brian webb is in oakland with the story. >> reporter: normally, police wouldn't release the name of a juvenile. they are doing it in this case because they believe he is armed and dangerous. so police are urging the 14- year-old mario to turn himself in and warning everyone else to stay away. the shooting happened inside this small oakland apartment where the brother and sister lived with their grandmother for the past two years. siblings said to be very close. >> i'm hurt, it does things. >> thursday, just after noon, neighbors heard two or three shots. a surveillance camera captured the 14-year-old with his gun in his hand, leaving behind his dying sister, 17-year-old, justice tolliver. >> treating him as armed and dangerous and the reason is, we have not recovered the weapon. >> so police spent a third day searching for the 14-year-old suspect now offering a $10,000 reward. the family is looking for him, too, a father who already lost his daughter doesn't want to lose his son, too. >> i'll call your daddy so we can turn you in. i don't want anything to happen to you. >> mario tolli

brian webb has the story live from oakland. hi, brian. >> reporter: hi. well, normally police wouldn't release the name of a juvenile but they are doing it in this case because they consider him armed and dangerous. they are urging 14-year-old mario toliver, june yes or no -- junior to turn himself in. >> reporter: the shooting happened in a small one bedroom oakland apartment where the brother and sister lived together for a few years, siblings said to be very close. >> i'm hurt, devastated and sad he has to go through this. >> reporter: neighbors said they heard two or three shots. surveillance video shows the 14- year-old brother running from the building. his 17-year-old sister justice toliver dead inside. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information but didn't want to talk any more about it today. >> don't want to talk about it. let's not talk about that. >> they are treating him as armed and dangerous and the reason is we have not recovered the weapon. >> reporter: so police and the family spend another day searching for the teenaged suspect

brian webb reports that her family, they still believe that she has a chance to recover at least some brain function. >> reporter: she arrived monday morning at a new facility in bad shape, but getting antibiotics, nutrition, and care. >> we were afraid given the fragile condition that she wasted away at children's that she might not make it. >> reporter: the move was made late sunday night after the coroner released the 13-year- old to her family. she was placed on a new ventilator, put inside a private ambulance with family members and driven away. arriving at an unnamed catholic organization willing to care for a brain dead child. >> and she will be in a new home where she will be treated. and not like a deceased body the way that children's hospital has been treating her. >> reporter: the family attorney said that five other facilities agreed to take her, only to back out for different reasons. the new spot is a secret for the privacy and security concerns after several death threats came in from across the country. >> it's a sad thing when you are fighting for somebody's rights a

brian webb has the story. >> reporter: when one bart officer shot and camed another bart officer this week, other officers on scene should have been recording video of what happened. >> as far as what was and was not captured, again, i would have to refer to the alameda county sheriff's department who is conducting that investigation. >> reporter: bart patrol officers have been equipped with these cameras since last summer. trained to use them during any enforcement action including searches like the one that ended with bart sergeant tom smith killed by friendly fire. >> if you capture some of the events or an object on video and it is in a system, it can't be tampered with, it is irrefutable what you see. >> reporter: uniformed officers are required to wear the cameras. at least two officers in uniform were on scene during tuesday's search. >> our personnel train for these scenarios. what they did, how they approached that apartment, it is in accordance with our training. >> reporter: but if reports are right and no video exists, it raises a red flag for oakland turn john burrett. he

live in san francisco, brian webb, kpix 5. >> all right, thank you, brian. we will continue to follow the story throughout the evening. kpix 5 news at 11:00 for the latest. >>> three people have been rescued from a car that plunged over a cliff into berkeley hills, happening on the boulevard near centennial drive just before 7:00 tonight. firefighters, they used a rope and a system to rescue the three people inside. none suffered any serious injuries as it will take a bit longer to remove the car. no word yet on what caused that accident or whether or not speed was a factor. >> and our other big story of the day, they proved that they are not afraid of a little cold weather. >> it is good. >> that's what did it. they used the last-second field goal to ice the packers to the divisional playoffs. the 49ers locker room after a hard-fought win on one of the coldest games. kpix 5 sports director dennis o'donnell is in green bay tonight. >> reporter: thanks, guys. hello everybody from lambeau field where it is still freezing cold. it's one of the coldest games in

