>>marty: his name has not been >>isabel: got real martine gabr >>isabel: gabriel carquinez >>isabel:put to rest yesterday. mayor jean quan was in attendance of the five year-old funeral . he is shot near his parents taco truck. by a stray bullet. >>marty: a bone marrow transplant is of vital for the survival of this boy! >> this employee is half chinese. this employee -- is half chinese. this boy this boy -- is half chinese and half american. instead of a surgical procedure, it is more of a blood transfusion procedure. there is a message here. anybody with a mixed race should get on the donor list. get registered. learn more. the fear of a been a donor there is a myth about it. >>isabel: there is a drive to register at the haight ashbury next weekend. >> we will be right back. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks e

>>isabel: we will be back. announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news. ♪ >> marty: we begin with the developing story in the north bay with dozens of fires set. they are looking for suspected arsonists. they started as grass fires last night at 9:30 we are live in novato fire investigators are back on the scene, craig? >>craig: yes. they are on a that slope putting out smoldering of flames. let me show you what i saw, earlier. you can see flames of what they put out last night situation. i put out that fire with my foot. we notified the fire department and they came out. this is a series of arsonist's that the department is investigating. the police department believes that the youth is involved. this entire area of a resident says that it is disturbing is right and her back yard. >> id scare's the heck out of me because everything is so dry and it has happened before. on this hill. >> craig? yes. >> yes, it has happened about one year ago. >>craig: you can see the firefighters. the

>>isabel: janu has the latest for your forecast. >>janu: thank you, isabel. still chilly. only 35 degrees. we should see 51 degrees by 8:00 p.m. temperatures will be chilly relief in the north bay with only 32 degrees in santa rosa. 44 degrees in mountain view. already in half moon bay also chilly. only 12 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. it is going to be a beautiful day. >>marty: mayor jean quan .... what is expected to happen with the citizens of oakland ???g?g?n?ñ=h÷p÷÷>>>>8ç >>marty: dan kerman explains that this group is moving forward with concerns that the first recall effort will be in valid to oust jean krmayor jean quan. >> all agree. we agree on basic reasons on her in confidence. things like crime, and economic development. >>reporter: the group says that attorneys are concerned that the first groups of birds will be ruled " invalid " based on groups-will be ruled -- and balance that is why he is moving forward with his own petition to recall of mayor jean quan. >> we do nothing that their petition is going to survive and we will challenge i

but 6-year-old isabel remembers the day last year she got lost after getting off the school bus. >> i called for help, and then a man helped me. >> they lost my daughter. >> reporter: isabel's mother, lisa, says her daughter's daycare provider was waiting for the bus. but instead of dropping the child off at the regular stop, the substitute bus driver stopped somewhere else. it's still unclear how far away she was from home and her regular stop. >> they dumped my daughter by herself on the street with no adult present. >> reporter: then isabel told her mom she had a nightmare about that day. a terms told them it was ptsd. >> -- a therapist told them it was ptsd. >> a nightmare about being dropped off and being alone. >> reporter: she took the mount diablo unified school district to small claims court asking for $7,500 in damages. a judge award her $1,000 plus $85 in court fees. the district is appealing. >> we don't think we did anything wrong and we think it's sending the wrong message to pay off claims like this. >> reporter: but the district did change its drop-off policy as a resu

you may remember isabelle who we told you about back in november.hen she was about 7 years old isabel was sold into domestic servitude to a wealthy taiwan family who later moved to california. isabel endured a childhood of constant work and beatings and only escaped when she was in her 20s. since we spoke to her, taiwan's foreign minister has helped to locate isabel's family. now isabel has arrived in taiwan where her story has sparked a media storm. we're told that a mother/daughter reunion may come as soon as today. we'll, of course, keep you posted on that. you're watching "world business today." we'll be back after this. >>> she's been voted one of the world's most powerful women four years running by "forbes" magazine. but as many leaders often find, power doesn't always equal popularity. the german chancellor, angela merkel has come under increasing fire for her handling of the euro zone crisis. let's give you a taste of what the opinion pieces have been saying, starting out with "the wall street journal" as you can see. "the wall street journ

