the morning james. >>james: good morning and continuing our whether team coverage here. dry and dangerous conditions. >>reporter: good morning james, this has been an unusual dry winter. cal fire is actually increasing their staff instead of cutting back as well as trying to postpone some of the controlled fire days and the debris burning days. let me show some of the brush here. it is not too bad right now. this dried grasses pretty unusual. is usually very lush around this hour. they're asking californians across as did not deter any wild fires especially during a windy day if you decide to go out and start a fire. how things are pretty dry. and there really mantra in this because if you have a dry winter that only means that news. that is stirring this spring and summer because it makes a big job that much tougher. >>james: did you for that update. we will follow the conditions and were hoping for more rain as the winter months continues to. and now let us find out about traffic. we have a live look at the golden gate bridge behind me. >> george: we have a great start

>>erica: did morning james, --good morning james, it is definitely fall the up there.--it is definitely foggy out there, it is so foggy that the chp has issued a traffic advisory. looking at the golden gate bridge as i want you from your weather headlines, you will see dense fog for the next several hours. as we head into the afternoon we will continue to see the high clouds and bricks of sunshine. it looks like everyone will make it into the low 60s. temperatures will pull back down into the '40's. see all the red on your screen north of santa rosa de that indicate a quarter mile of his ability. befall this bill in into the valleys along the coastline and the peninsula. we are monitoring this throughout the morning look like a church temperatures behalf of degrees for downtown san francisco and 50 for half a million bay.--half moon bay. anticipate oakland to get up to 61 degrees. the same goes for hayward. >>erica: your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast shows plenty of 60 for the next few days. sunshine will be a prevalent but we will wake up to some morning fog

>>james: i can imagine. >>james: we're going to take a quick break. we have much more straight ahead when we come back. fog >>james: said george gaskell on will be sworn in as the first hispanic district attorney in san francisco. he won a four year term in november's election after being appointed district attorney year-ago by then mayor gavin newsome. the ceremony will be at mission high school. for news and is now the state's lieutenant governor. feinstein and and other officials will be in attendance. see >>erica: /are looking for to another mild and sunny day around the bay area. clear conditions although we do have a patchy fog in the northeast. it is not affected visibility right now. as we headed to the half an hour, high clouds and sunshine. everyone will be in the low 60s. overnight, partly cloudy conditions with a drop back down into the '40's. you'll notice temperatures are cooler did yesterday. 35 right now in santa rosa. 38 for those of you in napa. in oakland and los gatos they have dropped to the upper 30s. low 40's pretty much everywh

>>james: yes, take a look.activity to our north and then straight in our direction it is going to be cold. we expect to begin by thursday but wednesday night the north bay could very well see some sprinkles. we will be watching at this developed over the next couple of days. we are looking at temperatures again on the cold side especially in fairfield. napa and livermore are coming in with 29 degrees. we are home and in concord. we only have slightly warmer conditions in san jose. all in all his another cold start and look for things to get even colder tonight into tomorrow morning. we are looking for generally low 50s which is a big difference over last week when we were talking about mid-60s. a big cool down today. 52 for oakland, 52 for san jose and 50 in livermore and across the north bay. >>james: here is your seven day around the bay before we head over to georgia with traffic. we are looking for the weather to get awfully wet beginning wednesday evening for the north bay and then everyone will enjoy some

the >>james: the big headline is the fog. everyone is dealing with it this morning including passengers and travelers at sfo. that is where yoli aceves is standing by this morning. we did not see any delays earlier. how about now? >>yoli: everything still seems to be on time. we are really looking towards the 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. hours. yesterday they have problems with flights coming from san diego. there is a dense fog advisory again today. so far everything looked good. >>yoli: the fog is moving around a little bit but there are some moments where it is dense eddie you can barely make out the letters on the airplane. >>erica: the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory that is affecting the san francisco bay shoreline and the north bay valleys. we have some areas of dense fog this morning. visibility is down to a quarter of a mile and less in some spots. here is a look at where the fog is and your visibility. take a look at sfo. at last at they were below a tug of mobile. it's the fog is not going anywh

