>>pam: a san jose state university student was arrested and accused of sneaking into a dorm rooms in the listing women while they slept. the first report came in at about 3:30 a.m.. police investigated and found that at least four women said they had been groped by the suspect at did joe west hall on campus. university officials issued an alert warning students about the attack. surveillance video was cold and the victims questioned. by noon, they announced a suspect was arrested. >> we are quite confident that we have the right person. we will all sleep better tonight. if we were able to do a lot of police work and very quickly, if everything from our officers checking the surveillance cameras fastened as the call came into continuing to study the footage and interviewing witnesses.

>>pam: officials say they believe the suspect was going door to door and its wall street complex checking for on locked rooms. >> here at joe west hall, i spoke with a student who believed the suspect entered her room and it was a very frightening experience. >> after a walk up my roommate told me there was a guy in the room last night and asked her what happened and she said it almost seemed as if he was standing on a chair as he got up he shook the bed, he looked over, she could not see his face but she saw him leave and he left the door wide open. she got it immediately and locked the door. it is a really bad habit for us, we do not lock the door. i was

sound asleep. it is creepy. >> the suspect gained access to the victims by unlocked doors. coming up at 6:00 p.m. i will take a closer look at security here and see how easy or difficult it is to gain access. >>pam: police in berkeley are investigating that city's first murder after someone then down a barber just steps from the front of his own. it happened last night at an apartment building in the 3000 block of shattuck avenue near emerson street. will tran walks us through the scene if where police say a barrage of bullets were fired. >> >>will: the man had just gotten off work at this shop. he went upstairs to visit a friend, hoping to watch a basketball game. he went upstairs and right before he was done nothing

on the door, shots rang out. what here is the front window. it is shattered. inside, bullets riddled the place from the ceiling to the floor into the sidewalls. so many shots that the bullets are reached to the kitchen in the back of the apartment unit. directed people inside and after hearing shots and they doubt. thus spoke with the woman who was full of grief to said she was afraid for her life. she says maybe if she was able to reach the door in time that he would have been able to get it and would not have been hit as many times as he was and perhaps would still be alive. we spoke with some people who did not want to go on camera but say they heard a car speeding off from this location after shots were fired. at this point there is no motive for the shooting.

>>pam: the victim's name has not been released but friends showed us this photograph. he was a barber who worked next to the apartment complex where he lived. people we spoke to say they do not know who would have wanted to hurt him. barbershop, he did not bother anyone, i know he was not. i do not know why he is dead. all i know is, that could have been my child. he and my son are the same age. they are killing these kids, they do not know who they are shooting. they do not hear any more. life does not mean anything. so he did not have to die like that. >>pam: police have no details on the suspect but at this time they are interviewing people in the area. it's >>pam: to burglary suspects are cars with murder of an

innocent bystander in a high-speed chase. they started pursuing the suspect's after a jan. home burglary. officers stopped the chiefs because it became too dangerous. >> this is what appears on your phone when oakland please send a message out. >>haaziq: text messages or the mills for the oakland police directly to residents. it is called nixol and the free application is available on- line. just sign up online.

>> let's say we are experiencing a particular type of crime in a certain your area of oakland, we will be able to release that information to that concentrated. to alert the community, this is all we are seeing. >>haaziq: the public communication program was launched on a smaller scale late last year. >>grant: oakland is the latest city to old-just off for the crime updates the certainly not the first. as we focus on the bay area it is worth noting that

>>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the mt. tam cam. crystal clear skies. it is warm this afternoon. temperatures were in the '70s in some places. as we head into the overnight hours it will be quite chilly with cold temperatures throughout the bay area. a very nice weekend on tap. upper 60s in the south bay, 66 in san jose and mountain view. 67 in concord. even along the coastline, '60s.