he's a reservists with the marie corps, his daughter isabell had no idea he was coming home.mom and dad thought what's better than surprising their little gal at school in front of all of her fellow classmates. >> in the business i do, you kind of never know when, you know, when your ticket's going to be punched. you let it last you. >> reporter: the sergeant works with the 125th weapons company and has seen a lot of. his kids and his wife are his life. >> there's nothing i enjoy about going to afghanistan. it's 100% for them. >> reporter: after a little bit, it set in that dad was home, isabell gave her father a tour and showed off her classroom. she gave him her agenda. >> watch tv with him. sleep in his bed, i miss my dad. >> this is what it's all about. >> those stories never get old. when steve shipped off to afghanistan, isabell gave him a lucky penny, he kept it all the time he was away. he'll do the same thing on his next deployment now that he's reenlisted for another four years. another reunion coming up, huh? >> we'll be back right after this. [ snoring ] [ thunder

know where isabel is, that made my heart stop. >> reporter: isabel went missing for 45 minutes after substitute bus driver dropped her off alone at an unknown location. >> a man and a woman helped me. i wanted to cry. i did cry. >> i thought she was gone for good. >> reporter: the mount diablo school district says that version of events never happened. >> the child was dropped off, very close proximity to her residence. >> reporter: lisa sued the district in small claims court, demanding $7,500 for her daughter's emotional distress. the court ordered her $1,000, but the district won't pay. >> it's a wrong thing to do to pay just to make people go away when you haven't done anything wrong. >> reporter: the school district has retained a private law firm to represent its interest for a symbolic, $1,000 total. in concord, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a missing young man who's family says suffers from autism and paranoia is in need of help tonight as he is far friday home and without his medication. the sister of don holeman says he was brought to the bay area as mart of a market

in the meantime, isabel is still rising the school bus. her mom feels it's safe. her daughter is a year older and rides with friends. in pittsburg, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> well, who doesn't love shortcuts? they get us where we're going faster. drivers in albany have been cutting through a bank parking lot for years. not anymore. patrick sedillo on why that shortcut is now a dead end. >> on some days 100 cars drove through. >> reporter: paul is complaining about the traffic that cuts through his dental office parking lot in albany. >> a lot of cars, you know, ambulances, semi trucks, speeding through a parking lot using it as a public road. >> reporter: for years, drivers have been pulling off san pablo avenue to cut through two parking lots to get to another avenue, quick, convenience and dangerous. >> we perform dental surgery often times under general anesthesia. >> reporter: since the practice moved in, his patients got more than just a sore jaw. some of them almost got run over. >> it could be sometimes dangerous. we were concerned about the safety of our

know where isabel is, that made my heart stop. >> reporter: isabel went missing for 45 minutes afterute bus driver dropped her off alone at an unknown location. >> a man and a woman helped me. i wanted to cry. i did cry. >> i thought she was gone for good. >> reporter: the mount diablo school district says that version of events never happened. >> the child was dropped off, very close proximity to her residence. >> reporter: lisa sued the district in small claims court, demanding $7,500 for her daughter's emotional distress. the court ordered her $1,000, but the district won't pay. >> it's a wrong thing to do to pay just to make people go away when you haven't done anything wrong. >> reporter: the school district has retained a private law firm to represent its interest for a symbolic, $1,000 total. in concord, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a missing young man who's family says suffers from autism and paranoia is in need of help tonight as he is far friday home and without his medication. the sister of don holeman says he was brought to the bay area as mart of a marketing team

. >> did queen isabelle a say go to america and then say have you found anything, like i haven't even gotten on the nina and the pinta and the santa maria yet. let me go and come back and find the spice route and then come back, please. >> jon: queen isabel a, columbus. italian spice. i get you. you're saying to me through the television the head of your super pac you want me to pay mario battali an enormous amount of super pac money to make me a delicious meal so that may be sustained for this voyage? chef! chef! ( cheers and applause ) thank you. that's beautiful. >> here you are mr. stewart. >> jon: frittat con eggs. that is beautiful. it looks delicious. but there is much more me to say yet tonight. i need to preserve my jaw strength. as you know, my saliva is considered currency in south america. >> it is going to cost you double, sir. >> jon: ridiculous. an almost crim criminal way of the people's super pac money. i'll do it. ( cheers and applause ) and that is how jon stewart got meningitis. stephen, i await further non-instructional public statements. through the television. w

