>> he's played extremely well. he has my vote. i told him the other day he is having the kind of year that a áf any player would want to have. >> navarro has the vote for me for mvp. it's paying off for him because he's always a hard working guy. it shows on sunday. >> reporter: with amad brooks and navarro bowman. three of the best line backers you will find and feast your eyes on some of those stats 49er fans. this guy is the real deal as they say. and as you mentioned not just physically gifted, but a very heady player and none more evident than in that play that marked the victory against the atlanta falcons. i want to ask you about the guy who helps make it all roll and that's coach harbaugh. nothing but victory. nothing but postseason his since arrival here in san

francisco. if you had to play under a great guy like him you would play under bill walsh. but how do you play under a guy that eats, sleeps and breathes football? >> i love it. the team kind of takes on the personality of the coach. and this is a fiery head coach. and so that's why you have such a fiery offense and defense i mean even the special teams plays really hard. so it would be fun to play for this guy. i mean some of the things he says you know. and you know the players got to sit in the locker room and just shake their head. but it's fun, it's fun to play for a guy like that. that really knows football, puts you in the best position to succeed. but yet he's got a little humorous side to him. >> you mentioned that too. that's a perfect set up for a little collection if you will of his pearls of wisdom. he's really losened up and take a listen to some of the comments he has made leading up

to the game against the packers. >> i heard him say that you would not hit a man with glasses. >> i have some scars. sometimes i will have you over for bar-be-que and show you my scars. i do it sometimes for my neighbors. >> sometimes i'm superstitious. >> grinding the meat. >> feels like you go to the dentist chair and 3-1/2 hours of getting a root canal done. >> happy as i can be. happy as i can be. >> i was and still am happier than a pig in slop. >> remind you right now that nelson mandela, high five. >> the man just flat out oozes fashion for the game of football and obviously his players are responding to that as the niners under his watch go to the play offs for the

third consecutive time but if you're a 49er fan you're thinking just hour luck. aaron rogers is healthy again. he had one regular season game against the bears you saw how that turned out against the packers. and now they're getting ready to head to the frozen tundra. we'll talk about it. mourning the loss of a 6- year-old killed by a drunk driver. >> i'm ken wayne we're looking into the insurance and liability issues surrounding her death. then signs of trouble in the sierra. what the state's annual snow pack survey reveals. and the first flu death in the area. expert advice on precautions you should take whether you're young or old.

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rogers gets out. touchdown, cobb. touchdown randall cobb. an emotional return to the field last week for aaron rogers in the packers victory that didn't get them into the play offs at 8-8. we can talk all day about the 49ers. why they're now 12-4. packers, they got to go travel to green bay to -- through the 49ers. there's a lot of unfairness in that but that's the way the nfl works. and through the week it's been getting colder and colder at lambeau field. testimony to that how about at last report they are about 7,000 unsold seats for packer fans in green bay. and we now how rabid they are and you know how they are. >> it's chilly if packer fans don't even want to go. it will make a difference. it will make a difference in

even how you think. you can feel your face shrink, and your eyes water. it's tough, it's tough. >> it will be no better come sunday. howie and the gang will be out there. and you can talk about some of the great moments remember. you're too young but bart star, the quarterback sneak and that famous ice bowl game packers and cowboys. maybe we'll be in store with a great moment or two. because i've thought maybe the 49ers and i'm trying not to be debby downer here about the weather. but you know they like smash mouth football. frank gore has been stymie a little bit in the last few games. maybe he'll be able to run the football. where as the packers relying on pass routs and aaron rogers arm. maybe they'll be at a disadvantage. >> i think the fact that the 49ers basically are a better team. they have a better running game, they're ranked higher. i think that the defense -- >> they're deeper and more

