the sundowner motel. great. ♪ ...she's moving on. oh, no. it's out of business. oh, great.ve straight through. no more motels. i'm just going to get there. ( engine runs rough, then stops ) oh, don't tell me. now what am i going to do? hi. hi! hello. ( cranking dead engine ) do you want to roll down your window? car trouble, huh? look, don't worry about me. i was just taking pictures over there. well, why don't you pop open the hood, and i'll check it out, o.k.? o.k. try it now. ( cranking engine ) o.k., start it up. ow! ooh! are you all right? oh, my god, i am so sorry. do you want to sit down? look, i'm so... oh, god, i'm sorry. let me see. it's not bleeding. it's not your fault, it's o.k. i know it's not my fault, but it's my car and i feel terrible. i should get this hood fixed. yeah, that's a good idea. look, i'm sorry i scared you. oh, it's o.k. it's just with all the stories you hear, you have to be careful. so, should we try your car one more time? yeah. o.k., start it up. ( cranking enge ) m afraid i don't know what's wrong with your car. it's not getting any gas.

. >> reporter: the rain, wind, and cold rolled into the bay area at sundown. as this front moves in from the north, there's another more troublesome front coming in from the east. the flu colored in brown has been on a slow and steady march since november, straight toward california. it has sickened 10s of thousand, killed 18 children, and is being called the worst flu season in years. as one of the coldest storms of the winter moves in, outside more often might not be a bad idea. >> it's not the cold weather that's causing the weather to spread. but kids and adults are more likely to be indoors. that's where they mix, germs spread, we have more flu. >> reporter: a vicious circle and a perfect storm of cold and germs. but it's not too late to get a vaccination. >> reporter: the only people really up here are the owners of the new restaurant called the drive-in. and the front moved in very quickly. caltrans workers are on call to get the snow plows out in case they're needed tomorrow morning. >>> we told you about the life and death struggle after a man discove

official sundown was at 5:18.y the time it comes back up tomorrow morning at 7:23, we will still have temperatures below 32 degrees. right now, it's 60 in redwood city. san francisco, 58. upper 50's to the north in santa rosa. to the south, in san jose, it is currently 59. we do have an offshore wind out of the northeast rotating to the east at 12 miles an hour. in napa, it will be freezing. below freezing in santa rosa. 28 in livermore. tonight, not as cold but still freezing. 40's will be common across the central bay. this is san jose with a veil of high thin clouds. slightly above normal for this time of year. tonight freezing. cooler and cloudy by wednesday. right there, storm track. obviously well to the north of the bay area, due to a huge dome of high pressure that is now just settling in over the western states. as it does so, it's providing us with ample sunshine. and tomorrow, our high temperatures very similar to today. we're talking 60's at the seashore, except santa cruz, topping off near 69 degrees.

the official sundown was at 5:28. now that the sunset the temperature dropping off rapidly. in the 50s others tonight, another cold night, freezing throughout the valley. 32 degrees. concord, walnat creek, back out. below freezing in fairfield. we will wake up tomorrow morning to areas of frost. take a look out towards san jose where we have clear skies as well. the forecast, calling for a dry and warmer forecast. sure, north of the bay area right there. scattering precipitation across two states. otherwise we have a bit of snow flurries. taking an inside track. watch the future cast. see a little bit of precipitation in the overnight hours the forecast, a little bit of the late day breeze tomorrow will have the air quality on the good side. now, lake tahoe area, back into yosemite, otherwise, upper 40s. >>> temperatures tomorrow, going up slightly by a couple of degrees. low 60s in oakland. fix degree -- 56 degrees. this is your extended forecast. the temperatures above on thursday and friday. introducing clouds in the forecast on friday and saturday. sunshine, no rain for

the rain, wind and cold rolled into the bay area at sundown. as this front moves in from the north, there is another one coming in from the east. the series of maps show how the flu, colored in brown, has been on a slow and steady march straight towards california. it has killed 18 children and is being called the worst flu season in years. as one of the coldest storms in the winter moves in, being outside more often actually might not be such a bad idea. >> it's not that the cold weather is causing the flu to spread, but rather, kids and adults are more likely to be indoors. that's why they mix. germs spread. we have the flu. >> reporter: it's a perfect storm of cold and germs. the good news? not too late to get a vaccination. the owners of the drive-in diner up here tell us that that front moved in very quickly, the way the weather changed just like that, so all the cal trans workers are home sleeping now. they are on call just in case the snowplows are needed. live in santa cruz county, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> well, so many people in boston have