>>pam: coming up, is the liberty call for help. the unusual circumstances surrounding the 911 emergency call for to me more. >>pam: the world's largest socially is psycho in public since? rumors about a facebook >>pam: big trouble with a will horse. the wild scene that brought traffic to a standstill in the california city. with an

>>pam: and the president says anyone who wants to go to college should be able to go. he was at the university of michigan in ann arbor and unveiled a plan to make college more affordable and says the schools who did not play along can expect funding cuts. >>president obama: i am telling congress, we should steer federal campus based aid to those colleges to keep tuition affordable and provide good value and serve their students well. we're putting colleges on notice, you cannot keep... you cannot assume that you can jakob tuition every year. >>catherine: the president is also pushing for a creation of competition for states to keep tuition costs down. the changes have to be approved by congress. >>catherine: a connecticut man was sentenced to death today for killing a woman and her two daughters. he was convicted of a home invasion crime in 2010. he sexually assaulted a woman then killed her and left her

two daughters to die in a fire. you are looking of friends and relatives of the victims in court today. a second man convicted of the crime is already on death row. >>catherine: we told you about cars at all through ice on a frozen lake in minnesota, today they were being fished out. it turns out the owners were ice fishing nearby. the suv belongs to the local mayor. the ice is a dangerously thin, the lake has been closed to all vehicles. >>catherine: part of the 911 call made from the home of demi moore has been released. the call indicates the she had smoked something before paramedics were called. friends were with the actress who collapsed and was convulsant. monday night in beverly hills, a woman called 91 ones who said the actress demi moore was in trouble. >>911 dispatcher: what did she take? >> some kind of hell and

then she smelled something, i did not see. she has had some issues with some other stuff but i do not know she is taking or not. she squeezes my hand, she hears me, but she is speaking. >>catherine: the actress is painfully thin and recently split from our eyes and at-- from her husband ashton kutcher. it is believed that she was inhaling nitrous oxide, starving herself and drinking a lot of a rebel. britain's daily mail suggests the episode was triggered in part by the death of ras a sponsor, a woman she sometimes referred to as mom. this was her at the funeral last month. here is more of the phone call. >> why isn't there an ambulance on the way? she is semiconscious.

>>911 dispatcher: issued reading? >> yes. she is convulsing. >>catherine: she has been recently released to the hospital. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the heavenly ski resort. crystal clear skies. as we head into

the afternoon, clear skies and warm temperatures. here is a look at morning temperatures and afternoon temperatures.

>>jaqueline: this letter will stick with us for a little while. here is a look at the extended forecast. very mild conditions with multiple to the attention. here is a look at the snowbomb ski report.

>>pam: a group of thieves show they have no regard for a lot more children. and, nature call on a dazzling light display. kimberly is here with the videos that will have the talking. >>kimberlee: a child was pushed to the ground as your arm to men stormed into a pawn shop in seattle. take a look at this. police say at least one of the man was armed with a handgun while the others carried baseball bats. the robbers took jewelry and an undisclosed amount of money.

>>kimberlee: take a look at this a dazzling display of for sweden. this the time lapse at video was shot over a period of three hours. overruns from this solar storm could be seen in many countries across the northern hemisphere. >>pam: a live look outside from the toll plaza at the golden gate bridge. traffic is pretty heavy coming into san francisco.

>>pam: a man intent fezzes but is recovering after police say he was stabbed while trying to stop a domestic dispute. investigators said that some saw a couple fighting in and try to separate them. the mantle of the samaritan the miters on business and then stabbed him in the chats. >>pam: as many as 10 earthquakes rattled geysers in the last 24 hours. the largest was a three. for centered 11 mi. east of call for real. that one shot first at 9:21 p.m. last night. the most recent of this morning at 9:10 a.m.. we will be right back

>>pam: it could be the biggest i feel ever. there

are warm-gesture are rumors for an ideal for facebook. it could mean big bucks for the silicon valley. another grain company that received government money goes bankrupt. survivors of that cruise ship in the mediterranean or offered compensation for their horrific ordeal in why most of them are saying it is not good enough. for

>>pam: at 5:30 p.m., the most tightly onto its--the most highly anticipated stock in a decade is moving one step closer. facebook is reportedly ready to share-- to sell shares to the public. >>grant: the company is not talking but there are rumors flying. as soon as next wednesday, the memo park networking giant could be filing papers click the

securities and exchange commission's. by this summer, the shares could be on the market. in eight years, facebook has grown from a handful call as soon as in nearly 1 million users. their long awaited stock debut as investors in a frenzy. >> this is one of the most anticipated ipos that in recent history. >>craig: when google went public it raise nearly 2 billion. facebook is expected to raise 10 billion in quiz the company's worth to 100 billion. they will join the world's largest public companies including mcdonald's, amazon, the sec and big of america. it will also raise mark zuckerburg is personal wealth to 20 billion and make the 27 year-old one of the world's richest man. just because you use facebook does not mean you should buy a stake in it. if you invested a

