josé josé. >>> la abuela está indignada porque dice que la carrera de cristian castro había venido a menos con este rollo del divorcio, pero ahora el señor se agarró de la táctica de hacer un disco en honor a joséu carrera, y que desde pequeño fue como su padre, y debería tatuarse el nombre de su mamá. >>> es una opinión de abuela, pero claro que sí, hay que hacerle un tatuaj en cada brazo, porque volvió a tener pachocha de la buena. >>> y dejando el tema de josé josé, si te quieres tatuar por qué no te tatuas la cara de tu madre. > >>> pero él lo hace como un agradecimiento no solamente porque fue su padre, y porque le hizo resurgir su carrera, y como dices que está teniendo bue dinero de las regalías, pero no creen que en vez de tatuarse no debería udar a josé josé. >>> estoy segura que cristian castro le pasa legalmente. >>> pero aparte de eso. >>> eso es una opinión personal, yo pienso que cristian castro no se va a tatuar nada. >>> mientras estabas dando pecho, no te enterabas que christian se quería quitar aquello que tenía en la espalda. >>> seguro que va a volver a ensuciarsela. > >>> en honor a quién se tatua? >>> vamos a la pausa. y al regresar rené de calle 13 revela que tiene novia.

josé díaz balart: enseguida nuestra enviada especial habla con la primera dama de chile, una ♪ ♪(t ç >>>josé díaz balart: como le anuncie telemundo habló no solo con el presidente de chile, sino con la primera dama, una mujer que se ganó el cariño de toda una nación, vannesa buscó respuesta de el éxito para su matrinio. >>>periodista: son una pareja carismática, y quería que me dijera el secreto para tener un matrimonio exitoso durante 36 años. >>> no es fácil. >>> yo te hablé bien de ti, sino nos podemos a discutir.. (risas) >>> hay valores básicos cuando uno admira a su pareja. >>>periodista: cómo fueron estos años? >>> fueron duros, el terremoto, que fue devastador. >>> muchas gente habla cosas linda de su esposa, que tiene un gran carisma, y que básicamente es la persona que lo conecta al pueblo chileno. >>> es verdad, recuerdo las mujeres son de venus y los hombres de marte. >>> qué te gusta de ella? >>> muchas cosas. me gusta su alegría, su forma de relacionarse con la gente, irradía una especia de alegría, de optimismo, de acogimiento. >>> me puso nerviosa. está siendo una terapia de autoestima. >>> nos va a ahorrar ir a un siquiatra. >>>periodista: la primera dama es una mujer carismática, mañana vamos a tener una entrevista con cecilia morel y nos dice cómo se ganó el corazón de los chilenos. regreso contigo josé marivillosa noche.

josé josé. invitó a dulce y a sandra montoya, junto a josé josé. >>> ojalá le vaya bien, y se venda su libro, porque> no se mueva donde está, viene andrea noli y pide que no le nombren a jorge salinas. y un famoso cantante español está metido en tremenda controvers por aprovechar una cadena de oración por japón para promocionar sus conciertos. >>> y esta noche india cede su espacio a las semifinales de la liga concacaf, esta noche a las 10/9 centro por telefutura, ya regresamos. ♪ tus pequeños quieren alcanzar nuevas alturas. y para ayudarlos, cuentas con nuevo y delicioso danonino en botella. tiene doble del calcio que la leche onza por onza, y contiene vitamina d, sin colores o sabores artificiales. danonino. juntos los ayudamos a crecer. [ locutor ] lucha cora tus peores síntomas de gripe. nuevo theraflu max d contiene la medicina más poderosa permitida sin receta para combatir tus peores síntomas de gripe. theraflu max d. poder en serio. ♪ >>> ya estamos de regreso en "la tijera", y más adelante se enterará quién es el cantante que está de boca en boca por aprovechar la tragedia que vive japón p

josé. >>>josél narcotráfico y los niveles de consumo de drogas en méxico y en estados unidos. raúl torres nos dice por qué muchos no están de acuerdo. >>> adelante, estados unidos bajó su consumo de cocaína en el año... >>> la declaración sorprendió a todos. estados unidos es el principal consumidor de cocaína en el mundo. pero no disminuyó el número de adictos, pasaron de 36 a 38 millones. porque creció el consumo de otras drogas. y la que preocupa es la heroína que les llega desde méxico. en méxico hays laboratorios eficaces, altamente sofisticados. >>> además, según el informe de la junta internacional de fiscalización. de la organización de las naciones unidas narcotraficantes no solo envían droga a estados unidos, pasan por africa y no solo el trafico creció en méxico y pasó de 4 a 5 millones de usuarios de drogas. >>> nadie puede decir que méxico es un país de paso solamente en américa central está ocurriendo lo mismo. >>> aunque según el gobierno mexicano, nunca como ahora han sido decomisad

josé podría ser la primera mujer en acceder a este puesto en el poder en méxico. ilusionado. >>>periodista: con todos los aspirantes >>>josé: muchas gracias enrique acevedo. ( ♪ música) >>>josé:huahua recibiendo malas noticias de sus jefes raúl? >>>raúl: el fin de semana en méxico se llenó de sangre en coahuila 11 muerto s en tijuana baja california 10 los asesinatos en ciudad juárez otros 10 según testigos una mujer le suplicaba a los sicarios que no la mataran y la asesinaron con otras 4 personas más. pero todo esto josé pasa cuando el crimen organizado parece que está ganando otras batallas porque son muchas personas que se quieren ir de aquí esta es la historia. la llamaron la mujer más valiente de méxico cuando tomó la comandancia de la policía pero el valor terminó con el miedo pero no se sabe dónde se fue y dónde está el alcalde en chihuahua despidió a mary sisol valle. >>> el alcalde la saca del cargo. >>>periodista: estudiante de criminología cuando nadie quiso ser jefe de la policía de esta pequeña población utilizada como paso de drogas hacía la frontera ella dijo que sí >>> quiero vivir con mi familia y comunidad >>>raúl: la semana pasada pidió permiso al alcalde

josé josé. lo verán en primicia. >> esto y más ahora mismo en primer impacto. >> (♪). >> un manifiestante levanta los brazos en señal de alabanza pero cae abatido por un disparo y termina por el cuerpo cubierto de sangre. >> otro recibe un balazo en la cabeza, su muerte ante las cámaras. >> bienvenidos a primer impacto le saluda bárbara ber mudo. >> y también le saluda ilia calderón en minutos vamos a tener las impactantes imágenes de una violenta represión. >> la violencia en méxico cobra la vida de 8 personas en acapulco, entre ellos 3 menores. >> una mujer y su bebé resultaron heridos, verónica está con las imágenes que son impactantes, buenas tardes verónica. >> gracias buenas tardes, pero el multi homicidio de acapulco no es todo un cochebomba estalló en tamaulipas y los policías son investigados por el ejército, aquí la información. >> un comando armado que llegó a bordo de 5 camionetas irrumpió para lanzar una granada, quemar y raf gaer casas y negocios. >> murieron tres menores y una señora y su recién nacido fueron heridos suspendieron labores un kinder, una primaria, una secundaria y varios comercios. >> en esta semana se contabilizoaron 14 homicidios en esa región de acapulco. >> un cochebomba estalló dejando como saldo dos personas heridas y 4 autos dañados. >> el auto cargado con explosivos fue abandonado frente a un jardín de niños. >> el edificio de seguridad pública fue el blanco de otros dos atentados con cochebomba en agosto pasado. >> el ejército mexicano está investigando a una comisión policíaca de morelos para verificar su licencia legal como verificación de armas. >> durante el operativo fueron detenidos 3 policías no contar con la documentación oficial en regla, solo 81 de los 646 policía de cuernavaca están certificados para portar pistolas, uno de los mandos superiores fue detenido por presuntos nexos con el cartel de los beltrán leiva. >> la activista asegura haber recibido amenazas de muertes. >> pase aro de su valentía está pidiendo asilo político en estados unidos porque según ella las amenazas llegaron demasiado lejos. >> lo que me hizo decidir porque no quería salir fue dos sustos que le dieron a mi hijo. >> además tiene otro dos motivos el homicidio de su amiga la activista josefina reyes asegura que no quiere ser martmártir ni heroína. >> una vergüenza que tengan que venir acá para salvar su vida. >> se reunirá con agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en próximas horas esta reunión será a puertas cerrada y no van a permitir el acceso a la prensa. >> en otras información en la lucha contra el narcotráfico el gobierno de estados unidos está utilizando aviones no tripulo ados sobre territorio mexicano para detectar las bandas del crimen organizado que operan en la frontera, el apoyo de los estados unidos ha sido solicitados en situaciones específicas para re compilar información. >> así las cosas por acá está generando polémicas con legisladores que dicen que es anti constitucional porque se viola la soberanía de méxico, regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> hay tela para cortar en ese tema, gracias por la información. >> vamos al golfo pérsico porque la escalada de violencia nos acompaña en vivo con las impactantes imágenes de esta jornada sangrienta. >> adelante sofía. >> así es gracias ilia, la violencia se apodera de las calles del reino donde las fuerzas del orden rechazan a balazos el cambio de gobierno, algunas de las imágenes que verán a continuación son muy fuertes. >> a plena luz del día y sin ninguna consideración los soldados disparan a quema ropa con este manifiestante que cae a sus pies. >> (gritos). >> mientras este otro hombre alza sus brazos al cielo y en plena cae herido blanco de las balas. >> (gritos). >> al menos 6 personas murieron en medio de los enfrentamientos que se registraron en el centro, capital del reino de ... se tomar tomaron una emblemática plaza y pidieron el fin de la no narco ahí que gobierna el país desde hace más de 200 años. >> hombres armados atacaron con piedras y a patadas a un joven que intentó llegar al centro de la ciudad para protestar, en diferentes puntos de la ciudad las calles fueron bloqueadas y se levantaron inmensas columnas de fuego y humo, mientras arabia saudita y otros países han enviado soldado para controlar el creciente movimiento de protestas. >> bueno el anuncio realizado ayer por el rey sobre el estado de emergencia y los operativos antimotines envían un mensaje claro que autoridades van a responder con fuerza abrumadora un toque de queda ha sido impues en todo el país regreso contigo al estudio. >> gracias sofía. >> al bordo de la muerte estuvieron dos oficiales en missouri por un negligente conductor, estuvo a punto de propon atropellarlos dirigían el tráfico luego de un choque ocurrido minutos antes. >> girando como un trompo terminó la camioneta de dos fugitivos en una dramática persecución qel chofer de vehículo en medio del tráfico poniendo en peligro decenas de vidas hasta que para fue impactado por una patrulla que lo dejó fuera de control, uno de los sospechosos intentó escapar pero ambos son capturados. >> las gélidas temperaturas agrave a un la situación. >> vamos inmediato con el enviado especial de televisa carlos l quien está en japón con la última información, adelante. >> muchas gracias un saludo a todo el auditorio de primer impacto, la gente quiere sentir el viento y sentir para dónde sopla aquí en japón, por qué?. >> porque se ve con mayor probabilidad que puede explotar uno de los reactores nucleares y esto desatar una crisis de radioactividad en la región el viento es determinante porque se va a llevar las partículas radio activas. >> si todo va conforme al pronóstico estas partículas estarían viajando a la zona nor noroeste, justo los que han sido arrasado primero por el terremoto y luego por el tsunami les caería la tercera maldición, pero si cambia podría irse al océano y perderse o avanzar hacia el sur donde está tokio y sus 30 millones de habitantes. >> esto ha desatado un eéxodo e toda la zona del país, la gente no está saliendo a las calles, los que tienen que ir a la escuela van, los que tienen que trabajar asisten pero no está manto viendo el bueno wl... par ciudad más chica de lo que realmente es. >> la gente está agrupada en sus casas, en silencio expectantes de lo que puede suceder en la planta nuclear. >> donde sí hay bueno wl... la gente se quiere ir del país y hacerlo a la brevedad posible. >> hay éxodo de ciudadanos nacionales y extranjeros y otros que se están refugiando en tokio la capital, la situación está comprometida y no está bajo control de nadie es el reporte. >> gracias carlos enviado especial de televisa. >> les contamos que corrió la sangre en un desalojo que terminó convertido en una batalla campal en república dominicana, los presuntos invasores de una finca fueron enfrentados a balazos y las imágenes son impactantes. >> un joven cae abatido en medio de los disparos y los gritos de terror de sus familiares y amigos que intentan revivirlo y alejarlo de la lluvia de balas que les cae encima, arriesgando su propia vida arrastran el cuerpo de la víctima que es uno de los residentes del lugar. >> el dueño los califica de invasores y violadores de la ley, con esfuerzo llegan a una calle y piden desesperadamente una ambulancia para tras latinaedar ladoarlo a un hospital. >> nada pudieron hacer para salvar la vida al joven y el dueño de la finca tuvo que pedir protección porque estaba cansado que invadieran su propiedad. >> un hombre cuyo pie quedó atascado en una roca que estaba a punto de desbordarse, lucharon contra reloj mientras la corriente amenazaba su vida, el sujeto logró salir y fue llevado al hospital. >> un gran susto se llevó una anciana de 89 años que sufría de demencia en c. >> quien al darse cuenta que estaba en la parte trasera dejó abandonado el vehículo. >> fue localizada y trasladada a un hospital, la policía intenta dar con el paradero de este malechor. >> una muerte tuvo una pequeña de 2 años a méxico, fue asesinada a mordidas porque no paraba de llorar, la llevaron a un hospital alegando que había muerto mientras dormía, el asesino no tuvo más remedio que confesar su crimen. >> un trágico accidente tuvo lugar en cercanías de un aeropuerto en long beach california un avión se estrelló cerca de la pista y explotó en llamas, los equipos de emergencia encontraron los cuerpos sin vida de 5 pasajeros y una sexta persona está en estado grave. >> un operativo internacional fwlo clausurar el mayor sitio de internet. >> y puso tras las rejas a casi 200 personas alrededor del mundo la página que contaba con 70 mil usuarios tenía su base de operaciones en holanda, otros cientos fueron declarados como sospechosos y más de 200 víctimas fueron identificadas y rescatadas de sus garras. >> en problemas con la justicia una madre en colombia quien por su actitud sospechosa fue inspeccionada por la policía. >> fue así descubrieron que ella y su hija de 13 años tenían casi 20 libras de droga adheridas al cuerpo, la menor se encuentra bajo custodia y la mujer deberá responder por el el delito. >> arde la controversia encontraron cocaína más de 4 gramos fue encontrada en el lugar y en enero pasado una bolsa con restos de esta ilícita sustancia fue descubierta en las instalaciones se desconoce si los empleados y contratistas eran sometidos a exámenes para detectar el uso de la droga. >> los disgustados residentes de miami dade votaron para retirar de sus cargo a el alcalde alvarez. >> quiso que fuera removido del puesto por un aumento en los impuestos a la propiedad y el incremento a salarios de funcionarios públicos, miami se ha convertido en el mayor número de habitantes en el país que destuyo e a su alcalde. >> muzlo llamchos lo llaman pro está acusado de agredo aiir a s seis mujeres y a sus hijos. >> pone fin a la demanda de paternidad contra don francisco. >> el cantante kalimba evade a la prensa. >> verán en primicia el nuevo video de cristián castro con un éxito de josécerlo tú mismo no significa hacerlo solo. autozone. porque hacerlo tú mismo no significa hacerlo solo. >> dio un resultado negativo el examen de adn practicado a don francisco tras la demanda de paternidad por un comerciante chileno. >> y la fiscal confirmó según la prueba genética no existe parentezco alguno entre don francisco y este demandante que no va a solicitar una contra muestra. >> un juez en méxico dictó sentencia en un caso de jenny rivera. >> y tony andrade está aquí en el estudio para contarnos un poco más cómo va el caso. >> ni animales exóticos ni frutas ni más de 10.000 dólares pueden traer a estados unidos. >> jenny siempre colaboró con las autoridades pero había una sentencia y hoy se dio a conocer el resultado vamos a ver el reportaje. >> la diva de la banda vuelve a hacer noticia, como recordarán el 18 de mayo de 2009 la artista fue detenida en el aeropuerto de la ciudad de méxico antes de abordar un vuelo a los Ángeles por no declarar casi 50.000 dólares que llevab

