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's public school system assaulted by a student. this is one of the many shocking numbers you're going to here in our investigation tonight. our investigators found on average four city school personnel get attacked each and every day. the assaults range from minor to incredibly severe. we'll share a story about a teacher who was savagely beaten by a student and show you the city plan to get these statistics moving in the right direction. >> faced with children right now who have problems, none that you command imagine and to treat them just like we treated children in the 1960s is not the appropriate response. >> we want you to find out what the school system thinks is the right response, students who are committing these assaults and the struggle for some students to get back inside the classroom. it's a very important story you'll watch an abc2 news at 11. >>> the man accused of break or sneaking into the high school is expected in court. just thin beaumont is charged with trespassing. when police found him beaumont said he was bullied at school when he was a student. beach month said hoe came back to face his fears and check out the security. police got

pretty mild day tomorrow, san jose you'll hit 66 which is average. union city 65 degrees. 67 for brentwood. livermore 65. you'll hit 60. berkeley 64. alameda 64 degrees with more sunshine tomorrow. milder on thursday. warmer on friday. a little bit cooler. >> what's that? >> we got some showers to talk about. >> if everything works out perfectly, a tenth of an inch of rain. >> come on. we need a lot more rain. i don't see it coming. >> this is really odd. >> we need you to rain dance again. >> before the civil war, the last time it has been this dry. >> coming up, they made millions playing as pros. that's apparently not enough. the loopholes retire athletes are getting money from california, even if they don't live here. ,, ,,,,,,,, [ man ] it's big. quickly reconnects families. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. at least is the tourists died when a hot air balloon crashed in egypt. the balloon caught fire and plunged into a sugar cane field in the an

speaker not understood] office, had an increase of 70.7 percentage on sales tax relative to the city's average4.2%. these are real dollars contributed to the city and these dollars are benefit apparently have fallen onto the merchants and therefore, you know, at the benefits are not intangible. we are talking about tangible benefits. these are exactly the purposes of -- this is exactly the purpose of why the nonprofits were brought into being in the first place. they have been doing exactly just that. so, i'd like to ask you to approve this lease on the basis of these tangible benefits and the fact that the corporation keeps its purpose since 1988. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm chair of the board of the [speaker not understood] garage. although the current lease will run through 2017 with an option to renew additional 15 years, our board approved the new lease in order to participate in a capital improvement program. we applaud the mta for years of long-term planning that result in the issuing of capital improvement bond in july

here are some of the averages for cities on the plains. we will be tracking this tomorrow.emperatures are more moderate this week. from the cold and snow to the arizona desert robin ventura is getting ready for his second season. nice of him to join us for a couple of minutes to talk about this spring training going on. we know it is a little tedious at times. especially before the game. how has it been going so far? we were here earlier than normal so everything just seems to be drawn out a little bit longer you can sit them down but it is fun to be out there and have everyone here. it has been pretty good up until today right? >> i am chilly but i am not going to complain about it. it has been fine. he talked about guys taking care of themselves over the long haul here during spring training. >> again that is one of those things from this long spring training that we can take. we will get more information as we go wrong right now just rest him. can you talk a bit about how beneficial it is for these young pitchers that you have to have a lot of that. a lot of young guys c

we could get a couple of inches of powder potentially, around a 1 inch average for the city. areas north and west could get more. it's going to be a white wake up on sunday morning. weather will improve through the day. the chill is going to be with us throughout the weekend. we will moderate sunday, the cold air pouring in to the night out of the canadian prairies. the gates are open to canada. that's going to get the cold air flowing in. cold air across the great lakes generating the snow machine again. that next disturbance, developing and forming across the northern plain states, this system, which doesn't look that impressive will dive south, we think intensified a little bit over the appalachian to the west, look for snow from the system, beginning late saturday. tonight, 15 degrees. whatever little bit of snow is left, where you live, is not going to go any tonight. brutally cold. tomorrow, we are below freezing. once it starts snowing, it will stick well to any surface. could be slick tomorrow night with the snow showers, on and off throughout the night. blasting in t

