seven vehicles crashed into each other on claremont avenue in hills near claremont hotel.olice say cars skidded out of dronl hitting a large patch of black is near a you curb. warn drivers of the dangers. >> this is like 30 feet height height. two miles per hour. >> officers had to remind drivers to slow down.fq. they later cleared some ice from the road with shovels. >> california farmers starting to feel affects of the cold weather, temperatures dropped in the san joaquin valley overnight, damaging a or yank crop. spencer christian is here now to tell us how much longer it will last. >> one more night is for sure. clear skies in the absence of clouds, temperatures tending to plummet this time of the lows down to 26 degrees in santa rosa, napa. 34 in livermore and brentwood. 32 san jose. 30s in fremont. very cold this morning and could be colder tonight. we have a freeze warning in affect from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. virtually all north bay, and the east bay interior valleys and santa clara valleys, low temperatures in most loks. in this area, and chilly up to 9:00 a.m. b

---el percance ocurrio entre la avendida claremont y stonewall road a eso de las 8 y media de la maÑana---la calle no fue cerrada al trafico pero la policia coloco luces de advertencia a los conductores... ---el hielo negro tambien se reporto en la avenida moraga... pero sin que se registrasen accidentes... ---y las temperaturas continuaran bajas por lo menos por un par de dias mas... el fin de semana algunas ciudades del norte de california llegaron a los 23 grados fahrenheit... ---en la sierra nevada las tempraturas tambien se reportan debajo de los cero grados... ---en el valle central... la cosecha de citricos se ve amenzada debido al frio y los agricultures buscan maneras para evitar que se pierda la cosecha... ---en el condado de sonoma, los albergues para indigentes recibieron frazadas y ropas adicionales a fin de proteger a la gente en las noches fras. blanca ---mientras que en san jose, los residentes de una unidad habitacional para ancianos y discapacitado s tuvieron que pasar la ola de frio sin agua caliente. take vo ---muchos de los inquilinos del complejo "town park towers"

for half of the 46 students from claremont middle school, it was their first trip out of lakeland. the teacher knew it to be life changing. >> you're not just kids from oakland, you're citizens of the world. >> the group got to meet barbara lees, their congresswoman. >>> now it's time to get back to work, the president called on both parties not to let politics get in the way of governing. republicans are offering a compromise on the debt ceiling, backing onshore flow a requirement to cut $1 for every dollar raised. >> for us to have a debate about spending and debt we've got to have a he can to us beyond budget and what we're going to do to achieve a balanced budget over time. >> a great opportunity for us. in our budget that we will pass, we will have tax reform which many of my republican colleagues like but it's going to include revenues. >> the house is expected to approve the debt limit increase tomorrow. >>> the super bowl will be in new orleans, but police are getting ready for potential problems in san francisco. they arrested a dozen people in the mission district sunday

yesterday we did see some ice over near the claremont hotel in a shady patch of roadway because water got on there and froze. there you go. it doesn't take rain or mist. anything can cause ice. we're looking over here to the golden gate bridge with a smooth flow of traffic. it is open. both directions moving smoothly what traffic there is. farther north on highway 116 in sonoma county a car crashed into a pole so there is traffic control or they may close that for a short period of time. to the east bay, oakland shows a smooth drive. we do have construction between downtown and 23rd. no major issues because of the light flow. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 4:32. we are following developing news out of roanoke park where sheriff's detectives have found the body in the trunk of a car. sonoma county sheriff's deputies found that body last night when they found the silver car in a nor parking zone. the body was found wrapped in a blanket. investigators say they don't know how the unidentified victim died. "today in the bay's" christie smith is headed to the scene. we'll have a

you can see smashed-up cars scattered alongside the road near the claremont resort in becker. one car lost control and set off the chain reaction. >> comes down shortly thereafter. first vehicle as they are assessing damage, third vehicle comes down and hits the second vehicle and we have a dog pile. >> all the cars were banged up. nobody was hurt and police are looking into how the ice built up there. >> we are live with our brand- new one of a kind mobile weathe lab just in time for the cold weather. first our chief meteorologist paul deanno explains another cold night is on the way. >> it's going to be cold. tonight it may be the coldest night before significant weather changes move into the bay area over the next several days. let's talk about another night with the freeze warning in our inland valleys. another night with the freeze warning in the north bay. and yet another night with a frost advisory in effect for cities of oakland, fremont, hayward and also san jose anywhere along the bay. a frosty night once again. about the sixth one in a row. here's a look at your low