el papel que jugaría estados unidos en un posible ataque aa libia vamos con josé a capital de la nación adelante josé?. >>>joséonde todos se preparan para el inminente viaje de la secretaria hillary clinton que mañana llegará a parís para reuniones con aliados europeos y árabes en cuanto al tema de libia hace poco hablé con ella y le pregunte ¿estados unidos está en guerra en afganistán está todavía en iraq está a punto para de comenzar un tercer frente de batalla en libia? esto es parte de lo que nos dijo. muchos se preguntan lo que está pasando en libia quiere decir que los estados unidos están entrando en una nueva guerra? >>> no pero lo que sí vamos hacer que vamos a trabajar en conjunto la que comunidad internacional para convencer al señor gadafi de que deje la violencia en contra de su propio pueblo y hemos establecido una peticiones muy claras en el consejo de seguridad de las naciones unidas no es una iniciativa estadounidense es una iniciativa internacional y vamos a estar preparados con socios europeos y árabes también para poder cumplir los mandatos de la comunidad internacional. pero los estados u

disfrutando él debe de estar echándole el ojo al siguiente dios que va a har, porque con este disco de josé josécucho a cristián castro es decir mi novia cita es muy pecotivo eso. >> lo debe de conocer bastante desde que vimos la primera imagen de ellos en cartagena hasta hoy han pasado muchos días y para mí son inseparables, tiene e que saber cómo se expresa cristián. >> me preocupa que no sé si se termine convirtiendo en la que le maneje la carrera. >> ellastá manejando ya por lo menos en dónde, en donde se va a presentar cristián castro para dónde va a viajar, porque está incluida en todos los viajes. >> sí. >> novia y asistente personal y un combo completo pero mi pregunta es, lo que viene para cristián castro es puro viaje me pregunto él sabe que tiene dos hijos aquí en la ciudad de miami que tiene que ir a visitar?. >> estamos en novia tour que él tiene que recorrer países. >> te quejas de padres que no se responsabilizan con sus hijos y este hombre te estáiciendo que por 6 meses va a estar ocupado con su novia y me pregunto, que no soy padre, óyeme donde están los hijos?. >> mucho amor pa

jose. >> san jose has about 100 medical marijuana shops. >>> top pg&e executives can expect a grilling in washington tomorrow as federal hearings begin concerning the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. three days of hearings are scheduled. along with pg&e executives, we should be hearing from about 20 other expert witnesses. federal investigators will release thousands of documents related to that blast, as well. last september's explosion killed 8 people, leveled 38 homes. >>> coming up, the new tower segment, the same old warnings. tons more steel go up, the noticeable addition to the san francisco skyline but don't notice it too much. >>> they tried it all. but one group is getting rather -- is getting rather creative in its job search. >> everybody else is going to be begging me for their job back. period, no option. >> it gets worse. more of charlie sheen's trash talk coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, but they are causing a stink, in the city's sewers. sounds like a job for mr. clean. >>> low flow toilets have saved the city of san francisco a lot of water but are causing a stink in the city sewers. sounds like a job maybe for mr. clean? mike sugerman found out that's not too far from the mark, is it, mike? >> reporter: uhm, i don't know how to take that but thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's the highest tech way to do. it's bleach. it's the same stuff that's in this cleaner, sodium hyper chloride is what the city wants to use to clean up our water but some people as you say think that idea styx. san francisco's a beautiful place. but some parts stink. >> oh. number 2. oh. like poop. >> reporter: in some parts of the city, you don't even have to be near a storm drain. >> stinks. >> reporter: particularly on hot days, some neighborhoods smell bad, bad, bad. >> every city with a sewer system has sewerroid doors associated with it. >> reporter: i found that out a few years back during a tour of san francisco sewers. since then things have gotten stinkier. environmentally low flow toilets help cut down on the amount of water we use but less water means the sludge backs up and raises a stink. so the city wants to spend $14 million for a three-year supply of sodium hypochlorate or bleach. >> it takes away the odor so it's good for the people that live around them. >> reporter: actually 80% of the bleach goes to disinfect the city's drinking water. the rest goes into odor control. it's controversial. but petition online has started to stop the bleaching saying all that runoff will be going into the bay. >> absolutely not true. again, our treatment plants are specifically designed to move it to before discharging to the bay so there is no bleach get together bay. >> reporter: no. >> no. >> reporter: all right. they actually aren't going to go to safeway to buy the stuff. isn't that the stuff you can buy off the shelf? it's double the amount of bleach that's in this thing but apparently it works and the board of supervisors will be voting ton in voting on it in the next couple of weeks. >> i didn't mean to allude that you look like mr. clean. >> reporter: well, it's the new haircut. >> thank you. >>> 480 feet tall, 45 more to g caltrans installing the newest segment of the bay bridge tower now. crews began actually lifting that fourth segment of the suspension tower about 5:00 this morning. there are four parts like four legs to a stool. each weighs a million pounds. going to take 30 hours to get each from the ground up into place and bolted to the tower. caltrans says the legs are connected by replaceable beaches that can bend and crack. >> by designing the bridge in this way, we basically create a structure that not only won't fall down in a very large earthquake but that is usable again to emergency services right after the earthquake and with some retrofit work it can be put back into 100% public service. >> crews are working around the clock to finish the installation by friday. that tower will eventually reach 525 feet. caltrans again warning drivers, don't be distracted by the work going on, on the new tower. >>> well, everyone looking for a job knows it. you have got to stand out. one group thinks it's found a unique way to get noticed, too. ann notarangelo shows us the attention grabber. ann. >> reporter: i talked today with more than a dozen people who have been out of work from six months to more than two years. they are doing everything would you expect them to do looking for work. and a little bit more. >> i was a sales director for fuji film. >> i was a human resources profession for 13 years. >> reporter: this group meets every week in the hopes their brainstorming sessions will lead them to jobs. how long have you been out of work? >> just a little over a year. >> i have been out of work since the march of 2010. >> reporter: they are attorneys, consultants in sales, communications, marketing, healthcare, human resources. there are general managers, a photographer, a social media specialist, and really the list goes on and on. they have decided to stick together during this difficult time. >> we realized the need for the support and the networking because we all know people at companies that we might be looking at. >> perhaps these people seem frahm to you. since the recession started we have all heard stories about people looking for work. or maybe you have really seen them on your way to work. 18 people pitched in and bought four billboards at bart stations in the east bay that let's prospective employers know that employees are available at this website. >> there are thousands of groups that meet every day or every minute. hours is different. we took a different approach to physically put ourselves out there. >> this was a way that we could take back control of this job search. >> reporter: carol says it was a surprise to see her face at bart. >> i was tempted to ask someone what they thought. >> reporter: we wondered and invited a work for development consultant who works with organizations that match people to jobs to our meeting. he says the website won't get them jobs but coupled with the networking and marketing website it will help. >> i think it will be, you know, kind of like the full monte type of technique where the unemployed workers kind of put themselves out there. >> reporter: he had a suggestion that they put their full resumes on the site. >> it's important not to leave any information out. you have very few seconds to get an employer's attention so you want to make it as easy as possible to find out as much as possible about you. >> reporter: the first day the signs run, they got 700 hits on their website. more importantly? it's already getting results. >> i had an interview last thursday. it was a phone interview and it came from our billboard. >> awesome. >> so i think that's exciting! >> reporter: and, of course, that news was a big boost to this group. they have been going out on lots of interviews but they need the right employer to see their website weallneedjobs.com. ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >> crunch time on capitol hill. how many days are left before the government once out of money. -- runs out of money. >>> and coming up on consumerwatch a local company swimming in complaints. what you can do to protect yourself. >> monday, the last day of february, here we go again welcoming a new month with rain. we'll have the forecast coming up. ,, obama administration. the pentagon says its moving armed >>> all options on the table for dealing with libya yeah, that word from the obama administration today. the pentagon is moving armed forces north region to be prepared. earlier today of the european union raised the pressure on moammar qaddafi. >>> the clock is ticking on capitol hill. the u.s. government will close on friday if there is no budget. lawmakers may pass a short version to buy a few weeks to debate the full spending plan. >>> actor charlie sheen says he is at war with cbs. he made the rounds on competing network tv shows this morning to trash talk the producer of his hit show. now his long-time publicist has quit. we have more on sheen's rants and the fallout. >> reporter: sheen was in rare form this morning candidly giving interviews to network morning news shows and some entertainment website. >> i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. it's not available because if you try it once you will die. your face will melt off and your children will weep over your exploded body. >> reporter: he didn't hold back his opinions and thoughts regarding the drama unfolding in his personal life and television career. >> but you are sober. you pasted a drug test? >> three of them. >> reporter: he claims he is drug-free. and even took a drug test for the entertainment website, radar online, a test which radar says shows no trace of drug use in the past 72 hours. >> i'm grandiose because i'm a grandiose life and i'm embracing it. that's not what expected. so it doesn't fit into their model. >> reporter: sheen declared legal war on cbs for shutting down "two and a half men" for the rest of the season the. >> the war is that they are trying to destroy my family and so i take great umbrage with that. and defeat is not an option. >> reporter: the troubled star made several attacks on cbs and the producers of his sitcom for pulling the show. charlie sheen was quick to point out he makes no excuses for his erratic behavior and does not feel he owes any apologies. >> they are on a battlefield and they strapped on their diapers. so they are in breach. they are in radical breach and sorry, guys, you screwed up. >> are you going to sue? >> well, wouldn'tyou? >> charlie sheen is the highest paid tv actor right now making $1 .8 million an episode. now he wants 3. cbs is not commenting on charlie sheen for now. >>> let's get some comment on the weather, see what the week ahead is like. >>> on this last day of february, does it come in like a lion, a lamb, a little of both? let's call in our live cbs 5 weather camera where we have increasing cloud cover. this is the scene looking out past the transamerica building. today our high 57, 5 degrees below average. currently at 54 degrees. south 60 miles, here we have downtown san jose under clear skies. officially in san jose today also about 4 to 5 degrees below average topping off at 58 degrees. we are picking up a wind out of the west at 13 miles per hour. when the sun officially sets tonight at 6:02, we will notice those clouds on the increase from the coast through the bay into our inland areas. tonight overnight we'll have a veil of clouds so we'll allude to it as mostly cloudy conditions albeit still near freezing in throughout the trivalley. 35 degrees overnight in throughout santa rosa after a very cool day today of only 53 in sonoma, we'll bottom out near 33 degrees. otherwise 35 in napa and you will notice mid-30s around the peninsula through santa clara valley. interesting doings upstream from the state of california. we have this vigorous area of low pressure and i believe it's going to set us up for a very well the wet overnight tuesday night into wednesday because it's going to tap into subtropical moisture that leads way out over the pacific ocean.

