i peck that to continue during the afternoon. -- i expect that to continue during the afternoon.mperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the monterey bay and inland salinas, 52 gilroy. increasing clouds this afternoon, cooler than yesterday, light rain possible tonight again sunday night closer you are to the coast more likely you will see anything measurable. sunny and warmer next week, 70s almost everywhere. before we get to that low to mid 60s today increasing high clouds in the afternoon. same thing around the monterey bay low to mid 60s, mid 60s inland. touch more sunshine clouds coming from the north will take long for get to you. tonight mostly cloudy, mild, mid to upper 40s, 50 in san francisco. two areas of high pressure dominating our weather for the better part of the winter gets split by in weak area of low pressure cold and warm front trailing with it. that is going to come in tonight. the closer you are to the coast the more likely you will see drizzle during the evening that will change into a little light rain tonight. as the system tarts to come down it loses a

wave before heading to washington state where he will wrap up a fundraising west coast trip that is pecked to bring in eight million dollars. obama gave -- gave a speech last night before a crowd of 2500 in san francisco tickets started at $100. $7500 got you a picture with the president. he explained why he thinks he should get a second term. >> the president: the last thing we can afford to do is go back to the same policies that got us into this mess in the fist place. >> reporter: he did get heckled a couple of times during the speech as protesters were escorted out the president handled it with humor. >> the president: folks are not shy about sharing their ideas in san francisco. >> reporter: the most memorable part of the trip happened in chinatown when he surprised everyone inside a restaurant and grabbed take-out. his approval ratings going up and polls show him leading republican candidates he's serious about fundraising pulling in 29 million dollars in january. he has two fundraisers scheduled in seattle. air force one was what wheels up at 9:05, 21 hours after he touched down. e

he taught me how to peck pop. you will see it coming up here on fox 5 morning news  . >>> the new movie the journey 2 follows exploits of a boy and his step father as they travel the world, battle giant lizardwind up on a peculiar island. >> the step father is played by duane the rock johnson he sat down with kevin mccarthy to talk about the special effects and the most important topic of all a lesson how to pop the pecks. >> i need your help, one point in the movie is don't trust your instincts be sensitive but the peck pop you have been asked this a lot how do i achieve it? how do i achieve the peck pop? i need it. >> okay okay okay here we go. here we go we are going to bond this is a bonding experience. all right. okay. here we go. left right left right there you go. good not so much shoulder. you are convulsing a little bit. there it is >> i got it. >> you are getting it a little bit man. >> slow motion elements in the movie especially the scene where you are falling into the storm you master the co

he taught me the peck pop. >> i can't wait.eck pop. >> reporter: he taught me how. >> what did you give the movie. >> reporter: three out of five. good matinee for a family. stay home, rent the movie, not a kid movie. very adult film, but very good. >> so good to see you. even though it has to be from skype. we can't wait to see your interviews. and i'm going to talk to him today. i promise. >> we'll pass it along for her. >> that's great. >> taking requests for people here at fox 5, i got a list. i got a list. >> they have to have a movie coming out. >> okay. >> but you know,. >> i still got a list. all right. >>> what's going on? >> it's coal. temperatures in 20s, low 30s. a chilly start, bay mild afternoon. and then things get, well, get interesting later tonight. and we get a storm that will be developing off the coast. any comments? >> nope. i'm ready. bring it on. >> 39 in washington. i know you are. off to the north and west, lots of 20s. 27 in fredrick. and warmer closer to the bay, starting with 37 degrees. all right,

that's kind of irrelevant in prison because it's a pecking order society.u know, and that's how you survive. >> before i met him, all i had was this image of this gruff, ripped guy who could take on the whole team of officers, and upon meeting him i was shocked to find out that he's actually kind of a calm and collected guy who is not this monster that you see on these cell extraction videos. >> i didn't even know how to turn the computer on until recently. >> what was most interesting was he was just learning how to use a computer and he was told by everybody that he was somewhat famous thanks to the internet and these cell extractions. >> it's kind of fascinating to be able to talk to some of these people that i meet online and stuff. to help me to adjust back into society. they're not convicts. they're not in a pecking order state of mind. >> he was kind of excited by the fact that there were so many posts, so many people responding positively. mostly because i think they were women who found him very attractive. >> i watched this episode last night and

more or less, they jump into the ring and peck at each other and step on each other.