i think it's a little bit spooky, not a place i would want to come after sundown. that's kind of what's special about it. [ man sings ] >> we have a very unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's actually very peaceful so i would invite them to come visit and experience it for themselves. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> interesting i think i'll stick with the football though. super bowl xlvii will only be played once of course on sunday but with five days before the big kickoff, still time to run some numbers so let's do a little bit of that. prediction, machine.com looks at the computer models to predict the outcome of sporting events. they ran the matchup 50,000 times and the 49ers won nearly 67% of the time. they scored on average 7 points more than baltimore. the prediction machine has picked the winner in 7 of the last 9 super bowls. so some good karma right there. >>> a bay area man has been supporting the 49ers since their first super bowl back in 1982 and yes, he is going to be at number 6 this sunday and as cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran tells us, this year, a supe

. ♪ >>> finally, on our calendar, the jewish holiday of tu b'shevat began at sundown friday.alled new year's day for trees, it's become a special day for efforts to protect the environment. >>> and, that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. there's always much more on our website. you can comment on all our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, the brooklyn tabernacle choir as it performed "the battle hymn of the republic" at president obama's second inauguration. ♪ his truth is marching on his truth is marching on ♪ >>> major funding for "religion & ethics news weekly" is provided by the lily endowment, dedicated to its founders at tristan religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual, and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting.

official sundown at 5:01. with it numbers steadily going down. currently into the low 50s. meanwhile, we're looking out at the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving along. your overnight forecast tonight, a starry night. wednesday will be the second consecutive winter "spare the air" day. and we have a dry weather pattern in the offering even though a series of areas of low pressure is well established to the north of the bay area they are trying to make tracks towards northern california. bumping up genes a huge ridge of high pressure, therefore falling apart at the seams. we will see nothing but sunshine all the way through january 10th. here's how we stand as far as your precipitation of normal stats are concerned. a very hefty 158% of normal in santa rosa where this time last year we were at 31%. now, meanwhile, if you are heading to the high sierra, their snow content perfect right now. can we all say powder? can we say powder? >> powder! >> powder, powder, powder. >>> 30s and 40s and no snow in the forecast until the 10th of january, as well. tomorrow's highs 40s

official sundown is at 5:02 and currently we're sporting numbers in the mid-50s across the santa clara valley from milpitas through san jose, which these numbers are pretty typical for this time of the year. we're finally seeing our seasonal numbers. in fact, as we traverse on over to the northern and eastern portion of our bay area, napa is now at 54. santa rosa after bottoming out this morning at 28 recovered quite nicely. now into the mid-50s. livermore in the low 50s. also realizing 28 degrees overnight. san francisco in the mid-50s which is pretty spot on for this time of the year. at this hour, sausalito is at 53 degrees. now, your pinpoint forecast does call for tonight's overnight lows not as cold as last night. but nevertheless, below freezing in santa rosa which gives us a good idea that we'll wake up to some patchy frost in the morning hours. below freezing in throughout the tri-valley. 36 degrees in san jose after bottoming out at 32 this morning. upper 30s and 50s at the bay. sun-up at 5:02. a layer of clouds beginning to move in from the north. tomorrow, it is a volunteer

drizzly working from sunup to sundown as a carefully sift through the layers of dirt.ed there. this is a new site and only a hundred yards away from the crews on more than a hundred bombs last year. one possible victim of the speed freak killers is a long time is in hayward girl, michaela garecht. right now investigators are testing the latest remains bound to determine if they are hers. as they do that her mother is bracing herself for the results. >> even until such time as it is confirmed i just do not know what it would be like. if i would be able to live with it. >> wesley sherman time one of the convicted speak three killers claims his partner lorn herzog and committed suicide last year was responsible for michaela garecht kidnapping. >> the man who police say opened fire on the campus of a small opening college has been deemed not competent to stand trial. this is the suspects one goh and a previous court date. he is accused of going on a shooting rampage at tokyo's at university in april of last year. his attorney says that a psychiatrist determined that he suf

