>> mark: it was fun.s you don't have to be stuffy to play golf. >> darya: he said this is a dream come true its every golfer's dream come true to win at pebble. >> mark: for years there's always been an undercurrent maybe not so much in recent years, 710 years ago tom watson said this is not good for the sport. people are goofing around too much. he and his feelings hurt, he stayed away then he came back. >> darya: what you want to set a life and everything? >> mark: throwing a woman in the sand trap which is his favorite thing at the masters that's one thing but this tournament was google or of having fun. the was nice to see that a partner of los to win the tournament. of the anyone inclined to complain will slow down. >> darya: who can complain and no baseball fans are so excited. listen, spring training, i'm talking to my boys and their like this is valentine's day spring training, baseball never lets me down. i don't have to give it chocolate and lets me sat all day i love baseball. >> mark: that's t

mark? >> mark: a little more on a whether coverage we have sent chris out with the coldclick an >> craig: no wind at all the temperatures will stay this way. it will get up to 57 later today. 25 degrees when. that is pretty common in the bay area. hopefully people have from the water on their pipes because it got freezing overnight. 32 in some places in the hills. definitely cold weather. fortunately no precipitation. or we may have seen snow down here. >> mark: we may see that this week still. >> darya: the violence and unrest in the middle east, also killing people. what's killing people in new zealand is the earthquake. 65 people have died in this disaster. 6.3 magnitude. 100 people are still trapped under these collapsed buildings. a u.s. rescue team is on its way to help with the search and rescue. it struck at the height of a busy work day. everything toppled. they're digging through the rubble. the mayor of christchurch has ordered state of emergency. witnesses say it is scary. >> we

mark? check in with you later. >> darya: we have major down course in less than of an andante of the morning. kron4 is continuing our coverage. >> will: if you live in san jose and you need to do something outdoors, the clock is ticking, get it done now because for the first time all morning it's not coming down very hard. but don't need to use my hinted this time. what is an issue of the winds. look at the trees, back-and-forth, in this dusty conditions it is making things very cold in san jose. even though i'm not using my hood you will need clubs if you have them available. >> mark: verizon curets san jose >> mark: ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look

mark? >> mark: jackie has been watching the wind advisory. >> reporter: a couple of developments here. there was an accident about 45 minutes ago, i pan over here in you can see the truck that was involved. it was in the eastbound, bottom deck. it was not much more than a fender bender but it did the light traffic. hi windy advisory is in effect at the richmond san rafael bridge. the wind has been docile, in the past 15 minutes. you combine that with the wet road ways, a lot of puddles and on the road, makes for top driving conditions. expansion in its band.. any bridges be whereh winds. >> mark: is seems like where the wind is being funneled through is more dangerous. >> reporter: it can be really tough driving when the wind picks up down there. >> mark: jackie show me the flag is looks like we are getting a wind shift. >> reporter: today i am looking to north right now, i can the light hitting me in the face. >> mark: we see the storm has come through your area and we see the wind shiftin

mark? >> mark: we have power outages within the last hour the latest update on what's happening. danville and i'll mull over 400 outages, oakland hell's ove100 s over 100 people out of power. we have a chain requirements on 50, 80, 88. >> darya: we could see delays in flights united, continental holdings says 107 2/7 have been grounded as they perform in aunt's checks that have not been completed yesterday cause 700 flights to be canceled, as well as delays. officials say delays could continue, this morning. seven 07 a.m., back with more of a couple of minutes. the big story is the weather, traffic. even if you're getting a break right now. we are still going to see the storm under today, and it is cold out getting colder. >> james: following the latest in tall, this is 80 at crystal springs. --tal tahoe--if we loot the map you can see we are dealing with conditions there that are prone to winter storm warnings. it will be in effect into tomorrow afternoon with snow levels down to about 4,0