un subway big hot pastrami melt. >> los restos de una mujer encontrada en las fincas de la reina isabelo que encayÓ en un arrecife de nueva zelanda el aÑo pasado se partiÓ en dos debido a las malas condiciones del clima en la zona, dijo hoy el gobierno. las autoridades informaron que cientos de toneladas de petrÓleo se han derramado y calificaron el hecho como el mÁs significativo desastre del paÍs. >> peregrinos participaron en la ceremonia del bautismo del papa. para cada aÑo se bautizan la decena de niÑos en una ceremonia que conmemora el bautismo de jesucristo. el presidente de mÉxico felipe calderÓn inauguró hoy finalmente un monumento para celebrar el bicentenario de la independencia de espaÑa pero casi un aÑo despuÉs de que estarÍa listo. ademÁs del enorme retraso, el monumento costÓ mÁs de lo previsto. casi $ 75 millones. el presidente calderÓn habló en la inauguraciÓn de esta obra. >> un gran orgullo. hoy la estela de luz se une a nuestro conjunto de monumentos nacional. estoy seguro de que Ésta nos habla valorar mÁs nuestra historia, el sacrificio que implicÓ el que seamos aho

you know, i'm here and thank you for everything. >> isabell has a lot of time to make up for here. she'll be spending the holiday with her family and attending her younger sister's wedding. >>> there's no return to our other freedom project story this week. the cocoa industry in ivory coast. this is the world's biggest ivory producer. industry reforms are a top priority including a pledge to end child labor. later this friday, david mcke mckensie takes us deep inside. here's a preview. ♪ >> reporter: another day of visiting the bush, we find a farmer. he says he's heard the government promises before. like many cocoa farmers, he survives just above the poverty line. he says he doesn't use child labor. his alternative? he relies only on himself. and at 70, he's a bitter man. >> translator: i've already been here for 26 years. i've already been here for 26. you see there? my roof? if it rains, we will get water inside. you can go inside and you'll see the water. if you have five acre, you want something for your child's future. i don't have anything. i'm telling you, i have nothing.

primeros 9 meses, se contabiliaron 12.903 muertes, así cada año más violentos y la activista social isabelpias investigaciones hasta encontrar a los criminales y así lo hizo >>> julio, desde nuesros estudios en la capital de méxico, muchísimas gracias, con eso vamos a una pausa comercial y al regresar, tenemos la historia de en un joven hispano que deja ver el déficit de donantes hispanos en este país. idolatrado por algunos, odiados por otros, el che guevara, convertido ahora en la imagen de la mercedes benz 4l >>> un juez frenó la liberación de 209 presos que habían sido indultados por ese gobernador decidió perdonarlos porque presentaban problemas de salud y porque habían trabajado en la mansión del gobernador el juez emitió la orden temporal que prohíbe la liberación de por lo menos 21 de ellos otro juez en el aso casoa de alabama consideró que la joven de 18 años desaparecida en aruba, ya no se encuentra con vida el holandés, ha sido acusado de la desapariciónd e la joven ahora, ayer en perú, ahí lo ven, sí se declaró culpable por el asesinato de la joven peruana >>> en estados unidos

quien fue asesinado a balazos por la policia en washington isabel moreno/su perro fue asesinado " teniaio. no merecia esa muerte, de ninguna manera..." y su caso no es el unico.. en enero, a este otro perrito lo mataron en middletown a balazos... y es por eso que el senador estatal de maryland propone una legislacion que crea un registro publico para quienes sean acusados de abusar a mascotas... ron young/senador estatal de maryland "seriamos el primer estado en el pais en hacer esto. lo hacemos con el proposito de saber donde viven los abusadores de animales..." como el registro de quienes abusan sexualmente de los ninos, el resgistro de abusadores de mascotas, tendria una foto del individuo, la directon de su vivienda... informacion que estara publica por 10 anos... algunas organizaciones que defienden los derechos de los animales cuestionan la eficacia de un registro para resolver este problema ya que en el caso de abusadores de ninos no a servido de mucho... igual, dicen que es un buen comienzo... mary randour/ animal welfare institute "es una buena idea por que las personas que viv

