49er faithful bringing the heat to the frozen ton da. we're with the fans ahead of the playoff game against the packers. a 7-year-old girl kidnapped at gunpoint is back home tonight, thanks in part to an alert witness. >> i'm thankful i was there. and a memorial rebuilt. why volunteers say a new tribute to the north bay killed

by a sheriff's deputy is even better than before. [chanting] >> it may be cold in green bay but these 49er fans say their team is red hot. tonight we're among the faithful who made the trip despite the freezing temperatures. good evening. i'm ken wayne. the 49ers are getting ready to take on the packers at lambeau field tomorrow in what could be one of the coldest, if not, the coldest nfl game on record. joe fonzi is in green bay where he found 49er fans all buddenned up in red and gold. >> reporter: the quiet city of appleton, wisconsin. 30 miles south of green bay. it houses the nfl teams who play the packers and today it hosted this -- [chanting] >> reporter: the 49ers held a

rally in appleton and people came. >> when i was little, i was a big fan of players, not teams and steve young and jerry rice just stuck with me. can't forget those guys. >> i was a little kid. couldn't watch any other teams. they were on monday night football a lot. >> reporter: how good is it to see the fans here? >> it feels great. you don't see that neighbor 9er fans besides one or two. >> that green, twhafer color that yellow. this is the real gold rush right here. 49ers. >> reporter: this is what you expect to see in green bay but even at iconic lambeau field in front of the statues of vince lombardi and curly lambeau -- >> 49ers, baby! >> reporter: you could find some fans. >> you came from where? >> santa cruz, california. >> reporter: when did you get in?

>> last night. >> reporter: how did you get tickets. >> we went on -- actually, she got the ticket, the packers' fan. >> she said let's go to the game. at first i said, i have to work and i changed my work schedule and i said let's go. >> reporter: well, you have a stereotype of what lambeau field is about. i'm outside of the field. it's the atrium. gratefully, we're indoors. today, it was a baumie 32 degrees -- balmy 32 degrees. they are saying it will be clear down to the 30s when you talk about windchills. so we know they will play football. we know it will be cold. reporting live from lambeau field, joe fonzi, back to you. >> thank you. dedicated fans to head out in the conditions. we know there is a windchill warning in place for eastern wisconsin. mark, it will be cold. >> they are gonna have a persistent wind out of the north. that will bring the windchills

down 15, 25 below. this is a serious situation. in terms of snowfall, there was a chance of snow. we were concerned about it earlier in the week. you can pick out the snow pattern, basically to the south, closer to chicago. in terms of the coldest games in nfl history, here they are, you can see the first three there, a lot of games around zero and subfreezing temperatures, there's the famous ice bulb, 1967 with game time temperature at least at kickoff, 13 we low. i think we'll be right about here with temperatures around zero. in fact, here is the forecast for green bay. here is the latest observation. currently, 17 degrees. winds out of the north- northwest at 8 miles an hour. a windchill around 7 degrees. forecast for tomorrow is this -- we'll break it down by the quarter. first quarter, zero degrees on track to reach 5 below. that's with the temperature. as we mentioned, dangerous windchills, could be 15, 25 degrees below zero with the winds out of the north right around 10, 15 miles an hour. back here in the bay area, completely different story. still cold here, not that cold. could be talking about upper

20s first thing in the morning and the forecast track over the next system with the chance of a few showers across parts of the bay area. more on that coming up. >> all right, thank you, mark. here's a live picture of san francisco's city hall, all decked out in 49er red and gold where the temperature is 56 degrees right now. bay area stores are stocking their shelves with 49er gear ahead of the game against the packers. lefties in burlingame made sure its store was full of t-shirts, jackets and hats so the fans can show their team support. you can show your pride by sharing our facebook page. search for it and you can click share. you can watch. game right here. kickoff is set for 1:40 tomorrow afternoon with fox coverage beginning at 1:00. joe fonzi will be live again at lambeau field for our "point after" show right after the

