>>> health crisis for nelson mandela. the icon hospitalized in south africa. we'll have an update from the scene. >>> and snow way. the east coast battered by this week's megastorm, getting word that another could be just days away. >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for being with us today. protesters in egypt are promising, now, to unleash the biggest show of strength yet in their week-long demonstration against the government. >> the response so far, an overnight blackout on all internet, even cell phones, aimed at silencing the threat. lama hasan is joining us now from a phone line in cairo. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. people here have organized another day of anger. another day of rage. more anti-government protests will follow midday prayers. they are expected to be bigger than anything we've seen so far. as for the telecoms in the country, our cell phones are working sporadically. now, it looks like our cell phones are completely jammed. and egyptian cell phones are also blocked. people can't dial in or out. and overni

coming up later, nelson mandela as binges church after treatment for an infection. has been discharged after treatment for an infection. >> it was billed as a day of rage, but until that moment they poured out after friday prayers and headed straight forç the tn square. it was not clear how powerful today's demonstrations would be. our correspondents are saying they lookúl@ke a real threat. tahrir square is in the heart of the demonstrators. the ruling party's headquarters is on fire. troops are on the streets and the government has declared a curfew. it is being ignored by thousands. the curfew was imposed hours ago in the capital and major cities of alexandria. çother cities have also seen angry protests. in cairo, tvuj are sounding the egyptian museum to protect the antiquities there. our cairo correspondent witnessed the violent protests. >> a prayer for egypt perhaps. this country surely need it today. amongst these worshipers, nobel peace prize winner -- the lines are drawn. as friday prayers and, erupt. -- itç erupts. president mubarak is the first target.

nelson mandela leaves the hospital in good spirits. he was discharged after a treatment for a respiratory infection. >> egypt's president remains defiant in the face of violent protests against his 30 years of rule. president mubarak sent the army onto the streets after a day of rage that saw thousands of protesters defying curfew. he has been on state television after midnight local time to say he has asked his government to step down and will appoint a new one tomorrow. he has promised to continue efforts towards democratic reform, but he gave no hint he was considering the action many demonstrators are demanding, his own demonstration -- his own resignation. >> [unintelligible] should not have happened. [unintelligible] and other freedoms that the reforms brought along to the people. as a precedent of the republic -- president of the republic and given my prerogative as a ruler, i will remain president. and i will keep my right to exercise my right as long as it is within the legality and respect of the law. as these lines divide li

but south african schoolchildren offering messages of support to nelson mandela. he is next door for what his aides term routine checkup. attending a conference in switzerland, assisting -- insisting there is no cause for concern. >> given his age, he has been getting to attack a period of checkups are more frequent than when he was a young man. this is an understand -- this is one of the issues. >> relatives and friends have been streaming into the hospital. >> we thank god for you. you have seen it all. we say, god's will be done. >> nelson mandela has been in hospital for more than 24 hours. this may not because for alarm but it is cigna bonelli blogger than previous checkups. people -- significantly longer than previous checkups. garcia's a wonderfuhe is a wondl statement and i wish to better soon. >> i need him to be healed so he can carry on his work. >> his last birthday party. he is rarely seen in public. he has become a distant but still iconic figure. >> an the american employee in -- an american employee has been convicted of murder. he is being questio

france, grandchildren, and winnie nelson mandela. it is hard to tell what type of gathering this is, but the health of this frail 92 year-old is on the minds of everyone. >> you have seen it all. we say god will be done. >> south africa's president attending a conference in switzerland is urging the public not to get carried away by rumors and speculation. >> president mandela given his age, he has been going to the hospital for check ups. i am sure they are more frequent than when he was a healthy, young man. this is one of those checkups. >> we have not heard anything official since wednesday. he has been in the hospital for more than 24 hours. it may not be cause for alarm, but it is significantly longer than previous checkups. as the hours go by, people are becoming a little bit more anxious here. >> i feel like the family should tell the nation what is really wrong with him. >> he is a wonderful statement and everyone in south africa loves him. i wish him better soon. >> this morning, children at a school overlooking the hospita

the -- nelson mandela was released from the hospital. we now know he was being treated for arrest -- respiratory infection. >>> 25 years ago today, the challenger crew dies just seconds after liftoff. , those were the final words from the crew. the challenger carrying seven people on board including chris ta mccull low chosen to be the first teacher in space. it's a data many people say they will never forget. >> i had friends that wrote songs about it. it really like impacted us on a psychological level. >> i remember being horrified actually when the news came in. >> nasa will hold a remembrance ceremony starting just about an hour from now. >>> a hotel owner is due in court this morning to face arson charges. a 44-year-old owns the hotel on 13th street in oakland. investigators say he tried to hire an arsonist to burn down the building so he could collect insurance money. he faces a possible 10-year jail term if convicted. >>> oakland police chief anthony batts and the mayor are promising to fix a problem with the city's radio system.