. >>> brian webb is live. the 49ers are expected to be back any minute. i understand the plane landed? >> yes. the plane landed 15 or 20 minute drive over here to team headquarters. police moved in behind me getting the crowd out of the way to get the bus through. you know it was close. look at them over there. over 100. the most faithful 49er fans waiting out here in the cold for their boys to return from battle. they are the real deal. always out here at team headquarters. night or day. parents with their kids, grandparents, kids out here. when the team leaves they are here. when the team comes back they are here. they don't ask for anything in return, either. they just want the mayers and coaches to hear them. you can see it in their eyes. >> i called my grandkids, no school tomorrow. that is why we are all here in force. >> grateful. i love it. i love it. >> they are my boys. they did their best. i am here to say thank you to them. >> the team did not win tonight but they are still winners in the eyes of the devoted fans. so, brian and ann. i am looki

and as brian webb reports, the case began as a different investigation. >> vladislav miftakhov was adent at carlmont high, graduated in june of 2013. he's accused of making a weapon of mass destruction and risk ago katasny. >> on a snow -- caiaphas few. police surround a building where college students begin. what began as a pot growing investigation ended p up more serious than that. the russian born 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov now a penn state engineering student was allegedly found with a suitcase filled with a bomb and bomb making materials including potassium nitrate, fuses and containers of compressed air. >> i saw the name, i remembered getting one of his packages here, and then returning it to him. that was a couple months ago. >> you wondering what was in that package. >> a little bit. >> reporter: this is vladislav miftakhov's san carlos home where he lived with his family for several years. they refused to answer the door. the neighbors call him quiet and a loaner but tell me they -- loner. >> he's a dangerous kid. >> reporter: he told police he ordered the materials o

kpix 5's brian webb is in san francisco with more on what happened and how everyone is doing. brian? >> reporter: and several people were hurt a few taken to the hospital. the intersection where it happened look behind me already back to normal. crews made quick work of the clean-up moving two transportation giants out of the way in a hurry. [ sirens ] two very big machines met on the muni line causing minor injuries to everyone on board both. >> describe the impact. >> take a look inside. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: larry fisher one of only four passengers on the train was banged up a bit. but his wife was wheeled away with injuries to her legs. >> we were in the front seat and my wife had her leg pinned underneath the seat. behind the grading on the front. they had to rip the seat out to get her leg out. >> reporter: it happened at a busy intersection embarcadero and bay street just after noon. passengers and witnesses insist the truck ran a red light. the train couldn't stop in time. alexis heard the crash from his train on the next line over. >> but this kind of stuff we

brian webb is -- with what fans can expect and he's live if front of san francisco city hall lit up in red and gold tonight. >> reporter: hi ann yes, city hall looks great tonight. in green bay not so much. the temperature tonight in green bay is 12 degrees which is about 12 degrees warmer than it will be tomorrow for the game. the 49ers were welcomed to wisconsin with a blast of cold weather with more on the way. players signed autographs for fans. some of them on the fickle side. >> i hope for a packers' victory but hopefully kaepernick plays well. >> reporter: at green bay's lambeau field. slippery seats and sidewalks were shoveled and salted. the team offering free coffee and hot chocolate during the game and urging fans to wear at least three layers of clothing. socks sweaters and thermal underwear are flying off store shelves. >> just going to have like pockets full of hand warmers is as many layers as i can put on i guess. >> reporter: the bitter cold is drawing comparisons to the infamous ice bowl of 197. game time -- 1967. game time temperatures that day 13 below zero and wind

brian webb, kpix5. >> bail is set now at a half million dollars and he'll be back in court next week. >>> twin brothers from san jose are behind bars for allegedly killing a man at a birthday party. 18-year-old ahn and duc tong are used of stabbing a san jose state student to death. the victim is a 22-year-old named richard phan. police say the victim was trying to break up a fight yesterday. invited to the party but ta >> having identical twins does pose a problem obviously, but again i think that through independent interviews, suspect interviews and then evidence that was gathered at the scene, i think that we're confident that again we have the individuals that were responsible. >> police say the twins were not originally invited to the party but tacked along with a friend who was -- tagged along with a friend who was invited. >>> south san francisco police hope someone recognizes the guy in this sketch. he is accused of walking into the girls locker room naked, believed to be in his 40s about 6 feet tall. police say the man exposed himself to a group of high school cheerleaders a

reporting from belmont, brian webb, kpix 5. >> miftakhov's bail is set at a half million dollars. he is due back in court next week. >>> some brothers from san jose are behind bars for allegedly killing a man at a birthday party. 18-year-olds are accused of stabbing a 22-year-old man. the victim was trying to break up a fight sunday morning when he was killed. >> having identical twins poses a problem obviously. but again, i think that through independent interviews, suspect interviews, and then evidence that was gathered at the scene, i think that we're confident that again that we have the individuals that were responsible. >>> police say the identical twins were not invited to the party but tagged along with a friend who was invited. >>> south san francisco police are hoping someone will recognize a flasher. the man in this sketch is accused of walking into a girl's locker room naked #south san francisco high school on b street. he is believed to be in his 40s, 5'10. the man exposed himself allegedly to a group of cheerleaders on january 13, then took off. >>> metered parking i

brian webb is in san francisco with how the city will protect its vintage trolley car collection andable cars. >> reporter: first of all, you know these power lines over market street the ones that run the buses? they will be deenergized just in case an overexcited or under the influence fan tries to reach out and touch one. but also, san francisco's he is torque cable cars and streetcars will come off the rails during and after the game win or lose. muni officials say they are trying to protect the cars and people rowdy fans, troublemakers, plus their workers, and people who may get caught up in the middle. buses will replace the cable and streetcars in most cases and again that's just late sunday afternoon through sunday night. but the folks we talked to out here, mostly tourists, don't really seem to like the idea. >> we'd be really shocked as a tourist -- i didn't know about it and i'm not at all happy because i bought a three day pass. that's not much use now is it? >> i think cable cars are part of san francisco. we're so excited about the game and i don't think they should do