upload site has now opened a new project called simply mega on the anniversary of his arrest and the sundown of his file sharing site. also online today is there life outside our planet some scientists now say yes after a fossilized algae is discovered inside us for a long meteor right. now ahead of the twenty second of january election many israelis who used to support prime minister benjamin netanyahu are changing their minds he's now viewed by many as not being radical enough although still expected to return to office netanyahu is likely to lose votes to his former right wing allies as artie's fall asleep now reports he's the surprise success story in campaign one twin millionaire who says a palestinian state would be suicide for israel enough to be bennett used to work for prime minister netanyahu but now he's working at taking supporters away from him like this man who used to be a diehard supporter of netanyahu so he could party until these elections rolled around the likud is. a bus full of right wing members of knesset with a left wing person driving the bus as far as being i mean y

it's live official sundown was as 5:04 so seeing a glimpse of blue skies out there. tonight the coldest spots will be inland. we do have a big-time change -- i bow my head down on this one. i was saying the rain wasn't coming until january 9. computer models now say this very weak disturbance out over the open waters is going to be bringing us some rain showers. it's going to break in half that area of high pressure, clouds will begin to spill in by late on friday. and according to our futurecast, watch this. the rain begins in earnest by the early afternoon hours in the north bay. gradually sliding across the entire area by saturday evening. then another round on sunday. so we could see anywhere from a quarter to easily .75" of rain by monday morning. so tomorrow a dry day into the 50s. don't give me that look, brian. okay. 50s across the board tomorrow to 60 in oakland. here's your extended forecast. okay, your extended modified forecast. [ laughter ] >> we do have 50s every, single day with clouds thickening up on saturday bringing us rain showers on-again, off-ag

in may for a nice guy and toward sundown, we see the skies clearing out of it tonight and clear skies and dry, cold conditions with temperatures and the dew point near 19 degrees. that is the target area right now. a bit of a chill in air in beloit. a definite chill in the air but that doesn't qualify for bitterly cold. 29 in hagerstown. 40 degrees and fredericksburg. the clouds are thin and clearing out. most of the action remains well to the south for the next several days and maybe for the next week or so. that will shan't most of the precipitation south and we will stay partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures on the chilly side. lots of teens and twenties to the north and west but that core of cool air will not bother us and stay well into canada for a while. we will stay seasonal to slightly low for a few days and a warm-up coming in the beginning or middle of next week. high pressure holding strong tonight and that will clear out and give us a sunny day tomorrow. a weak disturbance moving through and maybe a few flurries in the mountains. pleasant conditions to the upcoming we

this could turn them to libertarians by sundown.ny watching them pretend they might cover a scandal. why else hasn't the press looked at lisa jackson and her secret e-mail account at the epa. no big deal, unless she is manti's ex. >> dana: maybe she was the hoaxster. >> greg: that is my point. you know who ises on the bicycle? lance armstrong. nobody knows that but lance armstrong. >> dana: from country of hawaii. freddie now we are really off-topic. bob, i am going to you first since i interrupted the last time. >> dana: he knows a lot aboutbe second terms. >> bob: first, was that necessary? >> dana: actually you know a lot about first term. >> kimberly: she was being generous. >> bob: that is fine. do you realize what i put up here? i write a column for "usa today." you know what he said about it? >> bob: the openings of these segments are so far offbat. i don't think a president got much of worse press than he got in the first term about the economy and jobs. the other things are not scandals. they're mismanagement. >> greg: you

it is becoming a daily routine for farmers to pick as many fruits and vegetables before sundown.arly morning freezing temperatures and ice made harvester's cannot start picking until midmorning. the delay results in less work time for harvest workers which also means less pay. on top of that, freezing temperatures there threatened to spoil the crops. >> farmers even said else some crops make it through the cold temperatures. if they are worried that fewer consumers will want to buy them. the fruit looks softer but the farmers say it is still very edible. >> in theaters this weekend, ryan gosling and josh brolin take on the mall, and marlon wayons parodies or flakes. april williams has a preview of what's new and the now showing. >> malcolm and his or friend has just moved in their dream home when she becomes possessed with the demons pere. it's >> the haunted house is rated r. perry i >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8:00. jan walhl will have her review of gangster squad. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the latest way for you to travel from the bay area to mexico. it we will be