. >> ladies and gentlemen, gregory peck. >> never seems as fresh and wonderful, as good and evil as iteen through the eyes of a child. trying to capture that is remarkable and perhaps that is why one look and the last few years has been so warmly embraced by tens of millions of people. "to kill a mockingbird," winner of the pulitzer prize and just about every award a book can win and now happily "to kill a mockingbird" becomes a motion picture and its memorable characters become vividly alive. some people call him jane louise finch. but she insists on scout. and that's her brother, gym. just a boy until the day he learns there is evil in the world. and atticus finch, the father, whose devotion of justice places him and his children in jeopardy. and party to the defense, john robinson. >> excuse me. >> what kind of man are you? you got children of your own. >> atticus finch. >> this ring that belonged to your mother. you want to tell us what really happened? >> i got nothing to say. do nothing about it. you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining tim

million vij table gardens were planting vegetable gardens or helping each other in innovative, bringing peck where it's called see, click, fix.com. a street lamp that's not working. there's so much innovation, so much creativity, so much ingenuity. and this is really the moment to come together and create that critical mass of cities, municipalities, towns, communities, coming together and transforming our country. and we are looking to you to lead us, and i'm really excited to be here to offer a partnership with us to amplify all the great work you're doing. thank you so much. >> mayors and i thought we might take an opportunity to take some questions from arianna. so any questions? >> do you have one? >> i have one. yeah. you mentioned the innovative things that mayors are doing around the country. share with us some of the things you think the congress ought to be doing right now to put people back to work. our number one goal is focusing on the economy. and as you said, they haven't done a whole lot in that regard. >> well, absolutely. and another thing that's very dear to your heart, an

i was next to gregory peck. betty davis was behind me. i been going to that thing for many years. ♪ >> as for best film, all the talk has been about "the artist." >> everyone making oscar predictions, everybody seems to think it is a foregone conclusion. it does not sound like it will be the year of the american film. >> or maybe it will. "ware is steven spielberg's horse," and "hugo," and " midnight in paris." "the help" is another contender for best found. viola davis is nominated for best actress. >> you are watching bbc news. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key, strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los

see the whole peck churp tonight on world news. >>> it's an up and down day. the dow jones down 27. the nasdaq 15 and the s&p 500 down about 4 1/2. >>> now let's talk about your money. more americans plan to save whatever taxes they get this year. the national retail federation said 44% of those expecting money back expect to save. nearly 40% said they would use it to pay off debt. >>> could facebook profile actually dictate your job success? in a new study researchers could look at a person's facebook page and within minutes determine that person's taste in books, music as well as how social they are. it says facebook information may be stronger than themes personality and iq measures used by human resources departments. >>> you may start experiencing more dropped calls and slower data speeds because apparently we are running out of wireless airspace. the industry face what's called a spectrum crunch. right now we have a slight surplus available. it will run out of space by the beginning of next year because so many have cell phones. >> netflix will be adding more movies as it brac

anointed with the peck from the queen of pop. bouncing right into your living rooms.ic. a perfectly choreographed 28-second performance that seemed two parts wow and one part ow. that's not exactly a tight rope. it's called a slackline. a one-inch thick ribbon of nylon which is kept, well, slack. giving folks like sketchy, andy lewis says he's known in this world, their fledgling sport, not so incidentally called slacklining. >> i would say that the super bowl is definitely the most public place that i've ever slacklined. >> reporter: we caught up with the california-born, carrot-topped acrobat this morning. >> when you have that many people live, there's this energy that kind of gets put into you that you can't access any other way and it's amazing. the music, the flashes, the lights, the moment. it's just a very spectacular thing. >> reporter: known as mr. slackline on youtube, lewis is the extreme sport's only star. in fact, it's so new it doesn't have any major sponsors. founded in the early '80s in colorado, it spread, becoming popular on the beaches of californi