kpix 5's brian webb is in san francisco with more on what happened. brian? >> reporter: ann, several people were hurt a few taken to the hospital. the intersection where it happened though, already back to normal. crews made quick work of the clean-up moving two transportation giants out of the way in a hurry. [ sirens ] two very big machines met on the muni line causing minor injuries to everyone on board both. describe the impact. >> take a look inside. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: larry fisher one of only four passengers on the train was banged up a bit but his wife had injuries to her legs. >> we were in the front seat and my wife had her leg pinned underneath the seat in the grading on the front. they had to rip the seat out to get her leg out. >> reporter: it happened at a busy intersection embarcadero and bay street just after noon. passengers and witnesses insist the truck ran a red light. the train couldn't stop in time. alexis heard the crash from his train on the next line over. >> but this kind of stuff we deal with every day. you know. people g

brian webb? >> reporter: sports bars will be packed all across the bay area. a big party in the mission district. tonight beautiful city hall in red and gold but there might be something else we see and that's trouble. so the city is trying to stay one step ahead in that game. san francisco without the cable cars? it's kind of like coffee without the cream. even if it's only off the menu for a half day. >> i think cable cars are part of san francisco. >> total -- not only for san francisco but for everybody, san francisco and everybody. >> reporter: they will come off the rails seasoned afternoon and evening -- sunday afternoon and evening during and after the game win or lose. >> i didn't know about this and i'm not at all happy because i bought a three day pass. that's not much use now is it? >> reporter: the power lines that run the buses will be deenergized in case an overly excited fan orened the influence fan -- or under the influence fan gets to touch it. muni says the measures are comment to protect people and property. it wasn't that long ago after th

live in santa clara, brian webb, kpix5. >> and look at this. it seems like most of the country is pulling for the 9ers in tomorrow's game. facebook put this together based on user likes. >>> the san mateo sheriff's county is asking for help to find a bank robber. this man walked into a chase bank in millbrae and asked for money. he is described as about five feet, six inches tall with a thin build. >>> a massive copper theft left morgan hill in the dark. the thieves vandalized 15 street lights. they stole about half a mile of copper. it is not clear how much it will cost to replace it. >>> police in san pablo had some good news to share. they did not have a single homicide in 2013. that is the first time that has happened in 20 years. other bay area cities didn't fare as well. the annual prayer walk for peace was held to remember people killed in san francisco. there were 54 of them. each person today carried a cross with the person's name. most had lost a friend or family member. they staid the walk is a step toward healing. >> we are motherin

. >>> jahi mcmath in a new facility this morning but kpix 5's reporter brian webb explains her family won't say where because of death threats. >> reporter: jahi mcmath arrived monday morning at a new facility in bad shape but getting antibiotics, nutrition and care. >> we were all very afraid given the fragile condition as she wasted away at children's she might not make it. >> reporter: the move was made last sunday night when the coroner released the 13-year- old to her family. she was placed on a new ventilator, put inside a private ambulance with family and driven away arriving at an unnamed catholic organization. >> we have new home where she's going to be treated like the innocent little girl that she is and not like a deceased body the way children's hospital has been treating her. >> reporter: the attorney said five other facilities agreed to take mcmath only to back out for different reasons. the new spot is a secret for privacy and security concerns after several death threats came in from across the country. >> it's a sad sad thing when you are fighting for somebody's righ

kpix 5's brian webb reports she is being called a hero tonight after helping save a student's life. >er: that student wasn't back at school today, but i am told she is doing much better, all thanks to that school nurse at a time when school nurses are in short supply. >> 1326 pennsylvania boulevard. they are responding to an unconscious child in the office. the nurse is starting cpr. >> monday morning, high land's elementary school a little girl passed out in class. nurse connie came to the rescue. >> i went in and checked. i tried like you do to shake -- tried to awaken her. i thought that was all it was. >> the student was moved to the nurse's office where her breathing went from bad to worse to almost nothing. that's when connie's 50 years of experience kicked in with life saving cpr. >> her breathe became very shallow and then almost minimal. so then i did the respiratory part of cpr. after that she started breathing again. >> 2700. there was a the amount of school nurses in the state of california in to 02. that number now nearly cut in half, mostly because of bum it cuts the. na

