. this is the place for news, this is the bay area news station,. in top stories we're following this saturday morning, a 7-year-old girl taken from her mother in antioch is safe ththe 49ers tou down ahead of the match up against the packers. we'll tell you just how far one lucky 9er fan had to drive to see their team play. good morning everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. we're going to get the first forecast. >> we have our mount tm camera. we're waking up to fog along the coast, high, mid level clouds. upper 40s in san francisco. 41 degrees heading out the door in oakland. 42 degrees currently in san jose. 37 degrees in concord as well

as livermore. we're going to look at how the day is going to shape up and rain in the forecast in just a bit. thank you. only to -- on to the news. a 7-year-old is safe with her family after being kidnapped friday night. police arrested david douglas in connection with with that kidnapping. he took natalie calvo from her home. police found douglas' car in the parking lot of the antioch marina. natalie was in the car at the time but was unharmed when police found her. new this morning, the 49ers are in frigid green bay getting used to the sub 0 temperatures. mike felton is in green bay where he found the faithful. >> reporter: good morning from

appleton wisconsin, i'm at the 49ers team hotel. they're staying in appleton, which is 30 miles southwest of green bay. they arrived late last night. you can them arriving at the hotel and they will not have a long time to get acclimated to the weather before the kick off a. we know temperatures are expected to be around 0 degrees with a nasty windchill. and here are the faithful here to route on the team. i found one fan who drove here from reno. >> 2000 miles to get here. it took us 2 1/2 days and we drove to bring our baby to see his team get beat by my team, the 49ers. the packers will lose today. >> and of course she's talking about sunday's game there. now, the packers did sell out the remaining tickets for sunday's match up making this a sell out at lambeau field and trying to help the fans stay warm, they are allowing the fans to get free hot chocolate

or coffee, each fan can get two. and on to the news, one of b.a.r.t.'s largest unions approves a 4 year labor deal. it leaves out the disputed family medical leave, but they will get bereavement leave and potential bonuses. they will be voting on this contract deal on january 13th. an sieu negotiator says he's hopeful that will end the strike. the fbi says it will have an announcement on the investigation on the attack on the chinese consulate. you can see a person around the entrance wednesday night and a few moments later, you see the explosion. someone threw two buckets of gasoline at the front doors on gyri and laguna streets in san francisco. the family of jahi mcmath

and lawyers for children's hospital oakland are working toward a moving jahi to another facility. they met at a settlement conference last night after a day of court hearings. the family attorney originally asked the alameda county court judge to insert a tracheotomy and feeding tube in hopes of transferring jahi. >> her chance of her body surviving or continuing to be able to exist are dwindling daily without nutrition. it is medically unwarranted, legally unprecedented and frankly unfathomable to the hospital that a court would con temperature ordering surgery be performed opt dead body. >> the judge refused to force the hospital to perform the surgeries. that was just one of two omittings in federal court yesterday -- meetings in federal court yesterday.

jahi's family hopes to get an extension to keep her on a ventilator. they say they have seen movements and reactions from jahi and that gives them hope. >> if i felt that my child was suffering in any type f of way. i would not keep her on that machine. i love her that much that i would let her go, but since i see the improvements every day, i will fight for jahi every day until my heart stops or her heart symptoms! and a reminder to stay with us as we continue to bring you the latest developments. you can also get updates on our web site and as well as our facebook and twitter pages. still ahead for you on cron4 news weekend. loads of chaos in the midwest and northeast. shown the weather expected to -- how long is the weather expected to last. and the playoff contest between the 9ers and green bay could be one of the coldest ever played. we'll tell you where the

coldest ever played was held coming up. and the mystery man of the winning mega-millions ticket sold in san jose finally comes forward to claim half of the jackpot. omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page? they're kind of amaze.

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. and this is it, a photo of the winning mega-millions ticket from the person who bought it in san jose. the middle line has the winning numbers, 8, 14, 17, 39, and the mega-ball 7. if you're a friend or family member of steve tran hope he's a close family member or friend. >> i'm so happy for him. the ticket's still there. >> reporter: that's not steve tran, but rather twe win. he sold the winning ticket to

steve tran. >> for somebody around here he come to play with me for a little bit. every time he walk by. >> reporter: lottery officials say steve tran, who lives is somewhere in northern california bought five quick picks at jenny's last month on his rounds as a delivery truck driver. do you think, could it be. >> no, no, definitely not. >> reporter: , no such luck. but i read into another customer customer. >> i don't think so. there's many people with the last name tran. >> reporter: we reached out to the several steve trans on facebook, none of who claims to be a newly minted mill -- millionaire. for a while regular customer,

tom thought he might be the winner. >> i kept digging around my house to see if i had the ticket hidden away somewhere. >> reporter: the owner who picked up a cool million for selling the winning ticket would like to thank the steve tran because once again, hundreds of people arflocking to jenny's, buying lottery tickets in the hope they might be next. >> i wish his family everything, happy. >> reporter: in san jose, kron4 news. that brutal winter storm impacting millions of americans and the effects are being felt right here in the bay area. we'll have that story when we come back. let's take a live look outside, downtown san francisco from the roof camera. plenty of sunshine. we have the forecast f after the break.

. that winter storm that blanketed the eastern u.s. with snow and bone chilling temperatures being blamed for at least 16 deaths. about 1/3 of the country is feeling the effects of the big storm dumping lots of snow and causing major problems. even when the snow moves out, the cold's expected to stick around and temperatures will drop lower next week according to forecasters. part of massachusetts got 2 feet of snow. people on long island new york felt windchills as low as 10 o degrees below 0 and there was flooding in sea bright new jersey. new york city's mayor did shoveling and said sanitation crews were working 12 hour shifts to try to clear the 62 miles of road and the heavy snow is only part of the problem. >> i don't want anybody to underestimate how bitterly cold it is. >> and flying to green bay wisconsin and other places may take a lot of patience. on friday, more than 2200

flights were canceled across the country with another storm forming to bring blizzard conditions to the northern planes today. the storm forced dozens of canceled or delayed flights at sfo. some travelers had to wait hours for the next available flight. one marine traveling to a base had had to deal with multiple delays. >> i went to cleveland where i was flying out at and i kept getting delayed and my flight was supposed to be at 7. we had a mini blizzard. cleveland got 9 inches and another storm that night and they had almost 20 inches of o snow. i got delayed. my flight was supposed to leave the at 7, ended up leaving at noon, and i almost missed by connecting flight in dallas. i was supposed to leave at 2:35, and i got there at 2:27. and they already had my name in the system. i was the last one they let on. >> some early morning flights on the east coast out of of sfo

delayed or canceled. if you're traveling back east, check your flight carrier, for any flight status updates. meantime here in the bay area, we're not ordealing with snow but we're -- not dealing with snow, but we're dealing with a spare the air day. actually the 5th 5th consecutive spare the air day. we're expecting cold mornings, mild afternoons for the weekend. as we start the weekend, we'll see an increase in cloud cover. temperatures are going to cool and we do have rain in our sight. it's not going to be much, but possibility of showers tuesday night until wednesday. now, taking a look at visibility, we are starting off with fog out there. down to 1 1/2 miles in half- moon bay. a tenth of a mile. and freezing start in santa rosa. 46 degrees in half-moon bay. low 40s along the east bay

shore. 48 degrees currently in livermore: this is what your afternoon highs look like. another round of very comfortable temperatures. 69 degrees for los gatos. mid 60s for those of you in fremont, and upper 60s for ever green. upper 60s for livermore, pleasanton. mid 60s in danville. mid- to upper 60s for east bay shores. downtown san francisco coming in at 65 degrees. mid-60s at ocean beach. and upper 60s in santa rosa and napa. taking a look at your satellite and radar. it is showing us high pressure still in place. keeping things mild. dry, but we do have low pressure headed our way, bringing a chance of showers tuesday night into wednesday. now you can take a look at your 7 day showing temperatures cooling as we head into the workweek. the chance of rain in the forecast and cooler and cloudy conditions as we wrap up your workweek. some parts of the country getting blasted with snow. california simply doesn't have enough. the department of water

resources reports the state's snow pack is roughly 20 below normal. the golden state is in dire need of moisture. >> clearly everybody's going to be looking very closely as obviously the rest of january, but then on throughout the season about whether or not we're going to get relief from this persistent dry pattern. >> officials have declared 2013 among the driest years on record. residents now being asked to deserve water. overseas that chinese ship in a chinese rescue mission needs help as well as that ship is also stuck in the ice. the ice breaker sent out a helicopter to help remove passengers from the ship other than stuck in the ice. the captain of the chinese ship says they are safe. they have plenty of flies and will be trying to break free later this morning when conditions are a little bit

more favorable. the rescued passengers are expected to be returned home later on this month. the white house says president obama and his family expected to leave honolulu tonight after a two week vacation. the first family's vacation to his birthplace spanned christmas and new year. it's the longest trip to the islands during his presidency. mr. obama spent most of the vacation playing golf, staying at a rented home on the eastern shoreline, and also posing for photos. he has also done some official visits signing a defense bill, and a budget deal easing spending cuts. an unusual alliance of tea party supporters and liberal members of congress is pursuing changes in the mandatory minimum sentence laws. they are the laws are outdated and lump offenders into one category and it robs judges the ability to use discretion and are very costly. the justice department spends 6 1/2 billion dollars on oporices

each year -- on prisons each year. a ban a on marijuana cultivation, they petitioned the california supreme court yesterday saying that prohibiting qualified medical marijuana users from growing their own pot violates the state medical marijuana laws. the supreme court ruled last year that a local governments can't outlaw marijuana dispensaries. the appeals court rulings says that applies to growing marijuana as well. 59 pets have been adopted from the tri-city animal shelter since december 3rd after a holiday promotion offering free adoptions. however, officials say many other animals still need homes. that promotion continues through today. all adoption fees including the cost of spaying and neutering, rabies vaccine and microchips will be waived. still ahead, we'll tell you about the latest on the effects

