police were initially called to a home at 46th avenue and juneau street 6:00 last night. when the bomb squad detonated the device things didn't go as planned. explosion and fire damaged the store. there's damage to the building and the blast knocked bottles off the shelves. >> it's just a big loud bang like when you hear really loud fireworks or - >> you could hear the car alarms went off. of the neighbors. >> reporter: a police source told us the man who lived at the home recently died and adult children found a box of explosives in the garage. the area is now considered a crime scene and the fbi is part of the investigation. >>> san francisco supervisors are pushing for a plan to eliminate pedestrian fatalities within 10 years. more on what is called vision zero. >> reporter: fatalities are obviously a problem, but when it comes to accidents, it happens here in san francisco two to three times a day. >> we're talking about life and death. >> reporter: that is why some san francisco supervisors are hatching a plan to put a stop to pedestrian vehicle accidents by the year

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in juneau, alaska, temperatures in the 40s for the next few days. big ridge of warmth on the west coast. colder weather in atlanta, georgia. things looking wilder. this pattern is going to continue as we look ahead. more outbreaks of cold. another big one arrives as we head into next week. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> meanwhile california is suffering with what may be its worst drought in history. the water shortage is affecting agriculture and business. a statewide state of emergency has been declared and governor jerry brown has asked everyone to reduce their water consumption by 20%. >>> israel says it's broken up an al qaeda blot in tel aviv. this appears that al qaeda leaders were directly involved in plotting an attack inside isra israel. besides that, they plan to attack a jerusalem conference center with guns and kill rescue workers with a truck bomb. secret service said the plan was in the advanced stage. three palestinians who planned the attack have been arrested. >>> former nsa contractor edward snowden is answering qu

little bit of rain in juneau at 40 degrees.ntioned, really nothing that will change anytime soon. we're still stuck in the mid-40s in the pacific northwest. we're still looking at temperatures above average, not quite record highs, but above average in areas of california. relative humidity up a little bit too. that's why we don't have the red flag warnings like we did last week. the fire danger still going to be there until it begins to rain. >> no polar plunge for the west coast. >> no. probably would like a little taste of wint erk right? >> they need it. thanks, bill. >>> buddy comedy ride along had no problem taking home a win at the box office over the weekend. it pulled in over $41 million, setting a new january opening record. while jack ryan shadow recruit bombed, only $17 million. >>> those you've excited to see ben affleck as the dark knight will have to wait as the movie has a push back to may 2016. >> that's a big delay. >> it is, right? >>> after the success of the sound of music, nbc announced this year's big liv

it is closer to juneau than here in the bay area. area of low pressure over the hudson bay is creating a backlog. as long as that low doesn't move, our ridge won't move and our forecast once again will not change. the ridge is going nowhere for the next week or two or three. so nights chilly and clear, record highs, one today in oakland, more tomorrow, wednesday and thursday and rainfall, no, not a chance for at least the next seven to 10 days. we need it, but we will the get it. the highs tomorrow san francisco downtown 68 degrees, san jose 69, los altos, redwood city, gillwood, campbell upper 60s, 68 pleasant hill and pittsburg, 67 in sausalito, 71 in sonoma, clear lake 70s, st. helena 73 degrees. wednesday is the warmest day. thursday still 70, friday still warm and he even over the weekend we'll be in -- and even over the weekend we'll be in the mid-60s and not a drop of rain in sight. great weather to get inside. this forecast will be the envy of the other 47 states. we're just not going to have a wet winter in northern californ

the project japanese and us leaders have agreed to move if it in my ear station from the city of juneau one to a coastal district of the city of novel last month the book an alabama girl cousin kai and i approve the central government request to start pushing infill into the ocean to build runways for the new dates. officials with the okinawa defense peerless say they're accepting bids for three projects. these include designing and banquets and to a survey of marine life such as coral and do cool sea mammals the officials plan to sign contracts by the end of march with the companies it said that successful bids. they see the later seek bids for coastal drilling service the two giuliani the image to humankind. while continuing to seek the return of land in these twenty usd ten at her station and it will also steadily promote the relocation plan. but the newly re elected mayor of the boys strongly opposed to the plan. will you so his eulogy and capable and three errors in this country. you are ignoring this innocence and not all who voted against the planned in sunday's mayoral election.

