monumental art, the people that are in this emancipated state of mind, how does it stack up to the average city, as far as number of injuries and such, in that window of time? >> it is a remarkably safe place, actually. there is no pavement. [laughter] and you cannot drive your car. that eliminates most injuries right there. it may feel like the world is coming to an end when the dust rises and the colts the world, but it is not. it is true, your habitation could blow away if you do not secure it. but that is not the end of the world. [laughter] in terms of public safety, it is very -- and we have emergency response times that would be the envy of any city that size. we are very well organized. you are more likely to fall in your bathtub and break your hip. there are some typical injuries, but mild. we have had a couple of deaths, but from natural causes, one from an accident at the event site. of course, what city hasn't? we used to scare people with that. in the old days, just to let people know, this required hardihood. we put down that people had died here. well, they have died everywhere.

city, 57 will be the high tomorrow. that's almost 25 degrees what is average. kansas city well above average tomorrow at 66 degrees.we head into mechanics weekend we will be looking at a change in the pattern as the jet stream continues to dip down areas across the great lakes and northeast will be looking at cooler temperatures. the southwest and northwest you will still be looking at the generally above-average temperatures. a big story has been the pileup across florida because of the wildfire and all that smoke across parts i-75. unfortunately there's no relief coming up as far as additional precipitation to help put out fires across parts of central florida and south 1/2. we are looking at elevate the danger for fire danger not only today but tomorrow. >> i'm glad you touched on that. you talked about the fire down in miami but i don't know if you could hear the ltd. that joined us by phone also mentioned fog. >> fog, and it was also nighttime. when you have the wildfire, all the smoke and the breezy conditions. the breezy conditions pushed the smoke on to the highways so it's obviously a very hard to see when

average. starlike city is the cheapest gas for the nation. the most expensive gas in the nation is right here in san francisco. >>mark: we will be right back with gary radnich coming up after the break. siri is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. more weather and traffic on the other side of the world according to gary. soft fog to ban all we're definitely a super bowl team. we made it this far. half everyone wanted to win. and >>darya: with that, the giants will be headed to the super bowl. as both are all brothers lost their games. everyone on facebook has been in good spirits and they have been really good sports about what happened >>gary: their margin for error was pretty tight. yet u.n. all of these games because you do not make turnovers, eventually it caught up to them. it was a great season serious >>darya: ice costs >>darya: i was up said, i was saying to myself, you're telling me new york is going because they made a stupid kind! >>gary: you should have watched the damn game. >>darya: i watched maybe a half an hour. it really

. -- the average price of a gallon of gas has by. salt lake cityas the nation's lowest average price for gas at $2.86. l.a. is the high set $3.69. blame it on a smart phone. sales fell according to research group. cameras, camcorders, digital picture frames took a hit because more people are using the smartphones to do it all. coming up at 11 news, a dramatic rescue a seat all caught on video. a look at how the maryland's men's basketball team faired . >> pushing some clouds and eventually a chance of rain our way. the week ahead in just a minute. right now, the skies are clouding up west of us. as 37 at the airport, 40 ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> video captures this dramatic rescue at sea by the coast guard. they responded off the coast of the bahamas to rescue team of people whose plane crashed because of engine tro

we're about 33, 34% of average for most bay area cities on average. not looking too good.s time of year, when you do stage like this, the numbers, it really starts to compound itself. when you're 35% in december, it's not huge. but the first two weeks in january, and we're at 35% of average, that's a bad sign. the bay area clearly in view, it's clear there's no rain in our area. enjoy the nice weather, it has been very unusual. and we're all long time residents of this place. this is very unusual. i can't remember a pattern like this. i've seen bits and pieces of patterns like this, but not this persistent, and not out in the long rage. it is kind of strange. >> i guess enjoy it because it's here. >>> biologists say a camera set up on a remote trail may have taken a picture of the first gray wolf to visit northern california in almost 90 years. this was taken in november in the forest east of butte falls, oregon. at that time, gps data put the gray wolf in the same area as the camera. now showing the wolf is in california. wildlife experts aren't sure if it will stay in ca

