it will kick off at florida street in the heart of richmond's iron triangle district.essman george miller will join the marchers in an effort to promote peace in their neighborhoods. the richmond mayor will also be there. >> a lot interested in astrology may go through an identity crisis announcing maybe a 13th sign should be added to the zodiac charts. it's the constellation ofukus. it's causing quite a stir. planetarium officials say it's always been there so nothing has changed but some astrologists say if they want to add a 13th sign they may have to remap the way they do astrology. they say it represents wisdom, healing and architecture. you may have to check again when someone says what's your sign? you say ofukus? >> i don't know if a lot of people want to switch. next at 5:00, the welcome news thousands of parents who count on the state to help provide child care will get today. >> an elderly couple was found dead inside their livermore home. i'm amy holyfield. i'll have the details coming up. >> a south bay community comes together to pay tribute to the victim

but again, they are searching this richmond neighborhood. you see the big number of police cars there in this richmond neighborhood searching for two suspects. >>> okay. coming up, new details about the winner of that mega millions jackpot. >> plus, sin city lights up with thousands of new tech toys. we have a sneak peek at the next generation of gadgets that we'll be wanting next year. >> and cold fog starting out for most of the bay area and it continues in some parts. will it break up? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, my second diagnosis-- i was told to go home, retire, and enjoy the time i had left. to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. she had put up a really good fight, but it was her time. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can actually do something to help. i think it's a very bold thing to do. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. i'm sure if it

the richmond cinephile bridge. and believe it or not, the golden gate bridges under dense fog advisory as well. even though, our camera does not shut things being so but this morning. looking at this that they ride in the 101% as a peer these tablets are sucked into the guadalupe parkway. this is northbound traffic passing the montague expressway. it's still out like to add ec.light and easy. >> thank-you, na chief, chris mohr is the acting police chief. he is quick to assume the role of chief. this leads oakland police chief anthony but is staying in oakland. --anthony bat >> breaking is coming out of the state. we have google earth map and then bill joy the scene of the house of that is engulfed in flames right now. we do have local firefighters on scene. we also have but up live crew headed there. as you can see on this google earth laughed there is some open space around the backside of this house. they're also summitry vegetation around. that worries is if this amber troubles it can spark fires in the immediat

again, a 16-year-old shot and killed in richmond. when we get more information, we will pass it along to you. >>> the six defendants in that richmond gang rape case appeared before a judge today. none of the accused enter pleas during the arraignment, but all six are charged in the attack on a 16-year-old girl at a homecoming dance last october. five of the defendants face life in prison, one charged with a lesser offense, could get eight years. a new prosecutor han been named. police will be entered in the end of february. the attack on the girl waiting for a father to pick her up from a dance prompted security at the school campus. >>> a pharmacist testified today that the doctor charged in michael jackson's death bought hundreds of bottles of propofol in the months before the singer died of an overdose. the l.a. county coroner's office it was back in july of 2009. they testified dr. conrad murray ordered 250 vials in the three months before jackson's death. >>> topping our health watch tonight, there is new hope for stroke patient

i'm here at richmond at the greater richmond interfaith program building and volunteers are in therew, fanning out in just a little while looking for the county's homeless. it's the homeless population count. take a look at the count that occurs here. it happens every two years. health services, homeless programs, volunteers going out in just a little bit. an effort to make sure the county has an accurate count for the federal government of the number of homeless people in the county. that translates into money as in $9 million per year for contra costa county alone. the homeless program here in the county provides case management, substance abuse treatment, employment training and what they say the most important, permanent housing. starting in just a little bit going out and get a much better idea looking in parks, looking under the bart overpasses and near train tracks where the homeless live and getting an accurate idea so they can give that to the federal government to get that federal government money. live in rich mopped, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. final che

an 80 year old woman was raped in her home in richmond. the suspect is a member of her own extended family. ktvu's patty lee has been talking to police and family members and is live with the story, patty? >> reporter: jew lee, police say the victim did not initially report the assault. when they first responded to her apartment last night she had activated her life alert bracelet but sent police away saying she was okay. today she called back and said she didn't want to admit she had been brutally sexually assaulted. this 80 year old woman leaves a county hospital after she spent most of the day waiting to be examined by doctors. >> for her to tell me that, i cried. >> reporter: family members whom we will not identify provided these photos of the suspect. richmond place say square needs to be taken into custody quickly. >> this is your worst nightmare, an 80 year old woman, all you can think of are your and family members, grandmothers, and aunts. >> reporter: family members can't quite accept what's happened, square, who is married to a