juneau at 36. we're much warmer in alaska than we are throughout much of the central u.s.ple of days. and we're it actually much warmer in areas of montana, 48 degrees today in billings. there is some warm out there. denver at 60. still very warm in the desert southwest. phoenix at 78. northwest, a sprinkle or two. not a lot of rain showers out there. and temperatures do stay on the mild side. >> 40 degrees in billings, they're in their speedos, aren't they? >> montana, that's warm. >>> ringo and paul will be back together again while rumors said the duo would be performing at the grammys, ringo told "access hollywood," they will be recording a performance for a beatles tribute show set to air in february. folks looking forward to that one. >>> wendy williams breaking down in tears on her talk show on monday, when she said her 13-year-old son does not like her. look at that. the gasps from the audience. williams continued saying, quote, it is breaking my heart, but perhaps it is just him being a teenager. the audience trying to cheer her up with some clapping. >>> and whil

juneau, alaska, highs in the 40s for the next several days while atlanta, georgia looking at highs in the 30s. freeze warnings as far south as the everglades and, scott, if you're interested in snowfall, we're watching a potential for next monday. >> pelley: eric fisher, thanks very much. well naturally, the price of heating fuel is rising. natural gas is up nearly 6%. propane even more. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: propane trucks are crisscrossing the midwest, distributing fuel to customers from stocks that are now half of what they were last year. jeff petrash is vice president of the national propane gas association. >> it's operating but under considerable stress. the problem really is that we have to get the propane where it's needed. >> reporter: more than seven million households rely on propane for heat. some customers may be paying up to $200 more to fill up their home tanks than they did just last month. for natural gas, which heats more than 55.6 million households, market prices are up more than 8% in the last two days. phillip streible is a market analyst. are there

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they've just been fined but if someone actually gets the bank's what if management actually went to juneau and a financial crisis was caused i think you have to look at this from from from a you know from the from mitigating risk stamp point in that if if we allow this to continue there's going to be another terrorist attack either in the united states. overseas so in this in people who are going to die so the way i look at it is yeah i'm willing to risk another financial crisis bring it on board happy too because that the way we're going right now if these criminals if criminals russian mobsters you know. has if they keep getting financed the good guys were finished so h.s.b.c. is just what they tell you that there's going to have to i was just the one who sees that there's no that if we allow this to continue there's not going to be a financial khana me to worry about that that's what i'm saying so there's we have to do something. so it seems like a country that's fighting a war of terror is also financing it at the same time yes even though h.s.b.c. isn't really an american bank but it

both cities a lot closer than juneau, alaska, where the high will be a balmy 37.o juneau. martha: right. when will it warm up? that is the question we want to know. fox news coverage continues with maria molina in the weather center. we'll tell you when we can see double digits behind the screen behind her, right, maria. >> cold temperatures, typically you think let's go to florida to warm things up. we're waking up to windchill temperatures there in single digits and zero degrees across parts of northern florida. extreme cold gripping southern half of the country. we saw lows across portioned midwest but didn't set many records but record lows set in places like baltimore where the temperature was 3 degrees. in new york city's central park, 4 degrees. look at atlanta, georgia. you think of typically warmer weather, 6 degrees a record low temperature set in the city of atlanta. factor in the wind and feels like zero in portions of georgia. a big dip in the jet stream responsible for cold air moving southward. chicago, you just saw a report from there, 29 degrees b

juneau's. the question is what do you on personally? we look at the u.s.ket it is priced to yield about 4 percent over the next decade, but individual areas of the stock market we think are priced to actually deliver a higher yield than that. so we go where the value is. this could be a catalyst for correction. a healthy correction because of where we have gone so quckly. gerri: here is what i a concerned about. earnings just not looking that's terrific right now. lots of concerns about whether u.s. companies are making the kind of money they needed to push the stock market higher. i like it when stock market moves are based upon fundamentals. that is none of this quarter is shaping up. >> well, the u.s. stock market last year was up 30%. certainly for this the market to continue earnings have to come onstream. i share your concern. a ery skeptical as to whether or not we can continue to it have p-e multiple extensions because th is what this bull market is ben about for the past year-and-a-half. gerri: thank you for coming on the show. good to see it. eve