nelson mandela has now been in the hospital for more than 24 hours. that in itself might not be cause for alarm but in seeing significantly longer than previous check ups. people are becoming a little bit more anxious as the hours go by. >> i feel that the family must tell something. >> we need him to -- >> he is a wonderful states man and everyone in south africa loves him and i wish him better sin. >> this morning, children at a school overlooking the hospital sent their best wishes to a man whose life is already a legend. >> he stands for us. >> his last birthday party, the former prisoner, liberation hero, and is rarely seen. he has become a distant but iconic figure. tonight at the hospital, not quite a vigil but an uneasy wait for hard news. >> in sub-saharan africa, it is becoming difficult and even dangerous to be gay. in uganda, a bill has been introduced in parliament which would make harsh penalties on homosexuals. was the death of david kato a robbery gone wrong or something else? >> david kato was murdered in his home. the police say it w

nelson mandela has been in the hospital for more than 24 hours. that in itself might not be cause for alarm but this is longer than previous checkups. people are becoming a little bit more anxious here as the hours go by. >> i feel that the family, they will know what is really wrong with him. >> -- he is a wonderful statement. everyone loves him. >> this morning, children send their best wishes to a man whose life is already a legend. >> he has done the best for us. >> his last birthday party. the former president, liberation hero, and political prisoner is rarely seen in public anymore. he is iconic figure. tonight, not a vigil but an uneasy wait for hard news. >> a dispute over a game of billiards has sparked a clash in nigeria which left three people dead and dozens of buildings on fire. the trouble broke out in central nigeria. police said that five mosques and 50 homes were set on fire. a man has been arrested for keeping his wife and the seller for 8 years what he lived in the same house with his girlfriend. police found the woman lying nak

worry as south africa's anti-apartheid hero, nelson mandela makes a hospital visit. >>> kentucky collision, a out of control vehicle barrels into a restaurant. >>> and web sensation, a gorilla that can walk upright, just like a human, becomes an internet celebrity. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with an iconic leader. former south africa president and anti-apartheid hero nelson mandela has been released from the hospital in johannesburg. >>> now nelson mandela has arrived behind me in johannesburg, south africa, after merely two days, 48 hours in the hospital. the doctor said he was sufrg suffering from acute respiratory illness and that he is responding well to treatment and he will receive home care at this house behind me. now, the south african -- many people have played down the severity of this, but have said he is 92 years old, and he is no longer a 19-year-old. a routine check-up for this is different than for a young person. the world press ar

he faces nelson in the crypt of st. paul's cathedral. absolutely, by the way, the right place for him. because he and nelson were about the same height -- [laughter] and they were both very slender, they were both vain and arrogant and did their very best to hide it behind a mask of humility and mod decemberty. modesty. nelson was a womanizer, and lawrence was not at all a womanize. but -- womanizer. but his position there is perfect. however, if you go to college in oxford, you will find the famous 1919 portrait of lawrence. if you go to college, also, at oxford, you will find his robes, his gold dagger that he bought in mecca and another portrait of lawrence. in the church there is kennington's life-sized effigy of lawrence in arab robes clutching his dagger with his head on a camel's saddle carved out of marble. i think there are probably more statues and paintings to lawrence than there are to anybody else in english life except nelson. in the meddle east, no -- middle east, no. lawrence is not popular in the middle east, again, beca

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and with the health of nelson mandela the former south african president and anti-apartheid active as has been all hospitalized. and they're insisting that he is in no danger. he is been in the hospital for two consecutive days. nelson mandela is 92 years old. >> with cooler temperatures tomorrow, and increasing cloud coverage. rainfall this weekend. we will talk all about that, coming up. @ >> >>this just in to the kron 4 news room mayor and police are telling, they arrested a 28 year-old man of having sex with a 13 year-old girl. this happened with the last month over a three week. >> michael evans, was getting trekked to meet getting-trucks, and police found him, but he fell in front of a van after a police chase. he was arrested and treated in a hospital and now is in custody. (music) >> this fog is going to be an issue with reduced visibility. fairfield is a little bit of an improvement. and of course the central valley, for this time of year. seeing local dense fog. and the light winds and cooler temperatures are going to be making fog more widespread. possibly to the bayshore.