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>> to take your card and not be notified and not have access to the money, it's just really rough. >> those affected were told it could take 7 to 10 days to receive a new card. facebook is being sued over privacy concerns. facebook users filed a lawsuit against the web site in a california court. they're claiming that facebook intercepts private messages between friends and then sells that information to marketers. the plaintiffs are hoping that the lawsuit will gain class action status. they say as many as 166 million facebook users in the u.s. qualified to join the lawsuit. facebook is saying that the allegations are without merit. still ahead for you on kron4 news weekend, the flu epidemic is now the cause of one death in santa clara county. why the county health officials are saying this particular case is very concerning. we'll have that story coming up. first, a live look outside. this is the beautiful view from

mount tam. we'll have the forecast with janu arasu coming p up after the break -- coming up after the break.

. we are back on kron4 news weekend, let's get that weather a chilly start for those of you in the north bay. freezing in santa rosa. 34 degrees in napa. vallejo checking in at 33 degrees. low 40s on the east bay shore. upper 30s currently in san mateo. and about mid 40s in half-moon bay. now as we head into the afternoon, we're expecting mostly clear skies. another round of mild temperatures mainly 60s on the board. so upper 60s for those of you in santa rosa this afternoon. 67 degrees expected for napa. 68 degrees for those of you in

livermore. mid-60s for fremont as well as san francisco and getting to 66 degrees for half-moon bay. we are expecting mostly clear skies. we're going to feel the winds pick up in the higher elevations. this is where temperatures are going to be sitting if you're heading out at 8:00 this evening. 54 degrees in oakland. 53 in san rafael. and low 50s for san jose. we'll look at your extended forecast, including the chance of rain. one person in santa clara county has died of the flu. speaking with county health officials who say this case has them worried because the victim was so young. >> the person killed as a result of h1n1 was a 41-year- old woman who lived here in santa clara county. the county health department said she died on december 23rd december 23rd. the woman was already severely ill when she sought medical attention. >> it's more common for people

who are older to get complications from flu and to die of the flu, less common in people under 65 which is why that we track, and the eventual we died, we don't have a -- individual who died, we don't have a complete medical history. >> reporter: h1n1 is the pandemic strain of the flu that started circulating around the globe in 2009. dr. cody says the best way to protect yourself from it is to get the shot. >> it is not too late to get vaccinated. this strain in this year's flu vaccine, so the flu vaccine will protect against h1n1 and because we're seeing flu activity really pick up, we just want people to be protected. >> and aside from this death, some in severe cases of the flu have been reported county wide. 6 of which were h1n1, in san jose, phillipe djegal, kron4 news. a man was struck by an suv

in san francisco. it happened before 10:00 on friday morning at the intersection of bush and hyde streets. a witness says she saw the entire accident unfold. >> he wasn't moving. he was laying on the ground, and he started bleeding. >> the victim was taken to sf general with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver is cooperating with investigators. the accident in san francisco just the latest in a string of dangerous collisions between cars and pedestrians within the city. kron4 news' charles clifford with a closer look at where the accidents have happened and how police are responding. >> reporter: this is an overhead google u view looking north. a woman was struck by a black suv here near the intersection of turk and leavenworth. she survived but was taken to the hospital.

the driver of the suv has not been found: an 86-year-old man was killed by a vehicle when he was struck. the driver was arrested onuses onuses -- on suspicion of vehicle manslaughter. the driver 57-year-old saed was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. on thursday a man in his 20s was serious rigid when he was struck by a car here near bush and leavenworth. he was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver is corporating with police, and friday morning's accident occurred just a block away near bush and hyde around 9:45 in the morning. the san francisco police department said today that they don't believe these accidents are connected in any way, but that they are going to step up traffic enforcement in the areas where these incidents have occurred. >> there's no rhyme or reason why we have seen so many at

this point at this time of year. >> reporter: in san francisco, charles clifford kron4 news. new this morning, police in fairfield are investigating a homicide. it happened friday around 8:00 in the area of parkway gardens and san lucas drive. officials say the victim died at the scene after suffering from one gunshot wound. police are asking for any witnesses to come forward. a mill valley man pleading not guilty to attempted murder on the san mateo bridge. xavier clinton accused of trying to throw his wife off the bridge after an argument on december 13 december 13th. the couple was driving east on the bridge when mcclinton apparently attempted to crash their car into the bay. witnesses say he then tried to throw his wife over the bridge and witnesses barely prevented her from falling in. mcclinton then fell into the water himself. he was arrested as police pulled him out of the water. he is being held now without

bail. coming up on kron4 news weekend there's record low snowfall in the sierra. the snow survey numbers are released and we have them for you after the break. and they're the hottest team in the nba, the warriors win another one, this time with the buzzer beater. we have the highlights. good morning, 2014 is shaping up to be a huge year in technology. i'm kron4 news' tech reporter, gabe slate i'll show you the latest it tech services coming up. and now

now time for the kron 4 tech report with gabe slate. >> good morning, 2014 will be a big year for google. at some point they will unveil the barge floating in the bay. so far they have revealed very little. they have said they are exploring using the barge as an interactive learning space. it could mean it's a floating

showroom party boat or a cover for something much bigger. maybe it's a time machine. google glass, the head gear is expected to hit the market. the latest rumor is it will cost around $600 and come out before summer. it might be the must have gadget for 2014 or could prove to be too expense and i have not offer enough real -- expensive and not offer enough real world experience, and 2014 will be a big year for apple. we expect this to be a year we see an apple branded television, a tv set with itunes built into it, making it easy to listen to music, watch tv shows and music bought through itaupes and view your personal digital material, pictures and video from your iphone on your apple tv. and we expect the iwatch to be o unveiled, apple's take on the smart watch. samsung comes out in 2013 and the tech industry is waiting to see if apple will be next. and in the fall when the iphone 6 comes out. we expect it to be bigger.

4 inches just isn't cutting it. android phones have been very successful with the bigger screens. there's a lot of people who want to see a 5-inch iphone. lg will make a big splash when the android phone the g flex hits the market. it's the world's first smart phone to feature a flexible and curved display. gabe slate kron4 news. taking a look back to wall street. the stock market had a sluggish start. second day of trading on friday for 2014. the major index finished mixed on wall street. look at the closing numbers from yesterday. the dow adding 28 points. nasdaq however losing 11. s&p # 500 losing a fraction of a point. and we'll be right back.

some disappointing news coming from the sierra this morning. a snow survey taken on friday found record low snowfall amounts so far this winter. kron4 news' j.r. stone has the dry details. >> it's no ospreys it has been a very dry winter -- no surprise it has been a very dry winter, but new numbers show how dry it is. we're talking about water content. an average year, we'd have 11 1/2 inches at one location of water content. last year that was at 12.1 inches at this time. right now, and get ready for this, 2.3 inches of water content. yes, 2.3 inches at one location in the sierra. that is 20% of the average. teams with the department of water resources made measurements friday. low oest elevations -- lowest

elevation was 6700 feet. they found more bare ground than a snow. we snow. we are tied -- we are tied for the driest reading on record. officials talked about what they found in the sierra on friday. >> obviously the results are not encourages and it reflects the fact that we have had minimal storm activity this year. >> this lack of rainfall is good if no one, but it has a quicker impact on farmers who are trying to irrigate their crops. 29 agencies across the state have requested water for the coming year and at this point it appears that only 5% of that will be delivered. that means the price you pay for certain produce could then increase. so while the numbers aren't good, the hope now is for a lot of rain, and snow in the coming months. that is something that could change these numbers. j.r. stone, kron4 news. we are going to get the weather forecast on that note,

and janu, any rain in the forecast. we have light rain in the forecast. before i get to that. let's talk about current conditions. this is the view from the san mateo bridge. a little hazy out there, and dealing with coastal fog. it's a chilling start to the day, but we have a round of mild temperatures for today and tomorrow. as we head into the workweek, we're going to see an increase in cloud cover and cooler temperatures and that rain in the forecast tuesday into wednesday. now taking a look at visibility, we are dealing with low visibility at sfo, down to a tenth of a mile. 1/2 mile in half-moon 1 1/2 in novato. 3 miles in redwood city. as for temperatures, still freezing in santa rosa. sitting at 32 degrees. sanford, no toe, upper -- novato, upper 40s. and waking up to upper 30s in livermore. this is what a your afternoon highs look like. expecting plenty of sunshine today. upper 60s for the south bay. 67 degrees the high for

cupertino. sunnyvale, 69 degrees for you in the valley. upper 60s in livermore, pleasanton. mid-60s for danville and vallejo. mid-60s in ocean beach and upper 60s in san to rosa and pet luna. satellite and radar, we have high pressure in place here, keeping things dry and mild. low pressure headed our way bringing a chance of rain to the forecast. it looks like most of the energy with the system is going to stay to the north of us. we could get light showers, maybe less than a tenth of an inch tuesday to wednesday and then cloudy skies thursday and friday with cooler temperatures. marty. thank you janu susan g. kom cure saw a drop in 2 2% of contributions, following the controversy of stopping giving grants to planned parenthood.