game. we just got word of a search warrant right now for a -- a search, rather, for a missing 7-year-old boy. a command post has been set up in the 7700 block of krause avenue. that's near bancroft east in east oakland. we haven't received a description on the missing boy or where the boy went missing in oakland. we'll bring you more on this breaking news as soon as we get more details for you. developments in the kidnapping of a 7-year-old in antioch. the girl was rescued and the suspect was caught. the girl is back with her family after being kidnapped at gunpoint in front of her mother. we brought you this as breaking news last night. alex savidge has more on how she was rescued and the man accused of taking her. >> reporter: a desperate search for a 7-year-old came to a dramatic end late last night in the parking lot of the antioch marina. this is where place say they cornered 343-year-old david

doug -- 43-year-old david douglas and rescued the young victim. it was around 8:00 last night when police say douglas followed the girl and her mother home from this walmart. investigators say he grabbed the girl, trettenned her -- threatened her mother with a rifle and trove off with the child. an amber alert was issued for douglas's tan toyota camry. >> we had been sitting next to that car for about 20 minutes. >> reporter: a few hours later, lashay burks spotted the car parked next to her. she saw people inside and it didn't seem quite right. so she tried to get help. >> i'm blessed to be able to help somebody else. i'm thankful i was there, you know, and i think everything happens for a reason. there was a reason why why i was there -- why i was there. >> reporter: police moved in and police say the man they took into custody may have tried to abduct a different girl just a day earlier here at the same walmart on lone tree way. >> this individual approached

her daughter and also approached her and noted he worked for social services and asked the daughter to come with him. the mother realized he was not from social services and he left. >> reporter: there was no police report made about that earlier attempted abduction on thursday. but during last night's search, police say surveillance video from the walmart gave a clear look at douglas and his getaway car. crucial evidence that helped bring a little girl back to there family. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. there is a happy ending to the search for a missing at- risk teenager in pleasanton. it's a story we first told you about yesterday when 16-year- old samuel brisk was reported missing. we're told the teenager was reunited with his family overnight and is now safe at home. an oakland motorcycle club came to children's hospital to comfort the family of jahi mcmath. the club expresenced support and gave -- expressed support

and gave hugs to members of the male. jahi is expected to be moved to an undisclosed location by tuesday at 5:00 p.m. that's the deadline to take her off life support. jahi says the family is responding to her. >> i said hey, jahi, she moved her legs and arms. heart is beating good. she's warm. she looks beautiful. this is the best glow i've seen she had. >> she was three claired brain dead after having a heart attack following a tonsillectomy. today dowzs of people took preventive measures to try to keep them healthy this flu season. a resurgence of h1n1 on the swine flu is prompting a rush to vaccinate before the flu season peaks in the next few weeks. patti lee joins us live from san rafael where the definition of at-risk groups has expanded.

>> reporter: for the first time, marin community clinics are allowing, even encouraging young adults to drop in for vaccines. that's significant because this demographic was considered low risk during flu season but not this year. free flu vaccinations for children drew dozens of kids to this san rafael clinic. also waiting, young adults who just wanted the shot as a precaution. >> we haven't seen more flew cases than usual. we do see that young, healthy people are seeking the shot. >> reporter: just last year, the clinic required young adults to make an appointment if they wanted the shot. but the cfdz cdc is warning about -- but the centers for disease control is warning about the resir juns of the h1n1 -- resurgence of the h1n1 changed that policy. now it's no longern the very young or very -- longer the

very young or old. >> i think it's more that group of people is the most likely group not to get vaccinated. >> reporter: in downtown san rafael, we met a 31-year-old who explained he didn't get flu shots because the virus rarely caught him. >> probably once every couple of years. i don't get sick that often. >> reporter: he had not heard about the cdc's recent warning that the predominant flu strain this season is the dangerous h1n1 and that it has claimed three lives in california already this season. including a 41-year-old woman from santa clara county. >> i wasn't aware that people are dying from the flu. maybe i will get a vaccine now. >> reporter: flu shot clinics in marin county are scheduled through the end of the month because the flu season will not peak for a few more weeks. there is still time to reep the benefits of a shot or a spray which take about two weeks to be effective. live in san rafael, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more details on the flu vaccine according to the cdc.

between 138 and 140 million vaccine doses will be made for this season. once you are vaccinated you have protection for the entire season. this year's vaccine does protect against the h1n1 flu strain and even with the shot experts recommend staying away from sick people and washing your hands frequently. hollywood is remembering saul zantz. three of his movies were oscar winners. he died yesterday in his san francisco home at the age of 92 after suffering alzheimer's 'disease. in 1997 he received a prestigious award for his consistently high quality of motion picture productions. a street car crash sends four people to the hospital. what we're learning from witnesses. then a memorial for the teenager shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy is rebuilt after burning down. why the volunteers who made it happen say the tribute is now

better than ever. plus, christmas comes late for some bay area fish. the project putting those discarded trees to good news after the holiday.

