beauty; it chronicles raphael's time. in it, raphael has painted portraits of leonardo standing in the center as plato, and on the left, michelangelo as another greek philosopher. these great masters of illusion are caught in one image for all time. and back in the right-hand corner, almost hidden, stands young raphael, looking innocently, yet confidtly, at the viewer. perand visualew that the evemwould noon for annenberg media ♪

raphael copied leonardo again when he drew leda and the swan after leonardo's painting.the leonardo painting has vanished, but we know what it must have looked like from the raphael drawing and from a copy of it made by bugiardini which is in the borghese gallery in rome. in leonardo's drawing of leda's head, we see immediately the twisting motion of the hair, that twisting motion he so loved to portray. even though leonardo was to return to florence, he never attempted to finish the adoration. at the age of 30, he set out for milan. we know that leonardo sent a letter to the duke of milan, ludovico sforza, also know as "il moro" because of his swarthy complexion. the duke presided over the liveliest court in europe. his province of lombardy was then, as it still is today, the wealthiest province in italy. to gain his new position at court, leonardo recommended himself primarily as a military engineer. "i can supply," leonardo wrote, "an infinite number of engines of attack and defense." of the ten paragraphs in his letter, it is only in the last one that leonardo inform

raphael nadal. nadal takes the first set. raphael i apologize if you're having dinner.ad a blister. no effect on the game. another return into the net nadal with the eight and roger barely gets a racket on this. nadal would take the second set. third set, raphael nadal easily disposing of federer. the farmer's insurance open. trouble with the putter. they were not getting along. woods on the 18th hole of the day putting for par. he had par fives today. he's nine shots back at 20-year-old jordan. speed, the approach on number four, this one is good. locked and loaded. he would not bid in for a birdie and two holes later, this one for 27-foot birdie, got it. he leads at ten under par. that will do it for sports. tonight at 11:00 full highlights, an authentic fan friday as they go for eight in a row against minnesota. >> thanks. we'll see you tonight. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. >> we'll be right back. >>> coming up tonight at 11: 00 a live report where a teacher poisoned her colleagues at a party. that's

morning lowe's, 46 san francisco. 42 in san raphael.n highs we're looking for 64 from palo alto. 63 in fremont. 66 going to be the afternoon high in milpetis. and 65 going to be the afternoon high in livermore. north bay and peninsula, 60. ocean beach, 62. san francisco, 64. for san raphael, 62. reaching 65 in napa. so a nice day. not so nice out at lambeau field. the game between the 49ers and green bay. game time temperature, 6. it's going to be cold. looking forward to hearing kron 4's mike pelton talk about that. he is excited to go but probably not excited about the weather. it should be a good game. lots of sunshine and fair conditions. we have off and on breeziness and clouds moving in over the weekend. we will get a bit cooler on wednesday. otherwise we're still in the 60s for january. nothing to complain about unless you're hoping for rain. >> if making a career switch is on your resolution list, here is why you may want to send your resume to zappos. corporate structure. no hierarchy. allison explains. >> reporter: it's a syst

prior to everything really, your intuition or your detective knowledge led you to amanda knox and raphael? >> translator: after the first few weeks, we were convinced because of the behavior of the two people and especially amanda, that they were both involved in the crime. >> reporter: but almost immediately after the arrests, manini had a problem. the third suspect, patrick, had an airtight alibi. he was in his crowded bar that night. he could not have been involved. then the actual forensic tests came back. >> when i looked at it, i was horrified. >> reporter: a forensic biologist at boise state university and director of idaho's innocence project. he said investigators did a good job processing the crime scene, collected excellent evidence, but clung to shakier evidence that proved their theory. a classic error, he says, a prosecutor who trusted his gut feeling instead of the science that at that time was pointing to another suspect. >> the other suspect was a man named rudy, who was convicted and sent to prison. he implicated knox and the others, after which his sentence was reduced.

