king had been successful in the montgomery bus boycott. the supreme court 1957 and 58 -- between 57 and 1960, little drummer the exact date, i should know -- d'aspin court handed down a decision. and he was on the cover of "time" magazine. in common would be considered a celebrity, right? and my wife reacted to him like he was a celebrity. when i told her he was coming and when in fact he did come into the house, you would have fought a combination of moses, jesus christ and michael jackson, george clooney comparably everything you could think of all rolled into one walked in. >> host: she knew in advance he was coming. the house was prepared -- >> guest: yes. so he comes into the house. there were cookies and snacks and so forth, and he sits down and he gets right to the point. he says you know, mr. jones, there are lots of white lawyers who help us in the south, who helped us in our work come he didn't say in the south, who helped us with our work. but what we need are young negro lawyers, young negro professionals would come and jason d

king, when you want me to go to montgomery alabama? i don't think i called, i just think what martin said about me but really the subtext title should have been the making of a disciple that changed my life. there is no question about it. >> host: from there, clarence, to go on to the case, what happened with the case because -- >> guest: think about this, in april, have to get my memory, but the exact month, the case is he is acquitted by an all white jury. it's like may have 1960. it may have been 1960. you know, bob laten -- [inaudible] these two tax attorneys in chicago, one had been a supervisor for the internal revenue service. one had been supervising attorney for the revenue service. the other had been a tax examiner for the revenue service. they literally destroy the state's case. savitt was clear to me that the only way that those 12 white people could come back and bring a conviction, they said i'd sure they must have said we can't convict this because we are going to look like fools. racism may be something that pride had t

until this preacher from montgomery gamelan. he initiated a recovery program of non-violent civil disobedience. it is multiple steps. non-violent civil disobedience. it forced america, conscience to publicly see the contradictions between the reality in which it traded call% of its population, people of color, and what is enshrined in the declaration of independence and our constitution. it is forcing american of to see that contradiction that was the first step to enable us to embark on a peaceful recovery. when he was introduced in oslo norway to receive the nobel peace prize in 1964 among the paragraphs that are stated -- i can't think of his name now. yes. the chairman of the nobel peace committee. among the things that he said martin luther king, jr., aside from mahatma gandhi, the only person in the western world who ushered in and led a fundamental political and social transformation and a major country without violence. think about it. >> host: one of the things of the book, though, that struck me that i did not know abo

mike montgomery, the protege, is alive in portland. the portland team knocking down

that equals the same number of miles between selma and montgomery. >> his birthday, you know.did a lot for us, our freedom, our civil rights. gave us our rights. >> freedom train riders can join san francisco's annual martin luther king jr. parade once it arrives at 4th and king street. this happens to be one of the nation's last freedom trains. many others have stopped running because of the economy and money troubles. everyone's being urged to use the king holiday as a day to volunteer. we have a number of opportunities and events listed on our website. just go to abc7news.com. there are reports this morning that former vice presidential and the presidential candidate john mccain is being investigated by a federal grand jury. the grand jury wants to know if campaign funds were illegally used to keep edwards' pregnant mistress in hiding while he ran for president. investigators also want to know how much edwards knew about the money and where it came from. edwards wife elizabeth died of cancer last year. he wards covered specifics when he did say we do not believe there was e

that equals the same number of miles between selma and montgomery. >> his birthday, you know.d a lot for us, our freedom, our civil rights. gave us our rights. >> freedom train riders can join san francisco's annual martin luther king jr. parade once it arrives at 4th and king street. this happens to be one of the nation's last freedom trains. many others have stopped running because of the economy and money troubles. everyone's being urged to use the king holiday as a day to volunteer. we have a number of opportunities and events listed on our website. just go to abc7news.com. there are reports this morning that former vice presidential and the presidential candidate john mccain is being investigated by a federal grand jury. the grand jury wants to know if campaign funds were illegally used to keep edwards' pregnant mistress in hiding while he ran for president. investigators also want to know how much edwards knew about the money and where it came from. edwards wife elizabeth died of cancer last year. he wards covered specifics when he did say we do not believe there was evi

