hollister will warm to 62, as well.et's go through the next seven-day, accu-weather seven-day forecast, it was a little warmer for monday. bright and sunny on tuesday. then it's going to feel like spring as we head into the wednesday time frame. we have temperatures near the bay in the mid-60s. check out thursday, valentine's day as well as friday, highs near 70 degrees. we'll look for cooling on saturday and bring a few clouds in on sunday. >> ama: thank you so much. shu is here with sports. >> it was a beautiful day down there. snedeker went to vanderbilt by a scholarship. they both made sure they ended up in the winner's circle. gorgeous day down in pebble beach. snedeker started date tied with james hahn. 12 under, snedeker, the approach on the 2nd, he stops short for an eagle. his playing partner, james hahn with an eagle putt on 2. never recovers, tied tied for third and 14 under. snedeker started to pull away from the field. nothing but net. 17 under. another on 11. now 58 under but chris kirk made a run. he leav

. >> we left at five in the morning from hollister california so we got here pretty early we waited inine and snuck down here and now we're the lucky winners because we got some autographs. >> reporter: perhaps no one was more pleased the season is approaching than giants manager, bruce bouchy. every year when the super bowl ends it's our time to come to get ready and come up here to fanfest it's a lot of fun for these guys but it also signals the time for spring training, we open up tuesday. >> reporter: while the serious business of spring training lies before them fanfest was one more opportunity for the team to express their gratitude to those who fill the stands. >> bouchy: unbelievable we know how lucky we are to get this kind of support, every night sold out, the parade, the players are still talking about that. for these fans to show all this support they know how lucky they are and as i've said many times these players don't want to win just for themselves they want to win for these fans here. >> reporter: at at&t park in san francisco, jeff pierce-kron four news >> coming up

>> actually my gun is in my hollister. it's an important message to children.iously important message in the home. you do not want guns within access of anybody, not only your children but kids that come to the home. when i go home tonight. i carry this nine millimeter semi-automatic. i have a box in my closet. i take my gun out. no bullets in the gun. i take the clip out of the gun. i put the crip in there. i take the bullet out of the chamber. i take the gun and put it in the box. i lock the box and it's not accessible. this is a big part of what i've taught my children and what i continued to preach at home. a lot of people will say, my god you don't have access if an.ar . i will take my chances. i would rather do makehat than e this accessible to children in the home. >> cheryl: you have a couple sons. you talked about this from the day they could understand? >> i took them shooting. i took them to ranges to shoot the weapon. but my family are not hunters. we like to think of ourselves as compassionate people. to me a gun is something i wear at work. when i

. >> reporter: den myers is a feisty 82-year-old shop own we are a pair of pistols hollistered to his hips. he, too, is a staunch defender of the right to own firearms. >> i have a right to eat oatmeal cookies if you want to if you don't like them. i get a right to eat chocolate. if you don't like chocolate, don't eat it. if you don't want a weapon, don't buy one but don't tell me i can't. >> i think everybody should be allowed to have a gun if they want as long as they're not crazy or anything. >> reporter: kennesaw's 1982 gunman date was a direct response to a gun ban enacted a year earlier in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional but kennesaw's law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police departments never searched homes to make sure you had a gun. it was meant more or less as a political statement to support citizen's second amendment rights to own firearms. >> reporter: after the law went into effect in 1982, city leaders say they witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low,

gilroy and hollister. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast.spare the air day and it is groundhog day. temperatures will come up on super bowl sunday by a few degrees. and then a little bit of a cool down on monday only to drop. down to reality as we head into tuesday and wednesday. now thursday and friday as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the temperatures are well below average. slight chance of rain carolyn and dan both thursday and friday. the computer models keep backing off the possibility of rain. >> nothing significant. >> i don't want to be a pessimist. >> up next, we are heading back to the big ease. the big easy. larry beil will have the story of two brothers. would one harbaugh hire the other? >> first a message from one of our troops overseas. >> hi i am from travis air force base and currently deployed here in southwest asia and i am supporting my san francisco 49ers. it has been 18 years and i need to update my shirt. let's get the 6t >>> good evening. live from new orleans. the countdown is on. about 40 hours no

gilroy and hollister. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast.the air day and it is groundhog day. temperatures will come up on super bowl sunday by a few degrees. and then a little bit of a cool down on monday only to drop. down to reality as we head into tuesday and wednesday. now thursday and friday as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the temperatures are well below average. slight chance of rain carolyn and dan both thursday and friday. the computer models keep backing off the possibility of rain. >> nothing significant. >> i don't want to be a pessimist. >> up next, we are heading back to the big ease. the big easy. larry beil will have the story of two brothers. would one harbaugh hire the other? >> first a message from one of our troops overseas. >> hi i am from travis air force base and currently deployed here in southwest asia and i am supporting my san francisco 49ers. it has been 18 years and i >>> good evening. live from new orleans. the countdown is on. about 40 hours now away from kickoff. i had a chance to talk with