>> raphael miranda never want to overhype. he's also inside right now. we're starting to think of you as the fifth cyclist or something. >> nice to be inside. we're lucky. everyone outside is frigid. that polar vortex we've heard so much about. the core of it is really now just on top of the northeast and ohio valley. the good news is it will swing back north. i'll set this into motion. there goes the white back toward the north pole and polar vortex returns to its usual position in the poles. we like it to stay there. things will improve over the next couple days. look at windchill warnings across the great lakes to northeast and windchill advisories in effect for many states across the northern and central part of the skoucountry. these are records that we've seen. chicago, 16 below. these are actual temperatures. this isn't windchill here. this morning we set a record in new york city central park, 4 degrees was the low temperature. old record went back to 1896. 118-year-old record smashed this morning in the big apple. philadelphia, atlanta, pittsbur

prior to everything really, your intuition or your detective knowledge led you to amanda knox and raphael? >> translator: after the first few weeks, we were convinced because of the behavior of the two people and especially amanda, that they were both involved in the crime. >> reporter: but almost immediately after the arrests, menini had a problem. the third suspect, patrick, had an airtight alibi. he was in his crowded bar that night. he could not have been involved. then the actual forensic tests came back. >> when i looked at it, i was horrified. >> reporter: a forensic biologist at boise state university and director of idaho's innocence project. he says italian investigators did a good job processing the crime scene, collected excellent evidence. but clung to shakier evidence that proved their theory. a classic error, he says, a prosecutor who trusted his gut feeling instead of the science that at that time was pointing to another suspect. >> that's drew griffin reporting. the other suspect was a man named rudy, who was convicted and sent to prison. he implicated knox and the others

and raphael nadal is trying to hang on dealing with blisters on his left hand. he is giving all he can handle. he takes the first set and the lunging volley with massive sidespin for the winner. second set goes to the tiebreaker. a flick of the wrist and across court to even it. second seed and second two-time open champ and no answer for the fifth seed. the third set and she is all over the court. finally for winner the upset and she is moving to the semifinals with a three-set victory. both champions are gone. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. careful what you say on the field. what a reaction. >> a shame to hear that. thank you very much. >> up next, it is tough to get a putt past ) ♪ i ♪ shining, shimmering, splendid ♪ ♪ tell me, princess, now when did ♪ ♪ you last let your heart decide ♪ ♪ a whole new world welcome to aulani. it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. ♪ let me share this ♪ whole new world with you to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-exi

and raphael nadal is trying to hang on dealing with blisters on his left hand.e is giving all he can handle. he takes the first set and the lunging volley with massive sidespin for the winner. second set goes to the tiebreaker. a flick of the wrist and across court to even it. and trying to hang on. second seed and second two-time open champ and no answer for the fifth seed. the third set and she is all over the court. finally for winner the upset and she is moving to the semifinals with a three-set victory. both champions are gone. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. careful what you say on the field. what a reaction. >> a shame to hear that. thank you very much. >> up next, it is tough to get a putt >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. may want to grab a coat or jacket. the chill will be in the air. that's the only sign of winter. it is coldest in the inland valleys 20s to 40s and coming up a little at 8:00 a.m. mike niko will be tracking it for you. carolyn, dan? >> thank you. >>> we have a different story for you. an african lion

including roger clemmens, barry bonds, martin mack gir and sammy soso and raphael palmiero. >> the texas elpass coe mens team was shaken up after a tip some players had been betting on their own games. federal bureau of investigation was notified. the result of that investigations were announced wednesday. >> it's been determined that three men's basketball players, crosgile, moore and raglen participated on betting on one or more sporting event. to date there has been, and there is no indication of any point shaving involved. let me repeat that. to date we have no evidence of point shaving involved. however, gambling is a serious n.c.a.a. rule infraction. >> all three players have been kicked off the team for the season, and sports betting carries a loss of one year elegibility. all three players are upper classman, their careers are over. they can no longer play college basketball in any division. >> texas quarterback januariy menzel will forego two seasons of ineligibility and enter the draft this year. >> evacuations continue in indonesia after a volcano shows no signs of calming dow

but back in minoan we met up with raphael marianna a member of the philippine house of representatives and he is critical of genetic modification he made a combative impression. now. mord. fibro binge province s. . when you see file it is and but on guys that passed their respective ordinance s. binding the entry commission fishville testing and commercialization of. pride containing genetically modified organisms including god and ice in their respective . jurisdiction and it's the number is still increasing we don't want. blood to be called in and consequently be controlled by a few transnational corporations. election and i know but they want to keep it for free. i don't believe that. for every three. primary motive is profit. not for social justice and equity but. in equalities the project has a lot of opposition no doubt about it. not really no because. this rice is just like only rice except the contains be the carotene and any. you know what why would you not want to give beat accounting to somebody who needed it to stay alive or continue to be able to see. for an ideology becau