james' drive, fallaway shot, way off. rebound tipped and here comes rose, not a good possession there for miami. rose drives, pound it and a foul. derrick rose to make it a one-point game with a free throw as rose now, a spectacular performance. he's got -- >> jeff: tremendous defensive position by the bulls and great body control by rose to draw the contact and then still from a tough angle to make that eight-foot floater. >> mike: he's played so many difficult shots this afternoon and the free throw -- now he's 12 for 12 from the line, makes it a one-point game. 7-0 run. they were down by 11. back to tie it then they fell down by eight. once again within a point. james double-teamed. good help from gibson. shot clock down to 6. james puts his head down, drive, difficult shot, won't go, boozer the rebound. here comes rose. smashed away from behind by wade. rose gets it back and then rose is fouled. and the heat in -- give the bulls the first lead of the game at the free-throw line. >> jeff: even though the up ins don't l

>>james: let's get to the newsroom. >>justine: get rid of their efforts will turn in her letter of resignation. gifford is recovering from a gunshot wound to the head that she discovered a year ago >>george: welcome back. we are continuing to track a hot spot on interstate 80 westbound. a fatal accident at carlson boulevard is blocking three of the available lanes westbound. the traffic is being squeezed into one lane past the scene of the crash. the backup on interstate 80 does not quite reached a high wait for. that is only because so many people have heard about the crash and is staying away. call other alternates are already jammed. >>james: new details about the teenager charged with raping at least two women in oakland. police say additional victims have come forward accusing the 14 year-old suspect of attacking them. the alameda county sheriff's office says there are five alleged victims attacked in a for a period of time. not all of them were sexually assaulted, but attacked the molest. he has already been charg

james madison goes there as a delegate, james monroe does not. madison earns his soak ri cay as the father of the constitution. once again, he uses someone else to bro deuce his policies which is something he always did throughout his career if he thought it was more likely to succeed coming from somebody else other than him. imagine leaders like that today who don't don't care about the credit, but they care about getting results for america. that was james madison. so he had edmund randolph introduce what was called the virginia plan, and it is the basic framework for our government today. the executive and the two branches of the legislature and the judiciary and all of the characteristics and all of the powers that we associate with our national government today. there are some serious fights in the constitutional convention, both sides nearly walk out at different points. the biggest issue that they have to con tend with is actually one of representation. in the congress of the confederation, every state had one vote. the bigger states got t

>>reporter: good morning james i am at a fixed impact--good morning james i met a fedex facility.received a call about a fire and some of the facility. when they got here they found to trucks that were burning inside of the facility. those drugs were not attached to any trailers it they obviously had to count the blaze fallout.-- they had to battle with the blaze for a while. are they say that they have it contained right now they have a clean up facility come out and do the cleaning. it was contained to of the trucks inside of the facility on north mcdowell. >>james: and other developing story that is fire related this one involving a fire alarm apartment fire in san francisco that left a neighboring school scrambling to rebuild. classis were expected to start today. this fire destroyed several apartment buildings. dozens of residents were displaced. the school next door had severe smoke and water damage. these are workers at the school trying their best to get everything back in order. kay thompson texaco to look at their efforts. >>reporter: hot behind this door, school classro

>>james: coming up, the latest from san francisco.e will get the latest on a landslide we had yesterday. >>darya: and american aid worker was taken hostage by pirates in somalia. she is safe this morning and on her way home. >>justine: 9 of the kidnappers were killed in the helicopter raid. >>erica: it does not feel like january. as we head into the afternoon, plenty of '60s. 63 on tap for oakland. in the north bay, low 60s here. it looks like tomorrow we will see warm and sunny conditions with temperatures in the '60s. >>george: an easy trip to and from the bridge. the san mateo bridge, 92 is also a good one. an easy trip across the span. the golden gate is a problem free for 101. >>jackie: this is on private property. the rocks are creating an unsafe situation. yesterday, engineers and geologists determined that the hillside is basically stabilized. they say there are known as threats of new slides happening, now it is about cleanup and the issue is the need to get some equipment in there. right now we're waiting for workers from th