. >> crewelwork from sunup to sundown, as the carefully sift through the layers of dirt. >> the fbi plansft. a day, to ensure that a little to no damage done to the potential evidence buried there. >> the new site is only a hundred yards away from work rules out more than a thousand bonus last year. >> one of the convicted killers claim his partner was a possible for the gross kidnapping. >> the suspect charged in killing two people and critically injuring a third in the citizen is in district on new year's day will be in court today. >> 19 year-old david morales has been charged with two counts of murder. the accident happened last tuesday when police received reports of shots fired from a vehicle near the valencia gardens housing complex at 14 am guerriro streets. >> a arriving officers tried to stop a potential suspect vehicle but the car sped off. >> the suspect vehicle then collided with another car driving north on south van ness ave. the victim vehicle this struck a pedestrian, and also killed a woman inside the car. >> would be right >> (male announcer): live from the bay area thi

right now we're at point lobos and the great highway and we came out here because official sundown was5:15. by the too many it comes back up tomorrow morning at 7:23, we have a beach hazard in effect from the coastline of sonoma all the way to san mateo including this beach for sneaker waves. these are dangerous waves that can just creep up on you as they lap onshore can cause people on the beach looking at the high surf to fall down and tumble into the waves and injure themselves and possibly even experience death. so the national weather service has issued that beach statement, also in addition to that we have a -- also, in addition to that, we have a high surf advisory in effect saturday and sunday. this does include mavericks. and that's why we have the green light for mavericks this sunday. but again, these waves could reach 20 feet in height on that beach. so if you are coming out for the big holiday weekend please keep in mind the sneaker waves and also the high surf advisory. reporting from the great highway out here in ocean beach, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> his success is ou

pilot and passenger were on a sightseeing flight sunday night when something went wrong just after sundownger says he was not sure he would even survive, so he first called his wife and asked her to tell their kids that he loved them. then he called police. >> we are in the plane. the plane is taking on water. >> okay. sir? >> yes. >> i need you to get out of the plane and let me know when you are out. >> well, i'm out of the plane. >> okay. >> i'm going to lose you. i'm going to lose you. the water is freezing. >> myomy. he knew his body was shutting down. within another 15 minutes, police fished the pair out of the water. doctors released them from the hospital just yesterday. we are told they are doing a okay. meanwhile in southern china a massive sink hole opened up in the middle of a busy city. that entire building collapsed right into it. no word on injuries but officials evacuated people in closed roads nearby. hours later. three more buildings reportedly fell, no word on what caused that whole thing. but accidents near subway construction zones said to be common in china because of

assessment teams are now looking into information gathered during a flyover evaluation conducted before sundown following near hurricane strength conditions 30 mile-per-hour winds and 6 to 12-foot waives are still crashing around the uninhabited island off the coast of alaska. currently the royal dutch shell drilling rig apps to be stable but there are concerns the ship could leak diesel, lube oil and hydraulic fluid. once the weather cooperates, marine experts will board the rig to take photos and videos to come up with a salvage plan. and jon, the rig ran aground on monday night. >> it's a pretty stout vessel. is there a concern that a spill could happen. >> money blizzinging equipment currently if a spill should happen currently though there are no signs of a breach. the top democrat on the natural resources committee congressman ed markey is sharing his concern saying oil companies keep saying they can conquer the artic but the artic keeps disagreeing with the oil companies. drill expansion could prove disaster russ for this sensitive environment. the an at that time is home to harbor seals

it's not a place i'd want to come after sundown.'s special about it. >> we have a very unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's actually very peaceful. so i invite them to come and visit and experience it for themselves. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> reporter: that's honestly been one of my favorite places to visit so far in new orleans. all joking aside, it really is a sacred place not eerie during the day but i don't want to be there at night, liza. >> that could be creepy but interesting. could be fun depending who you're with, i guess. >> reporter: a lot of history. >> yes. thank you so much, michelle. hi there, everybody. >>> we are going to talk about the morning commute. and got some interesting stuff brewing on bay area freeways. chp had to temporarily shut down all lanes of north 880 in hayward approaching highway 92 because of a hot dog cart that was stuck out there in the middle of the road. it's cleared up. traffic is fine north 880 approaching 92. the san mateo bridge is looking fine approaching the toll plaza. no problems

wouldn't want to come here after sundown.about it. [ man sings ] >> we have a unique relationship with the dead. not crazy. it's very peaceful. so i would invite them to come and visited and experience it for themselves. [ singing ] >>> there really is something special about walking through that cemetery. again, that is st. louis cemetery number one. now, our very own wilson walker made his way over to cafe du monde this morning. and that's where they are serving up their cafe au lait and french style beignets. cafe du monde has been here since 1862 serving up delicious stuff. this is what's been keeping us going in the morning. so i hope when wilson finishes there at cafe du monde he comes back here with a bagful of beignets. >> those beignet, three of them 527 calories so keep an eye on that, okay? >> reporter: hey, who cares? i'm in new orleans! we don't care about calories down here. >> atta girl. >> y'all. >> have fun, michelle. check in a couple of moments. but first, a little traffic here. and liza, you're a busy gal