nbc news new york meteorologist raphael miranda. we appreciate it. >>> coming up the next half hour, we check in with gabe gutierrez. rafael mentioned orlando, that's where he is. how people in the south are reacting to this rare blast of winter. >>> we have some breaking news we're still following out in capitol hill this morning, a weather delay procedural vote to extend unemployment aid, one of the factors leaving more than 1 million americans out in the cold. moments ago the upper chamber voted. senate democrats need five republicans to come onboard. right now the votes are being counted. we're told by casey hunt of nbc news that four republicans are onboard, new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, lisa murkowski of alaska and susan cohen of maine. that's a positive sign. moments ago, senators reid, a cosponsor of today's bill and senator schumer made their case. >> we extended these benefits unpaid for 89-8. and yet now we have to pay for these benefits. well, what we've done, senator heller and i, listen, we need to help these peo

when amanda and raphael was seen kissing within hours of her body being found, it seems suspicious andhey became the focus of attention. investigators and prosecutors quickly came up with a theory they had been involved in a sex game that went wrong. , knoxa sensational trial and select she tell were convicted. sollecito were convicted. her brother said he would never be able to find forgiveness. >> i think anybody would need to read in detail or know what happened to her. they would never forgive somebody did that to their sister or daughter's. >> lawyers will now appeal the convictions. >> the latest turn in what is a very complicated legal proceeding. the u.s. government said today that it will seek the death dzhokharor 20-year-old tsarnaev, the man accused of committing the boston marathon bombing with his brother. davidre, i'm joined by willis. what is the u.s. government saying? >> they expect this decision from eric holder. he said in a terse two sentence statement that he was pressing for the death penalty because he calls of the nature of the conduct and the resultant harm tha

and raphael nadal is trying to hang on dealing with blisters on his left hand.ing all he can handle. he takes the first set and the lunging volley with massive sidespin for the winner. second set goes to the tiebreaker. a flick of the wrist and across court to even it. second seed and second two-time open champ and no answer for the fifth seed. the third set and she is all over the court. finally for winner the upset and she is moving to the semifinals with a three-set victory. both champions are gone. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. careful what you say on the field. what a reaction. >> a shame to hear that. thank you very much. >> up next, it is tough to get a putt delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancak

raphael sperry. adrian sky roberts. [speaker not understood] leon, laurel butler. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is mindy kener. i work with anders and anders foundation. [speaker not understood]. whatever happens with the jails, we would like reentry clients to build and democrat aloe the jails. [speaker not understood]. we work with people who are incarcerated and do not have access to employment when they get out. we need to train them. we need to have funding available to help them so they don't go back in. this is speaking for the clients that i speak to every day. we also need to be mindful of the fact we need to accommodate families of those who are incarcerated to be able to see their loved ones. chief suhr and public defender adachi spoke to the fact that it's very difficult to go to san bruno. we need families to see their families. it helps them while they're incarcerated. it gives them hope that they will be out and see their families. going to san bruno is impossible. we go thereby car. it takes 4

raphael sperry. adrian sky roberts. [speaker not understood] leon, laurel butler. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is mindy kener. i work with anders and anders foundation. [speaker not understood]. whatever happens with the jails, we would like reentry clients to

san raphael, 66, oakland and the oakland airport. oakland maxing out in the upper 70s by 2:00 this afternoon. on my "stormtracker" 2, we are looking for the rainfall. all of this energy basically moves to our north. i think a few high clouds will pay us a visit for monday, especially by the afternoon. overnight, cold, showing you 20s. santa rosa and napa, it was the case this morning. repeat performance for tomorrow morning, bundle up here. san jose start out the day with partly cloudy skies, the skies will be moving in. here's our forecast model. we'll put this into motion. here we are at 8:00, a few clouds out there. high clouds moving into the region 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, no green to talk about. no rainshowers just yet. there is a slight chance of a few showers not here in the bay area, but up to our north, the best bet, that will be on thursday coming up. tomorrow morning, north bay, morning frost out there. we showed you the 20s to start out the day and into the afternoon hours, increasing high clouds, santa rosa, mid- 60s. san fran