james.es: thank you erica, we have some new details revealing that there was leaked information in the moments leading up to their raid on occupy sf. apparently san francisco please load their own cover by using social media sites by what was supposed to be a surprise raid. kay thompson has more on what happened. >>reporter: in the early morning hours of december 7th, more than 100 police officers seized upon the occupy san francisco camp, but some people knew that they were coming. officers posted messages to facebook and twitter and this tick people off giving them clues that something big was about to happen. officers posted or tweeted statements like the following. >>reporter: that information on the internet spread hinting at the scheduled police sweeping of the camp. in the future to control this, sfpd said it will keep officers out of the loop. for large operations officer of will be told where to bring their gear and what time to show up and then they will be briefed. >>james: it is

this >>james: the time is now 8:57 a.m.. here is a quick look at the big board as we are following wall street. it has to-all morning long periods we will take a quick break and we are back with more and a moment. as we go, some live pictures of oakland. the five year-old who was shot and killed last week, his friends and family are paying his respects. the funeral is set for tomorrow. we will be right back. cost adhere night and just the middle where is it ready to go to work we are in it matter unseasonably dry it winter weather in irian this is a video of the bush that was sought in the east bay. conditions are so dry that officials say there are no fires--there were more fires than usual. if this lack of rain continues, there even greater fire danger in the spring and summer. yoli aceves is live in the oakland hills with conditions. >>yoli: easily at this time of year, you would see green and lush. right now you see a lot of dry brush in between the trees. cal fire is adding more people to their staff. they would rather

>>james: and we are back. we have some clout in the north bay and the south bay is the cold spot this morning. >>justine: we will start with the cruise ship crashed in italy. travel agents are encouraging people to keep their plans. we explain why some people are trying to push their travel plans back. >>reporter: i spoke with a travel agent tells me there have been no cancellations of people are trying to push back the travel dates for their vacation to the reason is they want to see if it can get any discount on the trip. jack young said it is too early to tell what type of cruise ship disaster on impact will have locally. several of his clients call to see if they can postpone their final payments. are you seeing any discount? >> not yet. this disaster just happened and i think the cruise line is thinking about what their options are i am sure that if they have cancellations they will offer some type of incentive. >>james: we will take a break and much more trading head from your local news on the other sid

james made disparaging remarks about beyonce's performance which james' son attributed to drug-induceda. james battled obesity and heroin addiction that interrupted her career earlier on. but her health declined dramatically in recent years. her sons and husband argued over managing james'$1 million estate and medical care. >> i want for my mother the best care possible. i mean, that's just it. that's my mother. >> reporter: a judge rule james' husband would remain conservator and $350,000 was allotted for her care. james suffered from dementia, kidney trouble and eventually leukemia. etta james always said she never liked encores. ♪ [ music ] ♪ at last >> reporter: bigad shaban, cbs news. >>> etta james dead at the age of 73. >>> a wildfire burns near reno. we'll have the latest. but rain is on the way. why crews are even more worried about that. >>> i'm danielle nottingham in charleston. coming up, can newt gingrich keep the race in south carolina close with just one day until voters head to the polls? ♪ [ music ] ♪ so in love with you [ applause and cheers ] >> who knew, from comman

>>james: economists are optimistic about employment. they predict that employers added 180,000 jobs last month. that is a big jump over november's numbers. they also predicted that the unemployment rate will go up to 8.7% from the 8.6 percent that we sought in november. we will see how the markets react. i continue that the future trading it's positive. the dow and the nasdaq are up, not by much but there are at least positive. yesterday the dow posted its first loss of the year however it was not a big loss. the s&p rose up four.. nasdaq rose up 22 points so it was mixed. >> darya: thank you for waking up with kron4 news, will be back in a couple minutes. let us get a live look outside from our roof camera. all is very clear this morning and we will be right back. >> darya: gov. jerry brown is proposing some deep cuts to the budget. let us take a look at the first round of cuts that include nearly $1 billion taken from the state's welfare to work program. 842 million from medicare--medical. this means a mother and child the same money