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the average city to take less space is phenomenon.mpany, moving 170 people in downtown l.a. in fact, moving into less space, but the new space we have is the way to accommodate growth for 20 percent more people. so the traditional model of looking at employment growth and how much space will be taken by that growth, those models will be tested going for it. >> reporter: very briefly, a lot of money still on the sidelines, looking to get it to buy some of this commercial real-estate. >> a lot of money. as much as we have seen that will last for five years. the biggest factor is love to value. indeed as a seven it was up to 90-25%, and now you have 60-65, could begin to 70 percent, so it makes the buyers more cautious. >> reporter: thank you. you have to put down more to buy commercial, not just residential and i would not worry about the mortgage payments. all of the buyers of these types of properties are paying cash. ashley: must be nice. tracy: thank you very much. >> reporter: i know. ashley: a quarter till, time for stocks as we d

redwood city, san francisco, livermore, napa, 2-7 degrees warmer than average. south bay, 63-65. redwood city around 64. half moon bay, 64. 52 in the sunset. 64 in downtown south san francisco. 63 at sausalito and is a san rafael. 68 is the warm spot up in santa rosa. temperatures in the mid 60s to even 68 in oakland for the east bayshore. heading inland, 62 in pittsburg and some of the cooler spots to 65 in dublin. low to mid 50s here and carmel and 59. traveling today, 50s through the central valley. nothing going on but sunshine. 43 at tahoe and 60s around san diego. mid-30s tonight except for the san francisco, at about 45. how long this high pressure is going to hang around and how long these temperatures will be above average. thursday and friday that is when we spike near 70. a slow cooling saturday and sunday and for the holiday mondays, temperatures back closer to the average and low to to mid 50s for the rest of us and no rain and no snow heading up the to the sierra. >> you have to listen this closely, tonight on jimmy kimmel we have jessica alba, last night he found so

redwood city, san francisco, livermore, napa, 2-7 degrees warmer than average. south bay, 63-65. redwood city around 64. half moon bay, 64. 52 in the sunset. 64 in downtown south san francisco. 63 at sausalito and is a san rafael. 68 is the warm spot up in santa rosa. temperatures in the mid 60s to even 68 in oakland for the east bayshore. heading inland, 62 in pittsburg and some of the cooler spots to 65 in dublin. low to mid 50s here and carmel and 59. traveling today, 50s through the central valley. nothing going on but sunshine. 43 at tahoe and 60s around san diego. mid-30s tonight except for the san francisco, at about 45. how long this high pressure is going to hang around and how long these temperatures will be above average. thursday and friday that is when we spike near 70. a slow cooling saturday and sunday and for the holiday mondays, temperatures back closer to the average and low to to mid 50s for the rest of us and no rain and no snow heading up the to the sierra. >> you have to listen this closely, tonight on jimmy kimmel we have jessica alba, last night he found so

average? doesn't that kind of go to that argument? >> i don't know most citiesf that size actually the crime rate is lower than the national average. compare a city like that to detroit it is always going to be per capita. i don't think kennesaw probably has any more of a crime rate than frankfort, kentucky, for example and they don't have a similar law. has to do with the volume of people pushed together and like minded ney i tour of the people. i don't think you will see a lot of criss-crossing diversity that causes that conflict readily. >> judge jeanine: the bottom line is they are saying that we don't have as much crime where you look at chicago, no one is allowed to have a gun and it is like the murder capital of the country. and then kennesaw where everybody has a gun and there is nothing like that. >> the problem in chicago is actually because of places in that part of the country where you can actually purchase guns either from a private buyer or a gun show without any kind of background check. >> judge jeanine: you can make that argument in any town in