. >> reporter: dense myers is a feisty 82-year-old shop owner with a pair of pistols hollistered to his hip. he is, too, is a staunch defender of the right to own firearms. >> i have the right to eat oatmeal cookies if you want to or chocolate. if you don't want a weapon, don't buy one but don't tell me that i can't. >> reporter: our random survey of kennesaw found unanimous support for the law. >> everybody should be allowed to own one if they want to. >> reporter: the 1982 gunman date was a direct response to a gun ban enacted a year earlier in morton grove, illinois. that was later deemed unconstitutional. the kennesaw law is still on the books. >> it was not meant to be an enforceable law. the police department never searched homes to make sure you had a gun. it was meant more or less as a political statement. >> reporter: after the law went into effect in 1982, city leadsers say they witnessed a 29% drop in crime. in the 30 years since, the crime rate has remained low, including just four gun related homicides. >> our crime rate is generally less than half the national average. >>

gilroy and hollister. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast.spare the air day and it is groundhog day. temperatures will come up on super bowl sunday by a few degrees. and then a little bit of a cool down on monday only to drop. down to reality as we head into tuesday and wednesday. now thursday and friday as you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the temperatures are well below average. slight chance of rain carolyn and dan both thursday and friday. the computer models keep backing off the possibility of rain. >> nothing significant. >> i don't want to be a pessimist. >> up next, we are heading back to the big ease. the big easy. larry beil will have the story of two brothers. would one harbaugh hire the other? >> first a message one of from f our troops overseas. >> hi i am from travis air force base and currently deployed here in southwest asia and i am supporting my san francisco 49ers. it has been 18 years and i need to update my shirt. need to update my shirt. let's get hey! hey honey! hey alan. uh, hey.... i'm bob, we talked at

. >> we left at five in the morning from hollister california so we got here pretty early we waited inow we're the lucky winners because we got some autographs. >> reporter: perhaps no one was more pleased the season is approaching then giants manager bruce bouchy. >> bouchy: every year when the super bowl ends it's our time to come to get ready and come up here to fanfest it's a lot of fun for these guys but it also signals the time for spring training, we open up tuesday. >> reporter: while the serious business of spring training lies before them fanfest was one more opportunity for the team to express their gratitude to those who fill the stands. >> bouchy: unbelievable we know how lucky we are to get this kind of support, every night sold out, the parade, the players are still talking about that. for these fans to show all this support they know how lucky they are and as i've said many times these players don't want to win just for themselves they want to win for these fans here. >> reporter: at at&t park in san francisco, jeff pierce- kron four news and update on injured giants fa

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from day to day over the weekend. 55 in monterey and pebble beach pro am, third round and 57 in hollisterget to warm up on monday and mid-60s and valentine's day, very dry. >> katie: thank all of you for joining us on the saturday morning news. we are will continue at 5:00 tonight. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. but when i cook up some beef, ketchup, relish and cheese, cover it with crescent dough and pow! cheeseburger crescent casserole. double awesome. pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi,

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. >> we left at five in the morning from hollister california so we got here pretty early we waited in line and snuck down here and now we're the lucky winners because we got some autographs. >> reporter: perhaps no one was more pleased the season is approaching then giants manager bruce bouchy. >> every year when the super bowl ends it's our time to come to get ready and come up here to fanfest it's a lot of fun for these guys but it also signals the time for spring training, we open up tuesday. >> reporter: while the serious business of spring training lies before them fanfest was one more opportunity for the team to express their gratitude to those who fill the stands. >> unbelievable we know how lucky we are to get this kind of support, every night sold out, the parade, the players are still talking about that. for these fans to show all this support they know how lucky they are and as i've said many times these players don't want to win just for themselves they want to win for these fans here. >> reporter: at at&t park in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news >> to get ready fo

the monterey bay, still a also gray there with upper 60s and 62 hollister.bc news weather seven-day forecast, very little change electric today to tomorrow except we will be celebrating tomorrow, right, big time? and we will look at the cooling trend right on through a little bit wednesday. more significantly thursday with some showers right on through friday. maybe a quarter to half-inch, i said, so it doesn't look like a huge rain make are. then we will be dry again but cool after that. >> we need a little bit of rain. we are behind. >> we definitely need a little and doesn't look like sierra snow in this one. >> thank you, lisa. >> coming up at 8:00 is good morning america. dan is joining us live from new york. dan, all attention here is on the super bowl, but i know there's other news out there today as well? >> just a little bit. just a little bit. we will be talking super bo s bi. we will tell you what he said. although i can't see you over the satellite now but i'm told you are wearing all red in honor of the hometown niners and i salute you for that.