jose -- san jose, hate to tell you, but you're one of the rudest cities in the world. >> that's based on information from the website four square. at the top of the list, don't go to manchester, england, apparently, followed by el paso, then pittsburgh, san jose number 11. the rude he was were those who used curse words in their check- in tips. those are recommendations from four square users who have visited a location and wished to post a little advice for other folks. so you know... i don't know. i wouldn't go that way. >> no. >>> hey, time is 4:47. the u.s. sends a serious message to soldiers accused of helping wikileaks. coming up. >> and could your office chair be killing you? why even a sculpted six-pack may not be enough to help your health. >> oreo? >> yes. >> artery clogging goodness. the fried food haven opens up in the unlikeliest of bay area cities. we'll tell you where when we come back. lost... trying find earthquake survivors in new zealand. >>> welcome back. it's 4:49. new this morning, all hope appears to be lost trying to find earthquake survivors in new zealand. authorities say there is no chance of finding anyone following last week's devastating quake. the operation has now moved more into recovery. rescuers have pulled

jose. >> san jose has about 100 made marijuana shops. >>> a shocking confession and hopes for mercy in the jaycee dugard kidnapping case. the lawyer for nancy garrido says his client admits kidnapping his client from south lake tahoe and holding her captive for 18 years. he hopes for a plea deal. >> she should be able to at least walk on the beach probably with a walker at some point in time before she dies. >> sources say dugard and nancy garrido met behind closed doors for the first time since the garridos were arrested. nancy reportedly broke into tears after she was asked, why they did it? she also told nancy to look after herself and her future instead of focusing on phillip. >>> 4:35. the u.s. is outraged following comments by moammar qaddafi. he claims his people love him and would die for him. as susan mcguinness reports, the u.s. could soon take military action in libya. >> reporter: troops loyal to moammar qaddafi are fighting to take back territory now in rebel hands. amateur video captured this firefight between pro- and anti- government forces in misurata, libya's third largest city. the uprising that began last month poses the biggest threat yet to qaddafi. his bloody crackdown has left hundreds, possibly thousands dead. still in an interview with abc news, qaddafi laughed off calls for him to step down and denied using force against his own people. >> they love me, all my people love me, they love me all. >> but if they do love you. >> they would die to protect me and my people. >> reporter: qaddafi's comments drew outrage from u.s. officials and some of the harshest criticisms left, they called him delusional. >> when he can laugh and talking to americans and international journalists while he is slaughtering his own people, it only underscores how unfit he is to lead and how disconnected he is from reality. >> reporter: the white house is keeping up the pressure on qaddafi to resign. american warships and planes have moved closer to libya. the treasury department has frozen $30 billion in libyan assets and there may be more to come. secretary of state hillary clinton warned qaddafi to surrender now without further violence or delay. she says the u.s. is keeping all options on the table, among them a possible no-fly zone that would prevent libya from bombing its own citizens. susan mcguinness, cbs news, washington. >>> the house is scheduled to vote today on a republican- backed measure aimed at temporarily preventing a government shutdown. the bill would cut $4 billion from the budget while keeping the government running through the middle of the month. the white house says it supports the short-term plan but if the measure fails, the government could run out of money by the end of the week. >>> it is 4:37 now. and exclusive eyewitness news poll shows the approval rating for governor jerry brown has grown in the last month. 52% tell surveyusa they approve of the job he is doing, that's nine points higher than the last poll done just after he took office. the new survey finds 39% disapprove of governor brown's performance. 9% aren't sure. >> i think people were very impressed that he would take southwest airlines by himself no entourage, sitting in the cramped seats, down to meetings in l.a. >> adopting a dog. >> little things that people can relate to. >> he is trying to save money and he, like i said, is walk the walk. telling people to save bucks and he is doing the same. so he has a long row to hoe though. >> absolutely. and billions of dollars to go before he sleeps. >>> 4:38. let's check weather and traffic. julie watts has our forecast this morning. good morning, julie. >> good morning, guys. i have a fun forecast for you, a little bit of something out there for everyone. starting off this morning, temperatures running a little warmer than this time yesterday, in the upper 30s in the north bay, dense fog in areas of the north bay. a little bit of patchy fog on the coast. 45 san francisco, 40 mountain view this morning, 35 if you head inland to livermore, 38 in concord. now, big changes are in store as we advance into the evening hours. mostly sunny today. it looks like more ominous than it is out there today. but just to the north of this, we have a system that's impressive brewing that's going to bring with it heavy rain, as much as 2" in highest elevations and high winds. a wind advisory for later on this evening. in the meantime, though, you can enjoy the rest of your tuesday mainly mild conditions and pretty seasonal for this time of year. in fact, highs today going to run a little warmer than yesterday so we are going to be hovering around 60 for the most part. 59 in santa rosa, 57 in san rafael, 61 redwood city, 61 concord, 61 livermore. this my friends, is the calm before the storm. the big storm passes through overnight tonight while most of you will be sleeping, although i suppose if you're awake right now you might be awake for tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, scattered showers. we'll talk about the long-range forecast and the rest of your seven-day forecast in a little bit. first let's check traffic with miss elizabeth. >> thank you, julie. no big hot spots now. we are looking good on the roads. mostly green on the traffic sensors. here's a live look across the san mateo bridge. you can make out those taillights, traffic heading into the commute direction westbound 92. just checked, still 13, 14- minute drive time heading out of hayward. nimitz freeway 80 through oakland i mentioned that stall southbound 880 at oak street. it sounds like it's still there blocking one lane of traffic but obviously, you can see it is delay-free all the way down towards hayward and the 238 interchange. we are looking good through the macarthur maze. getting towards the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have some areas of overnight roadwork including on the upper deck from the incline out towards the "s" curve until 5-ish. two right lanes are blocked again. just heading into san francisco, again, no big delays. all your approaches so far, so good. and your trip down the eastshore freeway right now 18 minutes on westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze. mass transit might be a good day to use it, bart, ace, muni and caltrain all reporting everything on time. and, of course, remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic. back to you. amazing what one cup of coffee will do. >>> the tab could get higher for muni. >> first google street view, now how the website is using tricycles to capture more images. >> time for operation chihauhau. why three dozen pint-sized pooches are leaving the bay area for the big apple. that and much more coming up. ,, >>> welcome back. mostly clear skies for much. day, some of clouds, big changes on the way. mild in the 50s and 60s. 58 in berkeley. big changes. we'll time it out in a bit. upstairs to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 4:44 on your tuesday. today muni could settle 12 claims related to that july 2009 collision. they would total nearly $1 million. that's on top of the $6 million already spent on other claims and repairing the badly damaged trains. the crash resulted in dozens of injuries after a train rear- ended another one. ntsb has not released an official cause of that crash. >>> and starting today, people with clipper cards will have to load a minimum of $5 to the card instead of the $2. changes is in response to people who have figured out how to use the cards without paying full fares. muni riders who don't want to pay five bucks can still buy single ride our roundtrip tickets. >>> a google program expand the mapping capability beyond the streets. you have probably the on the ground perspective. now though google is using the same principle with this oversized tricycles on trails. a mechanical engineers led the team that outfitted them. >> geared like a mountain bike, it steers real well. most people i think get more excited and encouraged to go in real person to a place once they get to kind of whet their appetites. >> what great exercise, as well. huh? >> i guess. >> if there was an ice cream shop i'd be stopping. google is rolling out 70 new locations worldwide including five spots in the bay area like the trails at fremont older open space preserve and if you own part of property you can invite the tricycle for free and it goes only where you allow it to. >> big brother is watching in a big, big way, huh? pretty cool. >>> well, it's time for operation chihauhau part 2 i guess. >> san francisco's animal shelter overflowing with three dozen pint-sized canines and right now a dozen dogs are boarding a flight to new york where those pets are in high demand. >> the day they went up for adoption in new york at noon there was a line as of7 a.m. around the block. >> in the wintertime people are already lining up. wonderful dogs and we have too many here in california. >> perfect for new york with those small apartments. animal rescuers say that a rise in backyard breeding of the dogs has resulted in an overpopulation of chihauhaus here in the bay area. >> i'll tell you what, we did some stories in boston on those. >> really? >> when they came n people are thrilled because you can't get the dogs out there. >> i wonder why. >> i guess they are bred out here and eventually start heading to the east coast but that was a neat story. people were -- couldn't be happier. so send them east. >>> 4:46. the truth about teens and tans. why some fans of the golden glow could soon be banned from the tanning booth. >> i am on a drug. it's charlie sheen sheen. >> what's this guy thinking? charlie sheen letting loose on national television. his explosive comments and what cbs has agreed to do coming up. >>> my kind of breakfast, free flapjacks all day today. a great change is at hand and our task is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all. those who look only to the past or the present, are certain to miss the future. do not pray for easy lives. pray to be stronger men. ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. the international space station. the 21-f er... >>> this morning astronauts on the space shuttle discovery will install a new storage room on the international space station. the 21-foot-long chamber is called leonardo, it was built in italy aptly named. it's loaded with supplies as well as a humanoid robot. yesterday nasa extended story's final mission by one day. they may take some pictures on the outside of the space station. final one up there. >>> new video has surfaced after a large earthquake hit arkansas. surveillance video at a convenience store caught the moment. check it out. the 4.7 earthquake hit greenbriar. see clerks running, people ducking for cover there. the quake caused minor damage but no injuries. it's the largest of more than 800 quakes that hit arkansas since september. scientists are wondering if there is a connection to natural gas drilling in the area. >> a lot of people don't realize they have quakes in arkansas and missouri that area. >>> towns across ohio and other parts of the midwest bracing for flooding. a mix of rain and melting snow is causing problems. hard hit is finlay south of toledo. forecasters call for a river to rise 6.5 feet above flood level. certainly nothing we have to worry about around here, though. we have had our share of flood problems in past years. but right now, maybe just a little rain in the forecast. what about it, julie? >> you know... i hate to throw it out there but considering how much rain we're going to get overnight tonight into tomorrow morning in such a short amount of time i wouldn't be surprised if we saw a little small stream flooding in higher elevations. before that, lots of sunshine and dry conditions for at least the nex 12 hours. out the door this morning, mostly clear. temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. later today we'll be warmer than yesterday. temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s and as i mentioned, plenty of sunshine, a few clouds mixed in but dry. the main story for much of the day today. it's not until later this evening that we start to see this approaching storm system. when high pressure moves in we'll see the gradient beef up. that means gusty winds along with a nice swath of heavy rain. we are tapping into some subtropical moisture out there so we'll see plenty of rainfall. we'll time it out four. we stay dry through your evening commute but as we move overnight, rain moves in and we'll pause around midnight and we'll see some of the heaviest rain of course in the north bay and in the santa cruz mountains. half inch in places like san jose and the south bay. temperatures, pretty nice today and yes, dry through the day today. 62 san jose, 61 fremont. 56 daly city. heading to the east bay, you will see a similar temperature range. low 60s for many folks, danville 61, walnut creek at 60. 58 berkeley for you today. and the north bay again you're starting off a little bit of fog this morning but you will see more sunshine later on today. 57 novato, 54 stinson beach and 60 in benicia. take a look at that extended forecast. we have a little bit of rain and a little bit of sun. starting off with sun today overnight tonight the rain moves n by tomorrow morning's commute, the heavy rain will taper off to showers which will likely stay with us through the better part of thursday. a little break in the rain or friday but then heading into the weekend the next round of showers saturday into sunday. it's still far out there but we could see another nice round of showers from this weekend, as well. back to you guys. >> i'll take it ju

