a woman motorist was shot by a daily city officer. homicide investigators were on the scene, but told by one officer, he does not believe that she is dead. why all the secrecy? there's many police agencies here, and san francisco chp officers here as well, and we went over to the police department where we were supposed to get information. what we saw were many officers coming into the police department there talking about this case but not talking to us referring us to daily city, and then san francisco, and san francisco has not told us much about what's happening. we can only surmise there's a lot of concern about a woman being shot by a police officer, and what jurisdictions are involved and who is responsible. so they are trying to sort that out and get a unified story or description of events together for us, and ultimately we'll learn that. once again, we think the woman motorist is not dead and treated in a hospital. he's now on administrative leave and that's everything we know and we don't think police are giving out more de

citi can help you write it. improving daily. giffords remains in intensive care at a houston hospital, because of . >>> doctors say congresswoman giffords's condition is improving daily. she remains in intensive care because of a build up of brain fluid. doctors have inserted a temporary tube to drain the fluid. once doctors decide she is ready she will start rehab at a nearby facility. >>> a member of her staff who was also hurt in the shooting is now talking about the tragedy. >> i can't help but continue to see the shooter rush past me and shoot her and then started spraying us all. i felt some contact with something or somebody and it could have been that the judge was trying to protect me. if that's the case i'm absolutely -- just devastated that his life might have been given to help me. >> reporter: on the eve of the shooting suspects arraignment prosecutors want future hearing be held in tucson not phoenix. lawyers say it would be more convenient because all the victims and witnesses live in the area. it was relocated to

into tomorrow then it dies out and then high pressure continues to build we see sunny skies, 61 daily city67 union city, 69 degrees in los gatoses. east bay slight cooler temperatures because of the fog existing out there for antioch and brent wood, 59 the high, 65 expected high oakland, 67 hay worth north warms up, 60 san anselmo, many temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above seasonal averages your 7 day, clouds and fog, exist for today then with the change in winds we expect that to blow out tuesday, wednesday, thursday, another amazing week on tap a few clouds move back in for the weekend dry and warm. a look at your roadways. >> thank you robert so far fog not impeding traffic, lots of construction, both directions 880, on and off ramps from high street shut down, that in effect from high street. hopefully they will have that reopened. northbound 580 as you head through oakland. 42nd avenue, closed between 14th street and 880 expect to reopen up within the next 10 minutes, 880 itself, not doing bad as far as delays, 101 southbound, left lane closed until 5, delays they may be wrapping up as

. >> daily city fue el primero estadoe n restrignir el uso de las bolsas de palsticos, al maedida permetiriclado. >> la lluvia se alejo de neustar region pero nos esperan días astante frios . >> buenas noches, esta es la actividad de lluvia y tormentas elñctricas ampliadas en todo ele stado de california, ha estado variando en varios puntos costerosn, con cielo parcial a despejado, 42° derá la temperatura en la mañana, a pesar de que se siente mucho frío hacia el norte, 50° en los ángeles, pero vean mañana loq ocurrira con un pcoo de calor hacia el sur, san franciso mejorara en al tarde, el pronóstico indica que veremos el sol entre ueves y viernes. >> este domingo concluyo la edicion de este año . >> participaron cientos de caninos, particparon alrededor de 2000 perros, este evento se caractertiza porque los dueños lucen las habilidades de sus animales, esto es todo, ahroa seguimos con accion deportiva

reports of an accident north 101, 380, another foggy spot, san bruno, daily city, pacifica. everything on the shoulder may slow you down how long will this stick around? >>> all right yeah, that is a good question fog sloshes around the bay area the only way to best describe it you see it move around with a little bit of wind to blow one way and light wind another way that is what makes it so dangerous driving down the highway looks clear and all of a sudden less than a quarter mile, in some cases less than a 16th of a mile. looks like it is going to start to break up, but not until middle to late part of the morning once it does we should see more sunshine, that fog, major weather concern temperatures running in the 40s and 50s. that fog also inside the bay up towards the coastline partly cloudy skies, patches of fog as we head toward the afternoon hazy sunshine most spots temperatures tricky in some valleys where you see that thick fog temperatures running into the 50s but parts of the north bay, santa rosa, temperatures up into the 60s. 50s and 60s inside the bay and 50s