my friend used his y2k plan to get the aquarium up and running after isabelle hit. it did help emergency planners get things working on the bright side while we take jabs and stabs at it. buoy state university, 35 degrees, winds in the last 10- 15 minutes hit 51 miles per hour. wow, that is a strong wind gust. that's the type of wind that can take lawn furniture off to neighbors but shift the car on the highway if it's coming in the wrong direction. be careful, both hands on the wheel and crossing the bridges will be under some speed restrictions this morning. 36 now, arnold. west we've got 31, we factor in the winds, windchills in to theñ 20s. maryland's most powerful doppler, not much actions just near perry hall, to the northeast, show you flurries snow showers, fallston and south side of bel air in on the action. we will have to look back to the west, more that crosses the mountains. the wind flow carrying clouds in our direction. most energy to the west in ohio, often has tough time crossing the mountains. we have the upper level support. maybe we have a y2k12

camarena, y tenemos a silvia olmedo, quÉ rico tenerlas a las tres, voy a comenzar con isabel, cÓmo harlo. >> es un tema que pasa mucho mÁs de lo que pensamos, lo primero es hablar con tu pareja, decir cariÑo, teng la sensaciÓn que le atres un poco, no te quedes con ella sola, no le levantes expectativas, luego hablas con tu amiga, se lo dices, le dices sÉ que eres asÍ, pero no quiero que mi marido lo entienda como coqueteo. >> creo que estamos platicando que cuando vayamos la prÓxima a un baile con el marido, nos pondremos paÑal para no ir al baÑo, y que no le coqueteen, gracias silvia. >> perdÓn que interrumpa... >> un beso silvia. >> oiga, respete, ten go que hablar con vos de talismÁn, al regreso de la pausa, pausa, y volvemos, beatriz adriana! ♪ >> miss meche! >> es que miren, vamos a hacer una cosa, estoy como representante de public relation y estoy buscando personas para la telenovela, vos podrÍas estar, te parece? vamos a hacer lo siguiente, tengo una escena de talismÁn, vos vas a ser el galÁn, mejor que rueden el video. >> ustedes me sacaron d e la calle. me voy de aquÍ. >> e

after the shock wore off, isabelle showed her dad around the classroom. >> this is what it's all about. >> when dad was shipped off, ids bell gave him a lucky penny he kept it with him at all times. >>> award season is officially underway and like silenced at the golden globes. that was the scene last night. coming up, running down the list of the winners and what is the movie to beat. >>> also college grads are making more money than ever. the average amount you can expect to make in take home if you are out of college. you are watching good morning maryland. >>> now, good morning maryland. >>> silence is golden at the golden globes. black and white silent movie took home the most trophies. desenddescendants -- clooney won. other winners meryl streep, and michelle williams. despite making controversial comments last year, ricky says he was brought back to host the awards show because he is funny. >> the golden globes are to the oscar what is kim car dash wran is to kate middleton -- kardashian is to kate middleton. what? bit louder, trashier, bit drunker. more easily bought. [laughter

first 20-month-old isabel from san jose showing her pride with sourdough sam mustache. >> stacey fromt sent this picture of devon how cute with his little shirt. first of many games. >> mz minor sent this picture of julian born and raised a 9er fan. >> if would you like to share your 9er pride upload your pictures to ureport or e-mail it to ureport. >>> all the folks tomorrow better bring shades maybe sunscreen, dress light. >> a lot of sun to be had all around we'll talk about temperatures to expect you may be out there all day. clear air now, no clouds they are coming back, bringing cooler weather and rain to the forecast. >>> san jose man and his wife are smiling big time today 208 million ways after hitting one of the biggest mega million jackpots. >> oprah winfrey celebrating first ever this weekend after spending millions to give south african girls a free you can see c ch@ >>> a san jose financial analysts' money skills will come in handy after he claimed a multi-million dollar lotto prize. he bought a mega millions ticket at a long island supermarket. he won the lottery jackpo