dollar in the amazon would have $140 now. cost of their is a potential downside for faced with. >> once you go public, there are pressures. >>craig: the pressure from regulators and investors. facebook is not a huge moneymaker right now. last year it brought in 4.2 billion. that is how much apple makes in three weeks pianists >>grant: the ideal could be able to cash strapped california. recent tech ipos have brought in hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains taxes. >>pam: there is another reason to think about taking part in the facebook ipo. might make you angry. the highly addictive and rebirth will soon be available on

facebook. the facebook version will have different birds with special features in to developers will capitalize on this with the facebook launch of offering a souped up birds the game will be free to facebook users. chevron said for its net income slipped 3 for 10, the reason is, they struggled to pass, it costs of crude oil. for the year, chevron made 26.9 billion. another grain companies similar to solyndra has filed for bankruptcy. the wall street journal reports that they file for chapter 11 yesterday. this was the scene just one year ago that

they received a $118 million grant from the energy department to build a factory in ec year. the company makes car car batteries. this is the second big embarrassment for the obama administration involving grain companies that receive stimulus money. last year, solar panel makers solyndra went out of business after taking more than $500 million of government loans. more than 1000 people their lost jobs. >>pam: in san jose high school was lockdown today over rumors that as it was planning to go on a shooting rampage. if it happened at evergreen valley high school. rob fladeboe was there as students were ordered to shelter in place. >>rob: san jose police swarmed on to the campus of the highs for early on friday after the school notified them that a student threatened to shoot up the

school. the school was locked down and students ordered to shelter in place. initially polices state the threat was made by a 15 year-old student. police detained the student and searched his residence but found no weapons. late on friday police say there is no evidence that the 15 year-old was responsible and released into his father. but to the information has not been substantiated and although several students including the 15 year-old talked about hearing rumors of the threat but none could produce any proof that a social media posting. such an adjacent wires as the school did the right thing by contacting police. >>officer: students need to know if there were not in fact making a real threat, if this was just talk for five or to get a rise out of someone, it is very dangerous. yeah the campus of a lot of students and faculty, they understand that the threat can be real. it does happen.

>>rob: the lockdown was listed by 10:00 a.m. in the investigation continues. >>pam: there are two lawmakers are urging the government to step in on the decision of who should head the investigation into whether pg&e should be fine for the san bruno pipeline explosion. this comes after the president of the california public utilities commission appointed himself to the position. he has faced strong criticism for the commission's safety lapses during his tenure. now, jackie's the air and assemblyman jerry hill are asking governor brown to reverse the decision. pg&e could face millions of dollars in fines if it is found that the company violated safety rules. >>pam: highway 880 was the scene of five car pileup this morning. traffic was backed up to san leandro from high street. the chp had the two left lanes closed for more than an hour. the accident was

cleared shortly after 11:00 a.m. and no injuries clear skies over down debt-clear size over downtown san francisco. >>jaqueline: writes rick perry's over moore to the bay area. it is quite mild with plenty of places still hanging on to the '60s. och

hot >>pam: five countries has been downgraded in europe. leaders have been desperately trying to maintain the debt crisis. the lower ratings are for italy, spain, belgium, france and slovenia. phage's indicated a european leaders are not moving fast enough or boldly enough to fix the problem. as tensions in australia as aboriginal protesters set fires. the one land rights and other changes. just yesterday the australian prime minister was pulled away from a crowd of angry protesters. some aboriginal leaders are unhappy with the protest. >>pam: how much is it worth to suffer three terrified cruise ship groundings? some

of the passengers are refusing to accept the compensation deal. the deal would give them about $14,000 and reimbursement for their tickets and travel expenses. many passengers are saying they cannot put a figure on the cost of the trauma that they have endured. >>gabe: thousands of apple fans have invaded mosconi center. it is a platform for launching accessories for apple products. death

>>pam: freight traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza is just a breeze. no problems getting in the sentences go with them. look at the james lick. barely moving towards the lower deck.