. >> reporter: right now city firefighters average about 42 hours a week. if any changes were to be made to the workweek, the city would have to negotiate that with the police and firefighters union. live at city hall, linda so, abc2 news. >>> all new this morning north korea has successfully conducted the third nuclear test. officials worldwide suspected some sort of thing happening after the u.s. geological survey deteched a 4.9 earthquake in north korea. while you were sleeping, state media confirmed officials in north korea had in fact detonated a nuclear device. officials say the atomic bomb was lighter and had more explosive force than those used in past tests. north korea's action defies the secretary consul's action to shut down the activity or face more sanctions and international isolation. it's the first since kim jong untook power. president obama is now calling the test a -- test a threat to america's national security. >>> another sad day for student in our area. grief counselors and additional staff will be on hand at manchester high. this is

he scared the heck out of press secretaries, but the average citizen in new york city admired him. he was a gifted student of human nature, but also a student of government policy. he had a voracious appetite for information. his candor sometimes overshadow the fact that his opinions were informed by tireless studies of the issues. over the years, many people turn to him for advice, including me. no one understood the job like he did and no one was more eager to talk about it. he was always available, always direct, always wise. i remember a time we were talking about how to tackle obesity. he said limit the size of drinks. no one will notice. [laughter] then there was the time he told me, that being mayor three times, go for it. what could i do? after he was first inaugurated, he said, "i will act as a one term a year and as a result i will be a three term mayor." he did the key success was throwing political caution to the wind. it is easy to forget how easy our city needed that kind of leadership. the new york that he inherited is almost unimaginable today. miles of abandoned bu

that is the good news. 98, 95% of average for most cities. this ridge of high pressure is living over the top of us and not going anywhere soon. you can see the winds working off shore. the fog, pushed away. one more time. off shore winds. land to see. it will get warm. that is why it was warm. one reason why it is cool too. skies are clear, winds are calm. temperatures at least in the 30s, low 30s and plenty of frost. that is the deal in the morning, you are sending the kids to school in one outfit and they are coming home in another. freezing in the morning, afternoon, mid-60s. that is how it goes this week. unusual -- not unusual, but cold in the morning. warm during the day. the forest headlines, tonight frost returns. tomorrow like today but warmer. extended forecast, warmer too. when i come back, how warm it will get into the week. we will see you back here. >>> you pay for yours, why is someone else getting it on your dime. we uncovered half a million in taxpayer money for a luxury. >> and a state prison system as a source of income? w

napa is three degrees warmer than average, livermore, too, oakland, and redwood city and san francisco should be in the low-to-mid 60's. to the coast, we should hit the low 60's today with that land breeze, the offshore wind, chasing the clouds in the cooler weather away from us of the monterey with a few spots in the 50's and 357, the rest of bay inland, low-to-mid 60's. checking out the state, low-to-mid 60's through the central valley, 39 and sunshine at talk show, and cooler san diego, 58, and low-to-mid 60's and palm springs. tonight, mid-30's again and 44 in san francisco for the warm spot. watch the wind pushing the clouds away from the coast as the high pressure takes over and it is mild to warm land breeze we will have all week in the forecast. each day we go up one or two degrees compared to the day before, so, low-to-mid 60's tomorrow, and low-to-upper 60's thursday and near 70 on friday. we pull back a little bit on saturday and sunday but still at average if not a little bit above. great weather for valentine's day. >> the super bowl of dog shows is whatting today and form

temperatures this morning, we are going to be dealing with cold temperatures, but above average temperatures. 32 degrees ellicott city. the winds playing a role especially as we go in to the afternoon. 31 degrees in pilesville. winds southwest, at 5 miles an hour. baltimore, that temperature is t not accurate. i'm going to get you an accurate temperature, we wish it was 55. let's switch over to graphics to plan our day. when you are waking up and 7:00, 35 degrees, 42 by 10:00 this morning. as we go in to lunchtime, 46. the temperatures are going to briefly warm up, it will be above average-type day, with the breezes coming in here, 46 degrees, feeling a little bit chillier than that. plan cogly. >>> good morning, i wish it was 56 degrees. it's freezing outside this morning. if you are traveling in arundel county, no delays on 97, nice and clear whether you are heading down to route 50 or north up to 695, if you are using the jfx, here is a live look at 83, north of the beltway, everything is moving along. an 11 minute ride traveling southbound, from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. looking at the other ab

get out and enjoy your saturday. 10 degrees above average for oakland. redwood city, 70.71. walnut creek, 70. concord, 70. mill valley, 67. and wine country, 72 degrees. alameda, 69 degrees. sunday we're still sunny. but we're cooler. monday, upper 50's. tuesday, rain. there's the change. and hello winter next week. mid 50's with scattered showers three days next week. so changes are coming, but after the holiday weekend. >> good. we need it. >> gotta have it, man. >> yes, we do. >>> you're not going to believe the story we have coming up next. the attack of the car-eating bunnies. how rabbits are creating a homecoming headache for travelers. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates you can use your citi thankyou points to travel

