. a terrifying ordeal for a 7- year-old girl and her family. it sends police on a manhunt. they bring her back to safety. the flu season is picking up across the area and what we're learning about the season. a flit for the packers and how they're preparing for a game in the cold. good morning, welcome to

mornings on 2 this saturday. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm john, let's look at the weather with rosemary. good morning to you. a nice day in store. i'll have a check in with the air quality in your area coming up. it's freezing in some of the inland locations. i'll have a look at the fog in the bay and inside. there's a slight chance of a few scattered showers. i'll line up that futurecast model for you coming up. health officials have confirmed the first death in the swine flu that's, now, under way. a woman died december 23rd from the h1n1 flu. the swine flu has been reported including a 61-year-old woman in sacramento county. health officials say there's still time to get a flu shot. it causes deaths nationwide

mostly in patients over 65. they recommend flu shots for everyone six months of age or older. it includes the h1n1 flu and it takes six weeks for full protection to take effect. they'll be given from 11 to 2 p.m., and flu clinics will be held there every saturday until january 25th. 16 deaths are being blamed for a powerful winter storm. the heaviest snow fell in the town of boxford north of boston. 18 inches fell in boston and upstate new york. new york central park had 6 inches of snow. >> it's slick out there. it's hard to drive out there. the wind, the ice. there's still blowing of snow. that will affect visibility. if you do not need to travel today, please stay home.

>> the storm system is expected to bring the coldest air in two decades to the midwest and great plains. they're expected to face temperatures of 0 and below in the coming days. if you're flying today it may be a good idea to check the status of your flight because it is good to check thousands of flights. hundreds of flights have been cancelled at sfo and that number could climb throughout the day. the team received a warm send off to wisconsin. [indiscernible] >> reporter: the weather here is a far cry from subzero temperatures for game die. they're predicting a 9er win no matter what the weather. >> it didn't matter who we're playing, i'm sure we'll handle green bay. >> while some fans are making

the trip, others plan to go to local bars to watch the game. they've been getting ready for the crowds the past few days. and sunday it's game could be one of the coldest games ever played. they're expected to be minus 2 degrees when they kick off with the windchill near minus 20 degrees. they're expected to drop as the night goes on. packers will give fans hand warmers. they're hands will stay warm for hours and they'll give out coffee and hot chocolate. you can watch the game on channel 2. it starts at 1:40 p.m. and we'll be live in lambo immediately after the game. a road trip to the championship, you can catch it this morning right after mornings on 2. one more hurdle to go before the ongoing bart labor dispute will be officially over. they ratified the new contract

with 37% voting yes, and 27% voting more. they approved that revised contract. the deal allows workers to take bereavement leave for more family members and allows reimbursement options to workers. they'll move the girl out of oakland on tuesday, the girl's family says there are issues to be worked out the exchange of paperwork for the removal of jahai. >> they'll give her to the coroner and then the coroner, if we fill out certain paperwork, then we're free to transport jahai. >> now, there's head movement.

now, you can go in and talk to her and she'll move. she doesn't respond -- she does respond to touch. a judge ruled that they could take her off life support on tuesday there is a hearing on tuesday and they could ask the judge to extend the order. there's a story we first reported on yesterday's morning news. a man who was struck and killed in daily city had been driving and stolen vehicle with a gun inside. he crashed a gmc into the center divider and then a civic slammed into him. he became combative with people trying to help. he tried to run away and he was hit by vehicles and a small caliber gun and bb gun was in that suv. a man was killed in santa rosa, a wooden alter caught

fire from a candle. lopez was in a field walking with a replica assault rifle when they mistook a pack gun with a real weapon. your time is now 706. it's your first weekend, of 2014. it's 2014. i saw pockets of a little fog today coming in. >> yes, oakland is reporting it sfo reporting it. santa rosa 3/4 of a mile your visibility. it looks like it's improved some. if you're stepping out earlier you have a commute, the official sunrise, 7:25. some of us dealing with low clouds, some of them live clouds, high clouds are streaming over, they'll be partly cloudy and mostly sunny and temperatures slightly warmer in some areas, you may

have noticed the haze in our live shot. 46 san francisco, low 40s in oakland, 30s in the inland locations, you have 36 in concord. 34 in fairfield into the north bay. 32 in santa rosa, napa 33, we're checking at observations in nevada. it looks pretty good. it's patchy and it will be with us through the morning hours. 37 hillsborough, 43 in petaluma, we shift into the inland east bay temperatures are quite cool in many areas, 41 for pittsburgh, 30s for danville, san ramon, unseasonably mild. storm tracker, no rain but we have clouds hugging up against the coastline, a ridge of high

pressure in control of our weather pattern that will continue to bring us that dry weather as well as the unseasonably warm we thermometer a bit unhealthy in the santa clara valley. if you have asthma and respiratory issues this is something for you to be aware of. you may want to avoid prolonged activity and that exercise outdoors. 70s for santa rosa this afternoon. 66 in perkily, 66 in oakland and 66 for san francisco. these numbers like yesterday. it's slightly warmer, half moon bay, 69 in san jose, 70 degrees for morgan hill and 71 for santa cruz. the extended forecast at your bay area weekend it's likely to be the warmest day. we'll see temperatures just a bit for tomorrow and then increasing clouds on monday. the cloudiest day will be

tuesday into wednesday and a slight possibility of a few scattered showers. temperatures will be a lot cooler in the afternoon, but with the clouds the overnight lows come up a few degrees. i will show you the futurecast model on the possibility of a few showers coming our way coming up. a seven-year-old girl who was kidnapped outside of her antioch home is back home with the family this morning. the man was arrested outside of police headquarters. we have where the suspect was caught. alex? >> reporter: it was an alert witness who spotted the accused get away car here in the arena. it was an undercover police officer on the look-out who moved in and we're not using the name of the victim because it's unclear exactly what happened to her after she was taken. 43-year-old davis douglas is behind bars after accused of

kidnapping this girl. he followed the victim and her mother home from a nearby wal- mart around 8:00 last night. douglas grabbed the girl threatened her mother with a rifle and then drove off. an amber alert was issued for his and toyota camry and several hours later a woman saw a car that was parked and she told us she saw a man inside of that car. she had a bad feeling and began to honk her horn and that's what alerted an undercover police officer who was driving by. >> i'm blessed to help somebody else. i'm thankful that i was there, and i think everything happens for a reason. there was a reason i was there and there was a reason why i didn't go to that man's window. he had a gun and he could have shot me. >> the accused kidnapper, in this case, has a criminal

history, but is not a registered sex offender. it comes on the heels of an attempted kidnapping a day earlier and it happened at the same wal-mart store where this victim was shopping with their mother. in this case, store surveillance video was key for identifying the accused kidnapper and go iting a description of the get away car. . time now 7:12, big concerns for the sierra, what was discovered during yesterday's snow survey and whether officials think the region will recover. >> a security breach having major impact this morning. what it means for those receiving government assistance. >> taking a look right now, this is the toll plaza that's actually a picture leading into

the toll plaza. there's nothing going on, eastbound either, it's a nice morning. it will be a clear sunny day. you're watching ktvu mornings on 2.

. good morning to you, giving you a live look, the hazy skies, the sunrise 7:25 this morning. unseasonably mild weather continues for today. they are cleaning up the fire in san francisco. repairs were made in front of the building. someone splashed gasoline on the steps and set it on fire. a security camera across the street showed the front of the building going up in flames. they're examining security video. no one has claimed responsibility and no one has

been arrested. 56-year-old skier was killed after colliding with a snowboarder and being knocked into a tree. it happened on december 21st. she was not wearing a helmet. she was born in boston. many are worried about the lack of snow here. they show us the numbers, and what it would take to get us back 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. >> still i see. >> frank with the department of water resources measured the snow. >> at several points in this field, noting depth and water content. >> take it and divide it by 12.

>> the snow pack is just 20% plaintiff normal for january, and it reflects the fact that we've had minimal storm activity this year over the entire sierra, the snow pack is 19% of average. the numbers tell you the story, but you know you're in trouble at the january snow survey if you're without a jacket and no gloves and no snow shoes on a bright warm sunny day. rocks and snow stumps, compare this to last year when there was four feet of snow in this very same spot yet 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 the soil before it goes into run off and depleted reservoirs. 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, ktvu 2. jessie johnson says the card she uses to receive child support payments has been cancelled thanks to the data breach at target chain. >> not having your card and not having access to the money, it's just really rough. >> close to 4,000 cards in virginia have been cancelled as a result of the massive data breach at target. replacement cards are being sent out. rand paul is prepared to file al lawsuit over the

surveillance programs. he's calling on phone companies and internet providers to stop the nasa from examining records. he wants people to join in on the class action lawsuit. the nasa programs are legal, they have determined. he's expected to run for the white house in 2016 a this could be a tactic for support. the first order business must be to extend emergency benefits to americans. >> we don't want to abandon our fellow americans when times are tough. we keep the faith with them until they start this new job. >> it was cool that they left for the holiday without passing extension for the holidays. a bipartisan group is looking at an extension of unemployment benefits. the republicans say they'll pass the measure if they're offsetting spending cuts. >> the president and first lady

will head back to washington tonight. during the two-week trip, they do basketball games. as far as official business goes, they have a budget deal involving spending cuts. >> tv shows are no longer streaming. it includes titanic and brave heart top gun. netflix say it happens every month as licenses for films expire and the lost material is replaced by new content. >> another exciting game, why they're the hottest team in basketball. >> fair weather in store for your bay area weekend and the extended forecast the possibility of a few scattered showers, i'm tracking your numbers and chance for rain

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. on thursday, the chinese crew used a helicopter to use dozens of passengers. now, it appears that ship has become trapped in the ice as well and is unable to move. they have plenty of dismiss, and they hope to break through once that weather improves. they could have more aircraft to help fight wildfires. there will be 22 military aircraft to help battle wildfires. most of them are expected to be deployed west where a prolonged drought could make a prolonged fire season this year. compare that to 44 tankers back in 2002. they're challenging gun laws in san francisco and sunnyvale will be heard separately. they want to combine the cases

and a federal judge rejected that request. they're suing san francisco to block a ban. they filed a similar lawsuit in sunnyvale. they are set to begin on february seventh. >> 7:23, rosemary everybody wants rain, you can deliver that. >> let's take a look at the next possibility, maybe a few scattered showers. i'll get to the futurecast model. i'm going to put you on the storm track that will be pushed to the north. we'll show you that line right there that is going this direction. i get into monday and tuesday, it will work closer to the bay area and california as the ridge of high pressure breaks down. notice the bay area has it down

through the morning hours. right now, it's 20% and it looks like the best possibility will come over parts of the north bay and stay north of i80, but we're several days out and we could wish for more. let's just do that and hope it comes our way. that again coming in tuesday night, perhaps lasting nor wednesday morning. right now 32 degrees in santa rosa. you're looking at 45 in oakland and for the afternoon temperatures warming into the low to mid-60s. temperatures will be warmer in most areas than what we had yesterday. some of us may break a record as we continue with this near record warmth. the bay area record, it's always in view, sunny and then the clouds move in monday, temperatures are dropping off, upper 50s in the forecast on tuesday and midweek wednesday. i'll have a look at your current temperatures coming up.