montgomery, you certainly met up with dwight eisenhower. you brought all of that into this enterprise. >> guest: right. i felt i had a sort of handle. as you say, the real advantage that i felt i had in relation to my colleagues in the united states who teach history was that i had actually grown up in a decaying british empire. you know, i was born in 1944. you know? churchill was still dreaming of holding on to india. the african colonies, one the most fascinating things about fdr in my chapter is the way that fdr basically tells churchill that it's no go. >> guest: it's interesting. you portray -- you have hinted at this. but you portray churchill with all of his heroic qualities, larger than life qualities as essentially a man working over his shoulder. and fdr is someone with a clearer grasp of the future that has yet to unfold. >> guest: i think fdr was a real visionry. he's definitely the hero of this book. >> host: that brings something up. 12 figures. it's interesting that the first four, roosevelt, truman, eisenhower, kennedy, the

. >> en san francisco varias personas se quedaron sin hogar por un incendio en la calle montgomery. >bomberos no determinana las causas del incendio . >> una tercera persona que murió en incendio la semana pasada en oakland , un hombre que pereció al salvar a una menor . >> la niña sobreviviente de 7 año emigró desde el el salvador , su padre esta en custodia de ser deportado pero el proceso fue postergado. >> la niña regresaría con su abuelo en el salvador . >> y primer bebñ nacido este año. . >> la pequeña nació un mes antes de lo esperado, en medio de cámaras y fotos . >> ella es asaria aide. >> muy cerca estaba su madre de 19 años. >> a las 12 y 07 minutos nació la niña , esta bajo cuidados especiales por ser prematura. >> me siento feliz y nerviosa. >> ella desea que su hijita estñ bien . >> estuvo su papá en el parto . >> stefani dijo que su padre encontró 7 centavos y dijo que tendría que ver el nacimiento de la bebñ con el número 7 . >> rogaba a dios que todo saliera bien por sus pulmones para que maduraran . >> no venía con sangre. >> con 4 libras nació este bebñ . >> felicid

if the address is montgomery but it is not downtown montgomery is the presidio of the maine coast. walt disney .org lucky of free parking- plenty of free parking. let your imagination go wild. and with some wine tasting, coming up. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. (music), which are back, 9:30 are developing story of a patterson. the search for the 4 year-old, juliani cardenas. he has been missing for 11 days. the alleged kidnapper jose rodriguez. and will tran is joining us, and if these are dead will they be able to find the bodies? >> they say it is going to be very tough but they owe it to the families to give it their best effort. the final push to days of they have budget cuts. yet today they laid off 30 deputies. also there is a lot of money involved behind us. this could be the last day for the canal search. this will begin at 10:00 a.m. and about five minutes ago this sheriff's car mobile command center are arrived. the divers will be here shortly and they would get into the water and focus on this area. and even before they get here i can tell y

. >> los investigadores todavía no logran decir qué fue lo que ocasionó el incendio en la calle montgomeryen el baño del edificio. >> en medio de la polémica avanza el proceso de bolla salvavida. >> se colocarán 30 bollas que advierten a los migrantes de la peligrosidad de las corrientes, muchas personas mueren intentando cruzar ilegalmetne. >> en méxico hay guerra entre en gobierno y la iglesia católica. >> esta vez, los erarcas católicas acusan de autolitarismo, incluso los han llamado talibanes por perseguir a quienes se oponen al aborto y al matrimonio gay. >> mientras un plítico haga esto, esto es muy delicado. >> en agosto el jefe capitalino presentó una denuncia, se insiunúa que los miembros de la corte habían recibido dinero para aceptar que los homosexuales adopten. >> a la iglesia le interesa estar en los medios, le interesa polarizar y jugar políticamente, por lo tanto deben ser muy cuidadosos de no abrirles esa cancha. >> más adelante, continua la controversia por los medidores inteligentes. >> además manejar por las calles de san francisco podría salir más caro. >> el entrendo

he was just 26 years old when he began to lead the montgomery bus boycott. vernon jordan says they went to him and said "we need somebody who's college." somebody who'd been to college. and he had this great spiritual commitment and great moral commitment and he had the philosophy of non-violence which became the driving force, really of the movement and that was critically iortant because for the rest of the country with network television news just coming online they were able to see the courage of those young demonstrators and their dignity and the dignity of their leaders in the face of unspeakable violence and insults and the worst kinds of injustices and they stood their ground because they believed so strongly in what they were doing. that was a brilliant stroke on his part, and they stayed with it. they developed strategy kind of on the run. it was not just dr. king but andrew young and abernathy and harry belafonte in new york. >> rose: but he is the person that made sure non-violence taught began di was the operative tactic of civil rights. >> and