get out and enjoy your saturday. 10 degrees above average for oakland. redwood city, 70.eek, 70. concord, 70. mill valley, 67. and wine country, 72 degrees. alameda, 69 degrees. sunday we're still sunny. but we're cooler. monday, upper 50's. tuesday, rain. there's the change. and hello winter next week. mid 50's with scattered showers three days next week. so changes are coming, but after the holiday weekend. >> good. we need it. >> gotta have it, man. >> yes, we do. >>> you're not going to believe the story we have coming up next. the attack of the car-ea with this flu season being the most severe in years it's important to follow cdc guidelines to help protect your family. wash your hands often. and clean your surfaces using a disinfectant to prevent the spread of cold and flu viruses. you can trust lysol because lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill twice as many germs than any other disinfectant spray. and with lysol no-touch hand soap you have 10 times more protection with each wash. helping protect your family with lysol... that's our mission for health. toug

napa is three degrees warmer than average, livermore, too, oakland, and redwood city and san franciscoall where we should be in the low-to-mid 60's. to the coast, we should hit the low 60's today with that land breeze, the offshore wind, chasing the clouds in the cooler weather away from us of the monterey with a few spots in the 50's and 357, the rest of bay inland, low-to-mid 60's. checking out the state, low-to-mid 60's through the central valley, 39 and sunshine at talk show, and cooler san diego, 58, and low-to-mid 60's and palm springs. tonight, mid-30's again and 44 in san francisco for the warm spot. watch the wind pushing the clouds away from the coast as the high pressure takes over and it is mild to warm land breeze we will have all week in the forecast. each day we go up one or two degrees compared to the day before, so, low-to-mid 60's tomorrow, and low-to-upper 60's thursday and near 70 on friday. we pull back a little bit on saturday and sunday but still at average if not a little bit above. great weather for valentine's day. >> the super bowl of dog shows is whatting to

it would cost the average household about $100 a year. the city county will take up the tax measure at its march 5th meeting. >>> big changes are in store for downtown hayward traffic. starting at 8:00 p.m., march 15th, a one-way traffic loop he boo gins. the loop will put northbound traffic on foothill boulevard and southbound traffic on a streets and mission boulevard. the goal is to ease commute traffic through the area which is a popular shortcut between the 580 and 880 freeways. some local merchants opposed the projects fearing it would hurt business. the u.s. state department has joined the search for an oakland couple missing in south america for a month. the state department put out this poster of the couple, jamie neal and garrett hand began a bike tour in november and kept in constant contact with family members and friends on facebook but the posts stopped on january 25th. the next day they were to take a bus from cusco to lima and were safety scene getting in a cab. sometime earlier, the u.s. embassy issued a security alert warning ame

schools and city public schools are now the best improvement early school districts and over 50% of our schools now long way around -- [inaudible] fifty% of our schools now are above the state average and that was not true -- [inaudible/incomprehensible] the schools are always among the top ten in the state and but what you see is over 50% of the schools throughout the city are now above the state average and making some solid improvement and so that is good for the long term and if i can make sure that all parts of town kids graduate and have this opportunity, that is the good news for the long term and i spend a lot of time on it and why i'm trying to get 2,000 or 2,000 jobs for the 2,000 kids that apply for jobs throughout the summer but the city as i said, earlier we are taking a lot of our economic growth and we are having a maximum of -- [inaudible] that we can have so that the number it's may be up and quite frankly we need more police but it's not just the numbers and so, you have read about the transfers of the scene that experts have been bringing in that includes brat and the others because of the techniques in the past used and alongly and this has been approved and he

