she says to honor her coach jim tracy who had been diagnosed with lou gerhig's disease. the giants coach used that to inspire his players. >> when the story went national, jim and i thought that was strange. but now we have other athletes looking towards me. >> the fact she had her goal and it's so deep inside her that it occurred to her right away what to do. i think this giants team, i think this professional team, they needed to think about what they wanted to do and what they were willing to do to do it. >> pretty good. but we understand that jim tracy's health has declined since last year but he says he still plans to coach this year. reynolds was accepted to collegiate university in new york where she plans to run cross country. >> big time fortitude. >> south bay high schooler get as chance of a lifetime. the project that is taking him all the way to the white house. >> and mitt romney surges ahead in the republican primary. how he is stepping up attack on president obama and how the president is responding. >> a shocking end to the story of a missing utah mother.

by her and a championship win by her team was in great part dedicated to her coach, 60-year-old jim tracy suffers from lieu lou gehrig's disease and didn't have a good prognosis at the time. >> we wanted to make jim's last season, because we thought it would be his last, a special one. >> what they couldn't imagine is the new york giants coach would show reynolds' determined finish to inspire his team. >> he saw holland on this internet set, and he said, this is what we need. keeping our goals ahead of and getting the job done. >> that was early last year when the giants were in a slump. now that the giants have won the super bowl, they were proud they may have been a part of the win. >> it was flattering they were looking to me for inspiration. >> san francisco university high school track team loves and respects their coach and wants to help him financially in his fight against lou gehrig's disease. go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. ama? >> thank you so much. >>> in international news, diplomats around the world are saying the syrian regime is doomed. they say it can never r

she says the win was in great part dedicated to her coach 60-year-old jim tracy he suffers from lou gehrig'santed to make his last season a really special one. >> reporter: what they couldn't imagine was the giants' coach would show his employers the finish to inspire them. >> he saw it and said this is what we need, keeping our goal as head of us and getting the job done. >> reporter: that was early last year when the giants were in a slump. now they've won the super bowl they are proud they may have been some part of that win. >> it is flattering they were looking for me and jim for inspiration, strange but cool. >> reporter: san francisco track team loveses and respects their coach and wants help him in his fight against lou gehrig's if you wish to donate go to abc7news.com click see it on tv. >>> inspiring story. it helped the giants win the super bowl, maybe it will help us in our lives. think about that. >>> traffic could come to a crawl possibly during the evening and overnight into tomorrow morning because of the rain on the way. 5:51 looking down from emeryville this morning to san

. >> jim tracy says he's doing better than he expected he would and the effects of the disease are developinge costs which ch are not fully covered by insurance. if you would like to contribute you can contact university high school. coming up at 11:00, we'll tell what you the giants coach said bl about holland reynolds and why her future is looking so bright. nbc bay area news. >> character that young woman shows. >> to see that video of her crawling across the finish line inspiring. let's bring in chief meteorologists. >> temperature 10 to 15 degrees above average. we are still finding dry weather for the north bay, east bay and south bay. that will quickly be changing. out ahead of this storm system we're watching for this week we do have a high wind watch for monday night also into tuesday morning where winds could go as high as 40-plus miles per hour for the coastal hills, also for portions of san francisco, including the north bay at this point. so it is going to be windy and get wet. more on the timeline of that rain coming up. let's get a look at current conditions. cloud cover starti

you'll see here, she crawls her way to the end to honor her coach jim tracy who had been diagnosed withls. the giants head coach said he used that video to inspire his players and it set the tone for the game. >> when the story went national a couple years ago, jim and i thought that was strange, but now we have other athletes looking toward me. >> the fact she had her goal and it's so deep inside her, that it occurred to her right away what to do. i think this giants team, i think this professional team, they needed to think about what they wanted to do and what they were willing to do to do it. >> looks pretty good there. but we're told that tracy's health as declined but he plans to coach this year. reynolds was accepted to collegiate university in new york where she plans to run cross country next fall. >> good luck to her on that. >> it is 5:51 now. the giants fan and bryan stow continue to make steps on his recovery. >> the new warning and secondhand smoke. >> you probably remember that okl loin com.g ups on friday. 'll lowe coming up. [ female announcer ] back to school means bac

our viewers this morning, you can understand what scompelled you o get across the finish line and jim tracyth the address on the screen and we'll make sure it is up on our web site at foxnews.com if anyone wasn't quick enough with a pen to write it down, holland, thanks for joining us and enjoy the super bowl. >> thank you, you, too. >> clayton: thank you. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> alisyn: wait is there a big game tonight. >> clayton: today, the puppy bowl, brian kilmeade will be live... >> dave: on animal

patriots linebacker tracy white played college football here in d.c. at howard university. try as he might, jim vance could not get him to give the giants any motivation. >> what do you think the score will be? >> score? i don't even know. who wants it the most, who wants at this time most. that's all i can say. >> reporter: so are you prepared to tell me who is going to win? >> who wants it the most? that's it. i mean -- whoever play it is hardest, makes the least mistakes, have a real good chance of winning. >> news4 is your official station for super bowl xlvi. catch more live reports from jim vance and dan hellie tonight and all week long. >>> we are going to check up now on the midday traffic. any problems? >> if you are taking metro you can expect some delays along the red line due to scheduled track work. right now the red line single tracking between medical center and friendship heights. you can see delays on the red line in both directions. also traveling i-66, we are still slow in this area. as you head east, construction, some sign work happening and it will block at least one of yo

tracy is covering. dr. jon lapook on a critical shortage of drugs to treat cancer. >> this is a real, real crisis. children will die. >> pelley: and jim axelrod on a way to get america back to work. it took her from a job on wall jersey turnpike. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's a massacre in syria. entire neighborhoods and apartment blocks are being blasted by artillery fire. today, the united nations said that the dictatorship of bashar al-assad is engaged in an atrocity. this is the city of homs, a city of 1.7 million. a little more than philadelphia. it appears assad is moving to crush the freedom movement that began nearly a year ago. today, secretary of state hillary clinton raised an alarm about where all of this is headed. >> they are leading syria into the outcome that we all deplore. we do not want to see a civil war in syria. no one wants to see a civil war in syria. >> reporter: but it seems a civil war is what they have. this is the most serious uprising ever against the 40-year dictatorship of the assad family. cbs news correspondent clarissa ward

tracy is covering. dr. jon lapook on a critical shortage of drugs to treat cancer. >> this is a real, real crisis. children will die. >> pelley: and jimxelrod on a way to get america back to work. it took her from a job on wall jersey turnpike. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's a massacre in syria. entire neighborhoods and apartment blocks are being blasted by artillery fire. today, the united nations said

jim alberts. [applause] when you came through the door, these are your registration tables. the chairman of that was carry and andrew chris stands otanza. barbra mendall tracynd susan caveillier, don newton, ron carters renae taylor, terry rey. dick hays, jim lelegh dan schultz. these are people that ran your introductory table and gave you assignments and tags when you came in. can we have a hand for the registration table, please. and [applause] we also have our sergeant of arms. you see him here every time. that is all bordeaux. - - alberto. with him is our security expert. small man. not very big man in stature. let's have a hand for the security and press team. inwe also have a crew that works the republican committee office. these are all volunteers and work in fun city. that is headed by dan doran. is there a table of volunteers by the sun city office? thank you very much, sun city office volunteers. appreciate that. and we also had the awards committee, and that is carol turloff and leo maloney. let's here it for them. i do not know if they're sitting together or not. >>back in the rear we have a number of tables, but one is the sales table, and tha