and if you're going to fight in the north atlantic, then you have to prepare in the north atlantic.baugh, if you're watching, it was john paul jones. okay, we want to hear from you. what was your prediction before the season started? go to facebook page/cbs san francisco. you got all that? not a foot of snow in seattle can slow down cal against washington with richie solomon no longer on the bus. final second, huskies down 3. force overtime, oh, cal hangs on to win 69-66. they are 6-1. the bears take over sole possession of first place because washington state knocked off stanford. they are 18-2. how about some hockey? jamie mcbegin and the sharks looking for a way out and they found one. down and out goes fraisher. scored twice in the second period to take control. eric carlton on the one timer. sharks out shoot the senators, but they still lose 4-1. earlier this week on espn, jerry rice called giants runningback, brandon jacobs soft. today the 265-pound jacobs responded and he begins the top five. >> i bet he won't tackle me. >> at number four, dustin johnson pulled a ken bastida

and if you are going to fight in the north atlantic, then prepare in the north atlantic. >> allen crab16 points. beat washington 69-66 with a win and stanford loses. sole possession of first place in the pack 12. the trip to the northwest isn't going as well as -- they were in spokane. kept the streak alive with a 74- 63 win. they are 2-5 in the wcc. that's good news for the sharks. scores on the one timer. ottawa beat san jose 4-1. the sharks begin a three-game trip in canada on saturday. you know, tough for the sharks and the warriors lately because they are playing in the shadow of the 49ers. it's all 49ers all the time. >> and they are playing well. >> the warriors? >> no, the sharks. >> the warriors aren't playing that bad. >> not too good. as long as we have one team. >> how did ucf get into spokane with that snow? >> what were the runways like? >> deice the wings before they took off. >> we'll see you at 11:00. ,,,,

. >> admiral said if you are going to fight in the north atlantic then prepare in the north atlantic.ticipating some rain on sunday. this team is built for just about any weather conditions. >> listen to the admiral. shark hosted ottawa tonight. mean in teal looking for sixth consecutive win. this ace good plan gone awry. jamie trying to deliver the big hit. somebody better lock the door. sharks strike first. 3 minutes in. him if winchester. 1 nothing san jose. ottawa tied it seven minutes later. setting up carlson and many shakey tonight. power play. green the snap shot. scored twice. ottawa wins rather easily 4-1 in the attaching. richard can kicked off cal basketball team. bears needed another one to step up. thurman. took advantage of the playing time. battle for first place in the pack 12. the pump fake and 1. cal up 10 at the half. hears the walk on. thurman contrary high 16 off the bench. down 3 chance to tie. wide open look. and clang cal hangs on 69-66. stanford falls at wazzu. for 33 and cardinal out of first place. st. mary's wins 8 straight. gonzaga. the weather outside is

. >> admiral said if you are going to fight in the north atlantic then prepare in the north atlantic.pating some rain on sunday. this team is built for just about any weather conditions. >> listen to the admiral. shark hosted ottawa tonight. mean in teal looking for sixth consecutive win. this ace good plan gone awry. jamie trying to deliver the big hit. somebody better lock the door. sharks strike first. 3 minutes in. him if winchester. 1 nothing san jose. ottawa tied it seven minutes later. setting up carlson and many shakey tonight. power play. green the snap shot. scored twice. ottawa wins rather easily 4-1 in the attaching. richard can kicked off cal basketball team. bears needed another one to step up. thurman. took advantage of the playing time. battle for first place in the pack 12. the pump fake and 1. cal up 10 at the half. hears the walk on. thurman contrary high 16 off the bench. down 3 chance to tie. wide open look. and clang cal hangs on 69-66. stanford

. >> saying if you're going to fight in the north atlantic you've got to prepare in north atlantic.re anticipating rain sunday. and who did he coach? we'll apologize in advance to raider fans but today is the 10 year anniversary of maybe the worst call in nl -- nfl history. two minutes left and there is a fumble. raiders recover? no. there is a rule indicating tom brady's initial forward motion meant this is not a fumble which we know it was. they call incomplete pass. and then, first of three super bowls, brady became a star. raiders have never forgoten. >> it was a fumble. i understand the ruling behind it and he was trying to bring the ball back but looking at that i'm saying look. do you need glasses? >> there is a lot of anger. >> oh, god, bogus. >> we call the call. it's a fortunate call we got. and still hearing about that call. >> and how about and oh, you've got away with one, tom n a finish, joe sailly and vernon davis not going to be on american idol soon. ♪ [ music ] . >> oh. >> oh, pain. >> adele is thinking "lawsuit". >> and dogs are howling everywhere. >> that is upse