first and foremost to bring the announcement to the richmond. it is an opportunity to preview this beautiful library opening tomorrow, a grand reopening of the richmond library. the first in the city, from 1914 cricket -- from 1914. this is no. 10. we are on a roll. secondarily, it is a port -- important because the poet laureate has a tradition people, and this library -- what better place to celebrate the announcement are new:gloria? with me, gavin newsom, who will do the honors. >> it was an extraordinary commitment the public made when it passed not one bond, but two bombs. what a contrast is to be in san francisco in spite of this huge budget challenge where we are actually expanding our hours of the last 12 months, of expanding them on the evenings and on sundays and investing in unprecedented amounts of capital and improving the physical conditions of the library. we're proud of that, and it is important to reflect on that. i do not know of another city that can lay claim, so i am proud to be here and thankfully to the time to be here and

richmond's crime rate franked 14th high nest the country in 2005. >> for u.s. to make change, we have to believe we want to make change and so it's our responsibility to put things in focus. >> reporter: movement organizers hope having the support of reverend -- jeremiah write will happen. they invited president obama's former pastor and controversial religious leader to speak today. write started a similar action plan in chicago, but we were not allowed to film his speech or speak with him directly. wright did encourage people to act so pastors from the area will meet to figure out a schedule for the work shawps -- workshops on financial aide. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> john: san jose police are searching for suspects. the victim was a local high school student. police responded to a shooting in -- and found 15-year-old oscar gonzalez on the front poach -- porch of his home. the suspect is described as male wearing dark clothing, running east down the street. investigators believe it was back-related. >> the chp says the number of dui raveses was down,

richmond's crime rate was 14th 14th high nest the country in 2009. >> for us to make change, we have to believe in we want to make change, so it's our responsibility to put things in focus. >> lisa: movement organizers hope having the support of reverend dr. jeremiah write will help. they invited him to speak today. wright started a similar action plan in shawfnlgt -- chicago. we were not able to speak to if directly. >> john: a russian passenger jet carrying 124 people caught fire and exploded on a runway in siberia. three people were killed and 46 injured. most of the passengers and crew were evacuate before the exploasmghts people onboard explode the scene as the plane filled with thick, black smoke. panic passengers climbed over one another to escape. >> the u.s. capitol briefly evacuated and fighter jets scrambled after an airliner lost raid you contact. the piedmont airlines was heading to washington's reagan national airport. capitol police issued an evac situation order after losing contact with the plane. air traffic controllers reached the pilots. the pilot had turned his r

an 80 year old woman was raped in her home in richmond. the suspect is a member of her own extended family. ktvu's patty lee has been talking to police and family members and is live with the story, patty? >> reporter: jew lee, police say the victim did not initially report the assault. when they first responded to her apartment last night she had activated her life alert bracelet but sent police away saying she was okay. today she called back and said she didn't want to admit she had been brutally sexually assaulted. this 80 year old woman leaves a county hospital after she spent most of the day waiting to be examined by doctors. >> for her to tell me that, i cried. >> reporter: family members whom we will not identify provided these photos of the suspect. richmond place say square needs to be taken into custody quickly. >> this is your worst nightmare, an 80 year old woman, all you can think of are your and family members, grandmothers, and aunts. >> reporter: family members can't quite accept what's happened, square, who is married to a

even those headlights all out of richmond down towards berkeley.he san mateo bridge, all that road work gone through hayward. the traffic flowing well and the connection ramps on to 880. the south bay we'll show you the 101 and 880 interchange and light here, no accidents. now, southbound as you head home later on this evening, you may want to remember that the tully on-ramp to south 1011 closed until 5 a.m. friday. the capital on-ramp will be an alternates until then. >> best buy offers to buy back your old gadgets. the "moneyscope" report is next. >> the toll competition from facebook.com is expected to take on hundreds of myspace.com workers today. >> it will go one-on-one with george gascon's replacement as san francisco police chief. hear why acting chief is leaving no doubt he's a short-timer. i have to be in a bathing suit in a month, and i figured i would take these... "dietary supplement weight-loss pills." ooh, "consult a physician if you experience rapid heartbeat, "dizziness, shortness of breath... "side effects may include chest pain,

. >> and this one in richmond on a previous hit list. there is another branch. >> this is down the street. and there is no parking. it's horrible to find a place to park. >> i am in and out. and. >> you'll hear the same thing in point richmond. more upscale community. >> well, it's so wonderful. we don't want to go through the city of richmond. >> it's like a little village here. >> this post service is on the same hit list. >> we asked thousands of people in the community sign a petition. >> mark mcnabb owns the building that thousands -- houses the post office. and there is in order to assure this one would stay here. >> mcnair called his local congressman. >> congressman miller, when there are three post offices in richmond this is removed. >> how do you take political clout. >> there is a nation of politic autos there is a parts of the nation with cloud, rural areas where there aren't enough people to make a post office profitable. and more significant connections for the community. >> thank you very much. >> there is a changing worl