. >> this happen yesterday morning in claremont avenue on tanglewood road. >> officials want to warnivers to be careful. >> the first vehicle coming down the hill and loses control. shortly thereafter others come down and lose control. as they are checking damage the third vehicle cost down and we have a dog pile. no injuries thank goodness. it could have been worse. if oakland police say there is also a hit and run on claremont as the driver of the sixth be hethe vehicle involved in these collisions fled the scene. >> erica has a look at our forecast. the morning. >> good morning. the chp has not reported any instances of black eyes. that is certainly a possibility-- black icde. >> a live look from my favorite shot our mount tam cam it is clear but it is cold as we take a look at the numbers. we are in the twenties. colden yesterday for santa rosa, vallejo. 26 in fairfield. lower '30's in concord. the wind's are not necessarily a big of a factor as to day. we are seeing a little bit avalanche of in oakland. upper '30's with sustained winds at 8 mi. an hour. >> 30 degrees coming in i

they goodness, it could have been worse. >> pam: o-p-d says, there was also a hit-n-run on claremont.6th vehicle involved in these collisions. did not bother to stick around thank goodness--it did not get worse. >> pam: meantime. a violent weekend in oakland. 15 people shot over the weekend. including five at a birthday party sunday night. sunday's shooting came. after four people were shot and killed friday. today, oakland city officials promising action. more on that part of the story ahead. but first, grant lodes is standing by with more on the outbreak of violence. grant? >> we'll break it down and map out all the shootings starting with friday. starting on firday.four shootings.all of them fatal.all over the city. three fo the four were friday afternoon. the other was 8:15 friday night. two shootings saturday. nobody died. but there were three people shot at this one location saturday afternoon.near seminary avenue and harmon street. and then three more shootings yesterday - sunday. none fatal.but a five people were shot at this one foothill boulevard. less than a half mile from

claremont elementary school ander ser and el cerrito high school were briefly placed in lockdown. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> hillary clinton faces tough questions about the deadly attack in benghazi. >>> plus, live storm tracker 2. you can see there is still a lot of green out there. our chief meteorologist will sort it all out for us in a moment. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. >>> outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton delivered an emotional and at times fiery testimony today about the deadly attack on the u.s.

from claremont and will be teaching those lucky students at the alexander hamilton center in new york. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a war heritage welcome to dr. david frisk. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. of me and more importantly william rusher. can everyone here all right? there is a wide range in this room of the familiarity and relative unfamiliarity with william rusher who was the publisher of "national review" for 31 years, almost from the beginning. it can also be said to have had a half century long career in american politics with something of a privileged ringside or front row seat. he never ran for public office, never held public office, never really found it anything on his own as a number of leaders did, never controlled his own institution. he was as i put it in my introduction, a new william rusher, the conservative movement, "if not us, who?: william rusher, 'national review' and the conservative movement," he was at the end of the limelight. a lot of people knew a lot less about him. but as people became aware of william

from claremont, california, we're joined by miguel tinker salas, a professor of pomona college.zuela, author of, "the enduring legacy: oil, culture and society in venezuela." his new book forthcoming is called, "venezuela: what everyone needs to know." michael shifter and miguel tinker salas, we welcome you both to "democracy now!" michael shifter, talk about what is not happening today, the inauguration, and what you feel needs to take place, which side you take. >> thank you very much. i think it is not a surprise the inauguration is not taking place today. i think president chun is clearly is very ill. i think there are going to be new elections. i think the government basically wants some time to figure out its strategy, to consolidate the authority of nicholas maduro, who is the key figure now and i think will be the candidate of the government in the elections against henrique capriles. i don't know if it will take place in a month or two months, but that seems to be the scenario and it strikes me the important thing in the situation are the politics, the top as government