. >>> and why the industry that makes plastic bags is threatening to sue daily city. >>> another update on the morning commute straight ahead. if human achievement can be determined not by speed or strength, but by character, then it's easy to see who the most amang athletes really are. be a fan of dignity, acceptance, and the human race. volunteer, coach, or compete in special olympics. special olympics. >>> welcome back to the morning new. a somber ceremony will mark a sad an verse -- anniversary. it has been 22 years when young ilene has vanished. family and friends will hold a vigil this evening in dublin. the cj dugard case has given them new hope. jc was found alive after being missing for 18 years. >>> this is amazing story. young fresno woman found her long lost father who had been living on the streets of san francisco. 23-year-old kelly christianson came to the city after spotting her dad in a newspaper article about san francisco's homeless. now early yesterday she found him in the cities mission district. marty christianson left his family 20 years ago while battling a serio

confrontations with bay area police ended in gunfire one shooting critically injured a driver in daily city last night around 7, police say the woman sped away from officers during a traffic stop near the cow palace then she reversed her car and hit an officer when police opened fire the woman is in the hospital no word on the condition of that officer. >>> then two hours later oakland police shot and killed a man they say was armed where a handgun he was assaulting a school district officer near the intersection of joaquin road and millers drive he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> in vallejo police are investigator murdered in 24 hours a woman found shot inside a car yesterday morning, 27- year-old casey of alameda. police have arrested 23-year- old roof of vallejo and are considering searching for a second suspect, just the day before a man was found shot to death in his car police don't think those cases are connected. >> in south bay a san jose teen suspected of murder is in custody. the 7th murder so far this year. much of the violence has been blamed on gang activity yesterday pr

. >>> a woman remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries after being shot by daily city police officers say they were trying to pull her over near the cow palace when she hit a house then backed her car into an officer police opened fire hitting her at least once. her male passenger was taken into custody the officer was not seriously injured. >>> it could be last call for good, for a troubled san jose night club. today san jose officials may try to get a judge to shut down club wet. after a number of violent incidents the latest was new years eve a woman was wounded in a fight and club staff allegedly refused to call police as she requested they temporarily lost their entertainment lie seasons because of that -- license because of that incident. >>> the search for a 4-year-old will resume tomorrow divers and other workers have been taking a two day break since saturday the little boy was allegedly kidnapped last tuesday by his mothers boyfriend a witness told police a car matching the description of the suspect's toyota corolla went into that canal several cars have been pulle

daily city 51 degrees, and into north bay, temperatures coming up a little bit. and 52 in santa rosa. and east bay communities 53 oakland. and inland areas, still chilly with the gray skies, fog lingering into afternoon. and and and 56 in jant cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is coastal and bay side into 50s, milder sunday and monday. there is more sunshine and colder nights coming back into play next week. then, next chance of rain looks like middle to latter part of the week. and appears though we're going start to see a change in the pattern. >> still ahead after school program in the south bay could have you dancing with the stars. >> could be mayor jean kwan. >> could be mayor jean kwan. 's most difficucucucucucucucucuu [honking] they were having a sale! announcer: the ikea sale. i'm going back for more! announcer: december 26th through january 9th. save up to 60%. ikea. the life improvement store. [ malbig. hot. pastrami.n out to the big hot pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread w

low 60s right near the coast z downtown san francisco, daily city, 61 degrees, up towards north bay, you're going to be near 70 degrees. and there is some fog lingering around. 58 degrees east bay communities 65 in oakland fremont, 64 in castro valley heading inland temperatures low to mid-60s range. walnut creek, livermore 65 degrees, 64 fairfield and around the bay. 68 in santa cruz, 70 degrees for new salinas. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is sun screen, keep it on hand. outside just going to be lovely here, temperatures into 60s, once fog clears away you're going see sun near 70 on monday. there is martin luther king junior some people off on that day. there is numbers into upper 50s to 60s mode. >> looks great. >> thank you. >> just ahead finney's friday free stuff getting you in shape maybe plan a trip to wine country. >> stay tuned, then at 6:00 tonight why driving an electric car is more expensive electric car is more expensive for california yinz@t@t you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i ca

