rosa parks." we will continue our conversation in a minute. >> pete seeger singing "we shall overcome." we continue our conversation with jeanne theoharis, author of "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks." and asked her how long rosa parks was detained and what she did next. >> she is held for about four hours. she calls home. her mother is terrified. her husband starts to get money to get to come get hurt. meanwhile, someone on the bus goes to tell edie nixon. he cannot find any information, so he calls a company and gets clifford, a lawyer, to codify that would happen to her. so both raymond, nixon, and the others come down to bail her out. they all come down -- >> derr is a famous activist. >> yes. they all go back to the park to talk but what is happening. once she is ok, it is ok. he trusts that she will not flinch under the pressure that will be brought to bear. so he wants her to be a test case. at first, her husband is no. -- nervous for her safety and air safety but also because people

inspiring and becomes a mentor for rosa parks and will stay with rosa parks when she comes to alabama and montgomery. they try to demonstrate their opposition, but most of these cases go nowhere. they were trying to get the young people to get a forceful stand against segregation and putting a set and at the main library because the main library wasn't open to black patrons. they had to go to the color brand to get books so this that she and the young people could go and try to get to the main branch to serve them. on the suggestion of the of what the civil rights supporter in the leftist rosa parks decides to attend a two week workshop at the highlander school on the school segregation. highlander was an adult training school and tennessee and by the 1950's turned its attention. it had always been an interracial space, but by the 50's and particularly in the wake of the brown decision and the supreme court's unwillingness to put any timetable on the school segregation, so 1955 was that sort of classic language the supreme court backs off any implementation and so activists who ran hi

-isn't that what you told rosa ? - who ? - rosa rivera. she applied for the apartment a few days ago. oh, that little mexican girl. you know her ? - yeah. she's the chef at the restaurant where i work. - oh, crossroads cafe ! of course. i knew it sounded familiar when i called. it really is a smal@ world. didn't you see my name on her application ? i was one of her references. just between you and me, i never got that far. believe me, the senorita was never really in the running. not quite our type if you know what i mean. - "our type" ? - wait a minute. rosa the cook ? the one you're always complaining about ? the one who drives you crazy ? - well-- - it sounds like i did you a big favor. yeah. [ narrator ] the history of humanity is scarred... by incidents of prejudice-- the hostility of one group of people toward another. in recent years, united states congress has enacted laws... to help counter the effects of prejudice in housing... and the workplace. good morning. how are you folks ? hi. hi, i'm ronald vaught. hi, ron. how are you ?

rosa parks". jeanne theoharis was born in staten island six weeks ago and her family moved to milwaukee, wisconsin, where she was raised. she held the first chair in woman's studies and as professor of science at boca raton college, she is also co-founder of educators for civil liberty. she is the author of numerous books on the civil-rights movement and the politics of race in the united states including as co-author of schools suck:students talk back to the segregated nation and its failures of segregated schools. jeanne theoharis received her ab in afro-american studies from harvard college and ph.d. in american culture from the university of michigan. she is author or co-author of six books and numerous articles on the struggle of politics of race in the united states. turned latest put you hear about tonight from which she will be reading represents a correction to the popular iconography of rosa parks as a quiet seamstress with one single act that sparked the modern civil rights movement. sh

can't rosa spell "fish" ? - well, rosa is not here yet. - well, i'm sure she'll be here soon. we open in ten minutes. she'usually here by now. maybe she fell on the way to the bus. she only walks one block to the bus stop. what if her bus ran out of gas ? well, another bus would come along and pick her up. but what if the other bus is hijacked ? hey, now that's a thought. just kidding. come on. come on. rapido. i es lo unico que me faltaba - at 6:55 on a beautiful monday morning-- - i'm late ! ♪ oh, well, at least my face will smell fresh. are my pancakes ready yet ? just a minute. i only have two hands. and you only have two customers. okay, okay. what's the matter, jess ? you know you're getting old when you hurt your back playing golf. you should sleep on a board. that works for me. i just bought an expensive bed. i'm not going to get rid of it. keep the bed. the board goes under the mattress. it gives you firm support. he doesn't have to sleep on a board. i know what the problem is. this seat does not give his back enough support. but i always sit here. it never bothered m