>>stanley: finding aggressive drivers on the freeway is not as easy as it seems. the chp is always looking out for everyone.

this driver in the white suv is doing 70 in a 65 and is followed to close to the car in front. this could lead to road rage. >>officer: if he had to stop for some reason there is no way he could stop in time. >> the driver was issued a warning. >> this driver was seen leaving in and out of traffic near san francisco international which could be considered another form of aggressive driving. c. turn out to be a law enforcement officer. for the driver of this yellow cab cut off a big rig near hospital curve and one tiny error could have resulted in a major collision. the driver gets have a chat with the officer. officer: you cut in front of the big rig. you cannot just

cut people off like that. everyone is trying to get somewhere safely. and >>jaqueline: of year is a look at temperatures from today. it is really nice. plenty of sunshine and temperatures quite warm.

third as we head into tomorrow morning it will be quite cold. no fog expected. temperatures dropping into the '40's. places like san francisco will be in the '40's tomorrow morning. we will

not have any new snow in this year. the into the weekend it will be more like spring skiing then went to spring. really nice conditions for this weekend. >>pam: the overseer of the state prison health care system says california must keep its promise to spend more than 2 billion on new prison facilities. this

state has committed to spending 750 million to upgrade the existing prison medical facilities.

>> a shetland pony running wild on the streets of modesto. >> i am glad the animal is ok if. >> the pony munched on hay that college students deliver. neighbors were watching and on serious san >> i was terrified for the course. >> two hours into the ordeal, as often as sfax kahane this course is a

first for me. >>pam: that pony will stay at an animal shelter until the owner is found. >>pam: the son is going down, the headlights are ignored and in very heavy. this is the 68024 exchange. we will be right back.

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>>pam: cc said that the is honored at its former high- school debate. he has been a strong supporter of schools and into the athletic fields where he grew up. today, vallejo high school dedicated a new baseball field to the local hero. >> i just want to say thank

you. costs i have come in contact with some of the people who have touched my life. i feel great to be part of this community. >>pam: he makes his home in vallejo in the off-season. we'll be right back. half coug with an unknown and it and

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>>pam: another recall effort for oakland mayor jean quan. kron4 is finding out who is behind the latest push to get the mayor to step down. some familiar faces are back on the san jose police force. tonight we will tell you what is behind this hiring kush after layoffs last summer. a disruption coming to a busy san francisco intersection. we are navigating it to the construction.

>>jaqueline: in downtown san francisco, clear skies and a very cold overnight. details coming up.

>>pam: a woman insulted in the middle of the street. college women attacked in their sleep at san jose state university. we will show you how the suspect got into the dorm rooms. getting around a busy neighbors and in san francisco this weekend will be difficult. where are navigating you with the construction plans. >>pam: oakland police have issued a public safety over near the 2000 block of 37 after a man attacked a 36 year-old woman and attempted a sexual assault.

>> investigators say the 36 rural victim was walking down the street like this when she was approached by a man at about 11:15 a.m. on wednesday. he crashed her to the ground and start ripping off foreclosed. caught >> the victim fought and was able to break and run. he then also ran away from the immediate area.

>> another recall effort against mayor jean quan is gaining momentum. failing to take responsibility for violent police clashes since she was out of town. >> i do not know everything, i do not do the tactical planning. >>pam: tonight, a second group is calling for oakland's mayor to step down. they say she can't make tough decisions and is in over her head.

>> the mayor now faces recall from a second group. they have gotten the ok from the city to begin circulating this petition do to her failure of leadership. >> we want to recall the mayor. he says he has nothing against a first group collecting signatures but does not think they have followed the election code to the letter and that could cause problems. >> we do not think that the addition will survive a legal challenge. he says getting her out of city hall is too important to make any mistakes. the second group has until july 2nd to get

nearly 20,000 signatures on this edition. if they get them and if there ruled valid and is the first group's petition is ruled invalid then the mayor will still face a recall. that election will take place during the regular election in november. >>pam: it was a tense morning on the campus of san jose state university as police caught a person reportedly groping sleeping sickness. officials say at around 3:30 a.m. pasted it was jarred awake by a man groping her in her dorm room in joe west call.