. >>> a daily city man could face life in prison for stealing copper wire. they found 2,500 pounds of copper wire inside the man's garage. prosecutors say if he is convicted this would be a third strike for moreno which could carry a life sentence. >>> the public today got a chance to look at a controversial plan to keep dogs on leashes at some bay area parks. a 90 day public comment period started today on the golden gate recreational areas proposal. the new report says park officials should keep dogs out of certain parts of san francisco's christie fields. >>> coast guard crews spent two days off loading fuel and other hazardous materials. yesterday a crew was able to remove the boat. a trucking company is waiting if -r the proper permits now to -- waiting for the proper peits to haul the boat away. >>> a federal judge has rejected restrictions on small demonstrations on the golden gate bridge. it also wanted to ban bull horns, signs and protests at certain times. the judge found there is no evidence those protests would disrupt traffic. >>> union pacific

and you're looking at 55 san mateo z 52 degrees downtown san francisco, daily city 53. north bay, cloudy skies, 55 in sabts santa rosa. 54 for berkeley. 56 in oakland. heading inland you'll be dealing with fog again. and around the bay, 58 degrees in monterey. low 60s for watsonville. here is the and showers saturday evening into thursday, and there is a possibility of thunderstorms. and temperatures low to mid 60s to start off the week. it's groundhog day, wednesday, we'll be waiting to see if punxsutawney phil sees his shaddo and that means six more days of winter, wednesday, thursday morning looking at cold frornings coming up. >> it is winter. >> thank you oo. and that is right. >> and still ahead, fin ease friday free stuff has your tick dwroit unique exhibits in tech museum. >> and the bullies terrorizing bay area school grounds. why it's no longer [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. thi

. >>> daily city might be the next to ban plastic bags. a city councilman will pose the ban on february 14. bags are already been banned in san francisco and san jose, prohibiting most clothing stores from distributing plastic bags. if the ban is approved, it would be a first for daly city. >>> just before 2:30 this afternoon, a magnitude 2.5 earthquake 2 mills east of danville. this morning, a 3.2 centered northwest of danville. a 2.4 after shock followed in the same location. no reports of damage. >>> but we did have scattered showers across the bay area today. will things clear up soon, lawrence? >> i've had a couple of people tell me the rain woke them up in the bay area, as we had pretty good showers rotating through. but things are winding down. lot of that moisture beginning to slide a little further to the south. there are pretty good pockets out there, most pulling out of the bay area. things settling down throughout the evening. tell you what, we got very impressive totals around the bay area. check out these numbers from the auto

downtown san francisco, daily city, 61 degrees. in the north bay, yes, you wake up to some patches of dense fog in the morning first thing. by the afternoon you are talking about 64-degree weather in napa. 68 in san -- santa rosa. in the east bay, 65 for oakland, fremont,64 in san leandro and castro valley. inland communities, low to mid60s. 65 livermore and around the monterey bay, 68 in santa cruz and hitting 70 degrees in salinas. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast -- morning fog the next couple, and we are really looking at plenty of sun for the afternoon. if you are off on monday, dry and mid to upper 60s across the bay area. and sunny skies will continue well into next week. >> that is wonderful. thanks. >>> so the award season has begun. >> which movie got top honors from the critics tonight? stay with us. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastra

. >>> now to daily city and tonight ktvu news talked to the mother of a teenage girl shot last night by police. she questions the officers actions. but as ktvu's paul chambers tells us tonight, police say the 17-year-old was using her car as a weapon. >> reporter: these orange markings show where san francisco police just at 10:00 saturday night, for some unknown reason, a police officer pulled a car over in san francisco. a witness who asked we not show his face says ibarra's car was boxed in by police. before you know it, ibarra tried to take off and shots were fired. for fear of harassment, ibarra's mother and all e people we spoke with ask we conceal their identity. several witnesses told us that the officers used excessive force especially since the car was blocked in and had no place to go. >> it was too much because they shot for no reason. i didn't see no gun, no nothing, no guns. >> reporter: one witness said he saw an officer being dragged by ibarra's car. moments later is when an officer opened fire. >> she was shot already and she said, i can't feel my feet. i can't feel

. >>> a woman shot by a daily city police officer is in critical condition in the hospital this morning. we brought you this story as developing news last night on the 10:00 news. it started when they attempted a traffic stop on carusol street. the female driver crashed into the home near the cal palace then she backed into the officer with the car. that is when police say the officer shot the woman. police have not released the condition of the officer who was backed into. >>> the family of a four-year- old abducted in patterson will hit the streets this morning to postfliers and they are asking for volunteers to join them. juliani cardenas was snatched six days ago by his mother's ex- boyfriend. the search is on hold. meantime juliani's family and friends say they are are going to tonight to get the word out. juliani's family have asked that volunteers who want to help postfliers arrive at their home at 10:00 in the morning. we have posted their address online, just go to ktvu.com and click on the now tab. >>> divers are taking a rest this morning but will continue their search tomorr