a muni street car crashed into a big rig in texas sending four people to the hospital -- san francisco sending four people to the hospital around 12:45 this afternoon. the four hurt suffered minor injuries. a witness described what he saw. >> the train had the right-of- way and then he just ran right into the 40-foot container and it was a pretty loud bang noise. >> police have not said whether anyone was cited for that accident. now to developing news, millions in the midwest and the northeast are digging out from a major winter snowstorm.

here's a picture of massachusetts. a fire truck was frozen while responding to a fire. look at that. now those same residents are bracing for a colder polar blast predicted to reach two- thirds of the country tomorrow. this new snowstorm is so cold, the predicted temperatures haven't been seen in decades. and that has many public officials worried. authorities are taking action now to try to keep people safe. >> reporter: just a day after much of the country got walloped by a snowstorm, now much of the country has to prepare for a deep freeze. the national weather service is warning on saturday night moving into tuesday in the midwest and northeast, much of the country, so be prepared for for life-threatening windchills and bone-chilling temperatures. weert talking about negative 50 degrees in some parts of minnesota in north dakota are possible. negative 20 in mid-atlantic states. in fact, on monday, the high is supposed to be negative 15 degrees and with the low of negative 30 officials in

minnesota have canceled school statewide for the first time in 17 years. >> kind of weather where in five minutes, ten minutes kids can get significant frostbite and the governor want to make sure all kids are safe. >> reporter: some are calling this the polar vortex has caused long lines where people are stocking up on supplies, bread, milk and eggs before they can perhaps get snowed in for a second time this week. of course, the deep freeze coming a day after the snowstorm buried much of massachusetts with snow, up to 2 feet of snow in some places boston seeing a foot and a half, philadelphia seeing 10 inches all of the snow and all of the elements causing at least 16 deaths around the country mostly due to traffic accidents. meanwhile, flight cancellations reaching 8,000 this week. 792 just this saturday. here in central park, the midday temperature hit about 20 degrees which is actually as high as it's been the last 36,

48 hours and people here are enjoying the snow for the first time after the winter storm but again officials warn that these freezing temperatures that are coming are dangerous. okay. so make sure that you stay bundled up wherever you are at least through tuesday. bay area airports are still feelth effects from the storm. we spoke to a duty manager who said there's delays for east coast flights. san jose airport reported five cancellations and some delays. oakland airport says operations are back to normal there. people who run the diablo valley farmers market are relieved their stolen haven't has been recovered. organizers tell us someone who saw the story on the 10:00 news last night spotted the white nissan abandoned on columbia avenue. they say the van was stolen early thursday morning from oakgrove road in walnut creek. about 6,000 worth of equipment is gone but they say getting

the van back is a big relief. >> in fact, it took us four years to save the money to get the downpayment to buy the man -- down payment to buy the van and to fill up the equipment. >> among the items that will need to be replaced were the small-sized tables and craft materials used for the children's craft corner at the market. in the north bay, volunteers rebuilt a memorial to andy lopez. that's the teenager shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. the memorial in santa rosa caught fire early thursday from a burning candle which activists say was a deliberate attempt to ruin it. they say the memorial is important to the community which is angry over lopez's shooting. >> our reasoning for rebuilding it is to come back stronger, to show everyone that we're not gonna let this get our spirits down. >> lopez was carrying a replica assault rifle on october 22nd when he was shot. investigators say the deputy thought the gun was real. the 13-year-old's family has filed a federal lawsuit

accusing the sheriff's department of violating lopez's civil rights. let's check in with mark and seep what's happening. we know it's -- see what's happening. we know it's been sunny. >> we all need the rainfall. that's becoming a serious situation. we're seeing a few changes over the next few days but not the significant rainfall we need. we're sticking to the mild weather story. a lot of 60s out there. even a few records to report. san rafael 67 is a record. mountain view, 67. sfo had a record and gilroy even in the lower 70s at 71 degrees. that was a record today. but widespread 60s warmest locations around 70 degrees. we're looking for the rainfall. we definitely need it. right now we're detecting mostly clear skies. a few high clouds out here to the south and west. current temperatures as you can see, cooling off as you would expect this time of day. lower 50s out towards napa and santa rosa. san francisco mid-50s and san jose still mild. right now checking in at 60 degrees. for tonight, we do have this -- mostly clear skies.

