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: you may remember the fourth quarter with a nail biter. the 49ers to--scored the winning touchdown this brought friends and family together, take a look at this. even strangers. >>kimberlee: you can see

that the crowd went wild, strangers are hugging and high 5, all of this went down at a cost go in fremont. one of the workers was behind the camera. now check out this next video. some fans at a house party in the final touchdown happen everyone in the house john and even the person holding the camera. there was a lot of 49ers gear. now check out the next meal. this shows that you do not have to export the clothing to be a super fan. the one moment in the green she is at the same time out, and then she is pacing anxiously back in force--back and forth. now look at her jumping up and out celebrating. i saved the best for last. >> oh my god! oh my god!

yes! >>kimberlee: i love this, he hugs his son a little bit later he is holding his daughter and at the end of the video he says nine years i have been waiting for this. stay with us, we will be back after the break. whatcha lookin' for hon?

ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

>>pam: in san francisco and public memorial is to be held on february 19th. this is where the popular hard be strict and bluegrass festival happened. he founded for the city for free. the old saying goes, you can never go home again that is apparently true. this change it is facing opposition to return to the store's original site in downtown sonoma, was the big deal? of the city has tribulations about allowing

chain stores in the historic district. the mayor says that it will be and laws to bar one of the successful businesses and the country from returning home. chef williams opened his first store in sonoma back in 1956. we will be right back.

>>reporter: this just in, police are looking for a 11 a year a--pool boy. this is the picture of him he was last seen wearing a white t- shirt and blue jeans. we will keep you posted, for now we will take a short break and be right back.

>>pam: crack this was the fire scene earlier this morning this home was on walnut street. the two-story was almost good by the

fire. luckily emergency crews say that working smoke alarms in this home what everyone upper and they managed to escape with life- threatening injury. error this home here, and in martinez 0 concluded who would tell you about that in a moment. but first will tran shows us the aftermath >>reporter: this is the son of a home that you currently is completely destroyed and you can blame the cold weather for starting this destruction. and as i want to the side of the home it is even worse. >>reporter: now the man scent is was their only source of heat, the dole and he was always afraid that fire with our out of it but it was so cold that they had you did. firefighter say that is the reason why this started. everyone managed to get out and only one person

suffered any injuries and that was a minor injury smoke inhalation. they put fencing around this place just to make sure that the public does not go inside. firefighters will be here throughout the day to make sure that the hot spot did not start up again. >>pam: cut the home which is so badly burned is a familiar one to many people in the martinez area in particular, that is because the owners put up quite a christmas display every you. you can see a few of these photographs, of the home from the last holiday season. when you can see the the front yard was full decorations in the house was adorned with like for the christmas season. hi there is a huge battle going on behind the scenes of the internet. is about the extent to which the internet to be regulated. that battle has reached a boiling point and now it will be affected. major web sites are planning blackout tomorrow all in protest against a bill

targeting online piracy. i tech reporter gabe slate explain what this piracy act is about and how will affect every day with users. >>gabe: copy writing is all over the internet. most web users purchase is content or interact with it legally through itunes, amazon and similar web sites or streaming websites. most of us do that we know that this is a hefty portion of what users who are out there downloading and watching this content illegally. the big media companies to lose out have pushed federal lawmakers and made it easier to punish those went on-line piracy. what congress came up with this house bill 3261 also known as the stock online piracy acts. the bill gates authorities in internet regulators have a sharper calls when

regulating this. but it was no way that the bill was britain and the extreme power that it gives to regulators that seriously concerned the opponents of the bill. if the bill passes it could mean jail time for watching and authorized streaming content it makes it easier for web sites that have copyright infringement, those of the easy cause is to explain the major concern is in all the details. lawyers on the side against the bill have combed through it and said that this violates the first amendment. they say it will cripple the internet and threaten whistleblowing and other free-speech actions. this was introduced by the texas republican congressman lamar smith. the obama administration is against the act and they're not alone. there are many people in the community that are against this bill including some popular web