the winner faces intoed raphael nadal or roger federer. >> manchester united david mois was the biggestlub around madrid. the news comes after united were knocked out of the english league cup. the semifinal leg came to life. they looked to put sundayer land through. hernandez late effort to level the penalty shoot out. sunderland winning the shoot-out 2-1 to take their place in the final. >> disappointed. we didn't play well over the peace to feel as if we should have won. we were just a bit there. we didn't play well enough on the night. we had the opportunity to score a goal. it put us in a better position, and we didn't do so. >> athletic mad rick and baoo go head to head. barcelona took a big step towards the semifinals. the first leg of their tie. >> li na was making his 400th appearance for barcelona, but was kept quiet in the first half as lavate took a shock lead. but the host only had themselves to blame for barca's equalizer. it was a team effort leading to an own goal, and from there the floodgates opened. that was christian tao's first goal. messie set up. >> the pair combi

. >> in 1881, raphael and his son mying grated to the u.s. -- migrated to the u.s. from barcelona. >> the construction method was revolutionary in its day for three big reasons. it was fireproof. it was incredibly strong, and it could be built with no support from below during construction. almost like magic. >> we are between the outer dome and the inner dome. this is the part no one sees. look how thin the dome is, it's unbelievably thin. it's about 4 inches thick. >> wow. >> remarkably thin. >> largely forgotten by the spotlight. >> these were drawn by the hand. >> an exhibition called palaces for the people. >> this is the construction of the auditorium. >> john is the curator. it's an impressive display of photographs, drawings and a scale model that appears to defy logic. the republica ceiling is a few inches thick, with no support from below. pounds. >> it's solid. >> the key is getting the gee i'm notary right, and they were masters at getting gee i'm not ris that were strong. so that was what they brought from the old world. >> the designs were not just str

they knew exactly where to find him because guzman's brother, 32-year-old raphael tovar, was already at the santa rita jail on an unrelated battery charge to which he has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> they pick me up and took me to newark police, now i'm fighting a homicide case. not only that, i admitted to it. i had to get that off my chest. i admitted to it. tovar, like his sister, was also charged with murder and has not yet entered a plea. >> it was just a big burden on my shoulder, really. you know? knowing you took somebody's life. you didn't want to take their life. my intentions were not to take his life, they were just to beat him up, whatever. >> how did it go so wrong if you were only going to beat this guy up? >> when i grabbed the kitchen knife, that's how it went so wrong. i should have never grabbed it, you know. >> tovar, who has prior convictions for crimes including auto theft, gun and drug possession, is also an admitted member of the nortenos, a violent north california-based gang. according to investigators, tovar had a troublesome history with afoa

. >> after amanda knox and raphael sollecito were released, raffaele came to the united states and spent over. they're obviously bound together by this bizarre experience that they've had, but they are not boyfriend and girlfriend anymore. >> some five months after returning home, amanda knox signed a book deal worth a reported $4 million. but her nightmare was not over. on march 26th, 2013, two months before amanda's memoir was published, she and raffaele received distressing news. >> "crime and punishment" tonight, will amanda knox face retrial for murder in italy? >> the italian supreme court was considering a third trial. unlike in america, the prosecution can reverse an appeal verdict and giuliano mignini is not a man to lose the case of his career. >> we call this the mignini express. it's like this vortex you get into and you can't get out. the biggest moral of the story is she should have lawyered up, but before that she should have got on the plane. she stayed in italy voluntarily. if she had just flown home, none of this would have happened. >> whether or not amanda knox return

. >> the world's men's number one, raphael nadal plays.ormer striker raoul was in the stands watching. nadal took the first, but nadal made sure of the win in the third and a place in the last eight. >> i'm happy to be through. it was very tough. tough match tonight. i think he was playing aggressive for the shot. he came he took risks. i think he played well. i wish him best of luck for australia. i think i had a lot of chances in the return. a few more than i should have converted, but was not denied to have converted. i hope i have better luck tomorrow. >> the shocker saw andy murray knocked out, by florian meier, murray took the third, up 3-0 in the second, when the german brought back. frustration got the better of him. it is his first tournament since coming back from back surgery. number 40 winning 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. in the n.b.a. there was a surprise result. the eastern conference lead, indiana pacers beaten. the dallas mavericks notching up a victory, beating the washington wizards, having the lead for the fourth. john wall bagged 22