. >>> and why the industry that makes plastic bags is threatening to sue daily city. >>> welcome backthe morning news. propodus -- state senator mark leno proposed the bill. it does exempt employees such as doctors, nurses, school bus drivers, and heavy equipment operators. leno introduced a bill in 2007. >>> another place in the bay area could join the growing ranks of cities that have banned plastic grocery bags. now the plan is to pro-- the ordnance is planned two weeks banning plastic backs at super markets. the measure would also force shoppers to pay at least 10 cents for a paper grocery bag. plastics industry group says they will file a lawsuit to block a regulation. >>> the rain we had during the weekend put an end to the january dry spell. they say with more snow in the sierra and more rain here, this could be a year we don't have to worry about a drought. we would need average rains during february, march u and -- march and april for that to happen. >>> the kings speech reigned supreme at the actors guild award. natalee portman won for best actress. and modern family won for

police, gun fire dear the daily city san francisco border. it was one of two cases in which bay area officers fired their weapons. paul chambers spoke with people living near the scene about what happened. >> reporter: we are live at the scene. let us show you these orange markings. this is where the car was. according to a witness the car was trapped in by police. let me show you what happened next. the driver slammed on the gas and ran into this home. >> as he back up into the character, four shots. i was like wow,. >> reporter: san francisco police say around 7:10 last night a police officer pulled a vehicle over. the driver backed up in the direction of the officer who shot and struck the female. >> he was at the passenger side when the car backed out he kind of just stepped back and shot four times. >> reporter: the driver was taken to the hospital where police say she has life threatening injuries. the witness believes the officers used excessive force, especially since the car was blocked had no place to go. >> the worst thing he was g

if you are working your way across the peninsula, foggy condition as well pacifica, san bruno, daily city as you work your way toward sfo. mass transit back upstairs to you. >>> we have breaking news just into the newsroom apple ceo steve jobs announced he is taking a medical leave of absence. jobs sent an e-mail memo to employees today saying he is leaving to focus on his health but will continue as ceo. jobs beat pancreatic cancer in 2004 and under went a liver transplant in 2009 he made a full recovery. chief operating officer tim cook is expected to take over apples day today activities. >>> let's take a look at today's top stories, oakland police investigating a murder outside a church last night, 19- year-old man shot to death just after 10:00 p.m. near st. anthony's across from lake merit. police don't know the motive for the shooting. >>> oakland's police chief may be moving to san jose, there are reports this morning that chief is one of two finalists to replace rob taste. the other is chris moore, acting chief in san jose since davis stepped down. >> another big step in the reco

slight spectator slowing as you cross the area, foggy conditions as well through the peninsula, daily cityo earlier wreck, 101, 380, cleared, 61, south, limited visibility and over to the south bay milpitas, can't make out anything on this camera as well just the fog 880 at 237 i promise right through milpitas, dense conditions there and mass transit because of the holiday bart on a saturday schedule ace muni and cal train are on time on regular schedule. >>> thank you. 5:19 a.m. this mornings top stories, oakland's police chief may be moving to san jose reports this morning that chief bass is one of two finalists to replace rob davis as san jose's chief the other finalist, chris moore acting chief in san jose since davis stepped down. >>> brother of missing los gatos woman is dead as is the man once arrested for the missing woman's death. he shot and killed maurice at a coffee shop and then took his own life. >> arizona congress woman gabriel giffords showing more signs of improvement she is breathing on her own and upgraded from critical to serious condition but doctors say the full exte

effectively, the gusts will diminish but it will remain quite mild and when i say mild, look at daily city. 61 expected high, 65 in union city, 61 in daly city. 62 danville, richmond 64. 65 in berkeley. head back to the north bay, still quite nice. sonoma at 67. 57 in bodega bay. 59 in stinson beach. here's your weekend forecast. we are talking about nothing but sunshine today, saturday and sunday. temperatures in the warmest of areas topping out in the upper 60s. we'll continue to see those mid- to upper 60s inside the bay. the coastline will remain in the upper 50s. monday, tuesday and wednesday mostly sunny. temperatures remain in the mid- to upper 60s. gianna has the traffic. >> to 280 we go, northbound side side of 280 in the geneva, six cars in an accident. two right lanes are blocked. expect delays. south of there 280 to the south bay, northbound extra volume through downtown san jose. overall 101, 87, 85 problem- free this morning. if you are headed through antioch westbound 4 slow and go that's typical. the antioch bridge a much better story. lately we have seen some fog and you c

before we get to the weekend, temperatures noticeably cooler. 57 in daily city. will be in the south bay. 66 from san jose to morgan hill even to los gatos. cool temperatures back in the east bay, just won't reach 50 degrees because of that you will tule fog lingering out there with hazy skies once we do see some sun breaks. however, as we push through the weekend, the rain is gone. high pressure rebuilds for the start of the workweek and temperatures rebound back to 60s. here's gianna with a look at the roads. >> and it continues to be busy out there. let's start off in san bruno where we're monitoring this accident. noninjury northbound 101 connector to westbound 380. the left lane is still blocked waiting on the tow truck to get everything out of the road seeing yellow so traffic is sluggish through that portion. foggy this morning so give yourself some extra time. northbound 101 at ralston vehicle hit one of the sand berms on the right side. vehicle out of lane sending sand all over the road. debris northbound 101. so far, so good though traffic still fairly

