>> my impression this was a personal attack. the betrayal of my position on that issue wasn't even accurate. one thing i have said, i will not support it unless i'm satisfied that our citizens privacy is protected. >> reporter: officials tell me they are investigating the posting of the flier as a hate crime. in oakland, kron 4. another very nice day around the bay area on this holiday monday. you are looking at video from ocean beach. people out enjoying the water and the sunshine. they were some unusually large waves today. that has made for a dangerous situation in at least one area. we're going to have more on that coming up. first a live look from our cameras and in san francisco, you can see the clear blue skies. i'm here in with our chief meteorologist what a lovely hollow kay -- holiday. >> we are seeing record

temperatures. we saw some today and we will see some tomorrow. we are looking live now in san mateo, the sun is setting. clear skies all over the bay area with the exception near the coastline where we did see some fog. i mentioned those record temperatures. we did set a few today. on the left hand side is our new record the high temperature we hit today and the previous record on the right. 70degrees in santa rosa, beat the previous record by four degrees. we set new record in napa p downtown oakland 72, downtown san francisco tied the previous record. we have potential for more record breaking temperatures tomorrow. i'll tell you more about that coming up in a bit. offshore swell is creating big waves at san francisco's ocean beach. mentioned this a moment ago. a surface spectator came out to enjoy the action. the largest waves was 15 feet

high and quite powerful. some equipment such as surfboards were snapped. surfers said today's condition was perfect. they are excited because the waves is expected to get larger here later this week. >> i think it's going to stay consistently big for a few days. almost seems like there's one swell after the next coming in. it's almost like surfer's paradise. >> coming up, tonight on our news at 6:00, you'll hear what these incoming swells mean of the organizers of maverick big wave contest. the big waves turn deadly today. after getting dragged into the ocean by the strong waves the man was trying to retrieve an ice chest. this is video over the scene. witnesses who saw the man in the ocean say he disappeared in

just seconds. the u.s. coast guard launched a search. today is dr. martin luther king jr. day and the bay area and the nation are marking the civil rights leader legacy with parades, rallies and festivals. the freedom train pulled into san francisco this morning carrying more than 1000 passengers. the trip started in san jose, commemorates the 54-mile march on selma back in 1965 led by civil rights leader dr. king. this cal train ride is now the only official freedom ride in the country. ticket sales was slow this year. a last minute rush had organizers promising that the train will roll again. >> all throughout the civil rights movement, people were saying we're going to ride the freedom train. now it's something, a lot of

kids these day, they have to see it to learn it. >> in richmond, hundreds of volunteers spent the day participating in a coastal clean up. the event was part of the national day of service honoring dr. king. the watershed project organizers had originally planned for about 60 volunteers. they were happily overwhelmed when more than 200 people showed up. >> goes to show you that people really feel that today is the day to give back. it is a great bay to build communities and also to make a difference in the environment. volunteers from high schools and church groups and families collected trash and pulled up in placed. they covered roughly three miles of coastline. organizers say this is one of the largest turn out they have seen. tribute to martin luther king were being held in cities across the country including the nation's capital and among those honoring this

as a day of service, the first family. >> we're ran out of burritos. >> president obama was honoring martin luther king service by helping out in a d.c. soup kitchen. the whole family was there. the president and sasha one end helping to turn out brew toes. the first lady and daughter malia in the other. dr.king was born january 15th 1929. the federal holiday is the only federal holiday that is dedicated as a day of service. ceremonies including a wreath laying in washington d.c. and a breakfast organized by the national action network. that's where the vice president got a big welcome. joe biden's keynote speech focused on fighting injustify

specifically voting rights. >> i never thought we'd be fighting the fight again on voting rights. >> king was ranked as the second most admired american of the 20th century. more admired than john f. kennedy, albert elong lost audi martin luther king. it is part of a 1960 recording only now being made public. developing tonight, the flu spreading across the u.s. it is being reported as widespread in 39 state this including california. all of these brown states widespread flu activity. this year swine flu is the most common string. doctors say it's preventible with the flu shot. it's been a deadly flu season so far. there has been flu deaths in all nine bay area counties.

a total of 22. news on another illness which has been slightly over shadowed by the flu. the highly contagious disease called the whooping cough. mostly affected are children. health officials that's because many children are not getting the recommended booster shots. other parents are opting out of the vaccine all together. it causes violent coughing. coming up, i'll have the president down plays the dangers of marijuana. kron breaks down where the state stands on legalization. what many call a classless rant by a seahawks player or an appropriate victory interview. you decide. kron 4 has all of the fallout from the 49ers last game of the season. next, the biggest baby ever born in california. we have the weight coming up after the break.