million dollars in refund for money mart barrowers reis city institution in that case averaged $500 per claim and are more than 800 claims were filed and it was a tremendous success and we hope hope i check 'n go effort is just as successful. to maximize rest city tiges for every borrower who is involved. i would like to introduce a partner in our effort in the money mart case is michael the executive director of the san francisco interface counsel and michael treive vairian who's representing from the office fnltd empowerment and kristinee the california reinvestment corporation and laurel pew ma'am mack from californiafirst five and the mission economic development agency and finally, johnathan sagaa chose were the commission economic development agency i can't tell you how important it is that this be a coordinated effort as many of you may be familiar in the money mart settlement we traveled you will and upand down the sate press confrontation in sacramento and reached ow to bars throughout the state of california to achieve an unprecedented level of success for a predatory lending

san jose 57 six degrees below average despite the sunshine. union city, you'll hit 56. cold start but mild finish. we're talking mid 50s for san rafael, petaluma and san francisco. here's your extended forecast. monday tuesday wednesday low to mid 60s with sunshine, noid upper 60s near the baby the end of this week. that's a truckload full of sunshine. not a chance of rain any time soon much to the cha grin of one ken. >> what's the internet say about this. >> the internet does talk about meteors so don't go there. >> one bolt of lightening is going to hit him. that's the only thing that's going to happen. >> we'll worry about it then. >>> coming up why a lot of people think the near don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. super

san jose 57 six degrees below average despite the sunshine. union city, you'll hit 56. a cold start but mild finish. we're talking mid 50s for san rafael, petaluma and san francisco. here's your extended forecast. monday tuesday wednesday low to mid 60s with sunshine, noid upper 60s near the baby the end of this week. that's a truckload full of sunshine. not a chance of rain any time soon much to the cha grin of one ken. >> what's the internet say about this. >> the internet does talk about meteors so don't go there. >> one bolt of lightening is going to hit him. that's the only thing that's going to happen. >> we'll worry about it then. >>> coming up why a lot of people think the near of the snake is jingsed because of what's happened in the past. there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting.

to your doctor. >> we are talking high temperatures today compared to average, san jose is a degree warmer and same for redwood city oakland and three or four degrees in livermore and napa. and san francisco is one degree cooler-than-average. notice how quiet the radar is, 52 in eureka for the keeler spots and mid-to-upper 60's from sunny big sur through the israel -- central valley. 70 in los angeles and palm springs. >> a high speed chase ended with three people under arrest in the east bay accused of stealing a car. >> antioch police say the two men and a woman were in the stolen car that crashes at the harbor street exit on highway 4 in pittsburg. the chase started at 4:00 a.m. after an officer recognized the stolen car driving on 18th and a street. the driver took off and crashed a short time later. starbucks has opened up the first location aboard a navy war ship off the cost of california. the navy rubs the coffee shun but starbucks representative are on hand to train the navy crew members. if coffee is not enough of a verge for you, look at this, the new luxury droid smartphone is hitting store shelfs in br

the tour stops in 100 cities every year and raises an average of 20,000 to $8,000 per show, a huge portionof that going towards the fight against breast cancer. >> offering free support programs, free education. >> if you missed this weekend's show, the next stop on the tour will be richmond, va next weekend. army navy took to the basketball court. sports is next. >> this is 11 sports. >> atlanta braves all-star pitcher join the baltimore orioles today in sarasota after signing a minor-league deal last night. health problems became a concern. he will still get the chance to compete for a major-league rotation spot in the spring. the orioles will once again need stellar place from the bullpen and players like pedro this season, the hard turning right- hander will look to return to the form that made him unbeatable last year. despite last year's magic, this is a new year. >> now we are in 2013. we are coming for it. >> is one of the greatest traditions and college sports, when army and navy get together. the two men on the basketball court for the second time this season. the army had some r

inflation this is caused will give the homeowner a sense of net worth appreciation but the average bank strong wasser the city of london can borrow a thousand times their income and they get paid based on that multi hundred billion trillion dollar leverage that they're floating in the game and over the past twenty or thirty years or forty years as going off the gold standard this is meant hollowing out of the economy to the banks and leaving the poor suckers who can only borrow ten times or income high and dry because the asset values crashed and of course what's happening now is that private equity funds like black rock are buying out all the homeowners in america that went bankrupt during the blast controlled demolition of the economy in two thousand and eight now those people are living like service in their own homes paying rent to black rock black rock of course you know this guy schwartz who runs black rocky's a terrorist he's a financial terrorist and of course he's cherise in the people in america who are now suffering as a result so back to this chart here that they lost their power their negotiating