anointed with a peck from the queen of pop, bouncing into your living rooms in a modified tunic.28-second performance that seemed two parts wow and one part ow. that's not exactly a tight rope. it's called a slack line. a one-inch thick ribbon of nylon giving folks like andy lewis a sport. it's called slack-lining. >> the super bowl was definitely the most public place at the i have ever slacklined. you have that many people live, there's an energy put into you that you can't access any other way. >> reporter: known as mr. slackline on youtube, he's the sport's only star. it's so new, it doesn't have any sponsors. founded in colorado in the early '80s, it spread to california. in the nude over roaring rivers. years of practice, extraordinary balance and a set of -- >> you have to take some pain to learn how to do the trick. >> reporter: it's already cornered a niche market on youtube. they're expend aing the bis to a cool billion. they're expend aing the bis to a cool billion. i'm matt gutman, on terra closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

i remember the first time i went and i was next to gregory peck and bette davis was behind me.ave been going to that thing for many years. >> as the best film, all the talk has been about the french movie "the artist." >> everyone has a program of predicting the oscars, all the people in be the blogs making predictions, it is a foregone conclusion that "the artist" will win. >> the americans are not out of the picture. some of the biggest names will be competing. stevens bill bert's "-- steven "warhorse," woody paris.""midnight in "the help" is also a contender. its star is up for best actress. >> >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" w

i remember the first time i went and lauren oliver was here and gregory peck was here, sammy davis wasehind me. i've been going to that thing for many years. >> all the talk has been about the movie "the artist." >> everyone from this kid at harvard who has a program of predicting the oscars to all the people that are in what i call the blogosphere, everyone seems to think it is a foregone conclusion that the artist has won this. it doesn't sound like it will be the year of the american film. >> maybe it will. the americans are not out of the picture. some -- there is stephen spielberg's "war horse." there is the movie "hugo" and woody allen's romantic comedy, "midnight in paris." >> "the help" a story about racial contentions in mississippi is another trying for best movie. >> that brings today's show to a close. for all of us here at "bbc world news america" thank you for watching. have a good weekend. of internatg news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at u

. >> it's like a peck. the closeness. the person you care for. >> the embrace. this is weird.s weird. it's weird. if i walked in on any of you making out with this thing, i would think you might need -- >> the person who created it, he is also known for creating robots that have human pheromones. >> i think this is more for people who have robot fetishes. >> that's not a fetish. >> i feel like this could be used for different purposes. >> eww. sexual purposes. >> yes. i feel like this is something that comes out of an adult catalog. >> what happened to blowing a kiss through the webcam? >> yeah. >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." before we go, we want to you look at a video called the frozen forest from ontario, canada. enjoy and we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and some of that is not just about poverty, but it is also -- i know that because life he can peck tency in the african- american community is 17 years less for african-american men in general, a lot of what we are talking about is racism and poverty and all of that i think is kind of a perfect storm. now, how do you address those issues at world? >> well, just one point. you are right. there are institutional and structural issues that impact the high incidents of hiv in the african-american community. some of those are things like discrimination in terms of getting an opportunity for work. they need help navigating the health care system and they need help in general. we are effective because 60% to 65% of the staff are hiv positive men and women themselves. they know personally. they have gone through and understand what our clients are facing and they can help them in a safe and supportive way that doesn't help in other places. >> what does the acnism "world" stand for. i want to highlight the tremendous courage it take to do the work you are doing and your staff is doing. >> well, "

it's so easy to do when you peck out the right products. ciao. >>> knicks sensation jeremy lin has some new digs. >> he does. here's the view. [ laughter ] >> hello?! from the palo alto native's new apartment, this is in west new york. >> the "w" hotel in new york. there we go. the "wall street journal" reports he signed a lease on his fully furnished two-bedroom apartment yesterday for $13,000 a month and we understand he got a discount. >> he did. they wouldn't tell us how much it cost but you can kind of guess. before the "w" hotel he was actually sleeping here on a teammate's couch. landry fields tweeted this photo of lin's temporary bed has come a long way. >> not sleeping on couches anymore. >> that guy's a star. >> they play the miami heat tonight. >> guys going to be watching. that will be fun. there is the man. >> i'll be sky driving. >> yeah, right. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