brian webb has more on the team as they left san francisco. >> the players are gone. the fans are gone. it was an impressive scene here at team headquarters in santa clara. let me show you a video from chopper five. in the san jose airport. the team going from separate but -- several luxury buses. they are in the air on their way to seattle. a day earlier than the usually go. some of the players came up with the idea. they thought it would be a good idea. and help the team to be together in extra day. they got a send off for football kings. >> they could hardly contain themselves. fans brother children. some brought their luckyks this the fans did their part too. >> brian webb, with a talk about the fans coming this way. also, the players coming this way. we had a team that came in last night headed by john york, the owner of the 49ers. i bumped into him today. >> it is not all about football? >> it is all about football. there are a lot of other things that go into that. you have to make sure you are healthy. >> what is the mood? >> there are a lot of seahawks fans o

brian webb in oakland. thank you. >> b.a.r.t just rights fur leased a statement saying the entire organization is deeply saddened by this event. we ask the public to keep the officer's family in its thoughts and prayerest. of course, we will continue to monitor the late. we will bring you another live report at 6:30. >>> the mta just approved a pilot program to continue letting private shuttle buses use muni stops in san francisco. but mark kelly shows us proa are angry -- protesters are angry saying these tech companies are taking over the city. >>> an ordinary bus stop, a regular commute until dozens of protesters took over eight between market and mission. two private shuttles, facebook google headed down the peninsula held hostage for 25 minutes. unsuspecting riders now late for work. >> this is frustrating. test of it is all blown out of proportion. >> protesters are angry over the rise of these shuttles in san francisco. there are 35,000 boardings a day just in the city. and, protesters say the privat

our brian webb joins us with an update. >> reporter: her family won't tell us where she is. but her mother is with her. the family still hopes she can make a recovery and believe this new place, wherever it is is her best chance. >> jahi mcmath arrived monday morning at a new facility in bad shape but getting nutrition and care. >> we were all very afraid that given the frag -- fragile condition she got to at children's she would waste away. >> her new home she will be treated like teachers innocent little girl that she is and note like a deceased body the way children's hospital has been treating her. >> the family attorney said five other facilities agreed to take jahi mcmath only to back out for different reasons. the new spot is private and security concerns after several death threats came in across the country. >> it is a sad thing when you are fighting for somebody's rights and people feel this need to vomit their hatred. >> to the families n move brings relief and hope. they say what happened to jahi next is in god's hands, not in the hands of a hospital. >> we can't

kpix 5's brian webb has been following this story. >> reporter: and the alameda county sheriff's office is handling this investigation but they refuse to say what if any video exists and won't let us know until the entire investigation is complete. when one bart officer shot and killed another bart officer this week, other officers on scene should have been recording video of what happened. >> as far as what was or was not captured, again, i will have to defer to the alameda county sheriff's department who is conducting that investigation. >> reporter: bart patrol officers have been ee equipped with these cameras since last summer trained to use them during any enforcement action including searches like the one that ended with bart sergeant tom smith killed by friendly fire. >> if you capture some events or object on video and it's in a system that can't be tampered with, it's irrefutable what you see. >> reporter: plainclothes detectives are not required to wear the cameras but uniformed officers are. at least two officers in uniform were on scene during tuesday's search. >> our person

brian webb tells us it was all found out by a parent who did some digging. >> reporter: coach charlie jones told youth hockey officials it was consensual sex with hisingful. took more than a year to realize that story had been watered down drastically. >> inside oakland's ice center a convicted sex offender coached youth hockey for more than aerier. not something hockey moms and dads want to hear. >> had not heard about that. that makes me a little concerned. >> it is shocking that it happens and it should never happen. >> coach charlie jones coached 9, 10, rain 11-year-olds. but soon stories of his sorted past seep to the surface. jones was accused of raping an unconscious 15-year-old girl after giving her and her friend alcohol in michigan in 2003. >> did you notify the team that you were a convicted sex offender. >> reporter: jones pled down to attempted rape so the victim would not have to testify. since it happened in another state, the conviction never followed him here. that is how jones managed to skate buy. that is until a parent who also happens to be a private i started dig

brian webb is where the locals are getting ready for an influx of fans. brian. >> today we learned the next home game for the 49ers will be here at levi stadium. but there's still some football to be played this season, but to watch that game tomorrow, you'll have to get up a little early. >> at david's restaurant right across the street from the stadium, they are getting the eggs, bacon, and bloody mary's ready for a crowd filled with 49er fans. >> basically, it doesn't matter if it's in the evening, night, whatever. >> yo and you plan to be here tomorrow? >> i'll be here. >> the curtain fell on future football games at the infamous 50-year-old candle stick park. a handful of fans lined up for an inside tour taking their kids to see what will soon become a part of nfl history. >> i want to see harbaugh's office. >> yeah. to see the history behind it all and maybe get on the field, take some photos. >> while you still can. >> exactly. >> taking over for the stick, the shiny new $1.2 billion levi stadium still under construction. the valdez family, two hour

reporting from belmont, brian webb, kpix5. >> the police say they found the journal of the 19-year-oldthe journal the police say the teenager expressed general unhappiness with life. but, they still are not sure what set him off. not clear if he knew any of the victims. >>> b.a.r.t service is back to normal after a tricky rescue. they had to figure out what caused a woman to fall on to the tracks and get stuck under a train. the woman was taken to the hospital. her condition has not yet been released. >> the police are serving for a man who was shot. a man in a minivan. >> i feel safe living here. i am never worry about it if i am in a group. >> it does not shake your faith? >> no. we stay in groups. other than that, not anying different. >> the suspect is described as a white man in his 20s with a mustache, he was last seen wearing a hoody and black pants. >>> also tonight, churchgoers in vac sreul are standing by their pastor who has been accused of pretty serious sins. pastor mark lewis was arrested this month for arson after allegedly trying to burn his ex- girlfriend's house down.