josé: interesante por ejemplo un dato pero que muy usual las islas hawai mitad entre asia y américa apenas registraron un aumento de 3 pies en su oleaje. >>>vanessa: pero aquí josé en el continente una ciudad de california el tsunami sí causó daños vamos pasar a santa cruz, donde se encuentra cristina londoño con toda la información adelante cristina te escuchamos. >>>cristina: gracias vanessa muy buenas tardess esta zona como ustedes bien lo decían hay declaración de emergencia lo cail muchas personas están alrededor de estaba h bahía parr un fenómeno impresionaste de la bahía, vemos los niveles de la rocas del agua un fenómeno en río en reversa las aguas se van la bahía se vacía y después entran con fuerza. hasta el momento por lo menos 40 embarcaciones han resultado da nadas o totalmente destruidas y según la directora del puerto liza esto se ha producido hasta ahora 4 millones de dólares en daños. también las autoridades nos dijeron que tuvieron que rescatar a un hombre que se bajó al puerto a ver cómo estaba su bote. y vino el oleaje y prácticamente se lo llevó tuvieron que rescatarlo, la última ola vino o el último tsunami tuvo una, una s elevada de 4 pies, con 4 minutos también hay alerta ambiental las aguas, las embarcaciones dañadas están produciendo contaminación es lo que tengo por el momento. >>>joséecauciones. >>>josé: carlos botifoll está en santa mónica california donde se vivieron momentos carl os de tensión verdad? >>>carlos: así es josé lo que este puedo decir más temprano acá la ansiedad sí cepal parse . esta mujer que vive cerca del mar, sus familiares la pasaron llamando. >>> dijeron que iba a llegar hasta santa mónica a medianoche qué hace uno, al menos vemos la ola. >>>carlos: en estados unidos la alerta del tsunami primero se escuchó en hawai en california, las autoridades cerraron muchas playas y muelles. advirtieron a la gente que se alejaran del mar especialmente por fuertes corrientes que se generan no todos prestaron atención. >>> a las 8 y media dejé esto y decían que todos se bajan de la playa y se cuidan >>>carlos: en el norte de california se registraron daños menores una marina donde primero pegaron las olas más altas para ismael barrientos la preocupación fue doble su familia que vive en una playa de guatemala también estuvo bajo la alerta del stsunami >>> e

jose. live in san jose, there are different generations with how they are coping now with the disaster. chris? >> reporter: well, this is a very interesting place here. san jose's japan town. we have seen generations of people, people who were born in japan and have been here for many, many years. also, children who are four or five generations removed but all trying to make sense of the disaster that they have been watchinging for days. our first stop, a preschool where the children are trying to make sense. she's a volunteer helper at lotus preschool as she helps the children glue and write, she's also thinking about her family in japan. >> my niece is in tokyo but she said not much damage. the houses -- she says three story house, almost fall down but still okay. >> reporter: her niece is okay. her teenage children couldn't make it home the night of the quake. the rest of her family lives far enough that they are unaffected. one thing she told me truly put the disaster in perspective. >> reporter: more scared. >> reporter: generations removed from japan, they know that that is their cultural heritage. >> in japan, the earth rumbled and several people got hur

east san jose and west jose. they are here. one shooting effects everybody in this room. i hate to talk statistic. one crime affects you. you. it doesn't matter who it is. >> why is it so hard to get people together? >> let's make it a priority >> can i say, i mentioned earlier. i think that it's beginning to happen. i don't want to negate those efforts are being made from the mayors office and d.c. yf. i think john osaki mentioned it before. getting people to come together for the betterment of the community not for their department or organization >> one thing cheryl brings up. what i like to tell people. we have the very difficult task the balancing the public's expectation of today. they don't want to hear about the long-term strategies to make sure this isn't popping up next summer. it allows us to front load. we have turf issues. they are not in the western edition. they are among cv o. check the egoes at the door. they are costing us the lives of the young people. it requires us to have the will to come together to say enough is enough. >> i am on is this gun buy b

jose. downtown san jose, the rain broke into the lunch hour catching a lot of people without their umbrellas this afternoon. people scrambling for shelter and coming down maybe about a quarter of an inch or so in downtown san jose. i think today, as we work away into the santa cruz mountains along highway 17 and mention that drive, you could see the water pulling all along that to center concrete meridian there. the big signs lit up warning people about slippery conditions as they make their way over highway 17. not too many problems reported. back here live on want to show you how the rain is just feeding off the parking lot of pier near the summit. you get an idea of how much it is raining. by the way that tornado watch that we heard earlier today for peninsula and san mateo, it also affected parts of the santa cruz mountains. we saw very low, dark and ominous looking clouds, but we saw no tornado activity appear. lots of heavy rain now. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: japan, a moment of silence today as the country mourned the victims of last week's earthquake in tsunami. the nation paused at to 40 6:00 p.m., the moment when disaster struck. seven days later the death toll is nearing 7000. nearly 11,000

jose will become a city of teal. the color has been adopted by san jose gangs. another day in the shark city the livics in this video. notice one of the members is wearing a sharks' jerseyy. >> there is an old saying you are claiming your city. and if you are wearing a certain sports attire that tice you to that city. >> reporter: sergeant jason dwyer worked in the gang unit and some have sharks tattoos. >> many gangs identify with the sharks hockey team. >> reporter: san jose's largest gangs identify with the colors red and blue but both identify with the sharks to claim san jose as their turf. >> you have them both wearing the paraphernalia to

jose gather night remember the victims of the earthquake in japan. about. >> this gathering took place in front of the san jose buddhist temple. japan town community congress of san jose organized the he convenient after numerous call from community members asking how they could help. >> to get an opportunity for people to start healing. start connecting. and really think of way that is they can start helping. tranl can i and the victims in japan. >> donations were collected at the event. 100 percent of the proceeds will go toward earthquake relief. >> group of eighth grade students visiting the bay area from japan will return home tomorrow bringing with them memory of the brief visit to america and much-needed supply. lisa reports on tonight's bitter sweet going away party in livermore. >> what can be more american than bowling and pizza exact experience these host family in livermore want these visiting students from japan to leave with. everyone here knows these eighth graders who leave tomorrow are returning to the unknown. from roughly 200 miles from the leaking nuclear power plant. >> i get choked up thinking about anything happening to them. >> i just want to e

and this -- speaking of san jose avenue this is what san jose was before when it was known as the bernal cut with the railway. then widened to accommodate a wider san jose avenue and the railway. and then this is as it looks today, kind of built more freewaylike as part of that freeway that was never completed. and then the third challenge is the development concerns. glen park as we've seen even from these fricts way back has been largely built out for a while, but in the small plan area there are a couple opportunity sites for infill and they're pretty high profile, one is the bart parking lot, another on the corn of northwest diamond and bosworth that is a smaller parking lot. there has been past and present interest in developing from both owners and there are questions and concerns about what will happen there. so given these challenges and special qualities of glen park, the goals, the three main goals are to protect and strengthen this vibrant walkable neighborhood commercial core, balance the use of streets for all the different people using the streets in a way that improves circulation and liveability, and minimizing some of the negative impac