a northeast wind will pick up in the high elevations of the north and east bay. 58 in hollister withnta cruz. starting out a little cool and we are going to go with that again tomorrow. but we will warm up throughout the middle of the week and we will be above normal by wednesday and thursday. even friday still holding on to the warmth with cooler temperatures next weekend. no rain through next weekend. >> going to get kind of desperate there. >> you are right. >> all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. you asked for it. now the abc7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available for your android or tap let and the kindle fire. download it now for free from the amazon app store and on google play. it's also still available if you it's also still available if you ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis

some of the cooler numbers at our coast but still plenty of sunshine. 57 in hollister.s we look ahead you will notice that not only do we stay dry and cool, but we are looking at temperatures slowly coming up day-to-day. in fact, wednesday and thursday valentine's day. mid-60s should be one of the warmer days around the bay. we have that high tide, the king tides with 6.7 feet today at 10:20. so maybe a little localized flooding with that. and the sharks are playing at 1:00. you know, looks like another great weekend if you like it dry but we certainly can use some rain. >> right, until the parking garage floods here. >> that's always next. >> in sports, the east san jose sharks will try to snap a three-game losing streak against the phoenix coyotes at hb pavilion. puck drops 1:00. and the giants are getting ready for spring training to start on tuesday in arizona. here's larry beil with more on this morning's sports. >> good morning. when the biblical character sampson had his haircut he lost his power. tim lincecum is hoping for the opposite results. he has ditched th

hollister low 60s and 63 for santa cruz. folks, shear a look at the seven-day forecast. so monday and tuesday, terrific days. big changes start on wednesday and increasing clouds. rain is likely on thursday as well as friday and check out those daytime highs. we have been in the mid60s. thursday and friday only in the mid50s. mike niko will be here tomorrow morning and he will have an update. >> thank you, leigh. >>> let's go back live to new orleans. our sports director larry beil is on the field at the superdome. unfortunately we lost, larry. >> yes, it is kind of a bummer, but i want to show you the difference between winning and losing the super bowl. shu is five yards away.iners cas short. takes you awhile to close out five yards these days. >> a little longer than usual. a complete package of highlights coming up, and we'll look at th dismie good evening, -- >>> good evening, everybody. we are live in the superdome wrapping up super bowl 47 which 49er fans remember for the outage and then the surge and ultimately the disappointment. check out the highlights here. o

low 70s for gilroy, hollister, and notice the cooler conditions for monterey and santa cruz by as much as five to ten degrees. that's because of the on shore winds returning. so a little cooler at the coast today. everyone cools off tomorrow. president's day clouds this cannening, even cooler. cold rain come tuesday. a break wednesday. another system wants to visit us thursday and friday. look at the highs, mid-50s. >> wow. it's going to be a shock to the system. >> it's a little cooler than average for this time of the year. >> lisa, thank you. in sports this afternoon stanford hosts ucla at of and usf will meet fifth-ranked gonzaga on the hilltop. last night the sharks tried to snap a six game losing streak in chicago against the blackhawks. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. for the sharks, january was spectacular. they were 7-0. february is a disaster. now 0-7 after yet another loss, this one in chicago. the captain, joe thornton, doesn't fight too often, but jonathan toews was asking tore it. second period, 1-0 hawks. the little kn

> a 63-year-old san jose man is under arrest in connection with the suspicious death of a man in hollister. he was inside the home when they were called out early tuesday. also inside the house a man's dead body. officers arrested him on suspicion of murder. police hadn't revealed information about the connection between the men. >> happening now, palo alto police looking for a man who tried to grab an 11-year-old girl as she rode past him on her bike. she was on emerson street monday when the man grabbed her arm. she was able to get home safely. >> all over the country schools are taking extra steps to ensure student safety in the wake of the massacre at sandy hook el menltry in connecticut. schools on the peninsula are about to take safety one step further. bob riddell live with what they will be doing. good morning. >> joint effort between redwood city school district and the police department to try to make campuses on the peninsula safer and better prepared in case an active shooter were to attack. police are now encouraging patrol officers to become familiar with the local elementary