. >>> daily city wants to -- daly city wants to ban plastic bags.his would force shoppers to pay 10 cents for the grocery bag. plastic industry groups say they will file a lawsuit to block such a regulation. >>> san francisco's an male control office may follow the lead to many perspectives district. the animal control office is one of the agencies dealing with a big budget crisis. it may put ads on their vehicles every day. >>> list giant is on the move. it's going to the east bay. it's been traveling across the country. today the trophy will be on the display on civic center drive in walnut creek from noon until 2:30. >>> a lot of people showing their joins' pride. let's check in with sal. i'm sure you've had your picture taken with the trophy. >> i did but i didn't do this. [ laughter ] >> let's go out and take a look at the commute on 880 oakland as you drove past the coliseum. that traffic is gonna be slow driving up to the downtown oakland area. when you get to the toll plaza, you will see a nice commute here. no problems. that's the way we li

. >>> thousands of dogs are lapping up a lot of attention in daily city this weekend. gold gate kennel club is hosting their annual dog show. that show includes more than 10,000 dogs representing more than 130 breeds. the activities will also include a fly ball demonstration and an all breed fashion show. the golden gate show is the only benched show in the west. and that means visitors can actually meet up with the dogs and their owners. >>> the future of certain sports at uc berkeley. what's happening tomorrow as athletic supporters try to get five cut sports reinstated. >>> bay area residents do the slopes. what one bay area resident hopes to do to get people to the slopes. >>> this morning thousands continue to take to the streets of cairo egypt in anti government protest. and the u.s. is warning it's citizens to leave that country as soon as they can. welcome back to mornings on two, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. in egypt, thousands of demonstrators are once again going to the streets. ktvu's allie rasmus is live. >> reporter: the director of this mos

the top city is clarks daily mississippi where the blues were invented and the more i look at main street the more i can start out why they started to invent the blues down there. we have these completely empty cities. then we have -- what is happening is there's no quality at all and people have no reason to be on the streets. they don't go there anymore and this is what you see in these places. then we have a slight little problem because you don't get enough movement in your day to day life and some people get a little bit oversized and you have to run for your life every lunchtime, at least every lunchtime because moving, bicycling, walking is not ever more in the history of man. it's been a part of life, now it's not. then you have the slight problem but it can be solved mainly mechanically by taking the escalator up to the finance center or to -- fitness center or go to if parking structure so you can get fit until next day in atlanta, georgia. we have started to see now one city after the other putting down their feet and say, hey, we are losing out of the human element in our city

progress of david ignore daily and repeatedly pressed the city's outside attorneys until they would admit that gavin newsome was no longer bear. the golden just opposite, at least three times. >> legally mayor newsome is still there. >> our opinion is that right now legally mayor newsom as mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> after the break they made nominations, the progress is backing by tennessee and the moderates along with board president david shoe backing city administrator ed lee. >> on the nomination as a the minister at least their five eyes and six notes. neither candidate was able to get the six votes needed. the hopes supervisor it would join in the back in tennessee. after a 30 minute recess the conversation with the mayor, i will be supporting ed lee, dusty and that's he was packing and leave but not to stuff the but supervisors of the max on air corps as well. this despite the fact that hennessey was now in the audience. this caused chris daly to blow a gasket. >> we made the biggest fumble in san francisco political history the blame certainly rest squarely

philadelphia and new york city both broke daily snowfall records yesterday. in new york, 19" of snow have tall len this month on top of the 36" they already got this winter. average snowfall, just 21 inches for the whole season. >>> the snowstorm has caused dozens of bay area flights to and from the east coast to be cancelled earlier today. if wasn't earlier for drivers. stranded cars were littering the streets. randall pinkston is in the middle of the arctic zone. ran dam, this is the sixth major storm of the winter, records broken all before february. folks have to be saying, i give up. >> reporter: already, much more has come than anyone thought would happen. i mean, as you said, the average snowfall for the entire season is 21" and here it is not even the end of the month and we have 55 in the past month. we know that we are going to get some more snow tomorrow and saturday and they are even predict another major storm as soon as next week. >> we know you're equipped for it. you have all the machinery but the budget... they have to be tapped after removin