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helping dogs help people. . >> president obama's comments on marijuana are getting a lot of attention today in an interview in the new yorker, he expressed what most americans now say they believe. smoking pot should not be a crime. advocates of legalization say the tied seems to be turning their way. >> reporter: the president admitted smoking marijuana as a teenager. in the new interview, he adds details of his personal views calling it a vice. adding, i don't think it is more dangerous than alcohol. on that issue, he is in agreement with most americans. 55% of americans now believe

smoking marijuana should be legalized. 54% want to legalize its sale. in colorado, the first marijuana storefronts opened this month. 7000 people have applied to produce and sell pot in washington state. along with two states recreational use is legal, 19 others have approved its use for medical reasons including california. this map reflects the split in america. those favoring legalization tend to be in the northeast or west coast younger, liberal and urban. people over 65 are the only age group opposed. conservatives and rural residents in the south are also against the idea. the cnn survey showed most people are now willing to admit they have used marijuana. 52% said they've tried it.

just what did authority find in justin beiber's mansion. it was treasure trove of drugs. when l.a. county sheriffest deputies his house, drugs weren't on the radar. they only had search warrants for surveillance equipment. the young pop star had drug and drug paraphernalia strewned all over the house. two large cookie jars all over the house. five empty codeine bottles and styrofoam cups. according to tmz, justin developed a serious drug problems. that massive security breach at target should be

spreading in the cyberattack compromised credit card numbers of more than 100 million target customers and a security firm is now warning retailers to be prepared if more potential breaches. it's kind of like playing that game, whack mole. first it was target, the security breach that compromised the information of millions of americans. we learned about niemann marcus, disclosing it too had been hacked. now a report from the cyber watch group intel crawler, suggests at least six more retailers have yet to tell customers they've been breached as well with the same malware attacking their online credit card processing. the question now, where should we look next? >> once it's identified, then security community with rally around it and start to controls in place. the problem the hackers know that. they manipulate or mutate this malway and then reuse it.

>> according to intel crawler, the source, traced to one place. the report claiming the first sample of the malware was created in march of 2013. >> let's say a retailer as 40 million transactions. all 40 million may have been damaged in some way and under law, they can be joined together in a class action lawsuit. >> legally the burden is on retailers to protect customer information from what we know now, this could be just the tip of the iceberg. >> was able to put that up on the internet for download for other hackers to take potentially use it for malicious harm. that's what we believe happened to target as well as niemann marcus. >> a 17-year-old russian believed to be responsible

likely helped in attack. it's not clear where that help came from. the teen thought to have shared the malware with other hackers. >> a salmonella outbreak now appears to be under control. officials say no deaths has been reported but 38% of the people who were sickened were hospitalized. the cdc said the company has taken effective measures to clean up its operation. foster farms did not recall any chicken. but back in october a costco store back in san francisco voluntarily recalled chicken. it was unusually warm january day. we set some records today. looks like we're gong to set some more tomorrow. let's take a look at temperatures this evening. going to be in the upper 50s and low 60 and then plummet

overnight again. we'll see low 40s everywhere. into the afternoon, more upper 60s and low 70s. let's get a look at the numbers, 34 out of door tomorrow morning in livermore. freeding in napa and vallejo. 34 also in santa rosa. by the afternoon, we'll see more 70s. we'll see some 70s in the east bay as well for your tuesday afternoon, 70 in vallejo and 71 for livermore. 67 in san francisco and upper of 60s to the north bay as well. it looks we could set new records again tomorrow. the forecast high temperature and the record for the day. looks like bridgeman and santa rosa will pass the record by a

couple degrees. looks like we're going to tie a record in napa view. satellite and radar picture continues to show mainly clear skies over the west coast. localized fog at the coastline together. high pressure continuing to drive storms up to the north. as you've been hearing, we really need the rain. here is a look at california, see deep shades of red. those are the areas experiencing extreme drought. northern california has seen some rain. same thing down in southern california. nice and warm the next couple days. by thursday and friday, we'll be talking fire danger as winds pick up. . next on this holiday in his honor, kron 4 has a copy of a

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. >> long lost audio of martin luther king jr. resurfaced. he was talking to a reporter to influence king's release from a georgia jail. king had been sentenced to four months of hard labor for a traffic violation. the recording indicates the civil rites leader was a little skeptical about kennedy's role in his release. >> you have any connection with you're being released? >> i would say first many forces worked together to bring about my release. i don't think any one force brought it about. you have a plurality of forces worked together. i'm sure in interest of the

public in general all over america had something -- a great deal to do with it. it is true senator kennedy did take a specific step. he was in contact with officials in georgia during my arrest. i must make it clear many other forces worked to bring it about also. >> that interview was done in december 1960. some of that never released publicly until now. if you would like ohear more of the recording, its on our website, kron4.com. coming up at 5:30, kron 4 takes you inside the 49ers locker room. we'll talk to the players as they pack up for home. then kron 4 executive sport

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>> that's the result you will get. >> you make one play and you talk. good play. >> serious tension after the big nfc. crabtree was termed and intercepted ending the 49ers hope for a super bowl. starting a passionate over the top rant by the seahawks player against the 49ers wide receiver crabtree. grant is here with this. >> reporter: if you didn't know who he was, now you do. enemy number one for niners fans, richard sherman played for jim harbaugh at stanford.