. >> let's try it from the hollister position. >> reporter: which is terrific advice if you ever come across one of these folks. >> yah! >> reporter: senior citizens skilled in the art of cane do. this gathering this past saturday in danville included a number of cane do instructors from the east bay. >> i tell them to stop where you. >> like bob worthington. >> if they come on to me -- >> reporter: bob's been involved in martial arts in one way or another for 50 of his 78 years. he learned cane do from a master a few years ago and wants to spend whatever years he has left teaching as many other seniors as he can. >> it's how you carry yourself and the cane. hey! >> reporter: the concept is simple. teaching seniors how to turn a ane, often a sign of weakness, into something very much the opposite. >> we have discovered that it is a very awesome defensive tool. it's not a weapon. it's a tool. >> reporter: those who teach it say it transforms lives. >> it gives you that extra confidence that you can go anywhere, be with anybody, and feel relatively safe. there you go. much better. >> re

hollister brand as well. holiday sales. having to shut some of their underperforming stores.c is weak. obviously consumers are tickled. and there are bringing down the whole team retailers' sector. names like american eagle outfitters. some of those other names. also to the downside. we are seeing that as well. the ceo actually working on figuring a how to continue to cut costs in order to remain competitive and bring in the numbers. so this is one that we will continue to watch. it is the worst performer today on the s&p and for the week. ashley: even with the market up 104 points. thank you. well, listen, when you're eat goes up or your seat is leaking, great. the last thing you want to try and do is about a cheap but hopefully reliable company to come and fix it. now, of course another is a nap for that. joining me now and a fox business exclusive, local founder, ceo, and director. love the sound of this. thank you for being here. explain the concept and that will talk about your news service. >> well, it's a company we found about nine years ago. specifically designed aro

cooler, but still very, very nice. 72 in gilroy, hollister and 67 monterey. here's the academy claver seven-day forecast. 60s and 70s today. another mild afternoon. cooling begins tomorrow, upper 50s to mid-670s. here comes the rain on monday night. tuesday rain changing to showers. staying cool but dry on wednesday. and then the end of the week another system brings us more rain. back to february-like weather. that as good thing. >> if we must. >> yeah. >> thanks, lisa. we are joined from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning. >> katie, good morning to you. coming up on "good morning america," new claims surfacing in the blade runner shooting. oscar pistorius breaks down in court. pressure questions, including did he really try to resuscitate his girlfriend? also luxury lawsuit. did the discount really try to sell fake tiffany diamondbacks? another mission impossible for tom cruz. he is suing some magazines for $50 million over a story claiming he abandoned his daughter from his home. enthusiast they are demand

hollister low 60s and 63 for santa cruz. folks, shear a look at the seven-day forecast. so monday and tuesday, terrific days. big changes start on wednesday and increasing clouds. rain is likely on thursday as well as friday and check out those daytime highs. we have been in the mid60s. thursday and friday only in the mid50s. mike niko will be here tomorrow morning and he will have an update. >> thank you, leigh. >>> let's go back live to new orleans. our sports director larry beil is on the field at the superdome. unfortunately we lost, larry. >> yes, it is kind of a bummer, but i want to show you the difference between winning and losing the super bowl. shu is five yards away. the niners came up five yards short. takes you awhile to close out five yards these days. >> a little longer than usual. a complete package of highlights coming up, and we'll look at that dismie good evening, -- >>> good evening, everybody. we are live in the superdome wrapping up super bowl 47 which 49er fans remember for the outage and then the surge and ultimately the disappointment. check out

when i was an altar boy in hollister, i don't remember pope paul tweeting but anne tells us that has all changed these days. >> times have changed, brian. a new tweet from the catholic pontiff this morning. his message to 1.5 million followers, lent is a favorable time in which to rediscover faith in the god as the foundation of our lives and of the church's life. benedict is the first pope to use social media to communicate with the millions. and he is also the first pope to resign rather than die in office in nearly 600 years. >> we want to take a closer look at benedict's record and what lives ahead for the church. joining us is brother charms hillkin, professor at st. mary's college. let's go right to it. this is the first time we've had a pope exit office while alive in 600 years. what does that, do you think, do to this office which has been sort of considered divine for most people's catholic modern times? >> it presides in the office, not in the person. it's perfectly understandable that a person can step away. it's just that it hasn't been double. this pope has reached back,

you will notice kind of hazy, mostly cloudy here in morgan hill. 65. 68 in hollister.even-day forecast, very little temperature change except for sunshine for super^bowl sunday. tomorrow looking at a beautiful day. by monday a few degrees cooler. tuesday the cooling continues and you will notice that everyone back into the 50s by the end of the work week. hopefully getting some rain in here by thursday and friday. >>> february is another one of those wet months generally, so -- >> yes. >> all right. >> all right. we will look for that. thank you, lisa. coming up at 7:00 is good morning america. we've got dan harris joining us live from new york to tell us what you are working on. good morning. happy groundhog day, dan. >> carolyn, thank you. i appreci on gma on this sunday morning. i know you can't wait, carolyn. >> i already know who is winning. of course, it is the 49ers. without a doubt. >> i should have been careful. i knew my audience. >> well, is there a team that you like? i mean, if you don't say 49ers i guess you and i will just be estranged from now on, dan.