>>james: here is storm tracker 4.ulk of the moisture in terms of rain is still in the east bay and north bay. the oakland hills are also in the clear for now. we will be watching for a chance of pop up scattered showers here and through the morning. near napa and sonoma, heavy rain. in santa rosa as well. towards hercules and the tunnel, they will see some what whether the heavy rain to the north and east. by 10:00 a.m. most of that will be gone. it will not be until 10:00 a.m. the we will see the bulk of the wet weather pushed into the area. right now temperatures are in the 50's and 40's. the cloud cover is keeping us all well insulated. this afternoon we will see temperatures not too far off from where we are right now. a mild day with temperatures in the mid-upper 50s. tuesday and beyond, high pressure in play. overnight lows will drop back down again. let's get the latest on our ride on the roads. >> we are not tracking any hot spots. here is a look at the bay bridge westbound. even with the wind advisory in plac

clear conditions overlooking the james lick. we are dealing with tartars running in the upper '40's and low fifties around the bay area. we will continue to see seasonably mild-1 temperatures this afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. we will continue with a dry and mild weather pattern for the rest of january. here is a look at those numbers right outside the door. upper '40's and santa rosa. 44 for fairfield and in napa. low 50s along the peninsula. coming up in my next report, a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast and when you can expect your next chance of rain fall. >>james: telegraph hill in san francisco, we had a rock slide earlier in the week. boulders crashed a car and rolled up next to an apartment building. it was a pretty incredible scene. let's get the latest from the scene with jackie sissel. >>jackie: the plan is, the department of public works hopes to get some equipment in here. the rock side is up this road in and around the corner, on the side of the condominium complex on the lombard street. it is very

>>james: tomorrow, a very wet ride. rain all of the bay. it will continue to be widespread 3:09 p.m. and into the evening. a series of storms coming our way thursday, friday through sunday. >>james: saturday and sunday, more shower activity. the 49ers game on sunday will be wet. on and off showers into the first half of next week. >>george: an easy drive time, nine minutes out of the macarthur maze. the metering lights are a minute or two from being activated. heavy volume on the san mateo, even eastbound looks heavier than usual. no problems reported. on the golden gate, 101 south that looks good coming from marin. in the east bay, a critique its commute. green showing up all way around. there is no slowing down for 85 or 280 as the head towards the west valley and cupertino. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. we're going live to seattle to get the latest on the snowstorm. here is a live look in san francisco, a very cold morning. winner down near freezing in below freezing in many spots. >>mark: in the pacific nort

james suffered from dementia, kidney trouble, and leukemia.tta james always said she never liked encores. >>> welcome back to eyewitness news right here on cbs 5. we have our eye on the storm. this is a one, two punch with yesterday's storm. obviously out of here, and this one, storm number two, it is powerful with the front now passing through the bay area. let's take a look at our doppler radar. when you see areas of yellow and orange, that is the frontal boundary passing from the north to the south. taking a look at the north bay, we are starting to see a sigh of relief across santa rosa. where you see those colors, again, that's where we are seeing moderate to heavy downpours and it near the 580 corridor as all this precipitation slides to the east. also san jose, moderate downpours. you are probably listening to the rain drops on your rooftops. the peninsula saturated, over three hour delays at sfo. there you have the golden gate bridge and over there, you have our live cbs 5 weather camera. it is on the muggy side. these temperatures, th

. ♪ at last >> that's etta james, legendary blues singer.he died this morning in southern california from complications related to leukemia. she was 73 years old. born in los angeles, james got her big break while singing on san francisco's street corners in the 1950s. >> takes a look at the vocalists life and music. ♪ [ music ] >> it's the signature song of etta james, known as the blues singer. >> every time someone gets married, they say, sing at last. >> she was born to a 14-year- old mother she rarely saw and a father she never knew. she got her start singing at a baptist church in los angeles, then joined a girl group and then finally started making solo records. ♪ [ music ] it was the 1961 hit song, at last, that put etta james on the map. rolling stone magazine ranked james 22nd on their list of the 100 greatest singers of all time. the three-time grammy winner got a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2003. beyonce played james in the 2008 movie, cadillac records and sank at last for president obama's first dance at the inaugurati