you'll remember her then-boyfriend, raphael, spent four years in an italian prison. the first trial court found them guilty of murdering knox's then british roommate, meredith kurcher, after a night of drug-fueled sex games. an appeals court cleared foxy knoxy and her boyfriend but last year italy's highest court in all of its weirdness claimed the verdict was full of inconsistenciesessed and ordered the repeat of the trial. that's where we are now. jonathan, what is it? >> this has been something like 11 hours by my calculation of deliberation by the presiding judge and assistant judge and six jurors, and we do belief that within the next few minutes we'll see the judge and his assistant emerge into that courtroom and deliver the verdict that amanda knox, and the family of murdered marry dearth kurcher have been waiting for -- meredith kurcher. this has gone on for six years and three months and might not be the final chapter. if, for instance, amanda knox is found guilty, she is likely -- her lawyer are likely to appeal that to italy's supreme court. that's likely

world number one raphael nadal booked a place in the final. his passage into the time was not easy. he was taken to three sets by the german qualifier. he got off to the better start, winning the first three games of the opening set. when nadal got back to his best in the second, winning 6-2. the deciding set then went much the same way, with the u.s. open champion proving too strong for his opponent, winning 6-3. >> i never won the title in the first week i had another opportunity after a lot of time trying hard here, it will mean a lot to me. >> the final ofont about le gale mon fills. racking up a win. he has beaten nadal only twice. both in the qatar open. >> rafael is solid. i'll recover great and be strong tomorrow. >> in australia former world number one lleyton hewitt was feeling the heat in more ways than one at the brisbane international. the home favourite came back from a set down to beat second seed 5-6, 6-3 to book a place in the final. >> lleyton hewitt will face former world number one roger federer, 17-time grand slam champion what r -- campion, who was made to work

it follows his win of raphael nadal won him in his first ever grand slam final. richard parr reports. >> reporter: before this final wawrinka hadn't had a match against nadal. wawrinka took the first set, 6-3. nadal appears to have back pain early in the second, and the world number one goes two sets down, 6-2. surprisingly nadal fought back in the third and taking it 6-3. wawrinka knocked out jovovich in the quarters last year. and the eighth seed completed another upset by a set of 6-3 to become the australian open champion. >> your back is going to be fine. you're a really great guy, a good friend, and amazing champion. so you did an amazing comeback to come back, number one, and it's always a pleasure to play against you and play with you. >> very, very much not the way -- i'm sorry to finish this way. i tried very, very hard. >> along with roger federer, wawrinka is now switzerland's second grand slam champion. richard park, al jazeera. >>> staying in australia the cricketers have colleged a win over england in the international series. the host beat britain

the 8th seeded beat the top-seeded raphaeled in dahl.or victory. last night the sharks tried for their sixth straight victory when they hosted the minnesota wild. here's schu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we will start you on the ice. men in teal are on a tear winning their sixth straight with last night's overtime within against minnesota. that's the longest current win streak in the nhl. the captain joe thornton torn and patrick marleau signed three-year extensions on friday. they both had to watch as matt cooke skates by the defense and antti niemi on the break away right there. 1-0 wild. 2-0 in the second. joe pavelski around the net. sees thornton in front. his seventh of the year. 2-1 game. 49 seconds later. tommy wingels's shot blocked. 2-2 game after two periods. niemi made 20 saves, none bigger than this glove save with under a second left in regulation. keeps it tied at 2. game goes to overtime. guess who, joe thornton. not much of a shooter, but when he does, good things happen. sharks win i

livermore, and san raphael and a 67 in freemont.97 -- next seven days, definitely getting cooler by the time we get to wednesday and thursday and possibly. a small chance of showers come thursday. >> and that would be good. >> yeah. >> and after 2013 turned out to be a record-setting year. we barely saw rain. the dry weather upset the food chain in the high sierra. >> with little snow and warm temperatures, the bears are still awake and they're on the prowl. kpix 5s don ford has more. >> reporter: yosemite valley, beautiful, warm, weird. >> this is an unusual year because here we are in january and we can look around and there is no snow. >> reporter: the valley bears are not hibernating yet. normally the ground is covered in snow, making it hard for them to find food. the warm weather created a bumper crop of acorns and the bears are up and eating still. >> in the fall, bears eat up to 20,000 calories a day. >> what? >> to get fat and for winter. a lot of that comes from acorns. >> reporter: yosemite valley doesn't have more bears