name an intra mayor rages on and tonight some believe that outgoing supervisor chris daily has embarrassed the city by his behavior. carolyn, self-censoring not his strong suit. >> he has been the target of a proposed code of conduct. he was once given a bar of soap but if he follows proper decorum you may not pay attention to his message. one phrase has been a social media sensation. >> it's on, like donky-tong. >> a reference to a video game. the bad boy chris daly to david chu. >> he issued a threat. it wasn't the first time he has done that. >> he received a tongue-lashing after he defied colleagues when they thought they had it in the back for sheriff mike hennessey to be chosen. >> i'm still trying to understand hou why the choice was unacceptable. >> he has been elected eight times and no stranger to the board. >> i have had budget battles down there for 30 years and i'm used to the give and take. i feel like i can hold my own. >> for now he is oh the losing end. city administrator ed lee has emerged as the top choice. >> the only person that would help personnel discussions with any of the

according to the palo alto daily news, the city may file a complaint with the federal communications commission if it determines that those calls did come from a car. meanwhile, the state's 911 emergency communications office is being asked to investigate this and hopefully provide better regulations for these new cars that are coming out with emergency dialing technology. back to you. >> all right. matt bigler, thank you. >>> let's go back over to robert to talk about this forecast and fog. lots of it. >> elizabeth, not just fog. we are dealing with rain in our forecast. but the fog is the major weather story at this moment. so let's get to it. we are expecting the fog advisory to remain in place until 10 a.m. for the north bay and interior valleys from brentwood to concord to walnut creek to martinez up to i-80, that denies fog advisory is in effect. we also see fog flowing in from the coast. so that means in san francisco along the peninsula. bottom line, we are book ended by fog today and it's going to keep temperatures a lot cooler than yesterday anywhere from 3 to 8 degrees coo

. >> in the city, there are still daily protests calling on the ruling party to go.y marched past the government building where he set himself on fire. if these protesters had not taken to the streets from the first, his story may not have traveled so fast and so far. >> the trigger is that people showed they were no longer afraid. it started here. people were ready. >> these young boys will come of age in a different time. it is still not certain what kind of change this revolution will bring them. the young man buried here who cut short his own life will long be remembered as the man who changed everyone else's. >> pneumonia kills almost 2 million children under the age of five every year. it's the biggest cause of infant mortality across the world. a single vaccine to prevent the disease is routinely administered across the developed world. continents like africa are left to cope without it. kenya is starting to roll out a brand new vaccine starting in nairobi. >> i am at the help center in nairobi. it is very busy today. about 60 mothers who brought their infants

. >> in the city there are still daily protests calling on the ruling party to go. they marched past the government building where mohammad set himself on fire. if these protesters had not taken to the streets from that first day his story may not have traveled so fast so far. >> the trigger was in the city. people here showed they were no longer afraid. people were ready. >> these young boys will come of age in a different time. it is not certain what kind of change this revolution will bring them. but the young men buried here who cut short his own life will only be remembered as the man who changed everyone else's. >> the indian sports ministry has sacked the man who caired the games. he denies any wrongdoing. an official investigation is still under way. the games were tarnished by delays and allegations of corruption is. pneumonia kills almost 2 million children under age 5 every year. it is the biggest cause of infant mortality across the world. a simple vaccine to prevent the disease is routinely administered across the developed world. but continents such as

very slow getting out of daily city. really a drag coming out of the peninsula.ch up. that's starting to look better, even 101. more after this. >>> condoleezza rice will be in the east bay this month. she will deliver the keynote address at the summit conference on january 21st and 22nd. the goal is to get people to fight human trafficking. there's also screening of the film. >>> tomorrow's megamillion jackpot will be worth $20 million, but one lucky person who buys their tickets in livermore is nearly $200,000 richer today. he or she bought a ticket that matched five of the six numbers in friday's drawing. numbers -- the meganumber was 20. want to take a moment to recognize the winners of our facebook competition this morning. laura christensen and patricia wilkins spent time sampling wine at the wine competition. looks like you guys had a lot of fun. slept well that night, too. another update in about half an hour. "today" show returns in less than a half a minute. have a great morning. >>> mark! mark! >> he's wired in. >> are you still wired in? you issued 24