donations and sponsorship dropped from 164 million to 128 million. numbers also fell at its fundraising races for the cure across the country. well, as we know, the 9ers face some frigid conditions in green bay for tomorrow's playoff game. lambeau field has faced some of the coldest games in nfl history. the record was set in the famous ice bowl in 1967. >> the mercury has dipped to minus 50 degrees. winds gusting at 18 miles per hour. the official nfl number is minus 13 with the windchill factor making it feel like 38 below as the packers took on the cowboys in the nfl championship. dallas shivered its way to a 21- 17 loss. in 2008, the packers hosted the new york giants in the nfc championship game remembered as the chiller bowl. the mercury, minus 4. windchill, minus 24. the giants not a warm weather team eked out an overtime win.

cincinnati winter stadium was the afc championship, the freezer bowl. game time temperature of minus 9 and 35 miles per hour gusts pushing the windchill down to minus 59. the chargers from sunny san diego never knew what hit them. interceptions and fumbles led to a 27-7 loss to the ben gal. >> -- bengals. >> well, turning to the nba, the warriors are the hottest team, in atlanta taking on the o hawks. for the warrior, there was curry going for the 8th straight win. the score 100 to 96. curry hitting that one to bring the warriors to within 2, and that's actually andre gadala who hit the buzzer. here's the buzzer beater.

>> . >> every part of the play worked because everybody ran like everybody wanted the ball, and the defense had to stay on us. >> well, final score 101-100 warriors. golden state winning the 8th 8th straight, the longest winning streak since 2005. they face the washington wizards tomorrow at 3. san jose sharks are in colorado taking on the avalanche. coming off a win against edmonton. russian president vladimir putin has canceled a ban on demonstrations at the winter olympics in sochi. today's order says that meetings, demonstrations marketing and picketing not connected with the games may be held in places or along routes that are approved by the interior ministry. putin last year ordered a ban on demonstrations in sochi not connected with the games. that move was widely criticized by human rights organizations. and we'll be back with much

more on kron4 news weekend. in the meantime, let's take a live look outside. this time the view from the roof cam, you can see a beautiful start to the day in san francisco and in many places around the bay area. we'll be right back.

. this could be the coolest truck ever. that's because it's made completely of or mostly of ice. the car battery company in canada wanted to prove that its batteries could stand up to the cold. workers stripped the cab and body from a gmc silverado, they replaced it with blocks of ice. it drove through the streets for a mile and was featured in a commercial. after that, they let it melt. a dog who was rescued from a frozen ditch in indiana is improving this morning. two men spotted the dog on thursday and took him to the local humane society. >> i put his mouth in my hand and tried to get it warm. he just laid his hand down, like, oh, thank you, you know, and really when they brought

him in, we put him in that little cage and i thought, you know, at least he's going to have a place warm that he could pass, and he decided different. he got better. >> well, they named the dog lucky and the two men who found the dog want to adopt him when he recovers. a virginia waitress is starting the new year with the biggest tip that she's ever received. a customer handed samantha perez a $500 tip while she was working at a burger restaurant in richmond virginia. the job site snag a job matched the tip with another $500 so that equals $1000 in tips. the $500 tip is something a man named seth collins has been doing in honor of his brother. he has surprised about 100 waiters, waitresses across the country with the $500 tip. coming up on kron4 news weekend at 8:00 a.m., the target security breach has far

reaching consequence, especially for those who rely on government assistance. we'll explain how families are still struggling. that storm in the northeast has left several people dead. how much lower temperatures are expected to get. we'll have that story coming up as well. also, looking for some help with your new year's resolutions at 8:a 15. kevin from yelp is here to tell us how yelp can help. we'll see you in 2 minutes.

this is the bay area's news station. kron4 news weekend starts now. an antioch 7-year-old is safe and the suspect is behind bars for kidnapping. the details on this frightening incident. and a day of legal angling

for jahi mcmath's family came to an end last night, why they are feeling encouraged and pressured as a critical deadline looms. we are in green bay where the 49ers touchdown down last name preparing for tomorrow's playoff match up with the packers. we'll tell you how far a fan had to drive to see the team play. welcome to kron4 news weekend. mike pelton reporting live from green bay. mike is nice and warm and cozy inside lambeau field. hi mike. >> reporter: good morning from a cold green bay. i'm in the lambeau field atrium busy this morning a few packer greats are about to sign awe graphs over the next few hours -- autographs over the next few hours, a game that could go down in the record books as one of the coldest games ever played. temperatures around kickoff 0 degrees with windchills much colder than that. the 49ers as a team are experiencing the chilly

wisconsin weather. you can see them arriving at the team hotel last night, a handful of 49ers fans were out there to greet them as they arrived in appleton wisconsin southwest of green bay, and they arrived around 9:00 last night and hustled into the hotel. although line backer, patrick willace came over and signed autographs. >> i'm just a kaepernick fan. i like kaepernick ever since he joined the league, and the whole running quarterback, that's kind of my cup of tea. >> the first game of the year, the green bay packers all the time. maybe it's getting to be a big rivalry because, one of those teams are favorite to go to the super bowl ultimate all the time. it's going to be a big rivalry. >> reporter: fans attending the game are bracing for chilly temperatures. the windchill expected to be well below 0 tomorrow at kickoff. to help combat the cold, the

packers are giving fans free hot chocolate and coffee at tomorrow's game. we're talking about those types of temperatures, i'm not sure what good that's going to do. >> could be a situation where the hot chocolate and coffee freeze. >> tell us what it's been like in the area, the temperatures and how you have been dealing with that. >> reporter: the temperatures when i first got here on thursday were very cold. in the morning it was sub 0 temperatures, negative 5. that's the type of cold when you go outside without a glove on for 2 or 3 minutes, you can't feel your hand for 15 minutes. this weekend, a little warmer, high 20s today, overcast skies. tomorrow night is when the cold front moves in. we're expecting temperatures around 0 degrees. it is one of the historic stadium, it towers over everything in green bay, right in the middle of a neighborhood. even if you're not a packer fan, it's nice to see. >> so much history that has taken place there. and we keep talking about the frozen tundra of green bay, but

they have heating coils underneath the field, so the field will actually be in pretty good shape, right. >> reporter: the field should be in good shape. they do actually heat the field, but the players playing on it are still trying to figure out a way to stay warm. we have been at a couple availabilities this week where the debate was whether the players are going to wear sleeves and not wear sleeves. some said they are going to go out there in sleeves and the running backs said they're going to go sleeveless to get a better feel for the ball. that is an advantage the packers talk about getting to practice outside in the cold weather. the field is heated. that's neat. there are a lot of quirks at lambeau field. you'll see a lot of them tonight at 8. >> great, we'll look forward to that. mike pelton reporting live from toasty green bay. we know it's cold in green bay and the midwest, and here to tell us about the temperatures or what we're expecting, actually for tomorrow in green bay is janu arasu. >> this is the playoff game forecast. it is cold there.

we're expecting mostly cloudy skies. no snow but take a look at this, high temperature of 0 degrees. i would be pouring my hot chocolate on top of myself. bringing it back to the bay area, we are waking up to areas of fog. it is another spare the air day. 5th consecutive day. 27th since november 1st. 46 degrees heading out the door in san francisco. low 40s for oakland o, san jose mid-30s in concord. livermore at 38 degrees and a degree below freezing in santa rosa at 3 is. we'll take a look at -- at 31. we'll take a look at how the day is going to shape up and perhaps a chance of rain in the forecast. we have new developments this morning. a 7-year-old antioch girl is safe with her family after being kidnapped last night. police arrested 42-year-old david douglas in connection with with the abduction. douglas followed natalie calvo and her mom home from a nearby wal-mart a, then took natalie from her home.