imagine king catching a bus in downtown montgomery.select a seat in the front next to someone tired from a long day's work for little pay. through the bus window he might see dilapidated schools and foreclosed houses. if he were to open up a newspaper, he would read of another war with no end in sight. if king returned to this country upsweep promise and bitter disappointments, he would once again take up the struggle of the poor. he would organize against the upheaval's of racism, militarism, and property. he would invite us to join him. in the 43 years since dr. can's guess, we have not pulled filled his dream of equality. poverty is rising, there is out of reach for too many americans, while the military budget grows. the political landscape king understood well. in his speech "beyond vietnam's" he decries the with war on poverty was abandoned for the war on communism. today we still to spider jets over on an plummet's benefits. the soldiers who fight and die in our army are still overwhelming our nation's poor. if he were here toda

-el incendio de dos alarmas ocurrio a la 1:30 de la madrugada del primero de enero en la calle "montgomeryltaron heridos, y las llamas causaron daÑos materiales que ascienden al millon y medio de dolares. ---mientras tanto, unas 50 personas fueron evacuadas del ayuntamiento de "east palo alto", despues de que un incendio provocado llenara de humo la planta baja del inmueble.---el departamento de bomberos informo que se trato de un pequeÑo incendio, en uno de los baÑos del edificio. ---el incendio fue contenido de inmediato y no se reporto ninguna victima.---la policia le sigue la pista a dos menores que fueron grabados en un video de vigilancia. --en medio de la polemica, avanza el proyecto de instalacion de "boyas salvavidas" en un canal ubicado en la frontera con mexico que ya ha cobrado la vida de cientos de inmigrantes. --los trabajos comenzaron en septiembre. --en total, el "distrito de riego imperial" colocara 105 cables, cada uno con 30 bollas naranjas, a lo largo de las 82 millas del canal "todo americano", asi como "mil-400" letreros bilinües que advirten a los migrantes de la pel

mike montgomery's team is in a rebuilding mode. arizona and allen crab to tie the game at 27.d for cal to play in this -- play them this tight. williams. kyle fog a three-pointer with under a minute to go. arkansas 73- arizona 73-71. the cal bears losing at arizona. stanford winning tonight at arizona, they flip-flop teams this weekend, a win for stanford a loss for cal. the first time the spartans score 100 points in 914 games but they lose. st. marries, as always, among the best teams in the bay area, they are at loyola. he is doing the thing here. 9 assists. setting up jones. mickae 21 points. st. marries win 98-75. 13-2 start. shark as rough start. ryan clowe, who called out his teammates earlier in the week, got in a fight and bert of mike weber. buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, their coach became the 16th coach in nhl history to win 500 games. sharks dropped 4-6. and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing

the elimination of some stops at the embarcadero, montgomery, powell, and other bart metro station will decrease service. this is concerning their money being allotted. plus, i would say that this includes cost overruns during this project, which is an extremely high risk for the san francisco financial future. thank you for your attention. chair nolan: thank you. secretary boomer: and this is mr. kaufman, the last person to turn in a speaker card. chair nolan: good afternoon, mr. kaufman. >> i am going to throw out a few numbers at you. these are all from the mta records. we did not dream them up. i want to talk about just two of the many reasons that many oppose the central project. in fact, what is opposed is gross, quite significant, day- by-day. ridership. back three years ago, when this product was being sold to some rather gullible elected officials, figures were being tilted of 90,000 people per day. as you know, that is nowhere close to being correct. i might say just in passing, that puts it up in a legitimate field with, let's say, some of the new york subways, which may be 8