now he's elite defensive back for seahawks. sherman number 25 then sprinted from his teammate. patting him on the rear. crabtree pushes sherman away. sherman makes a choke sign towards kaepernick. richard about that last play. >> final play take me through it. >> i'm the best corner in the game. that's the result you gone get. don't you ever talk about me! >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. don't you open your mouth about the best. >> reporter: lob stands for legion of boom. this is on the field that rant just seconds after the game. emotions sky high. maybe sherman changed his tune

a bit after he shored and address -- showered and addressed the media. >> i tried to make sure that crabtree was a mediocre receiver. that's what happens. >> he's a tv guy. i'm not a tv guy, i play ball. he make one play and he talk. >> there's been a lot of talk from him running his mouth during all season and personal conversations. i appreciate that he knows that now. >> reporter: it's believed that sherman is referring to an incident that crabtree and he had at charity event earlier this off season in arizona. it's not exactly clear but that's what rumors are circulating. this afternoon sherman tweeted, saying he apologizes for attacking the individual and taking the attention from the fantastic game his teammates played. that was not my intent. this was one of the stories that has just explode on the

internet. it's hot and people are talking about it and a lot of new video is surfacing from richard sherman. we'll have some of that coming up later tonight. we're all over this story. our executive sports producer jason apple -- the bluster from sherman, really took away from his own team's victory. all the focus then became what he had to say. >> yes, niner fans they in doubt needed place to direct their anger. he made himself a very easy target. his antics and outbursts isn't why the niners lost. his play on the field certainly was. sure he was classless after the game. honestly, who really cares? we don't want football to see who is classless. nobody should lose sleep when

that doesn't happen. bottom line this guy is no doubt a knucklehead. he was caught up in the heat of the moment. pumped full of adrenaline immediately after the game when erin andrews shoved a mic in his face. what niner fan wouldn't take richard sherman on their team if he did the exact same thing. speaking of sherman, we wouldn't be talking about the pass if kaepernick final pass was a few inches high for. instead we'll be talking about the super bowl. this photo illustrates how close the niners was punching their ticket to the big game. as i said, just a matter of inches. sherman gets the hand on the pass. otherwise it almost certainly drop into crabtree's hand and niners win by one and are back in the super bowl to face peyton manning and the broncos. lot of fans are blaming kaepernick for the loss.

some even saying he's not a big game quarterback which is almost comical. sure he struggled down the stretch but the niners they wouldn't have been in the game if it wasn't for kaepernick. he was their entire offense in the first half. frank gore also had 11 carries but for just 14 yards. to say kaepernick can't win on the biggest stage, that's ridiculous. he reached the super bowl and nfc championship. the guy has tremendous talent. niners fans also blaming the refs for the loss. here is former vp officiating mike pereira had to say about that. >> refs always play a role. to say they don't is probably a figurement of the image nations -- image nation. the call that hurt them the most was the running into the kicker call.

seattle kept the ball and then scored the go ahead touchdown. >> reporter: bottom line, this is a great season for the 49ers. but also a disappointing one. if can have both at the same time, gary will have much more over an hour from now including update on navorro bowman knee injury. plus some of his interview with snapper kevin. >> we having a little sadness. they gave us a great season. >> everyone has post season blues. most fans had that week to week a month ago. we're having it today. lots of monday morning quarterbacking going on after the 49ers failed to get past seattle on sunday. but this didn't stop a crowd of die hard fans. at least 200 of them holding impromptu welcome home. some of the saints fan were

still on hand this morning. >> reporter: it was nothing like today after a big win. the mood inside the 49ers locker room a bit subdued. no one here was hanging their heads. >> i'm not going to blame anybody for how the game turned out. we played the game. put it on us and the coaches but no blame game, two good teams played. >> it is what it is. we lost to a good team. they won. >> we kept fighting and we stayed in there and we didn't give up. it was a battle. >> reporter: before heading off for hard earned off season down time, many players exchanged handshakesser an autograph and there will be more love outside where several dozen fans leader their hero --

cheered their heroes. >> 14-4, come on. who else goes 14-4? win or lose. >> reporter: back inside the locker room, few players were asked about the fumble or the interception or the perceived bad calls. but anthony dickson for one was having none of it. >> we was hot, eight in a row. we expected to go up there and play good. >> reporter: in santa clara kron 4. coming up after a bridge scandal and storm relief scandal we'll tell but the new allegations of new jersey governor chris christie. good. good answer.

