goes in, must come out! dr. oz: it will come out. see you next time! [applause] . new developments in a legal battle to move the 13-year-old jihai out to another hospital. >> frenzy kicking into high gear, the san francisco 49ers take off for green bay to one of the coldest games in nfl history. >> how far behind are we in california and is there time to recover?

good afternoon. >> frank is off tonight, i'm ken, and we're on a hour earlier because of tonight's cotton bowl game. jihai, the young girl who was declared brain dead, her family is trying to get her moved out of the hospital. our reporter has attended both hearings and has the latest developments in this emotional case. >> reporter: attorneys for the family and the hospital spent the day in two separate courts. the settlement conference here in federal court in oakland is just now winding down. earlier today the two sides did reach one agreement as they try to move her out of children's hospital oakland by tuesday. while she remains hooked to a

ventilator we confirm that the coroner's officer has issued a generic death certificate for her. her family believes she's still alive. at first they said superior court today as they reached an agreement with the hospital to allow her to be moved to another facility. >> what we needed to know is that when all of the balls are in line, that we could move quickly and not have to then have any impediment. >> they consider her brain dead and have asked the family to accept that. >> i constantly think wouldn't they be able to come to terms with this tragic event and i wouldn't have to stand in front of you all time after time. >> the judge is forced to request force feeding and breathing tubes.

the attorneys chastised the lawyers for referring to her as a body and not using her name. the court order expires on tuesday, if she is moved as of now, it will have to happen over the next few days. reporting live in oakland rob roth ktvu, channel 2 news. police are investigating a deadly accident. it happened 12:30 near third and heather ton streets. it's near highway 101. the struck hit a couple walking in the crosswalk. they had the green woman. the woman was killed instantly and a man has a broken leg. the truck stopped immediately and is cooperating with police. it's dark in times square

and it's 12 degrees. skies are clear now after snow hit the area yesterday. temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits overnight. >> time squares was socked in, more than 8 inches fell there making it difficult for people to get around today. 18 inches of snowfall was reported. >> this is what it looked like in boston, the suburbs north of boston got two feet of snow and faced wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. they estimated 100 million people throughout the midwest and northeast were affected by this storm. it's left 13 people dead and thousands of businesses and homes without people. >> flights were cancelled back east and here in the bay area. 38 departures and arrivals were cancelled today. people were making in and out of the east coast and they were delayed. oakland is reporting one.

the big story in the bay is not the snow but the cold, and the game in green bay. >> we know it's going to be cold, how cold. >> it's going to be cold. not the coldest, but one of the cooler ones. there will be temperatures below zero in some locations. we're not getting weather, but they sure are. it's working its way south and east, as it does it moves towards green bay with a chance of very, very cold weather especially as we get into sunday. how does it breakdown? let's look at it quarter by quarter. the first quarter 1 teeing by the start time -- degree by the start time. sunday we have the game at 1:40, it will be a cold one. so, it's definitely an issue for the kicking game and a lot of the game, people are affected by those cold temperatures. when i come back in then minutes areas near 70 degrees.

rain, i'll let you know. >> thank you, bill. they're on route to wisconsin as we speak h we're tracking their plane on flight tracker. the team is over utah. the 9ers left from san jose and they're expected to touchdown before 8:00 central time. they got a warm send off as they head to the midwest. the team is preparing for more than the game itself. >> it could be one of the coldest games in until nfl history. >> no jackets here, but mentally players are bracing for the freezing temperatures that will greet them had they

land. the couple of die hard fans to see the buses off. >> go 9ers. >> excitement is building all over the area, they're preparing for the game already. they've got balloons glitter and tons of 49ers gear to put out. >> we haven't had that much sleep, it's go go and we're getting ready for sunday already. >> i was excited since i didn't know who was the playoffs, but we'll handle it. >> the 408 chapter thinks the team has it locked up. >> we'll make it to had the superbowl is my prediction. >> he offers this advice. >> you know it's going to be a cold one. stay warm out there. good luck. >> even if it hits 30 below, they'll be cheering from inside the blue chip. they'll be expecting a crowd of