king, when do you want me to go to montgomery alabama? >> the deal was sealed. >> guest: actually don't think i called. what he said about me but the subtext title should have been the making of a disciple and it changed my life. >> host: from there you go on, what happened with the case? >> guest: is seeking about this april he is acquitted by the all white jury may 1960. and bob, and the tax attorneys from chicago one was day supervisor from the internal revenue service and the other was a tax examiner. they literally destroyed the state's case so it was clear to me, i the only way those 12 white people could come back with a conviction, i'm sure they said we cannot convict because we will look like a fool. her racism maybe something but fried had something to do with it they acquitted because they just destroyed the government's case out can you convict somebody? they would look like fools. that was amazing. but i don't think and judge delaney, we had some great lawyers obviously as you know, from the 1954 case. >> houston and thurgood

supporters of the web site wikileaks protested in front of "the new york times" san francisco office on montgomery streets. demonstrators some of the 2,000 documents week week posted online on the wall. several outlets claim week week -- wikileaks posted the documents online, and criticized the web site's founder. >>> san francisco police are look looking for suspects in a fatal shooting at the lookout on twin peaks. investigators say the dispute followed a dispute between two groups of people. a 23-year-old died from multiple gunshot wounds, witness said two or three suspects fled in a white honda odd desi. >> slammed the door shut, and just the fact three shots fired, about.22 caliber, small-round fire. and nothing loud. >> terry: anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >>> a teenaged boy was killed and two other people injured after gunfire broke out in the bay point residential neighbor last night. officers found a 17-year-old buy lying outside a house with a gunshot wound, 15-year-old and a 20-year-old man were treated for minor injuries. there are no suspects in the ca

king cadging a bus in downtown montgomery.lect a seat in the front next to someone tired from a long day's work for little pay. through the bus window, he might see dilapidated schools and foreclosed homes. if they were to open up a newspaper, and he would read of another war with no end in sight. if dr. king returned to this country, he would once again take up the struggle of the core. he would organize against the interlocking evils of racism, militarism, and poverty. he would invite us to join him. in the 43 years since dr. king's death, we have not fulfilled his dream of equality. health care is out of reach for too many americans what our military budget grows. ours is a political landscape that king understood all too well. he decried the way the war on poverty was abandoned for the war on communism. today, we still choose fighter jets over unemployment benefits. the soldiers to fight and die in our army are still overwhelming our nation's pork. if he were here today, he would say, a nation that continues year after yea

they marched from market and montgomery street0ss to u.n. plaza. they are demanding the resignation of hosni mubarak who had ruled there for almost 30 years. >> the san francisco journalist is fining herself in the middle of the chaos. rachel anderson moved to cairo on a rotary scholarship to produce videos for a local newspaper. she has been documenting the protests over the last week. today we spoke with her via skype, and asked her what egyptants whatnot their their government. >> they want mubarak to just leave and be done, be gone. they want something new. so as long as he does anything, they're going to continue to come out, and today they're -- all ages, all social classes, they're all there together to call for change. >> alan: when we spoke with rachel, phone service had just been restored. she says internet -- the internet is still unavailable except at hotels. >>> the hollywood dream lives on and a lot of peep want to be part of it. casting call for a matt damon movie. leigh glaser coming up to tell you more about the forecast. >> mike:

this weekend in san francisco and several other american cities hundreds gathered at market and montgomery streets yesterday and marched to the civic center waving egyptian flags and chanting in english and egyptian. they claimed u.s. aid is propping up the regime. >> locally a third fatal officer involved shooting in oakland in a weeks time the latest yesterday morning taft in the city's rock ridge neighbourhood area. officers shot a man in camouflage when he pulled out what appeared to be a rifle it was a replica of an assault weapon incapable of firing a shot three officers were involved. >> authorities in stanes law called off the search for a young boy and his alleged abductor. all evidence points to the 4- year-old and jose rodriguez being in the water. they found his car in the water friday empty with the windows rolled down if the bodies are in the water they are probably down stream despite those as certifications the boys family is -- as certifications the boys family is holding out hope he is alive. >>> the recent shootings in tucson won't stop the way jackie spear holds meeting

the same distance between selma and montgomery, alabama. that chartered caltrain is scheduled to leave the station at 9:30. we just checked in with c altrain, they said the freedom train will go on. >>> 8:0. the martin luther king -- 8:06. the martin luther king holiday is also known as a day of service. in san francisco, the presidio is hosting what they call a family-friendly volunteer event. participants will work on s prucing up the grounds. for more on the martin luther king, junior holiday, including quotes and audio speeches, go to ktvu.com and click on the mlk tab. >>> a winter spare the air alert is in effect today over the bay area. that means it's against the law to use a fireplace, wood stove or any other wood-burning device until the ban is lifted. >>> 8:07. we want to check in with sal castanedo get an update on the commute this morning. sal? >> let's been light today, tori and dave. we've been watching caltrain because of that incident in burlingame where a train collided with a pedestrian. the pedestrian died at the s cene.