inside the bay we could set records -- the record high this time of year richmond 67 degrees. looking at possibly 69. 72 inland. we expect the fog to return again tonight so there could be another advisory so heads up traveling through tomorrow morning. but relatively mild overnight for inside the bay and at the coastline. this is that fog makessed pushing into suisun bay into the dealt -- this is the fog that i mentioned pushing into suisun bay into the delta. here's the change. the high pressure that's kept us in these unseasonably warm temperatures is going to start breaking down late friday. this system starts to push in. as it does, it brings more clouds and with those clouds, a drop in temperatures. and by sunday, yes, a 30% chance of showers. here's a warmup though. 70 degrees for milpitas, 72 morgan hill. 65 fo daly city. mid- to upper cities in the east bay. north bay warms up nicely into the mid-60s. your seven-day forecast looks like this. 72 for the warm areas, the warm weather holds on for friday but saturday and sunday, if your plans take you outside, stick to ch

the parking is just as difficult and the majority of the richmond district, that area of the richmond district, particularly near neighborhood commercial districts. it is one to one, totally to code. there is no parking variance asked for in this. when you get into rear yard situations, and properties that are adjacent to n.c. districts, you often have a problem because the main n.c. streets are allowed to go full lot coverage and the adjacent properties have problems raising it up d and putting up decks in. i think that is an excellent solution and still allows open space, and i would move. we go ahead with this project with conditions. president olague: commissioner moore commissioner moore: i am coming from a slightly different perspective, perhaps not fully represented the experience of living in the neighborhood, but one which observes the building and observes a change which will put a major spin to reinterpreting what has been identified as a resource. let me start with the california side, with the smaller commercial buildings. that building on its own is unusual enough to rem

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tickets five degrees in richmond. 54 in concord, and to the peninsula, 55 degrees in richmond.he peninsula. if your going out to go skiing? heavenly. if we're going to be seeing some indian light showers. and even on a saturday, and but that the storm passing it could clip the lake tahoe region. and with perhaps not quite enough cold temperatures to see significant snowfall. kron 4 7 day around the bay and saturday, at the storm passes us to the north. a rebound with 60s and stay that range for next week. >> and a national weather, traffic network in atlanta, georgia. those cars that have been literally literalllittering the highway. d after several days of snowfall has crippled the city. with children still home from school, grocery store is are low on supplies. and atlanta will probably not returned to normal till at least tomorrow. temperatures will it get above freezing. take a look at providence, rhode island huge storm! 18 in.. and with cars practically buried. businesses, and schools were closed. you can see that it is a huge job for people try to dig out. and even other

a smooth flow north into novato and continuing to the richmond san rafael bridge. eight minutes and that's 64 miles per hour you have the limit as well as the north bay into the east bay. they are close to the limit and no fog advisories. the pleasant drive for 680 and interstate 80 and a smooth drive westbound in the area. those who take the ferry know they have shut it down for maintenance. you will have to actually drive the drive. that's just a little bit of extra time. plan ahead. back to you. >> you go ahead. i was watching. i gotcha. >> we have our coffee and we are ready to roll. >> a little bit too much. >> you might want to grab a hot cup of coffee. it's cold out there. >> that's right. very chilly in places like livermore where we are down in the 20s. 33 in santa cruz. up along the peninsula, chilly conditions and not as cold. san francisco right now at 41 degrees. this is not even the coolest time of the day. another couple of hours of additional cooling. we expect the numbers to drop a couple of degrees before we hit the lows for the morning. those che

richmond lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> lisa argen with us now.sunday but rain is on the way eventually. >> yes, nice if we can get some of that sun back into sunday. yeah. outside now the clouds have been with us throughout the overnight hours. we have that cool damp east wind bringing in that tulie fog from the valley. what else is new, right? we did manage yesterday sun around san jose and the airport but never quite made it up into the north bay. but today a little wind shift should help us do that. as we get started this morning, numbers quite cool. in fact, looking at more 30s out there. 36 around the delta, 38 concord. our north and east bay valleys continue to be kind of cool with that lighter east wind. and temperatures elsewhere in the low to mid-40s. 44 mountain view, san jose 44. 42 los gatos with 37 on the coast. so our highlights then, widespread low clouds and fog this morning with some clearing. it's going to be this afternoon. we'll see temperatures respond and come up a few degrees but then as we head into next week, it looks lik