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. >> an american missionary jailed in north korea from more

than a year is pleading with the u.s. to help get him released. you're looking at photos of kenneth bae today. what has billed as a news conference. bae said the u.s. and his family should stop spreading false rumors about north korea. some people believe this might be a sign north korea is getting ready to release bae. he ran a china based company specializing in tourists of north korea. he was accused of crimes against the state before being sentenced in 2012 if 15 years of hard labor. we're seeing temperatures still in the 60s. we broke record today. we'll break down the numbers coming up. if you're one effort million of americans who owe back taxes from the i.r.s., you need to know what they can take from me. my guest with me today is tim wilson. is it safe to say that the

i.r.s. will sit back and wait for payments if you owe money. >> i don't know, they're not known for their patience. they have unlimited resources to help you get caught up. i think this year as well, there will be almost 450 billion in taxes paid on time. i think they're going to be getting a little more aggressive in their collection process. >> you mentioned resources. what do you mean? >> they've got wage garnishment, tax levees and bank liens. assets. >> what kind of assets. >> checking accounts, boats cars and even your home. >> if people are out there and they owe the i.r.s. money, what do they need to do? >> get help. they need to know they have options and help is out there. it's nice that the i.r.s. is a help line. a tax consultant, an attorney or settlement program or resolution. we can maybe help arrange

payments based on affordability. or we can negotiate an offer and compromise. in this example, where 25,000 was owed and the settlement was for as little as $3000. >> that is great. what do people do to start? >> ealways recommend at least a call to us. let us do a quick analysis and fast before penalties and interest get you in the hole deeper. >> if you owe more than $10,000 to the i.r.s., call tax relief. find out if you qualify.

. >> right in the midst of a new allegation of political bullying. now the mayor of hoboken, new jersey says members of the governor's administration

threaten to withhold disaster recovery money from superstorm sandy. today's christie administration responded. >> reporter: lieutenant governor kim did not mince words. >> the suggestion that anyone would hold back sandy relief funds for any reason is wholly and completely false. >> reporter: over the weekend, the democratic mayor of hoboken dawn zimmer said she approached her in a parking lot in may with a direct message from governor christie. >> lieutenant governor pulled me aside, essentially you got to move forward with the rockefeller project. >> reporter: zimmer said she was told if she didn't support the project, her town wouldn't get relief money for superstorm sandy. the mayor documented the journal and made it available to the media. one high profile republican is

former mississippi governor haley barber. >> a journal can be written for any time. why was she sending out all of these tweets preserved on the internet that said one thing that was totally different. >> reporter: zimmer said she simply did not comfortable talking until others spoke out first. these latest allegations just add to chris christie's problems. he is still trying to dig himself out of the so called bridgegate scandal, which is his accusers said it was an act of political retribution. federal officials is still look into whether he misused the sandy relief funds. in washington, i'm sara, for

kron 4 news. the olympic torch arrived in volgograd today. they are set to be begin soon february 7th. there is a continuing certain for many u.s. lawmakers among others and that security a newly surfaced video from a well known website is threatening an attack in sochi. a man claiming responsibility for back-to-back suicide bombings just a month ago in russia. one in a bus and the other at a train station and at least the congressman said the u.s. needs to be more on guard. >> they now moved some 30,000 armed troops down to the region. that tells you that their level of concern is great. we don't seem to be getting all of the information we need to protect our athletes in the games. >> reporter: pressure continues the president of putin's promising that visitors will be safe. he says the g-8 and g20 summit

realize example of russia's experience of providing security for international events. another warm day around the bay area. 64 in daly city. all the places where you see the stars next to the temperatures those are all places where we set records today. so livermore airport 72 degrees. same thing in santa rosa, 69 in downtown san francisco. tonight is going to get chilly. hitting 30 degrees and 34 in santa rosa. into the afternoon, we're going to see another warm day, another round of upper 60s and low 70s. 70degrees in pleasanton. 67 for san francisco, 68 expected in half-moon bay.

looks like we'll set records again tomorrow. forecast high on the left and record temperature for the day on the right. richmond and santa rosa, we'll break the record by a couple degrees. we'll edge out that record downtown oakland, mountain view looks like we'll tie the record and livermore and napa airport also expected to break records. pictures showing high pressure continuing to drive storms up to the north and around us. no rain in site. we really do need the rain. here are rainfall totals to date. only a couple inches of rain for most locations. mountain view, san jose about an inch in a half of rain. that's july through the current date. you can see the percent of average. obviously you want to be closer to a hundred percent and we're in the teens and even the low 20s. let's get a look at the extends forecast. again the rain dry conditions for the rest of the workweek. it is going to be windy,

thursday and friday. we'll talk more about that as we head into the next couple days. this weekend calmer winds and mild temperatures will remain. coming up. state law requires drivers to pull to the right hand curve when emergency vehicles are approaching. let's see what really happens in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8:00. >> ces as wrapped up and the dust has settled. we have a picture view of the show. what is the big tech companies will be focusing on this year. stay tuned, that's coming up in my tech report.

. >> now that ces has wrapped up, we can take a look back at the show with a big picture view and see what mattered most. what got the most buzz and now we have a really good idea of what the big tech companies will be focusing on

this year. as usual tvs took center stage at ces. there are not a lot more ultra hdtvs. these are the next generation hd with four times the amount of pixels that are current high deaf television. another big thing in tv is the curve screen. it makes for better viewing. they are starting to run out of features to build them into television. everyone had a smart watch to show off or a high-tech fitness band. all types of new wearable tech is coming our way. here is one unique example, the june bracelet, it has a jewel sensor that tracked uv intensity and total sun exposure. the bracelet advises women how to maintain beautiful skin. personal drones of all shapes and sizes are buzzing over the show floor. a ton of these are coming out other the market.

auto tech, formula fully electric race car was unveiled. capable of speeds over 150 miles an hour. it will be one of the cars that will compete in the new formula e-championship beginning in september. to the made a -- toyota made a big splash and car of the future. this year's ces featured 1.9 million square feet of exhibit space showing off new product to 150,000 attendees. they were there hunting through the halls to find the top 20 gadgets. be sure to tune in airing friday january 24th at 9:00 a.m. new at 6:00, high waves creating high hopes for a maverick surf contest. the excitement that is building along the san mateo crew.