the two-alarm fire on montgomery began shortly around 1 a.m..our people were injured including a firefighter. firefighters rescued two people who had been guided to the roof of an adjacent building. a rescue basket was lifted up to bring them down. 25 people are displaced and they have been offered shelter at the nearby broadway studios complex. the building is close to the broadway strip with its numerous clubs and restaurants so hundreds of people were celebrating new year's eve at the time. at this hour firefighters are still on scene. out with the old and in with the new. it's a new year and in san francisco hundreds of thousands of people were out to celebrate and to see the fireworks show. >> and what a show it was. look how beautiful it is when the clock struck midnight and the fireworks went off, the crowds stopped what they were doing to watch the display of lights. people came in from all over the bay area and even though officials warned people to leave their cars at home, the bay bridge was packed early in the day as people anxious t

flames could be seen on the roof at the building at the corner of montgomery and pacific in the financial district. thick smoke poured out of the windows. one man was lying on the sidewalk while getting help from firefighters and paramedics. the fire was reported at about 1:30 this morning. to get to it, some firefighters climbed up the outside of an adjacent building. the cause has not been determined. >>> people gathered throughout the bay area last night and into this morning to welcome the new year. >> happy new year! [ cheers & applause ] >> young and old rung in the new year along san francisco's waterfront. thousands of people packed the embarcadero for the annual fireworks display. it was a wet and cold night, but that did not stop people from celebrating in the streets at the stroke of midnight. no reports of any major problems. >>> as the new year begins today, riding cal train becomes a little more expensive. a 25-cent per zone hike kicks in today. for example, a one-way ticket from san francisco to downtown san jose is now $8.50, 75 cents higher than just yesterday. also this

people homeless this morning after an apartment fire in san francisco it happened yesterday at montgomery street and pacific avenue. as you can see the flames spread quickly most people did not have any time to salvage possessions the cause of that fire is under investigation the landlord says the power was out on friday so someone may have been using a candle for light the displaced people are at an emergency shelter. >>> a couple new years laws effect students and parents here in california. middle and high school students not required to be vaccinated against whooping cough starting around age 5. most children are given a pertussis vaccine before starting school but immunity wears off older students will need to provide proof of booster shots before starting school in the fall. >> second law will hold the parents responsible for child have excessive absences. >> after banning plastic foam containers from fast food restaurants the bay area's fourth largest city is joining a county wide effort to ban plastic grocery bags. fremont city council has shown support for banning the bags in 201

the fire began on montgomery street near pacific at about 1:30 this morning. nbc bay area's monty francis is live at the south of market recreation center where those displaced residents are spending the night. >> the red cross is helping families with immediate short term need such as food and shelter. to my right, about 40 people are behind those doors right there, many of them are already sleeping, no doubt exhausted from a new year's day they will not soon forget. less than two hours into the new year, flames forced at looeft 45 people from the apartment building, some of them made it out on stretchers, many with just the clothes on their backs. >> there's one person in his pajamas, we tried to find other clothes for him to put on. the ones we got were too big. >> the fire sent two people to the hospital where they were treated for smoke inhalation and then released. there's no word on the severity of those injuries. within hours of the fire, the red cross has set up a shelter, brought in translators for the victims who spoke mostly cantonese and serving u

. >> mac world 2011 gets underway at the montgomery center in san francisco.ent began this morning with the consumer technologies and gadgets for the mac. 25,000 people are expected to attend. billed as the largest gathering for the apple products. allows to buy the latest apple-related projects. unbiassed training from industry experts. >> that perplexing piano mystery has been solved in miami. nicholas is responsible for this grand piano that show up on a sand bar. he wanted to beef up his application for art school. harrington got his family in on the new year's eve stunt. they lowered it into a canal and set it on fire and lifted it on to the family's boat and dumped it on the sand bar where they burned it again. the piano video was a big hit on the internet and harrington says he's superhappy about the attention. whether or not it will help his college application, >> today on oprah at 4:00, the first lady introduce us to the bravest families in america. another threat overnight. the state senator leland yee. the latest was a phone message that follows th