sites that intend to go dark in protest of. >>reporter: we are tracking the web sites that are planning to black out tomorrow. wikipedia.org this the websites that plan on blacking out or changing their page. they are as follows. these are real sites, like the people to them every day and there are expected to join this movement they will go dark sometime tonight and stay off line tomorrow protesting bills making their way through congress. google, will remain on line and include a link on their side about the anti piracy bills. >>pam: it was a long time coming the local veteran has finally been honored by his country, 66 years after risking his life to save fellow sailors in war were to, crawled clark was

honored by an adoring crowd this afternoon. rob fladeboe tells us why he had to wait 66 years for this to arrive. >>reporter: posing for pictures in his u.s. navy threats, a navy veteran carl clark finally got what was coming to him. >> i am so pleased it finally came about. >>reporter: the 95 year old clark was present with the navy and marine corps commendation medal by the navy secretary ray name is. >>reporter: on may 3rd 1945 while serving in the south pacific, he risked his life to save ship and crew from fires after it was hit by six kamikaze aircraft in the battle now.

>> i knew in my heart that i did say the ship. i knew that if the magazine had blown up the ship was sunk. i know that i did save the ship. >>reporter: his heroics were ignored at the time. that was due to a result of segregation a culture of racism. >> he put out fires and he carried wounded shipmates to say, shipmates who routinely disrespect him with racial slurs. >> you finally made a crawl. >>reporter: peace is better late than never he was only doing his job. >>jacqueline: it was certainly a frigid morning out there this morning. we broke several records and tied a few others. santa

rosa set a new record, 21 degrees this morning. it was 34 and oakland, they had a new record as well. there was a new record in napa, at 20 degrees, 29 in san jose and so on. as we head into tomorrow, it will be another very cold morning but several degrees warmer out there. still in the 20s in napa and santa rosa, 28 fairfield, 29 livermore and 29 in los gatos and 35 along the coast at half moon bay. we will see widespread areas of frost again tomorrow morning. make sure you get yourself extra time to get the ice off of your windshield. in the wetter-- the weather headlines are mainly 30's. temperatures warm up over what we saw today. we will have cloudy skies and as the rain starts to roll in on thursday, a

period of moderate rain are expected we will take a look at the future for cast coming up in just a little bit. we will be back. [ crickets chirping ]

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get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. >>pam: these are the results from the market today. it was a pretty good for the first day of trading this week. rob lamb as you talk about today's winners and losers, and said the market are a big winner. >> january has been a very good month so far. european debt, they're going to the market and raising capital, it sold pretty well. wells fargo had is big of days the group had a down day. and there are two types of banks, banks that preyed upon people and bankers that did not. we are starting to

see the market rewarding the good ones. now soon we will learn how did yah hoo, microsoft, how did the industrial companies pursued. wheat is a lot of information and a lot of will tell us about the future forecasts, earnings, recession, hiring and no hiring is a lot to digest. >>pam: you also have got who as a winner today. some >>pam: it is kind of tough to see him leave this was the face of a clinic. he was the early and the pioneer of the company. it was up 400,000% since its ipo it may a lot of people will be but not so much in the last five to 10 years. since the crash it has been pretty tough. >>pam: particularly the microsoft thing that fell apart. >>vern: he could have sold for $40 per share he said no. at hindsight it is that

teens now. wall street may think if they get a new found amid the company can be for sale of the steel can contend-=--put his imprint on the company. the narrative him maybe getting rid of dead weight, i you saying that that is how wall street sees it. >>pam: a loser, carnival cruise lines and certainly understand what is happening to the ship in italy. >> it is down about 14 of 15 percent now since the crash. this is the first day we have heard anything about the 11 people dead and 20 something people missing. this happens and sometimes when it her by an opportunity bush petroleum's spreading oil in the gulf so people like me look at disasters at well, there will probably stay in business, baby boomers will continue to retire and get on cruises. short-term pain

may create a long-term gain for investors i am not telling people to go out and invest, i am just saying that is how the wall street minds think. >> now players take a pay cut, wild-card teams got $21,000 per man, kim division gets 19,000. if you get past the weakest 21,000 per game. the conference championship 38,000 in the super bowl you get $83,000 per game, which for most players indicate cut. >>pam: it is hard to see it that way but we will take it as a game winner. thank you rob. >>jacqueline: as we head into tomorrow temperatures will be a little warmer than what is out there tomorrow. we will see increasing cloud coverage through the day.