balanced. >> the 49er defense is better. i think all in all the 49ers are a better team and should come out with a win. aaron rogers is great. >> he would definitely have to be the x factor and 49er fans thought maybe they wouldn't have to deal with this guy in the postseason again because he's capable of explosive things on the field. and he proved that against the chicago bears after he shook off the rust a little bit last week. and he wracked up what 318 yards passing. you see him taking the field ever confident and a guy a lot of 49er fans will hold a grudge against they didn't draft him right out of cal state. >> if you would ask anybody back then the 49ers made the right choice with the information they had. now that aaron rogers sat on the bench behind bret favre and developed his skills he's the

best that there is. down the field it's incredible how he can put it right on a dot. >> and make it happen. he certainly had the admiration of his peers let's take a little listen about the thoughts and comments with regard to aaron rogers. >> every team is different. play offs compared to week one. you can definitely take some stuff from that game but teams are trying to figure out their identity. we have different players playing. doing different things on offense. >> he can run if he has to. he can definitely put a slant on that ball. >> when you look at our rushing attack and passing attack we're pretty balanced now. that's something we had not had around here in the past. >> well, i mean aaron rogers is clearly our best player. he's franchise quarterback. he runs our offense at a very, very high level. so everybody has great confidence in him.

when he's on the field it's different. that's very obvious. >> the player comes in at execution. the players can run the ball better. >> that's the problem execution in sub freezing weather is never easy. but you know the 49ers have had a rookie out of the fcc that's made a big impact on their defense that would be the young safety eric reed and the packers they had a problem with their running game and they've got a guy out of the fcc too from bama eddy lacy who's made an impact and could again in his first career play off game. >> just another weapon for aaron rogers to turn to. he's got a great receiver. he's a great quarterback. and when he needs to he turns around and turns it to eddy lacy. that's the threat that the 49ers are awesome against the run. i think they'll neutralize him and they'll make aaron rogers beat him. he will find out he had not done it in three runs so we'll find out on sunday. >> that's a little scary to try to beat a team four consecutive

timeless. -- times. but here's the thoughts on eddy lacy. >> he is a great runner. has great vision. the ability to break tackles and make yards after contact. goes straight to the end zone. there's days he tries to run the ball. eddy lacy, he's picked up throughout the course of the season. has become one of the better running backs. young running backs in this league. he's been running really hard. >> we spent a little time talking about aaron rogers but i think collin kaepernick deserves attention. the guy has led the 49ers to six consecutive victories heading into the postseason. arguably you can say he had his best game ever against the green bay packers in last year's play offs and then opening things up this year. we'll talk to collin in demand next as we continue.

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it's great from the owner all the way down this is a class group. >> we wanted to know, we want a big ring. had to surprise you a little bit with that. you like the mustache. >> i did. that was a big mustache. what year was that? >> that was at stanford stadium 1985 after you guys dismantled the dolphins and you said you want a big ring. >> that was hilarious. eddy dean was great with the big rings. he gave us a big ring. >> we will continue with this soap opera five super bowls. had to pull that one out of the deep library. >> yes you did. >> 1985. but you know the 49ers would like to go back to the bowl for the seven time get that sixth super bowl. i know a lot of people are

still stinging and collin kaepernick his first bowl season. how would you assess how he did and is he the guy that can get that ring number six. >> i thought he did well. the other teams get coached too. the other coaches watched all the kaepernick film and they tried to figure out a way to stop him. they did stop him from running but they really could not stop him from throwing. he kind of leveled off in the middle and got better and better and better every week. and now these last six games he's been playing really well. this winning streak his quarterback rating is over 106. so thrown one interception. >> 10 touchdown pass, one interception that's a nice ratio. >> so i think he got a -- say he's playing really well. he is going to get better and better because he's an exceptional athlete. >> he certainly has all the

physical gifts and another thing we cannot forget about collin kaepernick. you talk about aaron rogers having the experience of having played in the bay. where collin kaepernick went to school nevada reno he played in some extremely cold weather games. not only that if you look at it statistically we don't have time to go through it now. google it, he had his best games in his college career in the coldest weather games including that big upset in overtime against boise state 2010. >> i didn't know that but that's good to know and i feel better about the game now. >> that's part of my job. but doesn't matter what we have to say. i would like to hear what his peers and teammates have to say about collin kaepernick and leadership for the 49ers as quarterback. >> it's easy just to give up. sometimes you go to adversity. and kind of let yourself off but he didn't do that. we didn't give up on him he didn't give up on us. he didn't give up on himself most of all. >> it's great to have the