my name is nelson jim. i come with you -- to you with great feelings of the navajo. it is really an honor for me to be here, specifically, very pleased to speak on behalf of my sister. i have worked with her for many years. i just want to say that the issue that faces our community is huge. the challenge could be something like david and goliath. the issues that aurora had to deal with, the friendship house association of american indians, all the other programs that serve native people are huge. so are some of the challenges that we are faced with. we have the lowest life expectancy. 500% higher for tuberculosis. american indians have the highest rate of diabetes and other americans 195% higher. native americans have the highest rates of alcoholism. suicide is one of the highest health disparities that impact our community. access to treatment and care is the lowest for native americans in san francisco alone. they are clearly underserved populations, the city and county of public health. one of the key issues to really underscore is why we're here. we're healthy, b

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

nelson tells us mayor kevin johnson said he couldn't go with him, so he gave the mayor a warning. >>-- >> i felt threatened. i think, one, that i hope no public official has to be in that predicament or situation. >> i don't think it is a threat. i think of it as a warning. >> friend of nelson tell our sister station in sacramento he was diagnosed with a mental disorder and may have been off his medication. nelson says he's sorry. >>> well, it took a while but after four months since the san bruno explosion, victims finally get donation checks from the city. the san bruno city council is handing out roughly $390,000 in individual and corporation donatio donations. people's homes were destroyed, yellow-tagged households get $4,000 each and $1,000 goes to each family who has minor damage from the explosion. meantime, the parents of a young woman killed by the blast are filing a wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. the parents of 20-year-old jessica moralis say nonetheless and ultrahazardous activity led to the death of their daughter. morales was visiting her boyfriend when the pipelin

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair.l, though violent protests that started in tunisia are spreading like wildfire across the region. egypt bracing for the worst today and could have an big impact on the war on terror. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> an amazing domino effect in that part of the country. >>> later, millions of weather-weary americans are digging out from yet another snowstorm. get this, could the next blizzard be days away? >> those snow-shoveling muscles are in full flex for some people. >>> it's friday and also polka time. barry is here with a special performance to wrap up our 19th birthday celebration. it's one you don't want to miss. >> no kidding. >>> we begin with that growing wave of protests sweeping across the middle east. today's demonstrations in egypt could be the largest and most violent so far. >> lama hasan is jonning us live by phone this morning from cairo with the very latest. lama, hearing words like "revolution" there. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. it's safe to sa

nelson told the man he couldn't go with him, so he gave the mayor a warning. >> okay. i just told him that -- >> i felt threatened. one, i hope no public official has to be in that predicament or situation. >> i don't think it is a threat. i think of it as a warning. >> friend tell our sister station in sacramento nelson was diagnosed with a mental disorder and may have been off his medication. nelson also apologized. >>> drug dealers are finding new ways to smuggle drugs into the u.s. by using old techniques. we have recent surveillance video shot by u.s. customs and border protection. you can see suspects loading drugs into a catapult that was towed by an suv. just like the ones used during the medieval times. they fired off a number of packages before u.s. border agents were able to call in u.s. officials to the scene. the suspects fled leaving behind the catapult and 45 pounds of marijuana. >>> nearly 26 million americans now dealing with diabetes. the centers for disease control and prevention released a new estimate yesterday. that means that 1 in 12 americans ha

rodgers and the pack would answer in the sefnlgtd aaron steps up, fines nelson.elson stretches for the pylons. ties the game at 7. ensuing kickoff. taken three yards deep. a great move on the kicker and he is gone. 103-yard, and that was the last time falcon fans would have a reason to celebrate. that's because rodgers simply took over. later in the second, game tied at 14. the former san jose state start james jones, a sense sayingsal grab in the end zone. the back breaker, final seconds of the half. matt ryan is picked off, and williams takes it to the house. 70 yards as time expires. 28-14 green bay at the half. the rout was on. rodgers, 31-36. green bay hammers the top seed in the nfc, 48-21, moving on to the nfc title game. >> probably was my best performance, at the stage we were on, and the importance of this game, and it was good night. >> mike: the afc, bitter rivals meeting in pittsburgh. ravens and steelers. big ben fumbles. everybody thinks it's an incomplete pass, everyone but cory redding, picks it up and runs for the score. play until you hear the