>>james: we have the possibility of wet weather next week. we are below freezing in santa rosa, in napa and fairfield. lee are at freezing in a lot of serious frost is fossil is the valley, for digitally to the north. chilly 30 degree weather and concord and livermore. >>james: keep things tend to kron4 for this potential welcoming news for next week. >>george: a great ride around the bay area. so far we are not tracking any hot spots, major delays or problems. we have been incidents free on the upper deck of the bay bridge. the next 30 minutes should tell the tales about the kind of morning we have had. your ride of the san mateo bridge has been pretty good so far this morning. the rights to the golden gate bridge the right looks great coming through marin county. fifth south bay freeways are sticky stuff a little bit of slowing on 101 but that should not delay your ride. there are still no delays or problems on 101 southbound through marin county. that drive time is 22 bits from novato to the golden gate bridge to. >>darya: pour in decision

>>james: a very close race. in the and the mitt romney was declared the winner of the iowa caucuses feeding rex santorum by a razor-thin margin. in all, car a record number of ballots were cast. here is a breakdown of those results. ron paul came in third with 21 percent of the votes. brig. rounded out the top five with 10 percent of the votes furious fax michelle bachman cancel her campaign trip to south carolina for. we understand she could be holding a press conference >> we are going to change the white house and get america back on track. >> the essential issue in this race if is that rights come to us from god. would he give us those rights, he gave us the freedom to go out and live those rights. >>james: john mccain xi has apparently decided to endorse him this time around. mccain's endorsement should come out sometime today. as for rick siri, he says he is headed home to texas to determine whether there is great past four or for him. he finished fifth in the iowa caucuses. beyond the caucuses and primari

>>james: we have our fingers crossed that we >>james: right now temperatures are freezing or below. mid-30s in concord, livermore, warming to 40 degrees down in san jose. all of these temperatures, as usual are expected to drop a degree or two or even more as we head towards the sun rise. by 7:00 a.m. we're still looking for '30's and '40's. by 11:00 a.m. temperatures look a lot better. by 2:00 p.m., widespread '60s. we are looking for a day's similar to yesterday with mid-60's generally around the bay. mid-60's will be the average all around the bay. a pleasant day. enjoy it while the last series things change as we headed the beginning of next week. we have assistants to the north that will eventually mix in with the moisture. by tuesday evening the clouds will roll when. by wednesday a chance of rain will materialize here if at this point it looks like it is going to be a big area wide event. it will be more than what we have seen in january. this year can also expect some saw this. 5:34 a.m., let's talk about traffic. >>george: a great ride around the area, no problems for the r

>>james: thank you erica. are developing story the wife of san francisco's new share of is lashing out at her neighbor who reported to police the domestic abuse between the sheriff and his wife. sure frost mikarimi is charged with domestic battery he will be arraigned today. and now his wife says the neighbor had ulterior motives and that she plans to fight the protective order to assure away from his family. >>reporter: lopez told a spanish radio and venezuela that people are trying to attempt to ruin her husband. several times during the interview she said this is not a case of domestic violence but political persecution and she believes someone is unhappy with her husband's progressive views. she says she has no complaints against her husband in new the electives san francisco share. she is horrified at palo people go. she says she will continue to stand by him and she is confident that the troops will come out. during a phone interview she also said in these moments i really miss even as well.-- i remiss i

>>james: we will take a quick break in a live look at the james lick freeway as we go, we're still gauging the road conditions out there. it rain yesterday, it rained overnight this morning and not so much rain is on the roadway will be back with more in just a minute. [ 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. >> this is really special for everyone at apple because today's event is about education. >>james: apple announced that they're breaking into the education market by offering digital text books. the announcements came at a press event in new york. it happened on thursday, all the presenters at the podium are going through all of the bits and pieces. gabe slate shows us how apple makes this works. >>gabe: apple has broken into tv, music, magazines, and now they're going after education. they want to be the main source for textbooks for students kindergarten thr