brian webb is telling us what is causing the big back-up. brian?juliet, we're in the thick of it still eastbound on the 24 about a mile before the tunnel going all of ten miles an hour right now, and things are pretty backed up. see for yourself as i switch cameras here to give you a front-facing look out in front of the car here. you can see it is bumper-to bumper brake lights everywhere you look. i am told by our crews this goes back all the way to the 580, but as i found out today, that new tunnel was never meant to make the evening commute any easier. two words that usually don't work well together. just ask victor who drives and delivers vino on both sides of the board. >> i'm -- it didn't help much at all? >> not really. >>reporter: the tunnel was finished ahead of schedule and under budget back in november. two months later, the rush hour still looks and feels about the same. long and painful. the floor was never meant to help drivers during the worst of the rush hour, but to give both directions to tunnels at all times. >> there's still som

. >> brian webbs, kpix 5. >> okay, how about the game? niners took control third quarter kaepernick ran it in for a 40 yard touchdown imitating him with the super man think and then did his own thing. niners defense made things miserable for mr. newton and they were held scoreless in that second half, the 49ers win it and play there next sunday for a trip to the super bowl. >> the 49ers will run into the loudest fans there. the fans who call themselves the 12 man set records for noise this season. tickets go on sale today but if you have a california address they make you do that. we found some of the faithful making the trip anyway. >> these two say they will be there come sunday to cheer on their be loved49ers. >> yeah, we are going to do that. >> they got friends to buy tickets for them. >> easily thousands of dollars but worth it. >> for fans who don't have addresses in the nfc west the only way to get tickets is to get them in that market. california is restricting tickets to protect their 12th man advantage. some niner fans are call

accused of possessing a weapon of mass destruction got the materials for the explosives and kpix5's brian webb talked to former classmates who thought the teen was a little weird. >> carl was buzzing monday. the first day back at school since a former classmate was accused of making a weapon of mass destruction. >> a lot of them are like, wow, he's quiet, but yeah, they're surprised. >> 19-year-old now a pen state engineering student was arrested for a marijuana growing operation. but when police searched his apartment, they found a suitcase with a bomb and bomb making materials. like pee tas potassium nitrate. lived in this home with his family for several years. friends and neighbors call him kind, quiet, and a little weird. >> he's weird, but he's not weird. but yeah. i don't know. i liked him. >> pennsylvania police say he ordered the materials off the internet to quote, blow things up, but planned to do it in an open field, not to hurt anyone. >> he was a genuinely kind person. i don't think he would try to hurt people. he was intrigued by the chemistry and led him down the drain, you kno

as brian webb reports, flu shots are in demand and no one is exempt from the virus no matter how healthyer: we learned today a few isolated walgreens stores in the bay area are temporarily out of the vaccine due to the demand. overall, the supply, there's plenty of it and plenty of time. but this year, you want to think about getting the flu shot especially if you are young. the h1n1 flu sweeping across california is now officially considered widespread. some are ready, others not. >> i never had flu shots. >> reporter: are you worried about getting sick? >> no. i'm healthy. >> i haven't gotten the flu in 10 years. i never got a flu shot and i feel very safe. >> reporter: the virus started early this year killing 13 in the bay area so far, most of them under the age of 65. doctors don't know why it's hitting young people hard but think it's either older people who built up better immunity or something about this strain makes young bodies react more violently. >> i'm told that it may be your own immune response to the flu that's making some of the younger people sicker. >> reporter: the f

brian webb tells us below freezing temperatures don't seem to scare some 9ers fans. >> reporter: the mayors of both san francisco and green bay did their friendly wager thing and look at city hall behind me decked out in red and gold tonight in honor of the game. the team is encouraging fans to come to green bay with what will be either the second or third coldest pro football game in history. >> you can do it we. >> he can do it. >> reporter: talk about true fans. milton cheek and keith alexander are leaving sunny san francisco to follow the 49ers to one of the coldest places in the country. >> hey, i believe in my team. i love 'em. i love everything about them. >> negative 30, negative 50, don't matter. we'll be there. >> reporter: the bay area construction coworkers and candlestick season ticketholders paid $300 a ticket to sit on frozen bleachers made of metal in temperatures that will rival the surface of mars. >> if my team can go out there and do it, so can the fans. >> reporter: game time temperatures are expected to be around 0, wind chill minus 30. i'm in the walk-in cooler