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>> at 6:00, big waves and high surf along the northern california coast this week. with today's warm temperatures and so many people off the king holiday, the beach has been a big draw for scores of people but the swells posed a threat. the powerful waves capable of pulling people into the water. in fact, this afternoon the waves did prove deadly in the north bay. the coast guard received reports that a fishermen was swept out to sea. >> reporter: this fishermen was trying to retrieve his cooler in the water when he was swept into the ocean by these large powerful waves.

this is in area called north beach. a wave apparently knocked the man ice chest into the water. he went in after it. the witness saw the man in the ocean, he disappeared in seconds. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc news. the u.s. coast guard in sonoma county, searched forked man and found him about 40 minutes. the victim has not been identified. big waves at san francisco ocean beach brought out a lot of surfers as well as spectators today. even larger waves is expected later this week. >> reporter: for most surfer, monday was epic. check out this still photo shot by one surfer who got up close and personal with the waves. some of which were close to triple the size of the average person. >> it's really big. forecast says 10 to 12-foot, it looks more like 15 feet.

>> reporter: some out to docu which could be scary even for experienced wave riders. take a look at this board that was snapped in two. he planned to go out and buy a new one. even bigger away oh wave -- waves are expected in the coming days. >> it's not the week to not have a board. >> reporter: that's good news for big wave rider grant. these swells aren't nearly big enough for him. >> i want telephone pole height. >> reporter: he competes in the maverick surf competition. organizers has been keeping an eye that could bring in really big waves. both here to ocean beach and mavericks the legendary surf spot you see in this video. right now friday is shaping up to possibly be the day they'll be getting the wave they need to hold the contest. >> hopefully the waves are 40 feet or 50 feet if we're lucky. we will be fine with 35 or 40 feet. anything less than that, is

really a disappointment. report a decision is expected in the next few days about when and if the maverick surf contest will be a reality. it was sunny all day in the bay area on this martin luther king jr. holiday. this is a live picture now from our roof camera over looking san francisco and the sky still pretty blue and clear. people took advantage of the warm weather earlier. they spent the afternoon outside. santa clara families enjoyed the beautiful weather at the park. jacqueline bennett is in the weather center tonight. >> we're not going to see a lot of change. by the end of the week we'll have gusty wins. for the next couple days, we can expect conditions like this. 60s and 70s in the afternoon and record breaking temperatures. in fact, we broke several records out there today. you can see all the cities with the stars next to them. those are the ones that set or tied records for the day.

today in livermore, 72 degrees. that was a new record. 62 in downtown san francisco, tied a previous record. we set a new record in downtown oakland and in richmond, mountain view also set a new record. we are going to be seeing possible records again tomorrow. we're going to break down the numbers and talk about the dusty wind later in the week. oakland city council councilmember libby shaft was the target of negative fliers which were posted sunday in the city's montclair district. the fliers featured of photograph of shaft who was jewish with swastika on her forehead. >> that's pure hatred. that's not something i believe in this neighborhood. >> the oakland police

department is investigating the posting of the swastika flier. bicycle and pedestrian safety advocates are planning a rally for tomorrow at san francisco city hall. it's all in the wake of several recent deaths. it's calling for the city to take action and adopt what they call vision deer re-- zero. that plans making intersections. 21 pedestrians and 4 pedestrians died. that includes a 6-year-old girl who was struck and killed on new year's eve. the rally is scheduled for noontime tomorrow. today, people in the bay area and around the nation honored the memory of dr. martin luther king jr. families here in the bay area boarded the freedom train from

san jose to san francisco this morning. more than 1000 people participated in the annual event. the ride is part of a 30 year tradition organized by the dr. martin luther king association of santa clara valley. the ride commemorates the 54 miles between selma and montgomery, alabama which dr. king and other civil right activist marched. they were fears this will be the last refer for freedom train. as part of the commemoration of dr. king, this is also a national day of service. in richmond, hundreds of volunteers spent the day cleaning up the beach. projects organizers wholeheartedly welcomed the large turn out today. >> reporter: for many martin luther king day offers a break from school or work. for these volunteers -- >> you make it a day on and not a day off which means you participate in some community

service. >> reporter: that's what they did. a church youth director, she brought over a dozen kids to today's coastal clean up. an annual event sponsored by the watershed project. >> i wanted them to look at it as a day of service. to really dr. martin luther king by actually doing something to help the community and help the world. >> reporter: watershed project coordinator, say they only anticipated about 60 volunteers, instead they received over 200. together they worked to pick up trash and plant species among several miles of coastlines here. >> look at that. it's just goes to show you that people really feel that today is a day to give back. it is a great way to build communities and make a difference in the environment. >> reporter: in richmond, kron 4 news. again people are all over the country honoring dr. king's memory ceremonies including a