, then you have to prepare in the north atlantic. they are anticipating some rain on sunday. we won't know until sunday morning when we check the sky. but excited that we may get some rain today in practice. it will help us prepare for the game sunday. >> he is amazing, isn't he? >> i like his forecast. >> i was waiting for henry wadsworth longfellow one if by land, two if by sea. >> waxing poetic. >> we call him harbaughisms because he has a good gem each day. coming up in our 6:00 newscast we tell you about the unsung hero of that 49er football team who could have a big impact in sunday's game. >> looking forward to that. thank you. >>> let's get back to the top story and the weather. let's show you what things look like in the sierra. live pictures from blue canyon. we always make our sister station in sacramento send somebody up there. where, as you can see, snow finally falling. skiers, snowboarders, you guys have been waiting for and now it's here. snow finally coming down. roberta joining us with more on our storm. the show, t

, the north atlantic oscillation, those are two things that we look at which are going towards the coldg we will be watching by late next week or weekend. >>> will have of weeks of coming across the northern plains. mainly light snow up here but as the gulf moisture gets involved there will be rain developing. the brain along the coast in the pacific northwest. snow inland in many parts of the northern and central rockies. lingering snow flurries as frigid air comes into the great lakes and northeast. by wednesday we are looking at this frontal system moving off to the east, quick little shot of cold air behind the scene so this will be mainly rain ahead of the system as you can see on the part of northern. and again with another system coming into the pacific northwest, that will be moving through the great lakes next friday at producing some areas of snow there, but from the ohio valley southwestward we are talking mainly rain showers and another system coming into the pacific northwest. just one after another. we will check the longer range forecast coming up in the next half-hour. >

. >> if you're going to fight in the north atlantic, you have to prepare in the north atlantic. they're anticipating rain on sunday. >> reporter: the 49ers near-perfect season has been accompanied by near-perfect weather. they've only played on the field when rain pelted the field leading up to the game with arizona. the forecast for the nfc championship game has worked its way into the 49ers' game plan. >> we have bad weather. you picture that field all mudded up. and you go through contingencies in your mind. >> reporter: however wet that field may be, there are clear advantages to both sides of the ball. >> i think the receivers probably have an advantage on the defensive backs because they know where they're going. and the defensive backs have to react. >> when it gets wet, you need longer cleats. and a lot of the players don't like that because they feel it slows them down a little bit. >> reporter: with both teams experiencing the same conditions, it still comes down to which team plays better. >> it doesn't matter. they're going to run the ball and play-action. they're no

. >> if you fight in the north atlantic then you have to prepare in the north atlantic.anticipating some rain on sunday. this team is built for just about any weather conditions. >> i like the reference there. by harbaugh. we apologies to reared fans but today is the 10 year anniversary of perhaps the worst call ever in the nfl. it is i'm still angry. raiders and patriots in the snow in divisional play off game under 2 minutes left. i can't get over it dan. force the fumble. ravens recovered. referee of tuck roll indicating brady initial forward motion it wasn't fumble but uncomplete pass. patriots went on to win that game and then the first of 3 super bowl. brady became a god like figure and raiders have never forgotten. >> it was a fumble. i understand the ruling hyped it and he was trying to bring the ball back. arm going forward but looking at that i look at the official right here and i'm saying look do you need glasse glasses? oh, god that's bogus. we got the call. really a very fortunate call we got. raiders today still let me hear about that call. >> you know tom

. >> if he's going to fight in the north atlantic, you have to prepare in the north atlantic.re anticipating some rain on sunday. we won't know until sunday morning. >> the 49ers near perfect season has been accompanied by near perfect weather. they only played on a slick field once leading up to arizona. even those field conditions were rather mild. the forecast for the nfc championship game has worked its way into the game plan. >> you have bad weather. you picture the field all mudded up, and you start going through contingencies in your mind. >> it will just be what i see out there as far as what the effects of the field actually are. >> however wet that field may be, there are clear advantages to both sides of the ball. >> the receivers have an advantage because they know where they're going. >> when it gets wet, you need the longer cleats and a lot of the players don't like that, they feel it slows them down a little bit. >> it comes down to which team plays better. >> it doesn't matter. you run the ball, play action. it's not going to change who they are and what they d