>>james: he will go on trial on february 24th. >>justine: decision 2012 there was a heated debate in florida last night. the gop candidates squared off in florida. a fiery debate the last one before the all of four florida primary on tuesday. front runners mit romney newt gingrich butted heads early and often. >> what he was doing was clearly promoting fannie mae and freddie mac and in this case freddie mac to the tune of $1.6 million. that is one of the reasons we are in the trouble that we are in. >> comparing-comparing his like a tiny mouse to a giant elephant. can we set aside that he was a member of congress and use his skills to go out and develop companies and that is not the worst in the world and it ron is a wealthy guy because he worked hard in is going out and working hard can we leave that alone and go out of focus on the issues? >> i am prepared to be very tough and very bold but i'm also prepared to be realistic because that actually had to pass legislation in washington. >> i want to make sure i understand is he sti

[music] >>james: good morning it is 4:00 a.m. on tuesday her we have quite a bit of rain and obviously today will be a day when we finally enjoy some dry weather. justine waldman has the weather for you this morning. >>jacqueline: after all of the rain it prompted a rockslide and prompted the investigation of several people in the bay area. here is the damage this morning a hillside in san francisco is still considered unstable and a massive boulder is sitting next to a condominium on telegraph hill. the five units were evacuate yesterday that car is covered in dirt and dust. most of the hillside belongs to the city but the city engineers said they still have to figure out who is remarkable for the cost to reinforce, boulder and also clean up the area. carry kron4, we ask the neighborhood association residents to check in on who should clean it up. >> it is not clear, a few hours after this occurred if anything was done wrong and needs to be done better. it is only clear that it needs to be examined more thoroughly than has been.

>>james: it is a foggy.ere is a map showing you where we see the weather at, it is worse in the north bay. visibility is under a quarter of a mile. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge and a firsthand look at the fall. otherwise, we're doing pretty good. a full look at the fourth has coming up in a minute. across and >>darya: it did know the eloise are trying to track down at a man accused in the city's first murder of the year. take a look. he is accused of shooting and killing a 19 year old on january 4th near east 24th street. police say the shooting was not provoked. he is described as 5 ft. 9 in., 140 lbs. with dreadlocks and believed to be armed and dangerous. >>darya: or also getting a look at the man accused of raping a teenage tourists on tuesday. the 18 year-old was caught early monday morning. police say he was caught in the act of the assault. he is facing charges of sexual assault in a false imprisonment. >>mark: that is the cruise ship or rock. it is making its way toward honolulu, a 1

declared >>james: the dow is positive. we have some strong news out of china and india that their manufacturing sectors are starting to really put things into high gear. that is moving the needle on wall street. we will see if it stays. for here is a live look from the roof camera this morning carried a lot of fog. if we will have the latest on that in a minute. this film >>darya: good morning. we are starting this hour by taking a look at the fog which is getting thicker at the san mateo bridge. we have big pockets of widespread fraud. it is everywhere. >>erica: it is becoming a little more intense. at last check it was over san francisco, oakland and the inland valleys. it is having the coastline and spilling into the south bay. the red indicates less than a quarter mile visibility. we have heavy fog on the western side. livermore is currently in the yellow indicating 1 mi. visibility. that last check also saw a lot more gray on the screen. for the green has slowly transferred into orange and yellow. a dense fog advisory

>>mark: let's get an update on the forecast with james. >>james: here is a live if you for mt. tam. this is a similar view to yesterday. dark, cold and shaky. valley frost is a possibility as we are once again at or below freezing for a good bit of wine country. this afternoon, slightly warmer and sunny conditions. this evening things will all right back down. today is pretty much a carbon copy of yesterday. a mix of 32 of 40's. it is another offer to start. as for this afternoon, as the good news is it will be a touch warmer than yesterday. the same temperatures in many spots around the bay. as we slide the maps of the north we are looking at mid-possibly upper 60s. a beautiful day to be outside. by sunday, that is when things change. the systems to the north will sink down our way. as we have to the beginning of next week things will get cloudier ended thursday will be the best bet for the storm to bring us some rain. will keep you updated as the storm continues to track our way. >>george: we have pretty good conditions all around the bay area. we are not looking any problems or h