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like the gods will. they're seeing their team in the playoffs. >> a 7-year-old antioch girl is home this morning after being kidnapped at gun point. if they return to the dramatic rescue late last night.

. how they were able to be bring this girl back to safety. welcome back. it is saturday january 4th. >> she was smashed from her mother last night. within hours the police recovered this 7-year-old girl and arrested her alleged and duck tore. the scary episode ended in arena. >> police believe the accused kidnapper may have tried to abduct another child just yesterday. that was an unsuccessful attempt. this little girl was rescued by an undercover police officer who was spotted here in antioch. we're not using the name of this victim. it's unclear what took place after she was taken. this morning 43-year-old david douglas is behind bars accused of kidnapping the little girl. police say he followed the victim and her mother back home from a nearby wal-mart.

this was at 8:00 last night. investigators say douglas grabbed the girl and threatened her mother with a rifle and drove off. an amber alert was issued for a and toyota camry and several hours a woman spotted a car parked near the antioch marina. she could see someone inside and had a bad feeling. >> i walked around the car, but my sister said be careful because the guy has a gun. i was going to knock on the window and i saw another car pull up. >> last night's abduction comes on the heels of an attempted kidnapping just a day earlier and it happened at that same wal-mart store where last night's victim had been shopping with her mother. police believe douglas was behind those crimes, store surveillance in connection with both of those cases is key with respect to the kidnapper and

getting a description of the car he was driving in. the accused kidnap in this case does have a criminal history, but is not a registered sex offender. . >> here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. they have confirmed the death of a swine flu in the area. a woman died december 23rd from complications from the swine flu. two other swine flu deaths have been reported in california. blizzard conditions brought 16 deaths. right now there are 15 flights that have been cancelled at sfo that number could climb throughout the day. the family planned to move the 13-year-old out of oakland children's hospital on tuesday.

some paperwork must be finalized before jahi can be moved. they could take her off life support next tuesday. a family in hawaii is prepared to say good-bye to a three-year-old girl who was at the dentist for root canal daughter. she was to get four root canals. she was not monitored properly and she went into cardiac arrest and slipped into a coma. they moved her to hospice, but her condition continues to get worse. >> i made the decision to ask them to increase the combination of drugs that she's on to put her in a more restful state. >> the family's attorneys said they should have been checking the oxygen levels, records said she wasn't checked for 26 minutes which led to extensive

brain damage. two are on administrative leave after they shot a suspect. there was an argument on the 1800 block of cape horn drive. one had a knife and refused to put it down. >> the office her no other choice, but to discharge her firearm in the direction of the suspect. >> the man's identity has not been released. he's expected to survive. they're on standard leave pending an investigation into that shooting. police have released the name of what homicide victim. sanchez of san jose was found face down in san jose thursday morning. sanchez was and to the hospital, but died a short time later. investigators do not think the shooting was gang-related. >> we know the name of a person who was hit and killed by a

dump truck. a man was killed and a man seriously hurt. the truck driver told investigators he did not seal the couple. the intersection is one of the most dangerous in the city because it's so congested. a man is recovering after being hit by a car in the lower nobody hill avenue. that happened. they hit the man in the crosswalk. they're cooperating with police and the victim is expected to recover. that happened just one block from where another man was hit by a car and seriously hurt on thursday night. >> flashing lights have got up at a dangerous crosswalk. here's video of the intersection before the improvements were made. family members call for new safety measures. two cousins age 12 and 13 were hit by a driver halloween

night. they spent weeks in the hospital undergoing multiple surgeries. >> time now is 7:35, it's hard not to enjoy the nice weather, but you feel guilty rosemary. they know we need something totally different from what we're getting. >> desperately need the wet weather. we get into the afternoon, boy, it is a nice day to be outdoors. does it look really dry out there and as you know it's really dry. we're giving a look here at the temperatures this morning. just as cold as yesterday, freezing in santa rosa, 33 in napa. 41 in oakland, so around the bay, 40s inland. there it is outside your door. sso reporting patchy fog. they had a little patchy fog earlier this morning. relative humidity is up a little along the coast. we will be partly cloudy and mostly sunny skies this

afternoon. a mix of low and high clouds to start the day. 36 in walnut creek and 38 in livermore and we went north and east we'll head to the peninsula. how about 30, 36 for you palo alto. shifting into sunny ville, 39 reported in saratoga, the ridge of high pressure still in control of our weather pattern. sounding like and broken record. hazy forecast, it's moderate air quality for most of us. it's slightly above the 100 mark on the air quality index. it's warm weather for your weekend. today is going to be the warmer day. quite the opposite if you're going to green bay. for the first quarter, one degree and then it just gets worse. below zero as we get into the third quarter and five below for the quarter, we're talking

20 to 25 degrees below zero. when i say windchill factor, it means that wind is going to come along and sweep away anybody heat and make us feel cold out there. >> 70 degrees for santa rosa, near record temperatures perhaps breaking a few by the afternoon, 66 in berkeley, 66 for oakland this afternoon it, upper 60s for concord, a lot of little ones on winter break, it's sure to get outdoors in the afternoon. santa cruz 71, i think santa cruz has been a popular spot the last couple of weeks. looking at the extended forecast, the bay area weekend, temperatures, we'll see a slight drop off coming tomorrow and the cooling trend gets in to the business week, the forecast for monday dropping off into the upper 50s, it's

near 60, increasing clouds coming, a bit of a transition coming on monday, but the better chance for some -- at least even a few scattered showers, tuesday night will last into wednesday, it's 20% at this point, it's not on the icons just yet. i'll show up the futurecast model and the possibility of rain coming our way coming up. the 49ers have made the all pro list. linebacker, po february sieve lineman and tight end. bowman. he missed the all pro team for the first time. 49er fans across the bay area are preparing for the big playoff game tomorrow and while some will be watching from the comfort of their homes others are making that trip to grown bay. amber lee spoke with one fan who is ready for that extremely cold weather. >> we have the base layer, sweats on top, jeans on top,

sweater, flees, ski bib, jacket, this is where it gets dangerous. goggles on top, beanie, gloves with liner and snowboard gloves. >> extra clothes to take the bite off the chill off lambo field. gold in the cold would make up for last year's superbowl loss. >> this is like a pilgrimage for me. >> he received an e-mail from the 49ers offering him playoff tickets at $110 for lower level seats. >> we have to pull the trig are on this. we have to pull the trigger on that. >> he will convince convinced three friends to join him. the difference is what he wears is markedly different from the layers he needs for sunday's game when it's forked to drop

below 0. 9er fans have traveled to other games and this one they'll sit out. >> we'll be really nice and warm, we'll root for our team and we're going to win. >> we're coming for you cheese heads. >> as for tommy attending the game in person will make up for discomfort for the cold. his wife gave him a nod of approval when he used his plane miles for round trip tickets. >> they're preparing the stadium for game day. >> we did some shoveling in the upper bowl area and we did woman some salting in the lower bowl. we had 220 people show up in this cold so, they're always awesome. >> fans turned into workers and spread ice melt around the snow. they were paid $10 for the

work. workers had to be $15. we would like to share your 49er pride. share it on our facebook page. . >> those bleachers will be develop cold. >> bring cardboard. >> the thieves who targeted the walnut creek farmers' market. >> and what had you need for help to find. >> the big prize that was hiding in one man's dresser drawer. >> let's take you outside for a look at the san mateo bridge. >> they're having fog problems. if you're headed out the door, just remember, rosemary said it will be in patches this morning. it is 7:42 on the clock and you're watching mornings on 2.

. good morning to you, giving you a live look into jack london square. patches of fog around the bay area this morning. 62 degrees for oakland. a south florida home is buzzing, did you get that. buzzing with activity after workers found those guys, 100,000 honey bees living in the wall. those bees have been living inside her house for about 8 years. now, she says she's tried to get rid of them with foam and insect killer. the heavy has grown inside and they're coming into the house and stinging people. >> i don't know if it's two hives, one, the queen and the dutch he he is and everything. >> she's been patient. they removed parts of the wall and the honey comb that was

underneath it. they say that honey comb is gone, the bees should leave as well and she's not going to see them go. >> the supervisor is raising questions about insurance policies after a young girl was killed by a driver for uber. he's accused of hitting and selling sofia and injuring her mother and brother. he is a driver for uber but he was not given a ride at the time of the crash. uber is insured for $1 million per incident, but it goes into effect once he has accepted a ride request. >> a driver that's out on the street that's waiting to called into the system. they're not just talking and waiting for a phone call. >> he was raising for a fare at the time of the crash. they are required to insure

drivers with or without fares. 49-year-old ordained minister was riding in a ford expedition when a crash happened. she died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle a decon said another car caused the accident. they have been unable to locate that other car. hollywood is mourning the date of a bay area man responsible for oscar winning films. one flew over the coo-coo's name am day us and likeliness of beans. he received one of the highest honors from the motion picture academy for his consistently high quality of motion picture production. they're asking for the public's help for the missing teenager. 16-year-old was last seen

between midnight and 5:00 a.m. he's considered at risk because he has a medical condition. he is 6 feet tall and 6-foot and he may be wearing shoes with zip ties instead of shoelaces. the event will be held january 16th from 5 to 9 p.m. at the bar in more gain hill. he disappeared in march on her way to school. she has been hardener murder but her body has never been recovered. the cotton bowl bandit has been arrested. they filed an amended complaint to include ten other bank robberies. he was seen on surveillance video wearing a hat with a

cotton ball hat on top. organizers of the farmers' market say a white nissan van was stolen on oak grove road. they say the biggest loss is the children's craft tables. >> we had gotten community donations to get them and they're very hardtop replace because they have to be ordered from back east and they're miniature tables and the children will be missing being able to sit at those tables. >> there is an out pouring of support from the community. the second person after buying the lucky ticket has come forward to collect his prize. his name is steve tran. he was a delivery truck driver.

he splits the 648 million jackpot with a woman in georgia and he somebody staying out of the media spotlight for now. but, we've learned why he has taken so long to come forward and he hopes others will repeat that good fortune. >> reporter: he says he loves playing the lottery strathers. >> you all pray for me out there. >> reporter: he plays the multistate lotteries. he took a chance like many others. >> yeah, but i didn't win. >> but he did. he'll receive $1 million for selling the winning ticket to steve tran. lottery officials said he was from northern california. he wouldn't talk to the media, but people outside the shop where the ticket was sold were happy to. >> he bought here, it was the same day. >> it's kind of cool to come out here. it's a celebrity status now,

it's fun. >> this is his lottery ticket. he didn't realize he won. he purchased tickets in several different cities and put them in a drawer and went on vacation. what is uncommon is your chance of winning. let's check out how he made out with the strathers. >> you have to try again. >> maybe next time. . >> time now 7:50, a rare birth in india. we'll tell you about new bundles of joy and what makes them unique. >> patchy fog and temperatures are freezing in some spots, we'll climb out of the cold and the numbers expected for your neighborhood coming up. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic.