. >> crews will work from sun up to sundown, at the carefully sift through the layers of dirt. to dig about five the day, to ensure that little to no damage is done to the potential evidence or buried in their. >> the new site is only a hundred yards away from our crews from more than a thousand bonus last year. >> meanwhile one possible victim of the speed three killers is of long time missing hayward girl, mich aela arecht. >> right now, investigators are testing the leg is the main south to determine if they are hers. and as they do that, the mother is bracing herself for the results. >> wesley shermantine , one of the convicted speed freak killers claims his partner who committed suicide last year was responsible for the death and kidnapping of the girl. >> the man will please say open fire on the campus of a small open college has been deemed not competent to stand trial. >> this is a suspect one goh in a previous court date. >> hoh is accused of going on a shooting rampage oikos university in april of last year. >> his attorney says, a psychiatrist determined that he suff

you got to see the markets after sundown. it's not just souvenirs you'll be shopping for.over your destiny. now, this is one of the more unusual fortunes that you can have done here-- not by a human, but by a bird. let's see how it works. now, i've had my fortune told before, but by a bird? yes, this is a feathered fortune teller. basically, you pick a question, master tzi picks the deck, and the bird picks the card. very cute. master tzi then interprets your results. mine said, "keep moving forward. "you'll conquer all difficulties. the future is obedient." so i have no idea what that means. i much prefer this chinese proverb-- "lady rests happy with bright future and full shopping bag." now, that's my destiny-- here in hong kong anyway. as if riding in rickshaws, shopping for bargains, and climbing a great wonder of the world isn't enough, there's a lot more of china to discover. but a girl's got to eat and drink, right? next up in my future-- a little bit of authentic chinese cuisine. here's a tip: [announcer] laura mckenzie'straveler will be right back. i didn't need t

at sundown you can see and that they don't emissions into the air.ho is paying them off -- who are they paying off to be allowed to do this? i suffer from respiratory problems because of living next to that refinery. less host: 01 president said yesterday on climate change. [video clip] >> we the people still believe our obligations as americans are not just to ourselves but to all prosperity. we will wrespond to the threat of climate change knowing that the failure to do so will affect our children and future generations. some may still deny the overwhelming judgment of science, but none can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires and crippling drought and more powerful storms. the path towards sustainable energy sources will be long and sometimes difficult, but america cannot resist this transition. we must lead it. we cannot cede to other nations the technology that will power new jobs and industry. we must claim its promise. that's how we will maintain our economic vitality and our national presence of forests and waterways, snow-capped peak

an orthodox jew, which means that you can't use electrical devices, over the weekend, friday night sundownin a 24/7 job? have you ever had to cheat? >> well, it's actually not cheating. if there's a matter of real urgency, it is totally consistent with my religious beliefs to do whatever i need to do to deal with it. the hard part is making that judgment of what's an emergency and what's not. what's really serious. and frankly, the hardest part is saying to yourself, that it won't change the outcome if i'm not involved. and i've found that there's an enormous amount of respect, has been from the time i was very young, working for speaker o'neil, from working for two presidents, to taking things that are of real importance seriously. and when the phone rings on saturday, i don't have to wonder whether i need to pick it pup there's no one who calls me. >> so you know automatically you need to pick it up on a saturday. >> they know where i am, they know how to find me. i'm never out of reach. i think it says a lot about our country that you can be true to your own beliefs and be available and

people there happy to see the sundown across the south after seeing so much clouds and rain this pastretty good. into the northern plains. this is where all the changes are about to happen. today things are looking just fine. tomorrow the temps drop by about around 20 degrees and monday we're going to be seeing highs for almost everybody here at least below zero or maybe into the single digits. so a very very cold one. out as cross west. things looking great. after such a cold week that we had. we're warming up everybody and we're seeing a little bit of air problems because a little bit of stagnation. see a little smog for folks out across the west. you will take it over those cold temperatures. all right, guys. back to you. >> clayton: i love smog. thanks, rick. bp gas plant algeria still under siege this morning by terrorists and an american hostage died yesterday during the algerian army's rescue attempt. peter doocy joins us live from washington, d.c. with more on this tricky story. good morning, peter. >> good morning, clayton. the american from texas who was killed was named fre