the average salary on the street is over five times the average private sector salary in the rest of the city's economy. so these are good jobs if you can get them. >> reporter: the average bonus is expected to come in at around $122,000. but good luck finding one of those jobs. j.p. morgan is the latest bank to announce it plans to slash at least 3,000 jobs, or a little less than 2% of its workforce this year. >> looking at 2013, our expectation is that there will still be downward pressure on headcount. >> reporter: dinapoli's office estimates every one job on wall street supports three jobs in other industries in the new york area. but while more job cuts could still be on the horizon for wall street, dinapoli says we're not likely to see the full extent of changes in the industry for at least another two years. >> wall street is an industry that is still transforming itself. we don't really know what the new normal is at this point, and i guess the one bit of good news, especially from a new york perspective, is that we saw healthier profits, bonus pool going up, and that certainly should h

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officials in the city show particulate higher than average readings. the highest reading was 1 1/2 times above the government standard. >> reporter: officials are stepping up their pollution monitoring efforts. they have set up measurements at ten sites and will post the latest readings to the government's website. officials in fukoga city are going one step farther and will offer pollution forecasts. they already have six measuring pots and they plan to set up three more. the people in charge say they will notify residents by e-mail if it looks like the density of pollutants will exceed national standard. >> translator: forecasting is quite important to limit effects. we can advise residents to wear masks. and take other preventive measures. >> reporter: it's not just people in western japan who are worried. residents in other areas also say they are concerned. computer models suggest china's smog could affect a wide region. this simulation shows how pollutants could spread across japan, as well as the korean peninsula and other parts of asia. japan's

some of the projections of the computer model runs will take the average, a one inch range around the city and then into northeast maryland you go into a two to three inch range. a close call and much worses you go north of the state line. hour by hour overnight we project a brief winter mix early in the morning, watch for that and then heavy rain during the day as we change back over. that's tomorrow night, friday night into saturday. we have more on this coming up. >> thank you. now to a developing story out of los angeles where a massive manhunt is underway, trying to find a former police officer suspect of going on a killing spree. we have the latest in the search for the man police consider armed and extremely dangerous. >> reporter: police throughout southern california are on high alert as the search continues for christopher dorner accused of shooting fellow officers and their families in revenge killings. >> officer shot almost multiple ! >> reporter: he shot two officers in riverside killing one and seriously hurting another. >> they were stopped at a red light and were ambushed

above average for many bay area cities and sticks in here.hing i worry about are people with allergies. rain, we need rain. the pollen and the blooms. trees are starting to get fooled because of the lack of rain and the warmth. you will see buds come out on the trees. it is hard on the trees when we get the next freeze. santa rosa 88% of average. that is amazing to me. we have not had rain but we had so much rain in december we are still holding fair percent of average. san jose 74%. we need the rain. i don't have any tomorrow, i will let you know in the five- day forecast when our next shot is possible. we will talk about the forecast highs for tomorrow because it will get warmer around here. >>> the coast guard is expected to decide soon whether or not to call off the search for four missing boaters, including two young children. ktvu's jade hernandez is what is believed to be the family's last radio transmission. >> reporter: we can tell you we are live that coast guard station and we have been told they will continue their search through

>> big story, good morning, everyone, warmer-than-average temperatures at four degrees in redwood cityre eight degrees warmer than average and we top out in the low-to-mid 60's at the coast and low-to-upper 60's around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's inland but hazy today but not a "spare the air" day. >> sue? >> not friday lite but not too bad at the bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights on and traffic is bunching up toward the first overcrossing and now over to the walnut creek camera, northbound, 680, the contra costa boulevard before 242 a multi-car accident in the northbound direction and san jose remains jammed north 101 with an early accident at 13th. >> the amber alert continues for the one-year-old girl. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. iday. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, an explosion at the u.s. embassy in turkey. police say that a suspected suicide bomber detonated a bomb at the entrance killing himself and one another person. details are coming in. >>> breaking overnight. scare in the air. an alaska airlines pilot passes out in front of pas