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than three hours from northern to southern california. there are funding concerns. the rail authority continues to use federal money while legal issues over state money is resolved. blas supporters of the alamada facility said it could accommodate 12 ferries at a time. they're going to extend the bay trail. the design and review board will consider whether they'll allow enough access to the shoreline. >> they're looking to have temporary tax on the ballot to keep the fire stations open. there are a series of public meetings. if it's approved by voters, the 98-dollar parcel tax, it would all before ex pier in 2019. at&t are offering customers

a deal with $450 to switch carriers. it will give it. mobile customers for a phone loin and $250 for their smartphones if they switch. last year t mobile shook up the phone industry that i loud customers to upgrade phones after 6 months and eliminate contracts. this is at&t's way of fighting back. blackberry is suing a company coowned by ryan seacrest. it's over a keyboard that allows users to use real keys. it's a copy of the blackberry's keyboard design. it had been taken orders since the company debuted last month. your rain forecast doesn't sound better today. >> i'm like a broken record

these days. we have a possibility of a few scattered showers in the forecast. i'll show you that right now. i want to show you the futurecast model. bear with me. first for today. unseasonably mild weather and our winds continue offshore and i'll show you this, notice how the clouds move out of our way and move offshore. changes are changing and they begin to chain. this goes out as tuesday morning. i expect we'll notice cooler and cloudier conditions and notice the rain, just a bit offshore, you have some over the sierra and this is the start up for perhaps the transition that we will see and right now 20% for scattered showers in the forecast, for the bay area. i'll be tracking that, we'll see that over the next couple of days. spare the air day, just as warm

as yesterday. it's warmer in some areas, and this morning, it's patchy fog. 32 degrees reported in santa rosa, 30s in napa, widespread in upper 30s, mostly sunny at 10:00 a.m., temperatures raising in the mid-40s and 30s, upper 50s and low 60s, everything is caught up. we've got sunday looking perhaps slightly cooler. as we get into monday increasing clouds tuesday and wednesday, we're talking to upper 50s and 60 degrees. we don't get any rain we'll see the onshore flow. our air quality will improve but our temperatures will be coming down. if you're going to be out and about for today i'll have a look at the air quality for your neighborhood coming up. >> a woman in indiana has given birth to a rare set of of identical triplets. they were born on monday. they were conceived without any

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. a 7 years-year-old antioch girl is safe after being kidnapped in front of her mother. how police were able to find her. what we're learning about the first flu related death in the season. we're preparing for a fight not only with the packers but how the 9ers are preparing for that game. . good morning to you, thanks for waking up with us. welcome to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wine. >> i'm john, let's get a check of your rain free weather with

rosemary. >> another pleasant day. we're waking up to patchy fog, just inside the bay, santa rosa and napa reporting patchy fog. take it easy if you have an early morning drive. we're back in the 30s this morning. have a look at your current conditions. another spare the air day. i'm checking on your air quality. we're looking at the temperatures this afternoon. it's warmer than yesterday. in the extended forecast, the slight possibility of a few scattered showers, we'll have a look at that coming up. a seven-year-old girl who was kidnapped outside her and the i don't like home is back home this morning. ktvu -- antioch home is back home this morning. alex from ktvu is reporting. >> reporter: police believe he may have tried to take a little girl earlier. he became more bold and took a

7-year-old at gun point right in front of her home t ultimately she was found inside a car that was parked near the antioch marina. we've decided no the to use the victim's name in this case. it's unclear what happened to her while she was missing. 43-year-old david douglas is acould you seed of kidnapping her outside of her home. douglas followed the another and the victim from her home at 8:00. he grabbed the girl and threatened the mother with a rifle and drove off. an amber alert was issued and a woman spotted a car with a similar description parked near the antioch marina. she could see someone was inside and things didn't seem right. >> i punched the horn and a

policeman got out of the car and he got out of the da ir. >> they believe he tried to unsuccess any kidnap another girl on thursday. that attempted abduction hand earlier the day before. he tried to lure the girl from the mother saying he was with social services. that girl didn't go with douglas at that time. the accused kidnapper in this case does have a criminal history, but he is not a registered sex offender. live this morning in antioch, channel 2 news. the first death for swine flu in the bay area is under way. a woman died from h1n1 flu, swine flu. two other deaths have occurred, one in san diego county.

everyone should take this seriously. >> reporter: this 2-year-old had a big smile on her face despite having a flu vaccine. she got the flu nasal mix, her mother says it's a must. >> in general i think we should get a flu shot. they're a good preventive measure. >> children and adults are at risk for this. the swine flu that struck in 2009 is normal and part of the flu season. >> adults have gotten the flu based on what the cdc has been saying. >> the healthy adults end up in the icu. >> icu is where they're going to need more organ support. >> flu season is clearly here and that h1n1 is the culprit in 10 to 20% of the cases they've

seen. >> healthy adults and children can be at risk as they are in any flu season or strain but more so with h1n1 flu. >> i wouldn't panic, i wouldn't start running about, you i would definitely get my flu shot. >> health officials say there's no shortage of flu vaccine. here they say they have plenty of flu shots and nasal mist. while she wasn't planning on it lindsey got her own flu vaccine today. >> is it a big deal? >> in, not at all. i honestly didn't feel it. >> she recommends a flu shot for anyone 3 months and older. it takes two weeks for it to take full effect. they'll be available today. they'll be given from 11 to 8 p.m. they'll be clinics every saturday until january 25th.

16 deaths have occurred from weather conditions that are blizzard and cold conditions. there's new york parts and new york central park rather that saw 6 inches of snow. >> it's very slick out there. it's hardtop drive out there. the wind, the ice, there's a lot of blowing snow there, that's going to affect visibility. if you do not need to travel today, please stay home. >> the storm system is expected to bring some of the coldest air in two decades to the midwest and great plains. they're expected to get zero and below to the great plains. check check in for your

flights. flights have been delayed across the country. the number could climb throughout the day for cancellations. one more hurdle to do before the bart labor dispute will be officially over. members of the am al the gamed transit union voting yes or no. they approved the revised contract granting a clause granting leave. they are allowed to take bereavement leave for more family members and reimbursement to family members. the girl's family says there are issues that need to be worked out, such as the exchange of paperwork and care for jihai. they've agreed on a set of procedures for that transfer. >> the hospital will give jihai

to the coroner. the coroner will are give jihai to us and we're free to transfer her. >> her body and there's head movement. you can go in and talk to her. she'll move, she doesn't respond to be touch. >> earlier this week, a judge ruled that children's hospital could take her off life support on tuesday, but this is a court hearing set for tuesday and during that hearing they could ask the judge to stepped the order. >> later this morning volunteers will rebuild a memorial for a teenage ter shot and killed by a deputy in santa rosa. he caught fire from a burning canal. there was speculation that the candle had been -- the memorial was intentionally set. he was accidentally shot and

killed when the fake gun he was carrying was mistaken for a real weapon. we look across the country and it's burr and we are here. and i give it to the fans who are going to the game. it's a die-hard fan. >> it's miserably cold out there. with the windchill factor it looks like 25 below. that's what it's going to feel like. it's a chilly start but boy, it's nothing like what we see in green bay. giving a view of oakland, you should see downtown, it's mostly sunny, hazy sky in the forecast today, today is the spare the air day, i'll have a look at the air quality in a bit. santa rosa this looks like to be part of the colder spots. santa rosa below freezing, mid- 30s in concord, walnut creek, upper 30s for livermore.

40 degrees right, now, in oakland. it's reporting patchy fog earlier this morning and 46 there, mid-40s, half moon bay and and blanket of clouds in half moon bay. 41 in san jose right now. high clouds streaming overhead. it looks like you're clearing out for mostly clear skies. as we head into the intereast, 43 degrees for you petaluma let's shift into the inner east bay, 38 for lafayette, 41 pittsburgh, 43 in brentwood, you're checking in at 47, now, that the sun had been up, our temperatures will have turned around, sun setting at 505, our days are starting to grow longer. we have 9 hours and limits for today. giving you the clouds hugging the coastline, just inside the bay and inland we're seeing

patchy fog as well. reporting visibility from half what mile to 3/4 of a mile. they're reporting, and when it's patchy it can be dangerous, it will come out without any warning. if you're going to be out this morning, be around for the bay, and some of the areas reporting patchy fog. 62 along the coast and central bay, 57 for the east bay. moderate air quality for most of us. you're would of the index, so, it's slightly unhealthy for sensitive groups we call it. if you have asthma, respiratory issues that would include jail. it's slightly warmer maybe breaking a couple of reports, we'll see how that shakes out. 65 for san raphael, 66 in oakland, widespread 60s for the east bay, you're looking at 69, you'll go to 70 today and 71 for santa cruz, the extended forecast for your bay area

weekend. temperatures remain mild for sunday, but today is likely to be the warmest day and we have changes coming next week, an increase in clouds, temperatures roll back by tuesday and wednesday, the slight possibility of a few showers and we'll show you that possibility coming up. >> time now is 8:11, target's security breach is having more impact this morning. what it means for those receiving government assistance. >> the key piece of evidence that could help doctors with his prognosis. >> traffic on the snow, it's moving well in both directions, it looks like a sunny morning. but, there are foggy conditions on the san mateo bridge and the martin bridge and the golden gate bridge.