200. >> you can watch sunday's game right here on bay tv channel 2. kick off the set for 1:40 we'll have live coverage from green bay. you can catch this right here on channel 2 or saturday 10:00 a.m. following mornings on 2. >> a pedestrians has been hit in san francisco's lower knob hill. a man was hit by an suv going across a crosswalk. clothes and shoes were seen on the ground. they are investigate willing. he is expected to survive. another pedestrians was critically injured when he was hit by a car last night just a block away from this morning's crash. he was running across the street about 20 feet from the

nearest crosswalk. the driver who hit him stayed at the scene -- fled the scene. one new year's eve crash killed a 6-year-old girl and involved a driver from uber. david joins us live from the city and how they're looking at uber and the insurance that drivers carry. >> we spoke to the family of the little girl who was killed behind me and the issue surrounding her death. . >> the grandmother saw the medical oral for the six-year- old girl. she was killed on new year's eve in a san francisco intersection. there were two more injured. >> we are very upset and angry at the person. >> they booked 57-year-old

sayed on charges including felony vehicular manslaughter. he has deactivated account he was not providing services during the incident. the company's coverage has $1 million in policy once the driver has accepted a ride request. >> if a driver is out on the street that is waiting to be called into the system, they're not just parking the car and waiting for a phone call. >> some city officials say it's tile to re-examine the -- it's time to re-examine the system. >> all it was the highest number of deaths since 2007 and one that has affected many in this neighborhood. >> another live look at that intersection. we heard from the commission which oversees ride share

companies. they insure us that the insurance covers incidents involving vehicles and drivers in transit to or during a trip. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu, channel 2 news. we learned today the second winner of mega millions jackpot has come forward. steve said he had forgotten all about the ticket until earlier this week. he checked the ticket and realized it was the winner worst worth half of the 636 million jackpot. he is a delivery driver. he said he was in san jose last month and bought the ticket. the other winner is from georgia. . why experts worry that your wait at the doctor's office and emergency room may get longer. >> coming up i'll pinpoint when clouds and cooler temperatures will role in. what the latest number for the sierra mean for the bay

area.

. we just showed you the snow back east. here the problem is not enough snow. the annual snow pack survey is taking place and concern is mounting. >> snow shoes a staple of the january snow survey but this year hiking boots would do. there's just not that much snow. >> still i see -- >> fred with the department of water resources measured the snow. at several points in this field, the water content, the result at this snow pack is just 20% of normal for january. >> it reflects the fact that

we've had minimal storm activity this year. >> for the entire sierra the snow pack is 19% of average. the numbers tell the story, you know if the january snow survey when you're here without a jacket, no glove and no snow shoes on a bright warm summer day. rocks and bright chores speckle the course. there was 4 feet of snow in this same spot but it was a bad snow pack year. >> we had a great december last year and then things shut off. the scant snow that's on the ground now will likely soak into part soil long before it makes a run off to rivers and depleted reservoirs. the question is at 20% of normal in january, can we recover? >> it's pretty rare, but you can't rule it out. there's so much, you know

uncertainty. it has happened before, reason enough to hope for snow. in el dorado county, channel 2 news. >> we'll put the map up that shows the stark difference between this year and last year. the numbers are similar in the central and southern sierra. investigators say dry conditions helped fuel a fire in a homeless incomement. the flames broke out in a grassy area near the village shopping center. six acres burned. crews cleared out the homeless encampment and the cause of the fire is under investigation. no one was hurt. a man driving a stolen suv with a rifle inside was caught and killed. it happened on interstate 280 near daley city. it appears he lost control and

hit another vehicle. the man had gotten out of his car and started running, when he tried to detained them he assaulted them and ran into the southbound lanes of the freeway. he was hit by at least one other car. they're trying to figure out who he is, because he had an id on him that clearly did not belong to him. a vigil is planned for sunday for a popular priest killed this week. he was arrested yesterday after one of his relatives called police. investigators say he confronted the reverand and the man killed freed. he had been arrested the night before but was released from jail hours before freed was killed. damage caused by this fire at the chinese consulate. it did significant damage for the building's facade. the lobby was also damage.