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jose just -- san jose just under 2.10ths of an inch. not a lot to show you. a few scattered rain showers right around the bay. nothing too extreme. a few drizzles and activity up in the north bay as well. coming up we have one more system to talk about for tomorrow. it is a weak one. the temperature change and the one direction temperatures will be heading in the five day forecast. >> highway 9 and the santa cruz mountains remains closed. one mudslide is making the highway impassable between paradise park and the highway 1 interchange in santa cruz. a local firefighter says the intensity of the storms caught many by surprise. >>> the rainfall is equivalent, you know, to a midwest downpour. if you've been there just the sky is opening and rain is coming an inch an hour or more, up to two inches an hour. >> a busload of washington state school students on its way to santa cruz was among those forced to wait it out this afternoon. those hoping to use graham hill road in the santa cruz mountains experienced partial closures throughout the middle of the day. the sheriff's department said the road was finally reopened at 3:00 this afternoon. there are new concerns tonight about a slipping hillside in san pablo. the ground keeps moving and anxious residents are now being forced out of their homes. ktvu's deborah villalon is there where inspectors paid a visit today. deborah? >> reporter: well, inspectors did not like what they saw. this is moving by feet not inches. just last night the crack in this patio was more or less level. now you can see this backyard is disappearing down the hill. in the last few years -- hours. in the last three hours homes are yellow tagged. they are focused on leaving them and out to an uncertain future. the walker family got yellow tagged today meaning limited access, daytime only, no overnight stays. the it is the only home their two daughters have ever known. even as they pack a social engineer collects data on the landslide trying to get a handle on how much worse it may get. >> i still have to be gone. i know for a couple of days i'm covered. but after that how am i covered or how it is going to be, who is going to be compensated or who is going to pay for it, no answers. >> eerie, very scary. >> reporter: that's how sandra gibons describes sleeping or trying to knowing the hill is coming down. today it pushes against her back door while yesterday there was still room to stand on her patio. and a 70-foot tree liens precariously overhead. >> we started packing before they even told us. >> reporter: started packing even before the sun came up. now with her house newly tagged, too, friends and family help bring belongings out headed for storage in the short term. >> it's a lifetime. the hard part is, you know, when you take down the pictures, you know. those are the most important things to her. taking down the pictures, it gets pretty emotional. >> reporter: do you expect to ever come back? >> i really hope we can. but i don't know. i really don't. >> reporter: the stress, the uncertainty, just the exhaustion of the passed three days is taking a toll on homeowners here. they are looking to the city for help. so far, a lot of analysis but not very many answers. their future is about as clear as mud. reporting live in san pablo, deborah villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> water everywhere, but none to drink tonight in parts of pleasantton. about 160 homes on pleasantton ridge have no water or weak pressure in their pipes. a landslide yesterday damaged the water main. crews have installed a bike pass but hope to have a permanent fix by monday. officials say residents in the area who do have water should sterile eyes it before drinking. >> heavy snowfall and accidents made travel difficult into the sierra this afternoon. snow fell down to the 3,000- foot level but at times it turned to sleet with poor visibility. drivers on i-80 in placer county were stuck for hours, some trapped behind big rig miss happens. tonight chains are required on i-80 from cisco to the doner lake interchange. no chain requirements on highway 50 but a high wind advisory is in place. >>> just an hour ago sonoma water officials told us 1800- gallons of water have leaked out of a manhole in sonoma. it began at 9:00 when the waste water system began overflowing 2-5 every minute. the water district says it is flowing into the nearby sonoma creek but unlikely to harm fish or wildlife. >>> the north bay is also trying to cope from all of this intense rainfall. coming up in eight minutes the challenges there from the store. our coverage continues on ktvu.com including a brand new slide show that shows before a and after the flooding struck capitola. just click on the storm watch tab. >> several hundred protestors marched in san francisco today to call for change in yemen. it began in the plaza in civic center. one group told us they were trying to send a message to the obama administration to stop supporting yemen's government. >> we want a peaceful transition of the government. we want the president to leave immediately and give a chance for other people and for the young people to take over and establish a better constitution and establish better law and order. >> after the rally the group marched down market street calling for support of the uprising in yemen. >>> in libya today, rebels are celebrating the retreat of government troops from a key city. (chanting). >> after a fears battle and air assault by coalition forces rebels took back adabia. moammar gadhafi's planes two weeks ago bombed that town. u.s. president obama says the mission is succeeding. >> we are succeeding in our missions. moammar gadhafi's forces are no longer it will moving across libya. >> reporter: president obama will address the u.s. about their involvement in the war. >>> trying to get water to northern japan for drinking and cooling the troubled nuclear reactor. the u.s. navy has shipped barges containing half a million gallons of fresh water and the air force has flown 500 tonnes of water to sendei. at the plant levels of iodine in the sea water now measure 1200 times higher than safety limits. but officials say it will be so dill outed it is not a threat to marine life. >>> the rain didn't deter some little fundraisers. the difference they say this run today will make in their education. >>> plus our storm watch continues. why repair efforts are on hold tonight along this stretch of coastal highway. [ music ] . >>> now you can wake up to complete bay area news coverage seven days a week. ktvu, channel 2 news is now on saturday and sunday with mike mibach and tony wong. . >>> a computer glitch grounded 60 alaska and horizon air flights today. san jose airport tells us three alaskan air flights to seattle were cancelled this morning. sfo and oakland airport reported no problems. alaska says power to its mainframe computer was knocked out overnight, grounding 15% of its fleet. no word on when the system will be fully restored. >>> the oakland school's chief today apologized to hundreds of teachers who were handed pink slips. this while students pounded the pavement today to raise much needed money for their classes. ktvu's mike mibach was there. >> some students ran. others decided to walk lap after lap around their school they went for five hours. >> it helps raise money for our teachers and everything. >> reporter: 250 elementary school students and their parents walked for a purpose hoping to raise $2500 they are not getting from the state. >> 100% of the money goes towards the pta. they fund the physical education program, the music problems, our library, the teacherer's aids. or or. >> reporter: even and in the rain these little

jose i think. saying he's not sure now whether he ever really met jose. >> a ringer. >> they don't know. i'm sure he did meet joseg we know. >> clever. >> from jose who has had previous fights. he's not a fighter. maybe oz is. i don't know. might be a good strateg strategy. but didn't work out. they were uncovered. >> they were indeed exposed. >> i make you fight any fate for me. i would put new there. >> i think i have got a shot against jose or ozzie. conseco named later. >> that is so ridiculous. all right that's this edition of abc 7 news here on coffee tv 20 for all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time great deal hope to see you again in an hour on the big 7. time great deal hope to see you again in an hour on the big 7. have a good night 

we were waiting for san jose officially, not far away from downtown san jose, a lot more rain than this, but 101% for san jose. san francisco 125% downtown, they are over their yearly average of 22 inches approximately. santa rosa are up to 37. april can get rain, april showers, may showers. but close to what we had the last couple weeks will surprise me. that's a strong pattern. 30s this morning, upper 30s, mid-30s. now we're looking at a lot of 30s. 44 fairfield. san jose at 50. some puffy clouds around. oakland, 48, 54, 62 for a high today. temperatures starting to rebound a bit. any of the rain stays to the north. a lot of clouds here. a big plume of moisture to the north of us. the high is going to kick the rain to the north and it will be a warmer week. starts just a little bit today, but i think you'll notice it more tomorrow. the sun is out, that's a bonus. temperatures warming up to near 80 by wednesday and thursday. mostly sunny, slightly warmer. 50s, 60s. mid-60s inland. about the same peninsula, south bay as well as the east bay, but along the coast, still 50s and 60s. tonight, clear, breeze in th

josé díaz balart: y un candidato se >>>josé díaz balart: méxico vive un ambiente electoral que continuará hasta el año entrante, enrique acevedo habló con una de las figuras que cuenta el pri para volver al lugar en el que fue destronado. >>> el presidente del senado de méxico beltrone es un hombre acostumbrado a los reflectores, y habla de sus aspiraciones, del narco, y del compañero de su partido. >>> con toda franqueza es el mejor momento y ve cerca la posibilidad de una candidatura. >>> con toda sinceridad, formo parte de una corriente política que está exigiendo se discuta antes de escoger candidatos para qué queremos la presidencia, qué queremos hacer con el poder, mientras no discutamos esto creo que sería necio e inútil estar buscando candidato. >>> en una conversación que formó parte del gabinete, me decía sería mal candidato pero buen presidente. >>> gracias por el final, pero si hay propuestas sobre la mesa, si hay seriedad en la participación he sido candidato a diferentes puestos, me gusta más el que tengan la certeza que yo pudiese ser un buen presidente. >>> al cuestionar sobre si seguirá la estrategia del gobierno de calderón contestó. >>> el presidente calderón tomó una decisión correcta, combatir hasta sus últimas consecuencias a la delincuencia en cualquier lugar donde se encuentre en méxico, el próximo presidente deberá discontinuar, porque tenemos 35 mil muertos, creemos que esa violencia se puede evitar y ser igual de eficaz en el combate si se hacen más tiros de precisión, y vemos contradictorio que en los estados unidos estén haciendo negocios vendiendonos armas a nosotros como también vendiendoles a los enemigos del gobierno que nosotros combatimos. >>> hay varios conceptos que gustaría platicar, redes sociales. >>> indispensables. >>> sonora. >>> el estado de mi amor. >>> los pinos? >>> una idea en el futuro. >>> el pan? >>> un partido político respetable. >>> enrique peña nieto? >>> un gran candidato, un gran gobernados. >>> los mexicanos indocumentados. >>> los hombres que deben tener esperanza que hagamos mejor las cosas. >>> méxico? >>> mi pasión. >>> 2012. >>> un año más en mi vida. siempre estaré luchando por las reformas. >>>josé suerte con la justicia, será verdad? y el discovery regresa y >>>josé díaz balart: los feos estarían un paso más cerca de la cárcel que los bellos, no lo digo yo, lo dice una universidad importante que asegura que más fácil se condena a un feo que a un bello, por qué? isolda nos cuenta. >>>periodista: qué pesa más la evidencia o la apariencia física? >>> creo que la presencia no tiene nada que ver con el crimen que se haya cometido. >>> sin embargo, un estudio de la universidad de nueva york revela que los feos van más a la cárcel. nina recientemente sirvió de jurado. >>> influenció en su decisión? >>> en mi no, pero vi personas que le afectaron, tuve una jefa que dijo que si era un negro decía que era culpable. >>> el estudio publicado en una revista, indica que las personas menos agraciadas físicamente recibieron más sentencias de culpabilidad que las personas bellas. >>> el ser humano discrimina de por sí. >>> gilberto garcía es abogado criminalista. >>> el abogado a pesar de decir

jose. wait until you hear what the mayor of san jose wants to put on ebay. find out why some people think it is an idea that is bound to go up in smoke. >>> and it is about that time of year. why some californians may find themselves paying backtaxes on their pot.

jose. >> san jose has about 100 medical marijuana shops. >>> 5:36. the sun paying us a little visit, not for long, though. let's go back to julie in the weather center and find out what's in the forecast. >> we'll take it. >> short-lived sun so take it while you can. you will need the umbrellas by this time tomorrow. taking a look outside now, mostly clear skies with the exception of some fog in the north bay and a little patchy coastal fog. highs in the mid-30s to low 40s areawide just slightly warmer than where we were this time yesterday. the same true for highs later today in the upper 50s to low 60s and a little warmer than this time yesterday. plenty of sunshine for another 12 hours or so and then we are going to see some big changes. satellite perspective shows what's left of our clear skies just offshore. we have a brewing storm system that will bring with it heavy rain and high winds overnight tonight. most of us will sleep through it, although if you are up right now, you might be up for it tomorrow morning, as well. here's what to expect in terms of rainfall totals over a very short amount of time anywhere from a half inch to two inches. we'll time it out coming up in a just a bit. in the meantime, check of the roads with elizabeth. >> thank you, julie. back out to petaluma now. they actually just gave us a location change for the scene of this big rig that ran off the roadway and into a ditch. it's now southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard south. actually on the off-ramp there, that is where it's been cleared to, so the main lines of southbound 101 totally open now all the way down towards the golden gate bridge where you can see traffic is still very light at 5:38 a.m. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a dozen chihauhaus abandoned in san francisco are going to find a new home but they have a long way to go. >> a little over an hour from now those dogs will be flying to the big apple. sharon chin is at sfo with more on their trip to new york. >> reporter: good morning. you know, the dogs just arrived. we'll show the live pictures here curbside at the international terminal. see that van there the chihauhaus? all dozen of them are just arriving here. they are going to be departing on two flights, one at 7:30, one at about 9:25. this is all part of operation chihauhau, a joint effort between the san francisco animal care and control and virgin america. the shelter is getting far more chihauhaus than they can handle and on the other hand, chihauhaus are in high demand on the east coast. so virgin america is take the dogs to new york at no extra cost to the shelter to be adopted out of the manhattan spca. so the dogs have arrived in special carriers. we are going to talk to jill fletcher. how will they go through security? >> they will walk through on leashes. we'll have carrier bags to put them into after they got through security and they will just be comfortably sitting on people's laps during the flight in their carrier bags. >> now, they have two planes just for them or they are just in a special section in these two different planes? >> yeah. we are going to split them up amongst two different flights. they will be kind of in their own section. we have virgin america volunteers and volunteers from the sfacc who will be having them on their laps. the plane's not devoted just to them. but they will be with other guests. >> very good. thank you very much, jill fletcher. so they are going to take off on two flights this morning. they are expected to be adopted out of the manhattan spca and you can follow them with live updates on facebook and twitter as they are taking off on their flight this morning on the way to new york. back to you. >> like the chihauhaus twittering. that will be good. we'll see how the flight goes. thank you, sharon chin at sfo. going to new moments. >> one of those chihauhaus looked big. >> looks like a little more than chihauhau. >> a little chow hound there. >>> it is 5:40. beyonce, usher, 50 cent? >> celebrities have taken big money from the libyan dictator. the bold action by one pop star to make things right. >>> i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. uhm....... it's not available. >> he has lost his hit television show for now but charlie sheen is back on tv and he is upping the ante in his fight with cbs. the good news though for the crew of "two and a half men." ,, ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] when mike rowe heads home, his family knows what to expect. hun, mike's coming -- let's get crackin'. 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[ male announcer ] hey, if viva can handle mike rowe's mess, just think what it can do in your home. grab a roll for yourself and grasp the unquilted difference. >>> welcome back to the cbs 5 "early edition." starting off with your forecast, it's just around 5:43 this morning. out the door mostly clear with the exception of a little bit of valley fog in the north bay and patchy fog at the coast. temperatures warmer than this time yesterday, upper 30s to low 40s. the same true later on this afternoon. temperatures just a little warmer than yesterday, upper 50s to low 60s. plenty of sunshine with developing clouds. that's ahead of an approaching weather system that will pack a punch later on tonight. you can see it here from the satellite. this storm system will move in overnight tonight bringing with it heavy rain and high winds. wind advisories go into effect later on tonight. we could see winds upwards of, say, gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour. the reason because of the pressure gradient between low pressure offshore and high pressure inland along with those high winds heavy rainfall, we can time it out for you, notice you stay dry through the evening commute tonight. moving into the overnight hours that rain slowly makes its way inland. again, heaviest rain around midnight tonight and we'll see those highest rainfall totals in the north bay and the higher elevations like the santa cruz mountains could see a couple of inches in these two spots and half inch in places like san joseever, before we get there, we still have one more dry day. so take advantage of it if you have any outdoor activities planned. 62 cupertino and campbell, 61 fremont. heading to the east bay we'll find temperatures in that same temperature range, in the 60s as well as the north bay. your five-day forecast shows that, well, we are dry today, rain off and on through thursday, and another little break friday and then showers return heading into the weekend. now for a check of your roadways, here's elizabeth wenger. >> all right. thank you, julie. it's been quiet so far in the traffic department. we are relatively problem-free. southbound 101 your right through marin near mill valley looking good. headlights traveling southbound. the petaluma boulevard south off-ramp we still have this big rig that went off into a ditch off to the right shoulder but again, southbound 101 the main lines of the freeway everything is still moving fine. all right. they wrapped up some roadwork early through san