first 20-month-old isabel from san jose showing her pride with sourdough sam mustache. >> stacey fromt sent this picture of devon how cute with his little shirt. first of many games. >> mz minor sent this picture of julian born and raised a 9er fan. >> if would you like to share your 9er pride upload your pictures to ureport or e-mail it to ureport. >>> all the folks tomorrow better bring shades maybe sunscreen, dress light. >> a lot of sun to be had all around we'll talk about temperatures to expect you may be out there all day. clear air now, no clouds they are coming back, bringing cooler weather and rain to forecast. >>> san jose man and his wife are smiling big time today 208 million ways after hitting one of the biggest mega million jackpots. >> oprah winfrey celebrating first ever this weekend after spending millions to give n >>> a san jose financial analysts' money skills will come in handy after he claimed a multi-million dollar lotto prize. he bought a mega millions ticket at a long island supermarket. he won the lottery jackpot was 20 million dollars happy guy. he and his

nine -year-old isabel and six -year-old lucas were still in their pajamas. >> i was the scariest part. >> as many as 40 of the more than 4000 passengers and crew remained unaccounted for. divers will start searching the submerged whole again in the morning and the captain has been detained. >> new official cause of the crash is unknown but human error will be investigated. the ship was off of its usual route. we spoke to american time law expert to find out what they will be looking for. >> they will be looking for several things up front. whether the rate or sandbar was located on the nautical chart that the vessel had in whether the bible have proper charts to begin with. they will look to see who was on the grinch, especially when the vessel was so close to the shoreline and whether those persons with impaired in any way either by alcohol, drugs were not having proper rest. they will look to see if there were any mechanical failures that prevented the vessel from responding to orders and courses. >> authorities will also look at why the ship did not send out any day call. >>> conta

nine-year-old isabelle and six-year-old molly lukeez were in their pajamas. >> lucy lost her tooth on the ladder. >> reporter: the tooth fair segoing to have to go looking a long way down for your took the. >> that was the scary part. >> reporter: asa many as 40st more than 4,000 passengers and crew remain unaccounted for. divers will start searching the submerged hull again in the morning, and the captain has been detained. alan pizzey, cbs news, porto santo stefano. >> so how does a modern, huge cruise ship roll over in such shallow water and how could the crew appear to be so unprepared? tony guidaa has that part of the story. >> reporter: safety measures aworld the costa "concordia "were lax or unenforced, according to comments from surviving passengers. one, a french military officer, said she'd been on board for typh days and there had been no life boat evacuation drill in that time. >> i would be shocked and extremely disappointed. >> mark rosenker is a former chairman of the ntsb, cruise industry safety one of his specialties. >> why they would not hold a muster drill is beyon

most arrived in what they had been wearing when the ship started to go down. 9-year-old isabelle and-year-old molly were in their pajamas. >> she lost her tooth on the ladder. >> reporter: the tooth ferry will have to look a long way for your tooth. >> that was the scariest part. >> reporter: as many as 40 of the more than 4000 passengers and crew remain unaccounted for. divers will start searching the submerged hull again in the morning, and the captain has been detained. >> two of those people on board are from el dorado county near sacramento. tonight, their families back home are breathing a sigh of relief after getting a phone call from them. joanna and adam lynch are okay. they say there was no shortage of heroic actions during the ordeal. >> every chance i could get a life jacket, they started just giving them to kids, families who needed them for their children, and ultimately i didn't think there was a chance i would die. if i was, i was not worried at all. >> the couple is expected back home tuesday. >>> the violence in oakland must stop. that's the message behind an event

. >>> lo mismo pasÓ a marÍa isabel que perdiÓ a una bebÉ de dos meses. >>> nos engaÑaron, por una campaÑaa empresa pudiera representar a sus hijos. >>> la primera vez que lo presÉe lo dejaron ver dos veces. >>> su consentimiento para darlo en adopciÓn. >>> sin que tuviera antecedente familiar, si que hubiera padre ni madre, era obligaciÓn de ellas hacer esto. >>> firmaban cartas diciendo que si se afsh prrepentÍan. >>> a estos mismo menores de edad el despacho los prestaba a personas susceptibles adopciÓn para que fueran conviviendo con el menor y lo restaban por quince dÍas. >>> en colina estaban los jueces de adopciÓn, recibÍan consentimientos legales. >>> ni las propias autoridades saben cuanto niÑos fueron dados en adopciÓn y cuantos estÁn en irlanda. calculan que la red laboraba desde 1999 aunque hay datos que era aÑos antes. >>> carlos montoya dice que aconsejÓ a los clientes abandonar mÉxico sin los niÑos. >>> con la publicidad van a sufrir problemas les dije, les van a pedir dinero y les dije que se fueran. >>> dijo que los irlandeses estaba todo en orden. >>> crieÍan que todo era