support of your teammates especially your defense. when they say we have you covered you can really go out and just try to make plays. you don't have to worry about something is not quite right or something doesn't work because i mean our defense is great. they do a lot of great things for us. >> all right, collin kaepernick back at it in the postseason. he's been thrown into some stuff in his brief career already at the super bowl last year against baltimore. and now imparting on another trip to the postseason. the pressure doesn't get any higher. >> i think he can answer it. he went through that last year and he said today, in his interviews that you know going through the play offs he thinks that helped get him ready for that big stage. i'm comfortable with that. >> i wonder if he'll be ready for that weather. like i said, you know reno can -- >> chilly there too. >> can reap some lows and here are some comments with some of the players according to some

of those cold winter games like it will be on sunday. >> i think we live in it. we're around it. i don't think you ever get used to it. i think some of you guys have lived here all your lives and you don't get used to being negative five or whatever it is. >> i don't think my dream was to play in freezing weather. but to be in the play offs and have this opportunity, yes it's part of the dream. >> it helps but, i think everybody is going to be cold. it's not going to be any different for either team regardless of where they're coming from. they're still going to be cold and so are we. >> yeah everybody is going to be cold. i'm going to be cold watching it in this nice warm studio. >> we'll be sitting here with sweatshirts on. >> i don't feel a bit guilty about it. but as we assess it. your thoughts about what it will take for the 49ers to get out on the road, a lot of guys who have never experienced cold to this degree. what is it going to take to come back with a victory. >> i think pretty much what all the analysts say. in the play offs you have to

run the ball. you have to stop the run. and particularly against green bay. you have to keep aaron rogers off the field. when he's on the field you have to pressure him. if hay do that i think they'll come home and have an extended play off series here. >> all right, well i look forward to working with you come sunday. >> sound good. >> in our cozy studio by the fire. in the meantime thanks for watching everybody. it is a road trip to the championship and it

breaking news tonight reports of a 7-year-old girl kidnapped at gunpoint. an amber alert was just issued within the last 45 minutes. good evening i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. an amber alert just went into effect tonight for a 7-year-old girl missing from antioch. police say they're investigating reports the girl was abducted from in front of her home around 7:00 tonight. debora villalon is live from outside the home. >> reporter: antioch police released this photo of 7-year- old natalie calvo kidnapped by

a stranger from in front of his house here on humming bird lane just before 8:00 as she arrived home with her mother. now natalie had just gotten out of the car when police say an armed man grabbed her. >> the mother attempted to stop the male from abducting her daughter. and when she approached him, the male produced what's been described as a rifle. and the mom stopped, he was able to force the child into the car and then fled the scene. >> reporter: it's believed the mom and daughter were followed tonight from the antioch wal- mart store. that's how the kidnapper targeted them. natalie's mom is at wal-mart looking at surveillance video in hopes of identifing the man. an attempted kidnapping almost identical happened last night at wal-mart. >> last night the mother in

that incident reported similar suspicious circumstance. and was approached by a male kind of matching the description again of this evening's male. and the effort was unsuccessful. >> reporter: a statewide amber alert has been issued and the best description we have on the kidnapper car right now is that it is a gold older model four door toyota camry. natalie is filipino, 3'tall, 53 pounds. she was last seen wearing a pink scarf, pink sweater, gray stretch pants. it's also worth noting that the would be victim in last night's victim where the man met the same description, that little intended victim was also a 7- year-old girl and filipino. now police are here in the neighborhood. they are canvassing. they are going door to door in hopes that neighbors might have surveillance system that is may have picked up a license plate. because as you noted the amber alert so far has a car description but it does not