>>pam: entrance into the hall is restricted with key card access but as terisa estacio discovered, entrance is easy. >>terisa: watch how i can easily walk into the main entrance at joe west dorm at san jose state university in while others use a key card to gain access, i slipped into the elevator with everyone else. no one questioned my presence. a randomly picked the fourth four to exit and explore. in the hallways, you can see half of the doors are shut. police say the suspect entered the unlocked doors.

students some of the most people do not lock doors either day or night. i found several open doors to students inside. again, no one asked if i should be on the floor. i was able to walk around freely with complete access. check this out, once you are inside, you can go on any floor. leaving the building, i overheard several students talk about the assaults and how they planned to lock doors in the future as well as pay closer attention to any strangers. at san jose state university, terisa estacio, kron4 news. >>pam: san jose is a rehiring many police that were laid off as a result of budget cuts. 65 officers lost jobs last june. city

hall made deep cuts to help balance the budget. over the past several months, about half of those laid-off officers have been reinstated as a result of replacing those officers who were leaving the force for other reasons. >> whenever a vacancy was created in we had an eligibility list for those offices or laid off for them to be reinstated. about half of them decided to come back. we do not want to give the public perception that we're adding officers. the only time will call those officers to come back is if there is a vacancy. the number officers in the department is hovering right around 1100. the number does change from week to week due to people coming in and resigning were being terminated for retiring.

>>grant: a major san francisco intersection is shutting down. the intersection at the church and market is going to close starting friday night at 7:00 p.m. and will remain closed until monday morning at 5:00 a.m.. the san francisco municipal transit agency says the cruise will be working around the clock this week and to replace the tracks at that intersection. church st. is going to be closed in both directions at market and westbound market is going to be closed at church. meanwhile, eastbound market will remain open. this will also partially shut down the muni lines. other lines also be impacted. for a complete list of detour options, had to our web site. and

>>jaqueline: the last few moments of daylight. the sun is setting with clear skies. our roof camera still clear.

>>pam: mitt romney has a double digit lead with lateen of republicans in florida despite attack ads by newt gingrich for calling rodney and anti-immigration candid it. it's santorum is seemingly headed to a third straight loss and conceded he would be better off at home doing taxes rather than campaigning in a state where he cannot keep up with the gop front runners. santorum says he will make a handful of campaign stops today and then headed home to pennsylvania to spend time with his family. he said he

will return to florida on sunday. >>pam: try again walnut creek, the headlights are northbound. this is the 6 80/24 interchange and traffic is heavy in both directions. the james lick in san francisco is still quite slow. on the bottom of the screen, headlights are headed southbound toward the peninsula. the golden gate is moving well. we will be right back. let's secure

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economists had predicted a group of 3.2% this final quarter. a bit of a disappointment. that is part of the reason the dow closed down 74 points today. the >>catherine: the bare foot the and it has been sentenced. this is video from an earlier hearing. a federal judge gave him 6.5 years in prison. he headed international crime spree that included break-ins and thefts. authorities were on the run for two years. there is a petition to make some

of the spots for hurricane katrina smashed levees into historic sites. it happened in 2005 in and around new orleans. a grass-roots group wants the sites of two of the levee breaks added to the register of heavy-judge of historical places. house >>pam: >>catherine: a few problems in new england, not just new snow near manchester and new hampshire, temperatures have been rising and falling. there is a melting in the flooding. they're having a tough time keeping up with drainage. >>jaqueline: our weather has been call mark than that. sunny skies and warm temperatures in the '60s. in the '60s on sunday with high clouds streaming in on sunday as the storm passes to the north. here is a look at current conditions. temperatures will drop off as we headed to the overnight hours.

temperatures or in the upper 60s and low 70's for the most part. still pretty mild this hour. we will see plenty of '40's and 30's throughout the bay area. into tomorrow morning, there is no fog expected. clear skies throughout the day and into the 3:00 p.m. hour. 44 in san francisco. 37 and hayward. 38 in san jose. into the afternoon temperatures will be nice and warm. above average for january.

>>jaqueline: there is no new snow. here is your snowbomb.com report.

>>pam: it is day to for mac world, the annual show that tech companies use as a launching pad for excess reason for apple products. gabe slate went to moscow need to give us a look at what trends are coming out of this year's show. >>gabe: one in five boats had something to do with keeping screens clean and smudge free. cases are

getting more elaborate. these outlets on the charger get this without using a standard wall plug. for more

information on the products i just showed you, look for my tech page on www.kron4.com.