the other very much across who talks for most of this is going to come reporting from washington isabel usually here. all right now russia watches have been pouring over vladimir putin's plans for his presidential campaign the problem is to set out his stall on how he would solve russia's problems from poverty to corruption if elected again in march political analysts and xander several analysts says putin's well aware of the challenges ahead. i think this will be a clarifying it will do much to bridge the gap in understanding between the opposition and the protesters in the streets we see that's the prime minister understands the challenges that rashi stacie and has been facing. the previous two decades what he's calling for is a new economy to built. in and the gravitation away from dependence on oil reserves high spending and nice they're all the opposition leaders as proposed any mechanisms how they're going to give people more more pensions. so there are actually no reserves where they're going to take it from the obviously cannot take it from the air and put in is also stressed th

. >> and we have isabel wearing this sour dough sam mustache. you can share with us by uploading videos and pictures at you report.abc 7 news.com. >> and we want to see those. >> yes. >> so spencer has good news. >> yes. >> maybe. >> yeah. >> conditions for the game tomorrow will be grai. and there is sunny, dry and mild. and will you be dressed up? >> and maybe not in football gear but will be dressed up. >> and we want to watch the most excitement we've felt about football for a long time. i'm sure you're talking about changes in weather. there is a live view from our sutro camera looking over san francisco. clear skies. and we have had just about every evening. and it's going to start turning sharply cooler but how about warmest we've had today? more record highs today. 69 in richmond is a new high for the date. 73 in hollister. and there is salinas with a high that was not a record. and it was warm around the bay area, right now 59 degrees in san francisco. mild there and getting cool in spots to the north. 48 degrees now in novato. 47 in fa

this is isabel with a sandwich. and there is a picture of devon at the first of many games.if you'd like to share with you us, you can upload photos or e mail us. >> the president is asking congress for a plan to scale down the federal government. the president wants to make them more efficient. the president says the moves could save $3 billion over 10 years. >> i will only use this for reforms that result in more efficiency, better skpfs a leaner government. >> and six agencies with overlapping programs would be merged. the president is the last to have this power. >> and in south carolina today republican presidential candidate mitt romney hammered away in his latest attack. >> what this president is doing is taking a different course. and where everybody is entitled by all sorts of things they want. >> and the ad claims he made the company acquired more profitable than they were before. candidate rick santorum called romney bland and boring in a fund raising e mail today. many see santorum making a push but right now is struggling. texas governor rick perry lost a fight

. >> igual que isabel que es una belleza. >> frescos muchachos! cuerda! ♪ [risas] ♪ >> no poncho, no... >> es muy temprano para eso, mejor vamos a una pausa. >> les damos las gracias por despertarse con nosotros, es martes 17 de nero es un dÍa muy porque usted se despertÓ, el Éxito que debe sentir es que nos despertamos y que estamos vivos. >> ç(up'do uno estÁ vivo tienen la oportunidad de hacer un cambio. >> uno de los propÓsitos de aÑo nuevo es hacer ejercicio, pero tÚ estÁs más dura! quÉ haces? >> uno de mis propÓsitos este aÑo es correr el maratÓn de maimi, ya estoy muy emocionada. he corrido la media distancia. é- y son 42 km. he estado entrenando casi seis meses, porque requiere una para -preparaciÓn bastante completa, entreno en un parque en miami, y ella es mi entrenador -entrenadora brasileÑa ella ha corrido mÁs de 20 maratones, y este aÑo cumple mÁs de 20 aÑos corriendo, maratones completos, ella nos los disfruta mucho. >> los corredores dicen que corredores se lastiman las rodillas. cÓmo lo haces? >> lo que tienes que hacer es saber es

slowing southbound 680, 29 phaols an hour, heavy through livermore, seven miles an hour on isabel, 9ation is available to you. we get this information by drivers who download the free app and turn it on while driving. -- they are sharing their speeds with you. get more information by going to nation.com, download it to your iphone or -- smartphone and it will help you. >>> 6:53. losses -- laughter, tears and unexpected winners when the screen actors guild handed out statues last night. before the show the stars walked down the red carpet. emotional moment for actress viola davis. >> i thank the screen actors guild for this award. and i have a special, special note to the kids in central falls, rhode island and segue institute of learning in central falls, rhode island to dream big and dream fierce. thank you very much. >>> she was amazing in the movie. octavia spencer won best supporting actress for her work in the same film. it also took home the big prize. huge night for "the help." the movie also won for best overall cast. jean tkaoupblg tkaopblg won for best -- john -- don't forg