have a license plate and as everyone knows the hours after an abduction, a stranger abduction are so critical. and it's been more than two hours now. reporting live in antioch, debora villalon. we're going to stay on this story all night long. so stay tuned to ktvu and ktvu.com for the very latest on this amber alert. meantime two officers are on leave tonight after an officer involved shooting that left two people in the hospital. one of those men had a knife and refused to put it done. >> the officer had no other choice but to go ahead and discharge her firearm in the direction of the suspect. >> reporter: the man was shot at least once and is expected to survive. police say both officers on scene were placed on leave which is standard protocall following any officer involved shooting. and new information tonight on san jose's first homicide of

the new year. the victim has now been identified as 36-year-old juan rios sanchez of san jose. he was found in the driveway of a home on east san antonio street at 1:30 yesterday morning. sanchez was still alive at the time but he died at the hospital a short time later police say he was shot at least once. they do not think this killing is related to gang activity. health officials in the south bay are confirming the bay area's first death from the flu during this winter season. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in san jose and tells us this particular strain of flu is cause for concern. >> reporter: flu season has rolled in with the new year. and brought new concerns about the spread of h1n1. >> it died down for a while and now you're hearing about it again. >> i received an e-mail from my manager. he said my whole family is kind of sick. >> reporter: today the santa clara county health department

announced that a 49-year-old woman died on december 23rd. the county's first flu death confirmed to be from the h1n1 virus that was responsible for the 2009 pandemic that swept throughout the u.s. >> it's been circulating since. this year it's the predominant strain. >> reporter: this year two deaths including a 69-year-old woman in sacramento county and a woman from orange county. a the deaths jumped from eight to 59 from last week. every year influenza does cause deaths. >> 36,000 deaths every year across the country from flu is the estimate. many of those deaths are people over 65. >> reporter: but the h1n1 strain is particularly dangerous. >> young healthy adults are more likely to become really sick from this than they would

be from other flu strains. >> obviously it's a concern depending on how widely spread it becomes. >> reporter: health officials now are urging people to get flu shots and take precautions. >> if you have flu like symptoms and you're sick don't go to school. don't go to work, don't go to social occasions. stop the spread to others. >> reporter: more details now, the cdc recommends the flu shot for anyone six months of age or older. this year's strain protects against six strains. in other next half hour a spike in flu activity in another bay area county. and the age group most susceptible this season. clean up crews are repairing damage to the chinese consulate in san francisco today after someone set fire to the front entrance to have the building on wednesday night. the entrance to the building at laguna beach was scorched. the lobby was damaged as well. a spokesman for the consulate

said someone splashed gasoline on the steps then set it on fire. there is security camera video of the incident from across the street. and the fbi says it has obtained other video from the consulate. at this point no one has claimed responsibility. in san francisco's lower knob hit a car hit a pe -- pedestrian today just a block from a similar accident last night. he was hit by an suv making a left hand turn. police say the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. last night another pedestrian suffered a life threatening head injury while jaywalking a block away. happening now one of b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions is tallying up the vote on the

revised labor deal. members of atu local just finished voting. the new agreement drops a granted clause that b.a.r.t. says was mistakingly included. instead workers would get extended bereavement the áf and bonus. tonight at least 16 deaths are being blamed on the weather mostly from accidents. take a look, this is what it looked like at cape cod in massachusetts this morning at the tail end of the nor'easter. the snow as you can see is blowing sways almost two feet of snow fell in some places. new york city got almost a foot and residents were advised to stay home if possible. some are out by necessity others by choice. >> i think it's kind of cool. it's the first snowstorm and i'm originally from arizona so this is always kind of fun for me. >> i love snow to death. but this is not what i'm asking for and not when i'm going to work. >> reporter: the winter weather

isn't over yet. a blast bone chilling arctic air is expected to come in tonight and last until sunday. thousands of air travelers found that they could not get where they wanted to go because of the storm. officials at san francisco airport tell us nine departing flights to the east coast have been cancelled. san jose airport said it had about 25 delayed flights and 13 cancellations. oakland airport reported no problems. nationwide there's about 23 cancellations. california is in dire need of snow and rain. but the experts did go to the sierra to see just how bad things really are. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us the numbers and what it could take to bring things any where close to normal. snow shoes, typically a staple of the january snow survey but this year. hiking boots would do. there's just not that much