after this >> mark: we will be right back as the news continues after this break. ñ >> mark: anotherrning with the connection ramp issue. westbound 4 is blocked from bidding on 2 80. a major problem as you get onto the ramp. we have a reporter on the scene. jackie will give us an update on the progress coming up. also watching the weather. to our to our flight delays at sfo. --2 hour-- >> darya: air traffic, and road traffic will be affected when the president comes. he is meeting with business leaders. we will have to see if president barack obama saw facebook movie. as part of his dialogue with the community. >> mark: we will be right back after this break. >> mark: allin a reminder. herculeses backdrop will go live to jackie in talked to him in a moment. also watching wall street, we had a job in americans filing for unemployment last week appeared and fears of inflation. is that the person who won the dog show? >> darya: is that. probably. >> mark: handshakes all around. >> darya: as you can see everywhere is dark, cloudy, rainy. leave extra time we have been tracking the storm a

at&t. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news.ressed lots of sunshine on this cold morning. . it could bring snow very low. more former rebel city manager is facing a trial, is accused of buying off the council with salaries and falsifying records to hide his own $1.5 million salary. it included more than five by $5 million from the city of bell. >> darya: 7 california one person is dead in this bus crash. -7-california. it crashed into another car, traveling in the opposite direction. slammed into tree. the other passengers and to the people on the other vehicle were hospitalized. the polls are open in chicago. they could choose at jewish vs hispanic versus black woman as mayor. the winner has to get 50 percent plus one vote to avoid a runoff. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look here from mount tam, still snow up there and more snow to come. >> james: and we are back we're talking about the weather is nice, crisp, cold air up there he will notice that in the north bay. temperatures in

mark? >> mark: splendor of returning to its former glory, now leaving for long beach. in last all its power in november knocking out hot food service, telephone. passengers were stranded in see. yoli? >> reporter: is all fixed, it has to pass one more test the field test. they will take it to the middle of the bay and do whatever they take to make sure it is floating, it's not going to leak or anything like that. it is floating by the docks. once it passes that test will go on its merry way. i have been watching, you see lights people will be able to dance on the cruise. this was not an easy fix. that fire had been in day in junehappened in the engine ro give you an idea of how big of a job this was, the engine alone is the size of a need by 10 ft. bedroom. they had to use 900, people locally to work on the damage on the ship. it is in good shape, almost a brand new ship all over. they replaced carpets and other remotsuperficl stuff well it was on dry dock. two new generators as well. it is

mark? and then at mount diablo school board agreed not to close a silver wood or west with. this happened at a meeting last night. the superintendent is going to keep the schools open and work with other budget cuts. they are saving money otherwise instead of closing the schools. they are redrawing boundaries to cut transportation costs. here is what people have to say. >> i am ecstatic that they will still be here. i've volunteered constantly. i do not know what i do with westwood. and i'm the third grade teacher. i am glad to know we have a future. >>mark: now that that board president said they will not close them now, he did warn them that they will revisit the idea if taxes are not renewed by jerry brown. >>darya: on to the latest in libya. there is a mad dash to get americans out of the country. we have video fresh into kron4 news. this is night time protesting wars. shot by an amateur it videographer it. you can see that chaos. smoke rising. all lot of turmoil. americans trying to ge

>>mark: the price of gas on the rise again. latest survey said the average for regular gas is $3.18 nationwide. san francisco remains the highs in the nation with an average of $3.61 a gallon. >>reporter: 6:47 a.m., i dry start adjusting to watch a few sprinkles come in. it looks like for the most part we will be dry, don't be surprised to see pop up showers throughout the day. a clear shot view free of fog, san francisco 44, 48 by noontime. we will break into the 50s today. here's the radar, showing you what's going on, a few isolated showers working through the delta and the north bay. we have a few cells situated off shore. that is where they will stay mostly through the day today. this will bring some showers along the coast there, that's where it's expected to stay. staying out of the pacific we have the occasional strike clear working its way through, potentially bringing showers. the future cast for shows this by noon, a few showers along point reyes and continuing to edge a southward. most cells will stay off shore, aga