>>pam: today the president fired off another warning to the nation's colleges and universities telling them to stop raising tuition each year or face consequences. kiberlee sakamoto tells us about the president's plan to make college more affordable. >>kimberlee: the president address the problem of rising tuition costs saying that higher education is necessary to succeed in america but the cost is too unrealistic and the burden of the debt is unbearable. according to the college board, average tuition and

fees rose 8.3% this year with room and board now costing more than $17,000 a year. he said the government will be pushing the schools to stop yearly tuition hikes. >>president obama: from now on, i am telling congress that we should steer federal aid to colleges they keep tuition affordable and provide good value and serve their students well. you cannot assume the contract of tuition every year. if you cannot stop tuition from going up than the funding you get from taxpayers each year will go down. we should push colleges to do better. >>kimberlee: the president is also pushing for the creation of a billion dollar competition for states to keep tuition costs down. all of these changes would have to be approved by congress.

six >>jaqueline: it is going to the chilly night. details coming at.

>>grant: in oakland, police have increased patrols on 37 if raped. the 36 rural victim was walking down the street when a man approached her, pushed her to the ground and tried to pull her clothes off. investigators say the woman thought of the attacker but he got away. police say people in the area saw what was happening because this happened at 11:15 a.m.. investigators are searching for the suspect. >>stanley: the city wide launch of a new public information system. in online emergency

communications program available on your computer or cellphone. >> the reason this alert came out is because in one day we had three of for robberies' where the suspect was wearing a mask. >>haaziq: the free application is available on- line. >>jan: another occupy oakland event is set to take place saturday and sunday. it is the occupy oakland weekend of action. those say they will march to the streets in the early afternoon hours on saturday and he eventually take over a vacant building. i spoke with those in the oakland police department who say they will only arrest people is the owner of the vacant building complaints and requests people be removed. >> here in oakland, a second group has given the okay to

start gathering signatures to recall mayor jean quan. they are convinced that the first recall petition has violated the reelection code and will be ruled invalid. they say their petition has been checked over by lawyer and will be valid. at this rate a recall of the mayor could happen during the november election. >> here in san francisco, the mta will be replacing the aging railway tracks. the work will require building--closing both directions of traffic throughout the weekend. the eastbound lanes will remain open but delays are expected. the work is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m. on friday and continued nonstop until 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. >>grant: california issued new rules about the number of zero emission vehicles to be sold. the board made it official and will require one out of every seven new cars to electric or some

other form of emission free technology by 2025. that gives manufacturers about 13 years to get more electric vehicles on the market. other dealerships said the biggest problem is getting enough inventory to satisfy the demand. they also feel confident that the electric cars will be coming off the lines is the technology gets better. s. >>jaqueline: our big weather story, a gorgeous weekend ahead. sunny and warm conditions for tomorrow. pretty chilly in the morning with a nice afternoon. sunday, the same deal. high clouds on sunday but temperatures will be in the mid-upper 60s. we're going to start the day with chilly conditions the take a look at the temperatures tomorrow morning. '20s and '30s. call since 44 in san francisco. one of the few places in the 46. temperatures are

rebounding nicely into the afternoon. this is a very similar pattern to what we saw before the rain. this upper 60s also in parts of the northwest. hah >>stanley: just about everyone speeds, it is a given. you go 1 mi. over the posted speed limit, you could be subject to a speeding ticket. chances

are, if you are going 1 mi. over that will never happen, but what if you are 15 mi. over? or how about 20 mi. over? there is a pretty good chance you'll have to have a chat with california highway patrol. >> are you aware of what the speed limit is? it is 55. >>stanley: at 8:00 p.m. we will show you who was caught speeding and why the chp call on me even though i was riding with them. sam

>> tonight ring of a new twist on a san francisco tradition. the ritz-carlton is showing of a new restaurant called parallel >>vicki: we are in at nob hill in san francisco in

front of the iconic ritz- carlton. there is a brand new restaurant. parallel 37 this sounds like we need a geography lesson. >> that is the geographic lattices the serious. we seek inspiration from the geographic latitude with food and wine that celebrates the difficult decision of the bay area. >>vicki: fled south hit it happening. >> we took a big dining room which was very formal and it made it into an approachable dining experience. >>vicki: are you cooking up something for us? >> a scallop salad. we will have stake as well. >>vicki: what do you watch that down with? >> we have a really great bar scene. we created a mixology program. we have handcrafted cocktail's with hand-picked ingredients. >>vicki: what is the most popular?