tonight we remember the life and legacy of a remarkable woman of music, etta james. the legendary singer passed away at the age of 83. she joined us for a memory -- memorable conversation. we will be revisiting that conversation including the iconic hit, "at last." we are glad you joined us. >> every community has martin luther king boulevard. is the cornerstone we all know. it is not just a street or boulevard but a place where wal- mart stands together with your community to make everyday better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: in 2007 etta james joya does for a conversation we will never forget. -- joined us for a conversation we will never forget. she played a terrific selection of cover songs featuring some of the greatest artists in music history. at last you made it to my program. >> i finally made it to your program. gutavis: when the people at the playboy jazz festival asked if i would be interested in talking to etta james, i laugh at them would i be interested? i am so glad to have you here. >> i always

>>james: there are already four cities that have broken records.res are continuing to fall. it is freezing. a freeze warning in effect. '20s and '30s. this afternoon is very similar to yesterday, clear and cold with highs in the '50s. this evening, temperatures will drop back down below freezing. off fuel have one more morning of record temperatures before we warm up a little bit but then we welcome in the rain. here is where tortures' are right now. cox this afternoon we are looking for low fifties for the highs. of skin thursday and beyond, a series of waves coming to the bay area's. we are dancing the clock to 4:00 a.m., light ran across the north bay on thursday. by 10 am, widespread light rain with heavy stuff coming in. yellow and orange indicates moderate-heavy rain. by 7:00 p.m. we will still be dealing with it and into friday as well. hall less kerman traffic with george. >>george: good morning. off we are not tracking any hot spots, it is a quiet start to the commute. off low temperatures in the north bay into the possibility of black ice

>>james: as she said, traffic is the lumber--no longer impacted. >>darya: just one week into the new year and san jose has its first homicide. it happened in the 200 block of alexander avenue. police got there and found a man had been shot. police believe it could be another active gang violence. >>craig: it happened here in the 200 block of alexander avenue. police say the shooting happened around 80 p.m.. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead a half hour later. the police are investigating this as possibly gang related. there were 41 murders last year, that is twice the amount from 2010. >>mark: -- >>james: here is a live look outside for the golden gate bridge. we had dense fog earlier but visibility has improved. we will be right back. comandantes >>justine: on a platter for december was at 8.5%. and >>darya: at the sierra club is a challenging the environmental approval for america's cup. that concerns about water permission it does just what a solution including the possibility of diesel fuel leaks. >>mark: did this mo

james fletcher has more on the tall forecast. eckhard >>james: we have a mixed. that is the forecast for the next few days. a mix of rain and snow, windy at times. lows overnight will be in the '20s and warming to the 40's. the snow level bounces around. the snow will start at about 6,500 ft.. we will take a break and be back with more headlines in just a moment. >>mark: tickets are still available on a resale sites like stubhub. 2600 tickets are available. the highest price tickets for the lower box and the sideline, $8,500 a ticket. or, you could let your kids go to college instead. there were some tickets as low as three to $25. over 2000 tickets currently available. >>darya: the 49ers and the giants of putting the finishing touches on their fast growth teams are starting no. 1 draft next. will teams are rolling towards sunday, hot. alex smith has brought the rate passes, over 200 straight passes without an interception. manning has thrown three touchdown passes. >>erica: i have been asking viewers about the game, take a look at some of the comments about the

>>james: now on to weather. the first snow survey has been done but there was not much snow on the ground to analyze. the water content is only 19 percent of average. >>dan: in the sierra, the first survey of the snowpack. the news is not good. the snow pack is only 19 percent of normal. last year it was a 190 percent of normal. water resources officials are not upset. they say because the rain and snow was so good last year the reservoirs are high. at the same time this winter is just getting underway, so they remain optimistic. >>darya: the dow is down by 59 points. if we are looking at these declines, we have seen declines in europe as the gulf. banks and technology companies fell the most. bank of america and american express are the losers. offs in >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here's a live look outside. >>gary: did you and pam, all on the couch and watch the sugar bowl? >>gary: does pam still working? >>darya: she went to michigan. this is her team. michigan and virginia tech in i