just a little bit too uptight here to discuss it with me is mike riggs writer for the daily caller on the washington city paper and wendy wright president of concerned women for america i want to thank you both for joining me here thank you now what do you think is really going on i mean when did you really think that this constitutes child pornography or do shows like this just make parents a little too uncomfortable because you don't want to well think that your kids are actually out there partying having sex doing drugs which a lot of high school kids to well i think that first clip shows that this no this is not the kind of thing that most kids are doing but when you also look at the subject the theme of the first show it's about one kid trying to get another kid to have sex loses virginity and the way he's going to do it is to get a girl so drugged or so drunk that she doesn't know what she's doing and then basically the young man will rape her well in real life if that happened that would be a crime that's rape and so this show glamorizes rape as if it's something that kids are just doing no big de

australia have been putting sdbags buy their homes after the threat of a large third largest city threat of mo. >> the daily news came without warning, inundating scan -- deluge came without warning, inundating streets and was wiping away cars. now the government is offering compensation for those who have lost income. >> this nation will assist people who are not able to do their normal income earning work and get their normal income because of flood and disaster circumstances. >> and some two hundred thousand people across queensland have already been affected by the worst flooding in decades. another city has also been hit hard, but it is just one of t 40 townsin state of emergency. the forecasts say more rain is on the web. >> flooding that has inundated cities and towns in germany could be it subsiding in the coming hours. it reached a peak level by tuesday morning. extensive preventative measures kept floodwaters from hitting the city because the historic center. residents are hoping for some relief. >> thehine riverlows past bonn. city officials are expecting the river to crest in coming hours and ar

city, about 15 kilometers to the east. it warns massive amounts of ash will likely fall on the southeastern side of the mountain as the wind direction changes. volcanic ash is seriously affecting daily life in various parts of the region. in miyazaki city, falling ash is greatly reducing visibility. many people could be seen carrying umbrellas. the city is located southeast of mount shin-moe, now the harvest season for cabbages. farmers were busy washing their produce. they fear the ash may hurt market prices. at miyazaki airport a decision was made to close all the runways. airlines decided to cancel all flights for the rest of the day out of fear the ash might be sucked into aircraft engines and cause an accident. schools were closed down in several cities. those that remained open held physical education classes inside their gymnasiums. to protect students from breathing in the fine ash particles. >>> so what triggered the eruption and how long will this volcanic activity continue? the university of tokyo's earthquake research institute says after the eruption a large lava dome formed in the crater. this phenomenon occurs when lava extrudes from a volcanic event. they also found

city. extended forecast calling for daily sunshine all the way until next week at this time. very different temperatures not really just by a degree or two each day. you know what? >> what. >> sarah said, yes, the surf is building. there today. surfed it. going to surf it tomorrow. send more pictures in. we invite you to finish the pictures here. it is getting really big out there and blue skies. gentle breezy. >> going to be a great weekend. it is a little too weird. thanks, roberta. >> if you like your food to come with a bit of a challenge head to antioch. this is called the intimidator. you've got to build this thing. six eggs. comes with a big pile of hash browns. a pound of cheese. bacon. sausage. ham. a hamburger patty. chicken fried steak then two bi biscuits. featured on a show. if you eat the whole thing you get a t-shirt along with the 7700-calories. the intimidator. >> i feel my arteries clogging. >> if you need it they will give you a ride to the paramedics. >> no doubt. >>> rex ryan and his jets haven't played the role of intimidator this week and with the game

it will be called the daily and will have divisions in major cities like new york city and los angeles. steve jobs is expected to take part in wednesday's announce. in san francisco. >>> -- announcement in san francisco. >>> facebook is helping get the word out about children who go missing. they have created amber alert pages for all 50 states. by clicking like on the california page, you will get updates about abducted kids in your news feed and you can share the information with all of your facebook friends. >> what a great idea. >> i got a suggestion to join the page yesterday. >>> forget french fries and corn, to healthy make-over plan for school lunches. >>> the real erin returns to the town that made her famous. why she is accusing pg e of a toxic chemical up. >>> way more than academic focus. >> it's the article and book creating all kinds of buzz. are chinese moms really superior? what they are doing differently. businesses in flood-ravaged,,,,, [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup.