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. 64 in mount diablo this hour. >> we're a month into winter and it looks like summer here in california. it's one of the driest winters ever recorded. the first nevada inis init i have. it's 20% of average. that means water supplies in 2014 could be lower than the drought year of 1976. crews have cleaned up some of the damage at the chinese

conference in san francisco. a spokesman for the complex said someone put a candle on the steps and set it on fire. it's going up in flames. the f.b.i. is also examining video from the consulate. no one has been arrested. at heavenly result, tuttle was killed after colliding with a snowboarder and crashing into a tree. she was not wearing what helmet. she was attending the university of boston. officials say michael schumacher is in a medically induced comb a they're talking with schumacher's 14-year-old

son mick. he's a world champion and is regarded as one of the greatest drivers of all time. about 60 people have been living in tents and makeshift homes, police moved in to clear the camp. the eviction violated their rights and temporary shelter is out of the compliance for americans with disabilities act. they're asking to stay until the city comes up with more housing options. many people receive government assistance. the card she uses to receive child support payments has been cancelled thanks to the retail chain and she can't pay her rent now. >> they take your card and not be notified, and not have access to the money. it's just really rough.

>> close to 4,000 cards have been cancelled because of the massive data breach in target. replacement cards are being sent out. republican center rand paul says he's preparing to file a lawsuit over surveillance programs. he started collecting signatures six months ago and he's calling on phone companies and other providers to stop the records. they have determined that the nasa programs are legal. he's expected to run for the white house in 2016. some say it could be a tactic to draw support. >> when congress returns to washington, the first order of business must be to extend unemployment benefits to more than a 1 million americans. >> we don't want to abandon americans when times are tough. we keep the faith with them

until they get a job. >> it's cruel that they left the holiday without passing it for the holidays. >> republicans say they'll pass the measure if they're offsetting spending cuts. >> reporter: the president and first lady and their daughters will head back to washington tonight. they'll arrive at the white house tomorrow morning. president obama played golf and went to the zoo and watched the basketball game. as far as official business goes he signed a defense bill and budget deal easing spending cuts. 49ers are in wisconsin after they got a warm send off. they arrived on the chartered flight shortly after 6:00 last night. the players left their facilities but the wither they are here is a far cry from those subzero temperatures

predicted for game day tomorrow. they predict a win no matter what the weather. >> i was excited since i know we made it to the playoffs. i'm sure we'll handle green bay. and while some fans are making the trip all the way to green bay, others plan to watch the games. many bars are saying they're getting ready for the crowds in the past few days. >> it could be one of the coldest nfl games ever played. temperatures are expected to be minus 2 degrees when the 49ers and packers kick off for the windshield near minus 20. as the night goes on the packers will give fans those hand warmers, they're packets that they put in your gloves and pockets and they stay warm for hours. i'm not sure that's enough. they'll be giving out coffee and hot chocolate and you can watch sunday's game right here on ktvu channel 2. kick off is

at 1:30, box coverage is at 1 p.m. and joe will brave that weather for us and he'll be there in lambo for the point after show following the game. we're airing a road trip to a championship today. you can check it this morning right after mornings on 2. another exciting game for the golden state war years. another victory and why they're the hottest team in basketball. >> it's a chilly start but for the afternoon temperatures will climb 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. i'll have a look at the numbers expected for your neighborhood coming up. sofa... desk...

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year. it had 8 compared to 44 tankers it had before. cities wanted to combine cases to avoid conflicting rulings. a federal judge reflected that request. nra is arguing blocking a ban. the sunnyvale case is expected to start on january 7th and the other case on february 13th. it's 8:25, another spare the air day. i know people who like to burn that would has not their only source of heat it's a bummer. >> those who like to cozy off by the fire, the quality index is just above 100. stay with me. i'm starting to get up here.

this morning at 8:00 a.m., notice the storm track, the ridge of high pressure remains over california you can tell because the storm continues all that rain moves north and goes right up over us. as we get into monday here notice this is noon on monday, a transition takes place and the system here now moving a little closer to california and this is the transition that we'll see coming in to monday tuesday and wednesday. by tuesday night, it looks like, the slight possibility of a few scattered showers, you notice over primarily northerly northern california, but we may get a few scattered showers, it doesn't look like it's going to be a whole lot. the next possibility of wet weather coming our way will be tuesday night into wednesday. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, it's mid-60s, 70 degrees for santa rosa, we'll have the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures in the upper 50s,

tuesday and wednesday. we'll have a look at your current temperatures coming up. >> time now is 8:26. the golden state warriors are the hottest team in the nba. . >> the warriors win over the atlanta hawks last night 13010- 100. they looked sluggish, but they rallied from a 15-point deficit to get their eighth straight victory. the last time they won 9 games in a row was in 1991. >> an infestation of honey bees, a florida homeowner decided to take action after 8 years of living with thousands of those stinging roommates. >> they're heading to green bay, what they're packing a bay, it could be the coldest game in nfl history.

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. the girl was returned safely to her family. the carve a kidnapping suspect tracked down. he's accused of taking a 7-year- old girl from her home at gun point. here is the woman who helped the ordeal to an end and get that suspect behind bars. >> she was snatched from her mother last night, but antioch police had recovered the girl and arrested her alleged and duck tore. we're joined, now, from the antioch marina where this scary episode ended. alex.

>> after this 7-year-old girl was taken in gun point from her home he was arrested. and a witness saw the suspect's kidnapper car. it was unclear what happened when she was missing. >> david is behind bars accused of kidnapping this girl outside of her home. police said he followed the victim and her mother around 8:00. douglas grabbed the girl and threatened the mother with the rifle and drove off. they got the plates on the car and an amber alert was issued. a woman spotted a car, she could see someone inside and things didn't seem right. >> there was a reason why i was there. there was a reason why that happened. there was a reason. he did have a gun. he could have shot me.

>> now, police believe the accused kidnapper in this case may have tried to abduct another child just a day earlier. that attempted kidnapping happened, he tried to lure a girl by saying he was with social services. he grew more bold and use add gun last night to take that 7- year-old girl. . >> police say 16-year-old samuel brisk was last seen between midnight and 5:00 a.m., brisk is considered at risk because he has a medical condition. he's described as 6 feet tall 145 pounds, he may be wearing a purple hooded sweat shirt and shoes with zip ties instead of

shoelaces. a missing more began teenager sarah. she disappeared in 2012. her body has never been recovered a person has been arrested in her murder. officer say when they arrived one man had a knife and refused to put it down. >> the officer had no other choice, but to discharge her firearm in the direction of the suspect. >> that man whose idea has not been released he's expected to survive. the other officer are now on standard leave pending an investigation. >> they leased the name of a -- released the name of a homicide victim. he was found face down in the

driveway of the duplex early thursday morning. he has been shot once. he died a short time later. investigators do not think that shooting was gang-related. >> they've arrested a man on suspicion of strangling his girlfriend. they are accused of assaulting his girlfriend in downtown. by the time police arrive, the couple have left, we found a short time later, the victim has been taken to be checked out. . >> and we, now, know the identity of the person who was hit and killed by a dump truck in san raphael yesterday afternoon. olga was killed and a man was seriously hurt after they were hit and killed on a crosswalk. the driver told investigators he didn't see the couple. it's one of the most dangerous intersections in the city because it's so congested. in san francisco a man is recovering from the lower nob

hill neighborhood. it happened on the high street. the victim is expected to recover. another man was hit by a car one block away and seriously hurt on thursday night. a 68-year-old woman was killed last year at that crosswalk. we'll show you the intersection before the improvements were married. a driver struck maria at the crosswalk near the citrus fairgrounds. two cousins were hit by a driver halloween night in that same crosswalk. they spent weeks in the hospital undergoing multiple surgeries. linebacker and tight end was able to make the list.

some area 49er fans hope to take green bay by storm this week. >> we have the sweats on top and the base layer and jeans on top. >> we followed this fan as he packed up to chicago, headed to wisconsin that is with three friends. they're expected to arrive there this morning. the 49ers will shuttle them to tomorrow's game at lambo field. tommy said he couldn't pass up this dream trip. >> as a life long football fan this is like religion. this is a pilgrimage to me. to have my favorite team be in the playoff but having it played in historic lambo field you couldn't ask for anything better. >> we're coming for you cheese heads. >> she allowed them to use the frequent flyer miles to purchase the tickets.

packer fans are preparing the stayedup and preparing for game day. >> we did some shoveling and we did some salting down in the lower bowl. we had 220 people showing up in this cold. they're always awesome. fans turned into workers and spread ice melt around the stadium to help remove the snow to make it not so slippery on those metal bleachers. they asked for 200 people and workers had to be at least 15 years old. we would like you to share your 49er pride. go to our facebook page. time is 8:37 and possibly the coldest game in history for the 9ers. really? >> you would have to be a die- hard fan to be out there especially in the bay area when we're experiencing near record warmth. that's what we're going to see for the afternoon today. we'll get to the numbers in

green bay for the moment. we do have mostly sunny skies over the bay area this morning, a few patches of fog out there, sfo reporting visibility down to a quarter of a mile. somebody catching this a flit, check on those flights, giving you a a look here. we're going to be high and dry through the weekend. a few high clouds filling in from southern california to san jose. we have low clouds hugging the coast, santa rosa and napa reporting patchy fog at times. we'll be left with mostly hazy sunny skies for the afternoon. 31 degrees root now in santa rosa, it's a chilly startover the north bay, san francisco checking in, and oakland you're at 40, 42 for hayward, 40 degrees outside your door, freemont and we've got ssr reporting, 45 degrees right now, the concord area, it's a

cool one outside your door as well, 45 in concord, in and around, pleasant ton, upper 30s outside your door, 44 degrees in antioch, into the south bay san jose you're 41 degrees, for the afternoon today, 70 degrees in santa rosa, 66 in vallejo, 65 san francisco, areas like san francisco and oakland, it may actually happen for today. 69 for jose, 71 for gilroy, we're talking about perhaps getting out there. i know some 49er fans are flying out today. it's going to be freezing, below freezing and near 0 degrees at the start of the game and it only gets worse with temperatures falling below zero for the second half of the game and with the windchill factor it's going to be 20 to 25 degrees below zero.