james best known song.eresting, though, it did not win any of her three grammy awards. >> tonight friends, family and fans are remembering the singer who died just before her 74th birthday. >> we take a look back at legend's life and music. ♪at last my love come along. ♪ reporter: it's the signature song of etta james. >> every time somebody gets married they say sing it. reporter: james was born in 1938 to a 14-year-old mother and a father she never knew. she started singing in a baptist church in los angeles, then joined a girl group and finally started making solo records. but it was the 1961 hit song at last that put etta james on the map. rolling stone magazine ranked james 22nd on their list of the 100 greatest singers of all time. the three time grammy winner got a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2003. singer beyonce played james in the 2008 movie cadillac records and she sang at last for president and mrs. obama's first dance at the 2009 inauguration festivities. james made disparaging remarks

and his assassin james or array. mr. syed detailed the escape from the penitentiary 1967, strauss wrote this out, mexico and los angeles and his assassination of dr. king. the free library of philadelphia as a host of this event. it is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it's great to be back. i think that all writers eventually want to go back to the place where they came from. in this case, it was for me to go back to memphis, tennessee were a corrupt,, where i was born and try to understand this pivotal moments in american history and to try to understand inserted deconstruct the most controversial, the most tragic, it the most in many ways complicated event in my city's history. my father was a law professor and italy are at a loss for environmentalists and rep resented the garbage workers unrepresented king when he came on behalf of the garbage workers. in fact, i got a lot from him about this event. but you know, you always have your memory of things you want your, was the family correct? did you hear the story

>>mark: thank you, james the u.s.rtation is recommending a federal funding for the bart extension. there will ask congress to set aside $900 million to extend that. but they will already have been working on this project here from where bart currently ends all the way down to warm springs. warm springs station will eventually go towards montague. add a bart station, right next door. 10 additional miles and then it will and near the current location of barry essa they have a few days to see the recommendation. just last month the v ta say that this could be finished before christmas. year 2016. they're also working to develop the last 6 mi. of that project that would include the subway tunnel for downtown san a say. and end at the santa clara station. ♪ >>darya: 9:35 what is going on with the primary the first. mitt romney is considered to be the favorite. his rivals are trying to gain ground. rick santorum is it doing nonstop interviews, and also ron paul is counting on it today to propel him to the next level. he wil

james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

most james fletcher has more. >>james: we do have a change request is in affect, you will desperately need them. there is a winter storm warning in effect. obviously driving is going to be in its interior is a live look in north star. a winter storm in effect, a 15-30 in. possible slow 14,000 ft.. still quite a bit of snowfall expected. >>darya: we will continue team covered in a couple of minutes, do not go away. we are also waiting for the opening bell. three minutes from the opening bell. we will be right back. >>will: negotiators are on the scene, swat teams have this area blocked off, they believe a suspect has barricaded himself inside, they are unsure if he has a weapon but believe he could possibly have a child. it looks like swat team is getting their instruction and possibly moving in. when they do, and we will give you the latest. >>darya: what kind of instructions are they giving to people in the area? are they supposed to stay in their homes? >>will: right now they have been told to stay in their home

signs for is tougher ethics ahead behalf if >>james: here is a live look at the james lick freeway. we have them airport delays, not as if sfo but in southern california. heavy fog that encompasses a good bit of the south. lax is holding all departures. the airport is saying no flights will be taking off until after 9:00 a.m.. a lot of people are down there on vacation. there is some bad weather going on in l.a. with flights delayed. call your carrier if you are picking anyone up. we had an earthquake this morning. it happened at about 7:54 a.m.. it was about a mile and a half deep sea. thank >>darya: oakland only needs to see the chart this year if three touchdown passes were too much for the raiders to overcome. the broncos won the afc west. the oakland its playoff drought continues. the midseason train for carson palmer did not pan out. their raiders lost four of their last five games feared oakland has not made the playoffs since advancing to the super bowl in 2002. the 49ers will be in the playoffs. it will get the first week off urethra san francisco now gets one week to prepa