hours later, police found douglas' car in the parking lot of the antioch marina. natalie was in the car at the time but was unharmed when police found her. new for you this morning, a man is in the hospital after he was shot in oakland's fruit veil station, b.a.r.t. station. it happened overnight at the intersection of international boulevard and 36th avenue. as we mentioned, that is the fruitdale b.a.r.t. station. the victim is expected to survive. police still searching for a gunman right now. a storm that forced dozens of canceled or delayed flights sat sfo on friday and travelers had to wait hours for the next available flight, a marine traveling back to a base in palm springs said he had to deal with multiple delays. >> i went to believed where i was flying out at and i kept getting delayed. my flight was supposed to be at 7. we had a mini blizzard. cleveland had like 9 inches and

another storm that night. they had almost 20 inches of snow. i got delayed. my flight ended up at noon, and i almost missed my connecting flight at dallas, it was supposed to be at 2:45, and i got there at 2:27. >> sfo still experiencing delays today. 8 cancellations this morning for arriving and departing flights. those affected airports are in new york, boston and washington d.c. well, one of b.a.r.t.'s largest unions approving a 4 year labor deal. this new agreement leaves out the disputed family medical leave provision. workers will get extended pay bereavement leave and bonuses. the other union will vote on the contract deal on january 13th. an seiu is hopeful they're approve the agreement. and it included multiple

strikes. the family of jahei -- jahi mcmath met at a settlement conference last night after a day of court hearings. the family attorney asked a judge to force children's hospital to insert a tracheotomy tube and a feeding tube in hopes of transferring jahi. >> if i felt that my child was suffering in any type of way, i would not keep her on that machine. i love her that much that i would let her go, but since i see the improvements every day, i will fight for jahi every day until my heart stops or her heart stops. >> that was just one of two meetings in fall court on friday, and after -- federal court on friday, and aft final hearing, the -- after the final hearing, they say it is moving in a positive direction. they say that they have seen movements and reactions from jahi that gives them hope.

a reminder to stay with us as we continue to bring you the latest developments. you can get updates on our web site and facebook and twitter pages. and still ahead for you on kron4 news weekend, a storm setting records killed several people in the northeast, how some people are pitching in to help their neighbors during this time. and food choices and also workout options, and also cleaning out your clutter, all of these things could have been on your list for a new year's resolution. we'll talk about that later on today or this morning, and also surprising results after a man eats mcdonald's for three straight minnesotas. we'll have -- straight months. we'll have that story coming up as well. i'm going to do my top ten movies of the year, and an [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic.

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. a winter storm that blankets much of the eastern u.s. with snow is being blamed for at least 16 deaths. forecasters expect a weekend warm up in some areas before temperatures plunge again to record lows and windchills that could reach minus 50 degrees or even colder. connecticut among the states feeling the wrath of old man winter this weekend. and here you see some folks trying to just get their car going, clearing some of the roadways. this is in new haven connecticut. state police say that they responded to hundreds of car accidents and helping many more motorists whose vehicles were stuck in the snow. it wasn't just authorities coming to help out. >> you got to care for others. >> how are your hands doing. >> my hands are fine. i have gloves on. i'm okay. >> it's not just the snow that's causing problems for those in the northeast. in some spots, temperatures have fallen into the teens with windchills that make it feel well below freezing.

the effects of the breach on cards used at target stores is far reaching, aside from causing problems for potentially tens of thousands of consumers, those on government assistance also feeling the punch. some people who use epi cards to access benefits are without help. the vendor blocked all of the affected cards back on january 1 january 1st and that left thousands of people without any access to funds. a commissioner wrote that xerox notified individuals they wouldn't have access to the funds until they received a replacement carl. one woman affected said the halt came as a shock. >> to take your card and not be notified and not have access to the money, it's just really rough. >> well, those affected were told it could take a week to ten days for a new card to arrive. >> still ahead on kron4 news weekend, how local companies are helping you keep your new

year's resolutions. kevin blum from yelp is here to tell us how and as we go to break, i want to show you some famous events that happened today, january 4th. we'll be right back.

welcome back to kron4 news weekend, time right now, 8:16. this is a view as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see plenty of sunshine out there. it is a chilly start to the day, especially in the north bay, but we're expecting lots of sunshine later today. mild afternoon. for the weekend, 60s on the board once again. as we start the workweek, we're expecting cooler temperatures. still see an increasing cloud cover, and looks like we have a slight chance of rain in the forecast, finally by about midweek. as for visibility, it's been low at sfo, down a tenth of a

mile. mile in half-moon bay. two miles in nova toe. we are expecting clear conditions. as for temperatures, below freezing in santa rosa. 32 degrees heading out the door in novato. mid-40s in half-moon bay and low 40s o in san jose. this is what your afternoon highs look like. mid-60s for fremont, mountain view. 69 degrees expected for ever green, antioch topping out at 64 degrees. mid-60s for pittsburgh. upper 60s for those of you in caster valley. mid-60s at the coast today, and mid-to upper 60s in the north bay. 67 degrees the high for petaluma. 68 degrees expected for santa rosa. looking at satellite and radar, we have high pressure in place here. keeping things dry and mild but we are expecting low pressure to push in, bringing us that chance at showers tuesday into wednesday. we're not o expecting much with this system. maybe less than a tenth of an inch. this is your 7 day. we're looking at cooler temperatures as we start off

the week with the chance of rain on wednesday, and an overcast skies as we wrap up the workweek with cooler conditions. marty. it's january 4th, have you done away with the resolutions, if you need help getting organizes, kevin blum can help. he's with yelp. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. i got to lose weight. i got to be more healthy. yelp has found a way. >> everybody's good at making the resolutions, following through, not so much. but with the help of yelp, we have come up with some great ways of keeping you, you know, on plan and on path and obviously the top of the list is losing weight. and one way, especially after the holidays, when you have been doing the parties, the drinking and the clothes aren't fitting the way they used to, the good way to start the year off is with a juice cleanse,

and yelpers have been steering me in the direction of urban remedy, which has two locations, one in downtown mill valley, one in downtown san rafael. and it's great, every day, you know, you start off the day with organic gluten free juices, they're 16-ounce bottles and their 6 per day, and just $60 a day. and you know, there's so many positive effects that come with it. you feel more energy. like i had one this morning. >> and it tasted okay. >> and didn't need that espresso. >> that's huge. >> your skin glows and you sleep better. it's a great way to start the day. they have 3 day cleanses, 5 day cleanses and 7 day cleanses. >> ask that is urban remedy. >> yes. and two locations, or if you want it shipped to you, you can have it mailed to you as well. so right under losing weight is i'm going to get r more fit in the new year. >> it's funny how those two go hand in hand. yeah, and obviously a lot of

people are intimidated by going to the gym. >> right. >> but we want to be in good shape. we want to keep toned and, you know, beat that battle of the bulge, but, you know, a fun alternative to going to the jump are boot camps. so boot camps, you know, instead of going to the gym, you have the outdoors as your gym. and the bay area would make a great gym. >> especially the way the weather has been now, it's fantastic out there. >> i can't believe it's early january and the weather's like this. so these boot camps are a great way of doing, one way, one particular program that they love is lift fit boot camp and they have classes in marin county and sonoma county, and what they do is focus on muscle confusion, so every day it's a different work out. your body doesn't get used to the work out. >> and you don't get bored. >> best part is there's a sense of community. you're working with fellow boot campers, if you miss a class, they let you know. >> it's a great way to get in

shape, and right now they have a terrific special to kick cart start the year. unlimited classes, boot camp for $74 for the whole month. >> that's a great deal. normally # 19. there's to no excuse not to work out. for now, nice and healthy, one of the things we want to do is if we're a smoker, quit smoking. >> everybody has a dirty habit, vice to kick. you know, i typed in quit smoking on yelp the other day and this company popped up. it's called hypnosis for health hypo therapy. and yelpers swear by this guy. there's a free one on one consultation and then two hypnosis sessions and that's it. >> that's it. and he records the session so you can watch them later on. there's no need to come back. and he also, apparently it works, and helps for other o habits like overeating, biting your nails, public speaking.

>> public speaking is the number one phobia for people. >> tell me about it. >> all right. and then we want to organize our home and office, and yelpers have found another spot they like. >> sometimes you look around the office, so much clutter and fortunately there's a company called curb your clutter and it's run by a professional organizer named margie and she will go into the garage of yours and get everything in order. >> now i feel a little bit better. she turned that bedroom into that. >> it's not my place, just for the record. and then, you know, she can even do things like, you know, clean up your desk top on your computer, and get crow set up for online bill payments, or if you have a senior citizen in your life, kind of help them get in order. it's very helpful, especially this time of year when we're all thinking about gaining space, getting rid of the clutter. do we have a price range or does it all depend on the amount of clutter that you

have. >> depends on the amount a of clutter you have. that's a very good question, but you can call the number on the screen or visit the web site and schedule a one on one conversation. >> the yelpers have come through as always. >> thanks. >> they always do. >> kevin blum from yum, from yelp p. thanks a lot. we'll visit with you in a few weeks. >> absolutely. and we will be right back. i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save.

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we're back on kron4 news weekend with the stock market update. the stock market continuing to have a sluggish start to the new year. second day of trading for 2014, the major indices finished mixed on wall street. here's a look at closing numbers. dow add aing 28 points while the nasdaq lost 11. s&p losing a fraction of a point. a teacher in iowa decided to eat only at mcdonald's for 90 days to see what it would do to his health. the result turned out to be a

good lesson for him and his students. >> which picture of this man was taken after he had eaten nothing but mcdonald's for 90 days. >> the average joe would say, well it it would be that guy on the right. that's what's so amazing about this experiment. i can eat anything at mcdonald's that i want as long as i'm smart with the rest of the day what i balance it out with. >> that was the theory science teacher laid out for three students at the high school this past fall. 90 days of mcdonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but with strict daily limitations of 2000-calories and trying to stay close to the recommended dietary allowances of carbohydrates, pro teens, cholesterol. >> i thought it was crazy. >> reporter: the students see the online nutritional information to construct daily meals for the teachers, making sure to follow the nutritional limitations. >> breakfast would be two egg white delights, a bowl of maple out meal and a 1% milk.