the wind coming along hisping away any heat. temperatures well above the seasonal average. a bigger transition occurs, temperatures begin to fall off, upper 50s in the forecast, tuesday, and wednesday, you'll bring back the jackets, there's a slight possibility of scattered showers coming our way tuesday and wednesday. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> 59 pets have been adopted from the try city animal shelter. today is the last day of that promotion which allows animals to be adopted for free. all fees including the cost of spaying neutering and micro chipping is going to be waved. it's open from 11am until 5 p.m. a south florida home is buzzing with activity after workers

found 100,000 honey bees living in the walls. those bees have been living in her home for about 8 years. she tried to get rid of them for foam and insect killer. that million heavy has continued to grow in size. they're coming in the house and stinging people. >> i don't know if it's two hives or one, or the queen and the duchess. >> she called in the beremoval specialist. they removed the wall and the honey comb. they say the honey comb is gone and the bees will leave as well. and look at him munching on the honey comb. she said she'll not be sad to see them go. >> time now 8:41, a meg millions jock pot, the reason it took so long for this man to claim his prize. >> the government comes up with

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. thank you for joining us this morning, a live look over the bay, hazy sunshine in the forecast for today. low and high level clouds

joining us this morning. >> we're preparing to say good- bye to the 3-year-old girl who went in for root canal surgery. she took her daughter in to get four root canals. she was given an overdose of sedatives. she slipped into a coma. they say they moved her to a hospice, but her condition continues to get worse. >> i made this decision to ask them to increase the combination of drugs that she's on to put her in into a more restful state. >> the doctor's office should have been checking her oxygen levels every five minutes, but she wasn't checked for 26 minutes which led to extensive brain damage. more than 4,000 people gathered on the beach to protest a new shark policy. the government announced that they could catch any great

white, bull shark. they'll be shot and disposed at sea. this came after 7 fatal shark attacks in three years. they say it will affect the ecosystem. a ride share companies, a young girl was killed by a driver from uber. this man is accused of hitting and killing sofia and injuring her mother and brother. he's the driver for uber. the company was not giving a ride at the time of the crash. it raises questions about the liability of ride sharing companies. they're insured for $1 million err incident, but it goes into effect once the driver has accepted a ride request. >> they're waiting to be called into the system they're not parking their car and waiting to arrest phone call. >> the san francisco reports

that he's waiting for a fare at the time of the crash, they are required to insure drivers even when they're without fares. a man trying to protect his dog ended up sacrificing his own life. he was walking his dog without a leash inside of tell march in san francisco. the dog took off in front of the tracks and when the man chased after his dog he was hit and killed. the dog was not hurt. >> we're all kind of shocked. we have lived here for 20 years and never seen anything like this. >> the man's name hasn't been released. he was a former mayor of the city of tell march and he was a retired professor. 49-year-old ordained minister bobby gene baker was

riding in a ford expedition when it crashed and rolled over. she died at the scene. a deacon from another car hit the expedition causing the accident. the investigators have been unable to locate that other car. a suspected robber is facing new charges. christopher wooden was shot and arrested last month after a bank robbery and chase in nevada. they include ten other bankruptcies. investigators say that's called the cotton ball bandit he was seen on surveillance video wearing a hat with cotton ball on top. a van creating supplies for the diablo family market. their van was stolen from elk grove road. the biggest loss is the children's craft tables.

organizers say they've received an outpouring of support from the community and it will be held as scheduled this morning. >> they're considering putting a partial tax on the ballot to keep its five fire stations open. it would take a vote in february to put the measure on the june ballot. if it's approved by voters, the partial tax will raised 23 million in all before it will expire in 2018. a lot to celebrate after a driver claims a winning ticket sold in the south bay. if he didn't realize he won the jackpot he bought tickets in several cities. he finally got around to checking those tickets and soon realized he was a multimillionaire. now, the shoppers are hoping to get lucky as well. >> it's a little bit of a celebrity stat pus now. it's kind of fun.

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of blackberry's keyboard design. despite challenges, the bullet train project is still on traffic. if the project is finished it will run from northern to southern california in less than three hours. they blocked it sighting funding concerns. the rail authority continues to use federal money while legal issues over state money are resolved. >> they're scheduled to hear a plan monday for a maintenance facility at alamada point. it could accommodate up to 12 ferries at a tile. the project calls for a construction of a four story building and a trail. they're expected to consider whether it will allow enough public access to the shore item. an american idol is considering a run for capitol

hill. clay aken is going to challenging a republican. he's an outspoken advocate for gay rights. he's been consulting with the democratic national committee. spiderman is taking on a look it will be put in to the museum of natural history. it includes ruby slippers from wizard of oz and ker mit the frog from the muppets. thank you very much. . >> oh, my god i can't stop crying. samantha was working and when she received a $500 tip from a customer.

that tip was matched by job site snag a job bringing her total to $1,000. he's been leaving large tips in memory of his brother who died of cancer. time to check in with rosemary. >> any rain, there's a collection, there is the change coming, we'll see an increase in clouds and maybe what slight chance at rain. it will come tuesday night into wednesday, we'll be tracking it for you. i'll show you the futurecast model on that. the here and now as geat how the this morning. we have patchy fog along the coastline. santa cruz reporting, ocean beach reporting mostly clear skies, they're not being pick up here sfo reporting patchy fog. it could impact arriving flights. for the afternoon today, 40 degrees santa rosa, 66 in oakland, 65 for san francisco,

dry conditions and hazy skies, 65 for mountain view this afternoon. 70 degrees morgan hill. the bay area weekend always a view. it will take us awhile, but a warm day. upper 30s at this hour. 10:00 we're feeling better, mid- 40s to mid-50s, had most of us if not all of us, upper 50s to low 60s, tomorrow will be slightly cooler and then the changes are coming. increasing clouds, transition to an onshore flow, that will help our air quality as well. tuesday night and wednesday morning, a 20% chance for scattered showers. i'll have more on that coming up. . >> a 7-year-old girl is home safe this morning after being kidnapped from outside her home. the details what we learned when it called opened.

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how police were able to rescue her. >> another arrest in the 2010 killing of a german tourist in san francisco. the connection police say he has to the rest of the suspects. >> and the niners aren't the only ones battling it out this weekend. how loyal fans are preparing for those freezing temperatures as the playoff games officially begin. . good morning. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, january 4th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm john sasaki in for mike. let's take a first look at the weather with meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> unseasonably warm today, 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. waking up with patchy fog, getting better out there. i'm still seeing some along the coastline, as well as fso reporting visibility down this morning, a chilly start for the inland communities, back into the 30s this morning.

i'll have a look around at the current temperatures, slightly warmer for some this afternoon. i'll have a look at afternoon highs, spare the air, how about the air quality. i'll check on your neighborhood and in the extended forecast, the slight possibility of scattered showers. i'll have the time line, coming up. we are learning more information about the kidnapping of a young girl in antioch. this morning, that 7-year-old is home safe. the man accused of kidnapping her at gunpoint is behind bars. ktvu's alex savidge is live near the antioch marina where the suspect was caught. alex? >> reporter: well, after the 7- year-old girl was kidnapped at gunpoint from right in front of her home last night, a witness spotted this little girl inside the accused kidnapper's car, which was parked here in the antioch marina parking lot. this is where ultimately police moved in and they were able to rescue the little girl. we are not identifying the victim any longer in this case, even though she was the subject of an amber alert last night, because it is unclear exactly what happened to her while she was missing. this morning, 43-year-old david

douglas is behind bars, accused of kidnapping the girl from outside of her home. police say he followed the victim and her mother back from a nearby wal-mart around 8:00. investigators say douglas grabbed the girl, threatened her mother with a rifle, then drove off. police pulled surveillance video from the wal-mart store and got the license plates on that getaway car and an amber alert was issued for a tan toyota camry. several hours later, a woman spotted a car with a similar description parked near the antioch marina. police moved in, found the girl and arrested douglas. now, investigators believe that he may have tried to abduct another child just a day earlier. that happened at the same wal- mart store. >> this individual who has been identified is a person we have in custody this evening, approached her daughter and also approached her and noted he worked for social services and asked the daughter to come

with him. >> reporter: investigators say after that failed abduction attempt, douglas grew more bold, ultimately using a gun last night to take the 7-year- old girl. antioch's police chief tells ktvu the accused kidnapper in the case does a criminal history, but he is not a registered sex offender. police say surveillance video from the wal-mart store was instrumental in this case, helping police figure out the license plates and the description of the car they were looking for with the girl inside. live this morning in antioch, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. police in fairfield are investigating a deadly shooting in a residential neighborhood. it happened around 8:00 last night at parkway gardens on san lucas drive. police have not released information about the circumstances of the shooting or the victim. anyone with information is asked to contact fairfield police. san francisco police have made an arrest in the murder of a tourist back in 2010. san francisco chronicle reports