. >> a chase in the east bay with a richmond neighborhood search. leading police into this search, the suspect fled vallejo police in richmond. the white a ban on aid lawn on humble street in the talks off on foot. >> visit-van jumped out. and my neighbors approached me with this teaser why yearswiresd appeared to be everything was fine but from these people got out of this white fan and started running on foot. police were scowling ebert neighborhood, with combined and tasers. >> the suspect is white, male, 40's, with eight mustache/goatee, brown here, thin build. and brown hair--, and this man attacked a woman a campus. >> and police say an anonymous individual drop of a computer hard drive containing 100 hours of video. footage was shot at several locations including one that appears to be a residential care facility. it was abuse on elderly and handicapped people. video footage dropped off on a hard drive to local authorities. >> more troops in afghanistan. >> 5:30, trash pickup. they get >> and stanley roberts, and more people behaving badly, 5

elsewhere richmond/san rafael bridge, benicia bridge, foggy. back to you. >>> oakland police chief anthony batts will be staying in oakland for now. someone else has been chosen for san jose's top job. anne makovec is in oakland now with more. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the future of both departments is still up in the air this morning because the choice in san jose has not been confirmed. anthony batts' future here in oakland is uncertain, as well. he said he hasn't made his decision about whether or not to be staying in oakland. he has only so far served one year of a three-year contract he signed here in oakland and it was a real shocker to a lot of people a couple of weeks ago when he announced he was a finalist for the top cop job in san jose. then yesterday the statement came out that he did not get the job. san jose city managers said to have picked acting chief chris moore instead. the city council in san jose could aprove her choice as early as next week. so some people in oakland appear to be breathing a sigh of re

hercules, pittsburgh, richmond and fremont are on the list for review. hercules came under scrutiny for charging the city several hundred dollars for his expenses. >>> subaru is looking to move new cars through richmond's port. they are working on a five-year contract with the port. if it gets done it would mean 40 full-time jobs and a million annually. honda moves 145,000 cars already through that port. >>> let's go to christina on an amazing january forecast. >> it has been an amazing january. in fact, lloyd and lindsey young have been working in this area for a long time. lloyd says he can't remember a stretch of weather like this in the bay area as long as he's been here. quite impressive. yesterday we broke temperature records in places like concord and hayward. 67 degrees. we hit 69 degrees in santa rosa. we are actually starting out a little warmer this morning. so i think today we'll end up just a little bit warmer and bump up each and every temperature by about two or three degrees. that means 70s across the bay area. temperatures right now in t

students wanted to personally thank them for helping them to collect books for a school in richmond.book drive started in november and in two months, four schools received them, more than 11,000 books from all over the world. >> because there are so many, some of the books will now be delivered to other schools. this is how it works. the two offered their online christmas album for free for anyone who bought one of the books on the list through amazon.com. you pick the book and send it to richmond address in the box and the downloadable songs were yours. >> we have a unique opportunity with a generous fan base that mobilizes easily and with enthusiasm. >> it was their idea, an english teacher that wanted to motivate the students. >> the book that is completely in line with their life experiences. they are going to be thrilled to read. >> to actually have a book and won't be bored about reading. >> for most of us, it may seem like an unusual name for a group >> grate grapefruit. >> thanks to the group, the students have an excellent source of knowledge. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news."

john sasaki is now in richmond with more on this story. >> reporter: look around richmond and you can see countless homes that could be targets. targets for bullets that have no aim because the shooter just fired into the air. that's the sound of just one of the 56 56 incidents that the shot spotter picked up on new year's eve. >> what goes up has to come down. it does sometimes strike a person. it often strikes some piece of property causing damage. and this is a big concern for us. >> reporter: in each case, police know where the shots originated. so today officers visited those neighbors. >> we're doing just a follow up to our shots fire program. >> reporter: it took no time to find someone who heard gunfire on new year's eve. >> i do every year. >> you do every year. >> what's that like? >> it's a little disconcerting but normal. >> reporter: but this woman says she didn't hear any at all because her new year's eve plan always involve going some where else. >> we have children around so we just leave the area. >> why? >> because of that specifically. because it gets too rowdy. we

affecting your drive o richmond/san rafael bridge.ore coming up. >> thank you. >>> another round of bad weather aiming right at new york city this morning. airlines expect delays and cancellations today so they are being good about it waiving the usual fees for changing flights. they are expecting just several inches of snow in new york but mayor bloomberg not taking any chances. he has some new ideas after he was blasted over the clean-up from last month's big blizzard. one change? 50 snow plows will have gps devices so they can clean up the streets faster. >>> jim harbaugh could still end up coaching the 49ers. the miami dolphins pulling out of the running for harbaugh's services yesterday. but it's still possible that he could stay at stanford especially after quarterback andrew luck announced that he is staying for his senior year. the 49ers reportedly have offered harbaugh $4.5 million a year. >>> it already has a lot of friends. now talks that facebook may go public. published report suggest facebook could make an initial public