blob of traffic over through livermore will see that settle at north vasco road all the way to the isabelle interchange over the next half hour. but we're looking at a nice drive through the dublin interchange as well. a nice drive through suno and to the south bay. the northbound routes are the commute directions here. no accidents or incidents. construction in that area only remains for the embarcadero road off ramp. we'll get a live look at the other side of the bay. send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. the woman accused of killing east bay nursing student michelle le is expected back in court today. giselle esteban is supposed to enter a plea this morning. esteban has had multiple plea hearings scheduled and postponed. she vanished from hayward back on may 27th. her body was found in a nearby cannon in september. >>> occupy oakland protesters tried unsuccessfully to occupy city hall. police arrested a dozen protesters and dismantled a tepee outside city hall on wednesday. in response demonstrators tried to occupy the mayor's office. they were stopped by police and city hal

here's the cool thing, because we have drivers heading -- it is already slow there and on isabel thatnformation. we have now traffic information down to the street level, which is available to you by going to our website, it is free, abc7news.com/waze. download the application to our iphone or smartphone and join our community become a traffic spotter. >>> our time is 5:52. >> a shocking report about cyber security and bad news if you filed your taxes early. >> here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> good morning. u.s. companies vulnerable to massive hacker attack? yes. utilities, banks and phone carriers are not adequately protecting themselves. they would have to spend nine times more to prevent a cyber attack from plunging millions into darkness paralyzing the system. bad news if you filed your tax return early this year iirs says some returns are being delayed by a week as they battle fraud. limited to taxpayers who filed before last thursday. >> love may cost more this valentine's day americans expected to spend $196 or 8% more this year. the number of people pla

they need to do they don't even need to report anything. 13 miles an hour and 16 miles an hour on isabels you head towards noel. westbound 205 -- -- towards noel. westbound an 05 still jammed towards tracy you can have this tool available while you drive go to abc7news.com/waze learn more more and join our traffic spotter group. >>> 6:21. >> when with you think of the summer olympics, what comes to mind? probably not this the new push to add a wooly curious event to the time [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >>> track and field, swimming, gymnastics sports we typically associate with the summer olympics. >> what about sheep shearing? a new zealand group says the time has come to elevate it to the world stage. shearers compete as athletes in new zealand. they are pushing to show their stuff as an olympic demonstration sport. stay tuned. >> can't imagine the

. >> reporter: greg thomas's daughter isabel eats the school lunch every day.he changes, considering the number of overweight students nationwide, may take years to see. >> and i just think that it's going to be hard to convince the older kids because they're so used to the junk food. but if you start with the young kids and bring them up, i think you'll be just fine. >> reporter: the new healthy menus begin next school year. in baltimore county, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> first lady michelle obama unveiled the new healthy lunch changes this week. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. faulty breast implants spark an international health scare. now, police make an arrest in the scandal. >>> deadly disaster. a firsthand look at the frightening moments when three buildings crumble in brazil. >>> i'm bob turk in the first warning weather center. rain overnight. but a mild couple of days. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for instant updates on all

traffic looks like on city streets here for example in livermore, 31 miles an hour as you head down isabelen also, if you are heading down towards that area, 16 miles an hour. as i pan up to the right, vasco road four miles an hour heading towards 580. all those little bubbles are drivers on the roads. you turn the application on, it tracks your speed and it shares your speed with othero@f drivers. participate by going to abc7news.com/waze. down lead it to your iphone, android or blackberry. once you get a certain amount of points you can choose your little driver icon, if you will and add some cute little sunglasses or whatever would you like. i want to mention, it is free. >>> free being very important. 6:19. 15-year-old boy foiled aburg ray tempt at his home near los angeles. he was home alone when he heard somebody breaking into the house. he called 911 and used his cell phone to record it. >> the window. -- they opened the window. call the police. they in the house. >> how are you certain he's in the house? >> i hear him in the kitchen. >> the boy hid under the bed which the prowler j