snow. gerkey measured the snow. at several points in this field noting depth and water content. >> i take 2.3 and divide it by 12. >> reporter: the result at this test site is snow pack is just 20% of normal for january. >> and it just reflects the fact that we've had normal storm activity this year. >> reporter: over the entire sierra the snow pack is 19% of average. the numbers do tell the story but you know you are in trouble at the january snow survey when you are here without a jacket, no glove, no snow shoes on a bright warm sunny day. rocks and stumps and bear spots speckled the snow course. compare this to last year where there was 4 feet of snow in this very same spot yet it was a bad snow pack year. >> we had a great december in

last year. then things shut off. >> reporter: the scant snow that's on the ground now will likely soak into part soil, long before it makes it as run off to rivers and our depleted water reserve. but in january, can we recover? >> it's pretty rare. but you can't rule it out. there's so much you know uncertainty. >> reporter: it has happened before. reason enough to hope for snow. in el dorado county, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >> more information. the central sierra 21% of average, and the southern sierra is 30% of average. this is a stark difference from this time last year when all three zones measured well above 100% of average. and once again we are following breaking news

tonight. an amber alert issued for 7- year-old cabo of antioch. the girl was abducted at gunpoint from right outside of her home. live coverage as we get them. a woman struck and killed and a child injured. temperatures near 70 in parts of the bay area tomorrow. when and where you can expect the warmest weather. >> in 90 seconds, a 49er fan packing his parca and heading to new england. the offer he could not refuse to be there for sunday's game. >> this is like a pilgramage.

49ers fever in the bay area tonight and san francisco city hall as you can see is all deckedded out in red and gold ahead of the 49ers game on sunday against the green bay packers. coaches arrived in freezing cold wisconsin this evening after a warm send off in the bay area. the team arrived in appleton wisconsin in a chartered flight. the players left their practice facility in t-shirts and sweatshirts. but the weather here is balmy compared to the weather predicted for game day. >> i was excited because we made it to the play offs. it doesn't matter who we're playing but i'm sure we will handle green bay. >> at the green chip, they're

gearing up for a big crowd on sunday afternoon. of course people here in the bay area will be watching the game in comfort right in front of the their televisions on channel 2. >> the niners fans making the trip to green bay need to pack extra layers of clothing. after speaking to one die-hard fan heading out tonight after receiving an offer too good to refuse, amber. >> reporter: the season ticketholder and his buddies are meeting here at sfo right now. they plan to take a red eye flight to chicago that's scheduled to leave shortly before midnight. >> we have the base layer, put some sweats on top. the jeans on top. a little sweater. fleece. ski bib. jacket. this is where it gets dangerous. a parka and top it off with the beanny. liners, snow board glove with liner and then the actual snow board gloves. >> reporter: extra clothes to take the chill off of lambeau field. >> there's no way i would miss

this. >> reporter: seeing the gold and cold would make up for last year's super bowl loss. >> this is like religion. this is like a pilgrimage to me. >> reporter: he received an e- mail offering tickets for $125 for lower level seats. >> we have to pull the trigger on this. we have to pull the trigger on this. >> reporter: he convinced three friends to join him. >> this is nothing like when i went to candle stick. >> reporter: the temperature is forecasted to drop below zero. at american bull bar and grill in burlingame, fans who have traveled to other green bay games said they will sit it out and watch it from here. >> we're going to root on our team and we're going to win. big time 49er fans. >> we're coming for you cheese head. >> reporter: as for katamie, attending the game in person