. >> mac world 2011 gets underway at the montgomery center in san francisco.event began this morning with the consumer technologies and gadgets for the mac. 25,000 people are expected to attend. billed as the largest gathering for the apple products. allows to buy the latest apple-related projects. unbiassed training from industry experts. >> that perplexing piano mystery has been solved in miami. nicholas is responsible for this grand piano that show up on a sand bar. he wanted to beef up his application for art school. harrington got his family in on the new year's eve stunt. they lowered it into a canal and set it on fire and lifted it on to the family's boat and dumped it on the sand bar where they burned it again. the piano video was a big hit on the internet and harrington says he's superhappy about the attention. whether or not it will help his college application, we shall see. oprah: all new. a young father -- blind, barely able to speak. the bravest families in our country. legendary newsman tom brokaw. iconic journalist bob woodward. and first lady

lee and city supervisor david chew toured the burnt out montgomery street apartment complex yesterdayget a look at the progress on reconstruction. that affordable housing complex caught fire early new year's morning displacing some 45 residents. they've been living in temporary housing funded by city and red cross vouchers and mayor lee says that assistance will continue. >> we don't need people in stressful situations untouched by help from the city. >> lee promised to work with the property owner and the city's building inspection department to rebuild quickly. he says he knows the importance of affordable housing in the community. some signs of healing in san bruno. one homeowner has filed plans to build a new house on one of the 38 lots where homes were destroyed by last year's pipeline explosion. the september 9th blast killed eight people and devastated that neighborhood. san bruno officials says one family has filed plans with the city. they did it last week. they could start rebuilding their home this spring. another family also plans to rebuild and plans to file their plans i

>> at least 45 residents have been forced out of their home because of an early morning fire on montgomery street smoke them out. dish it happened at about 1:30 a.m. firefighters had the fire out a little while later. this did run till noon to make sure didn't flare back up, no injuries reported. dish many of the displaced residents will stay at this temporary shelter provided by the red cross. -away early new year's day. dave tells us what they know at this time. >> is a few minutes before 4:00 a.m. saturday when a witness approaches each be officer if saying there was a woman's body lying on the freeway here in this area north of the attali road exit. witnesses say three cars made it the body as of late there, the driver of the third vehicle stay but the body into the chp arrive. an ambulance is called a person was unresponsive at the scene. the chp is unsure of the woman may have been crossing the freeway on foot or fallen from the overpass. the structure was are not theirs traces of drugs or alcohol in our body. in san jose, dave kron 4 news. >> more what whether falling across the bay

. >> reporter: diane, hundreds of protesters marched from montgomery b.a.r.t.tation to the union plaza here in san francisco. they were waving egyptian flags, and chanting in both english and arabic for egyptian president hosni mubarak to step down. the protest started at noon and didn't end until after 3:00. it was just one of many ro tests in cities across the united states. today organizers say they are marching in solidarity with people in egypt and other countries who they say are struggling. under decades of dictatorship, poverty, unemployment and torture. >> one, to show that there are people in the western world who are standing side by side with them. and two, to demand the united states and u.s. aides to egypt. >> reporter: protesters are calling on president barack obama to condemn the actions of egypt's president and want to see massive government reform in that country. protesters say they are greatly disturbed by the images of the clashes between protesters and police in egypt. they say they will continue to make their voices heard in the u.s. wit

several hundred people gathered at market and montgomery waving egyptian flags calling for an end to the hosni mubarak regime. scott goldberg has the latest developments in egypt. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a police van pushed protestors back in alexandria, egypt, but nothing has contained the anger spilling out all over the city. they lit vehicles on fire. attacked police stations. and rioted in the streets. an army commander warned a crowd of thousands in cairo to stay inside once night fell. but many ignored the 4:00 p.m. curfew. president hosni mubarak swore in a vice president for the first time in 30 years suggesting that the violent protests may have forced the leader to device succession plans. the u.s. had urged him to take concrete action before the new vice president was announced. hundreds of protestors gathered at the united nations saturday afternoon. one of more than a dozen demonstrations across the u.s. >> enough is enough. people are killing each other and you're using the army against the people now. >> reporter: the protestors say they came here to express solida