she becomes a mentor for rosa parks and zero so will stay with rosa parks when she comes to my camry. over and over, this small group of act of a scarcer days trying to demonstrate their opposition. the most of these cases go nowhere. but she is increasingly discouraged. she reforms the youth chapter of the branch and takes great pleasure in working at the young people in a particular trying to get the young people to take more forceful stance against segregation, including a sudan because the main library was an open to black key trends. black people had to go to the colored range to get books. so she and the young people start to do great ends but they try to get the main branch to serve them. on the suggestion avoids civil rights supporter and leftist virginia dare, rosa parks decides to attend a two-week workshop that high lander school on school desegregation. high lander was dental school and by the 1950s had turned attention to civil rights. but it always been an interracial space, but by the 50s and in the wake of the brown decision and the supreme court's unwillingness to put

no, thanks, rosa. i am too busy to eat. - now, that's something i never thought i'd hear. - rosa !- did you change your mind about lunch ? - no. the only food i have on my mind is next week's specials. can we talk about that ? any time. how about in a half hour ? - any time but today. i'm in a hurry. - what is going on here ? - everyone is in a rush. - everybody except henry. remember ? i told you about my business management class. oh, yes, i forgot. what time does your class start, rosa ? not until 6:30, but it's a long bus ride. and i need to go to the library-- what was that ? oh, jamal ! sorry about the noise. the air conditioner in your office... is almost ready, mr. brashov. i just have to replace this one part, and then you can move back in. - why don't you just get one of those ceiling fans ? - a ceiling fan is all right but it won't do all the things my system will do. we are very lucky to have... an engineer working here at crossroads cafe. i'll be running a final test of the air conditioner in 2 minutes and 27 seconds. is he testing the air conditioner or launching a ro

rosa, are visitors allowed tonight ? she says no visitors until tomorrow. well, rosa tell mr. brashov that we wish him well... and that we'll be by to see him tomorrow. okay, bye, rosa. i am surprised we cannot visit him tonight. when my uncle was sick back home, friends and family stayed with him all night. we even brought him his meals. well i'm glad we don't have that system here. - why ? - we could go broke keeping victor's stomach full. i'll see you all tomorrow. let's clean up, then go home and get some rest. i am telling you, nurse, i am feeling much better now, so if you don't mind i would ke tturn toy ca. rosa ! please tell the nurse how important it is for me to get back to work. you know, he's not supposed to have visitors until tomorrow. i'm not going to stay long. i was just taking care of some paperwork for mr. brashov. okay, if you just stay a few minutes. but the rules are very strict around here. so, mr. brashov, who's your friend ? this is my chef, rosa rivera. - i'm joe jenkins. - it's nice to mt you. i know mr. brashov can't waito get out of here, but i thi

and as time went on, rosa parks' own political views could surprise people. >> the radical rosa parks. just putting that name "radical" with rosa parks shakes you because you're thinking about this sweet little woman who wouldn't move on the bus. she was to the left of the political spectrum. she was ahead of dr. king on many issues. >> malcolm x is her personal hero, and her views on self-defense are much closer to malcolm x's than king's. she is also active in the black freedom movement as it grows and changes. in 1966 stokely carmichael comes to give a big speech, and one of the first things he does from the pulpit is he calls out rosa parks and he calls her his hero. there's a beautiful picture of stokely carmichael and rosa parks, and i think we're not used to seeing that. >> reporter: we might have gotten used to seeing such unexpected aspects of rosa parks except for one curious fact -- parks' own records of her life are simply not accessible to public view. that's because of a dispute between family members and executors she appointed in her later years, and a probate court or

today we can thank rosa parks for making it happen. just take a look at this live picture as we speak, a dedication ceremony is getting under way in the u.s. capitol. it's for a statue honoring the won who refused to give up her seat on a city bus in alabama circa 1955. the nation's first african-american president is due to speak in about 40 minutes and you're going to hear from him live right here on cnn and you can follow the ceremony start to finish on cnn.com. all the dignitaries filing into the capitaocapitol. by the werek it will be a houseful with congressional leaders who will join the president. this is a big deal too. while there are many statues in the capitol there are almost none that are a congressional effort so to speak. many private funds feature statues. this is something congress has done for one of the most important women in american history. >>> but we're going to start with multitudes staying good-bye to a pope. he gives up and resigns the leadership of the roman catholic church. this last hurrah of the benedict

rosa parks held an elected office.ho shape this nation scores. i think all those persons, particularly members of the congressional black caucus, both past and present for making this moment possible. [applause] a childhood friend once said about ms. parks, nobody ever prospers around and got away with it. that's what an alabama driver learned on december 1st, 1955. 12 years earlier, he had kicked mrs. parks office bias simply because she entered through the front door when the doctor was too crowded. he grabbed her sleeve and push her off the bus. they made her mad enough she would recall that she avoided writing his bus for a while. and when they met again that winter evening in 1955, rosa parks would not be pushed. the driver got off his seat to insist she took her purse, she would not be pushed. when he threatened to have her arrested, she simply replied, you may do that. and he did. a few days later, rosa parks challenged her arrest. and don't pastor and a two town of only 26 years old stood with him, a man named