>> five years old, they're like little sponges. >> reporter: nelson's family speaks spanish at home sois trilingual, which the eight- year-old is already planning to exploit. >> i'm job and test test test >> reporter: these kids have been studying chinese for four year 're pretty good but this is an unusual school. across the country, only 50,000 american school kids are studying chinese. in china, by contrast, there are 200 million students learning english. the numbers are increasing. a decade ago about 300 schools in the u.s. taught chinese. now it's close to 1,600, driven by interest in china's $6 trillion economy, now the second biggest in the world. at city terrace, the chinese immersion program is so popular, they have a waiting list. >> learning chinese as a second language will help their children to be able to find a better job later on. >> reporter: and then there are the hidden benefits. why do you think your parents wanted you learn chinese? >> i think they wanted me to learn chinese because they like to go to chinese restaurants. >> reporter: two languages, two cultures,

a day of confusion and concern about the health of nelson mandela. very little official information coming out and millions of south africans are really hungry to hear more information about the health of their great icon, now 92 years old and very frail. he was taken into the hospital yesterday after having difficulty breathing. tonight a spokesman for the mandela family said that he was in good spirits. they said that they were hopeful that he was being treated well for his lung condition and that he might be released perhaps as soon as tomorrow. now, amongst those sending their best wishes, the former u.s. president, bill clinton. he said quite simply "he is my friend. i love him." brian. >> we'll check back there if need be. thanks. >>> back now to this country. as we reported here last night, the color-coded terrorist threat advisory system that's been in place since just after 9/11 is now officially going away. no more red, orange, yellow alerts to confuse and confound the public. tonight we now know what will replace it. our justice correspond

the overnight announcement about the health of former president nelson mandela. >> i'm jenelle wang live news room. the government shut down internet and cellphone service to disrupt tens of thousands of demonstrators. why the u.s. is watching what happens. ring ring. progresso. i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. now we're addingven bigger pieces of white meat chicken. oh, so when's the big da oh, we got married years ago. but the point is, i fit in it! well good for you! male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. soft! hard! [ male announcer ] how do you decide between crunchy and soft tacos? why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. . >> welcome back. it's 4:48. a look at temperatures across the country. the surge of warmth from 71 dallas, 63 chicago. freezing near minneapolis, chicago, the northeast. i have some other good news. it is quiet in all our major airports. a little snow shower around the great lakes. maybe delays there. if we have any develop over the weekend or anyti

david nelson was 74 years old. >>> time, now, for some sports news.his time of year, of course, that means lots of basketball. the pros and college highlights from espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. and we start with a record performance by the lakers in l.a. they're taking on the cleveland cavaliers. early in this game, kobe bryant gets the lay-in to go. later on, shannon brown, off th. screen. pulls up for the jumper. and that's good. and so, the lakers absolutely pouring it on offensively. kobe bryant, driving in the lane. pulls up, just shy of the free-throw line. hits the jumper. and the lakers, cruising. they're up 70-27. this is the icing on the cake. shannon brown pulling up. the heave is good from half-court. the lakers win 112-57. it's the fewest ever allowed in franchise history. >>> college hoops, byu taking on utep. time running out. fredette, it's like he's in the nba. down it goes. byu, up 42-45 at the half. fredette, still not done. byu up by 18. fredette again. slithering in the lane. gets the layup.

nelson watched a mountain of water surprise surfers on saturday. >> the boards are about ten feet in length. this wave was probably 30 feet. some of the guys got caught. >> reporter: nelson knew something was wrong when he saw a surfboard floating toward the rocks. his filming partner wasn't on a jet ski shooting because with only a high surf advisory in effect, they're not allowed. >> because of the noaa ban on wave runners, curt didn't go out. the gentleman out there, an a australi australian, didn't know it was against the law. >> reporter: it was a life-saving mistake. when russell saw jake in trouble, he zipped in and took him to shore. >> i've been held down for two waves out there. and it's not a walk in the park. you know, you're fighting for your air. >> reporter: maverick founder jeff clark says jet skis at maverick are a life line. >> i've done more rescues of guys, you know, blown acl, lost their board, caught in a rip, in the rocks, go and get them with the jet ski. >> reporter: his brother is grateful someone was there to help. >> he had no pulse when he was on the beac