wreath laying in washington d.c. today. dr.king was born in january 1929 he would have turned 89 this month. among those taking it to heart was the first family. president obama was helping out in this washington d.c. soup kitchen. he brought along the first lady and their two daughters. all of them helping to make burritos. the d.c. central kitchen makes thousands of meals for the poor everyday. coming up tonight, a daring late rescue. why a man tried to save his dog from an icy lake needed some help himself. plus still battling that wildfire in southern california which has destroyed homes. when the crews expect to finally have this blaze contained. how amazon wants to send you stuff before you even decide to buy it. that's next.

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>> there's breaking news coming into the newsroom. two pedestrians have been struck by a cal train. it happened about 5:45 this evening at the santa clara cal train station. one of got has died. the other person was taken to an area hospital. cal train is working to bring in buses now to serve the santa

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. >> take a look at this. you consider this more evidence that the -- the most recent case in point, a man had to be rescued after falling into a icy lake in missouri. the 60-year-old man had been trying to help his dog which had fallen into the lake. of course same thing happened to him. rescuers managed to scramble to the ice and pull that man to safety. the man who shot the cell phone video talked about what they saw. >> he was tiptoeing to the ice to get his dog. his dog was in the water. he just kind of like fell in because the ice cracked. then he kind of got stuck. >> he sure did. the man taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia. as for the dog, the dog managed to get out by itself. it's also expected to be fine.

russian authorities are looking for a female terrorists who may be planning an attack at the olympics. the host city of sochi is under a terror threat. this is just 2.5 weeks before team u.s.a. and thousands of americans arrive in russia. the woman who you see here may be planning the attack. she is reportedly of a member what's called a black widow. the group gets the name because some members seek to avenge the deaths of their husbands. a developing story two workers are dead, ten people seriously injured. some of them critically after an explosion in omaha, nebraska today. this happened at a plant which processes animal feed. 38 people had been working inside when it happened. tonight omaha officials are saying every one is accounted for. there had been some concern about that. it is not clear yet what caused the blast but authorities say

there were no hazardous materials in that plant. crews are having success fighting that southern california wildfire started last wednesday near glendora about 30 miles northeast of l.a. this video is from last friday. you can see the damage, the fire was still raging that the point containment now up to 84%. this thing burned three square miles, destroyed six homes. santa ana winds foiled six mile. full containment is expected wednesday. these men in their 20s has been arrested accused of carelessly starting that campfire to stay warm. people at a silicone valley companies are getting what's being called charge rage. they are finding it difficult to charge their electric vehicles at work.

some company have not installed enough charging ports. the chief sustainability officer for software company, they only have 16 charging stations for more than 60 employees who drive electric vehicles and cars. are getting unplugged while they're charging. the ev-charging network charge point suggesting the company should provide one charging port for every two electric vehicles. the 49ers will not be going back to the super bowl this time around. but perhaps helping to take to the sting out of sunday's loss, there was quite a reception for the returning 49ers in santa clara. couple hundred fans waited outside the gates as buses and cars rolled in. many fans holding signs and thanking the team. when the sun came up early this morning, there was still a couple dozen fans on hand. few of whom who spent the night in their cars. several of the players stopped

to sign autographs and to feel the love of the 49 faithful who cannot wait for next year. >> it was an excellent year. we took it to the end. you win some and you lose some. >> it was a great season. they did their best. we got if the next year -- we got it next year. >> we're going to come back stronger with the santa clara stadium. >> these guys get he'll. we keep our -- >> the fans are also looking forward to next year. because the 49ers will be playing in their new home, levi stadium. warm weather again for this january afternoon. we broke several records. we were in the upper 60s and low 70s again. half-moon bay it was only 60 degrees. we did see fog clinging to the

coastline. we tied a record in san francisco downtown san francisco, 69 there. new record in richmond and in oakland as well as livermore. we saw new record also in santa rosa. tonight it's going to get chilly again up near the north bay. 32 in napa and vallejo. upper 30s in the south baby the afternoon, there will be warming nicely and unusually warm day. in the upper 60s. 70s in santa rosa and napa vallejo and as well as livermore. we're going to be getting close to record temperatures again tomorrow. here are our forecast highs for the today and record for the day. look like we'll break records in a number of places. we'll tie a record in mountain view. we'll break records in

livermore and at the napa airport. clear conditions up and down the west coast. duo have a storm offshore. the high pressure just off the coastline driving the storm up and around us up to the north. we really do need to see the rain. let's take a look at our rainfall totals to date. only a couple inches of rain in santa rosa, san francisco, oakland and richmond. we should be seeing much of more rain. just 11% where we should be in santa rosa. 23% where we should be in san jose. here's a look at your extended forecast, no rain through the rest of the weekend into the weekend. we will be seeing winds pick up into thursday and friday. that is going to raise fire concerns. nearly two million pounds of kraft velveeta visit singles are being removed.