temperatures warm slightly and to beat into the mid to upper 50s and a number of places. clouds are starting to spread into the northern california. this system will finally break through and bring us a brain. that was started to thursday morning. take a look there's a chance of few light showers and ic into thursday morning, we have future cast that shows the rain spreading through the north bay. we have moderate rain and by 4:00 p.m. with even more moderate rain. >>jacqueline: by the morning commute, the rain returns.

as for the 49ers game this sunday, the computer model does have the rain tapering off by the time the game starts. i will leave spotty rain in the forecast. temperatures will be pretty chilly in the low 50s during the game and cooling off a little bit more as we head towards the evening. it looks like for the most part of the game itself will be wet. for tomorrow we will see a few inches of snow, this is going to be really late on wednesday. there are periods of moderate snow and take a look at the possible forecast for the next several days. and we have a few inches of snow out there tomorrow and again on thursday. we will see even more and higher elevations. carter identified, notice temperatures warming are. car into friday night, we'll get and other spirits, and i

bay ridge thing of snow. creek and take it in your forecast where you finally have a breakthrough as in the dried patterns. where her car and her rehab rain on thursday, friday saturday night and then sunday and again next week. >>pam: people in the bay area love their wine, that enthusiasm is not as regional. in 2011 americans consume more wine than anywhere else in the world. grant lodes rates down the numbers. >>reporter: a bottle of white, a bottle of red, how about 3 27 billion bottles of both. that is how much wind americans consumed in 2011, the most in any country. a report puts the

united states at the top of the list topping the old world wine drinking countries. >> one of the things that change in the last we five years of the technology of making wine. if you go into the market any purchase a wine for $8, you can be pretty well assured that it is well made. >>reporter: china is by far the fastest-growing market bridge and into the top five for the first time but it is important know that the united states is much larger than the other country in europe, so our consumption per person is not as high. this could be viewed that the economy is improving. wine is seen as something of a luxury and not a necessity. >>reporter: during the great recession the u.s. even saw beer sales decline usually a

much cheaper option and wind. rees they forecast a 10% increase over the next four years in the united states, cheer to that. i am grant lotus with kron4 news.

>>pam: lindsey low and got some good news in a las angeles courtroom. they say she is meeting the terms of her probation and is getting favorable reports from the

probation officials. the 25 year-old actress is on track to repeat her probation my infant by march. quiet she is required to do cleanup duty at the morgue and attend therapy sessions. well with what they've made great well that washed ashore in central california has been euthanize. the whale appeared to be less than one golden may have and separated from and to mother during its annual migration. whelk veterinarians beside the well could not escape. california gray whales have an enormous population of more than 20,000. there they migrate to 12,000 mi. every year from last the california we will be right back.

>>pam: and new details about the cruise ship that sunk off the coast of italy. clear what it was like, one of the border when the ship was going down. and kron4 uncovers what the captain of the ship was facing a lot of trouble and how this tragedy is affecting the entire cruise ship industry. the captain of the ship wrecked vehicle is making a sea of

troubles tonight. divers have torn open the ship and it is much closer to shore than he had claimed. the divers recovered five new bodies from the wreckage today. today's most shocking development, an audiotape of the italian coast guard repeatedly ordering the capt. to return to the ship that he had abandoned with hundreds of passengers still on board. orders that he disobeyed. the italian coast guard released an audiotape of the commanders telling the captain that he had no business leaving the ship while passengers were still trapped on board. when the captain tried to argue back, the commander exploded.