tomorrow, a cold start to the day. mostly sunny skies. we'll be a little bit cooler than today. forecast time line in san francisco at 7:00. 43 degrees. by lunchtime a 9. afternoon high on track to reach the low 60s. the extended, we definitely bring in more clouds. we could be tracking the chance of a few scattered showers approaching primarily the north bay. but that is a change in the overall weather pattern. overnight lows tomorrow morning, definitely on the cold side. look at these upper 20s out towards santa rosa, napa, san jose, 38 degrees. high pressure still in charge of our weather pattern for tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. highs in the 60s. there's a weather system that drops in. this will increase the cloud cover monday, tuesday. send temperatures down and even a slight chance of a few showers by tuesday. it looks like the bulk of the activity is not much. we'll be focused up to the north. here's our forecast model. a lot of clear skies for tomorrow. into monday. increasing clouds throughout the afternoon hours. we'll take this into tuesday. a little bit of activity here. we could be dodging a few sprinkles out there, a few

light showers. at least a slight chance by tuesday. that chance could linger into wednesday of next week. forecast highs for tomorrow. a lot of 60s. these numbers about the same as today. could be a little bit cooler. san jose we'll go 66. san mateo, 64 degrees. look ahead to your five-day forecast. we're waiting for the rainfall. but no rain clouds to talk about in this five-day forecast. at least significant rain as i mentioned, the chance of a few showers flirting with the north bay tuesday and wednesday. after the cold start, ken will be watching that football game with temperatures back up in the 60s and their windchill way below zero. >> we'll be warm and toasty and enjoying it while they are freezing. >> while we're watching right here. >> that's right. >> thank you, mark. scouts and -- and other volunteers helped fish at quarry lakes. they use donated christmas trees to build habitat under the water. fish managers say the trees work well as artificial wreaths in reservoirs.

say they've helped create a thriving population of the fish. we'll be back for the search of a missing boy in oakland. and fred ingles has a preview of the huge game in green bay tomorrow.

we just got word of a search for a missing 5-year-old boy. we've learned the boy, darryl carter, wandered away from a rec center, a command post has been set up in the 7700 block of krause avenue. debra is there. we'll have more at 10:00. let's check in with fred. everyone is talking about the battle in green bay. >> it will be about reaction time. they say reactions are slowed down by that kind of weather. the 49ers brought more than a ton of extra clothing for tomorrow's playoff game in green bay. three different sizes of cleats but today they didn't really need any of that extra protection. they had a short walk through at lambeau field where it was a balmy 32 degrees. the tarp was on the field so they moved indoors. temperatures are expected to plummet tomorrow. joe fonzi has more on the sports wrap.

you can watch the game right in front of your favorite television. kickoff is 1:40 p.m. and stick around foreign "the live point" show. joe fonzi is in green bay. no weather issues inside the dome today at indianapolis where alex smith tried to lead kansas city to the first playoff win. chiefs leading rusher and sweefer charles suffers a concussion. he did not return. chief lost four players to injuries. avery scored a 79-yard touchdown. kansas city led 31-10 at halftime. he had a 28-point lead over the colts in the second half. andrew luck despite three interceptions leads the colts in the second largest comeback in history. 45-44 and is smith passed for four touchdowns. on 4th and 11, dwayne bowl out of bounds before he secures the

catch. indianapolis advances to the second round of the playoffs. 45-44. the sharks started with the fourth best record in the western conference. they are not good enough to spot colorado four goals and still expect to win. it was 3-0. nathan for the avs on the break. goes top shelf. second goal of the game. 4-0, colorado. san jose tries to come back. but loses it 4-3. saints and eagles in the nfc game, saints leading. not like the first game earlier today. >> thank you. coming up at 10:00, we'll have more on the breaking news out of oakland where the search is on for a missing 5-year-old boy whose name we have just learned is darryl carter. we have a crew on the scene. more on that at 10:00. have a good night.

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