. >> but as brian webb shows us, watching the nail-biting finish generated its own heat. >> yes. it did. >> reporter: nice and warm here in san francisco. nice game to watch it here. so many fans spilled out on the sidewalk. some of them don't want to go home tonight after cheering their team to victory. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: inside green sports bar, wall-to-wall 49er fans, every seat taken, every eye on the game. >> here you get the excitement of the crowd. everybody, you know, getting excited for the same cause. you know, watching the 9ers take down the packers, going to be great. >> let's go 9erss. >> reporter: fans flock here for football, food and a few drinks. taking in the highs and the lows, touchdowns and turnovers with 100 of their newest, closest football friends. even tolerating a few wearing green. >> i love the packers, i love san fran, but we are going to shut you down today. >> win or lose, it is fun with friends inside of a warm san francisco sports bar and it is hard to beat that. >> weather does not matter. if you are here or venus or mars we are g

and you know, i know there are preparations going on in the bay area as well and that is where brian webb is standing by at the san francisco city hall. brian? >> reporter: hey ken. a lot going on for the big game tomorrow. sports bars will be packed across the area. there is a block party in the mission district. tonight, city hall lit none red and gold. we may see something else and that is trouble. the city is trying to stay one step ahead. san francisco without the cable cars? it is kind of like coffee without the cream. even if it is only off the menu for a half day. >> i think the cable cars are part of san francisco. >> not only for san francisco, but everybody. >> reporter: the city's historic cable and streetcars come off the rails sunday afternoon and evening during and after the game, win or lose. >> i'm not happy. i have a three-night pass. >> reporter: these power lines that run the buses will be deenergized in case an under the influence fan try to reach out and touch one. >> what we have seen in the past is people get on top of the vehicles not aware of the overhead wires.

so, for now, reporting live in san francisco, brian webb, kpix5. >>> new tonight, people were rescued from a car that went down a cliff. firefighters used a rope and a pulley system to rescue the people inside. there were no serious injuries. it will take longer to remove the car. this is no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> well, the freezing weather could not stop them, the 49ers with stood the frigid temperatures of green bay and took down the packers. >> it was phil dawson's right foot that decided it. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: >> it is good. >> this field goal as time expires put the 49erss in the play offs and a date next sunday with the carolina panthers. -- 49ers in the playoffs and a date next sunday with the carolina panters. >> jubilation in the locker room afterward and dennis o'donell is in green bay tonight. >> reporter: thanks, guys, hello everybody from lambeau field where it is still freezing cold one of the coldest games in nfh left. they took a huge victory. a game that had it all. kaepernick and another game- winning field goal. holding rodgers to

brian webb, kpix 5. >> oakland hospital released this statement. our hearts go out to the family as they grieve for this sad situation and wish them closure and peace. for the latest you can head to our website at kpix.com. >>> the fbi has made an arrest in the new year's day attack on the chinese consulate in san francisco. the suspect told authorities he was hearing voices. the front of the consulate was completely damaged by the fire. the fbi say as chinese national -- says a chinese national turned himself in two days later. he said the voices he was hearing were in chinese so he believes dense lat was somehow involved. >> there are no indications at this time that suggest it was motivated by terrorism, politic or civil rightsishes. >> he is facing two charges of maliciously damage property. no one was hurt in the blast. >>> a san jose state student awe caused of hazing his african american roommate pled not guilty to hate crime and battery charges. 18-year-old faces up to a year in jail if convicted. he and three other students are accused of

brian webb, kpix5. >> it turns out jones did not have to register because of the reduce crime. his name is no longer in michigan's sex offender registry since he moved out of state. >> crab tee, broken up. picked off. the game is over. >>> it's the play 9er fans keep replaying in our heads. the team season coming to a screeching halt. despite a strong start, the team came up short in the nfc title game against the seahawks. then, the players were back at head quarters today saying good- bye. len ramirez was there. len, not pretty. >> reporter: not pretty. it wasn't a very happy day. the 94ers for this team anything -- 49ers, it was randy page big dispintment. but the fans did -- disappointment. the fans, today they were here to cheer the team up. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> 49ers fans put on a happy face for the players returning to team head quarters for the last time this season, but many were still crying inside. >> i still have tears running down my face. >> for the second time the 49ers' season came to and. capper pick had an interception that -- kaepernick had an interc

live in santa clara, brian webb, kpix 5. x the niners fans made all the difference. >> it was the second and third best defenses in the professional football. so you knew the 49ers would be up against it. they lost to carolina earlier this year 10-9. today we match the stakes that were much, much higher. winner goes to the ncaa championship, loser goes home. panthers were hit with two early penalties that lead to two early 49ers field goal. 6-0 and the panthers went for it on 4th and goal and got stuck. brooks lead the challenge there, to keep cam newton out of the end zone. it was 14-10, 49ers in the third quarter when colin kaepernick pulls it in. just shy of the end zone. eight catches, 136 yards for bolden tieing up with kaepernick who did it with his legs. a four-yard touchdown run and then does the cam newton celebration that they do in carolina right there and then he does the kaepernick. 49ers are up by 10. the defense terrific. they stacked panthers quarterback. cam newton five times, and then in the second half the