conyers to tell us stories about rosa parks, tell us stories about rosa parks. one that i think is appropriate at this time is that john -- john conyers first met her when he was just out of school. he traveled south to join the civil rights movement after law school and he met her then. she worked in his first campaign and she would later become his first congressional hire, the first person he hired on his congressional staff. what a beautiful connection. well, pretty soon mr. conyers found out that people were visiting the office to see rosa parks and not the congress. [laughter] in fact, she was invited all over the country to be honored. and how about this, mr. president, one day she went to him and she said she wanted to thank him for allowing her to be honored all over the country and would be willing to take a pay cut for her time away from the office. because of the leadership of the congressional black caucus and that of leader reid and then speaker hastert, rosa parks was the first woman to lie in state in the rotunda of the capitol of the united stat

what did you learn about rosa rosa parks when you were going through the creative process?what did you want to communicate through your p.'s? >> guest: quiet strength and dignity, sort of a determined look but not anything unpleasant or challenging. just a quiet determined person who has a tremendous amount of courage. >> host: and of course the story from the l.a. times reminds us that rosa parks made history back and i did 55 by refusing to move to the back of the bus and she is making history again this week when her statue was unveiled in the u.s. capital. we haven't gotten to see the finished product yet until the unveiling in a few hours. what were the logistics involved in getting it across the country from california where you work and getting it set up at the q.'s. >> guest: my partner came out several days ago to coordinate the moving of it and she was in a warehouse in a crate for a while in washington. i wasn't here but i saw some photographs of a large crane. she weighs 2700 pounds so they lifted her up with one of those long extension cranes, narrowly guiding

a few days later, rosa parks challenged her arrest.wn pastor new to town and only 26 years old stood with her. a man named martin luther king jr. so did thousands of alabama, montgomery commuters. they began a boycott. teachers and laborers, clergy and domestics. through rain and cold and sweltering heat, day after day, week after week, month after month, walking miles if they had to. arranging car pools where they could. not thinking about the blisters on their feet, the weariness after a full day of work, walking for respect. walking for freedom. driven by a solemn determination to affirm their god given dignity. 385 days after rosa parks refused to give up her seat the boycott ended. black men and women and children reboarded the buses of montgomery, newly desegregated, and sat in whatever seat happened to be opened. and when that victory, the entire edifice of segregation, like the ancient walls of jericho, began to slowly come tumbling down. it's been often remarked that rosa parks' activism didn't begin on that bus. long before s

: until today, until rosa parks, no african-american woman has ever been honored in this way.tatue among the nation's war heroes and presidents. >> ms. parks, alone in that seat, clutching her purse, staring out a window. waiting to be arrested. >> reporter: montgomery, alabama, 1955. on a segregated bus, parks took a stand, determined that she would remain seated, refusing the driver's order to make way for a white customer. her cause helped change the course of a long civil rights struggle. a legacy richly documented and carried on by a friend who was there. >> i admired this woman. i loved her. because she gave me a way out. >> reporter: congressman john lewis says parks, who died in 2005, had not sought attention, but came to accept that she was a symbol that inspired. >> without rosa parks, there wouldn't have been martin luther king jr. and maybe without rosa parks and martin luther king jr., there would be no barack obama. >> reporter: for sculptor eugene daub, knowing rosa parks came through hundreds of photos. >> she seemed to me a very -- not shy, but modest. a very

in santa rosa, j.r., kron 4 news. >> pam: president obama delivered his state of the union address tonight to both houses of congress. and millions of americans watching at home. the stakes were high in this emily schmidt reports. president obama just delivered his state of the union address to both houses of congress and millions of americans watching at home. >> the stakes were high in this much-anticipated speech. >> "the president of the united states" >> reporter: in his 4th state of the union address, president obama laid out the agenda for his second term in office. >> "the state of our union is stronger." >> reporter: the focus of tonight's speech: how *he plans to improve the economy and find work for 12 point 3 million unemployed americans. >> "broad-based economic growth requires a balanced approach to deficit reduction, with spending cuts and revenue, and with everybody doing >> reporter: warmly received by democrats and mostly dismissed by republicans, the president will need help from both