>> a salued for lunch would be followed by a value meal. >> he only went to mcdonalds and ate salads, i had the big macks, quarter pounders with cheese, i had sundays, i had ice cream cones. >> reporter: during the experiment, he turned into a mini documentary. he also started walking 45 minutes a day. >> my mind says yes, my bode say is holy buckets batman. >> by the 90th day he reports he lost 37 pounds and his cholesterol dropped from 279 to 170. >> and i'm like wow, that was a big difference. >> i tell people not only can i see my shoe, but i can tie them. >> reporter: the moral isn't to eat more at mcdonald's but to pay attention to your daily nutrition. >> and the point behind the documentary is that hey, it's choice. we all have choices, it's our choices that make us fat, not mcdonald's. >> well, sisna says he approached the owner of the local mcdonald's franchise, the owner was interested in the

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we're back on kron4 news weekend, another spare the air day, with details here's janu arasu. >> yeah, it's the 5th con secttive in a -- consecutive in a row. you can see clear skies here. we are dealing with patchy fog mainly along the coast. it has been a chilly start to the morning as well. still sitting below freezing at santa rosa at 31 degrees. upper 40s for those of you in daily city. 40 degrees currently in oakland, and 42 degrees in fremont. now, afternoon highs are going to be another round of emailed temperatures. mainly -- round of mild temperatures, mainly 60s across the board. upper 60s for oakland. 65 degrees here in san francisco. mid 60s in half-moon bay and 68

degrees expected for santa rosa. for those of you headed out this evening, we'll feel the winds pick up, especially in the higher elevations. it's going to be breezy, mostly clear skies. temperatures by 8:00 a.m. dropping down to the 50s. if you're headed out in san francisco, 53 degrees. 54 in oakland, and about 52 degrees for san jose. now we finally have some rain to talk about. we'll talk about that coming up in my full forecast. a person in santa clara are -- county has died of the flu. this particular case is concerning because the victim was so young. >> the person killed as a result of h1n1 was a 41-year- old woman who lived in santa clara county. the health department says she died on december 23rd. but dr. sarah cody says the woman was ill when she sought medical attention. >> it's more common for poem who are older to get

complication from the flu, and die of the flu, less common in people under 65. that's what we track, and the individual that died, we actually don't have a completely medical history to know whether she had anything that would have put her at increased risk. so we don't know. >> reporter: h1n1 is the pandemic strain of the flu that started circulating around the globe in 2009. dr. cody says the best way to protect yourself from it is to get the shot. >> it is not too late to get vaccinate ad. the strain is in this year's flu vaccine. so the flu vaccine will protect against h1n1, and because we're seeing flu activity really pick up, we just want people to be protected. >> and aside from this death, 7 severe cases of the flu have been reported county wide this flu season, 6 of which were h1n1 h1n1. in san jose, phillipe djegal kron4 news. and we have developments on a fatal highway 280 accident in daily city. the chp's saying the man who

was killed was driving a stolen car with stolen guns inside. police still trying to figure out who that man is as they suspect that the id he was carrying might also have been stolen. the accident happened about 5:30 o friday morning near the john daily boulevard off ramp. the man lost control in a gmc suv and crashed into the center divide. he then got out of the vehicle and ran across the northbound lanes of the highway. he was killed when he ran back over the divide and was struck by a car in the southbound lane. police sate driver was carrying a small caliber rifle and a bibi gun that were reported stolen overnight. the accident in san francisco the latest in a string of dangerous collisions between cars and pedestrians within the city. kron4 news' charles clifford has a closer look at where the accidents have happened and how police are responding. >> this is a google view of the san francisco looking north and on tuesday morning around 9:46 in the morning, a woman was

struck by a black suv here near the intersection of turk and eleven worth. she survived but was transported to the hospital . the driver of the suv has not been found. a few hours later, several miles to the south an 86-year- old man was killed when he was struck by a vehicle here near naples and roll f streets. the driver of the car was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. later that evening, 6-year-old sophia lieu was killed in a collision and a woman and young boy were hospitalized with serious injuries. the driver, 57-year-old was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. on thursday a man in his 20s was seriously injured when he was struck by a car on bush and. and friday morning's accident occurred just a bob away near bush and hyde around 9:45 in the morning. the san francisco police department said today they do

not believer the accidents are connected in any way but they are going to step up traffic enforcement in the areas where these incidents have occurred. >> there's no rhyme or reason why we have seen so many at this point this week and this new year, but essentially all we can do is try to educate the community so that we can avoid seeing the types of scenes. >> reporter: in san francisco, charles clifford kron4 news. and one of the incidents that he's talking about involves a man being struck by an suv in san francisco that happened just before 10:00 friday morning at the intersection of bush and hyde streets. according to police, an suv traveling eastbound on bush hit the victim in the crosswalk. a witness says that she saw the entire accident unfold. >> he wasn't moving. he was laying on the ground, and he started bleeding. >> the victim was taken to san francisco general with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver is cooperating with investigators. new this morning, police in fairfield are investigating a homicide that happened friday

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an unusual alliance of tea party sporters and liberal members of congress are pursuing a change in mandatory sentencing law. mandatory minimum sentences are outdated and lump offenders into one category and they argue that the sentences rob judges the ability to use their own discretion and they are costly. the justice department spends $612 billion on prisons every year. president obama is urging congress to reinstate jobless benefits for more than one million americans. in his weekly radio address,

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it is 8:45. let's check in request janu arasu for the forecast. this is a view from the mount camera, it's a little bit breezy up there. we're dealing with patchy fog. for the weekend, cold mornings, mild afternoons. we have another round of 60s for the afternoon highs. temperatures are going to cool off a bit ahead of the system about midweek. we finally have a little bit of rain to talk about. before we get to that, let's talk about visibility. still down to a tenth of a mile at sfo. 3/10 in half-moon bay, redwood city. about # in novato. clearer conditions in the north bay. santa rosa, still a degree below freezing at 31 degrees. 36 heading out the door in novato. freezing in valet hero at 3 -- vallejo at 32. and the afternoon highs, a mild

afternoon. 67 degrees for redwood city. cupertino. 68 degrees for campbell. 69 degrees for those of you in evergreen, antioch topping out at 64 degrees. mid-60s for concord. upper 60s for pleasanton. 66 degrees the high for hayward, downtown san francisco getting into the mid-60s. same for ocean beach, 64 degrees and mainly upper 60s in the north bay. if you're heading up to wine country, napa, topping out at 67 degrees this afternoon. now, taking a look at satellite and radar, we have high pressure in place here. keeping things dry. and mild. but we have low pressure headed our way. we finally have a little bit of rain to talk about by about midweek tuesday into wednesday, we're not expecting much with this system. maybe less than a tenth of an inch, but finally some rain to talk about. time right now is 8:46. let's check in with january. all right. thank you janu. this is an amazing place.

stephen sondheim wrote the words and music about two wild brothers. they were decadent, debotched. my kind of man. they changed the world. especially with one of them going to hollywood. please welcome the director of road show, now playing at the eureka theater, john fisher. hi john. >> hey jan. both of them started, wilson and adam, and they go to the gold rush in alaska. >> that's right. they go to the gold rush and go to new york, and they go to florida for the land boom, and they were scamming the whole way. it was like robert redford and paul newman, they were up to stuff the whole time, and they really in a way florida land boom and also were responsible for all the money that was lost. so in a way, it's a modern story. >> right. real estate ripoff. >> right. and wilson gets very famous in

hollywood. >> wilson went to hollywood. he created the brown derby, which became the center of the meetings in the 20s and 30s, as he died face first in a cocktail at brown derby. he had a romantic ending. >> they were kind of o bad guys. wilson was extremely kind of a bad guy. >> yes. >> in that one of his first mentors was soapy smith in the gold rush. that would be like having al capone as your mentor. >> he didn't find the gold in alaska, he found it in the saloon, where he could scam the people that dug up the gold. >> he mined the miners. >> so the show, now the show divides the two of them or keeps them together. >> it's about the relationship to brothers. naughty brothers are attracted to good brothers. it's very equal. it's a show about siblings. >> it's about siblings and it's

great because you have in the show, you have a lot of photographs of what was going on, so there are these great visuals. so how did sondheim get involved. >> after doing sweeney todd and musicals for children. >> in the woods, okay. >> so he just wanted to tell a fun story. he wanted to get back to basics of musical theater and tell something fun. the melodies are incredible. one of the best scores ever. >> and it is a fun story. i mean, it really is because you have addison, who is a legitimate architect. >> he's one of the first great american acts and he studied in san francisco with rose polk and took his architecture to florida. it's beautiful residential architecture and you have wilson who was one of the great american scammers. >> yeah, oh yeah. >> absolutely, and he was famous for a lot of things, like oscar wild's famous for these wonderful expressions,

like, wilson muse they are was famous for -- meisner was famous for you better be nice to the people on up because you'll meet them on the way down. >> and his famous words quips. >> i wish i could tell you more of them, but some of them are nasty. >> they get a little naughty. >> yes. zñshould see this. i'm not kidding folks. it's until january 19th at the eureka theater, part of the rhinoceros theater group. a great place to see a show. go to www.rhino.org. that's for the theater rhinoceros and john fisher, i'm so happy that we have you in san francisco, always bringing something amazing. >> the feeling is mutual, the coverage is brilliant.