>>mark: right. >>darya: the stick a live look at the golden gate bridge, nice and clear conditions, it's dry and ec right for you now. what they're you're heading out to the north or going to work. either way free and clear for you. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. it's the starbucks via taste promise. >>mark: sunny and dry tomorrow and wednesday. the storm will be very cold mornings. rain back in the forecast for thursday, friday and what weather on top for the weekend. a few dry days with a chance of showers today. tuesday and wednesday are the mainstays the special in the afternoon with the highs. >>darya: federal officials

mark? >> mark: the presidential visit. there is the president and founder of facebook. do think there facebook friends by now? (laughter) you see the president chatting with the other leaders as well. right now the president and a hotel right now in millbrae. >> reporter: good morning that's the westin hotel it is still quiet. within 30 minutes there should be a flurry of activity. please cars are down there. you would expect that would be part of the motorcade that will lead in this direction. you can see it is blocked off, going a mile over here to sfo where air force one is located. he is going to be headed to oregon to continue his tour. by about 830, that's when he is expected to be headed out on the motorcade, we will try to catch that. back to you. >> darya: we will catch it as it gets dead set vote because jackie is over there he has been swept by security and is waiting. >> reporter: air force one sits out here on the tarmac, you can see a lot of the white house staff, air force one staff along with a tremendous amount of security personnel. i will show you wha

a nice day today to mark as well.horizon rain is in the mix. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. it seems no one is acceptable from a struggling economy >> some of san francisco as luxury hotels are hurting, some are for sell. across the bay the classic claremont is a big crowd. but hopes the most famous the fairmont is trying to go part condo. it and others are facing an ongoing battle with hotel bumpers. 2010 shows san francisco market rates are up. his average rates are going up from 160 a night to nearly one under $62 a night the good news for consumers four-star hotels which are normally well above $300 our advertising attractive rates some/250-237. claremont is around 169. you have to look hard for bargains you had better do it soon although no one expects san francisco to recover. 2011 is off to a strong start. prices are predicted to crime. >> james: california is facing a $25 billion budget deficit so spending taxpayer money on advertising might seem like a bad idea but other states have been doing it

[laughter] it was not a call from mark.ed to meet with james -- david at mark's suggestion. of course, he had seen "frozen river." i went with every intention to tell david, thank you, but no thank you. maybe down the line. i don't see myself in that part. five minutes into the conversation with him and he has me hook, line, and sinker, because he believed in me. as an actor, you really want that in a director. there is a bridge of trust between you. that belief from the director, clearly, i learned, his belief can be stronger than mine, and it can work. tavis: market is on record saying that when he saw you in "frozen river," he knew he wanted you for this role. it is a beautiful thing to of the director believe in you, but how cool is that when the producer says, this is the person i want, and they come and get you? >> he had been living with the story for a long time, probably knows alice better than anyone. it was a remarkable honor to me that he would name me as the one to play this part. a delicate balancing type wrot

at&t. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news.et and windy weather in this ninth, the futuristic, a slight chance of rain, showers and and for the weekend be returned to a somewhat drier pattern next week. >> darya: alerces the parents of a man then knocks of american students convicted of murder in italy has been ordered to stand trial for alleging that the italian police abuse of their daughter. heard an adult male s were indicted today in. g l for liable. police have denied harming their daughter, a family representative says no comment. italian premier is going to stand trial on charges that he paid for sex with a 17 year-old moroccan girl. ed judge indicted him today, trial april 6th. in the global denied wrongdoing. this is the first time this 74 year-old billionaire is being tried for personal conduct. >> mark: an ecuadorian judge yesterday ordered chevron to pay $8.6 billion to clean up oil pollution in the country's rain forest, in what is suspected to be the largest environmental fine in history. if the company doesn't p

mark? >>mark: thank-you george. the school board from mount diablo is agreeing not to close to schools. the superintendent is going to follow other cost-saving measures. glenn burke and holbrooke will swim in open. >>will: at the sign says say the silver with elementary school will not come down. even though the school has been saved for now. the school district has many things to save money and that is why the school has been saved. they say that the big issue will come in june, governor brown has a tax proposal in place. if this does not come out on the ballot it will need to revisit the school closure. even though, he won the battle, the war is far from over. when the students and parents come i will get their reactions. and will tran, kron4 news. >>mark: their warning signs near the flood channel are being posted. this is where two bodies had been found. 16 year-old and 700 boys at entered the channel in walnut creek a day earlier and attempted to navigate it in a raft. the report of fencing will be presented to