kpix 5's brian webb is in santa clara where coach harbaugh was in a light mood after his team's win. >> reporter: right, julie. a few players came in to get treatment for their injuries, sign a few autographs, that kind of thing. for the coaches, it was back to work. not harbaugh's favorite thing to do, but today we caught him in a good mood. >> outside of the training facility. racing to the right spot, dodging a few cars to make a score for autographs. >> was it dangerous? >> no. it was okay. >> the true pro is randy, collecting autographs since kaepernick was young. >> that is willis. len ramirez is the linebacker. he is one of our main defensive players. >> like the johnny cash man. we have been every where man. >> inside the facility, a news conference hosted by coach harry reid because of the he sang a little song, even cracked a couple of jokes. >> our babysitter had tevoed the game for us. and she took out the trashes can. she is the best. not a lot of babysitterrest would do that. >> but playing seattle sunday is serious business. a superbullet a stake at the loudest stadium

live in concord, brian webb, kpix 5. >> school officials tell us thicks peck the lit -- they expect the little girl back in school soon. >>> a brazen bank robber police say has been on a role since november. you can see the suspect appears to be a woman wearing different wings and sunglasses. however, police say the suspect might actually be a man dressed as a woman. police say the suspect entered five banks, showed a demand note and took off with the money. >> so what we're the concerned with is that she keeps escalating in her behavior, we are not sure why. obvious lip she is gaining a little bit of confidence that she has been able to pull off five robberies and get away with it. what we're trying to do is prevent her from taking it to the next level. >> the latest incident happened yesterday. an 11,000 touchdown reward is being offered in this case. >>> a bay area mother wants your help in solving her son's murder outside a san francisco nightclub. it happened seven years ago today. the he was killed as he drove his suv back in 2007. police say he had been confronted hours earlier b

our brian webb sews us the germs spread far and fast. >> reporter: the flu has spread by droplets by breathing, coughing, and sneezing and it can travel up to ten feet from the six person to you. >>> a few bay area walgreens stores ran out of the vaccine because of high demand. >>> chopper 5 captured the 49ers team getting on their plane. they arrived in charlotte tonight and will face the carolina panthers in the next round of the playoffs. it is good for us. good for all the bay area businesses and teams and just brings in great business. >> the 49ers get down to business and wind sunday, they will face the seahawks or the saints for the right to go to the superbowl. we want to see your fan photos, you 49er faithful. go to kpix.com and click on my pix. only on kpix5, derailing a new danger. what we uncovered about the plan to bring the same oil that fueled these disastrous fires to the bay area. >> and first target, tonight, we are learning another big retailer was just hacked. >>> and a suspected purse snapper caught on camera. what would you do if this were your son? how one bay

brian webb is just down the road and fans are lined up there waiting for the team's victorious return. >> reporter: we're awaiting the team's arrival here. check it out in the parking lot, a couple dozen of their favorite fans. good looking group, huh. they have been waiting here probably about an hour. you know what happens when the team arrives, they come past the fence, all the way down the parking lot down here behind the fence, and that's when they pick up their cars. when they leave the gate right here that's the best chance the fans have to get up close and personal with their favorite players. so the moral, the extended family, adults and still decked out in their 49er gear from head to toe, hoping to catch a glimpse of the players or chat with them. they already have several of the players autographs transferred to tattoos on his arm. coach harbaugh, just to name a few. 10 total. he walks the walk and when he talks, he says the 49ers are going to go all the way past seattle to the super bowl. >> just to cheer them on and con late them -- congratulate them. >> i think we're go

brian webb is at san francisco city hall, where it is all aglow in 49ers red and gold. brian. >> reporter: hi, liz. the mares of san francisco and green bay did their customary friendly wager thing. city hall lit up in red and gold in honor of the game tonight. and the team is encouraging fans to go to green bay for what will be either the second or third coldest pro football game in history. >> you can do it. >> we can do it. >> reporter: talk about true fans. milton cheek and keith alexander are leaving sunny san francisco to follow the 49ers to one of the coldest places in the country. >> hey, i believe in my team. i love 'em. i love everything about them. >> negative 30, negative 50, don't matter. we'll be there. >> reporter: the bay area construction coworkers and candlestick season ticketholders paid $300 a ticket to sit on frozen bleachers made of metal in temperatures that will rival the surface of mars. >> if my team can go out there and do it, so can the fans. >> reporter: game time temperatures are expected to be around 0, wind chill minus 30. i'm in the walk-