it's eighth seeded -- beat raphael nadel in four sets.d during the match after injuring his back in the second set. it's his first career major victory. last night the sharks tried for their sixth straight victory when they hosted the minnesota wild. here's schu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. start you on the ice. men in teal are on a tear winning their sixth straight with last night's overtime within against minnesota. that's the longest current win streak in the nhl. the captains signed three-year extensions on friday. they both had to watch as matt cooke skates by the defense and antti niemi on the break away right there. 1-0 wild. 2-0 in the second. joe pavelski around the net. sees thornton in front. his seventh of the year. 2-1 game. and the shot block. 2-2 game after two periods. niemi made 20 saves, none bigger than this glove save with under a second left in regulation. keeps it tied at 2. game goes to overtime. guess who, joe thornton. not much of a shooter but when he does, good things happen.

i guess i'll leave the forecast to raphael. >> out in the cold this historic blast of winter weatherless and homeless too. i'm toure. the president is turning up the heat on congress and one senator is spending the day witnessing the struggle of the homeless first hand. we'll talk to him. >>> frozen assets. criminal charges filed against one of the nation's biggest banks. i'm abby huntsman. today an exclusive look at the government's mission to catch a trader. >>> the cold, hard truth about self-help books. i'm jonathan capehart. as you make those new year's resolution, we wanted to know who are you really helping? >>> if you are watching us right now, that likely means you are inside. that's

joining me now, nbc new york meteorologist raphael miranda.is wild looking scary map behind you. >> polar vortex. the core of it sitting over chicago. windchills around 40 below. that's what ron allen is feeling. in new york city, temperatures were in the 50s. the polar vortex will pivot toward our region tomorrow. let's take a look. you see the core of the coldest air. arctic air mass, white color area will rotate around tomorrow covering the northeast and great lakes. that's when we feel those dangerous windchills around 10 to 20 below around new york city. it retreats back to the poles. that's where we like to see the po po po poler vortex. it becomes dangerous tonight and tomorrow. right now windchills are brutal across the midwest. 37 below in chicago. windchills in 50 below zero across the upper midwest. windchills down to 30s right now and feels like 6 below in pittsburgh and 14 degrees at this hour in atlanta. tomorrow from atlanta to new york city, the great lakes, boston, windchills are 10 to 20 below zero. even florida could deal wi

. >> hello, i am raphael peter nehr, thank you for inspiring this talk. there is a supreme court case last year where orthodox exemptions for military service was removed and i was going to cause a kerfuffle. can you talk about that? >> the resentment of this in the military inspired this who is one of the most secular individuals. and when i was there covering the election, the party and also other parties, there was a future speaking resentment against the ultra-orthodox, declaring that how little soldiers made and other benefits that the orthodox jews receive. and there is widespread resentment and i think it is important to talk about how they practice gender segregation in their community and that there have been protests against that from tel aviv from the enlightened class of israel. but it's also important to mention that those who have protested them and support this party report demographic segregation and the separation wall and aggressive and violent measures to separate from palestinians and to engineer a demographic majority of jews. so why

. . >> and we, now, know the identity of the person who was hit and killed by a dump truck in san raphaelterday afternoon. olga was killed and a man was seriously hurt after they were hit and killed on a crosswalk. the driver told investigators he didn't see the couple. it's one of the most dangerous intersections in the city because it's so congested. >>> in san francisco a man is recovering from the lower nob hill neighborhood. it happened on the high street. the victim is expected to recover. another man was hit by a car one block away and seriously hurt on thursday night. >>> a 68-year-old woman was killed last year at that crosswalk. we'll show you the intersection before the improvements were married. a driver struck maria at the crosswalk near the citrus fairgrounds. two cousins were hit by a driver halloween night in that same crosswalk. they spent weeks in the hospital undergoing multiple surgeries. >>> linebacker and tight end was able to make the list. some area 49er fans hope to take green bay by storm this week. >> we have the sweats on top and the base layer and jeans on top