>>pam: and all, he was ordered 10 * 3 board the ship but he never did.-- ordered 10 times to reboard the ship. he deliberately withheld the danger. in fact, the ship had a huge- that would call by striking an underwater reef less than 100 yds offshore. the evidence shows that the captain tried to maneuver the ship into an area that was shallow enough for swimming. earlier today divers exploded holes in the hull of the ship to search

for bodies. they found five bodies all wearing life jackets. rescue crews say that hope is dwindling for any survivors. about two dozen people are still missing. the two big cruise lines in america slide drop in their stock prices today. carnival saw a 14% drop and royal caribbean sought a 4% drop. we wanted to know what kind of told this wreck could have on the cruise industry. jack young is the president of crude and travel and he said several people have called in try to see how their vacation would be impacted. >> most clients want to know if it will benefit them and that is how the questions, out.

>>reporter: he says his clients are not so worried about safety but just concerned with pushing their payments back just in case cruise companies offer deals so that people will not shy away. he says there have been no cancellations and it is too early to tell if or what discounts will be available. >>pam: the 100 block crime- prevention plan was rolled out by oakland mayor jean quan. that plan targets 100 city blocks in oakland police say that more than 90 percent of violent crime occurred in the city. he says city leaders remain vague when it comes to the specifics of how the plan will work. >>reporter: here is what we know about the 100 block prevention plan, chief hal jordan says residents will not see a cop on each of the 100 blocks. >> you will not see an officer on each block like that you will see a number

of different agencies some you may not see because they will conduct long-term investigations into drug activity. >>reporter: the 100 block themselves will be a mystery as far as revealing to the public exactly where they are. >> we actually have a general napa--map and is a part of the publication that we're putting out. >>reporter: the mayor says over the next 90 days, the plan will be evaluated to see whether or not it is having any impact on violent crime. >> crimes change in neighborhoods change will evaluate this will get statistic every month. >>pam: not surprisingly opponents of mayor jean quan are against the plan.

>>reporter: one of the mayor's biggest opponents is jean hazard who initiated the recall. he is not surprised by the lack of specifics in this plan. >> that is the mayor's motives. if she is going to roll out 100 blocks, give specifics, but she refuses to do that. >>reporter: he is opposed to the 100 block plan because he said it ignores most of oakland. >> for the people cannot live in old when her box, for the people that live in 98 percent of the city is the violence when they are the victims of muggings and robberies, isn't it violence when they come home to find their homes have been forcibly burger arise? this is a publicity slogan. >>reporter: he says the plan

is ignoring the fact that there are crimes through out oakland and tackling that must be done on a citywide basis. >>pam: the 14 year-old boy awaiting connection with a sexual assault and robbery of two women in downtown oakland is now in custody. >>reporter: briann glasser is enrolled here at this high school. police say they were asked to keep an eye on the student. the principal says she's happy he turned himself in. they say he is safe and police custody and others are safe in the community who are safe because of his custody. i spoke with his classmates and they did not believe he committed that type of crime. >> he is not that type of person, he is really nice and fun to be around.

>> he is really cool, he's kind of funny we have been the type to talk about each other and laughed. i do not know him as what they try to claim him as, but he never came off of that way. i just hope he will be ok because he is a good friend. yes i am shocked, i am very shocked at this situation because i do not know where that came from mike why would the dues of the like that? >>reporter: several people were curious bed that he had not been seen on campus recently. >>pam: new details to have the san francisco shares. new court documents say that he mistreating his wife into incidents last year. the documents also suggest that he told his wife that he would gain custody of their young son because he is "very powerful"he is accused of domestic violence, battery, child

endangerment and dissuading a witness. the charges stem from a new year's incident with his wife. he says he is innocent and promised to fight all the charges. >>reporter: los angeles police are investigating a human head that they just found. the head was inside a plastic bag. you can see the crews there now. this is an aerial footage outside of los angeles. a dog actually came across the head under the hollywood sign. it was found late this afternoon. detectives are treating this case as a possible homicide. no other body parts have been found. there are searching as we speak and we will keep you posted. live in the newsroom i am grant lotus with kron4 news. >>jacqueline: it is a very cold day out there. this morning we had freezing temperatures. we broke records in napa ridge at 21