we have a full highlight though of nelson dunking. he had 24.rj a nelson tip in at the buzzer. 86-84. stanford women. ucla 64-38. and ca over usc 82-71. done deal. new offensive coordinator of the raider as of tonight. sander spent 3 decades on the side line in the nfl. most recently as consultant in baltimore. he worked sentence willful campbell in washington and knows hue jackson with his time with the ravens. word is that sink 0is trying to talk his way into silver and black so sander has plenty of weapon and anybody into tweeting is happy. >> a a lot of challenge. maybe more than weapon actually. >> very entertaining. thanks. >> all right that's what'sing news. nature line up next. >> for all of us, thanks for joining news appreciate your time hope to see you again tomorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> nelson mandela left a johannesburg hospital. doctors say he will continue his treatment at home. he is suffering from a respiratory infection. the 92-year-old was checked into the hospital wednesday for a weekend checkup but his extended stay created worldwide concern. those close to mandela say he is not in danger and is in good spirit. >>> an art auction is being held to honor the two uc berkeley students still imprisoned in iran. sarah shourd was the only one of the three to be released. she is expected to attend the event which starts at 7:00 at the soma cultural arts center. it will include artwork done by shane bauer. >>> a troubling story in mon tar ray county. another puppy is recovering from a botched surgery by a man who posed as a licensed veterinarian. the humane society received a call. the owner said the puppy was given a faulty ear and tail cropping. he is accused of disfiguring three other puppies. a $3500 reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest no last week's death of an elephant at six fla

el viernes pasado este dia los familiares de nelson benavides presentaron una peticion ante el juez conl objetivo de demorar la deportacion. pero la ultima palabra la tendra la agencia de inmigracion que esta investigando el caso, ya que aun no determina si el padre sera dejado en libertad por supuestos antecedentes con la justicia. ---en oakland, esta noche continuaron los festejos para conmemorar el juramento hisÓrico de "jean quan" como alcaldesa de esa ciudad.---las puertas de la alcalÍa estuvieron abiertas para que el Úblico entrara y se entera de la variedad de servicios que ofrece la municipalidad.---horas antes, "quan" se convirtÓ en la primera mujer y la primera persona de origen asÁtico en asumir el cargo.---"edgardo quijano" tiene la informacÓn. --el democrata "jerry brown" se convirtio hoy en el trigésimo-noveno gobernador de california.-- la ceremonia de toma de posesion que conto con la presencia de unas 3-mil personas, entre ellas el mandatario saliente y las congresistas "nancy pelosi" y "diane feinstein" paso de los momentos emotivos... a la risa. --el gobernador provoc

former president nelson mandela is out of the hospital.mandela was discharged this morning after two days of treatment for what doctors call an acute respiratory infection. mandela will remain under close observation as he recovers at home. >> here in this country a tragic end for a story we've been following. the search for a young mother of two reported missing on monday in southwestern michigan. the bodies of 30-year-old amy hensley and another woman, 36-year-old tonya howerth were found today by michigan state police just a few miles from hensley's home. both women had been shot multiple times. their bodies were buried near a mobile home where dogs led police to a pool of blood yesterday. the mobile home is owned by the suspect in this case. his name is junior beevey, and he is a cousin of hensley's husband. police say he knew both victims well. it is believed they left her house with him willingly. he is now under arrest. he will be arraigned later today on two charges of murder. >>> this morning ford motors announced $6.6 billion in

nelson was arrested last night accused of calling diane watson and threatening to kill her. police searched his apartment and found several stolen items but no weapons. he was on parol for a prior terrorist conviction. >>> and a san francisco woman received an anti aircraft projectile in the mail. several apartments near by had to be evacuated by police say the projectile wound up being harmless. the woman ordered a cooking package on ebay when the projectile was sent instead. >>> caltrain will be holding a meeting to keep service intact and boost ridership. the caltrain board is expected to declare a fiscal emergency for the third straight year. the that meeting is open to the public and suggestions are open. >>> giving you a live look here at san francisco. low clouds hanging over head, about a quarter mile off the ground and that's why it's easy to see down below and into the city this morning. we are going to see changes, take a look at the satellite and radar here. we will watch mid- and high level clouds move through. that is the storm that will bring us the rain as ea

