. >> talking to cameron there is john garvin, another project manager.s fully pulled out, airbags attached to keep it in position once in the water. the hatch has been lowered and cameron is going to be bolted into the deep sea challenger. garvin narrates the launch. the crane attaches to the lifting point in the middle of the sub. there's a number of tag lines under high tension in addition to the crane to stop the sub from moving and swinging. when you see the sub first hit the water, the divers will come in and their first job is to uncouple the crane. >> you have to make sure the sub doesn't rotate around quickly. it's about not getting injured. >> when the last airbag is removed, cameron and deep sea challenger begin the descent. >> deep sea challenger, do you copy? >> inside the control room, there's a problem. communication malfunction. >> do you copy? >> copy you loud and clear. >> cameron descends for an hour. then there's another malfunction. >> deep sea challenger advises that he has thruster failure. >> reporter: cameron continues on. then at

jessica and garvin? home. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri in the weather center. so you say we're going to get a little bit of rain. >>> yes. a few showers here as we head throughout the night and then a stronger storm coming as we head into this upcoming weekend. we want to share video, a whale of a sight this afternoon. we've been talking about about this major shift under the golden gate bridge. our helicopter actually catching what we think is a gray whale inside the bay somewhere north of the san mateo bridge and near san francisco and oakland. a gray whale. this can grow up to 45 feet in length. native to the pacific and it would be a very rare sighting as there's only 22,000 of those, we think, throughout the pacific. all right. let's bring you back here to our numbers. rare sight down here in the south bay for this time of year, temperatures in the upper 70s. gilroy, my weather watcher calling in 77. 73 in san jose. 73 in los gatos. we are tracking some a

garvin thomas is here with the story. >> not enough time in the day from your vocabulary.might feel. not only is she a single mother, all doing well in school, she finds the time to help so many others, she is the well-deserved focus of bay area proud. >> i say -- >> what you are about to hear her say is not true. not exactly. >> i just stay busy. >> busy, you see, does not come remotely close to explaining all this oakland mother of four and volunteer extrordinaire does. >> the love of our families have to walk this way. >> let's start early in the morning when gloria and other volunteers patrol the part. the park was a mess. >> graffiti and people drinking and doing drugs. >> not safe for kids including her own walking to and from urban promise academy. she started patrolling the park encouraging others to join in. >> sure enough, they recognized we were there and now it's empty in the morning. >> while the park is empty, her days and weeks are full. there is her 40 plus hour a week job with the east bay agency for children as after cool coordinator at the family resourc

i'm garvin thomas in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the east bay prosecutor whose arrest on rape charges rocked costa county rocked them tonight. he has never spoken at length about the case until now. jodi hernandez sat down with him. he is seeking justice

. >> again, that was garvin thomas reporting. many of those former clients are good karma volunteers. that's some good karma going on right there. >>> rob, what's going on with the weather? >> things a lot different than yesterday evening with the rain coming on in right now. things are trying to dry out in between our next weather system that will come dropping in on us as we get into tuesday. high temperatures today not too bad. got up to 65 around south san jose the generally north of san jose pretty cool afternoon. tt did have showers around the a st bay hills. only saw temperatures in the mid-50s. i want to show you the weekend rain totals. pretty impressive. you can see you been out to the trivalley. passage to an inch of rain and into san francisco and oakland over an inch of rain. it was really coming down to 9:00 last night to about 5:00 this morning. north bay, one to two inches of rain. that will be the next place that i think we'll see another couple inches of rain coming into the middle part of the week. we have 50s

i'm garvin thomas. >> we begin tonight with the search for sierra lamar. a disturbing discovery.rews found bones but confirmed this afternoon they were animal s.

my facebook page is garvin com as and like me while you are there or follow me on twitter. jim is not done just yet. he said a lot of people need wheelchair or wheelchairs that work and he would like to expand them to working with wheelchairs in addition bicycles. >> grateful for his handy work.m >> let's go over to jeff ranieri as we start peeking towards the later part of the week. >> we have two weather stories happening today. the radar scans around and we are dry here across the south and east bay and the north bay while the cloud cover has been on the increase keeping it colder in the 50s right now. novato at 59. you come down to the south and we had upper 60s and a few isolated low 70s. san francisco will sandwich in between both of the scenarios. let's go outside to the skycam ra network. right in the foreground and the background, we had blue sky. we are going to see more blue sky as we head throughout the next 24 hours. that will be pushing in from the south. let's bring you back into the weather computer. into the weather headlines that will be a slight stray cha

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the economy is gas prices and garvin is right. don't put all of your eggs, but it is all wasteful washington spend bailouts and taxes too high. economy with a big e will settle it in november. >> how important are social issues to your listeners. >> they are important. a have a lot of left listeners and independents. what is happening, gop seems to be veering to the right and they are scaring the independents in the center toward us which we are happy about. >> good talking to both of you and we'll watch on what happens comes super tuesday and we appreciate your insights. >> newly elevated cardinal timothy doll an is speaking out. he told a crowd in new york. policy and politicings can never trump principle. the cardinal insists it is the responsibility for the community to protect the sanctity of human life. >> hitting the campaign trail for his dad. we'll sit down with one of mitt romney's sons and 34 people dead in the devastating tornados and the number is likely to keep rising. rescue crews are combing through and trying to r