degrees.--in napa at 23 degrees. these are printed pictures right now. we'll see a lot of 30 degree readings out there tomorrow morning. the freeze warnings intact right now. these locations will be subfreezing for several hours. at the two will also see some fleeting temperatures for several hours in the north bay. white to gray areas of frost, to virginia will still be in the 30's in a number of places overnight. definitely get yourself anti to defrost. through tomorrow afternoon increase cloud coverage is likely warmer to doctors at the rain approaches. we will be back after this.

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>>reporter: the upper deck of the date bridge will be closing the president they and we can hear you all eastbound traffic heading into san francisco will be detour. sure it is all weather dependent. rain could shorten or lengthen the closure we just do not know yet. i have a computer animation of the work is being done. all these west bound maintain that will be close to human construction crew to be demolishing sections of the existing old way better in the path of the new incline section that they're building. is a major inconvenience, but officials say the president says we can closure rule in able the new eastern's and to open months ahead of schedule. >> we are able to gain time because will do work in the

middle of the bridges, from work that we would not been able to do, and that is how we buy back the time. we have been built out the east bound >>reporter: and westbound lanes will be close, bart will have extra trains running that we can. stay with us for updates as of february 17th presence they weekend approaches. >>jacqueline: and other cold they on tap for tomorrow. it will be quite warmer than this morning. plenty of places are in the thirties. we will see those areas of frost again. so if you need extra time in the morning to pick the eyes off your windshield and let it defrost. into the afternoon when will warm up a little bit. we have a few degrees

cooler in the north bay. here is a look at your satellite and radar picture cloud approaching the west coast. this system offshore will finally break through this dry pattern and bring us the rain that we so desperately need. take a look, there is a slight chance of light showers in the north bay tomorrow afternoon. as we headed to curse the morning, that is when the rain system moves bag up and by thursday afternoon we have light showers south of the golden gate. we will not see as

much heavy rain on friday. notice the light showers widespread to the morning hours. here is a look am rainfall totals. >>jacqueline: as we moved the rest of the week, through this week and then the weekend we will see enough snow to keep those resorts going to. i into

early saturday morning we will start to see a break and why and then saturday night to sunday the rain returns. currently and will the chronicle, the afternoon and will be cloudy and cool in the rain returning on monday., couldn't >>pam: republican presidential home from iran and is kicking up the pace, and his attacks against clinton on, and it often they he sold out in contempt and president says from your boss or thought and felt-- florence sc. the insurer to >> he just asked you today to place the debt ceiling by one or $2 million to syria and content to suspend the season he is going? later he continues laws enacted later. and i, where her with a much smaller corner--

remember it was all >>pam: later and they need and there are any van that had a much smaller audience area, and here in new gingrich been injured as i might before he arrived in new blue ridge was asked at another event about how he plans to get tougher. >> what i have been looking for in my candidate is fire in the belly. the solution normal me assure obama has is a farmer of media surrounding, if he does not agree to that how he planned to personally take the gloves off and go after him. >> i do not want to our roof about the analogy i've got the bloody his nose, eyes is want to knock out

>>reporter: the white house press secretary would ask for his reaction to that and he says there isn't a lot of in due to rent rhetoric on the campaign trail. not on the issue of extending into president obama, gop candidate rick santorum says that he will be able to do it and he has compared himself to mit romney. >> moved key will annihilate our can it on the most critical issues facing the country which is government controlled health care. when cannot let that happen. south carolina cannot put canada up their room--cannot but can it up there who cannot stand up and draw a contrast. conviction he has a lot of money that he does not have the convictions, the offices of the duke of the record that is necessary to win this here

>>pam: we will be right back with much more news to come.