they want to blame someone else, like a bunch of chickens pecking on each other. well, i fell up underneath the pecking order and i was convicted for being the father of this country. i was convicted for being jesus christ and the devil. now, if that makes any sense to your reality, public, you know, there's something missing in your world. >> i can tell you, having dealt with very crazy people for a long time, if he truly believed what he just said, he wouldn't then look into the camera and say, "if that makes any sense to you." he certainly has his issues mentally and psychiatrically, but he is not seriously, seriously mentally ill. in fact, if he were seriously mentally ill, for example, such as an untreated schizophrenic, hearing voices, he probably would not have been successful in getting anyone to follow him anywhere. >> this, though, is a particularly dangerous kind of condition. >> oh, yes. >> because of his ability to play it as if he is crazy but really isn't. >> you can't blame someone for nine mayhem murders unless you want to say i have laid, plotted

five students were shot, three injured, the suspect was caught shortly after the shooting and is pecked to make his first court appearance -- is expected to make his first court appearance this afternoon. the suspect attends a separate school for at risk students. grief counselors are being made available. >>> herself families without a place to stay victims of a craigslist scam. amy hollyfield is live at the police station. >> reporter: the walnut creek police station was one of the first to start askingkzçkz questions about this guy. they believe this to 20 homes. investigators think there are likely more victims out there. they think he's been doing this since at least october maybe longer itch here's a picture of who we are -- longer. here's a picture of who we are talking about. 62-year-old alfonso salazar. police say the scheme was involved and taking advantage of the economic down turn. he would find unoccupied homes or hopes in foreclosure, change the locks and advertise that the homes were for rent on craigslist. they say he had real estate experience so he drew up sophisticate

ek what door is a member of oaf peck. i don't want to suggest north dakota is going to join opec but it gives you a sense of how big the increase has been. looking out over the next decade, when we look at the potential for the u.s. and canada combined, we see the potential for u.s. and canadian production from 2008 to 2020, over that 12-year period to grow by more than 40 billion barrels per day. that's the potential. it's significant specific we've seen peek demand. we deblooe demand fo -- imports in 2020 are likely to be well below what they were as they were in 2005. have you seen the price of oil was $20 in 2020? given the demand supply trends, the import bill for oil could be about $182 billion less than what it would otherwise be. that $182 billion is about one third of the 2011 trade deficit. this increases in u.s. production and canadian production are not guaranteed. impacts on local communitiesnd the environment obviously need to be address appropriately. there are new questions that have been raised about the

. >> reporter: jim peck who owns this 8 unit building says the crew found a human skull and other bones. the find prompted a call from a native american indian group out of sacramento. >> the first question was, how i do plan to rebury it? wait a minute, i'm not related though this guy. >> reporter: the san mateo county coroner office says they do believe this is a native american indian skull. one clue? ground-down molars found in a jawbone. some people are coming by to look at the skull. they think it's still here. the bones are no longer on site. it's now up to a forensic anthropologist to determine the origins. but it's got neighbors talking. >> who was there underground? weird. >> reporter: zach taylor's front door is a few feet from where the remains were dug up. >> still nervous. it's creepy. human remains, you know? right where you sleep at night. >> reporter: in san carlos, zack heene, cbs 5. >>> a local grocery chain is taking a stand against fraudulent service animals. some safeway stores recently began posting signs reminding dog owners that only legitimate aid animals are a

but there still is kind of this pecking order, if you will, among people who are like, oh, i want too to a private school. how do you make community colleges a viable and really attractive choice for people? >> well, i think today there really is this final four syndrome where people are under the pressure that they must go to a unique residential experience a experience. in reality unless you're going to be a supreme court justice and go to yale, you can make a great choice by going to your community college. half the nurses come from community colleges. they finish with no dead, $10,000 for the cost and have a great jobs. so it's a terrific option. >> nancy, king, john, thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >>> remember the super bowl shuffle of the '85 bears still stuck in the minds of so many super bowl fans. one prominent member of that team is now on a mission and he's going to tell you about it next on "your bottom line." on his future. he d but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more