jose. just a little bit of showery activity. current temperatures not so bad. 57 in san jose. 58 in san jose. 54 in napa and currently 53 in santa rosa. for tonight the storm system continues to move in. it's going to be mainly an overnight event. as we head throughout wednesday, we'll steve still see isolated storms and windy periods at time. the stronger storm will be arriving as we head into thursday. and that's when our flood concerns will be the highest. here is the storm center right offshore. it's going to continue slightly off to the north and east. that will keep that rainfall in the forecast here in the next 24 hours. then that next stronger storm system still over a thousand miles out. and that's going to have more wind, and also heavy periods of rainfall here as we head into thursday. so let's get a look at the timeline. 6:00 p.m. tonight, we already saw the rain on the radar. and then as we head throughout 11:00 p.m., it stays with us. right into the early morning hours, where we could even have some isolated thunderstorms popping. then as we head into thursday morning, we're going to advance this even more. we'll f

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josé marroquien . >> me hablo el jueves, me dijo que me mandaria flores . >> josé se qujiso dedicara es esto , uno de los ultimos trabajos fue poner pasto en estadio . >> josén su auto, un desconido acabo con su vida . >> el entranador se iba a junatr con el y lo vio con balazo en la cabeza . >> seguimos dos pista y resolveremos este caso . >> piden ayuda para sepultarlo, pedimos justicia . >> una personas que daba amor sin esperar nada a cambio . >> lamentable la perdida de este deportista . >> gracias edgardo . >> la tapa de coladora saliko volando en san francisco , a las 9 de la mañana , un cable fallo lo que genero presión y tiro tapa, le empresa reempleza la tapas de las coladeras . >> fbu busca quien dejo bomba , victima tiene 80 años y en el periodico iba artefacto, se evacuo vecenidario . >> joven de san mateo implicado en asesinato de profesor de quimica, alexander es responsable de terrorismo, el jurado no llego a decisión unanima .>> amante de jerry brows , la mujer dijo que sufrió problemas por consumo de asteorides y anabolicos, el jugaba en gigantes de san francisco , bons es acusado de mentor acerca de sustencias probihidas . >> ciudad de sa

jose. >> san jose has about 100 medical marijuana shops. >>> 6:35. a dozen chihauhaus will be flying to the big apple today. >> yeah. in short order. they will be adopted out in new york city. sharon chin report from sfo where the dogs are taking off in an hour. >> i'm surprised your not taking one home. >> reporter: the dogs have now gone through security and they are now getting ready to board the planes bound for the new homes in new york. the 12 chihauhaus arrived at sfo this morning each with a staff member with the san francisco animal care and control or a volunteer with the virgin america flight. they are about to board flights as part of operation chihauhau. they are special airlifts taking the dogs from the san francisco shelter where there is a chihauhau surplus to new york where they are in high demand. the shelter is not sure why they have taken in so many chihauhaus. they say maybe it's because of backyard overbreeding or abandonment in the bad economy. virgin america flew the first operation chihauhau flight also at no cost to the shelter a year ago and the 15 dogs on board have a smooth flight. >> last january, it was our first flight and they were really calm on the plane, the white noise seemed to mellow them. most of them slept most of the way. so... >> reporter: the 12 dogs will have their own section in the main cabin on two separate virgin america flights one leaving at 7:00 this morning, the other leaving at around 9:30 this morning. using wi-fi, airline volunteers will bring live updates on the flight via facebook and twitter at facebook.com/virginamerica and twitter.com/virginamerica. the 12 dogs expected to be adopted quickly at the manhattan aspca. and we checked and it appears that the two flights should be departing on time. >> they are wired in and look happy, as well. sharon chin live at sfo, thank you. >>> 6:37. nice and mild today. but changes ahead. let's go to julie watts, who can tell us when rain is aheaded our way. dust off the umbrella, keep it handy, right? >> absolutely. you are going to need it this time tomorrow. but in the mean time, you don't believe me. look at this beautiful shot from atop our studios here in san francisco. blue skies, high clouds out there. as we look towards the bay bridge, this will soon be a thing of the past. take a look at your current temperatures outside again nice and mild, temperatures in the 30s and 40s later on today. we are going to warm things up into the low 40s for the most part so again nice and mild but again a big storm heading our way overnight tonight. we'll time it out in a bit. in the meantime, your commute with elizabeth. >> i'm checking in to see where chopper 5 is now. they think -- they are live over san mateo. here's a live look at 101 traffic approaching the 92 interchange. definitely starting to get crowded in the northbound lanes. you can see the taillights making their way up towards san francisco. so far relatively problem-free this morning. ride along the peninsula looks great. we'll have the bay bridge toll plaza and mass transit coming up. we have ace train delays and an accident in hercules we are following. meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:39. google is going off road in its quest to map all the trails and byways and back roads of the united states and if you want they will get up close and personal in your own backyard. the program went online just about 12 hours ago. >> kcbs radio's matt bigler is in san jose tell us exactly how this will work. what, are they going to drive one of those special cars into your backyard, matt? >> reporter: ha. that would be interesting. no. the car wouldn't fit so they are using high-tech tricycles. that's the newest innovation from google. they are putting a camera on a 7-foot pole and they are going to drive around on all those areas that are not accessible by cars so they can take pictures of hiking trails, of gardens, even amusement parks. just a little bit of background. google's street view has been available for a couple of years now and the company now says you can see streets in all major metropolitan areas in the u.s. including 27 other countries. now they are going off road. we have some -- an interval with a google engineer, daniel ratner. they say they have been taking pictures of off road areas using these high-tech tricycles. >> it's geared like a mountain bike, steers real well. most people i think get more excited and more encouraged to actu

ciudades donde peleo jose marroquin. esto fuer lo ultimo que hizo antes de morir. jose nos iguio estudiando en la ciudad, decidió dedicarse al boxeo. el trabajo con los tractores. josea llamada desde este lugar, cuando estaba sentado aquí y un desconocido asesino al joven. cuando sali ya lo vi con el balazo en la cabeza. la policía no a echo arresto, pero creen que tienen pistas. la familia de jose quiere darle sepultura. ahora pedimos justicia. una persona que daba amor sin esperar nada a cambio. edgardo quijano. un joven del estado de san mateo fue encontrado culpable de asesinar a su maestra de quimica. es responsable de terrorismo y asesinato. continuan deliberando. en seguida en noticias univision, la gripe porcina cobra vidas. trajo lluvias torrenciales y deÓ daÑos en varias trajo lluvias torrenciales y deÓ daÑos en varias comunidades del a cc tomrenta1: que trajo lluvias torrenciales también causo estragos en la sierra. pamela días desde el dorado. las capas de nieve en los techos se derretian lentamente. a nevado mas que otros años, muchas tiendas se crakearon. se removio nieve todo el día, el banco se cerro por posible desplome. afortunadamente nadie result

jose, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> critics claim 10% is not nearly enough for fire or police in san jose and won't fix the budget problems either. according to the controllers office, more than 70% of firefighters in san jose are more than $100,000 a year. and according to federal documents, san jose firefighters are in the top five in the nation in terms of pay. >>> there is a wealth of information here in california on government salaries on the controllers's website. firefighters and police are usually the top paid employees in city government, one hospital in the east bay tops the state list. nancy farber is the chief executive at washington hospital in fremont, and she received almost $900,000 in pay in 2009. four other executives at that same hospital made it in the top 15 highest paid workers as well. the hospital insists the number are misleading, saying that the hospital is a public entity, but is not funded by any tax sources. >>> held against her will in a foreign country. next at 11:00, human trafficking right near the bay area. we'll show you thery stoa of ho one neighbor came to the rescue of a nanny who was a prisoner in her own home. >>> and we're watching some rain moving around the south

josé garcía/policia de san josé 13:31:00 los mismos rivales, entre ellos mismos, los dos grupos o la multitud de grupos que son rivales todos usan el mismo logo del equipo de esta ciudad por el motivo de que se consideran de esta ciudad, entonces por decir si salen de la ciudad de san joséuna manera de identificarse como miembros de esta comunidad.. el pblico est dividido sobre el asunto. s.o.t. veronica parra/admiradora de los 'sharks' 7:36:00 no tienen por que estar haciendo eso porque si un niño tiene esa imagen de los sharks, o de cualquier otro equipo y ellos ven que las están usando las pandillas, pues qué mensaje les están dando, qué va a pasar con eso.. s.o.t. donald rodas/fanatico de los sharks 10:11:00 de ninguna manera, incluso me da más emoción porque veo que hay más aficionados al deporte que le van a los sharks el distrito escolar unificado de san jos prohibe utilizar atuendos con el logo de los sharks o cualquier equipo deportivo.. pero la policia no a registrado ningn incidente de violencia con el uso de los logos.. s.o.t. 14:34:00 las personas que son fanaticas y que quieran utilizar este tipo de vestuario no hemos visto ningún problema o conexión con que sean víctimas.. 15:00:00 traigan ese vestuario o no es mas que nada el tipo de vida que llevan a ca