the north atlantic. >> let's rally behind him. sounds like patton sometimes. >>> maybe the worst lopsided mismatch will be the running game. the 49ers had the league's best run defense during the regular season. giants had the worst running offense. runningback brandon jacobs has been the poster child for new york's ground game. veteran averaged under 4 yards a carry during the season. and today, he engaged in a little trash talk through the media with 49ers former receiving great jerry rice who called him out on espn. >> i feel like brandon jacobs is a little soft. he can't get away, you know, from a defender. this guy's 265 and it upsets me when i see him get tackled by a guy that's like 190 or 200 pounds. >> i grew up with san francisco 49ers fans. i have loved jerry rice. i still love jerry rice. you know, he -- i give him a lot of credit for the game being the way it is today. you know? i have nothing negative to say about jerry. if he feels that way, he feels that way. i bet you he won't tackle me. [ laughter ] >> ouch. >>>

last year when the arctic oscillation and north atlantic oscillation were negative the cold air tame down and you know there was a lot of snow in the northeast. and you know when you get the la nina it can go either way and it really betends on what's -- depends on what's happening up north and this year we have not been getting the benefit of the cold air which has been a good thing. but the resorts, boy they're struggling. even out in the rockies there's been less snow than usual. and implications are that's the water supply for a lot of the west from the melting snow. over the spring into the summer. so they need to build up the snow pack as well. and it's not just that we're having a mild winter but there are long-term negative implications from this. let's talk about today. speaking of mild winters. you know our temperatures are already in the 40s and 50s in spots? just a look at the bus stop forecast, we'll be lookinged a ratings this afternoon -- at readings this afternoon in the 50s and 60s in spots. there's a little drizzle out there right now but i think just mostly cloudy

researchers looked at children in a small fishing village in north atlantic and found that when the children had high levels of pfcs, common vaccines for pertussis and diphtheria were up to 40% less effective. >> what we found was astonishing. we found that for these compounds, the higher the exposure, the lower the antibody concentration in the child. >> reporter: pfcs are found in many products, including food containers, nonstick cookware, beauty products and cleaning solutions. the epa is already planning to phase them out by 2015. the problem is, they stay around for years. despite these early results, experts say parents need not worry about the effectiveness of vaccines. >> there's absolutely no indication that the vaccines are in any way not working in the united states. >> reporter: and the industry association representing chemical manufacturers said in a statement, this study should be replicated and read in the context of all science. still, some parents are taking no chances, with chemicals in her home that could hurt her children. >> these are perfect materials to cook with. >>

iceland is in the north atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> in just hours, san francisco's newly elected sheriff should find out if he'll be charged with domestic violence. the surprise place we found his wife. >>> a bank robbery, a chase, and a bomb threat that closed a bay area freeway. the police caught one suspect. you'll see how he did it. >>> and why a girl scout wants you to boycott girl scout cookies. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. a man has attacked two women using a hammer and a knife. >> one of the women was stabbed several times. it happened an hour and a half ago near 20th in san francisco sunset district. that's where linda yee is right now with the la

the sale will be held in april 1 hundred years and a day after the ocean liner sell in the north atlantic. they will be sold as a lot and have been valued at about 150 mimillio euros. the money goes to the company that recover them, using remote- controlled submarines to bring them up from almost four kiloliters under the sea. stay with us. in a minute's time, sarah will be bacwith some business newsws. numbers, it is one of the most closely watched economic figures. it came in really solidly today, and yet, markets are down. why so? find out after the break. >> welcome back. e u.s. jobs market continues to improve. the labor department said the economy added 200,000 new jobs in december, the biggest increase in three months. it exceeded analysts' expectations. higher payrolls also triggered a drop in the unemployment rate to 8.5%, thehe lowest level since 20. despite the of the jobs report, investors, however, remain cautious. for more, we are joined by our correspondent, who is standing by at the new york stock exange. this is a pretty solid report. why are we not seeing stocks higher?