will make up for any discomfort in the cold. his wife gave the nod of approval when he used his miles on a round trip. >> i just checked on the status of his flight, and it is scheduled to leave on time. ktvu channel 2 news. and you can watch sunday's gail -- sunday's game right here on ktvu. fox coverage begins at 1:00. joe fonzi will be live at lambeau field for our point after show immediately following the game. we're also airing a ktvu road game to the championship. if you missed it tonight you catch it tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right after mornings on 2. in the next half hour the last minute preparations underway at lambeau field. see how cold it's expected to be at kick off on sunday. the person sharing the mega

millions jackpot after buying a ticket has finally come forward to collect his prize. his name is steve tran and he's a delivery truck driver at least he was. as you might expect he's now quit his job. tran splits the $648 million jackpot with a woman in georgia. he's staying out of the media spotlight for now but ktvu's paul chambers has learned why it took him so long to come forward and he spoke with others hoping to repeat his good fortune. >> reporter: warren says he loves playing the scratch offs. >> y'all pray for me out there. >> reporter: woodrige also plays the multi million state lotteries. he like many others took a chance. >> yeah but i didn't win. >> reporter: but the owner of this gift shop did. he will receive $100 million for winning a winning ticket to a delivery truck driver tran.

he finally came forward two weeks after the drawing. tran would not talk to the media but people outside the shop where the ticket were sold are more than happy to. >> my dad's friend he bought here it was the same day. >> it's kind of cool to come out here. big status now that they've won. >> reporter: he told officials he didn't realize he won because he purchased tickets in several the different cities. he put it in a drawer and went on vacation. sounds crazy to some but not uncommon. let's see how woodrige made out on the scratch offs. >> i didn't hit. we have to try again. >> might be next time. >> reporter: unless you want to be like tran you might want to check those tickets before you go any where. wall street closed today to end this first week of the new year. the dow gained 28 points, nasdaq lost 11. if you have netflix you may have already noticed many movies and tv shows are no longer streaming. some of the bigger movies that

disappeared january 1st include titanic, top gun and brave heart. netflix says this actually happens every month as licenses for films expire. the string of spare the air days this week has now lenghtened to five in a row. the wood burning ban is extended to tomorrow because of the continued unhealthy stagnant air. it's the 27th this winter. air managers say wood smoke is the biggest cause of air winter pollution. current temperatures outside right now 38 in napa. 44 in concord. about where we were last night at this time. so overnight lows tonight mid- 30s, maybe some low 30s. maybe a little bit of frost inland. a -z -- as you wake up on your saturday morning, it's going to be beautiful. these are the numbers we had today. highs around the bay area got up into the upper 60s. 68 in livermore. 66 in fairfield. 67 in morgan hill. so highs tomorrow very similar to these. so when i come back i'm going to give you the forecast for

the rest of the weekend and we're going to go looking for that next chance for some rain in the five day forecast. we'll see you back here. two key court hearings over the future of jahi mcmath. >> now we finally have a blueprint on how to establish our objective. up next what her family said tonight and why they're claiming victory. and we're following breaking news. an amber alert issues for natalie calvo of antioch. we want to show you live pictures from the scene where our debora villalon is working to get the latest information. we'll have a live update when we come back. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com.

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>> reporter: take a look at 7- year-old natalie calvo. an amber alert is out for her. it is a man hunt right now because a man with a rifle took her from in front of her home tonight. it happened just before 8:00 as she and her mom arrived home from some shopping. a man in his 30s to 40s a complete stranger surprised them. he had a rifle. and he abducted natalie as she got out of the car. it's been a frantic 2-1/2 hours for police and they say it's absolutely essential that the public be looking for this 7- year-old girl. >> the reason we're meeting right now and giving out the photograph of natalie right now is we want anybody who may have seen natalie, her mother, this suspicious person involved in this to call police immediately. time is of the essence. >> reporter: natalie and her mom had just come from the wal- mart on lone tree way here in antioch. it's believed they were followed by the kidnapping and as it turns out there was an