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-- mystery continues. a deadly cal train accident. what we learn about the victim who was struck by the train. >> great view and great place to be. >> plus, a historic home on sale. ghosts included. what the current owners are sharing about its eerie tenant. coming up. >> you know you not supposed to have your bike in the crosswalk right? >> i don't follow. >> you don't follow? >> i don't. >> don't follow the rules you mean. >> the next edition of people behaving badly.

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>> a breaking news update now. two pedestrians were struck by a cal train at the santa clara cal strain station. one died at the scene.

other person was taken to the hospital. this happened about 5:30 this evening. >> reporter: here's what we know the train was headed northbound at the time of the accident. there were 70 people on that train. it's unclear yet why pedestrians were in the area. cal train is working to bring in buses now to serve santa clara, lawrence and sunnyvale station. want to go to video now, you see these aerial images. he's are live pictures. apparently this is the scene of the accident. we understand amtrak and the ace train service has been affected as we look at the scene below. we have a crew headed here to get more information. again one person killed and another injured after a cal train hit them outside the santa clara cal train

station. in san francisco, big, beautiful and somewhat scary. they say the waves today are between 10 and 15 feet and bigger waves are expected to come in later this week. there's an offshore swell that's headed this way. so big it got the attention of the organizers of the maverick's big wave surf contest held near half-moon bae. - - bay. maureen kelly kron 4 news. the 49ers will say a farewell to their heroes. inside 49ers headquarters monday players cleared out their lockers. exchanged autograph and handshakes amid high hopes for next year. outside the player's parking lot, few dozen fans waited for an autograph for a chance to see and say thanks to the players for a job well done. in santa clara, kron 4 news.

niners fans in seattle were hoping for it to be a sleepless in seattle. instead the niners loss, many of them went band to -- back to their hotels quietly. one woman said it felt like a break through. that's how emotional she described it. fans not ready to celebrate, not willing to say it was a great season. for them the loss was simply too raw especially how close the niners came to winning in one of the toughest arenas in the nfl. that's the very latest. reporting from seattle international airport, kron 4 news. here at the goldengate bridge, can you imagine paying an $8 toll to cross? it's something the bridge district is serious about. in fact, they have four different options all ending with a toll hike to $8 by the year 2018. public meetings has been set up for tuesday, wednesday and

thursday. a formal hub hearing set up for february 12th. at the goldengate bridge, kron 4 news. here in old, police are investigating a homicide that left two 19-year-old men dead. it happened on sunday around 2:00. we know one of those men is 19- year-old lamar. he has been identified by his mother who is also the mother of 13-year-old lee weatherersby. i spoke with her coming up tonight all new 8:00. i'll show you her very emotional story. oakland pd does not have a lead in any homicides. big weather story tonight. more record breaking temperatures in store for tomorrow. we're going to be in the upper 60s and low 70 degrees again. it will be 67 in san francisco.

we're looking at a few records tomorrow. let's take a look at the temperatures we have today and the record for the day as well. looks like we'll break records in richmond and santa clara and mountain view will tie the record there and livermore and at the napa airport, we'll break records there as well. let's look at the extended forecast, no rain in site. we'll keep the warm weather. by thursday and friday, winds are going to start being gusty. we're going to see elevated fire concerns. we'll talk more about that and it will be calmer and mild again this weekend. a beautiful and unusual home is up for sail in florida. it comes with a huge price tag and built-in roommate, a ghost. the owner said if you don't believe in ghosts, the home may change your mind. built back in 1893, the historic home has a tragic

past. a young girl tragically burned to death. sense then the home is said to be haunted. homeowners said they heard footsteps and strange sounds. the owner is trying to convince their spirited friend to come with them when they move. apple is offering a new type of service at its retail location. a very convenient service you're going to like it. be sure to tune into kron 4 news tonight. don't forget to join us friday night january 24th when kron 4 will host highlight of top gadgets. it's hosted vicki liviakis. youave gh blood pssure ke i do,

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. >> according to the dmv, bicycle riders on public roads have the same rights and responsibilities as motor it's and are subject to the same rules and regulations. this means bicyclist cannot just kick in the crosswalk wait for the light to change. you are required to wait at the limit line like drivers. this is a bad example. you have to wait at the line just like -- oh forget it. my point, car drivers and motorcyclist you're not making it easy for me. you are not permitted to cross the crosswalk. here is a good example, on market street this is a green box. that is supposed to be for bikes. shaking my head. anyway, where was i?

you are supposed to stop and wait. but some don't. let's find out why. you know you not supposed to have your bike in the crosswalk right? >> i don't follow. >> you don't follow? >> i don't. >> don't follow the rules? despite the fact there are instructions on where to stop. >> everybody trying to get somewhere but we all got to move together. i've seen too many accidents, car accidents and pedestrian accidents. >> this rider, by the way did the right thing and waited behind the limit line. you cannot ride your bike on the sidewalk. the crosswalks are for pedestrians and people using wheelchairs. this shortcut to cross the veto. if you ride your bike past the limit line, you could end up with a red light ticket. which could set you back a

pretty penny. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. in sports lots to talk about regarding i. -- yesterday's nfc championship game. gary has their reaction on the game and the season. he's coming up next. you can catch a full hour of sports talk with our sports director gary radnich this thursday night. gary sits down and chats with kevin, that's thursday right after the 8:00 news. .