live in richmond. >> and that fog will persist, in fact it'll get worse. mark is in the weather center with more. >> we have had the rainfall, high pressure overhead, squashes the marine air close to the surface. we have the dense fog across a good portion of the bay area. the clouds have been increasing already. this has been the persistent pattern out toward the delta. we have a fairly weak northerly flow and that's importing some of the fog and on the other side of the bay near the shoreline we have the fog developing here. that's moving into the bay and that will increase in coverage. pretty much approaching the entire bay area. as far as the fog this starts at midnight until 11:00 monday for the north bay, san francisco, the bayshore line and for the santa clara valley. this could be expanded to include other areas especially toward the delta, visibilities will be less than a quarter mile, could be approaching near zero in a few spots first thing tomorrow. here is the forecast. the short term. 6:00 -- hazy skies, patchy fog will continue to develop in

subaru wants to use the port of richmond for up to 35,000 vehicles shipped from asia this year.the proposed five-year contract would create at least 40 full-time jobs and bring in millions in revenue but first the board would have to make up to $750,000 in improvement and environmental review of the project is currently underway. >> we're gonna review our weather and, boy, has it been gorgeous. >> it's been beautiful and some temperature records could fall again today, mike. >> 7th day in a row. absolutely. probably eight in this run and that is it. the models are starting to change. it's out there by itself right now. while i mention it, i don't have it in the forecast but something we'll keep an eye on. i think it will get cooler towards the weekend though. let's talk about how calm it is this morning. everybody reporting calm conditions, napa out of the north, fairfield the same. 3 mph out of the northeast. we have a little fog to contend with right now up to fairfield, three-quarters mile visibility, santa rosa half a mile here. 39 livermore. the rest of us 40s, even 50 san

we had some nice clearing, overnight temperatures, in the 40s. 46 for the richmond area, 45 for antioch, and the fog will just continue to sit and spill over towards the werks toward vallejo, napa valley, san rafael. 49 expected for san francisco and 45 for morgan hill. here's the forecast overnight tonight. moves on towards the valley area. tomorrow, looks like it may thin out sooner. this is the setup for at least the next four to five days. we have the jet stream well to the north of us, high pressure is going to push it to the north so any storms will stay north of the bay area so no rain in our accuweather forecast. the high pressure will be with us and that is definitely going to translate to warmish or warmer temperatures next week. 55 tomorrow. the sunshine for san jose. a touch of fog near the cost. look for mid-60s for half moon bay. 64 for redwood city. an francisco, 63. in the north bay, delightful day. san rafael may be a little cooler with the fog. 65 for oakland, fremont. interior east bay, keep temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s, depending on how long that fog sitz --

we cover san pablo, hercules, and richmond. my intention is to give you a picture of the impact that the academy has had in this district. last year and the year before, many students receive scholarships, and the students went, i believe six weeks with 95% attendance rates. this is 20 miles to san francisco. and 20 miles back every day. and using these cards -- this was 95%. they took everything from home video games, to the computer games, and for the first time many of them told me that they connected art with a viable career. and each student brought three or four of their parents to the exhibit this was at the end of the term, the six-week period. when i look at the faces of their parents, and how proud that they were, i felt very satisfied with what we had accomplished. and that is my story to you about the affects of this program, and the generosity. thank you. >> i am living at the heart of the campus for about 70 years -- 17 years, and so many people who came out for the never see said that they are natives. my sister

richmond 59. otherwise hercules, berkeley, fremont low 60s.you can see where the tulie fog hangs out in the east bay valleys. low to mid-60ss monterey bay. mid to upper 60s inland. cooler than yesterday. everybody has fog tonight with mid to upper 30s inland. mid to upper 40s around the bay. a couple of chunks of energy breaking down the areas of high pressure that's dominating our weather about two weeks. today cooler weather to the coast and the bay. sunday will bring showers. saturday night those showers will start moving into the north bay. the heaviest will fall from about 6:00 sunday morning until noon. we'll have a quarter to a half inch of rain. temperatures struggle sunday, low to mid-50s. brighter weather towards groundhog day on wednesday. have a great weekend. here's miss sue hall with your traffic. >> we were hoping for friday light. we have a couple hot spots. back to the peninsula now, continuing problems northbound 101 to ramp 380. that's finally out of lanes only to have wood debris on the ramp to 280. those are wood planks an

richmond residents of all ages were encouraged to shake hands and meet each other. the program is called mentoring for martin. referring to martin luther king jr. >>> the temple nightclub in san francisco has agreed to pursue stricter measures. this comes after a medical student was killed during a brawl on 19th street. the club is voluntarily stepping up securities with twice as many cameras, new i.d. scanners and pat downs. temple club has also agreed to stop selling glass bottles because a bottle was used in that brawl. >>> and san francisco is celebrating -- community leaders gathered for tonight's opening. there were cheers at the gay and lesbian community opened their doors. >> reporter: champane was flowing and people were bubbling with excitement. >> we are this community repository that started out in somebody's living room. >> reporter: museum curator says the gomb museum will include harvey milk. there are wedding clothes of phyllis lyons, the first couple to wed. >> this here is the only known photograph of a gay man in a japanese internment camp. >> rep