it gutted a building at montgomery and pacific displacing four dozen people. the landlord said the power had been out and someone may have been using a candle. today ed lee said the tenants had been placed in temporary housing at a nearby hotel. >> they will be there for a little while. they are existing on red cross and city funded vouchers and we will extend those to the extent that we can to make sure that their temporary housing needs are met. >> the mayor said it is important that the building be rebuilt quickly because there is so little affordable housing available. he urged tenants to clear out their belongings, insurers to expedite settlements and the city to issue building permits quickly. >>> the devastated neighborhood in san bruno is ready to rebuild. the pipeline explosion in september killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. well, now the first of the residents has filed plans to rebuild. their home was at 1710 clairemont drive just feet from the source of the explosion. the city is fast tracking the permit process even wave waiving some of t

they toured the burned out complex on montgomery street. the complex, which is an affordable housing building, caught fire new year's morning, displacing 45 residents, who have been living in temporary housing funded by vouchers. >> we don't need -- leave people in stressful situations untouched by help from the city. >> terry: lee promised to work with the inspection department to ensure a quick recovery and understands the importance of affordable house neglect community. >> up next, the cost of being governor. arnold schwarzenegger tells the world what he could have made in his acting career. >> i happened to get hit by bullets but you got wounded, too. >> terry: a giffords aide is back at work comforting her coworkers, and the 17-year-old becomes the youngest woman to win the miss america crown. >> leigh: some parts of the bay area seeing clear skies, but the fog is back inland. fog advisories back [ alarm clock buzzing, indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] important events can sneak up on you. oh, i am not ready. can i have

mike montgomery, the protege, is alive in portland. the portland team knocking down the gales tonight. the 3 that puts it away. losing their first conference game 70-85. tonight at the tank, no hockey. just mma. her shell walker won his strike force event with a first-round tko. there are two sharks away from the tank taking part in the all-star skills competition tonight. boyle will play tomorrow. the scene in raleigh, north carolina, tonight was skills to pay the bills. rookie star logan leads all rookies in the lead with 22 goals thus far. in the shootout, not number 23. helped his team take the overall competition tonight. he also won his round in the accuracy shooting event. >>> tiger woods sporting a stanford look, but didn't bring him much luck. going for birdie here and he's just off the mark. 4 under, eight shots off the lead. the lefty with 12 under. in very good position for what could be his fourth career win at torrey pines. of course, he grew up in playing in san diego. >>> senior bowl in alabama. rob ryan there, watching

. >> montgomery in benedict arnold. specs the montgomery is going that route and benedict arnold is going through this kind of root of course my beloved state of maine, which he just barely survived for this force, but the targets are the core target of canada, they are montr, which the united states, well that's not the united states, yet, the american patriots captor and then they move on to quebec and the siege that attack and are defeated there and then it is a long roll back during 1776. that would have been the natural strategy to have pursued and this is one that is suggested by jefferson that is what they are going to do, they're going to target montr and move back to quebec. that is how you win in canada because everything further upstream, which is upper canada is going to fall any way because you are going to cut them off from reinforcements and supplies if you control montreal and quebec and from the rest of the british empire. that is the key to winning. and everybody understood that sort of

lee and supervisor david chew toured the burnt out montgomery street apartment complex yesterday.y want to get a look at the progress on reconstruction. the affordable housing complex caught fire early new year's morning displaying 45 residents. they've been living in temporary housing funded by city and red cross vouchers. mayor lee says that assistance will continue. >> you don't leave people in stressful situations untouched by help from the city. >> lee promised to work with the property owner and the city's building inspection department to rebuild quickly. he says he knows the importance of affordable housing in the community. there are some signs of healing in san bruno. one homeowner has filed plans to build a new house on one of the 38 lots where homes were destroyed by last year's pipeline explosion. the september 9th blast killed eight and devastated that neighborhood. san bruno officials said one family filed plans with the city last week and could start rebuilding their home in the spring. another family also plans to rebuild and intends to file their plans in the com