live in san francisco, brian webb, kpix 5. >>> bay area police are going to be out in full force tonight looking for revelers who shouldn't be behind the wheel. the crackdown picks up in about an hour with extra patrols. if you do decide to drink, police are urging you to designate a sober driver or find another way to get home. and if you go to the embarcadero police are enforcing a zero tolerance policy on public drinking. >>> as brian said, muni and caltrain are some of the agencies offering free rides. map out your new year's eve route on our website, kpix.com on the front page. >>> will it be a clear night for watching those glorious fireworks? meteorologist brian hackney has our new year's eve forecast. >> it sure isn't going to rain. we do have some fog and low clouds along the shoreline earlier today but now they have cleared out pretty nicely as we can see on the time lapse here. the only thing to worry about is it will be chilly at 9:00 on the embarcaderos, 53 degrees. at midnight, fireworks time looks like 46 degrees. all in all great night for fireworks. elsewhere around the

i'm brian webb, kpix5. >> children's hospital oakland released this statement saying, "our hearts gotuation and we wish them closure and peace." >>> what a mess, utility crews have had their hands full with a faulty san francisco water main. that line near edna street broke this afternoon leaving neighbors without water. the pipe likely burst because of cold weather officials say. >>> pretty one east of here is laughing at what i just said because it was 60 degrees in san francisco today. >> yeah. tonight most of the country is in the deep freeze from the midwest to the deal south, temperatures in many cities lower than they've been in decades. check out this time lapse video over lake michigan. you can see the so-called polar vortex in action. now what is the deal with this polar vortex? >> sounds like a new phenomenon, but actually the polar vortex is a huge pool of super cold air up toward the north pole that's there of winter, but what is rare is when some of that super cold air kind of breaks away and makes it all the way down to the united states. that happens about once every

brian webb, kpix 5. >>> one of the youngest flu death victims is 23-year-old matt walker from santa rosa. he was considered healthy before he got the virus. walker thought he had pneumonia when he posed for a photo from the hospital on december 26. it turns out he had the h1n1 virus and died wednesday. >>> san jose firefighters are looking for a common denominator after a string of suspicious fires over the past few days. so far, there have been nine fires in san jose in just three days. three of those fires happened overnight near downtown. kpix 5's len ramirez uncovered some surveillance video that arson investigators are now following up on. len. >> reporter: that's right. arson investigators are reviewing this surveillance video that was taken from a nearby house of this scene right here. this is at east san antonio street and the south 28th street. this happened early this morning. they are looking at that video trying to determine if it is connected to the other suspicious fires that have been happening in san jose over the past two or three days. now, the home surveillance video s

i'm brian webb, kpix 5. >> the flu hits a jail. what is being done to stop the spread. >>> pardon me sees rushing to keep up with vaccine demands. >> i will not take the blame for his outfit. >> coach harbaugh's wife sounds off on his fashion sense. how she really feels about those signature plated pants. [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. milpitas won't be seeing ma visitors this week. three confirmed cases of swe d authorit >> inmates said the jail won't be seeing many visitors this week. >> three confirmed cases of swine flu at the jail has restricted visiting. they are taking precautions by quarantining sick inmates. >> the flu is showing no sign of slowing down. a 40-year-old is the latest fatal case in the area. bringing the total to 16. santa clara reported two more flu deaths for a total of four this season. alameda reported three deaths. don ford tells us that pharmacies in marine are rushing to replenish their su

brian webb kpix 5. >>> crime tape blocks off a walgreens where police are investigating a murder. officers say a 25-year-old man was shot just after 9:00 last night in the parking lot of the store on high street. he was hit several times and later died. no suspects have been identified in oakland. >>> police in the east bay are crediting a smart staff and social media for catching the man who opened fire in a crowded pub. it happened early sunday morning at red coats pub and restaurant in pleasanton. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo reports, workers in the bar played a big role in the bust. ryan. >> reporter: hi, liz. witnesses say that the gunman fired over and over inside this busy bar. 7 shots in all and then ran out the back according to witnesses. workers chased him but didn't catch him. then they went to their smartphones to find it. the relative quiet of pleasanton's downtown was disrupted by gunfire early sunday morning. >> very shocking, you know, what happened this weekend. >> reporter: red coach pub and restaurant's co-owner says the pub was packed this weekend. a gunman fire

brian webb demonstrates, no one is exempt. >> the flu is spread by droplets from breathing, coughing and sneezing and it can travel up to 10 feet from the sick person to you. >> yesterday a few bay area walgreens stores temporarily ran out of the vaccine because of high demand. walgreens suggests calling ahead to make sure it's in stock. >>> leaders say they have a big vision for their waterfront. >> it's a 50 mile stretch and as we report, the northern waterfront should be the next big thing in bay area growth. >> the northern waterfront has it all. a view the infrastructure and a skilled work force. what it lacks, many people say is development. >> look around. what do you see? you see something like i'm in the 60s still. the 50s. you don't see any new build buildings. >> take downtown ant you. there is ant a whole lot. just a few shops and a theater. >> they come down once and they say it's not enough down here. >> also not enough are jobs. >> people get up, they go to work. they leave for work at 6:00 in the morning, they get back at 7:00 at night. county leaders want to revitali