mark? >> mark: super bowl 45, dallas tx, looking to make history. the first quarter the packers start to roll. touchdown pass, then they get the ball, for strasser, intercepted. next drive, with that interception, 37 yds for the touchdown. very quickly 14-0 green bay and the first quarter. in the corner of the end zone, and a yard pass touchdown. at that 0.21-10 green bay. third quarter, a yard touchdown, 4 point gain. green day takes control back. rogers finding greg for the touchdown. they've put the game away, the steelers are not done, we come back with a 25 yd touchdown pass, a great catch by wallace. two-point conversion. the lead is three. the lead six by green bay, fourth-down, 5 yds, do-or-die, and the past is incomplete! aaron rogers wins the game, super bowl mvp! >> it was kind of been my career, a journey of waiting for an opportunity. making the most of it. high school, junior college, division 1, back up, getting overlooked on draft day. trying to get an opportunity to make the most of it. this is my opportunity. they don't run that of

leader of the human resistance. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news.racker 4 is on the left, golden gate on the right, better than yesterday. louisa is checking the next round of rain. >> louisa: golden gate bridges dry, you're probably thinking what storm? but as we head into the latter part of that day you will get showers spreading south toward heavy, widespread rain expected in the afternoon pretty gusty winds as well. the reader is pretty measly looking but we are expecting rain to really pick up. rain now just rain to the livermore and everyone else is dry rain now. by noon showers will pick up. by evening commute, it could be a wet one. better chance of staying dry down into the south bay as you head into eight-9:00 watch this band ever rain. known as all of this orange indicating heavy rain. intensity level increases. then becoming more widespread in the evening. you will feel the rain coming down this evening. in fact, when the advisory in effect for the christinas and into the delta. strong winds continuing from the south. gusts could reach 4

it was supposed to be mark kelly. however his future came into question when his wife gabrielle difference was shot in had a month ago during an attempted assassination he has been by her side at a riyadh dilatation center as she recovers. --rehabilitation center. --coming up on morning news much more traffic and news. we have the best weather in the country. this is a look at dallas where the airport is closed because of the snow. they're working to remove this snow in time for super bowl. and francisco city employes are in a situation of the parking bureau. >> take a close look at this in the vehicle with this is $65 parking ticket. to show how he got the ticket we have to go back a couple of hours. when i arrived there were several vehicles parked. most cars had a green placard from the window. this is the permit ferocity vehicles. all employees with the exception of please send fire need this to heart and metered parking spaces. well this officer looked at the car, no ticket. i flight her down to see what their ru

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: 5:00 a.m.ries, a prize in libya continues.up rise in libya cont. >> darya: aftershocks still rumbles through new zealand, a dramatic discovery in the debris. >> mark: in the packed meeting a decision rests made by mountain gap belodiabolo school district. details ahead. >> darya: we could actually see smell this weekend is 40 degrees in san our file. -- snow. --san rafael. >> louisa: still be surprised if you wake up to some frost. we will stay dry, a head of a system expected to bring wet weather ahead of tomorrow. temperatures are cooler than yesterday by the end of the week we have a storm rolling in. the fact we have a winter storm watch a great here's a live bait.right here is is in effect for thursday into friday could get 1 in. of snow at 10050 ft. current temperatures, we're in the thirties just a degree above freezing for napa. upper '30's for san rafael, fairfield,. livermore. by the afternoon those temperatures are not as warm as yesterday, knows '60s. 56 santa rosa, 50 3/6 and cisco

to mark, was in day, very cool morning '20s in land.in there is a look at yoy around the bay. and san francisco the cable car smashed into a bus near russian held sunday afternoon kate l. perrin minibus was struck by a cable car near columbus avenue to driver last control of the cable car after he could not keep it slipping from the cable. jurors of the bus and a cable car are undergoing drug and alcohol tests. five people were arrested on suspicion of trying to buy alcohol from minors. a. boyar girl was asked by police to approach 45 different adults and ask them to buy alcohol. five people agreed they were arrested. all the suspects received notices. if found guilty the minimum fine is $1,000.24 hours community service. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. focusing on the weather and at some of the traffic because it is a holiday it is cold out there and it is called back east to. check out this live shot, you can see all of this snow. >> darya: welcome back to the kr