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. a dog who was rescued from a frozen ditch in indiana is improving this morning. two men spotted that dog on thursday and took him to the local humane society. >> i put his mouth in my hand and just tried to get it warm, and he just laid his head down like, okay thank you, and you know, really when they brought him in, we put him in that little cage, and i thought, you know, at least he's going to have a place warm that he can pass, and he decided different. he got better. >> well, she says that they named the dog lucky, very appropriate. the two men who found the dog want to adopt him when he recovers. a waitress in the virginia is starting the new year with the biggest tip she has received. a customer handed samantha

perez a $500 tip. the job site snag a job matched the tip with another $500, so that adds up to $1000 for samantha, a 500-dollar tip is something that seth collins has been doing in honor of his brother that died suddenly from cancer. so far he has surprised about 100 waiters and waitresses across the country with the 500- dollar tip. i want to remind you that starting tomorrow, kron4 news will begin one hour earlier. we will be visiting with you beginning at a 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. and coming up on kron4 news today, we're following the latest with the winter weather affecting the midwest right now. we're going to take a look at some of the video on kron 4 this morning of the winter weather back east. also we're going to take a look at the movies of the year from 42 to saving mr. banks, other movies that made headlines in 2013. jan will break down her top 10 coming up. if you're looking for a

weekend get away, we have a couple great spots you might want to check out. marcia from tablehopper.com is joining us at 9:15. we'll be back with that in a couple of minutes.

anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

an antioch 7-year-old is

safe this morning. a suspect is behind bars on o kidnapping charges. we'll have details on this frightening incident. o posing sides come to an understanding after a day of court hearings in the jahi mcmath case. why the family is feeling encouraged and pressured as a critical deadline looms. and the 49ers getting to green bay this morning, ready to face off against the packers. we are in green bay with a live update moments ahead. good morning everybody. welcome to the 9:00 hour of kron4 news weekend. the 49ers of course in frigid green bay this morning getting used to those sub zero temperatures, and we caught up with them as they got off the team boss. kron 4's mike pelton reporting from green bay where he found 49 faithful who drove all the way there. good morning mike. >> reporter: good morning marty, and a handful of 49er fans just showed up here at the lambeau field atrium. a lot of them getting in late last night and early this morning, some driving all the way from california, 2200 miles

to green bay. tomorrow the lambeau field atrium is likely to become one of the busiest in town. outside in lambeau field. the temperature at kickoff expected to be around 0 degrees. the windchill, don't even ask. the 49ers are here getting adjusted to the colder weather. you can see them arriving late last night. a handful of 49er fans waited for them this appleton where the team is saying southwest of green bay. they arrived around 9:00 last night, and hustled into the hotel. line backer patrick willis did come over and sign a few have not found a lot of 9er fans, we found one that drove 2000 miles and reno and said it's worth it. >> if the 49ers just beat those packers. let's go caps. keep his hand warm, keep his fingers warm. >> reporter: how are you going to stay warm. -5 degrees.

>> we have boots and hand warmers and socks and jackets and everything that keeps you warm. >> reporter: now, the coldest nfl game ever played the ice bowl played at lambeau field, the temperatures at kickoff. -13 degrees, and tomorrow's temperature we're expecting around 0 with a colder windchill. so we're talking about a game that could go down in the record books as one of the coldest games ever played. the packers are giving out free hot chocolate and coffee. too bad they're not giving out portable space heaters. >> quick question, the 9ers got in last night, today they'll have a walk through. are they going to be out in the elements to get used to the cold? >> they'll be outside. they'll go through a walk through here at the stadium. there's no media availability today, so unfortunately we don't get to talk to the team or get video of them today. we'll talk to them tomorrow after the game. you have to imagine they have got to get acclimated to the weather. the packers talked about this week about being a little of a home field advantage because

they get to be outside, at least tossing around the football, knowing what it's going to be like in the cold weather. >> and they'll have 60,000 packer fans and a few 9er mans. that's mike pelton from green bay. and they play the play tomorrow at 1:40 in the afternoon, and we'll it tell you what the weather conditions will be like in green bay. >> it's going to be really cold. if the playoff game, kickoff at 1:40, expecting mostly cloudy skies. cold temperatures, not expecting any snow, but take a look at the high temperature. 0 degrees. so certainly chilly conditions there. as for here, slowly starting to warm up. much warmer here. 46 degrees if you're heading out the door in san francisco. 44 degrees currently in oakland. 46 in san jose. 42 degrees in concord. waking up to 42 degrees in livermore and 38 degrees in

santa rosa. we'll take a look at where those temperatures are headed coming up in just a bit. new developments this morning, a 7-year-old girl is safe with her family after being kidnapped in antioch friday night. police arrested 42-year-old david douglas in connection with with the abduction. douglas followed natalie calvo and her mom home from a nearby wal-mart and took natalie from her home. hours later, police found douglas' car in the parking lot of the antioch marina. natalie was in the car at the time, and she was unharmed when they found her. one of b.a.r.t.'s largest unions approving a 4 year labor deal. the new agreement leaves out the disputed family medical leave provision. and workers instead will be getting extended bay bereavement leave and potential bonuses. b.a.r.t.'s other union will be voting on january 13th. a union negotiator says he's hopeful the union will approve the agreement. if approved it will end a 9

month dispute. the family of jahi mcmath are working towards moving her to another facility. they met at a settlement conference last night after a day f of court hearings. the family attorney originally asked an alameda county superior court judge to force children's hospital to insert a tracheotomy tube and a feeding tube all in hopes of eventually transferring jahi. >> if i felt that my child was suffering in any type of way, i would not keep her on o that machine. i love her that much that i would let her go. but since i see that improvements every day, i will fight for jahi every day until my heart stops or her heart stops. >> that was one of two two meetings in federal court. the family says things may be moving in a positive direction. they're hoping to get an extension to keep her on a ventilator past the current deadline. they say they have seen movements and reactions from jahi and that gives them hope.

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. a winter storm that blanketed much of the eastern u.s. with snow and bone chilling temperatures is being blamed for at least 16 deaths. parts of massachusetts got nearly 2 feet of snow. people who live online arkansas -- on long island seeing 2 feet. and delayed flights at sfo friday and at least 8 cancellations again this morning. just a reminder to check your flight status if you are traveling later today. although some parts of the country are getting blasted with show, california doesn't have enough. the department of water resources reports the state's snow pack is roughly 20% below

normal. the department's fred gurky says the golden state is in dire need of moisture. >> clearly everybody is going to be looking closely as well obviously the rest of the january and then on throughout the season about whether or not we're going to get relief from this persistent dry pattern. officials have declared 2013 among the driest years on records and residents are being asked to deserve water. medical marijuana activists are asking the court to up hold a decision. they petitioned the state salespeople court yesterday. they say prohibiting qualified medical marijuana users violates the state's medical marijuana laws. the supreme court ruled last year that local governments can out law marijuana dispensaries. the appeals court ruling says that applies to growing marijuana as well: recreational marijuana sales in colorado topped $1 million on the first

day alone. that's what pot shop owners say that they made statewide wednesday. it's equal to a month's worth of sales of medical marijuana. recreational marijuana is taxed in colorado, and state tax collectors expect to receive up to $67 million in tax revenues this year. nationwide, the legalized pot industry including recreational and medical sales expected to bring in a reported 3.4 billion dollars. we'll be right back on kron4 news weekend, and as we go to break, we want to remember phil everley of the everley brothers died yesterday. he was 74. good. good answer.