city regarding water issues. this is the first outreach which was a supplement in new york times and daily news which i think is the most circulated paper in new york city. and getting bigger as time goes on we'll try to engage in some of this thinking where people are thinking of this early and not just presented with a plan to go, thumbs up or down on it. the idea of putting sustained conversation with consistent information is very important. this is new york city does not preclude the water utilities thinking about climate change and water and the things that go along with that and trying reach out nationally. one more. last one. >> i'm representing the endangered species coalition. made up of four hundred different groups. i guess my question from yesterday revolved the impacts of global warming like the, eco basis. >> i don't want to disappoint you but we're not going to be able to do questions. so i hope you can make this a comment. >> i would encourage water managers and people included in water matters try to preclude or include other species and in the process early on rather than late in the game which h

he urged the support of 10 city supervisors. chris daily is the only one who voted no.my has more on the process. >> you're talking to one of the happiest people in san francisco. this is an extraordinary and historic vote by this board. >> outgoing mayor gavin newsom enthusiastically approves of the selection and city administrator ed lee as his successor. if he is sworn in, he will become the city's first asian american mayor. >> this is a historic moment for the chinese american community. for a community that has been in this city for 160 years. a community that has struggled. >> but getting to this point wasn't easy. on tuesday the vote was split between lee and the michael hen asy. daily lost his cool. >> i will haunt you. i will politically haunt you for the biggest fumble in the history of san francisco politics. it's on like donkey kong. >> despite wonderful references to donkey kong -- (laughter) >> we have engaged in an orderly transition of leadership. >> lee was selected by a 10-1 vote with chris daily casting the lone assenting vote. >> i have probably a r

daily. today in new york city, we expect verizon to announce they are getting the iphone for their network >> we want to check the morning commute. >> good morning. we have more crowd on the roadway and an update to the accident on the peninsula. the chp is closed and the slow lane approaching. an ambulance arrived on scene we need safety and stay over to the left amount of light volume to keep the traffic moving. there is stanford university. we will jump to the east bay as far as the volume. an accident and you see the blip as you approach fifth. the split someone hit the sand barrels and going across the fifth avenue off-ramp. you may want to head over towards oak. there plenty through the downtown area heading through this area. let me show you what it's like. the toll plaza is starting to build. i will show you the live look in a second. back to you >> sounds good. want to check in with christina for rain hitting the bay area. >> we're need more. >> i don't want to water my plants today. >> or wash the car either. >> good morning. things look okay and south bay is dry overall. we have s

city's main boulevard. >> from revolution to resuming the rituals of daily life. the protests of them and all of the old guard must go. -- the protests and demand that all of the old guard must go. >> every tunisian loves this country. we ask the country's enemies to [unintelligible] >> the street of tunis. the state-run newspaper kick out bear editor in chief. there is even the sound of protest. >> what is the difference? last week, front page. this week, power goes to the people. >> what is it like coming to work out? >> between last week and this week, are we agreeing? >> but it's a nightmare if you belong to the ruling party. most of the senior officials are on the run or resigning. we found one that would talk to us. they said not to fill me at the party headquarters. -- film me at the party headquarters. he's on the defensive now. how can we build a democracy if we eliminate everything? and those that committed mistakes must be judged. those who didn't should have the right to serve their country. these are the issues being debated now. now, there are forcef

nothing personal against the very dedicated people who work there and who on a daily basis try to serve the people of the city county of san francisco. but i think that you can tell a lot about a city by how it's public transportation system works, or does not work for that matter. and i do think that if you look at the performance of the mta in terms of addressing the needs of all san franciscans, that even though there has been progress a lot is left to be desired. and because of that i think that having the right people on the body, on the governing board, is really crucial. i think the right thing to do with this appointment given interest from the members of the board coming in would be to continue this item, but i have to say that you learn something new when you go through this process. and i was really struck by what i heard from the community in terms of the need for that community -- for this community, the african-american community, but beyond that working people in san francisco, to have a voice on that board of directors. and i heard from the transit group that spoke, i appreciate the sincerity

daily life. down on the bay of naples, the ancient city of pompeii was frozen in time when mount vesuvius burst into eruption in 79 a.d. totally buried under layers of ash and pumice and finally unearthed in the modern era, here's where you see how a roman city was laid out. you can walk down ancient streets, check out remnants of public buildings, and generally get a feel for the life of an ancient city with its temples, forums, and markets. man: on the colonnade you can see a latin inscription that refers to the marketplace behind that colonnade. maxa: but most intriguing are the private dwellings, in particular, the grand villas with peaceful courtyards and evidence of exquisite decoration. maybe the most interesting things to me are the array of frescoes that survived. what i find so fascinating is to be reminded that roman buildings were very colorful, with temples and statues as well as the walls of private homes elaborately bathed in color. the scenes in these frescoes reveal much about daily activities, interests, fashion, and passion in ancient rome. a few are still on site, but most have b