mark? >> mark: a hearing is set whether not to release a shooting suspect.s well as unseal record of a police search around his home. they oppose a request to hand over the photo air release the records. journalists want to know what items were taken in the search. federal judges in arizona recused himself from the hearing today. president barack obama will be naming a federal court house in arizona after the judge today. as far is lost there, he will not be at today's hearing. >> darya: we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. all looked at s f o. air force one waiting for president barack obama. we will be right back. >> darya: 5:30 a.m., a live shot on the approach to the bay bridge which is dry right now. on the right hand side will much of the bay area is dry, we have rain in the south. if we keep going east we can see this snow developing there. tahoe getting hammered again. a lot of people will want to head out for what is a long weekend. some people have the week for a ski week. we want this bill but we need a break to get there. >> louisa:

different interests. >> mark? >> well, i mean, the combination of crippling sanctions and intrusive inspections and the threat of military force convinced saddam hussein to give up his nuclear weapons. we learned that too late, but it actually worked. and i think the coalition that president obama is building now is broad. we'll have to find out how deep. and the question is, when the chinese and russians violate these sanctions, as they will, what is going to be the response of the obama administration? will it just impos symbolic sanctions against the swiss? or will it, or will it impose sanctions against the chinese? it's done so in the past and it needs to do so again. chinese companies have subsidiaries that are traded on the new york stock exchange, worth hundreds of billions of dollars. under current sanctions law, we can actually deny them the right to own those assets. >> but the united states have had sanctions against china also for many years, and i think the results there have been pretty mixed. would

mark, come on up!applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mark -- [ laughter ] mark, you -- man, you look fantastic. you look very, very stylish. very -- very now. this has been some transformation here. it really has. the facial hair department as well. yeah. >> oh, yeah! >> jimmy: they're psyched about that. friends and family, are you ready to see mark? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: take off your blindfolds. here he is. ♪ >> oh, my god. >> that looks good. real good. >> pretty good. >> jimmy: he likes it. he thinks it looks pretty good. >> big time step up. >> keep it. >> jimmy: yeah, it's pretty good. now for the most important reveal of all. mark, are you ready to see yourself? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think you are. this is real good. you'll be so excited. you have not looked in the mirror since being permed. is that correct? >> no. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. turn around. take a look, left hand. ♪ [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: magic. [ applause ] it's magical. >> it is. >>

i know that mark and facebook would prefer we only tell the story from mark's point of view but we are telling it from mark's point of view as well as the point of view of the people who are suing him. as far as who i got the information from, there was a lot of available research as well as speaking at length and directly to a number of the characters -- characters who were pro trade in the movie and most of them spoke to me on the condition of and i am inty so i -- and on, anonymous. >> but regarding some of the other view points, were any of those viewpoints central contributors to shaping this? >> sure, i can't tell you who i spoke to. >> okay. >> but everyone -- the fact that i have not spoken or met with mark, does not mean mark's viewpoint was not central in shaping the script as well. >> right. >> listen, i don't think there is anybody who would want a movie made about the things they did when they were 19 years old, so i understand how mark feels completely. but on the other hand i -- in fact i know that we were fair, there is nothing in this movie that was sensationalized or

mark go ahead jump in go ahead yes it was and mark go ahead mark i mean i just want to say when i say it was actually there was definitely a democracy rhetoric but there was not a democracy policy and that's a huge difference and i was in iran taking issue with the you know iraqi had any illusions that the u.s. wanted to bring real democracy they whatever democracy there exists in iraq exists because the iraqis fought tooth and claw against the u.s. occupation authorities and pulled out to some extent a functioning democratic system it was not because of the support of the u.s. and certainly everywhere else in egypt in israel and palestine and in libya anywhere else in lebanon that i've been throughout this whole period when the bush administration was in power i could not find one person who actually believed this in the war that the administration said not that it believed a single word that clinton said i there or bush before that or obama today so i'm not singling out the bush administration but you know the idea that at one point we actually had we walk the talk of democracy is j

mark? >> marty: the power outages. people in the north bay it are scattered here and there with no power. it is 73 and that north bay right now. most customers will get their power back this afternoon. up to 3 ft. of snow has already hit the sierra during the president holiday weekend. we'll look at more of the forecast coming up. coming up in the bay area of the lease at pot test more. quite a day yesterday. are we going to see more? alabama absolutely not. we are born to see more. the north bay is one of the places that could stay dry. the peninsula is dry. we are watching a few showers in san jose. we are continuing with wet weather. check all of this snow falls for the mount diablo. also, some still fall into lexington hills as well. as to why didn't it out moisture is still sitting and continuing to final so now that showers are in the south bay. we're going to keep this pattern of showers sent to the south. we are expecting to watch them back up to date east bay and into the delta as