. >> i live in hollister and i was living in commuting san jose and commuting all that distance. for a while i was carpooling. that helped but it was too much in money and time. >> reporter: here's what you're paying this morning in the bay area. locally according to aaa, prices for a gallon of regular in san francisco about $4.25. in oakland, it's $4.17. in san jose, it's about $4.18 but that's actually not the worst that i have seen. i checked on gasbuddy.com. sausalito drivers are paying $4.89. if you are planning to fill up this morning, the best bet to find the lowest gas prices in your area is to go to our website, cbssf.com/gas. cate caugiran kpix 5. >>> after five years of excavating and tunneling the big dig is done. two new mile-long tunnels in san mateo county are having safety tests this month. the project will divert a stretch of the pacific coast highway, devil's slide, which erodes and collapses especially after heavy rain. >>> new this morning, a top catholic cleric in great britain is resigning in the face of misconduct allegations. the cardinal keith o'brien wil

hollister's one of the brands under the umbrella, europe is weekend holiday sales not as good as theyhis little computer thing not going right. charles: i have got to say it. stuart: save it. trying to give me a flu shot. the rich spending more money, a lot of money on home security, protecting their homes not only from intruders but natural and man-made disasters as well. i will bring in canvas jackson from the wall street journal mentioned report. if you don't read it you should. the mansion report comes out every friday. is a big special section and candace rights for it. am i right? it is a special section. >> weekly section. stuart: you are it. are you not? what do rich people, what are they doing to protect themselves? how much are they spending? >> this is one of the most interesting things happening in home building and no one knows about or talk about which is sort of a point and people are spending millions of dollars to secure their homes. essentially you have got some very wealthy people who are building basically bunker style homes, homes that can withstand anything from

but prosecutors say that's implausible, because the hollister was found on the side of the bed where steenkamp slept. and he would have seen she wasn't there. this morning, this exclusive photo of what they say pistorius kept on the night stand of his bedroom. keys, a tv remote, a watch, and a handgun. the photo taking during a photo shoot for "paris match" magazine. the associated press also reported that pistorius applied for six gun permits just three weeks before the shooting. despite those reports, reeva steenkamp's cousin told piers morgan she wants to believe pistorius' story. >> that's what i want in my heart i wish was the truth. i wouldn't like to think my cousin suffered. >> reporter: based on the known evidence at this point, they say there's no proof that pistorius killed his own girlfriend. the prosecution is expecting to get its closing arguments later. and they are expected to reiterate that pistorius has a history of violent threats. and they believe he's a flight risk because he has the means to live abroad. robin? >> thank you so much. >>> for more, let's bring in

warrant officer testified when he went back to the scene a .9 millimeter pistol hollister were on thewhere his slippers answer overnight bag were. on the probability of the accused defending himself he indicated it could be true, but it's highly unlikely because the door was closed. he didn't know who was in the toilet and he didn't even call for his girlfriend. he stated further that he was in the possession of statements from one witness who heard, who indicated that voices two of people were heard talking loud between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. he also indicated that there was a statement from another person who testified that or who indicated in the statement that he had heard gunshots and went out onto his balcony, saw the lights on at the applicant's premises, went back to bed, heard a female scream and then heard two or three more shots. on cross-examination the defense dealt with the state's charges as amplified by defensive argument and response to further particulars and on the question as to whether he had not furnished a version of sorts, the witness eventually submitted that they

zimmerman that he was a racist murderer, that he had no injuries that trayvon was the 12-year-old in the hollisterorge zimmerman. what's happened in the past year, people have finally decided to wait or they've looked at the other information that has come out to see there are not only two sides to the story but it really looks at though the evidence supports george did not do anything wrong and that he was after the initial coming together confronted and injured by tray van. it's horrible to say when you're talking about a young 17 years old that he may have caused his own death. the injuries george had was nothing to support that he was fighting for his side. >> the other side would completely contradict the way you frame that. >> except the evidence doesn't support anything that george is the aggressor in the fight. trayvon in h no injuries on him but for the fatal gunshot and george had significant injuries to his face and to his back. i know the prosecutor's position but they have to have the forensic evidence to support it. >> thank you for talking with us mark o'mara. >> thanks, soledad. >>