reporting live in san francisco, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> thank you, kira. also new this morning former president jimmy carter is this san francisco for a speaking engagement today. he will be addressing the commonwealth club this afternoon on the challenges of a superpower. tickets are available through city box office for $30 for nonmembers. the speech begins at 12:30 in the war memorial building on vanase avenue. it is 9:15. lisa argen is checking the forecast. what is going on out there? >> really dry out there due to the northerly winds. sunny. from the roof camera we are already at 52 degrees. still a little chilly north and east, but everyone warms up today. in fact we around going to stop there. the week ahead, wait until you see the seven-day. that's next. >> thank you, lisa. also next a horrific wreck at daytona injured morning two dozen fans. how officials are easings concerns of those sitting [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents are awesome. but when i cook up some beef, ketchup, relish and cheese, cover it with crescent dough and pow! cheese

reporting live in fremont, kira klapper, abc news. >> an extensive drill. thank you, kira. new this morning san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting. officers arrived to find a man with a gunshot wound at hayes street just after 2:00 this morning. he was pronounced dead a short time later. no suspect information is available. >>> new this morning a police consultant hired to help turn around oakland's crime problem will speak this afternoon at a public meeting. robert wassermann, chairman of the strategic policy partnership, will speak at the first of several meetings. the agenda formerly called for the police chief to lead the discussion, but protesters have strongly objected to his stop-and-frisk tactics used in those cities, saying the practice leads to racial profiling do they they have decided to keep him out of the spotlight. today's meeting take place in the performing arts center at holy name university from 3:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. >> the woman killed on her bike in front of at&t park yesterday morning has now burn identified by san francisco pol

thank you, kira. of turlock is raising money in honor of its hometown hero, 49'ers quarterback colin kaepernick. yesterday a fundraiser was held at his alma mater, pittman high. turlock has turned into a virtual kaepernick kingdom. his numbers and school pictures are everywhere. everyone at the fundraiser knows collin. >> a really tall guy and very good at sports but also shy. that's how i remember him. >> humble. he's a good kid. you know, smart student. he was a great kid. >> and kaepernick would certainly approve of where this money is going. it's being funneled right into turlock's education fund. it seems abc7 news reporter wayne pried man has been just about everywhere this past week in new orleans. giving us the flavor of the french quarter and bourbon street. this morning he's outside of new orleans where he met some swamp people. >> fifteen miles southwest of new orleans, did you ever hear of lafeet, louisiana? eats a place where even this weekend the super^bowl is an afterthought. >> what's

i'm kira klapper.l tell you what they are doing to prepare and what you doing to prepare and what you need to look out for aft [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up, the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> let's go back now to that story out of fairfield. plaices have 15 detectives and three sergeants investigating the murder of a 13-year-old girl whose naked body was found in a park early friday morning. a growing memorial of flowers and mementos marks the spot in fairfield's allen witt park where her body was discovered. we have the latest. >> give us this day our daily bread. >> reporter: allen witt park has gone from a crime scene to an alter. ho

reporting live in san francisco, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> and kira, chief suhr said that he will be out there after halftime with fire chief joanne hayes-white just to make sure everything is going well. >> yeah because as they said, they are 49er fans too. they want everyone to celebrate responsibly. we want to be able to have a good time and not worry about any dangerous situations. >> absolutely. thank you very much for the live report. outside the superdome the streets have been packed with niner fans. as they told abc7 news reporter katie marzullo, it was expensive, but well worth it, to join the super bowl party in new orleans. ♪ >> in new orleans it's always a party, but something feels different now, special. >> go niners! >> yeah, niners! >> go niners! >> 49er fans have arrived in mass numbers and they all have a tale to tell of how they got here. the devaneys are from sacramento. michael went online before the game was over and his family's fate was sealed. >> i knew about a minute, minute and a half they were going so i bought the ticket. i said we will worry about the ar

reporting live, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> thank you, kira. ever since the sandy hook tragedy, bay area cities have held gun buy back programs. in marin county more than 800 weapons were recently sold to police. today three peninsula cities, menlo park, palo alto, and east palo alto are asking owntories surrender their weapons. no questions asked. it's from ten to two in the parking lot of east palo alto city hall. >> the focus of this event is not investigatory at all. it's simply to get guns and remove them from unwanted places. the focus is on dejection of firearms, not criminal investigations. >> the money to buy back the guns will come from a nonprofit group called "protect our children." >> governors are meeting in washington for the the annual winter meeting of the annual governors association. yesterday democratic governors condemned the stalemate in congress. this morning president obama's weekly address urges congressional republicans to approve his blend of targeted savings and tax increases. the president says the so-called sequest