san jose send jamie to the avalanche along with couple pros peck. career year with 12 goals.us far. that is your toyota sports report. goal with the sharks they have to toughen up. they need some energy an infusion of new guys because they are having a rough time. sinking in the standings right now. >> too bad. >> "nightline"up next. the. >> remember keep track of the latest news on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time hope to see you tomorrow. appreciate your time hope to see you tomorrow. >> good

san jose send jamie to the avalanche along with couple pros peck. career year with 12 goals.us far. that is your toyota sports report. goal with the sharks they have to toughen up. they need some energy an infusion of new guys because they are having a rough time. sinking in the standings right now. >> too bad. >> "nightline"up next. the. >> remember keep track of the latest news on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time hope to see you tomorrow. appreciate your time hope to see you tomorrow. >> good @q track but by then she was way behind. patrick finished 38th out of 43. >> a messy daytona this year. >>> well, american drivers are shelling out even more to hit the road as gas prices hit a new record. we're now seeing the highest gas price ever for the month of february. the national average has soared to $3.72 a gallon. according to aaa, the price of gas has gone up, get this, for 32 straight days now. >>> and those rising gas prices and questions about the economy in general could play a major role in today's republican primaries. b

the clean team also pecked up trash in north beach, pacific heights cow holo, russian hill and in thea. >>> in oakland, the asian cultural center hosted a community celebration also in honor of lunar new year. students played chinese music on traditional instruments and the younger ones learned about asian arts with hands on arts and crafts projects of the celebration included workshops about tradition yap music and dance. >>> a quick reminder one of the highlights of the chinese- american celebration is of course san francisco's annual parade. this year the southwest airlines chinese new year parade is february 11th, next zad saturday in union scare and you can watch it live on ktvu. our coverage begins at 6:00 people. >>> it's a soggy night for people in one fremont neighborhood after a water-main break flooded the area. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us the damage and explains the possible cause. >> reporter: rescue water turned walkways into waterfalls flooding this residential street. >> it's like a river that deep. >> reporter: a water main that runs in between the neighborhood and i

a peck tackle that people from around the bay area come to soak in, and it's an event that people fromund come to enjoy, too. like raphael. >> i'm from paris. >> this winding collection of floats and performers is a break from studies in the bay area. >> no, never. >> what do you think? >> i like it. >> this group of women are from saudi arabia. >> it's beautiful and marvelous. i like it. first time for us. >> tens of thousands of people have turned out for this, the year of the dragon, and there are dragons everywhere. it's spectacular for everybody who is here to watch the parade and also those who are in the parade, like jarred and johnson, the sixth time they marched with their boy scout bugle and drum corps. >> we're pretty excited. >> they were among the 100 groups who were part of this year's parade in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc-7 news. >> a group of marin county home owners are fighting george lucas over massive expansion plans. he wants to expand his ranch by building a 270 square thousand digitad media production come flex on his ground. neighbors fear the developmen

. >>> as the president leaves drivers are being warned to peck rolling closures from his hotel to --otel to sfo. >>> investigators will bring in cadaver dogs to search the property where a pair of serial killers are believe to have buried their victims. investigators finished up a dig at the first site identified by convicted killer wesley shermantine. they are trying to pinpoint the location of a second well where they believe they will find the remains of more victims of shermantine and loren herzog. investigators found 1,000 bone fragments at the first site. shermantine led investigator to the first well after a bounty hunter promised to pay him $33,000. >>> 6:36. oakland planning to hire more police officers and are looking for new recruits. anyone interested in applying must do so online no mate -- no later than march 5th. for more information on how to apply go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> it is 6:36. a lot of folks planning their weekend wondering when we might see rain. >> mike, when will we need the umbrella is the question? >> you might need it during the even