we're about 33, 34% of average for most bay area cities on average. not looking too good.when you do stage like this, the numbers, it really starts to compound itself. when you're 35% in december, it's not huge. but the first two weeks in january, and we're at 35% of average, that's a bad sign. the bay area clearly in view, it's clear there's no rain in our area. enjoy the nice weather, it has been very unusual. and we're all long time residents of this place. this is very unusual. i can't remember a pattern like this. i've seen bits and pieces of patterns like this, but not this persistent, and not out in the long rage. it is kind of strange. >> i guess enjoy it because it's here. >>> biologists say a camera set up on a remote trail may have taken a picture of the first gray wolf to visit northern california in almost 90 years. this was taken in november in the forest east of butte falls, oregon. at that time, gps data put the gray wolf in the same area as the camera. now showing the wolf is in california. wildlife experts aren't sure if cheeseburger macaroni? [ female an

city. the average is 32 and 25. and the records today 72 and four below zero. now just about no wind. expect south of us, what's beginning to turn more to the south and southwest and that is going to allow very mild air. today out over portions of missouri, illinois, arkansas, in the mid-60s. that is moving directly across the ohio valley into our region. we'll probably be around 60, 62 degrees tomorrow. the same thing for wednesday. then a frontal system to the northwest. maybe bringing us a few showers late wednesday. but even behind the front it's not that cold. there's a few showers across the west lakes as that warm air is riding over the chilly air to create a little pit of light precept. we had a slight shower, some spots picked up as much as a trace to an inch. right now pretty clear skies, looks like they'll probably stay that way. here comes that warmer air. a big jump tomorrow the temperatures. still mild on wednesday. but more clouds and this front is going to stall out. little area of low pressure will probably give us at least another chance of sh

average. kansas city, 64. 43 in new york city. where is the cold air? it's up north. it's in alaska.ero. right now 42. they've had 15 days of 40 below or colder, and that's a record for the month of january. jo and that is cold. thanks so much, jacqui. that's going to do it for me. much more of the "newsroom" straight ahead with the ever so athletic don lemon. there he goes. he's got his helmet. he's ready to play ball. have a great week. [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail vacations are always wasn'ta good ideaa ♪ priceline negoti - - no time. out quickly. you're miles from your destination. you'll need a hotel tonight we don't ha

maybe 42 in the city. 56degrees tomorrow. the average high 41.mild mostly sunny day. 49 on sunday. 46 monday, 49 on tuesday. chance of showers yes, wednesday but still mild, 53 degrees, denise. >> that's nice. thank you bob. check in with jessica cartalia. they'll have the updated forecast weather for you. forecast weather for you. and a key member of the ,,,,,,,, >>> all right, stan is in for mark tonight with the wjz fan report. good news today for the ravens. >> featuring three good people if you will. three ravens named all pro, today. kudos to halodi nada. meantime a key spoken has decided to stay here in baltimore city. eric ducasta says he will not be interviewed by any other team to be theirs. decosta was heavily courted by the bears and colts but he's staying. as the ravens saver this weekend's record high after crossing over into the nfl play offs. don't compare them to the 2000 defense. >> what drives us to win a super bowl really has nothing to do with them. we have a ton of respect for those guy, what they were able to accomplish. se

that 29 in new york city tonight is actually a little bit above average. wind chill will get you. tomorrow, a seasonable january day in the northeast. sunshine, less wind. the warm-up begins in the big cities. by sunday, temperatures are back above average. how many times have we said that this season in chicago, st. louis and atlanta? with millions dealing with this teeth-chattering weather going into the weekend, at least some will be online tonight checking out caribbean vacations. >> a cold night on the lake in cleveland. mike seidel, thanks. "still ahead as "nightly news" continues this friday evening, the road for retirement for the millions who haven't saved nearly enough, some numbers that may be hard to hear, but key to getting back on track. >>> later, making history at 30 rock, 60 years of our friends of the "today" show. >>> our report a week ago tonight on saving for retirement drew a lot of comments from viewers on our website. a lot of them have questions about what to do if they're starting to save very late or if their retirement accounts have taken a hit. what doe