temperatures this afternoon 53 degrees in san rosa, 52 novato, 51 in richmond. 52 concord, 53 capt. bay, hayward, morgan hill, los gatos, all those cities rid around 53. cooler in the east bay. 58 in livermore, and in india. we have changes. satellite image shows the trend of the clouds. they are barely in their way to the bay area, sending this afternoon about all building up. this sets the stage for rain potentially here tomorrow morning. the timing is interesting 7:00 a.m. is to the north, 9:00 a.m. pretty much in the north bay. if it comes in early are like what we see freezing temperatures it could be a problem free tomorrow morning. we will watch the timing of that. it will be scattered on, off showers through the evening hours by 9:00 p.m. still scattered, while into wednesday morning scattered showers. not a lot. quarter of an inch baby. most of that will be in the north bay mountain spirit showers thursday, friday, saturday, sunday we warm things up and dry things out. temperatures back up into the '60s. >> the roads are i see on 160 the any of bridge. chp has the traffic i

they want to use the port of richmond as a drop-off point of 3,000 vehicles shipped from asia. five-year contract would create at least 40 full-time jobs and bring in millions in revenue but first the port has to make upto $750,000 in improvements. >> some major job news out of google. the tech giant plans to hire more than 6200 workers this year. the company announced its hiring plan this morning. google grew by 23% last year and currently has nearly 25,000 employees. it's not clear how investors will react but some may be concerned about expanding -- expansions squeezing some of their earnings. >> president obama delivers the much anticipated state of the union address tonight. >> the five things you can expect to hear in his speech. >> getting a campaign for chicago mayor on track after >> divers have resumed their search for four-year-old giuliani in a central valley canal. they believe the kidnapping suspect's corolla is in that carnal. reporter tim daily is live in patterson where divers have just pulled out another car. tim, is that the suspect's car? >> it is not. the c

richmond, lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> all right. good job.have an excellent source of fog right now for the time being. >> we have. it hasn't budged for like the past several days. but south bay was sunny, san francisco is sunny and we have a little more wind this morning. and a weak weather system that is pushing on through to hopefully erode some of that cold air, that damp cold air that's locked in across the bay area. here's the airport. and we're looking at cool conditions here at about 40 degrees. you got into some sunshine yesterday at about 1:00. and a roof camera shows a little bit of that north wind, just about 10 mph here downtown. and that's what we're hoping for, more of a north/northwest wind to scour out that cold, damp fog that's been pretty persistent, although it could be worse. central valley really hadn't seen sunshine in much longer. we've enjoyed a few nice days. looking at low 40s mountain view, san jose. 41 los gatos and with the cool air and that light wind, we're getting that deep, damp east wind coming in from the v

the attack happened october 2009 during the richmond high school homecoming dance.he victim will get an immediate payout of $2.4 million and an additional payout over the next 40 years. most are facing life in prison. a woman says her pitbull was running through her house when officers shot it earlier this month. a neighbor called 9-1-1 on january 10th because the 70 pound dog was threatening him. police say the pitbull lunged at them and that's why an officer shot it. the two-year-old dog's owner has a different story. >> zeus, the pitbull was running to come into the house because i was calling his name. at the exact moment that i got to the front door and the dog was coming towards me, he was shot by the police officer right on the edge of my property. >> the pitbull was later euthanized. the owner says zeus got out of her house along with two other dogs because a door was accidentally left ajar. the two other dogs were not hurt. the latest on the flood crisis in australia. when officials believe floodwaters will finally recede. will astronauts be able to grow th

. >> and a new deal to bring subaru cars to the port of richmond could mean millions in revenue and new jobs for the city. >> here's a live look from downtown san francisco. if you are looking to the southeast to see how clear it is again this morning and chilly of record high temperatures for the 7th day a row and it may be the hottest day in our forecast. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. it is oscar nomination announcement day. thank you so much for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. topping our news, less than an hour from now police set to reset their search for a 90 minute woman missing for 24 hours now. the search will pick up shortly. terry? >> starts again at 7:00 this morning. you see the marin county sheriff search and rescue county. a volunteer asked if anyone else has shown up, i said you're apparently the first. take a look who they are searching for. this is a picture of 90-year-old yin chin. she went yesterday on her daily one to two-hour morning walk. around noon the search began. marin county search and rescue brought out three dozen personnel with at le