tournaments from various years of participation casey though successfully navigating that colin montgomerie design course battling it out with peter hudson miguel and gail kim is until the end of playoffs seemed imminent but not for par in the giving man his eleventh career european trip to the single stroke around three hundred also out of to become. left the is on the right track meanwhile over at the torrey pines golf course phil mickelson sharing a one shot lead with fellow american bill haas after three rounds of play at the farmers insurance open tiger woods hasn't lost that this course in seven years but cementing that run will be problematic tiger pulling some eight strokes behind during the. bigots and played it somewhat safe on the date but his sixty eight was good enough to tie us in chop house and self healing pushing his one shot lead on the final hole to tie with lefty for the day bubba watson the hunter my closest challenger sitting a block. large hills big thrills on a very happy crowd in germany the local favorite severin frind gilded to the second ski jump world cup victor

meanwhile, cal's head coach mike montgomery has a protege making real good. pilots coach eric spent years in the farm with monty. his team is prepared for the gales doing their best. the three put this one away. st. mary's losing their first conference game. cal women in eugene get an 81-61 win over oerlg. the stanford women beat oregon state by 30 points today. stanford men will soon tip off at maples against the beavers. a stanford man flashing cardinal flair in his first tournament of the season. tiger woods sporting the stanford block-ess. but it didn't bring him much less. off the mark here. 4 under. 8 points off the lead. lefty with a great round and at 12 under in good position for what could be his fourth career win at torrey pines. >>> the nhl all-star game tonight. one of the memorable events of the weekend. sharks rookie star logan leads all rookies in the league with 22 goals so far. he picked a handful of other rookies to participate in tonight's festivities, including, i guess what are you going to call this, the mcmuff inshoot, or whatever they

. >> reporter: it was caught in a dramatic number of images by photographer montgomery, he describes what seesaw. >> this rogue wave came out of nowhere, a set wave way out on the horizon, because everyone was sit smaller this morning, they were sitting inside, the larger waves break to the outside so just about everybody in the lineup out there got caught by this big wave. >> this accident has once generally kindled the debate over the use of personalized watercraft like jet skis at the mavericks. right now they are only allowed in the biggest of waves but they say they are herself at all times. >> couldn't have effected a rescue without the watercraft being out there. it's a really dangerous place and has to be taken seriously. >> reporter: he owns mavericks surf shop and is one of the organizers. had a photographer from australia not been on a jet ski against regulations he would most certainly be home. >> it really hits home. you never know what's gonna happen out there. you know the worst is possible at any moment, whether it's only 10 feet or whether it's 50 feet like we saw la

at the corner of montgomery and pacific streets in the financial district. flames on the roof, thick smoke poured out of windows. some of the people that escaped were injured. the fire started about 1:30 a.m. this morning and to get to it some firefighters had to climb up the outside of an adjacent building. no word yet on the cause of that fire. >>> the chp is trying to find out how a woman's body ended up on highway 101 in san jose. her body was found in the north bound lane about 4:00 a.m. this morning. it is not clear whether the woman was walking on the highway or had fallen or jumped from the overpass. witnesses say two vehicles hit her before a third car hit her again and stopped at the scene and waited for chp. >>> well, it was a cold and cloudy start to the new year. we even saw snow in the far north bay. this is highway 29 on mount st. helena this morning. a couple inches fell forcing closure of the highway for a few hours. and we can expect it to stay cold and a little wet. meteorologist lawrence karnow has the details for us. hey, lawrence. >> ha

this was at the corner of montgomery and pacific streets in the financial district. flames on the roof, thick smoke pouring out of windows. some of the people who escaped were injure. the fire started about 1:30 a.m. and to get to it some firefighters had to climb up the outside of an adjacent building. >>> the new year brings about a number of changes including a new law that aims to protect the health of your children. the vaccine required for all middle and high school students. >>> 4 pounds, 5-ounces. we will introduce you to the first bay area baby born in 2011. >>> high, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs5weather center. 2011 starting like it ended in 2010. how much more can we expect in the rain department? we will talk about more on that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cough. >>> a new state law now requires all middle and high school students be vaccinated against whooping cough. most are given a vaccine before they start school between the ages of 4 and 6 but immuneity begins to wain after 10 years. health officials say older students will need to show