that city will also have triple the number of officers on patrol compared to an average night. and in redwood city operation silent night will also crack down on gun fire. anyone caught and convicted of firing into the air could face up to three years in prison. >>> there are plenty of free options in the bay area for a safe ride home tonight. muni, caltrain and vta will all be free tonight until early tomorrow morning. if you'll check out the fireworks along the embarcadero in sfraepgs, muni will run extra free overnight trains as well. b.a.r.t. is not free, tickets are at regular places but extra services are tonight. so what's the weather going to be like tonight? let's check in with rob. >> hi, we're going to see dry conditions for sure, but things may turn chilly tonight as air continues to dry out over the bay area. here is a view of san francisco as seen from the mountains. it's bouncing around, breezy conditions in this the hills. 54 dwres, our new year's forecast, san francisco one of the more mild spots approaching midnight should still be in the 40s. san jose on the l

separate appropriation approval in each of the city department budgets, subject to the border supervisors approval. based on our expenditure data, based on the average monthly spending by all city departments, from january 1, 2009 through november 30, 2011, coupled with three specific pending requests by the puc and the airport, we concur with the amount that the department is requesting. therefore, we recommend approval of the three resolutions. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor kim? supervisor kim: you had mentioned xtech was part of our local business program. is en pointe also a local business? >> they have an office here, but are based in gardenia, calif.. supervisor kim: how many of these companies are locally based? >> we have a set aside program for micro lbe's. four contracts, the vendors. xtech is a joint venture. cornerstone is a joint venture between one firm here in san francisco, and another international firm. supervisor kim: thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. why don't we open up these comments -- these items to public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment

city in one degree cooler for mount you. as we see where the temperatures will go into the afternoon we are above the seasonal average we will see a mixture of sun and clouds with the possibility of getting up to 60 degrees the same goes for redwood city. >>erica: now satellite and radar does show a lot of cloud cover talk about high pressure will rebuild as we head into tomorrow. we do not have anywhere whether to speak of we will see a lot of sunshine for the rest of the week. your seven day around the bay forecast the distress that. we see a car in temperatures, wednesday and thursday and probably the warmest days of the week. temperatures trail ever so slightly and we will sit in the 60 for the most part the still contending with some frigid morning down into the 30. >>erica: traffic is moving smoothly up the incline and across the upper deck. and over the san mateo bridge, it looks like we may have a small, but other than that traffic is unaffected in just 14 minutes from into in. as we look at the golden gate bridge south bound wonder when this is a pretty easy ride coming out of marin county. i did mention the fault r

single-family residence, value f $500,000, assuming a homeowner's exemption where they pay average additional property taxes to the city of $40.50 per year. and our recommendations on items 12, 13, and 14, are on page 9 of our report. we recommend you amend the file 11334 to reduce the proposed park contingency fund to buy $95,000 from $4 million to $3 million. the total appropriation in the parks department will be reduced in the corresponding to $62 million. the total, not to exceed an amount for the city park appropriation will be reduced from $76 million to $75 million. in all cases, it is a reduction of that $95 million. we recommend that you amend the file 345 not to exceed the sale of aggregate principal amount in these bonds, consistent with these recommendations that i just stated, which accounts for that $995,000 reduction. recommendation #three is to approve file 11334, not to exceed $11,939, as recommended, and we recommend that you approve file 111364, to release $164,000 in park bonds, also previously placed on budget community reserve for the bay trail lake. supervisor chu: thank you. if i could ask wrec

. >> reporter: families believe it's no accident that their city has an average life span well into the 80s. they say it's because they're sitting on a virtual fountain of youth, thr religion, which encourages being vegetarian. that's why many believe in their own unofficial commandment. thou shall not feed kids a happy meal. or a big mac. or for that matter, not allow them the temptation of a mcdonald's anywhere within this city's boundaries. >> we believe that human beings are not made to eat meet. >> reporter: they are among a healthy horde of townspeople up in arms over loma linda's first proposed mcdonald's. >> the first verse is genesis 1:29. which says the best diet for a human being would be fruits and seeds. >> i do want loma linda to be a healthy environment for my kids. and i know if there's a mcdonald's that my kids drive by on a regular basis, it will be harder to keep that healthy environment. >> reporter: the town city council meeting was packed when the issue came up. you would have thought a nuclear waste dump was moving in. >> mcdonald's, unfortunately, has a reputatio