look out for it on the venetian bridge, the richmond/san rafael bridge and 280.f the golden gate bridge we don't see any fog at all. traffic light automatic at marin county. i want to give you a big heads up if you're having plans out this evening and you need to head back to marin county. there's major road work going on and the northbound 1 park presidio connector to the golden gate bridge will be closed from 10 p.m. until 10 a.m. tomorrow. if you need to get on to the golden gate bridge tonight, consider heading at the marina, marina boulevard or lombard or even lincoln boulevard as an alternate during those times. jenelle, kristen? >> thanks so much. time now 5:37. >> still ahead from the san jose international auto show. why this year's cars are no longer about the bells and whistles. >> and getting ready for maverick where you'll be able t/ can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our choles

low 70s richmond 70 upper 60s for some on the coast. low 7 0z 70s. record highs on the peninsula today. sfo was 68. oakland downtown 72. i see no reason why that won't be the case again today. zero visibility for some. no change through sunday and then looks a little cooler. >>> thank you, steve. we are learning more about a fatal officer-involved shooting in santa clara county. it happened yesterday after police officers, sheriff deputies and helicopters all converged on a home in the foothills east of san jose. the homeowner had reported there was a suspicious man on his property. officers then confronted the suspect in a creek just outside the home. one neighborhood witnessed a very tense scene. >> heard what sounded like a pop, pop. which is to me a gunshot. >> sheriff deputies tell us that the man had a knife and threatened officers but investigators have not yet released his name. >>> time now 6:22. starting today the first donation checks are expected to go out to the victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion. the city will hand out $6,000 c

even some upper 50s in fremont and san jose. 57 there as well as in richmond. still pretty cool in fairfield, 5 as we head further south, we see mid-to up 50ers in monterey bay, with 58 in watsonville so check out the accuweather seven day forecast. almost no rain in sight all week. we have in patchy valley fog, suhine in the middle of the week. there' a very slight chance of rain on sucks so we might -- rain on sunday. >> alan: shuays is helps when you loosen up and play. >> mike: showed today with the 49ers. i'm more excited about being back on the golf course. the niners let loose against the cardinals. the tortur is finally over. i'm sure he won't be the head coach next season but had some fun out there. alex smith, perfect strike. 10-7 niners at the half. in the third, niners open it up. smith to davis. cuts outside and gone. smith threw for 27 1k3-6 two -- 276 and two scores. in the third, brian westbrook. rush for 79 yards and two touchdowns. in the four, the 49ers defense. brown picks our bartell, and returns it 62-yard for his first nf score. always ex

there is a father advisory issued for the richmond and san rafael bridge. it may be confined to the eastern and near the toll plaza. mark? >> with a developing story, that it shared department is investigating a dispute were deputy shot a man. sellout reporter on the scene with more. >> good morning, all made it sheriff's department is still on the scene. they have all the information out there rooting for the crime investigation to arrive and that it will go into the apartments are driven all of the evidence that's been left behind. it started at 11:30 p.m. last night when the officer responded to it and domestic violence is on call. j d nelson of the alameda it share of can sheet spokesperson explained what happened when he entered the apartment. >> the deputies believe the suspect went around with a gun in his hand and the deputy through a pistol and fired it at the suspect. he jumped out of the third story window and fled on foot. this is where we are tonight. with a pardon is set up very quickly it does not appear that the suspect has been apprehended.

they include several in richmond, san francisco, oakland, and berkeley. other possible sites may be closed in vallejo and concord. >>> a search for a man suspected of killing a young woman is intensifying in vallejo. why police believe he did not act alone. >>> also what russia's president is vowing this morning as a response to the deadly airport bombing. >>> good morning, if you are driving in marin county southbound 101 still at the speed limit. another update on the morning commute is straight ahead. >>> well it has been quiet here on the west coast. sunny and warm. temperature popping up in the near 60s to near 70 degrees. we talked about this. it's warm here it must be cold somewhere downstream. it has been in parts of the northeast. an example how cold new york a car was covered under six inches of ice after a water pipe froze and broke. in albany new york amtrak was expected to return to service after it was suspended because of the brutally cold weather. >> time now 5:23. new york police are blaming a serial killer for the deaths of several young

a richmond teenager were back in court today. five of the six are charged under a 1994 rape law that could send them to prison for life. their attorneys are asking to have those charges reduced, arguing their clients did not use physical force to rape the 16-year-old but instead took advantage of her extreme intoxication. the lesser charge could send them to prison for as long as eight years. >>> grief counselors are on hand at a santa rosa elementary school today to deal with a homicide on the campus. police say 20-year-old juan carlos angel was stabbed multiple times around 5:00 p.m. on saturday. he later died at the hospital. there are counselors displayed around various areas of the school today. $2500 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of anyone involved in the deaths. >>> palo alto police are looking for a man they say robbed a woman at gunpoint early saturday morning. investigators say the robbery took place as the woman got out of her car in the driveway in the 2500 drive of st. francis drive. t