kira klapper is live at that long line.line that did not just form this morning. >> no, it did not, katie. some of these people got here last night. take take a look at this line. i can't even count how many hundreds of people are already here so early this morning. the very first person in line got here at 6:00 last night right after work. they say they learned from last year and came even earlier this year remember we have some video from last year's fan fest. of course, people here this year are here to see the defending world series champion san francisco giants. they will sign autographs for fans, people can get sneak peaks at some off limit places like the giants' clubhouse. i spoke with the third guy in line. he got here at 7:00 last night. he said he's been waiting for this day for four and a half very long months. >> just being here, just being at the ballpark is just so exciting for me because i was here for the last game, the last game of the regular season, and it was kind of like saying good-bye to an old frien

good morning, kira. >> good morning. abc news has learned the los angeles police department is beefing up the number of officers guarding the grammy awards at the staples center. that's because he named many celebrities and musicians in his online manifesto. meanwhile the search enters its fourth day with big clues emerging. the latest piece. evidence is this surveillance from an auto parts store. it shows him throwing a magazine in and weapons belt in a dumpster. police confirm they found weapons inside this truck, his burned out truck, which turned up thursday near big bear lake. overnight the lapd announced what could be a new tactic, hoping to finally stop in week-long reign of terror. the police chief is reopening the 2007 case that got christopher dorner fired from the department for allegedly lying. >>> i'm not doing this to appease him. i'm doing this so that the community has faith in what the police department does. i'm going to make a rigorous inspection to either validate or refute his claim. we will make tha

reporting live in the mission district, kira klapper. abc7 news. >> the mayor's motto is celebration with moderation, kira. >> we can all live by that. thankthank. >>> now to colin kaepernick. it turns out he has close ties to a camp for children with heart disease. it's near his hometown. our reporter explains kaepernick's collection to camp taylor. >> after his win against the miami dolphins last month, quarter neck collin kaepernick got a new friendship bracelet made by the children at camp taylor. what they don't know is he always made the first one they made for him. after his nfl draft he wanted to support a local charity. he chose camp taylor which offers free medically supervised camp for children with heart disease. >> he has an older brother with heart disease so he wanted to find a charity to give back to honor his parents and family. >> kaepernick was only scheduled for three hours at his first camp but stayed seven. he sang with his parents in front of the entire camp and played with the kids. >> when collin came back with t

kira klapper is live at the scene. and kira, we understand somebody has been killed will?ve away from the scene. neighbors tell us a little girl died in the fire. i believe we have video to get to you of the fire. reports initially came in to 911 just after 12:15, but firefighters tell

i'm kira klapper live on treasure island. you what responders say was suspicious about this fire when abc7 news returns. >> good morning, everyone. it is 6:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. let's start you off with lisa argen, meteorologist, with what is going to be a beautiful day in the bay area. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting out with partly cloudy condition from our roof camera. temperatures are quite mild downtown with numbers in the mid-50s right now. outward the delta and along the central coast we are in the upper 30s. so we do have quite a range with some stratus. and also our winds have shift to an onshore component. that's keeping the beaches cooler. by the afternoon, though, a return to 60s and 70s. yesterday we had widespread mid-70s in the south bay. today trimming those back just a little bit. but tomorrow will be the more significant cooling trend. we will enter a period of some cooler conditions tonight. but changes are on the way not only for the weekend, but in fact we are talking about the long holid

i'm kira klapper live in concord.ou the connection these community members have to them 3,000 miles away and >> good morning, everyone. it's 5:30 and we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lows arrange. >> good morning, everyone. you see from the bridge camera we have moisture on the lens. the weak front is allowing for light rain in san francisco and there's mist k drizzle from around the bay. live doppler hd was the rain falling beneath the radar beam. not much is being picked up on it but as you head out there you have the wipers that are needed and the camp pavement. do be careful. starting out with the clouds and sprinkles this morning. temperatures with the cloud cover, mild upper 50s to the lower 50s. but by about 10:00 we will see the moisture lift and have sunshine with a cool northerly flow so that will allow for numbers in the upper 50s to mid-60s. maybe a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. for the chinese new year's parade tonight it's looking fine with numbers i