21-year-old devonta laws was taken into custody on thursday, suspected of being accessory to a shooting death. six other suspects have been charged with murder in the same case. police believe they were in the same western edition gang. relatives of jahi mcmath say they will move the girl out of children's hospital oakland by tuesday. the girl's family says there are still several issues to be worked out, such as exchange of paperwork between the hospital and the undisclosed facility that will care for jahi. a judge announced yesterday that mcmath's family and children's hospital have worked on a set of procedures for the transfer. >> the hospital will give jahi to the coroner. then the coroner will give to us after we fill out the paperwork. then we are free to transport jahi. >> went to the top, now it's head movement and you can go in there and talk to her and she'll move. she definitely responds to touch. >> earlier this week, a judge ruled that children's hospital

could take jahi off life support on tuesday. but there is a court hearing set for that day. during the hearing, the family could ask the judge to extend the order. new this morning, former first lady barbara bush will leave a houston hospital today, where she spent this week for a respiratory-related illness. doctors say the 88-year-old former first lady is responding well to medication. a family spokesperson says mrs. bush is in good spirits. she and her husband, george h.w. bush, will celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary on monday. there is new information to a story we first reported yesterday on the morning news. the chp now says a man who was struck and killed on interstate 2880 in daly city had been driving a stolen vehicle with a gun inside. investigators say the man crashed a gmc into the center divide. on honda civic slammed into him. investigators say he got out of the suv and became combative with people trying to help them. then he tried to run away and was hit by several vehicles. a small-caliber rifle and beebee gun were found inside

the suv. one more hurdle to go. then the ongoing bart labor dispute would be over. last night, the new contract was ratified with 73% voting yes and 27% voting no. the service employees international union plans to vote on the deal on the 13th. two days ago, the bart board approved the revised contract, which drops a clause granting workers six weeks of paid family leave. the deal allows workers to take bereavement leave for more family members and gives more options to those workers. at least 16 deaths are being blamed on the powerful winter storm that has brought blizzard conditions to the northeast and midwest. one town was buried under 2 feet. in new york's central park, 6 inches of snow fell. >> it's very slick out there. it's hard to drive out there, the wind, ice, lot of blowing snow. that's going to affect visibility. if you do not need to travel

today, please stay home. >> the storm system is also expected to bring some of the coldest air in two decades to the midwest and great plains. 140million americans are expected to face temperatures of zero or below in the coming days. if you're flying today, it may be a good idea to check your flight status. the storm has forced airlines to cancel thousands of flights stranding travelers across the country. 24 flights have been canceled at sfo, but the number could climb throughout the day. the 49ers are in freezing cold wisconsin after they got a warm send-off from here in the bay area. the team did arrive in appleton, wisconsin on a chartered flight shortly after 6:00 last night. the players left their practice facility in santa clara yesterday. t-shirts and sweat shirts on the way out, but the bay area weather is far from the predicted weather in wisconsin. >> i was excited, since i know we made it to the playoffs. didn't matter who we were

playing. i'm sure we'll handle green bay. >> go niners! while some fans are making the trip all the way to green bay, others, as you can see there, plan on heading to local bars to watch the game. many bars say they have been getting ready for the crowds for the past few days. sunday's game could be one of the coldest nfl games ever played. temperatures at lambeau field are expected to be minus 2 degrees when the niners and packers kickoff. the windchill is going to feel like minus 20 degrees and they are expected to drop as the night goes on. the packers are going to give fans hand warmers. those are the little packets you slide into your gloves or pockets. they will stay warm for hours. the team will also give out coffee and hot chocolate. you can watch the game on sunday, right here on ktvu channel 2. kickoff set for 1:40. fox coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. ktvu's joe fonzi is going to be live at the freezing lambeau for our point after show, which immediately follows the game. we are also airing a ktvu

special road trip to the championship, because you know you can't wait until tomorrow. you can watch this special this morning, right after mornings on 2. hazy sunshine over the bay and treasure island this morning. we will be with the hazy sun for today. air quality, not too bad. i'll have a check on that in just a moment. first, let's head to green bay and talk about how miserably cold it's going to be tomorrow at the start of the game. barely above zero and only getting worse as the game goes on. 5 below zero expected by the fourth quarter, with mostly cloudy skies and breezy conditions and the windchill factor expected to make it feel more like 20 below zero. oh, man, that is going to be torture for the fans out there! meanwhile for us here at home, we remain warm for the weekend. again, hazy sunshine, mostly clear skies, a few patches of fog this morning along the coastline, just inside the bay. outside of that, looking pretty good. santa rosa, napa started out

with patchy fog, but that looks to be improving as well. as we get into your work week, we do have changes in store. temperatures will begin to fall off and increasing clouds is what you will see for the first half of the week and eventually, come tuesday night, the slight possibility of a few scattered showers. for today, under the hazy sunshine, it is a spare the air day. but notice air quality is moderate for most of us, slightly unhealthy for sensitive groups into the santa clara valley for today. so if you do have asthma, respiratory issues, this is for you. for temperatures, we are looking at well above average for the afternoon, but still chilly for some this morning. 38 in santa rosa, 36 in san francisco, oakland checking in at 45, concord at 42, san jose 46. for the second half of the day, san jose is expected to warm into the upper 60s. i expect we'll see a few areas perhaps break a record for today. 66 expected in oakland this afternoon, 635 for san francisco, low 60s in pacifica,

upper 660s to near 70 degrees. san jose, morgan hill, 60. 69 for livermore. antioch, to 68. 68 for fairfield. into the north bay, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. santa rosa, you are expected to be mostly sunny and 70 degrees this afternoon. the extended forecast here, bay area weekend always in view, showing you temperatures beginning to slide a bit on sunday, but then the bigger changes are coming early next week, eventually getting back into the upper 50s for the afternoons tuesday and wednesday, with cloudy conditions and the slight possibility of wet weather. i'll have the future cast model for you lined up, coming up. time now, 9:11. more fallout from target's major security bree. the group of people now being affected. >> and he ate nothing but mcdonald's for 90 days. the surprising results one science teacher is enjoying after completing his fast food diet. >> but first, let's take you

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lafayette this morning, a chilly start. 38 degrees reported at this hour. well, a skier's ski trip turned deadly for an accountant, after being collided with a snow birder and knocked into a tree. heavenly said she was not wearing a helmet. french investigators are investigating the helmet camera of a race car driver who was critically injured in a skiing accident. officials say michael schumacher is still in a medically-induced coma after striking his head on a rock while skiing on sunday. investigators are also questioning schumacher's 14- year-old son mick. the retired driver is a seven- time formula one world champion and is is regarded as one of the greatest f1 drivers of all time. when congress returns to washington next week, president obama says the first order of business must be to extend emergency unemployment benefits to more than a million americans. >> we don't abandon our fellow

americans when times get tough. we keep the faith with them until they start the new job. >> in this morning's weekly address, president obama says it was cruel that lawmakers left for the holiday without passing an extension for families during the holidays. a bipartisan group of lawmakers is working on a three-month extension of unemployment benefits. republicans say they will pass the measure if there are offsetting spending cuts. the first family is wrapping up their hawaiian vacation. the president, first lady and their daughters will head back to washington tonight. they will arrive at the white house early tomorrow morning. during the two-week trip, president obama played golf, took his daughters to the zoo and watched an oregon state basketball team, the team that michelle obama's brother coaches. as far as official business goes, he signed a defense bill and a budget deal easing spending cuts. republican senator rand paul says he's preparing to file a lawsuit against the obama administration over its surveillance programs. according to the senator's website, the nsa inspects billions of phone records and e- mails every day. he says he's calling on phone companies and internet

providers to stop that snooping. but he might be in for a challenge. previous federal courts determined the nsa programs are legal. paul is expected to run for the white house in 2016 and analysts say this could be a tactic to draw support. the mayor of toronto is also preparing for an upcoming election. rob ford says he's hoping for four more years, despite openly admitting to smoking crack cocaine. since that admission, the city council has been stripping his powers and asking him to step down. mayor ford says he's prepared for his opponents to get personal during this upcoming election. well, a fast food diet. reporter mike towcheck has more on the science teacher from iowa who decided to experiment with nothing but the mcdonald's menu for 90 days. >> reporter: which picture of this man was taken after he had eaten nothing but mcdonald's for 90 days? >> the average joe would say, well, it would be the guy on the right. that's what's so amazing about this experiment. i can eat any food at

mcdonald's that i want, as long as i'm smart with the rest of the day of what i balance it out with. >> reporter: that was the theory science teacher john cis in a laid out for three students at his high school this past fall. 90 days of mcdonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but with strict daily nutritional limitations of 2000 calories and trying to stay close to the recommended dietary allowances for nutrients like carbo hydrates, proteins, fat calories, cholesterol. he approached the owner of the local mcdonald's franchise about the idea and the owner is so interested to see what the results were, he he agreed to provide those 90 days of meals to cisna at no charge. >> i thought it was crazy. >> reporter: his students used mcdonald's online nutritional information to construct daily meals for their teacher, making sure to follow the nutritional limitations he had set. >> a typical breakfast would be two egg white delights, bowl of maple oatmeal and 1% milk. >> reporter: a salad for lunch would be followed by a more traditional value meal at dinner. >> this isn't something to say,

well, he only went to mcdonald's and ate salads. huh-uh. i had the big macs, quarter pounders with cheese. i had sundaes. i had ice cream cones. >> reporter: during the experiment, cisna turned into a mini documentary. he also started walking 45 minutes a day. >> my mind says yes. my body says holy buckets, batman! >> reporter: by the 90th day, he reports he lost 37 pounds and his cholesterol dropped from 249 to 170. >> wow, that was a lot of a difference! >> i tell people, not only can i see my shoes now, but i can actually tie them. >> reporter: the moral of the lesson isn't to eat more at mcdonald's, but to pay attention to your daily nutrition. >> the point behind this documentary is that, hey, it's choice. we all have choices. it's our choices that make us fat, not mcdonald's. >> well, that was mark towcheck reporting. cisna plans to keep up the healthy life-style, but might incorporate food from other

places. a security breach at target is taking a toll on many people who receive government assistance. jesse johnson says the card she uses to receive child support payments has been canceled because of the incident and she can't pay rent. >> to take your card and not have access to the money, it's just really rough. >> about 4000 cards in virginia have been canceled as a result of the massive data breach at target between november 27 and december 15. replacement cards are being sent out. your time now, 9:20. the chinese crew sent to rescue a stranded ship might need a rescue of their own after their ship runs into trouble in the ice. >> results from the first snow survey are in. where we stand after the first few weeks of winter. >> temperatures will be on the warm side once again for today, even slightly warmer than what we had yesterday. it is a chilly start for many this morning. i'll have a time line for your saturday, coming up.