one that brian williams should have considered in hurricane isabel. >> we can get 70-mile-per-hour wind effect. >> during a live report, brian discovers what hurricane force really means when he calls over a weather channel colleague to take a wind speed reading. >> allow me to introduce you to mike seidel of the weather channel. what's your reading? >> we're kind of protected here -- >> it's not just hurricanes that have sent mike seidel flying. he's also found snow and ice on the ground can turn a weather report into a major slipup. >> is what happens -- ow, geez. oh, gosh. >> and there's another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. >> the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they're all load up, as you can see with snow. that probably wasn't the best idea i've had this weekend. >> no, it isn't. and the attack isn't over. >> they're having a great time, as you can see. >> and even when a reporter is expecting snow day fun -- >> it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes ali -- >> he can still get taken for a spin. >> that w

greg's daughter isabel eats the school lunch every day.said the changes, considering the number of overweight students nationwide, may take years to see. >> i think it's going to be hard to convince the older kids because they're so used to the junk food. but if you start with the young kids and bring them up, i think you'll be just fine. >> reporter: the new healthy menus begin next school year. i'm gigi barnett. >>> and first lady michelle obama unveiled the new healthy lunch changes this week. >>> time for a quick look at some of the stories that you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition in the baltimore sun. get a look inside the new $1.1 billion hospital going up next to the old johns hopkins hospital. a lock at a -- look at a brand- new electric hybrid car. and reviews of this week's new movies. for these week's stories and more in the baltimore sun, and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> kai, we're told it's a fight to the finish in the pizza bolis pro football challenge. jessica kar

. >> reporter: rick santorum says that his daughter isabel la who suffers from a rare genetic disorder had a rough 36 hours but is improving. the ad spending is getting the credit for romney's huge lead here. romney has outspent newt gingrich about 5:1 between his own spending and the spending of his super pac, restore our future. $6.8million in advertising in just the final week of campaigning here in florida between gingrich and his super pac called winning our future, they have only spent about a third of that and that is what's making the big difference. >> we'll see if it continues tomorrow. susan mcginnis live in tampa. thank you. >>> 5:18. let's check with elizabeth to see how it's all shaping up. >> word of a power outage in san francisco. it sounds like it is a blocked off radius so it's right around van ness to franklin and then eddy to ellis in portions of downtown san francisco. so again we are just getting word of this. 360 customers are affected. pg&e and san francisco police department are on scene. they tell us they hope to have the problem cleared by 8:30 this morning.

we're looking at the slower drive. 19 minutes the focus from vas coover to the isabelle exchange.s the pattern we were expecting and we see that. westbound 580 at the interchange, we have two disabled big rigs. anything to slow the interchange is something to note. that's it for westbound 580 approaching 680. continuing to the "y," and for northbound 238, speeds in the 40s and 50s. keep that in mind. 880 north of there and a smooth drive. our live look should show us no problems bought good graphic. up to the bay bridge toll plaza, a backup back to about west grant of. no backup at the golden gate bridge plaza. a steady volume here and coming out of santa rosa we see it. >> just about 6:50 now. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is set to make his first court appearance today on charges of domestic violence. >> this story gets more dramatic each day. good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, lots of twists and turns. sheriff ross virk a reiny is facing charges all tied to a domestic violence. it's his wife getting a bit of attention here saying that it beltway her husband who i

the maps again, eastern livermore, the earlier accident around isabelle has cleared to the shoulder. back to you. >> mike, thank you. 6:18 now. in case you were thinking of signing up for the job today is no your last chance to try to become mayor of the city. becoming the next mayor due at 5:00. there will be a special session. the new mayor will serve a 10-month term until the november election. the job is filled after the death of 77-year-old mayor job wasserman. he served in the police and public service jobs for more than 40 years. >> memorial services for richmond's first african-american elected mayor. george livingston died saturday due to complications related to diabetes. his services will be held at the missionary baptist church. he served nearly 30 years on the council before being elected mayor. he is survived by his wife and son and daughter. >> voting tonight on new rules. violators could face a civil lawsuit, fines and fees. the new code is meant to give cyclists the legal tools to fight harassment. right now it's nearly impossible to find lawyers willing to take thes