call thousand mark. >> and = oh my gosh! 12,000 mark. default thousand mark on the dow. and many people are employed but also unemployed. historically, we've been burning of the fact that we created death's-hin the fat. and i do nt think we're going to hit rock bottom. with foreclosures, and perhaps that is a foreshadowing of events to come. >> in the six month regatta of the same questions and even difficult questions. >> and in six months. >> rob, thank you. (music) >> a live look from golden gate bridge. temperatures are cooler than just 24 hours ago. what we can expect in the next 24 hours will be the wind picking up. towards 10:00 p.m., winds will be 20 m.p.h. mostly in the teen speeds. and with brisk for the most part. temperatures will be in the 40's. however, those temperatures will remain mild thank you to those winds. and closer to average for this time of year and a 3:00 a.m. we can expect more of this blue with 20 m.p.h. fairfield, gusting up to the 30's by 8:00 p.m. and this will keep our temperatures warmer towards tomorrow morning. the later morning hours,

right, mark? the internet is incredibly valuable in terms of the information that provides access to unlimited resources and with free trade, commerce and opinion and speech, there are people who will take advantage of opportunities and perpetuate some of the less fortunate sides of our society and our approach again is to reward when people do things in an accurate way, make sure that the portrayal is being recognized, so that ultimately somebody would never think of portraying someone in recovery sitting, you know, under a bridge and/or someone who has an addiction because that would be, you know, just not the cool way to do it. and so one step at a time, one program at a time, one writer at a time is the way we eventually will turn this around. doug, why should these industries care as to how they portray this issue? in the long term, it's in their best interest. i mean, i think you can look at some recent examples of global corporations recognizing that working in the public health interest is

said a meanie we've you know we all look comparably the same age here marks a little bit young. but you know we've all been talked you know basically subliminally and very at the very least that you know these people can't rule themselves i think we've been startled by that over the last two months i mean this the revolution pulled off in egypt is very sophisticated very mature population but knew exactly what they wanted to do they didn't need any outside help well in egypt first of all i would be a little careful we're still at the beginning of this story we're not even sure who the transitional period or even really into the transition we're really in the transition to the transition as far as iraq goes i think that was quite a vibrant democracy in the last few years yes it's messy yes they have problems forming coalitions. but you know that's democracy and they're learning and i think it's amazing how despite the tensions within the country the sectarian differences and so forth at the end of the day most iraqis understand this is a real shot itself going to dave and they re

mark has more. >>> hi, tori. the heaviest downpours are involve -- have moved to the southern part of the region. you can see up in the north bay, up in sonoma county, we have that blinking cell. that's to reflect a flood warning in place. this is for a very small area. in fact, i'm clearing out the maps to give you a better perspective. this is just so the together of pen grove, right around petaluma, closer to stony point road. the flooding warning in place is about to expire until 12:15. this-- is this in -- this is in place for willow brook creek. the heavy rain is heading way to the south. here is a look at the heaviest downpours. we'll come 34 tighter closer to -- we will come in tighter closer and you can see the extreme downpours, they are focused on the south bay. we could have somans han -- enhancement here but still some heavier rain closest to mountain view and right around san jose. the yellows and reds correspond. and also right around willow glen. this is a wider perspective of the radar. you will

now we will check that out only continue in a couple of minutes. >> mark: 6:00 a.m. morning news. tracking the storm day to a wild weather moving through the bay area. heavy cells are moving through the bay area right now. team coverage coming up. up in the sierra this snow is piling up in ft. winter storm warning continues through the weekend. >> darya: this is a big storm as promised. we have the warning in the sierra lasting until 4:00 a.m. saturday morning. they have 6 ft. of snow by the time it's done. and the rain inches of rain. >> louisa: let's show you up in the north bay you can see the heavier downpours for the napa valley. we will show you this cell here, a potential for thunderstorms imbedded in it. it looks like word pushing towards the napa valley. right around the pool are