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welcome back to kron4 news weekend time right now 9:14. this is a view from our mount cam. it's a little bit breezy up there. we are expecting mild conditions into the afternoon for today and tomorrow as we

start the workweek, we're going to see the cloud cover increase, cooler temperatures and we have light showers in the forecast by about midweek. tuesday into wednesday. now, visibility has started to improve at sfo, about 8/10 of a mile there. 1/2 mile in half-moon bay. pretty clear in the north bay and 3/10 of a mile in redwood city. we're starting off morning with patchy fog. high cloud cover. 50 degrees headed out the door in daily city. 42 in richmond. upper 30s in santa rosa, and mid-40s in san jose. as we head into the afternoon, we're expecting lots of 60s out there. 65 degrees for fremont. 67 for milpitas. san jose, 67 degrees expected for palo alto. mid-60s for the east bay shores. 68 degrees expected for pleasanton, downtown san francisco topping auto65 degrees. 63 degrees the high for daily

city. mid- to upper 60s for the north bay today. this is 65 degrees expected for novato. 68 degrees expected nor santa rosa. looking at your satellite and radar, we still have high pressure in place here. that's been keeping every storm tracker to the north of us, but we are expecting low pressure to push in. so we are expecting some showers finally here in the bay area. that's expected to push in tuesday into wednesday. we're not expecting too much from the system. maybe less than a tenth of an inch, bouderie as we wrap up the -- but dry as we wrap up the workweek, and upper 50s for the high on thursday and friday. marty. thanks a lot. if you're already starting to think about a weekend get away, well, you know, one of the more popular places of course is napa. and joining us to talk about that is marcia from table hopper and let's talk about the wine country. it's such a favorite bay area residence to get away for the weekend. >> it's the perfect time to get away. we're done with the holiday

crush. you can get a good rate on an overnight room, and it slowed down a little bit. >> and it's good to be compressed after the rest of the holiday. >> i agree. and especially, a lot of people, it's funny. downtown napa is really on the rise right now. there's a lot going on. i went away with a friend a month ago, and we had an amazing time, and that's why i wanted to. first, where to say, downtown napa, the ondance, part of the hyatt. >> beautiful outside of the building there. >> it's very comfortable. i have to say those beds, you're going to sleep very well. i promise you. >> okay. we have some gorgeous marble tubs, the bathrooms, it's really worth upgrading to more of a spacious suite if you can. you know, and the rates will be really competitive right now. and there's the terrace. >> this is right downtown napa. >> exactly. right smack in the center of it. you get good rates right now,

too. and so then, what you could do is drive on up, get your bags and head out for dinner,. >> of course. there's the new restaurant. torque. it's a beautiful space. absolutely gorgeous restaurant. >> this also downtown. >> correct. >> you could look at the hotel. and the chef's owner is sean o tool, and it's his first restaurant. what i love is the food has this international perspective. you might start with appetizers, you know, indian in and style, and move to a more traditional french art choke soup, and the dish not to miss is their chicken. it's this gorgeous roasted chicken and. all these spices and it's phenomenal. and dessert. i have to say pastry chefs to watch. >> the menu is all over the map. >> it is. you'll have southeast asian flavors with the chicken.

i think it's more about what taste good, and really fascinating, delicious food. >> and leave a little room for dessert. >> yes. >> what are we talking about on prices here. >> with the art choke soup, it's $10, the chicken for 2 is 41. but you're splitting that. and meals are about 23 to 27. >> what about other restaurants in napa. you're probably going tonight a night cap. they don't have a full liquor license. >> morey moto is delicious. they have a beautiful backdrop of these old ovines up on the wall -- old vines up on the wall, and it's this dramatic backdrop. they're open until midnight during the week and 1:00 a.m. on friday and saturday. it it's hard to find places open, you know, that late. >> right. >> downtown, and beautiful cocktails, i say go for the specialty cocktails, they're a

little more interesting or a good coach. >> or wine. >> of course. or you could do what my friend and i did, we went to oak tree, right across the street. >> look at you, you're all over town. >> and then to finish up the next day, head on over to oxbo, there's a place called camomi. they have been known for wines and the owner is italian, it's very authentic. what i love is he has dishes from all over, so you have, you know, roman dishes. >> oh, yeah. the oxtail rigatoni, phenomenal, and you can taste the wines, start with the rosa free sante. the pizzas are delicious. you can get a great margarita or a breakfast pizza too. >> that sounds great. you had a good time. >> oh, yeah, and i was all over

it. >> and one final, you know, little. >> make it quick. we're running out of time. >> if you want to find out where to go to wine, talk to the folks there, and collective, or take a class at the new an ex. >> that sounds like fun. >> thank you so much. >> all right. and we will be right back.

we're back on kron4 news weekend, the effect on the breach on cards used at target stores is far reaching, aside from causing problems for tens of thousands of consumers, those on government assistance are also feeling the pinch, some using epi cards to access their benefits are without help. the vendor, xerox blocked all of the affected cards back on january 1st and that left thousands of people without access to any funds. those affected were told that it would take 7 to 10 days to receive a new card. a teacher in iowa decided to eat only at mcdonald's for 90 days to see what it would do for his health.

his name is john cisna and he laid out this theory that he could eat anything at mcdonald's as long as he balanced his diet for the rest of the day. with the help of his class, he ate mcdonald's at every meal for 90 days and believe it or not, he lost 37 pounds. his routine included 45 minutes of exercise every day. the moral of the lesson isn't to eat more at mcdonald's but to pay attention to what you're eating. >> this isn't something to say well he went to mcdonald's and ate salads, i had the big macks and quarter pounders with cheese, and i sundae's and ice cream cones. we all have choices, it's our choices that make us fat, not mcdonald's. >> he did his experiment with the help of a local mcdonald's owner who provided all of the meals at no charge. well, he lives somewhere in northern california, and we know that his name is steve tran and so far, that's about all we know about the man who's finally come forward to claim

half of a $64 million mega- millions jackpot. steve tran bought the winning ticket last month at jenny's gift shop on fullley road in san jose. he didn't realize he had the winning ticket until he returned from vacation. he is a delivery truck driver and he was a regular customer who bought 5 quick pick tickets. >> and i'm happy for him, you know, every day lately i heard about, you know, the ticket, everything, so worried for my customers, so finally i heard he came out yesterday. i'm so happy for him. the tickets still there. >> steve tran will share the jackpot with a woman in georgia. his share of the lump sum will be about $173 million. no surprise here. he's reportedly quit his job and will be heading off again on vacation. well, coming up on kron4 news weekend, we'll have an update this hour on former

first lady, barbara bush. she spent nearly a week in the hospital. we'll have an update for you on her condition. in the meantime, we'll take this live look outside, approach from the bay bridge, plenty of sunshine, hardly any traffic. janu arasu has the forecast traffic. janu arasu has the forecast when we come back. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. with u-verse high speed internet. omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people posthey're kind of amaze. ...ing. yeah - that's where i got the ideas for my new- fajita ranch melt. seasoned chicken with a gooey blend of pepper jack cheese, roasted peppers and onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear?

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we've been enjoying some fantastic weather throughout this first week of the new year, and here to tell us more about it is janu arasu. we are looking at fog, i wanted to show you this view from the san mateo bridge. you can see stockton, dog over there. a chilly start to the day. let's look at where temperatures are sitting right now. 44 degrees if you're heading out the door in livermore. 48 degrees in antioch. upper 30s in santa rosa. low 50s in daily city and 45 degrees currently in san mateo. we're expecting another round of sunny skies, mild temperatures, 60s across the board. 68 degrees the high for santa rosa. 63 nor daly city.

and upper 60s for san jose. for those of you headed out this evening. we'll feel the winds pick up in the higher elevations. future cast set for 8:00 p.m. oakland, 54 degrees there. 53 in san francisco. and 52 degrees for san jose. we'll look at the extended forecast and even talk about some rain finally in the bay area coming up in just a bit. marty. now, back to the news this morning. and new for you this morning, police in fairfield investigating a homicide. it happened friday night about 8:00 in the area of parkway gardens and san lucas drive. officers say that the victim died at the scene after suffering from one gunshot wound. police are asking for any witnesses to come forward. in the east bay, also new this morning, a man is in the hospital after he was shot at oakland's fruitvale station. it happened overnight at the intersection of international boulevard and 36th avenue. the victim was shot once and taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police still searching for a gunman this morning. a man was struck by an suv

in san francisco. it happened just before 10:00 friday morning at the intersection of bush and hyde streets in the city. according to police, an suv traveling eastbound on bush hit the victim who was in the crosswalk at the time. a witness says she saw the entire accident unfold. >> he wasn't moving. he was laying on the ground and he started bleeding. >> the victim was taken to sf general with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver is cooperating with investigators. we have new developments this morning on a fatal highway 280 accident in daly city. the chp says the man who was killed was driving a stolen car with stolen guns inside. police trying to figure out exactly who the man is as they suspect the id he was carrying might also have been stolen. the accident happened about 5:30 near the john daley boulevard off ramp. the man lost control of a gmc suv and crashed into the center

divide. he got out of o the vehicle and ran across the northbound lanes, he was killed when he ran back over the center divide and was struck by a car in the southbound lane. police say the driver was carrying a small caliber rifle and a bibi gun that were reported stolen overnight. one person in santa clara county has died from the flu. he spoke with county health officials to say that this particular case is concerning because the victim was so young. that person was killed as a result of an h1n1. was a 41-year-old woman who lived in santa clara county. she died on december 23rd. but doctors say the woman was already severely ill when she sought medical attention. >> it's more common for people who are older to get complications from flu and to die of the flu, less common in people under 65 which is why that's what we track. and the individual that died, we actually don't have a complete medical history to know whether she had anything