iceland is in the north atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! . >>> i don't believe it took a lot of courage to do that. >> a fact of shame or a world of war. strong reaction after the graphic marine video. >>> plus new at 11:00, mayor gray says you have to go to a new occupy camp. >>> but first a new winter weather alert. some snowflakes could be coming. >>> this is 9news now. >>> right now, believe it or not, it's still in the 50s. but it's going to be a much different story when you wake up in the morning. >> absolutely. a blast of arctic air is on the way. meteorologist topper shutt joins us live outside on the weather terrace to tell us when it all rolls in. >> the winds are starting to pick up now. it's still in the 50s, but the cold ai

i thought, that's really important in world war ii in the north atlantic when you got, you know, german u boats trying to torpedo you. does that really apply here? i kind of reversed that whole notion of holding your cards close and the first thing i did, try to do anyway was get every bit of information i could and then convey it out to people so they could make their own decisions so they felt empowered. and part of that, the second thing is to really understand the big picture. you get swallowed up in the details after a disaster. believe me, it's just millions of details. somehow you got to stand back from that and figure out the bones of the situation, the big picture, so i was trying to do that as well and that was kind of taking the information. but what happened by sharing information is it was almost immediate transformation to relationship because then suddenly people are saying, oh, ok. this is hard. this is difficult. you know, i said, this is what we know. this is what we don't know. you know, they look at me and say, that pathetic guy, we need to try to help him out. that

it was the "titanic" and headed here to new york city and the "titanic" hit an iceberg in the north atlanticmore than 2000 on board, more than 1500 perished in the icy waters and even in the early 20th century, sailing on the high seas was still an adventure travel, icebergs, storms, hidden reefs, real risks and far fewer think of the ocean in that way today? will it make them think that. on the coast of tuscany, the remains of a tranningdy, how could this happen in 2012? and sailing the seas since 2006 the costa concordia, created specifically for a division of carnival cruise line. 952 feet from step to stern, bigger than the "titanic." she weighs 114,000 pounds. heavier even than the u.s.s. enterprise. america' first nuclear aircraft carrier. and a football field not on board. concordia was the dream of vacationers arounded world. a fitness center, four swimming pools. five jacuzzis, bars, a discoteque, a multi-level theater and more than 1500 cabins ever various shapes and sizes. >> if you look at recent advertising of the cruise line they have nothing do with the boats. >> they don't wa

the titanic hit an iceberg in the north atlantic. with the more than 2,000 on board more than 1500 parents in the icy waters. even in the early 20th century sailing on the high seas was a kind of adventure travel, icebergs, storms. hidden reefs. all real risks. far fewer people think of the ocean in that way today. will this tragedy make them think again? >>> oo stranded on the rocks off the coast of tuscany it has the world asking how can this happen in 2012? sailing the seas since 2006 the ocean liner costa concordia was the first of a new class of ships created specifically for a division of carnival cruise line built in italy it cost approximately half a billion dollars. she measures 950 from stem to stern bigger than the titanic. heavier than the uss enterprise america's first nuclear aircraft carrier. she is longer than 3 football fields and a football field was one of the few amenities not on board. concordia was the stuff of dreams for vacationers from around the world. the 65,000 square foot fitness sinter 5 jacuzzis, 5 rest

hit an iceberg in the north atlantic. of the more than 2,000 onboard, more than 1500 perished in the icy waters. even in the early 20th century sailing on the high seas was still a kind of adventure travel. icebergs, storms, hidden reefs. all real risks. far fewer people think of the ocean in that way today. will this tragedy make them think again? stranded on the rocks off the coast of tuscany, this is the remains of a tragedy that has the world asking how could this happen in 2012? sailing the seas since 2006, the ocean liner costa concordia was a class of a new line of ships created specifically for a division of carnival cruise lines. built in italy it cost a half a billion dollars. measures 952 feet from stem to stern. bigger than the titanic. she weighs 114,000-tons. heavier even than the uss enterprise, america's first nuclear aircraft carrier. longer than three football fields and a football field was one of the few amenities not onboard. the stuff of dreams for vacationers from around the world. the 65,000 square

hit an iceberg in the north atlantic. of the more than 2,000 onboard, more than 1500 perished in the icy waters. even in the early 20th century sailing on the high seas was still a kind of adventure travel. icebergs, storms, hidden reefs. all real risks. far fewer people think of the ocean in that way today. will this tragedy make them think again? stranded on the rocks off the coast of tuscany, this is the remains of a tragedy that has the world asking how could this happen in 2012? sailing the seas since 2006, the ocean liner costa concordia was a class of a new line of ships created specifically for a division of carnival cruise lines. built in italy it cost a half a billion dollars. measures 952 feet from stem to stern. bigger than the titanic. she weighs 114,000-tons. heavier even than the uss enterprise, america's first nuclear aircraft carrier. longer than three football fields and a football field was one of the few amenities not onboard. the stuff of dreams for vacationers from around the world. the 65,000 square