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pam >> of the the captain was one of the first people off of the sugar. he refused to return at about two dozen people are still missing including at least two americans. >>reporter: in san francisco could have sent these receive vacation was to know they can get any discount. the president said he received a number of phone

calls since the cruise ship, and sank off the coast of italy. police and from at him and collected to lead the al east is there have been no cancellations from any of his clients and it is too early to tell in any discount will be available. >>reporter: rusher where there is a differential training simulator that showed what it is like to rent her drive a crucial like is one that ran aground in italy. to my drove as a matter for a while and there they got to pay attention to gear attached report over the training officers said that many factors are at play when going through a tight shipping lane like the one in italy. rakowski, weather and ordered that--the ship's speed, the clarity and order that are many things that play a factor.

>>reporter: over the next 90 days there will be increased law enforcement in an area encompassing 100 blocks were they say over 90 percent of violent crimes occur in the city. >> this plan i believe it gives us the best opportunity for success. >> this is the first key step in increasing force and bringing down violence immediately. >>reporter: many people are scoffing at this plan. they say a lack of specifics is a problem. residents say this hundred block plant ignored 90 percent of the rest of oakland and this is not a way of dealing with public safety. >>reporter: the 14 bureau wanted in connection with sexually assaulting two

women turn himself in. police issued a warning over the weekend that they were looking for brion and he was considered to be armed and dangerous his classmates in a very shocked by the allegations and they did not believe that he committed the crimes that he is accused of. >>reporter: in oakland police are looking for three suspects one of them is a moment and she attacked another woman at this same station behind as the character portrayed labor of boarding a bart train heading toward san francisco to a living and in this case was punched in the face a loose tent * router has not like running--but it was punched in the face and lead and tin * recruited to run the suspects are still lose.

>>reporter: if you are one game, hopefully you already have your 49ers gear. caught also hope that you have something to help take from the rain like this. >>jacqueline: are big weather story is the change that we are expecting into this week. rain looks like it will start on thursday morning. >>jacqueline: we have moderate rain spreading throughout the bay area. spreading down south to the south bay hit by 6:00 p.m., pursuant we have evening showers and a little bit of a low one early finding on it. later in the day the showers the white that up.

--showers peak right back up. >>jacqueline: we have a little bit of a low overnight. gear is a little bit of a break saturday afternoon and saturday night the rain returns you live with it looked like he was aiming the driving the 49ers game on sunday afternoon. stay with us we will be back after this. economists i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ]

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a holding conservatory is planning to build a memorial wall and all these inscriptions in order to recognize the group whose brigade of the brick to the water. alatas was it difficult decision to make a realized as some people would be disappointed that the break this cannot save.- and >> there was a document that in 1987 that said these would be preserved forever, well, we have to move on and in is not easy. but we are creating this otherwise review memorial wall for the 50th anniversary creek people. it is not the same, but we are hoping that people can just understand. >> and live here is found out to ruin the whole 50 it anniversary with reclaimed they want to be a part of that. so it could to implant, and then come to find out today that they were tearing down the walkway and i do not know,

for me and i felt that had they done it a little bit him are out of the cheaper than the snow in the event earlier that this was going to have been then i would've been able to come down and take a picture where to whom that leave you have some type of momento. gary have liven of view with >>pam: coming up next on larry have a live interview with his counterpart in ny. gary has that story and all of sports up next.

and it >>gary: this was one of the more memorable moments in 49ers history. jeff garcia scoring 25 straight points, the 49ers did lose the following week, but nonetheless a showcase nonetheless. usually athletes keep to themselves who they won their next opponent to be, but green bay, in green bay over the new york giants at home, vernon davis left no doubt. >> i prayed that the giants would win. but they are a good team. i did not play because they were the worst team, i pray because they were the good team and i acknowledge that. >>gary: ok now we have these cold before the legend.