and they spoke briefly at the unveiling of the rosa parks statue here on capitol hill wednesday, but if the faces of the president and house speaker john boehner during a conversation are any indication, compromise is not in their sights. now, new numbers out from the congressional budget office at the nonpartisan group show under the plan the white house supports, the deficit would actually increase for the first two years before it starts shrinking. anne-marie? >> susan, before you go a quick question. if and when these cuts go into effect, is there any way back? >> certainly they're not permanent. they can cut it today by passing legislation. they can draft legislation to reverse the cuts, restore the funding all or in part. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> well as early as today the senate judiciary commission may vote on four separate gun measures including a ban on assault weapons. yesterday the commission heard emotional testimony from a father of one of the victims of the connecticut school shooting. bigad shaban reports. >> reporter: on capitol hill 50-year-ol

we are starting clear with 33 and fog in santa rosa. black ice is a possibility.will be sunny by lunch. 54 to 359. milder in the afternoon. upper 50's to low 60's. it will be clear evening, but not heavy jacket weather at 50 to 55. >> inland, we have frost and fog at 30 to 42 to start the day and mid-to-upper 50's at lunch and bright with a beautiful blue sky and low-to-mid 60's in the afternoon. it will be cooler in the evening and you will need a heavy jacket 44 to 48. a last stop to the coast we have the clouds along the peninsula coast this morning. 37 to 41. low-to-mid 60's and cooler at balloon and a breezy temperature this afternoon in the mid-to-upper 50's. have a good day. >> out of the dublin/pleasanton an early accident is long gone but 84 is jammed in livermore and 580 is slow from the central valley is bumper to bumper not a good one this morning. this is the abc7 app available if free the scene apple app and google play. san francisco south 101, the accident is fineally cleared from the lanes and traffic will slow nicely through that area and north s

90% of average, santa rosa. 84% san francisco. santa rosa reporting 76%. we're going to be colder tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, we're warmer. mostly sunny skies and dry monday, tuesday and wednesday. if you're going to the chinese new year parade this afternoon, i'll have a look at temperatures, coming up. >>> chinese new year celebrations also come with many traditions believed to start the new year with good fortune. we want to take you through just a few of them. if you've been near chinatown over the last couple of weeks, you've likely heard the constant sound of fire crackers. it is believed the fire crackers drive away the evil spirits and people set them off in front of their homes and businesses. markets are also a common part of the new year n san francisco this morning, there will be a community street fair that opens at 10:00 a.m. and will stay open through the weekend. the chinese new year flower fair also helped open the holiday. the city of san francisco does a full street cleaning before new year's celebrations and that also happens in

we have fog in the north bay around santa rosa. that is it.at 40 to 50 degrees. by noon we are at 60 and in the afternoon we will touch 70 degrees. 36 to 45 is the spread inland through 7:00 and 57 to 62 at noon and how nice it will be outside sunshine at 4:00 and still 67 to 72 and a pleasant evening with low-to-mid 50's. at the coast we have the warmest temperatures right now at the coast, 45 to 50 degrees through 7:00 and we will be near 60 with a little bit of a breeze blowing in from the east, not the unusual northwestern wind and above average at 4:00, 52 to 66 and a comfortable evening, at 53 to 58 degrees. sue? >> this are a few hot spots with a new accident in san jose southbound 880 the off-ramp partly blocked. otherwise, a couple of problems the off-ramp from southbound 880 , still an accident and fighting slowing and an accident 880, that was a truck that has been cleared out of the lanes. we will look at san rafael move beyond the civic center toward lincoln and traffic is moving light and i call it friday lite. >> in russia they

we still have the fog to contend with mostly up 101 from novato santa rosa. temperatures right now are in the mid 30's, so, black ice is not a concern but something to watch the next hour to hour and a half as we have not reached our lows just quite yet. inland we can be around 32 for lows to 35. sunshine this afternoon and up to 66 and a calm evening at 46 to 54. you need a coat. >> we have a sig-alert southbound 680, traffic is backing and you can see by the app there is a sig-alert, three lanes blocked, one lane is getting by. i want to show you a picture posted by a wave spotter with the traffic and a big rig here and lots of bumper-to-bumper traffic and that is happening here. elsewhere, in san francisco, we have another severe accident and that is at 101 and 280 in san francisco and that is also a problem with emergency crews on the scene and in san jose, 280 at 680101 first reports of an accident, two lips -- lanes there, left lanes blocked. >> santa clara residents are back at home after the bomb squad found explosives in a neighbor's house. he is beh