a very dangerous situation among claremont avenue right behind the famed hotel. a patch of black ice sent several vehicles spinning out and, of course, right into each other. one man slipped on the pavement while taking photographs of his damaged car. lu luckily no one was seriously hurt but seven cars were damaged in the chain reaction crash. police did put up flares and advised drivers to keep speeds under 5 miles an hour throughout the area. >>> also in berkeley a potentially unstable hillside has now forced a berkeley lab to relocate some of its employees. several weeks of rain have create add muddy mess and destabilized the hillside. a professional photographer posted these photos on flickr. a geologist, surveyor and other personnel are now monitoring the hillside. >> we're doing borings right now to get an idea what the potential is. they're putting devices in the borings to tell us if there's deep-seated land movement. >> it is diverting run-off water away from the slide area. soil samples will help determine whether it needs a more permanent fix. you can

from claremont and will be teaching this fall those lucky students at the aler ham hamilton -- aler hamilton center in new york. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a warm heritage welcome to dr. david frisk. [applause] >> well, thank you for that wonderful introduction of me, and more importantly, william rusher. can everyone hear all right? i suspect a very wide range in this room of familiarity and relative unfamiliarity with bill rusher who was the publisher of "national review" for 31 years, almost from the beginning. and can also be said to have had a half-century-long career in american politics with something of a privileged, ringside or front row seat. he never ran for public office, never held public office, never really founded anything on his own as a number of conservative leaders did and became identified, never controlled his own institution. he was, as i put it in my introduction to if not us, who, william rusher, national review and the conservative movement which was published last april, he was at the edge of the limelight. a lot of people knew very well who he

police say a car hit a patch of black ice near the claremont resort in berkeley then lost control and set off the chain ee action crash. >> second vehicle comes down shortly thereafter, strikes the first vehicle as they are assessing damage, third vehicle comes down hits second vehicle, and we have a dog pile through vehicle number 5. >> no one was hurt. police are looking into how the ice built up in that one section of the road. >>> we are live with our brand- new one of a kind mobile weather lab. we'll learn more about the lab in a little bit but first paul deanno explains another cold night is on the way. >> reporter: it's another cold night out there. it is very, very chilly outside. for some of you this will be the sixth consecutive night with a frost advisory or freeze warning. standing in front of the cbs 5 mobile weather lab more on that in a second. first frost advisories again near the bay and also talking about a freeze warning for you in the north bay. santa rosa, san rafael, mill valley for you inland valleys walnut creek and danville and concord. freeze warning for the

it looked like yesterday when six vehicles were involved in a collision near fish ranch road and claremont avenue. this is in the oakland hills. luckily, no one was seriously hurt. drivers are being warned to watch out for black ice and lower their speed this morning. so far, no ice-related accidents have been reported. it's very drugs -- dangerous if you are going over a bridge. >> yeah. and you can't see until you get there. >>> sal's here. we're at the peak of the commute. >> we are. let's go right to the toll plaza where you can see traffic is backed up to beyond the 880 overcrossing. now that we're at the peak, we can expect to see improvement later on unless something does happen on the span. ive do see a tow truck with flashing lights. we'll figure out if something is going on here at the toll plaza. if you are driving to interstate 880 any time soon, the traffic here looks good in both directions right near the coliseum. san jose traffic has been pretty good although we have a report of a new crash northbound 87 near 280 not expecting to be too much of a slowdown. 7:09. let's go to

after that some graduate study at claremont and back to harvard for law school.s first teacher on the first day of class was another new member of congress, the massachusetts are senator elizabeth warren. i'm not sure warren learned anything from tom at the school. during law school, 9/11 occurred and tom decided he was going to join up after law school, which he did. he went to the recruiter and he said you will be in the jag corps, the legal branch but he said no, he wanted to fight. he went to afghanistan. at home, he ran for congress and elected and here we are. i'm glad you're in congress. how's life? you've had two weeks of it -- three weeks of it? >> three weeks. >> you're not quitting yet, are you? >> no, not quitting. we just got started. >> what can you do in the house? can you appear on television? can you block anything? all the republicans say i'm a conservative i'm not a republican. i'm both. what can we do? >> you saw in 2011 and 2012 which looked different from 2009 to 2010. when i hear people talk about gridlock i wish we had gridlock in 2010. th