the titanic hit an iceberg in the north atlantic and of the more than 2,000 on board more than 1500 perishedthe icy waters and the early 20th century, sailing on the high seas was still a kind of adventure travel, icebergs, storms, hidden reefs, real risks, far fewer people think of the ocean in that way today. well, will the tragedy make them think again? stranded on the rocks off the coast of tuscany, the behemoth is the remains of tragedy that has the world asking, how could it happen in 2012? sailing the seas, since 2006, the costa concordia was the first of a new class of ships created specifically for a division of carnival cruise line and it cost approximately a half billion dollars and measures 952 feet from step to stern and bigger than the titanic. and weighs 114,000 tons. heavier even than the uss enterprise. america's first nuclear aircraft carrier and is longer than three football fields and a football field was one of the few amenities not on board, it was the stuff of dreams for vacationers from around the world. the 65,000 square foot fitness center, four swimming pools, five

it was the "titanic" and headed here to new york city and the "titanic" hit an iceberg in the north atlanticmore than 2000 on board, more than 1500 perished in the icy waters and even in the early 20th century, sailing on the high seas was still an adventure travel, icebergs, storms, hidden reefs, real risks and far fewer think of the ocean in that way today? will it make them think that. on the coast of tuscany, the remains of a tranningdy, how could this happen in 2012? and sailing the seas since 2006 the costa concordia, created specifically for a division of carnival cruise line. 952 feet from step to stern, bigger than the "titanic." she weighs 114,000 pounds. heavier even than the u.s.s. enterprise. america' first nuclear aircraft carrier. and a football field not on board. concordia was the dream of vacationers arounded world. a fitness center, four swimming pools. five jacuzzis, bars, a discoteque, a multi-level theater and more than 1500 cabins ever various shapes and sizes. >> if you look at recent advertising of the cruise line they have nothing do with the boats. >> they don't wa

hit an iceberg in the north atlantic. of the more than 2,000 onboard, more than 1500 perished in the icy waters. even in the early 20th century sailing on the high seas was still a kind of adventure travel. icebergs, storms, hidden reefs. all real risks. far fewer people think of the ocean in that way today. will this tragedy make them think again? stranded on the rocks off the coast of tuscany, this is the remains of a tragedy that has the world asking how could this happen in 2012? sailing the seas since 2006, the ocean liner costa concordia was a class of a new line of ships created specifically for a division of carnival cruise lines. built in italy it cost a half a billion dollars. measures 952 feet from stem to stern. bigger than the titanic. she weighs 114,000-tons. heavier even than the uss enterprise, america's first nuclear aircraft carrier. longer than three football fields and a football field was one of the few amenities not onboard. the stuff of dreams for vacationers from around the world. the 65,000 square

the pacific northwest storm starts to impact the north atlantic. 3:00 in the morning on saturday, a mixed bag of snow, sleet and may be freezing rain in our area late friday night and early saturday morning. saturday afternoon, up toward boston and foxboro, it looks like a few inches of snow out ahead of this system as it gets into colder air in the north. all of this will be gone for new england by the time the kickoff gets underway sunday afternoon. ahead of the storm, a few inches of snow and we may get a wintery mix. cold in the mountains. 20 degrees to around 30. the eastern shore is the best chance for a flurry tomorrow. during the day, 38 and mostly cloudy on friday. the lower eastern shore while 44 highs on thursday that -- on thursday and friday. a clipper passing tomorrow night with a flurry. mostly cloudy friday. rain, sleet, snow changing to rein in the afternoon and a chance for a shower on sunday. >> thank you. still ahead, the ravens may have made some huge t-shirt sales, but one player was a notably absent. >> ray lewis was missing. coming up at 5:30, a new shirt is hot of

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they go on sale in april 100 years after the ship sank in the north atlantic.ll." >>> welcome back to "hardball." we've spent most of the show tonight talking about the republican versus republican fight, but ultimately, the winner is going to take on the guy living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, whose team is watching everything, waiting and scheming. so let's bring in the "hardball" strategist for the first time in 2012 to talk about how the president might be gaming the big race coming up. joining me now is democratic strategist steve mcmahon and republican strategist todd harris. gentleman, i'm looking for sharp insight in this new year. the bar -- the standard has risen now. i want acute understanding of what's coming here. first of all, let's get the bowling shirts on right now. i know, steve, you're for the president. and i want to find, todd, are you now with romney? is this something we can say on the air? where are you with romney? >> no, i'm not working for any candidate. i will say i think mitt romney's got the best chance of all the republicans to be