we'll have more with the first lady in our next half hour. >>> we turn to nelson mandela. the former south african president was just discharged from the hospital this morning. he had been admitted for a respiratory infection. and jeffrey kofman has the latest in johannesburg. jeffrey? >> reporter: good morning to you, george. after spending two days at the hospital here in johannesburg, it was real concern that nelson mandela was nearing his end. look at the morning paper. "a nation holds its breath." south africa and the world can breathe easier, for now. moments ago, we learned that the 92-year-old former south african president has been discharged after recovering from what doctors call acute respiratory infection. they emphasize, though, that he is very frail. and he'll have to continue medical care at home. he hasn't been seen in public since south africa hosted the world cup last summer. doctors said this morning, around his hospital bed, he was joking. it seems that one of the great leaders of the 20th century, still has some fight left in him. george? >> jeffrey,

portavoz de la agencia de inmigracion y control de aduanas "virginia kice", informo que el envio de "nelson" a su pais de origen se pospuso indefinidamente hasta que se defina quien tendra la custodia de su pequeña.---la funcionaria agrego que "benavides" sera trasladado a las oficinas de "ice" en san francisco, para que tambien pueda asistir a los funerales de su familia.---el incendio de dos alarmas que acabo con la vida de "ruth muÑoz" y su hija "ivonne benavides" ocurrio el pasado jueves. ---los reguladores federales le urgen a los operadores de gasoductos que identifiquen y revisen los registros de las tuberias consideradas "peligrosas".---alarmados por el hecho de que "pg&e" tenia registros de fallas en el gasoducto que exploto en san bruno en septiembre del aÑo pasado, el departamento de seguridad en los ductos y en los materiales peligrosos exigio a las empresas que se aseguren de que la presion maxima de operacion es la adecuada para sus lineas.---la compaÑia californiana llevaba registros inexactos sobre los tubos soldados en la tuberia y los investigadores sospechan que el estall

su padre, nelson benavides esÁ preso y aguarda deportacÓn.cedentes criminales, y Ún no se determina si le entregaÁn a la menor. menor. no es que la van a poner en el avión y que ella regrese a su país sin una protección.esta abogada dice que existen protecciones migratorias para menores en este tipo de casos. casos. no tiene a su mamá, su papá está bajo proceso de deportación. puede ser que tal vez no van a poder reunir el papá con la niña, puede ser que tal vez no va a ser en el mejor interés de la niña de regresar a su país, que es el salvador, asi que tal vez haya una manera que ella pueda qudarse aqui en los estados unidos.allison se encuentra con familiares.. y el consulado de el salvador esÁ tratando de conseguirle representancÓn legal hay un programa que se llama 'special juvenile immigrant status' para ayudar a un niño o una niña que ha sido abusado, que ha sido abandonado por sus padres, o en este caso seria que ella calificaria siendo que ella ha sido abandonada en el sentido que su mamá, ya no tiene su mamá, su papá está en un proc

i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm rob nelson. very different atmosphere there in washington in light of the tucson shootings and the midterm elections. we'll break down the president's speech last night, find out more about what he said and like we said, where we go from here. i'm rob nelson. thanks for being with us again. >> that's right. as we've been talking about, it was the state of the union. we'll be discussing that. the 216th time the president has given a congressional state of the union. we also want to talk about the weather. why is it so cold? we've all been asking the same question as you. we probably don't have to tell you this. it was one of the nastiest winters on record and we still have two cringe-worthy months left to go. turns out there's a reason for the arctic. it's not some carmic retribution. sam champion will tell us what it is. >> we would like to know the secret to happiness and we have an interesting tidbit. there's a movement going on in the other part of the world about what makes us happy. somethin

. >>> there is concern from all over the world about former south african president nelson mandela. we have the latest of his condition. >>> a murder suicide inside a pete's coffee shot. the alarming 911 call named by a frantic employee. >>> good morning, traffic is moving along okay here. the fog will be an issue in many parts of the bay. we'll let you know more straight ahead. >>> good morning, foggy for many today. watch out. temperatures cooling down. 40s and 50s in the fog. upper 50s and low 60s out of the fog. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here are the top stories we are following for you. crews around san mateo county congress verged on this quiet neighborhood. they were investigating a suspicious container. hazmat teams found out it was not a danger after three hour investigation. >>> police evacuated ten homes on maria avenue. they found some powerful military explosives. the bomb squad finally determined there was no danger of an explosion. >>> in egypt today massive antigovernment demonstrations are continuing. police were firing water cannons, rubber bullets, a