average. it will allow baltimore city to have that area of predictability on a yearly basis. >> hayes says that the city will never catch up on a much-needed repairs under the current system. they have some of the oldest schools in the state. coming off of his state of the union address, president obama brought his campaign style toward to the baltimore area today. the men in cambridge as part of a three day retreat. he urged congress to keep working. he told house democrats to be prepared to push back against republicans playing politics. >> where they obstruct, where they are unwilling to act, whether they are more interested in party than they are country, more interested in the next generation -- election that the next generation, we have to call them out on a. >> joe biden also make today's visit. he told a group that he is confident it will be reelected and democrats will regain the house. president obama's rendition of al green's rendition of let's stay together apparently boosted sales of the single nearly 500%. the day after he bolted out of line at the apollo theater in new york, onli

oklahoma city well above average at 14. we're looking at sunny skies in los angeles with 21 degrees in new york at 10. let's head over now in europe. the british isles they're going to be seeing much of the precipitation here will be rain not much of snow, but that rain band is going to be stretching all the way towards southern skand knavian peninsula midweek. we have this redeveloped low pressure system that's going to be triggering some thunderstorms as well as heavy rain and then cold air in this area will turn that rain precipitation into snow. but clearing here in the iberian peninsula. lisbon at 15. madrid at 13. london and paris a pair of 11. sometimes heavy rain there and moscow at minus 12 degrees. you're going to see some sunny spells in your wednesday high. here's your extended forecast. >> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

averaging 10 degrees above normal. take a look at this. it's gorgeous. looking out from marin towards the city. 65 degrees there today. average high is 56. current air temperature all the way down to 38 degrees now in santa rosa. one of the cool spots. overnight will dip down into the 20s. obviously we'll have frost developing in the overnight hours. one more day of unseasonally mild conditions. first rain still on track to arrive wednesday into thursday. tonight overnight, 29 to 45 degrees. upper 30s across the santa clara valley. it's the 15th spare the air day of the winter season. do your part, no burning allowed for 24 hours. high pressure right about that diverting the storm track to the north of the bay area. it's going stay put, then it begins to cold which will bring cooler temperatures beginning on sunday. you're going to feel the difference. tomorrow's daytime highs, say good-bye to the 70s. 67 degrees the outside number. looks partly cloudy, cool and breezy. sunday through tuesday, rain by midday, north bay and wednesday's forecast, showers thursday, bigger storm friday. a cool hol

average. we didn't city a record today, but 55 in reston -- set a record today, but 55 in reston, 56 towards andrews. mild and then cooler, a light jacket for tonight, breezy and mild again saturday, a little cooler sunday, nothing crazy. we do have a storm passing south of us monday. we've been kind of tracking this all week. i think all the precip will stay out of the immediate metro area, could see light rain or a sprinkle down towards southern maryland. clear, chilly tonight, a one blanket night, that, low temps in the 30s, winds out of the southwest at 10. you know it's mild if even our northern and western suburbs are above freezing tonight. 35 in gaithersburg for the low, 38 downtown, 37 college park and bowie, even out to the west still above freezing, 36 reston, 35 sterling, 34 leesburg, middleburg and also manassas. so for tomorrow morning mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. grab your sunglasses, 30s and 40s, winds southwest 10 to 15 and by afternoon a cold front will go throw. it will throw a few clouds our way, but still mild ahead of the front, breezy, highs 54 to 59, winds becoming northw

are ready for war with homeland security funded military weapons fargo north dakota is largest city has averaged fewer the. two homicides a year since two thousand and five and yet that hasn't stopped authorities from fargo and its surrounding county from going on an eight million dollar buying spree to arm police officers with the sort of gear once reserved only for soldiers fighting foreign wars this is part of the thirty four billion dollars in federal grants since the september eleventh two thousand and one attacks now people are saying this is crazy our military our police is being militarized and to that william bratton who is homeland security adviser says i don't see us as militarized and police i see us as keeping abreast with society and we are gun crazy society so this is why we need to spend thirty four billion dollars on military grade weapons to defend us from the population who we know because we're the department of justice and we're not going to prosecute the bankers we know we need these military grade weapons to defend ourselves from angry people sure i mean when the bomb is f