so you can go to juneau or fairbanks or anchorage, alaska and find a full time staffer in a republican party office right now several months before election day. that's unprecedented for them. they hope that's going ohelp them build their grass roots support and be in these communities. this is intertwined with the messaging that we talked about as well, republicans are hoping reaching out to these communities and being a part of these communities they won't be seen as quite so out of touch, they have a better idea to talk to people where they actually live. >> interesting year in politics. molly ball of atlantic, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> from politics to the press, one of the most powerful women in journal has made controversial comments about the obama white house. jill abramson, the first female executive deert of the new york times in its 160 year history, talks to john siegenthaler. john great to have you on the show. >> it's great to have me on your program. thanks for inviting me. >> you're only two blocks away you could walk over here! >>> this interview is u

look at the temperatures in the upper 30's the in juneau and 32 in nome so it is warmer than average if alaska. mid-to-upper 30's through the north bay valley. everyone else is in the 40's until half moon bay at 39. san francisco is at 50. a chance of sprinkles today. again tomorrow. another chance on thursday. >> 48 bart trains are running on time with no delays with mass transit but you will have a slow down headed into fremont from dublin along 680. this app shows a few extra details as the morning is wearing on and as you can see we have quite a few reporting this accident involving six vehicles and it is a major accident with lanes blocked. the top speed is lower than 40 miles per hour. showdowns there. you can track your own traffic with the exclusive app at the app store and gin our abc7news.com 7 group. >>> controversy from the bcs championship between florida state and auburn but not from the teams playing, a tweet from a rifle quaterback's mom that is creating a buzz online. >> first, candy can. and legal action, the california school facing a lawsuit for telling a kinderga

juneau what i mean because the secondary buyers buy them but like the knicks games. seats but it was sold out. >> with new york, it just speaks to perhaps how big of a market new york really is. they can absorb 80,000 fans, possibly 400,000 peripheral tourists going around here, and here is the thing about those fans. they may not be the ones who actually do all the spending and all that other stuff that goes around super bowls. you may not see an uptick in lion king ticket sales or broadway show ticket sales just because these folks are in here. these why there's a concern right now the economic impact may not -- >> and who do you got? the perth wombats? who is going to win? lime green and silver or orange and blue? >> orange and blue. >> a great pick. i agree. completely. 31-17, broncos. >> thanks for watching. enjoy sunday. eat as many pizzas as you possibly can. "the closing bell" is next. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell" where this volatile month for stocks is coming to an end. i'm kelly evans. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. let's take a look at

sustainable financially as well as from a food production and healthy lifestyle what ford and sun a dish in juneauof the total space you're putting together is functionally community space. about fifty acres of two hundred forty. and ok so that's in the neighborhood of one fifth right from go right and it's so so if a community wanted to replicate this. in some other way well actually let me get back to your question about you know the the cost is that one for that that that one fifth that's being built into the value and the cost of these homes. right so that's right you know how to do that in order to sell them and so so people might get what's physically a smaller house for the same price but they have all these resources around them and that was the question you were trying to figure out is will people pay for that and the answer is yes is it my is this all the answers yes and we have for me ok the answer is yes we're fighting that you know the trend nationally is people go into smaller homes quality over quantity is the national trend with their lots and so we decide to park within a block of

in juneau, alaska, with a federal building courthouse, a federal building. the post office is inside the federal building but its all kinds of federal offices plus to go through security to get through it. the va clinic is in there and several other things. i just need to understand how that would work in this scenario. >> we are happy to exclude federal courthouses. we have to redraw -- >> it's not a courthouse but it's a federal building. >> we will redraw a. i think we include a couple of those things. >> i hear you, great. thank you, mr. chairman. >> let's set this aside for now. senator tester, do you have an enema you want to offer? >> i do. hopefully this can be rather quick because we been here before. it strikes the federal employee compensation act provisions that are in this bill. as senator mccain said, this is probably something folks have got their minds made up on already, whether to keep it in or keep it out. something i've talked to the chairman about. i think that this cut affects all federal workers, and quite frankly, almost 60% of the fe