. >> linger sad story has to be navorro bowman. he has to be the nfl defensive player of the year. he suffered a torn acl and a torn mcl in his left knee in

the fourth quarter of yesterday's loss. he's going to have to wait for the mcl to heal before he can have surgery on the acl. he's going to miss at least the beginning of the 2014 season. there's no tried and true way to determine whether this guy will be back in full strength or not. here is mike, also broke his left ankle in the second quarter. he should be ready to go and they start training camp at the end of july. navorro bowman is the one with the big question mark. 49ers cleaned out their lockers today. when you lose in the playoffs next day, box it up and see you later. they reached third straight nfc championship game. they lost for the second time in those three seasons. they'll have ten unrestricted free agents.

here are some of the players thoughts on the end of the season. >> disappointed. >> put it on us and the coaches. no blame game. two good teams played. >> you know how we feel. everybody wanted that crown and fell short. >> we're going to continue to work hard. we're going to continue to get our body and minds right and come out strong next season. >> i always say at the end of the season, today on the radio of course, we received over 300 tweet, e-mails texts and about half of them -- oh, they should have done this or that. oh i'm heart broken. these guys made the nfc championship for the third year in a row. that's number one. number two, most of these guys, in fact all of them are blessed

in a sense. they're doing something they love. they return home to their respective cities. they've got nice homes, families and girlfriends and they got money to do what they want to do. they'll forget about it by tuesday. if you're a fan or the media guy, just relax a little bit. these guys are going to be happy within a day or two. they didn't want to lose but the bottom line is, they had a darn good season and for people just to say, they should have done this and they should have done that and kaepernick should have, real quick this gets me, if you worked 20 hours day on your job like these coaches do. and then some little outsider who may be paid attention for an hour a day, starts telling you what should do, what would you say about your job? what would you say? you'd say who the heck is this guy to critique me. that's what's great about sports. we all have an opinion here. if you're really serious and thinking more than anybody

else, and that goes for us in the media too. mike watched a lot of sports. anyway, that's the bottom line. these guys are all going to be fine. richard sherman after the game yesterday, wow, he stole lot of the thunder from his seattle teammates. he really went off. >> i'm the best corner in the game! that's the result you gone get. >> who was talking about you? >> crabtree. lob. >> i cants make up my mind if he was playing us or not. this guy did save the game and everybody who follows the sport. he's considered the best cornerback in the contest. he got in crabtree's face and they wept back and -- went back and forth.

you know what this guy did yesterday, peyton manning and sherman on media day at the super bowl. they'll be 1 and 1a as far as people lining up. this guy is brilliant and great talker. i know it was bad. i wouldn't want my team or my son or anything doing it. i think he just went over board a little bit. >> we did go over board a lot. >> it wasn't just i completely lost my mind. he was like,ly put on a show. >> he stole the thunder from the team. >> i know. i even had a guy on from fox today, mike pereira who works for fox. i said you know, if they would have lost that game, fox would have had had buy on as a commentator. smart guy and graduated from sanford.

i'm not justifying it. at least he was interesting. >> that's one word for it. >> i'm being fair. i wouldn't want to do it. you would rather here a guy just say, we're very happy we won and we're going to move on. >> there's more in between those two exchange. >> it was bad. i think he was playing this thing. i'm going to get the whole country talking about me. he went over board. >> i wouldn't want people talking about me like that. >> i'd rather be in l.a. good grief. that's my favorite thing one day when a guy said -- when kron lost nbc, guy was going like this. i said what are you wrapping me up for. >> we have shows next. >> i'm talking about the first night that we went out january

1, 2003. i don't remember. anyway, people want to talk about kaepernick. that seems to be the one that drives me up the wall. granted, he's not montana yet, he's not peyton manning and tom brady. for a guy in his second year, he wasn't bad yesterday. i don't think that's the reason they lost. may be they should have called a time out and given him a better play. wasn't that the same play the super bowl loss. there you go for kaepernick. the officials everyone wants to blame the officials. vicki liviakis and i were having it out on the special kron 4 coverage before we went to our stars all around the bay area. don't blame the officials. to say the officials were against the 49ers, you have to convince me that they honestly

wanted san francisco to lose. >> refs always play a role. to say they don't is probably a figurement of imagination. the key calls went against the 49ers. the call that hurt them the most was the running into the kicker call, which would have extended the 49er drive. seattle kept the ball. ultimately that's the biggest call that affected the niners. >> we are back in a moment.

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out there. who do you want to blame. >> we hear that thursday night. >> if i show up. >> we'll be back at 8:00 tonight. oprah's big movie plans. >> plus. >> "the

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