that would have put her at increased risk. >> h1n1 is the pandemic strain of the flu that started circulating around the world in 2009. the best way to protect yourself from catching it is to get the flu shot. aside from this, 7 more cases have been reported county wide since the flu season hit. 6 of them were h1n1. a mill valley man is pleaded not guilty to attempted murder on the san mateo bridge. savior mccolinton is clued of trying to throw his -- mcclinton is accused of trying to throw his wife off the bridge. witnesses say he tried to throw his wife over the bridge and that they barely prevented her from falling in. mcclinton then fell in himself. and was arrested as police pulled him from the water. he is being held currently without bail. the fbi says it will have an announcement month on its investigation into the -- monday on its investigation

spot attack on the chinese consulate. a person was walking around the entrance wednesday night and a few moments later, you see the explosion. someone threw two buckets of o gasoline onto the front doors of the building. no one was injured, but the flames heavily damaged the outside of the consulate building. president obama is urging congress to reinstate jobless benefits for more than 1 million americans. in his weekly radio ask internet address, the president says the unemployment insurance is a vital economic lifeline for many people. mr. obama says the failure to reinstate the benefits will cause the economy to slow for all americans. a bipartisan proposal in the senate would restore those benefits for more months. and doctors have cleared barbara bush for release from a houston hospital today. the former first lady spent nearly a week in the hospital for a respiratory illness, but the 88-year-old will be going home this afternoon. she and her husband are the nation's longest married

presidential first couple. she will be home just in time to celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary on monday. now, time for the kron4 news tech report with gabe slate. >> good morning, 2014 will be a big year for google. at some point they will unveil the mysterious barge that is floating in the bay. so far google has revealed very little. they have only said they are exploring using the barge as an interactive learning space. that could mean its some sort of floating showroom party boat or maybe a cover for something bigger. maybe it's a time machine. google glasses is expected to hit the market. the latest rumor is it will cost around $600 and come out before summer. it might end up being the must have gadget for 2014 or could prove too expensive and not offer enough real world practice call uses and be a huge flop. either way it will be big news. and 2014 will be a big year for apple. we expect this to be the year we finally see an apple branded

television. a tv set that has itunes built into it, making it easy to listen to music, watch tv shows and movies, bought through itunes and view all your personal digital material, pictures and video from your iphone on your apple tv. and we expect the iwatch to be unveiled, apple's take on the smart watch. samsung got theirs out in 2013, and android friendly watch and the tech industry is waiting to see if apple will be next. and in the fall when the iphone 6 comes out, we expect it to be bigger. 4 inches just isn't cutting it. android phones are successful with the bigger screens. speaking of phones, lg will make a big splash in early 2014 when the android phone, the g flex hits the market. it's the world's first smart phone to feature a flexible and curved display. gabe slate, kron4 news. sofa... desk...

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hot chocolate that help them ward off the cold temperatures. some long time fans calling it the ice bowl part two. the original ice bowl game was a championship played at lambeau field in 1967. temperatures got down to -13 degrees. considered one of the greatest games ever played that ended with the last second win over the dallas cowboys. we're hoping that tomorrow's game doesn't end the same way. taking to the hardwood, the warriors on fire again last night. the nba's hottest team was in atlanta taking on the hawks. and the battle went back and forth for most of the game. then steph curry would hit the 28 seconds left to bring the warriors close, and then with the score at 100-98, here's the 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds leftment andre iguodala hits it at the buzzard to win, 101-100 warriors. they'll be facing washington

tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. well, from all that's lost to 42 to nebraska. it's time for the top ten movies of the year. we'll do that when we come back.

we're back on kron4 news weekend. we want to get the weather forecast because it continues to be the same. and it's another spare the air day. you can see clear skies here. it's a little bit breezy. the flag is blowing. we are however expecting another round of mild temperatures for the weekend, actually. as we start your workweek, we're going to see that increasing cloud cover. temperatures are going to cool off a bit, and looks like we finally have some rain to talk about, by about midweek. first let's talk visibility. it's down to a mile in half- moon bay. 8 tenths, areas of fog, down to a mile in redwood city. it's been a chilly start for the north bay. still in the 30s in santa rosa. checking in at 38 degrees. 45 in novato.

42 degrees in concord. 48 in hayward and 51 degrees in sunnyvale. afternoon highs, another round of 60s. upper 60s for cupertino, sunnyvale, campbell. we're looking at mid 60s along the delta. 64 degrees for fairfield. upper 60s in richmond. 66 degrees for hayward. downtown san francisco, getting into the mid-60s and we're looking at mid- to upper 60s for the north bay. so if you're heading up to wine country, napa is going to get to 67 degrees this afternoon. taking a look at satellite and radar, we still have high pressure in place. that's what's keeping things dry and mild for the bay area. but, we do have some showers to talk about finally. that's going to push into tuesday and wednesday. we're not expecting much from this system, maybe less than a tenth of an inch. at least we finally get some rain here. marty. sounds good. thank you, janu. it was a record breaking

year for hollywood. quality was fantastic. >> the quality was there. though the tickets are more expensive than ever, so that has something to do with why they're making so much money. but you know, so often i have trouble coming up with the top ten and this time i had too many. most of them came out at the end of the year, but i got a few at the beginning. number ten, let's talk about it. this is the wolfe of wall street, martin. this very long but engrossing film, i didn't look at my watch once, has a committed intense performance by leonardo decaprio. it's very that is itty. no children. number 9 -- it's very nasty. no children. number nine, parkland. the kennedy assassination, the hospital doctors, agents, villains and victor os of the

horrendous event in history. it's called parkland. >> great cast. >> isn't it,. >> yeah, fantastic. >> i'm so happy, you know, you ask i are the only people who saw this movie. how about number 8. enough said. at last, the bittersweet comedy that james gandolfini makes glow, the messiness of relationships is there and people to care about. you connect with these people. >> very human. lovered it. >> not like american hustle and some of the others that we have seen now where you don't care about anybody. including wall street. you don't care about them. number 7, the butler, the saga in the decades of a white house butler from slavery to the black panthers to obama. we travel the long and distinguished road. a beautiful film. wonderfully done. >> great job by oprah, too. i thought she was fantastic. >> she can act that girl. number 6, 20 feet from

stardom. darlene love. mary clayton, and other background singers recall great and gut wrenching moments in the tough world of show business. all that back fighting and back stabbings, it's a wonderful documentary about how they can pull us into reality and give us a new perspective. >> and you can't beat the music. fantastic. >> absolutely. number 5 is captain phillips, tom hanks has won two oscars, this performance is as good as anything else. in this true story, hanks and director paul green grat, keep us rivetted and invested in the outcome. you care about what happens here. number 4, blue jazzman, this touchings, funny look at a woman caught up in financial ruin and fear. it was filmed in the bay area. it's called blue jazz. >> what a great cast there,

too. >> kate blanket was fantastic. >> and you connected and and cared ask the e ending is unforgottable. number three, 42, a movie that came out too early in the year. jackie robinson and his entrance into baseball has never been told better. i saw this with a group of 5th 5th grade student. great story telling and a wonderful movie. >> he did a terrific job at ricky. >> they say he was much like the real one. and number two. >> approval by matt. >> number two, saving mr. banks, we all carry emotional baggage from our childhood. the woman who wrote mary poppins had a heavy load and this explains why she didn't want to let go of her magical nanny to walt disney. wonderful acting along with a witty and poignant script.

it it's not a comedy. it's a very good film. and number one, nebraska, a movie that doesn't look as if it would be witty and wonderful. a great tail of family, the midwest and how money changes people, how money really changes people. >> and it is so good to see bruce stern back in a starring role. get through the first ten minutes and you'll be fine. runner up, jobs, the world of steve jobs and the beginningings of apple. i never thought i would say it but ashton kutcher was intriguing, who knew. and the troubled genius with a fine supporting cast. still, another movie to be a made about this is happening. steve wozniak. that should be interesting to see. more up for 2013, and i know you loved all as well. >> i did. i think it's fantastic. robert redford did a great job and he should be nominated for best actor, the way he carried

that movie. >> and what a hard job that was. the way way back, fruitvale station, marvelous film, and finally, american hustle, though you didn't care about the people, it was a great sense of fun, and quickly paced. looking forward to seeing that, haven't seen that one yet. >> frozen for the entire family, one of the few movies. it's about two girls for once, and filimena,. >> i loved it and the films that you mentioned all belong on a top ten list and i think you did a fantastic job with that, it just shows the richness in hollywood this year, which is so refreshing to see. >> yes, we need it. we definitely need it. it's not lawrence of arabia and the king's speech, but it certainly has a lot of value in it. >> there were a lot of strong films. i think you're right. there was no memorable movie that's going to last for decades, but there were a lot of very good films.

>> and please be careful, some of these are decadent and debotched. when it comes to the wolfe of wall street, you have to remember, good fellows is not exactly disney. >> that's true. thank you jan. that was fun. and we'll be right back.

we're back on kron4 news weekend with the 7-day forecast taking a look. we expect changes by the middle of the week, where a good chance of some light showers by tuesday, wednesday. a chance of rain and then some overcast skies taking us throughout the rest of the week, continued mild temperatures, however. and on that note, we're going to close up shop for kron4 news for this saturday morning, i'm marty gonzalez. >> and i'm jan wahl. >> we want to invite you to join us tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., we're adding an hour to the newscast. we'll be with you from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and kron4 news tonight at 8:00. have yourself a great day.

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