. a chinese crew involved in a rescue in antarctica may need help, too. on thursday, the crew used a helicopter to rescue dozens of passengers from a stranded russian ship. now the chinese ship is stuck and can't move. the captain says the ship has plenty of supplies and hopes to break free once the better gets better. a provision in a new defense bill calls for the forest service to receive 22 military aircraft to help battle wildfires. most of those planes are expected to deploy here to the west, where a prolonged drought could make for a very long fire season this year. the forest service does need those new planes. it only had eight last year, compared to 44 tankers in 2002. two national rifle association lawsuits challenging gun laws in san francisco and sunnyvale will be heard separately. the cities wanted to combine

the cases to avoid conflicting rulings, but yesterday, a federal judge rejected the request. the nra is suing san francisco to block a ban on gun magazines that hold more than 10 bullets. the nra filed a similar case against sunnyvale. both cases will be held in february. looks like summer in much of california instead of winter. the state is experiencing one of the driest winters ever recorded. the first sierra nevada snow survey shows snow pack is 20% of average. that means water supplies in 2014 could be lower than the drought year of 1976. people who want to watch the annual migration of gray whales off point reyes can now take a shuttle bus from drakes beach on weekends and holidays through mid-april. shuttle bus tickets are available at the drakes beach visitors center for $5 each, for adults. children under 16 are free. gray whales start their

migration this time of year for their migration. rosemary, give us an update on the weather! >> i do see changes on the way, claudine. how much rain will we get? that could be a tricky one. i'll show you what i mean. let's go to the future cast model. first, we'll talk about the weekend, where we do continue with a north-northeast flow. i'll show you this as i put it into motion. you can see for yourself. notice how it pushes the clouds away. sunday, very similar, perhaps slightly cooler. now the time stamp reads early monday morning and you'll notice more of an onshore flow. our pattern isbeginning to change. it won't happen until early next week. if i roll you all the way into tuesday morning, i can't go any farther out with this model, but those weak systems will begin riding over california. now, first it will be over the mountains, especially the northern california mountains, where we may see the best possibility of a few scattered showers. here in the bay area right now, looks like perhaps a few

passing showers tuesday night into wednesday. right now, it's only 20% or so. we're not putting it on the icon just yet, but we're holding onto hope we may see a little bit of wet weather come our way. between now and then, temperatures remain unseasonably mild. today will be the warmest day of the next several. we started out chilly, but now most of us in the upper 30s to 40s. 40s for most of the bay. inland communities in the upper 30s to near 40. by 10:00, mostly sunny, mid-40s to 50s. in time for lunch hour, upper 50s to mid 60s in the forecast. today, slightly warmer than yesterday. then we begin a cooling trend, slight one tomorrow, bigger one into tuesday and wednesday. notice the big drop-off there. i'll have a detailed look at afternoon highs for today, coming up. well, the golden state warriors are the hottest team in the nba. >> iguodala, three! he got it! he got it! and the warriors win! >> fun to watch, isn't it? andre iguodala's three-point buzzer-beater -- let's watch it

again. that buzzer-beater lifted the warriors over the atlanta hawks last night, 101-100 after knocking off the world champion miami heat on thursday night, looking sluggish against the hawks, but rallied in the fourth quarter to notch their eighth straight victory. nice! last time the warriors won nine games in a row was in 1991. one hockey team let fans add their own touches to the ice, inviting families out to paint the ice. more than 800 people, mostly kids, took part, creating that huge icy mural you see there, which admittedly does make it a little hard to follow the puck. but the team is still planning on keeping it for the rest of the season. last night, the thunder played the san francisco bulls on the decorated ice and the bulls won the game, 4-2. 9:27. keeping the memory of andy lopez alive. what volunteers are doing this morning after a memorial to the

santa rosa teenager was destroyed in a fire. >> it's not just the niners who have to brave the cold wisconsin weather. check out this fan. we'll tell you how fans are preparing for the frigid temperatures and how people staying behind are still going to enjoy the game.

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behind bars. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm john sasaki in for mike mibach. she was snatched from her mother last night, but within hours, antioch police recovered the 7-year-old girl and arrested her alleged abductor. alex savidge joins us live from the antioch marina where the scary episode ended. >> reporter: good morning. police say the man they have in custody may have tried to abduct another girl just a day earlier also here in antioch. last night, he grew more bold, snatching the 7-year-old girl at gunpoint right in front of her mother. ultimately, she was found inside a car with the accused kidnapper here in the parking lot of the antioch marina. now, we are no longer using the victim's name, because it's unclear what may have happened to her while she was missing. this morning, 43-year-old david douglas is behind bars, accused of kidnapping the little girl from right outside of her home last night. police say he followed the victim and her mother home from a nearby wal-mart, where they went for a shopping trip.

this happened at about 8:00. investigators say douglas grabbed the girl, threatened her mother with a rifle, then drove off with her. police pulled surveillance video from the store and they were able to get license plates on that getaway car. an amber alert was issued for a tan toyota camry. several hours later, a woman spotted a car with that similar description parked at the antioch marina. she says she saw someone inside the car and thought things didn't seem right. >> saw someone laying in the back seat, so what we did was i got out the car and i walked around the car, but my sister said be careful because the guy has a gun. i was going to knock on the window. then i saw another car pull up. >> reporter: now, police think douglas was also behind an attempted abduction that happened on thursday at that same wal-mart store where the girl and her mother had been shopping last night before they were followed. police say surveillance video from that store was instrumental in this case, helping police figure out the

license plates and the description of the car they were looking for. antioch's police chief tells ktvu the accused kidnapper, who is behind bars, does have a criminal history, but is not a registered sex offender. live this morning in antioch, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. two santa fe police officers are on administrative leave this morning, after one shot a man. police responded to a call about an argument between two men on the 1800 block of kay port drive yesterday afternoon. when officers arrived, one of the men had a knife and refused to put it down. >> the officer had no other choice, but to go ahead and discharge her firearm in the direction of the suspect. >> the man, whose identity has not been released, was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the officer who opened fire, as well as the other officer on the scene are now on standard leave, pending an investigation. san jose police released the name of the city's first homicide victim of 2014. 36-year-old juan rios sanchez of san jose was found face-down

in the driveway of a duplex in east san jose early thursday morning. he been shot at least once. sanchez was rushed to the hospital, but died a short time later. investigators say they don't think the shooting was gang related. we now know the identity of the person who was hit and killed by a dump truck in san rafael yesterday afternoon. 64-year-old olga rodriguez was hit and killed and a man was seriously hurt after they were hit in the crosswalks. the driver told investigators he didn't see the couple. police say the intersection is one of the most dangerous in the city because it is so congested. in san francisco, a man is recovering after being hit by a car in the city's lower knot hill neighborhood. it happened about 10:30 yesterday morning on bush and hyde streets. police say an suv making a left turn hit the man in a crosswalk. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. it happened just one block from where another man was hit by a car and seriously injured thursday night. flashing lights have gone up at a dangerous crosswalk where a 68-year-old woman was killed last year. this is video of the intersection in clover dale before improvements were made.

family members called for the improvements after a driver struck the woman near the fairgrounds. two cousins were also hit by a driver halloween night in the same crosswalk. they spent weeks in the hospital, undergoing multiple surgeries. this morning, volunteers will rebuild a memorial for a teenager shot and killed by sheriffs deputy in santa rosa. investigators say a wooden altar honoring andy lopez accidentally caught fire from a burning candle. there was speculation the fire had been intentionally set. last october, lopez was in the field, walking with a replica assault rifle when a deputy shot and killed him. investigators say the deputy mistook the fake gun for a real weapon. health officials have confirmed the first death from the swine flu in the bay area as the flu season is now under way. the santa clara county health department says a 41-year-old woman died december 23rd from complications of the h1n1 virus. two other swine flu deaths have been reported statewide, including a 61-year-old woman in sacramento county.

>> it's been circulating since. this year, it's the predominant strain. >> health officials say there is still time to get a flu shot. the flu causes an estimated 36,000 deaths every year nationwide, mostly in people over the age of 65. the cdc recommends a flu shot for everyone six months of age or older. this year's vaccine protects against three viruses, including h1n1. if you get the vaccine, it takes about two weeks for full protection to take effect. flu shots are going to be available in the north bay today at the san rafael clinic from kerner boulevard. flu shot clinics will be held there every saturday until january 25th. good morning to you, a live look from our roof cam at ktvu, giving you a view of downtown oakland. hazy sunshine in the forecast for today. we do have moderate air quality around the east bay, down into the santa clara valley, though, a bit unhealthy for sensitive groups, meaning if you have asthma, if you have respiratory

issues, lung disease, the air quality index just above 100. but the rest of us below from the north bay, up along the coastline and into the bay area for today. temperatures right now beginning to rebound. we're looking at 40s at this hour. 42 in concord. 44 in livermore. 48 in antioch. these areas started out in the 30s this morning, so a rebound beginning. 45 in napa, 48 in novato. santa rosa fell just below freezing this morning, so still an improvement for you as well. 51 in san francisco. downtown right now, sfo still reporting patchy fog, 46 degrees right now, visibility anywhere from half mile to three quarters of a mile. that could impact some of those arriving flights. i'm seeing just a little bit of patchy fog along the peninsula and along the coastline. half moon bay at 46 degrees, mostly cloudy. for the inner east bay, temperatures -- for the north bay, i should say.

48 walnut creek, 47 in san ramon, 48 for pittsburgh, 44 in brentwood. you may notice sometimes the broad shot of walnut creek is a slightly different temperature than what happens when we zoom in, two different reporting stations, all that is. ridge of high pressure firmly in control of the weather pattern. you can see how the clouds continue to move over with the clockwise motion of the ridge and that storm track staying well, well to the north. a few clouds coming in from the south. san jose report add few high clouds earlier. looks like they are beginning to shift a bit. zooming in closer, notice the offshore flow continuing to push those clouds the other direction. that's what we're going to see for your weekend. we will have changes coming early next week. 70 degrees expected in santa rosa this afternoon. 66 in vallejo. 66 in berkeley. near-record warmth, perhaps breaking a few records in some areas for the afternoon. 68 in antioch for today. 66 in oakland.

63 for pacifica. mid-60s in san francisco. 69 mountain view. upper 60s for san jose, los gatos. 70 degrees in morgan hill. extended forecast showing you temperatures remain unseasonably mild to warm for the second half of your weekend, although today looks like it will be the warmest day. as we get into early next week, increasing clouds and our pattern is going to shift. in fact, we may see a few passing showers come tuesday night into wednesday. not so much that we put it on the icon just yet, but we'll be tracking the possibility and cooler temperatures in the forecast as well. back to the desk. 9:39. four players for the 49ers have made the ap's second team all- pro list. justin smith, ahmaad brooks, joe staley and vernon davis. linebacker navarro bowman made the first team list. niner fans across the bay

area are getting ready for the big playoff game tomorrow. while most will be watching from the comfort of their homes, a few brave fans will be in the arctic green bay at lambeau field. one fan is ready for the extremely cold weather. >> we got the base layer, sweats, jeans on top, sweater, fleece, ski bib, jacket. this is where it gets dangerous. goggles on top, topped with the beanie, liners, snowboard gloves, extra snowboard glove. >> reporter: extra clothes to take the bite off the chill at lambeau field. >> there's no way i would miss this, regardless of the temperature. >> reporter: to see the red and gold take home gold in the cold would make up for last year's super bowl loss. >> this is like religion. this is a pilgrimage for me. >> wool socks. >> reporter: on new year's day, he received an e-mail from the 49ers, offering him playoff tickets at $110 each for lower level seats. >> we have to pull the trigger

on this. got to pull the trigger on this. >> reporter: the niner fan convinced three friends to join him. >> that's less than what i paid to go to candlestick. >> reporter: the difference is what he wears to the stick is markedly different than the multilayers needed for sunday's game, when the temperature is forecasted to drop below zero. >> niners! >> reporter: at american bull bar & grill in burlingame, niner fans who traveled to other road games say they will sit this one out and watch it right here in the bay area. >> we're going to be really nice and warm. we'll root on our team. >> yep. >> we're going to win! >> true! >> big time 49er fans! >> 49ers! >> we're coming for you cheese heads! >> reporter: as for tommy, attending the game in person will make up for any discomfort from the cold. by the way, his wife gave the nod of approval when he used his miles for a round-trip plane ticket. >> that was amber lee reporting. as 49er fans head to green bay, packers fans are preparing the stadium for game day.