jose. clear skies. patchy fog verses low clouds. a lot of 40s between. san jose starting off with morning clouds and we will go 50, 60 by noon. and 65 for a high today. lots of sunshine. today we are easing into this warmup. tomorrow it will be better. after this one system right there goes by then the high will kick in. that will lift everything farther to the north. today we get a little bit of warmer weather. the sunshine and pattern is pointing toward a mild pattern and warm as we head toward wednesday and thursday. can't hold on to it though. but right now patchy clouds and anywhere from 36-50 on the techs-- on the temps. there will be a lot of mid 60s between. but then a few locations inland will be in the you werer 60 -- will be in the upper 60s. tomorrow even warmer as we get into low 70s. still nice on friday and slightly cooler as we go into the weekend as a lot of clouds come in. >>> time now 5:40. baseball in the bay area is back. san francisco giants and the oakland a's play tonight at at & t park. first of a three-game preseason series. it's the first time the giants will be back on their home field since the world series. first pitch 7:15 tonight. the giants will also be collecting donations for the northern japan earthquake relief fund. >>> a three story apartment building is reduced to rubble. what people living inside say they heard and felt right before that big fire. >>> also the interesting question your child's doctor may ask you at your next appointment. >>> good morning, right now traffic on highway 24 is off to a nice start getting up to oakland. another look at traffic and weather straight ahead. >>> welcome back. here a look at the top stories we are watching for you. rebels have been able to retake two key oil cities. now they are closing in on moammar gadhafi's hometown. japanese authorities now warning radiation is seeping from that damaged nuclear power plant into sea water. a lot faster than they first thought. new readings are showing radio active contamination in the ocean has spread a mile north further. >>> testimony resumes in the perjury trial for barry bonds. kimberly bell is among those scheduled to take the witness stand. >>> the eldorado sheriff county saturday when he disappeared. walker's body was found in a tree well. investigators say it may have crashed into that tree but we have not heard whether or not he was wearing a helmet. >>> burnt debris is all that is left after a three story apartment building blew up over the weekend in canada. it happened yesterday in woodstockon -- woodstock, ontario. >>> there are reports that government forces in syria have opened fire on demonstrators killing more than 100 people over the past few days. protestors in syria are demanding reform. one family has been ruling the country for more than 40 years. the government is not allowing officials into the country. >>> former president jimmy carter is traveling to cuba today. carter and his wife are invited to havana by the cuban government. the former president will meet with high level cuban initials including president castro and ways to improve relations between the u.s. and cuba. that trip is said to be a private nongovernment usual mission. >>> the area of new york city is challenging the u.s. census bureau. mayor michael bloomburg say more people live in new york city than the census reported. the under count could cost the city millions of dollars in federal aid. according to the census, new york city grew by 167,000 people. mayor bloomburg says that miscount according to him was in immigrant communities mainly in brooklyn and queens. >>> let's go back over to sal. sal, any problems this morning? >> yeah my allergies, pam. >> oh yeah i feel your pain. >> let's take a look at the commute. no problems in the commute so far. westbound 92 looks good. and this is the first dry commute we have had for awhile. things will be better early unless there are major crashes and we check for that. nothing too bad just yet. a couple of fender benders out there. traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the freeway. a little bit farther down hayward and union city that looks good. highway 101 in good shape between redwood city and burling gain. >>> and we do have patchy low clouds around. big difference in the morning lows. 30 to 50 degrees. today is the betweener day. it wasn't too bad on the week. everything was mainly last week. this week looks much quieter and warmer. sunny and mild today. really, thursday sunshines and highs. grab the jacket it will be okay but not too bad. at least it won't be raining. mostly clear. breezy and 50 to start-upper 40s as we get toward sixth or seventh inning. satellite and radar shows it's much quieter. everything is heading north way north. 37 santa rosa. they both say patchy fog and a little bit of a north breeze. that puts the windshield down around 32 and 33. yet san jose at 50. 43 out in fairfield. san jose starting off near 50 degrees. patchy clouds around. and sunshine and a high today of 65 degrees really it's tomorrow when temperatures start to go up even more so because that's when the high will build in. today it has to wait for one more system to go by. as it does it will been a warmer week. 36 to 50 on the mornings low. mostly sunny skies. it's tough to clear everything out it's a gradual trend but we will get there. 58 to 68 and it does look sunny later on today. mid 60s inland. warmer weather starts to show itself. and it does look like clouds come in and cooler weather by the weekend. >>> southwest airlines is taking steps to improve its service. the kiss count carrier has -- the discount carrier has started new business. >>> it looks like the most recent attempt to raise air fares has failed. it was the 8th time the airlines announced a price increase but this time the other major airlines did not follow the lead. the united and continenta

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josé fue arrestado. >>> un hombre de ssan josé pasaá el resto de sus días tras las rejas, mató al hijo de su novia. el 18 de febrero de 2007 fue esto, delante de la madre del menor vio todo esto. jiménez fues sentenciada a uno año de cárcel. corona fues sentenciado a caden perpetua. >>> el joven de 18 años tiene una larga lista de cargos. se presentó a la escuela con diez bombas caseras. el muchacho nunca pensó dos veces en cometer el crimen, dijo que se debía hacer. el si usted vive en estados unidos y quiere saber si está autorizado para trabajar en el país lo puede averiguar en la internet. permite saber la información con las bases de dato del seguro social. es útil para los que se van a presentar a un trabajo. >>> uno quiere asegurar que la información que el gobierno federal sobre usted sea correcta. no tiene que pasar por las demoras. según las autoridades federales el objetivo del programa es reducir el cuatro por ciento de resultados incorrectos que arrojaron el año anterior. el departamento de salud va a dar vacunas gratis. 25 mil estudiantes deberán comprobar que están vvacunados sobre la tosferina. para varios varios alumnos no fueron a clase en medio de protesta, vamos a ver. gracias, la manifestación de san leandro, los alumnos exigen una respuesta para saber por qué razón no fue contratada la subdirectora de ese plantel escolar. estos son los detalles. >>> decena des alumnos se congregaron para pedir el regreso de patricia cross po. >>> como tiene una posición aquí muy alta en la oficina. creemos que es discriminación y que por eso la corrieron. >>> el 35 por ciento de los estudiantes son de origen latino. el papel de la maestra era muy importante según los estudiantes. aunque hasta ahora parece que no han tenido repuestos. >>> queremos que nos den una respuesta, y nos digan la razón porque la despidieron. de acuerdo a ellos no nos quieren decir por qué. quisimos buscar respuestas, pero nunca pudimos. le comento que en este caso dicen que son razónes personales. >>> tratamos de recibir la respuesta por parte del distrito escolar de san leleandro, pero recibimos respuestas. de regreso contigo. vamos a hacer una pausa y en seguida si es padre de familia ponga atención. acaban de cambiar las reglas para llevar niños en sillass especiales. si usted es padre de familia y tiene hijos pequeños ponga atención. vamos a ver. cuando transporta a su pequeño de dos años a veces afrenta retos. si no es seguro el asiento. >>> no todos tienen el asiento adecua adecuado. >>> los asiento que hacen que los niños mire hacia atrás tendrá que ser usado hasta los dos años. algunos niños deberán estar en los asientos elevados hasta que cumplan los doce años de edad. todo depende de la estatura del niño. almas grande que le queda el cinturón lo puede usar. >>> permitir que sus hijos se sienten adelante es un error. >>> los padres a veces no se dan cuenta del peligro. >>> en ocasión cuando voy cerca lo llevo sentado cerca. >>> no piden ayuda al personal de la tienda a que los alguien. hay que estar seguro que el asiento está bien colocado en el carro. el presidente obama está en chile, donde realiza una visita de 20 horas. el presidente recibió una ca cal rosa acogida. felicitó el suspiespiritu del p chileno. mañana obama se va al el salvador. >>> en san bruno, un análisis al papeleo dado a conocer por la junta nacional, los inspectores ya habían encontrado un problema en el gasoducto que explotó en septiembre pasado. de acuerdo a una encuesta el 40 por ciento de las mujeres recibe algún tipo de abuso físico de parte de su pareja durante su vida. el evento cuenta con la participación de profesionales. de acuerdo a los expertos el abuso puede ser físico o verbal. >>> hemos considerado a marzo el mes de la mujer. uno de los temas es el caso de violencia doméstica que a veces no lo denunciamos. >>> la cita es el próximo jueves a las cinco de la tarde en la oficina del consulado de méxico en san joséecial. vaya tomando nota de esto. la fecha límite es el 29 de abril. hacemos una pausa y en noticias univisión, un misil va contra el palacio presidencial del líder lib libio. >>> vamos a hablar del tiempo. inicio de semana. >>> empezó la primavera en la región. desde las tres de la tarde se lanzó advertencia a la zona cercana al norte del valle central. >>> van a seguir llegando las lluviass. el tren de tormentas seguirá trayendo humedad. temperatura en los 45. seguirá lloviendo a lo largo de la noche. por lo menos la lluvia sigue hasta el próximo viernes. el sábado y domingo mejora la situación. san josé temperatura en los 59. a lo largo de esta semana, quedese con el paraguas. le tengo detalles en solo a las once. >>> tenemos algunos consejos para que los dueños de pequeños de negocio les vaya bien en la declaración fiscal. lo primero es que las personas que recibían por papel sus papeles. ya no van a enviar por correo. se hará todo por internet. >>> qué tipo de ingresos deben decla

josé díaz balart: al regresar la primera dama de chile le cuenta el secreto de su popularidad. adiós, adiós, a toda una época del cine en h >>>josé díaz balart: el presidente obama dijo que reconoce la frustración de méxico por el fortalecimiento de los carteles, y estos grupos se multiplican y se volvieron más violentos, raúl torres se nos une con este panorama oscuro. >>>periodista: que tal. y se conoció un reporte en el que dicen que hay nuevas organización, una es los caballeros templaríos que se dieron a conocer en michoacán. este grupo es una derivación del cartel de la familia michoacana, el combate provocó rupturas en algunas organizaciones, y también es el caso de la resistencia, y de este último fue subido a internet un video a internet. >>>josétión que tuvo el presidente sebastián piñera en este primer año de gobierno fue exitosa, los niveles de popularidad bajaron, los que subieron fueron de su esposa. >>> en chile la ven como la conexión entre el pueblo y sebastián piñera. >>> dicen que pueblo se identifica con usted. >>> mi esfuerzo es representarlos lo mejor posible. >>> y cecilia estudio enfermería y es orientadora social. >>> mi trabajo estuvo ligado al contacto, de sentir lo que las personas sienten. >>> desde que llegó al palacio de la moneda no hubo nada más importante que ayudar a los damnificados. >>> es algo con lo que estoy comprometida, porque la reconstrucción de los vínculos. >>> este trabajo comienza, y también invierte sus recursus en una organización, ella fundó una organización. >>> estamos con mujeres de vulnerabilidad. >>> el presidente de chile que llegó cuando realizamos esto asegura que desde que se fibajó en ella supo que sería su esposa. >>> vi una entrevista y dijo cuando la vio por primera vez qu

jose emitio una alerta a los residentes del bomberos san jose emitio una alerta a los residentes del esta mañana emitieron una alerta en el área de santa teresa por amoniaco acuoso, puso en alerta los residentes lasel. >> esto en san josécontra la intimidadcion con necesidades especiales ,. >> de acuerdo a es los estudiantes son acediados más que otros nions esto afecta e influye mal en proceso de aprendisaje . >> crece como la espuma este intimidacion usa las redes solcailes para extenderse atentando con ala autoestima . >> es el centro de atención , telefonica, del df , se recieb ndenuncias de multiples delitos . >> recientemente, por el bulliyn esto auemto, algo que seguen el presidente de la organización dice . >> desde del prinmcipio de este mes, que abrimos el programa recibimos un promedio de 5 llamadas al día, lo que nos motiva es que la gente esta volviendo , y observan a sus hijos . >> la mayoría son los padres de las vicitmas o el scyberbulliny , el problema proecupa a las organización y los apdres están conciente del tema . >> estas hablando que estamos concientes que esto exciste solo en los que dicen , solamente el 23% considera que , ellos conocen de un caso de abuso . >> el llamado cyberbullyng . >> es

jose state??? c'mon..no..really. "..." >>> when you think about local college hoops you think about the cal bears and st. mary's gaels. but san jose state? come on. no. really. >> i get no respect from anyone. i called up suicide prevention and they tried to torque it into it. >> george nesman taking on fourth seed ohio. adrian oliver. six three pointers. spartan hitting a season high 13 threes but they trail by 2 at the half. in the second half it is the freshman keith shamburger one of his six threes scoring 28 points. there were 12 lead changes in this game. tied at 68. justin graham knocking the ball loose. they get it ahead for two and san jose 4. stealing the inbound pass and that clenches the game. san jose state is in the semis for the first time in school history. an upset of idaho 74-68. next up top seed utah state tomorrow. >>> very little peace in the pac-10 tournament against uc. gets the bucket with a nice spin move. game high 21. early lead disappears thanks to a 19-4 trojan run. alex stevenson hits the glass. foul. final seconds. dagger. marcus simons connects for three. cal down 8 at the half. jones 15 points. usc eliminates the bears. so folks the only team still standing in the bay area, san jose state. >>> in the big east uconn and pit tied at 74. >> walker with it. walker. does it again. uconn wins at the buzzer. >> campbell walker's jump gives them the lead. >>> in the third. torez's first home run of the spring. freddy sanchez with his first home run of the spring. cody ross. the giants with power hour today and madison bumgarner striking out six in four shutout innings as the giants beat the reds 7-0. >>>