>> the barfly. >>vicki: you are having the breeze for with butter beans with a pepper reduction. >>vicki: let me give that a little sampling? >> i am happy to share. >>vicki: small bites, 6- $12. an entree of your own, $20. >>pam: coming at gary radnich and his wife lisa respond to your e-mail is. tiger woods hopes to get 2012 often as better started as lesson. sports is coming up next. costa call , and

>>gary: are you ready for

its baseball? spring training is a month away. the giants are making it a little bit of news. the giants signed a new player to wear one year was $25 million deal. he hit 271 last year for the world champion cardinals. he will give the giants a little bit of a backup at shortstop serious it is funny, all of the news this week was about tim lincecum and his $40 million contract. this next guy, if you woke up one day and saw the deposit slips for tim lincecum, you think he was for. cc said that the is back in the bay area. the more he makes some of the more he gives back to the community. vern glenn reports. >>vern: it was a hero is all

some for this yankee pitcher. the vallejo high school honor him by renaming their baseball field in his name. >>vern: when you got out of the car and saw the sign, was your immediate feeling? >> i was excited. i was excited to see it there. it is definitely a lot of fun. it's >>vern: his hit in foundation has called hundreds of thousands into the city including this field. the conversation quickly switched to baseball commented on tim lincecum getting a two year $40.5 million contract. >> he is every bit worth his contract. he has proven every year they he is one of the best pitchers. >>vern: he offered this on the oakland a's studying- just struggling with issues.

>> it is a tough time, but they always bounce back. they have done that year after year. >>vern: he will have to spring training mid february. although he pitches 3,000 mi. away, his heart will always be here in vallejo. as a battlefield, vern glenn, kron4 sports. >>gary: that is a big deal. way to go! >>gary: vern glenn was the emcee of the event. >>gary: the australian open semifinals. novak is a good clue delirious a powerhouse. hull's he is going against

american in the murray. we're going to go to a fifth set. he will move on to play rafael model. he wins in five sets at the australian open. what is tiger was doing questor kaddish is >>gary: he is in decline. here is a tiger woods. he is two shots back behind the denmark player. it is not in dubai, it is although dhabi.

>>gary: it in a little did the warriors are going to play oklahoma city. kevin durant and the the boston celtics, they have older guys. things are not necessarily going their way. the boston celtics came back from 30 points to beat the orlando magic >> you are down 27 points. >> have you ever been in a bar fight? fog i forgot you were doing an interview. go ahead. cahill adhered unlike

google 45 is a week from sunday. incredibly, he is ok.

>>gary: you grew up in detroit and missed everything we had, the snow and the the fund. >>gary: when we come back, it is e-mail time and people talking about the 49ers loss to the new york giants. >> i am ready. >>gary: leasing is ready. we will talk about people griping.

>> now is the time to dump alex smith. he reaches its peak in the new orleans game. >>gary: i was talking about this on the radio. if indeed they can get paid manning, then dump him, but unless you can get one of the all- time greats and state and manning has to be 100 percent healthy if it checked out by 10 doctors, then you keep alex smith. >> the death threats on the young for the never classless, but he seemed

more upset with the that the the fact that we lost. >>gary: the >>gary: it to me, if you have been doing this a long time these guys are the best at what they did. there will always be a winner and a loser. i did i get upset about that. thirsts >> i'd like darya, but she talks 80 percent of the time. after an nfc title game, you should take over.

>>gary: people like that segment. if she wants to talk a lot, i'm just getting up. >> you are always complimenting the new warriors earners but it is like is a multi-year >>gary: they have to stop off--they have to start winning some games. i think the owners are going to make something happen. they have the same team from a year ago. knighted in and night out, you have to get some big guys and change the cast of characters, but i do like the new owners.

ashton kutcher back home and confronted about cheating. and demi moore convulsing during her 911 call. what she smoked that led to the emergency. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. "the insider" is on. we need an ambulance here as soon as possible. she smoked something. it's not marijuana. >> demi's emergency after smoking a potentially dangerous substance. new clues from the just-released frantic call for help. >> what did she take? >> some form of -- and then she smoked something. >> i'm at the fire stations, where paramedics heard the full 911 call. >> could she have been smoking called spice? >> it could have some very severe side effects. >> she's burning up. plus, ashton back home and getting grilled. >> you must feel bad that your infidelity drove her to do this? then -- >> heidi klum's ex is besieged, wearing his wedding ring.