>> we did shoveling in the upper bowl area and salting down in the lower bowl. we had about 220 people show up in this cold. so they are always awesome. >> getting the upper bowl and lower bowl ready. yesterday, fans turned into workers and you see them there, spreading ice melt around the stadium to help remove the snow and keep it from being slippery out there. they were paid $10 an hour to do the work. workers had to be at least 15 years old. that's a tradition out there. >> yeah. looks like fun actually. 9:42 now. the mega millions winner out of san jose has finally come forward. the reason it took him so long to claim his multimillion dollar prize. >> the search for a stolen van filled with supplies for a farmers market in walnut creek. the new information we learned in just the past few minutes. !

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. a live view there in and over south san francisco, portions of the bay this morning reporting patchy thick fog. a look at today's top stories, kidnapping suspect david douglas is behind bars this morning, accused of abducting a 7-year-old girl from outside her home in antioch. the police chief sent out a later praising his department for tracking down douglas and returning the girl to her family. he had the pleasure of telling the parents their daughter was safe and the suspect in custody. a powerful winter storm has brought blizzard conditions to the northeast and midwest, killing 15. travelers are stranded across the country. 24 flights have been canceled at sfo, but officials warn the number could climb throughout the day. health officials confirmed the first death from swine flu in the bay area. santa clara county health

department says a 41-year-old woman died december 223 from complications from the swine flu. two other swine flu deaths have been reported, including a 61- year-old woman in sacramento county. the family of jahi mcmath plans to move the 13-year-old girl out of oakland children's hospital by tuesday. both sides have agreed to a set of procedures. some paperwork must be finalized before the brain-dead girl can be transferred to a long-term care facility. earlier this week, a judge ruled children's hospital could take jahi off life support this coming tuesday. well, just about an hour ago, we learned that a 3-year- old girl in hawaii in a coma since going to the dentist has died. finley boyle's mother took her daughter to get four root canals. during the procedure, finley was given an overdose of sedatives and was not monitored properly. she did go into cardiac arrest and slipped into the coma. finley's mother says they moved her to hospice, but her condition got worse. >> i mean, they increased the

combination of drugs she's on to put her into a more restful state. >> again, we have now learned that she has passed away. the family attorney says the doctor's office should have been checking finley's oxygen levels every 5 minutes, but says records show that she was not checked for 26 minutes, which led to the extensive brain damage. more than 4000 people gathered on an australian beach today to protest a new shark policy. last month, the western australian government announced that fishermen could catch and kill any large great white tiger or bull sharks. interested fishermen will need to apply for a license. the lines will be placed less than a mile offshore and any shark caught will be shot and disposed of at sea. this comes after seven fatal shark attacks in three years, but protesters say it will upset the ocean's ecosystem. police say 16-year-old samuel brisk was last seen between midnight and 5:00 a.m.

yesterday near chardonnay drive. brisk is considered at-risk due to a medical condition. he is 6 feet tall and weighs 145 pounds. he may be wearing a purple hoodie and jeans. community members plan to hold a fund-raiser this month for the family of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the event will be held january 16 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. at margarita's bar in morgan hill. lamar died in march of 2012 on her way to school. there has been an arrest in her murder, but her body has never been found. san francisco supervisor jane kim is raising questions about the insurance policies of ride sharing companies, after a young girl was killed by a driver for uebber. 57-year-old sayid marchfar is accused of hitting and killing the girl on new year's eve and injuring her mother and brother. the company says he was not giving a ride at the time of the crash. the accident, though, raises questions about the liability of ride sharing companies. uebber is insured for a million

dollars per incident, but the coverage only goes into effect once a driver has accepted a ride request. >> a driver out on the street waiting to be called into the system, they are not just parking their car and waiting for a phone call. >> the san francisco examiner reports the driver was waiting for a fare at the time of the crash. taxi companies are required to insure drivers when they are even without fares. the chp is looking for anyone who witnessed a deadly highway crash in oakland on new year's day. 49-year-old ordained minister bobby baker was riding in a ford expedition when it crashed and rolled over on interstate 580. she died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle says another car hit the expedition, causing the accident. investigators have been unable to locate the other car. a suspected serial bank robber in marin county known as the cotton ball bandit faces new charges. he was shot, then arrested last month after a bank robbery and chase in novato. yesterday, the da filed amended

complaint against the man to include 10 other bank robberies. investigators say he is called the cotton ball bandit because he was seen on surveillance wearing a knitted hat with a cotton-type ball on top. new information about the van stolen in walnut creek containing supplies for the farmers market, organizers called ktvu and said the vehicle has been recovered in bay point. few details are being released at the time. the white van was stolen early thursday morning from the citrus center parking lot on oak grove ride. signs and banners for the market were inside the van. the market will be held as scheduled this morning. 9:50. a delivery truck driver has a lot to celebrate this morning after finally claiming a winning mega millions ticket sold in the south bay. steve tran told lottery officials he didn't initially realize he had won the $648 million jackpot, or at least part of it, because he actually bought several tickets in several cities, then put them away in a drawer before he left on a vacation. well, he finally got around to

checking those tickets and that's when he realized he was a multimillionaire. other shoppers are hoping to get lucky, too. >> kind of cool to have a little celebrity status now. it's kind of fun. >> the store that sold the ticket also enjoying tran's good fortune, because the owner of jenny's gift shop in san jose is going to get a million dollars for selling that ticket to tran. well, it is ticket saturday. we don't have one of those lottery tickets for you, but today two lucky viewers are going to win four tickets to the silicon valley auto show. that show is going to feature hundreds of the latest cars, crossovers, trucks and suvs. the tickets are good for january 9th to the 12th at the san jose mchenry convention center. just go to ktvu.com and you can enter the secret word, easy to remember, right there on the screen, "wheels."

9:51. at&t has a special offer for t- mobile customers. the incentive they are using to get people to switch carriers. >> spider-man is leaving broadway and swinging on into the smithsonian. the movie memorabilia spidey's suit will be joining. >> a pleasant afternoon in store for your saturday at this hour, patchy fog reported around the bay and chilly temps for some. we'll have a look at what's happening outside your door, coming up.

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a san francisco development commission is scheduled to hear a plan monday for a ferry maintenance facility at alameda point. supporters say it could accommodate up to 12 ferries at a time. the project also calls for the construction of a four-story building and extending the bay trail. the commission's design review board is expected to consider whether the project will allow enough public access to the shoreline. at&t is offering t-mobile customers a deal worth up to $450 to switch carriers. it says it will give t-mobile customers a $200 credit per phone line, plus up to $250 for their smartphones if they switch. last year, t-mobile shook up the cell phone industry with new programs that allowed customers to upgrade phones after six months and eliminated contracts. experts say this is at&t's way of fighting back. it's not clear how long the deal will be on the table. blackberry is suing a new tech company cofounded by ryan seacrest. the company is set to release a new keyboard that snaps onto iphones, allowing users to type

on a real board instead of the keypad. the company says the phone accessory is a copy of blackberry's keypad design. typo has been taking orders since the company debuted last month. american idol is considering a run for capitol hill. clay akin is assessing his chances for winning a seat in the house of representatives. if he runs, he would be challenging republican renee elmers in north carolina's second district. akin has no political experience, but is an outspoken advocate for gay rights. he has been consulting with the democratic national committee. spider-man is taking his final bow on broadway this weekend, before swinging into the smithsonian. producers of spider-man say one of the hero's first costumes will be put into the national museum of american history. the web slinger's costume is going to join a collection of movie memorabilia, including ruby slippers from the "wizard of oz," tony hawk's first skateboard, and a kermit the

frog puppet. 9:56, one last check with rosemary. any rain now? >> oh, the slight possibility coming our way on tuesday. for today, hazy sunshine, dry conditions and well above the seasonal average once again. temperatures right now, mid-40s to mid-50s around the bay area. in san francisco, 46 degrees. for oakland, looking at 45. for the afternoon, temperatures feeling quite nice. low 60s by 3:00 in the afternoon. mid-60s by 4:00. then sun setting at 5:05. settling into the evening hours, temperatures cool once again. upper 40s by 9:00 if you're going to be out and about for your evening. san jose checking in at 50 degrees. right now for the afternoon, mid-60s to near 70 degrees. 70 for santa rosa, 70 morgan hill, mid-60s in san francisco, mid to upper 60s along the peninsula, mid to upper 60s inner east bay. extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, slightly cooler tomorrow, increasing clouds on monday, could have a passing shower

tuesday night into wednesday. right now, really looks iffy. only 20%, the chance right now, so we'll be tracking it for you. >> any idea rest of the month? >> too far out to even consider. it's been tricky. the models just can't agree on anything. >> thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. >> be sure to join us for our next newscast at 6:00. we'll have the latest on the kidnapping in antioch. you can also get information any time on ktvu.com or the ktvu app and on our facebook and twitter pages. of course we have the 49ers special coming up next. and there's a beautiful shot of that 49er flag, waving in san francisco. 9:58. enjoy your saturday, everyone. >> go niners!

. 2nd down and 4, fooled everybody! collin kaepernick, what a game! just like last year, the 49ers will open the post season versus the packers, but this will they will have to do it on the frozen tundra of green bay, wisconsin, but they will pack with them anquan boldin to help the air game and the packers, after having their quarterback on the sideline much of the year with a broken collarbone, aaron rodgers back and healthy. we'll size it all up for