jose's state seeding. >>> demolition is going to begin later on this morning to make way for a new stadium for the san jose earthquakes professional soccer team. "today in the bay's" bob redell kind of helped get things going ahead of schedule today. he is joining us live in san joseow with a progress report. how is it going, bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. we are on the 14-acre parcel here, an old tank factory, it built military tanks some time ago. now it will welcome a new kind of arsenal, we are talking about profegal professional soccer teams. we are making way for what will be the new soccer stadium for the san jose earthquakes, the first time they have had hair their own stadium. can you tell me what's going on here? >> where we are standing will be the playing surface for the proposed new stadium. right over here we'll have one goal. down on the far side of the building is another goal. lots of grass in here. grandstands, more fans back here, there's a lot going on in this area of the building. >> reporter: if you look at the artist's rendering, it is a horseshoe shape. that's the initial proposal to cost $60 million and will seat 15,000 people. like i said, the earthquakes would have their own home instead of playing at spartan stadium or bu

jose. but bush'66 for san jose. check out wednesday san francisco 71, oakland 74, now at 83, san jose 77, san rosa sai82. by the weekd we cool and often bring in a slight chance of rain, certainly nothing compared to last week. >> mark: all this nice weather but we are still dealing with clean up from the storms. they are trying to stabilize this hill here. you can see how it is exposing the road underneath after water mains and gas line expose right now. due to soil erosion it was so saturated the road some 6 ft.. mark o'connor says they saved their road from crumbling altogether prevented at gas line ruptured and water mine break. >> it opened up the shoulder that began to sag away from the roadway. at one. the roadway actually stayed in place but the soil beneath it completely said await expulsion to inch gas line. the pilings that we put in over the last 24 hours to make sure the road we stabilized did not interrupt utilities. >> mark: they are asking residents to be patient with them. constructions from the new wall will not be done for six weeks in part of the road will remain closed >> darya:. 6:21

jose, lucky, lucky, san jose. your five-day forecast here of course we want to know what's going on for the weekend. there you have it we'll be wet by saturday evening through sunday. our temperatures don't really fall so much. by sunday, it will be cool. overnight lows not too bad. monday lingering showers. the core of the storm will be pushing east. that will bring us our cooler day. partly cloudy skies. 60degrees on tuesday. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> it's 7:39. ♪ >> kathy warren and brian solari got married on the beach and because of bad weather on the beach they returned a couple of days later to take pictures. they've gotten offers to sell their video but they are not interested in making money off of it. >>> organizers say more than 41,000 people have already signed for the beta breakers, a record for this time of year. there are only enough spaces for 50,000 participants. the popularity is being attributed to the 100th anniversary and the newly- approved van on alcohol and floats and also the possibility, some saying this could be the last one. this beta breakers is scheduled for the 15th. >>> why the giant retailer target is paying the state $15 million. >>> and 84-year-old grandmother describes how she scared an intruder out of her house. >>> and why the ex-- -- why the ex-miss stress of scott peterson is facing a lawsuit. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> guess spite good news out this morning -- despite good news about jobs, the numbers are still down. there was a big jump yesterday, where there was the hope, the expectation of these numbers. also, crude oil is trading above $103 a barrel. that's bringing the markets down. dow is down 15, the nasdaq down 10. s&p, down 6. >>> target,s nation's second large -- target, the nation's second largest retailer agreed to pay for illegal dumping. the state of california, the cities of los angeles and san diego sued target claiming 240 of their stores violated california law when it disposed of many pesticides, pool chemicals, paints and other hazardous -- other hazardous waste. local companies are alameda, contra costa, solano. >>> pg&e is promising to take two very concrete steps to improve safety as well as public awareness about the public pipelines. all customers living within 2,000 feet of pipelines will now get a safety letter from pg&e. and in populated areas, the company will start to install safety valves inside those pipes that can be shut off remotely. >>> pg&e is the new pg&e and i think it can become the golden standard for this country that all other operators should follow. >> those changes come after pg&e got really slammed at the ntsb hearing in washington this week investigating the san bruno pipeline disaster. pg&e was criticized for failing to let the public and city officials know about the pipelines in na community -- in that community. >>> ktvu news has obtained controversial video of another drug bust in san francisco. this latest tape was taken new year's eve. it shows plain-clothes officers serving a warrant at the hotel iran on va len see entertainment they kicked in the door and arrested a suspect. two officers in this video have already been put on leave and are investigated for excessive force investigation. >> two officers have been given certain assignments while this investigation continues. >> legal experts say more san francisco drug cases could be affected. >>> 7:45. in richmond, a gun-packing grandmother chased off a would- be robber, had him running for the door after she pulled out her .38 caliber resolver -- revolver. >> i was scared but not too scared to do what i did. >> granny is 84, lives alone, said she was not about to become a victim. she grabbed the -- grabbed the gun from her night stand. she came face to face with intruder and fired the shot. the bullet shut the -- hit the wall but she said she would have been fine if she hit that intruder. >> it would have been okay. i wouldn't feel sorry. no. >> the suspect did escape and ran out the back door. police say he kicked in that door earlier. there's a new security door that's been installed. as for the gun, it's right where it needs to be. ready if she needs it again. >>> 7:46. doctors say zsa zsa gabor needs to have her remaining regular amputated. the 94-year-old actress has decided not to have the surgevy, though, and is expected to leave the hospital today. most of gabor's right leg was amputated in january because of gangrene. her husband said she's taking medication and that she was a 50/50 chance of surviving another year without surgery. >>> the former mistris of convicted killer company company is -- killer scott peterson is facing legal trouble. she's being sued by a lawyer accusing of her -- accusing her of breach of contract seeking didn't 200,000. >>> :47. well, there are now -- 7:47. there are now 13 contestants left compete be to be the next "american idol." >> and two people are among the finalists from northern california, they are james durbin and thia magia. they will perform next wednesday right here at 8:00 -- right here on channel 2 at 8:00 p.m. >>> if you are not feeling rested this morning, you -- you are not alone. it's reported that one in six americans get -- one in three americans get less than seven hours of sleep at night. doctors say they may suffer memory problems and delayed response time when driving. they recommend getting at least seven to eight hours of sleep a night, which is really hard to do. >> that's a lot of people. >> yeah. >>> 7:48. a real scandal at big -- at brigham young university. why a star basketball player will sit out the rest of the season. >>> and one of the world's rarest animals caught on camera. >>> welcome back. a retired fbi agent who vanished four years ago in iran is now believed to be alive. just last night, state department said they have evidence that robert levinson is some place in southwest asia. it's believed the iranian got captured the 62-year-old man in 200. his family said he was in the country investigating a cigarette smuggling operation. efforts to get that former fbi agent out of iran may be underway right now. >>> nine minutes before 8:00. starting next month people in france will not be allowed to wear burkas or any other head wear that covers their face in public. lawmakers approved this for security reasons. anyone who does not comply will face a fine of 150 euros. that's about $190. burkas are traditionally worn by women of certain traditions. >>> the bigham young basketball team will have to finish the season without one of its players. byu has sus spended center brandon davies because he violated the university's rule banning premarital sex. the mormon church operates the university and they have strict rules about this. he's apologized. the university is considering kicking him of school as well. >>> and florida firefighters are battling a pair of brush fires this morning. this is new video out of miami, where the fires were reported early this morning. 400 acres have burned. high winds and low humidity have been keeping the fires alive. as of right now, the fires are not -- are not threatening any homes. the cause is still under investigation. >>> time now, 7:53. a warning in woodside. a mountain lion has been spotted there. it was spotted near preston home yesterday evening. residents in the area, you are advised to avoid being outdoors at dawn, dusk and night. that's when mountain lions are most active. >>> some of the rarest animals in the world have been caught on camera. we're talking about foyer rhinos captured in -- forerhinos captured -- for rhinos captured in indonesia. we wanted to show you video. we don't have it. it's been posted on youtube. these rhinos are believed to be among the most endangered suppose shies in the world. report i -- species in the world. reportedly-- there it, we found you -- reportedly only 40 exist on earth. >> wow. >>> we want to check back in with sal who has been telling us about an overturned brinks truck. >> it's at the san mateo toll plaza. >> pardon me. >> san mateo bridge, westbound 92. let's go right to newschopper2. this happened within the last 45 minutes. we were there first to show it to you. i'm gonna show you the brinks truck has been -- the people have been taken out of the truck and someone was slightly injured. but another armored car from brinks has shown up and they are gonna do the money transfer under heavy guard. westbound 92 just past the san mateo bridge toll plaza and it does look like another truck -- in fact, i did see another truck, another brinks truck on the scene a while ago. maybe they've taken the money. they've made the situation a little safer. a tow truck is there. westbound 92 is backed up. there's the other bridge truck. westbound 92 is backed up for at least two miles approaching the san mateo bridge. so i would advice you -- advise you to use the dumbarton bridge instead. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that's a good alternate for you. it's a small delay. in san joseosh -- in san jose, there was a truck on the side carrying a wide load. it couldn't get by. everyone slowed to take a look at this. that's why traffic is backed up almost to highway 85. let's go to rosemary. we are dry. that shouldn't cause -- that shouldn't cause you any trouble. maybe check and -- you may need a light jacket. slipping into the 30s for some of us in our valley locations -- locations. you can see plenty of sunshine, but we will have increasing clouds for the afternoon. mostly cloudy for tonight. we'll be mild for today as well as this evening. the rain is going to arrive by tomorrow night. in fact, i want to run you through this. notice friday, no problems. just a few clouds moving through. but by saturday evening, the north bay sees it first through the overnight hours while we're sleeping and wagging up sunday morning with rain. it's-- sleeping and waking up sunday morning with rain. it will stay with us through monday, finally tapering off in the afternoon. if this

jose are reaching a tentative deal to slash pay and benefits. and anne makovec is in san jose with what happens next. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the deal still has to be ratified by san jose647 firefighters, including those here at station nine behind me in the cambrian area of san jose and also by the city council which is meeting on tuesday, expected to approve this deal, because boat sides really do seem pleased with it. the san jose mayor and the president of the union made the big announcement last evening on the tentative deal and it amounts to a 10% cut in pay and benefits for the next two years for firefighters. but no further layoffs. now, the deal did come as a bit of a surprise to some people. because the city and the firefighters have been at odds for years, when it comes to contract negotiations, and in fact, you might remember, 489 firefighters were laid off last year because of it. -- 49 firefighters were laid off last year because of it. >> they stepped up and i want to acknowledge the sacrifices that they are prepared to make, to save the jobs of their co- workers and to preserve services for the city of san jose. >> mayor chuck reed, you just heard from

jose >>> the sharks and coyotes were separated by two points for the crown. san jose traveled to phoenix for the first of three meetings in the final two weeks of the season. patrick is showing off his new yoga moves. logan knocked in the rebound. san josehe has 30 this year. san jose retook the league. little boy cleaned it up. sharks win 2-1. they take a four-point lead. rocked by the cincinnatis. fourth inning, brad lewis, leap off lynn si couple. allowed six runs on 11s. not what you want to see if your opening day pitcher. right three, tiger got himself into contention yesterday. he follows that with a 2 over 70. final tournament before the masters. shot a 70 to move to the top of the leader board. he'll take a two shot league into the final round. we'll be right back. ,,,, [ ryan ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> well finally tonight, the news for many was worse than our weather forecast, florence. t