reporting live in treasure island, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> kira, thank you. it's certainly been a strange 30 hours for things coming out of says. you have the giant astroid that came close to earth. the meteor that hit russia and just last night a meteor streaked through our sky. a lot of people saw it. >> reports are coming in from around the bay but mostly on the peninsula. a bright blue strike streaking across the western cy around 7:40 tonight. someone claiming to have recorded the meteor while driving down 280 posted this video on youtube. another witness looked at the video and said it's what he saw as well. we caught up with people who saw it at ocean beach in san francisco. >> it looked like a big, like a flash of lightning. that's basically what it looked like. it was quick. i thought it happened twice. he only -- at least three times. >> we saw two lights like right over there. >> it shone over the whole bay. it was like insane. >> apparently there was another bright meteor seen in the sky. maybe not as bright as the one that was seen in russia. >>

abc7 news. >> kira, thank you. let's turn to 49er quarterback colin kaepernick. it turns out he has close ties to a camp for children with heart disease. it's near his hometown. our reporter explains kaepernick's connection to camp taylor. >> after his win against the miami dolphins last month, quarter neck collin kaepernick got a new friendship bracelet made by the children at camp taylor. what they don't know is he always carries the first one they made for him. after his nfl draft he wanted to support a local charity. he chose camp taylor which offers free medically supervised camp for children with heart disease. >> he lost an older brother with heart disease so he wanted to find a charity to give back to honor his parents and family. >> kaepernick was only scheduled for three hours at his first camp but stayed seven. he played in the pool, joined discussions on heart health, and even sang with his parents in front of the entire camp. >> when collin came back with the camp, he didn't come out with an entourage ever camp. -- of people. he drives in with his co

good morning kira. >> good morning to you.med reports this morning the pope is stepping down so he won't face a scandal for priests being charged with sexual abuse. the pope still maintaining he is resigning because of his advancing age. pope benedict spoke had a clear, strong voice this morning for the crowd of 100,000 faithful for the crowd that gathered for his final blessing. they say he's not abandoning the church, instead he will serve the church with the same dedication he has had until now but will do so in a more suitable way to my age and my strength. meanwhile in los angeles, the cardinal had to testify under oath yesterday about allegation he is actively concealed the crimes of pedophile priests. people who were sexually abused by free throws in los angeles say they are outraged that the cardinal should help choose the next pope. >> it's absolutely mind-boggling to me how this continues to go on and mahoney should be in jail. >> this time next week the papal apartment will be sealed for his successor. pope benedict

good morning kira. >> good morning, katie. there are some charges that the pope really resigned because of a sex and blackmail scandal that's about to be uncovered. those sources are unconfirmed and no names mentioned. but the hope is saying he is resigning because of his age. he said he will still serve the church but i will do so in a way more suitable to my age and place. en pope benedict spoke with a clear, strong voice this morning for the crowd of 100,000 faithful for the crowd that gathered for his final blessing. thanked them for their close and affection. >> there are accusation that is mahoney actively covered up. >> i don't know many of the cardinals are concern about mahoney voting because they consider him a member of the fraternity. >> this time next week the papal apartment will be sealed for the pope's successor. the 117 member elite college of cardinals will stay under virtual lock and key until it arrives at a decision. i should mention pope benedict has one more appearance. his weekly wednesday odd in st. pe

. >> ifill: special correspondent kira kay previews next week's presidential contest in kenya, whereemories linger from the violence that followed the 2007 elections. >> we talk about people dead. i think if you count it over time and those who don't know it's probably around 2,000. massive, huge kills. we were on the brink of civil war. >> woodruff: and we close with a conversation with gloria steinem about the women's movement and the pbs documentary, "makers: women who make america." >> we have realized that a majority of americans fully agree that women can do what men can do but we haven't yet realized that men can do what women do. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour.

. >> ifill: special correspondent kira kay previews next week's presidential contest in kenya, where memories linger from the violence that followed the 2007 elections. >> we talk about people dead. i think if you count it over time and those who don't know it's probably around 2,000. massive, huge kills. we were on the brink of civil war. >> woodruff: and we close with a conversation with gloria steinem about the women's movement and the pbs documentary, "makers: women who make america." >> we have realized that a majority of americans fully agree that women can do what men can do but we haven't yet realized that men can do what women do. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy, productive life. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation

bob and kira, for bringing your story to us.have the website on the bottom of our screen right now. freeafridi.com. this is the true story of "zero dark thirty" in terms of this man's continued suffering and his family as well. something can and should be done by the. please keep us posted okay? >> we definitely will, thank you. martha: thanks, bob and kira. bill: something to watch, isn't it? we're watching wall street too. fed chair ben bernanke speaks a bit later on the hill. we're flying up at the moment up about 86 points after a deep tumble yesterday after the results of what appears ton outcome of italy's elections. off 216 points yesterday. all this has an impact as it bounces around the world and hit us back here. we're watching it for you. december start so far after that thing yesterday. martha: that was roller coaster. the u.s. is talking with iran today about its nuclear program. is that a good idea to have these discussions or do we have a better option to get at that program? that's coming up. bill: what we're lea

reporting live from mare general hospital, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> we wish both of these people a. thank you very much, career are you raw. in los angeles a controversial rally was held this weekend in support of christopher dorner. as you know, dorner died last week, possibly from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a shootout with police. he is suspected of killing four people after issuing a manifesto claiming he was wrongly fired from the lapd. protesters are not agreeing with his actions but feel more attention should be focused on the police force itself and on the process that led to dorner's dismissal. >>> later today a sad chapter in american history will be commemorated. tuesday marks the 71st anniversary of the internment of japanese americans during world war ii. an event will be held in japan town to mark the occasion. the annual event at the theater will feature words and memories from internment cam survivors. it begins at 2:00 this afternoon. organizers have dedicated this year's commemoration to the late hawaii senator daniel inoway. >>> this is new video showin

. >>> in the newsroom, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> thank you. back here in the bay area there's new information about the man arrested on friday for trying to blow up a bank of america branch in oakland. 27-year-old mathieu l is charged with attempted use after kep of mass destruction. abc7 news reporter sergio has more. >> police first took mathieu into custody at his father's san jose home. his father called for help. >> he was held in what was called a 51-50 hold. in other words, there were problems he was a danger to himself or somebody else. >> at the time his father also told police about the ak-47 he had along with three high-capacity mag scenes. once in the court stempniak they said the extent of his mental health issues became clear. >> the court was really concerned that he was at least bipolar and possibly schizophrenic, and that he had a history of delusional thinking, of fantasies. >> according to the fbi criminal complaint, he connected with their undercover operative shortly after being released from the santa clara county jail. a

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special correspondent kira kay was in kenya recently and filed this report. >> reporter: near eldoret ken i can't, that is a cemetery small in size but large in meaning. these people have come to visit the grave of their daughter joyce. >> i feel weak when i remember my child. it is easier to forget when i am far away from here. >> reporter: on new year's day 2008 mary, two-year-old joyce, and hundreds of others fled to the church that once stood here. as an angry mob descended on them. >> they stabbed us with spears and threw stones at us. we scrambled into the church but they lit it on fire. >> reporter: the eldoret church burning was the worst case of the violence that spread across ken i can't following disputed presidential elections in december 2007. neighbors of different tribal ethnicities turned on each other, and this nation of 42 million people plunged into chaos. mary survived but was burned over much of her body. joyce and 5 other children and adults died inside the church. >> that violence was massive for this country. we talk about 1300 people dead. i think if you count

and i called kira and her valentine's card and val's dinner was checking into hotel in nocialg and --arted this campaign. >> i hope it bears truth. thank you i'm sorry we are out of time. i appreciate what you have done and i hope it works. >> tell any of of the artists listening on the red carpet tonight to say free afridi and if they want we will get them a ribbon. >> next on the run down joe biden says give your wife a shotgun. >> if ever a problem, just walk out on the balcony here, walk out, put that doubled barreled shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. >> not everyone agrees. you will meet one woman who says that advice is sexist. and it's a sign spring is right around the corner. just days away, thank heaven. bass pro shops is here outside the plaza to kick off the world's greatest fishing show. if that doesn't excite you, check your pulse. hi. hi. i'm here to pick up some cacti. it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time

kira. >> i want to do whatever creates this look. how did you get this body?es of wild animals. can show me an example. >> for example panther is one of the animals we do in primal. you have to visualize the animal we are about to mimic and have fun with it as well. >> okay. i'm just going to let you demo this. >> i think you are going to get on your hands and knees. >> visualize ago panther. >> think about panther moves. very deliberate. obviously very lean which is what we want. a nice lean body. the first thing i want you to do is can you recall your toes under and lift your nieces. you should feel your core lock in and quad. >> this is already almost killing me. >> all right. done this is it. >> keeping your knees two inches off the floor. right hands and left foot about two inches. >> feel the panther. >> feel the burn. >> left hand right foot about two inches. what i'm trying to do i'm rotating my elbow in and bringing it toward the floor of the moving hand i get some activation there. >> get me a coffee. >> when we start to go to the pace that we're rea