the fire was caused by someone throwing in an incendiary device in the building. they're also investigating the attack. a fire was set for the memorial for andy lopez was an accident. he was killed by a sheriff's deputy. he thought the toy gun was a weapon. some reporters thought that the fire may have been inception at this -- intentionally set. they plan to spend a weekend rebuilding the memorial. at and t are making an aggressive competitor, they're offering $200 credit per phone line to switch service. they're offering $250 credit if the customer trades in their current smartphone. they're not saying how much customers it expects to gain or how long this offer will last. on wall street the dow ended mixed. the dow was up over 28 points

the nasdaq was down by 11 s&p was down just a fraction. a longer wait to the doctor's office and emergency rooms. that's what they're worried about with the coming flood of insured patients and worsening shortage of doctors. 6million people got health coverage under the affordable care act. the increased patient demand for medical services may crash the system. president obama's health advisors say they are confident that access will not be an issue. >> the insurers, the pharmacies, hospitals, doctors are all doing a terrific job. >> approximately another 48 million uninsured pool will be eligible for health care coverage next year when the law expands. >> general mills have stopped

using gmo's in their cereal. they use non-gmo cornstarch and sugar too. it does to the amy to other cheerio flavors. let's give you a live look at what's happening in mount hamilton. quality management officials say it's due to dry wind less conditions. burning wood and manufactured fire logs is prohibited unless it's the only source of heat for your home. . it's wet and snowy everywhere else, but for us we're in this dry pattern. you can see clouds here, but those clouds are just the high clouds they don't amount to much. here's the real weather, it's going up and over the top. that's how it's going to be as would he go to the next you can will of days. change is around next week. we'll be tracking the change

with cooling as we get towards the middle of next week. maybe a sprinkle in the forecast as well. it's 69 degrees right, now, in santa rosa. it's 65 in napa and 63 in antioch. we had up to 70 degrees in santa rosa. you'll find frost in some occasions, it won't be -- some locations. it will be 40 in antioch and downtown san francisco 46 with 40 in san jose. we're in this holding pattern, with high pressure significantly dominating the landscape and as it does, it sends us into a warm week and warm weekend. things change around as we get into monday tuesday and wednesday of next week. as the low pressure bumps up it will be enough to cool temperatures off and increase cloud cover and bring a sprinkle up there.

we hope to come around to that conclusion. right now, they're real dry and they could bring something in as we go into the next couple of days. we'll watch the model runs for you. here comes saturday, sunday, no clouds, here comes monday and you can see things breaking down and you can see that low. maybe when you get to tuesday wednesday and thursday, that we could see activity around here. that's our big story. the forecast highs tomorrow, 68 in brown wood, these are forecast highs for your saturday. 71 in gilroy more of the same, really, really dry, great weather. it's not great, this isn't what we need this time of year. it's back, that's what is confusing about this. it's great, it's fun to be outside, it's fun to ride the bikes, it's fun to go fishing in january, it's bad because this is not the way it's supposed to be. >> we're feeling guilty and uncomfortable the whole time

we're outside. >> maybe that opens the door for more. we'll see. >> thanks, bill. >> a colt favorite goes into production. when you can get your hands on tiny the younger. >> how the san francisco 49ers are planning for the coldest game in history.

. tiny the younger beer released its set that's available for two weeks. it makes a triple pale ale each year. some people wait for hours to get a taste. the flight is headed to wisconsin. we're tracking the plane on flit tracker right now. they're crossing the state line between utah and colorado and the southern end of wyoming as it makes its way towards green bay wisconsin and every mile they head over to the east it gets one degree colder so by the time they get to green bay it will be supercold. >> a couple of members got good news. >> i'm surprised not to hear

patrick willis on this. smith and stalely and davis made the second team all pro list. the only one was able to get first was bowman. >> they got to get the pick in the sticks. it will be the last touchdown in candlestick. now bowman and the rest of the 49ers will battle the packers on sunday. you can watch it on ktvu channel 2 and it should be warmer than lambo field. while the 49ers have not paid a game under 26 degrees for more than a decade, the head coach is not letting conditions be a distraction. >> who and where we play and when we may, what the weather is like, it will be how we play. we'll did out and play hard.

we'll keep our bodies warm by being warm. >> when you're out there running plays, your body feels warm. it's just standing around, the tv time out, the sitting on the performing, it's the game you want to play. >> you have the advantage, they may call you daft or something, there's no tough guy stuff, you just go out there and see how you feel comfortable and go from there. >> 1:40 kick off on sunday. >> cold just thinking about it. >> coming up tonight at 10 we'll have more on the north bay where a truck struck a woman at a busy intersection. >> the cotton bowl is up next followed by our 49er special road trip to a championship and following it to the bowl game. thanks for joining us. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

♪ there's a lot of hard work and effort that goes into this part in the season. >> the cotton bowl is a big bowl much can't ask for a better matchup. >> this is a big game. we want to end the season the right way. >> we want to have the tone for the season from the whole year. >> it's going to be a 60-minute