attempted abduction at that same wal-mart last night. the description of the suspect and the car were a match. that abduction was not a success. there is a car description, a gold four door toyota camry. and natalie the description on her. 7years old, 3'tall, 54-pound, she was last seen wearing a pink scarf, a pink sweater and gray sweat pants. now there were actually two men involved in this abduction. the mom because it happened so fast only got a good look at the one that grabbed her daughterment he's described as in his 40s, mixed race, wearing a beanie possibly a mustache. reporting live, deobar villalon. >> thank you, and stay with us and ktvu.com for the very latest. we'll be posting and tweeting updates on this investigation as they develop. pleasanton police are

searching tonight for a missing teenager who is considered at risk. investigators say 16-year-old samuel brisk was last seen between midnight and 5:30 this morning near chardonne drive. brisk is 6'tall and weighs 145- pound. police say he might be wearing a purple hooded sweatshirt. dark sweat pants and running shoes with zip ties instead of shoe laces. phil everley of the everley brothers died tonight at his home. the everley brothers are best remembered for their harmonies. phil was the younger brother that's him on the left of don. his wife told the los angeles times he died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease after a lifetime of smoking. the everley brothers had hits in the early days of rock & roll. and were inducted into the rock

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new developments tonight in the case of jahi mcmath the girl's family and children's hospital oak land reached an agreement about the possible transfer of the 13-year-old girl to another facility. cristina rendon is live outside the courthouse after hearing from family members. >> reporter: the two court

hearings today were about clarity. tonight jahi's family know the exact path they need to walk to get her into another facility. jahi mcmath's family is celebrating a small victory in the fight to keep her alive. >> it's been up and down and up and down and now we finally have a blueprint to accomplish our objective. >> reporter: christopher doland says there need to be contact between children's hospital and the receiving facility as well as an exchange of paper work. they plan to move jahi in an ambulance with a portable ventilator. >> the court will give jahi to us. >> they went to top portion of the body now it's the head movement. you can just, go in there and talk to her and she'll move. she definitely responds to

touch. >> reporter: that's why jahi's mom doesn't agree with the alameda coroner issuing a death certificate today but she says it's one of the requirements to move jahi. hospital attorneys say the certificate reflects reality. >> it's one more piece of evidence that confirms that jahi mcmath is deceased. >> reporter: the family will not say where or when they will be moving the brain dead 13- year-old. but they're confident it will be before tuesday. they're now asking for privacy in this very public fight over life and death. >> and just know that she's going to be in a much better place than children's hospital when this is all said and done. >> i will fight for jahi every day. until her heart stops. i will always fight for jahi. >> reporter: another federal court hearing is scheduled for tuesday. that's where a judge could extend a temporary court order. but the family hopes to have her moved before then. we now know the name of the

pe -- name of the pedestrian struck and killed. olga rodriguez of nevado was struck at the intersection of heatherton and third street. rodriguez' companion suffered broken bones and injuries. one man saw the truck hit them. >> it wasn't like he was trying to run them over. it was like he didn't even see them. i ran over there trying to help her. and she was face down the whole time. not moving. >> reporter: the truck driver was focused on making the turn and didn't see the couple in his path. the intersection is one of san rafael's most congested and some say most dangerous with turning cars and pedestrians using the green light. in 15 minutes new information about that pedestrian accident involving an oober driver in san francisco tuesday night. what we've learned about the insurance policy that covers oober drivers and why some say it needs to change. the marin county district attorney is filing more charges

against a suspected bank robber. wooten was shot, wounded and arrested after a bank robbery and chase that began in novato. today a judge filed to include 10 robberies throughout the state. we have more information on a fire at a memorial of a teenager. the fire that destroyed the wooden altar was sparked accidentally by a candle. there had been speculation it was intentionally set. lopez andy lopez is the 13-year- old boy who was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy in october. volunteers say they plan to spend the weekend rebuilding the memorial. the san francisco medical examiner's office says drugs are to blame for the death of a famed hacker barnaby jack.