you're looking -- san raphael. we're reporting 40s for downtown oakland. we have 43 in freemont right now, and san jose checking in at 41 degrees. it's a slightly cooler weekend, when i say slightly cooler i'm talking a few degrees for some of us. cooler than yesterday, as we get in tomorrow temperatures will be a tad cooler. but, into the lunch hour we have widespread 60s in the forecast and for the afternoon mid-60s to low 70s for most of us. 0 degrees for redwood city. i'll point out that santa cruz is expected to hit 78 with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. there's that very gradual minor cooling trend as we get into tomorrow and the martin luther king holiday for monday. we remain bone-dry for wednesday. today is the spare the air day so i'll look at your air quality coming up. >>> the superbowl is a day away. for those, the food is part of the game. $1billion will be spent on food for the superbowl. one chef says more people are staying way from the beer and pizza. they are going for healthier. >> it's not all about chips and dips. >> if you need h

it is backing up the ride coming out of raphael.d. there is an accident on the right-hand shoulder. it was first reported in the southbound direction. it turned out to be in the north bound. >> looking at other slowdowns, interstate 880 is recovering and so is westbound 580. southbound for what is still heavy for the last 2 1/2 weeks especially in this mid peninsula to lower peninsula traffic. this is between redwood city and mountain view. southbound traffic is only a little sluggish and the drive time is under 30 minutes. >> your ride to the bay bridge, was found has no backups and that is an easy trip. if you're going to 92, the san mattel bridge to our problem free. >> we're waking up to more high assaults and we still have an onshore approach. santa rosa is still in the 30's perry e. the temperatures l mainly be in the '60s but upper 60s for loss gatos and campbell. santa clara of have a high of 65 degrees spread oakland's off a high of 72 degrees yesterday. again, today will be a touch: a. vallejo will have a high of 66. oakla

>> raphael perez. >> thanks so much. >> this is great. thank you. >> rivera. >> where are you from?or getting up with us. >> from queens, new york. >> queens, new york. so you get respect when you walk around in this city? >> yes. >> what's it like seeing roger staubach? >> really proud. i'm glad to be here. >> all right. in new york, we didn't like him much when he was playing. you? >> i'm petty officer lopez. >> where are you from? >> originally from new york. >> so you're down here. you're used to being colder. >> yes. >> on behalf of everyone at "fox & friends," thanks to all four of you for your service. >> thank you. >> roger, always great to see you. and thanks so much for make the announcement exclusively on "fox & friends." we appreciate it. back to you, steve and elisabeth. >> you guys are really cold. >> talking about how cold it is. it is cold, but it is cool having roger and the guys there. >> so well said. hey, coming up, caught on camera, the incredible moment a baby is pulled out from under the rubble. the amazing ending to this story up ahead. >>> and folks, do you

raphael in the bronx. democratic caller. have taken an oath to defend the constitution against foreign and domestic foes. the director lies to us, but he's only getting a slap on the risk -- on the rest. i think that is more terrible. are you referring to general clapper? caller: yes. guest: we talked just a little bit about this already, but again, i think the vast majority of people working in the intelligence community are very dedicated, patriotic people. they could be making a lot more money in the private sector doing other things. i don't think we should malign those people, even if there are some policy changes that we think should take lace come as i've been advocating -- take lace, as i've been advocating. because some of these programs can be restructured in a way that will be more protective of privacy and less amenable to abuse in the future. in theid earlier broadcast, with some of these programs, like the metadata program, there has been no evidence of abuse. i don't want to give the impression that even those

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he says, i've terminated sergeant raphael rodriguez for his involvement in domestic involvement. >> thatdriving while under the influence and not reporting his arrest to his supervisor. >> so not only does the chief announce that they have been fired, but why he has canned them. we asked you what you thought about it. jenny wrote in on facebook: it's a message to his troops that he will not tolerate inappropriate police action. way better than covering it up. >> that's right. >> good point. >> kennen said i was always taught you reprimand in private r ward in public. is he also posting the people he rewards for doing a good job? interesting. >> good question. and lynn says, are bad choices smear our name. good for this police chief. >> all right. joe says so he's posting job openings. what's the problem? another says, finally government official with transparency. >> what do you think? do you think it's appropriate or not? go ahead and continue to e-mail us or you could actually put it up on facebook. it's live throughout the day. we wind up with tense of thousands of comments. we'd love