>>gary: i am done hearing people talk, play and i don't hear anyone else talk. the only people that can talk and do not have to play or broadcasters. copper now we have a legend joining us. remember tom, you would hear him on, you and howard cosell work together? >> i did, and that was a long time ago. i was in to your show before you introduce me. and i agree,

referring to it as san fran is unacceptable. and hearing that play was tough to listen to also, but you left out the important part of the game the giants a chance to kick a field goal and when the game, they had an an eligible receiver come in and they loss the field goal and it was a terrible call. san francisco has done well against the giants last few times in the playoffs haven't they? >>gary: i do not know about you, i only get a couple of minutes to do sports, i cannot believe biography. [laughter] >> my show goes an hour in new york so we had a lot of chances to talk. >>gary: the new york giants, the obviously got hot at the right time any chance there overconfident? that but it

is interesting you say that, going into green bay, the feeling in the city was all my did this! what will happen here? but you know what, i don't think there overconfident but when you beat green bay here in new york they think the giants can do anything now. >>gary: e lineman is there anything else he can do he speaks in cliches, he has that placid look on his face have you gotten to know him more? >> i think what you see is what you get, he never gets flustered he is criticized a lot. remember at the start of the season and he said i consider myself one of the top five quarterbacks in the league and he had to defend that. and we doing call-in show and a lot of people said there is no way that he

is in the top five, but what you see is what he is, there is no hidden agenda to you by manning. >>gary: does he have a plane procedure that when the pressure is on then he is on? >> when victor cruz came out of the blue for massachusetts and undrafted giant gave him a shot, he has been tremendous. i did if he had one guy to throw to that he felt most confident and at the to the victor. >>gary: not at one point there were seven to seven, if they had not made the playoffs in deed the giants would be looking for a new coach now? >> anytime that you're a coach or a manager in new york and you are not winning the talk is always that this guy will be tossed out. i always felt that the talk is underrated. i think the giants' coaching staff out coach the green bay coaching staff this past sunday. he

is as secure as any coach could be in new york. >>gary: if we ask the average n.y., alex smith, will be their response? >> first of all there is no average new yorker. average, they would say alex smith have not heard much about him watching the end of the game with the saints i didn't afraid of him right now i the that is with the giants fans would say. >>gary: i would mention the same about jim harbaugh. that is all we talk about harbaugh has done this season, has his famed for lack of a better term at reached back east? >> yes, but unfortunately the thing that our audience thinks about the most is that shot down that he had in the minds game. that guy has done an outstanding job in san francisco team. to point a couple things out, you know the giants good linebacker cowherd in that game and you miss him. ahmad

bradshaw did not play and the defense that the giants feel right now is nowhere near the defense that you saw when they played during the regular season. >>gary: in a final one, for you. out here we could the 49ers and we keep saying i cannot believe what happened this season due new yorkers still look and say who are really the 49ers? >> no, you know what the last time they played us was the super bowl. everybody counted them out. in fact this season if you go to the last four games, everyone counted them out. i do not think there is any disrespect going san francisco way. they believe that he is the real deal no question. >>gary: i am really are to talk with you. i can remember when it was you, warner wolf, marv, alberta and all the great guys do in the local news. they put

them on for a minute and then they got them off am i right? >> my mother always said if he did ask the knife to say about somebody did not say anything at all. >>gary: my mother told me to say something controversial so you can stay on the air. [laughter] >>pam: i am taking the opposite approach and i am entering my fourth decade of broadcasting. i have been pretty lucky. >>gary: @ dui me asking how old are you? >> 67. >>gary: that is the first field tom has told. but great to have you on. [laughter] >>gary: tom was not the key to get the joke but that is by the time he received it and that is the legendary tom mcdonald. i have a chair that makes me look like regular height, what happened to mike? i have to limit that is one thing i wish tom could hear i just

hate, they say you little s how could you ever play sports, jackie and pam look down on you. but i tell them no, it is just the chair. >>gary: he was such a great person to talk with. now we come back, to lift sentiment wants money up next.

>>gary: courtrhanan--let me just explain this quickly. the giants are our fleet and

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