mark?re now on the windy advisories, kron4 is jackie sissel is watching conditions. >> reporter: it seems like we've been in a wind advisory for the last week or so. once again, we are in effect again. a lot of standing water not only on the bridge but says. you can see how what it is. you can see this slate starting to get whipped around. i am not sure how long that when the advisory is in effect. the wind it is extremely strong wind gusts up ports to 30-35 mi. an hour. we'll keep monitoring the situation and pass it along. >> darya: with the the malaguena and no wind rain intoc gas and electric company is dealing with power outages. lafayette = 340. danville = 540. danville along finley = 135. half moon bay and miramar = 3608. if the weather doesn't cause flight delays, there is another reason, united continental holdings says nearly 100 7 5/7 have been grounded. the drug has caused 17 flights canceled and an unspecified number of delays to complete maintenance checks there were not done.

marks, thanks so much for your thoughts. very interesting. >> susie: we've been talking with mark zandi, chief economist of moody's an letics. -- analytics. >> tom: stocks saw another strong month in january, thanks to the continued rally in energy stocks. let's get to tonight's "market focus." the first month of the year put the first month of the year put up some pretty impressive numbers for the big stock indices. here's the big trio. the dow put in the best month among the big three, up almost 3%. the nasdaq added over 2% and the s&p 500 gained almost 2% this month. the second best performer among dow stocks this month, and today, was the biggie, exxon- mobil. the oil giant saw a big pop in profits to end the year. exxon easily beat street estimates thanks to higher oil prices. similar to other integrated oil companies, a profitable refinery business also helped its bottom line. how about the shares? shares caught a bid, jumping 2% and hitting a new 52-week high. over $80 per share. the stock has been trending higher sin

we weren't just marking time.>> reporter: a few years later in a 1994 letter to the nation, president reagan revealed he was suffering from alzheimers. as he faded from public view, his wife nancy carried on as the primary guardian of his legacy. he died on june 5, 2004 at the age of 93. the state funeral at washington's national cathedral was attended by leaders from around the world including mikhail gorbachev. now this weekend, the centennial of ronald reagan's birth is being commemorateed at his presidential library in california. one more opportunity for america to remember the gipper. ,,,,,,,,,,,, none of the fans at cow boy stadium will get to watch tonight's super bowl without watching past some very eye- catching art. here's barry petersen. >> reporter: they have gathered in dallas with rivalrys to settle. >> it's time for the lombardi trophy to go back home. >> reporter: it all plays out here at this $1.2 billion facility. america's most expensive football stadium or is it america's most expensive art ga

cbs' mark strassmann is in cairo. mark, what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. protesters are back in liberation square behind me, once again chanting for hosni mubarak to step down. for the last five hours or so, the -- for now. at day break some protesters were still throwing rocks and the bad blood spilled over into another day in the struggle for egypt's future. overnight brought more gunshots, targeting mubarak protesters, and two of them were killed. it's unclear who fired the shots. suddenly yesterday, it was bedlam in a well-organized assault, wave after wave of mubarak supporters stormed into the square. pelting the protesters with rocks and attacking them with clubs, knives and homemade fire bombs. on both sides people made impromptu weapons, and fought for control of downtown cairo streets. for hours, mayhem ruled this part of the city. they started throwing stones, this protester said, and so we pelted each other with stones. they want to evacuate the square. another wave of attacks. a small cavalry of horses and camels charged on the protesters, add

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joining us in our panel today are mark weber, director of communications, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human services, rockville, maryland; ron tannenbaum, president and co-founder, intherooms.com, fort lauderdale, florida; dr. w. douglas evans, professor and director, public health communication and marketing program, george washington university, washington, dc; sandra de castro buffington, director, hollywood health & society, usc annenberg norman lear center, beverly hills, california. the media obviously influences how people create their opinions, particularly about addiction and treatment issues in behavior health. and doug, why don't we review what we mean about media today. some time ago, marshall mcluhan said that the medium is the message and that is more true today than ever. media have proliferated and they now permeate our society. we're surrounded by it constantly 24/7 and users increasingly are defining what the media are and what those media mean to the rest of us. and mark, why is it important for the media