fund -- in richmond funds. -- enrichment fund. funding at the state and federal level was decreasing. this provides critical funding to improve the quality of education for the youth in san francisco. the first third of the total fund is allocated and is overseen by san francisco first five to support preschool. the remaining two thirds is overseen by our district. the second third is sports, library, arts, and music. and the last third, also known as the third third or other general uses, funds in general support programs, including wellness centers, translation, interpretation services, restored to the justice, and custodial services. -- restorative justice, and custodial services. it also has a detailed budget for the entire allocation. the allocation for 2011-2012 is anticipated to reflect a 25% reduction, and this would be the fourth year of the reduction, as stipulated in the charter when the city's budget had a shortfall of $100 million or more, 25% can be deferred. in addition, we have a second reduction this year, and thi

together, feedback from the community on the importance of funding public education in richmond funds. with this resolution, we are presenting their annual report to the superintendent. to prepare this report, we held a series of community forums in 2010, where we heard voices about how the programs enrich the lives of all of our students. we have some students to share the effect on their lives, and the community advisory committee was very impressed and moved by their stories, so i would like to begin to introduce mr. smith, who will speak about the wellness program. >> good evening. as you all know, a name is- -- smith. i live in the haight ashbury with my older brother, my sister-in-law, my little sister, which is pretty korea, because she is a freshman at washington, and a little nephew, and the new edition to i am a, a two months old, a niece -- which is pretty court -- cool. because she is a freshman in washington, and a little nephew, and the new addition to our family, two months old, a niece. i told the nurse that it was not received very well in class, so being the nice lad

the carquinez bridge to the maze, richmond/san rafael bridge, and the benicia bridge.sory issued for the golden gate bridge, although things are looking a little bit better through that portion. and if you are taking the bay bridge this morning, it's starting to get foggier through here. we have noticed a change here in our camera so give yourself some extra time. metering lights are still off and you're clear across the upper deck int san francisco. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. san jose will soon have a new police chief. the city manager has selected interim police chief chris moore for the position. that means anthony batts will remain police chief of oakland for now. the city council could give final approval to moore next week. >>> the board of the golden gate bridge district could decide today whether to phase out human toll collectors. the district's finance committee recommended the to move save more than $19 million over eight years. under the plan, all tolls would be collected electronically either through fastrak transponders

we still have a dense fog advisor jury the richmond san rafael you can see that slowing beginning tobuild because people are watching their speeds. your ride to the bay bridge is socked in barely see the cars westbound into the city aside from the fog no other problems to contend with no accidents or incidents. carefully watch your speeds extra cautious. golden gate, no fog advisor is it should get you can see it is very foggy the a little more careful on your ride southbound still tracking pretty great conditions at of novato down to waldegrave. james. >> caltrans crews will be closing the posy to between lme that. the east bound to the runs from i mean it oakland will close at 10:00 reopening for 30 tomorrow the royal be closed during the same hours starting tomorrow night in to run state. in two years the america's cup will sail through the bay now planned to accommodate their race will mean a massive remodeling along which a fisherman to work. its zero businesses could be forced to relocate. 80 could be forced to relocate. >> this is the stretch of the embarcadero were many busin

if we implement them, you will see a transformation in the bay area, richmond, oakland, the mission.ll places where we need to dismantle the violence, the fear, the unnecessary pain that goes on. >> you are a person that has lived a pretty miraculous life. pretty extraordinary what you have accomplished, the range of people you have been able to touch with your music. you chose a beautiful word in spanish for your foundation -- miracle. could you talk about what the foundation has been able to do? >> we are able to empower and give young people a way for them to develop their own decisions. i started with my own vision. there are people like andre agassi who helped finance. desmond tutu. in essence, in the bay area, like on larkin street, i want to see people invest more in people. i love the giants stadium, but i want to see cumins investing in a humans, instead of expensive. expensive buildings. i love to see the mayor and governor invest more in education than in incarcerations. so i am committed with the music and the platform that i have, if i have to, to give a little spanking

it extended beyond the capitol grounds out into the streets in downtown richmond, just people everywherefemale speaker: there were children sort of hanging out of trees almost, climbing and playing around. and there were older people with canes and walkers. it really was a great american moment. we mark today not a victory of party or the accomplishments of an individual, but the triumph of an idea... male speaker: you could just sense that all eyes were on virginia. some days just feel like history. they smell like it. they look like it. they taste like it. and this was one of those. ...the idea that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights-- the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness... male speaker: it was a tremendous big deal for virginia, for america. it showed what we mouth as our beliefs and principles were not empty promises. ...that pride does burst forth and lifts my voice and my spirit to acclaim so that i can say to you today that i am a son of virginia. thank you, and god bless all of you. (cheers and ap