evidence of tobacco, alcohol and drug use elicitly in the man's body. continuing coverage now that first flu death of the season in santa clara county. as john sasaki learned health officials say the flu is something that everyone regardless of age should take seriously. >> reporter: 2-year-old ellie moon had a big smile on her face despite waiting for the flu shot. she got the flu mist. her mother says it's a must. >> i think it's a good preventive measure including children. >> reporter: children and older people are most at risk. but now the notorious swine flu is a normal and dangerous part of the flu season. >> we've been seeing some cases of young adults that are healthy that have been getting

the flu based on what the cdc has been saying. >> reporter: in extreme cases those other wise healthy adults end up in the icu. >> icu is where they're going to need more organ support. >> reporter: marin county health officials say flu season is clearly here and that h1n1 is the culprit in 10 to 20% of the cases we see. >> healthy adults and children can be at risk. as they are with any flu season or any strain. but more so with h1n1. >> i wouldn't panic. i wouldn't start running, but i would definitely get my flu shot. >> reporter: health officials say there's no shortage of flu vaccine here in marin county they have plenty of flu shots and nasal mist. and while she wasn't planning on it. lindsay fogan got her own vaccine today. >> is it a big deal? >> no not at all. i honestly didn't feel it.

>> reporter: marin county has a children's flu shot clinic tomorrow. more details now on a flu clinic being put on tomorrow by health officials. it's happening at the san rafael clinic between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. it'll be held tomorrow and every saturday until january 25th. back now to our continuing coverage of sunday's game between the 49ers and packers. packer fans showed their team spirit today by volunteering to shovel snow at lambeau field. the game has a chance to be the coldest in nfl history with sub zero temperatures. the packers are offering fans free hand warmers, cocoa and coffee. it's also a heater under the surf to keep the ground from friezing solid. most of us will be watching the game right here on channel 2. all snug and warm in sunny california. >> bill has been tracking

temperatures in green bay that might feel much colder than zero. >> it's going to get down there. you have winds, so the windchill will get down to 15 to 20 below zero. let's take a look at the fore what's for the game. the actual forecast, quarter by quarter. you start out at 1 degrees and you get to 0 degrees at halftime and then minus two and minus five. how does that rank in terms of these games? the coldest games and we're going to be right in this range here. where we are in 1972, 2008 game. right in here so there's been games colder. the ice bowl minus 13. but we're going to be right in here. so a very, very cold game. there's a windchill factor for sure because the wind are up. it's going to be nasty not only for the players but for the fans sitting there. when i come back we'll talk about our weather which is a complete opposite of what i showed you here. see you in a few minutes. there's no doubt it is going to be cold in that frozen tundra. but you can turn up the head at your home. share it on top of our page. tears for a little girl

stuck and killed by an oober driver. >> we're very upset and very angry at the person. >> reporter: how her death is raising questions about ride shares and their financial liability. next a brand new van stolen from a nonprofit group. the items for children inside that will be difficult to replace. it's just heartbreaking for us. and more live coverage of our breaking news. the search for a 7-year-old girl kidnapped tonight. we will go back to the home in antioch immediately after this break.

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back to our breaking news right now. an amber alert tonight. ktvu's debora villalon in the neighborhood where a 7-year-old was abducted tonight, debora. >> reporter: with time so critical we cannot show you her picture enough. take a look at natalie calvo. she was kidnapped with a rifle, it turns out he stalked her and her mother from the wal-mart. and when they arrived at home, he grabbed natalie. he's driving a 1990s gold four door toyota camry. law enforcement is on alert statewide for natalie. again 3 feet tall, 54-pound.

she was last seen wearing a pink scarf, a pink sweater and gray stretch pants. in a neighborhood here in antioch is in a bit of an uproar. neighbors are out. they want to help volunteer search but the amber alert is clearly law enforcement's biggest source to get information on to the freeway signs so if anyone sees this camry or spots natalie any where they can reach them. and new at 10:00 tonight, people who run the diablo farmers market say they're devastated by the theft of their van. organizers say thieves took the white nissan van from the farmers market office at citrus circle yesterday. the nonprofit says it took four years to save up for the down payment on that van. but maybe the most heartbreaking loss is the children's