but lock at santa rosa, 32, half mile visibility.reezing and a lost moisture so i am worried about black ice the next hour and a half. be careful. three quarters of a mile visibility in novato so issues there, too. as far as temperatures, we are in the mid-to-upper 60's this afternoon with a lot of sunshine. this is not the end. we will have 70's in the seven-day outlook. sue? >> we go to the san mateo bridge. we have a beautiful morning shaping up with the skylightening and getting busy on the san mateo bridge on the flat section from the toll place and westbound to brake lights on the flat section and sluggish toward the foster city area. you are at 20-minute drive across the span. eastbound highway four, what was a stall looks like a big rig slammed into the stall so we have an accident. big rig versus a pickup eastbound which is reverse commute. westbound is sluggish, and now more because of rubbernecking. >> this morning, bart police are warping passengers to look out for counterfeit tickets that look like the real thing. accord

free of any fog around the bay but there is a little bit around santa rosa. that is it. big story, look how much the temperatures are warmer than yesterday from barely in fairfield and antioch at one degree and five in san francisco and 18 at half moon bay! that is a day you want to go to the beach and 63 in half moon bay right now. 52 in san francisco and oakland and everyone else in the 40's as we head throughout the day we will have 34 to 50 degrees so quite a spread at 64 to 74 this afternoon and a gorgeous evening wi

there is a little bit up around santa rosa but that is it. big story today, compared to average our temperatures are going to be three to eight degrees warmer than average as we hit the mid-60's to low 70's. here is the visibility in santa rosa, 1.75 miley mile. it is not dangerous. we are clear, though, and 39 inland, and in the mid-40's to near 50 from the bay to the coast through 7:00 and a quick warming today, a great afternoon, if you kickoff early and get the tennis or golf in, low-to-mid 60's, listened at noon and the upper 60's to 70's by 4:00 and a there evening. tonight will be a nice evening, maybe celebrate valentine's day a day later like me and the wife. our warmest day, temperatures tomorrow in the mid-60's and the coast and low 70's, and we will drop into the mid 60's by sunday and low 60's away from the coast by monday. have a good day. >> nice commute on 80 westbound beyond university avenue to emeryville. early road work is all clear with headlights but it is moving the scene limit and looking good. here is what it looks li

rosa's famous coffee cake, on the house. that's very nice of you, but i'm afraid we can't accept it. oh, please, i insist. sorry, it's against department policy. oh. i can understand that. put it on our bill. i think my partner hasn't eaten in about a month. as you wish. i hope you will visit us often. mmm. you've got a deal. - hi, everybody. - aren't you supposed to be in school ? - i'm showing my grandparents where the bus stop is. - where are they going ? - to the senior citizens' center for flu shots. - that's a long bus ride. i know. my mother wanted me to go with them before school. i overslept. i don't have time. - do you think they'll be all right ? - yeah, i think so. - i'm giving them directions. - you're giving them directions ? yeah. plus, they've got a map. - nice to meet you. - hello. they don't speak much english. excuse me. i would like you to meet henry chang. you'll probably see him on his bicycle riding around making deliveries. henry, this is detective anderson. police. nice to meet you. - thanks for the

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conyers found out people were visiting the office to see rosa parks, and not mr. conyers. >> parks died in 2005 at the age of 92. after her death, rosa parks became the first woman to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. yesterday, she made history once again as the first black woman to be honored in statuary hall. rob and diana, back to you. >> incredible life and honor. thank you for that story, karen. and just historical perspective. she was arrested in '55. by '56 is when the supreme court struck down alabama bus segregation as unconstitutional. >> and, by the way, in her auto biography, she debunked this theory that she refused to give it up because she was tired. she said i was 42 years old, i was a young woman. i wasn't tired because i was old, i was tired of giving in. >> and she's best known for it, but not the first to do it. also a 15-year-old girl beforehand. also a 15-year-old girl before hand. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake.

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the seventies for santa rosa. >> 2:00 p.m.ternoon highs the green indicates upper 60s for most of us. the yellow indicates low seventies. if you have plans by 8:00 p.m. temperatures mild in the '50s and lows '60s. >> breaking down the afternoon highs in your neighborhood. 67 for concord and hayward. 70 percent to rosa. 71 in fairfield. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast highlights the stretch of nice, gorgeous weather over the next several days. a cold front will drop down from the gulf of alaska bringing light gray to our area tuesday in to wednesday. >> more details in my next report. >> meantime, traffic is quiet. we're not monitoring any hot spots. we do have a dense fog advisory we are changing things at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is hazy in spots. i have seen traffic starting to slow. we have overnight road work in effect. drive with extra caution. allow yourself extra time. >> at the san mateo bridge crystal clear conditions for your ride out hayward towards foster city. >> a live look at th

rosa parks". author is jeane theoharis, a professor of political science at brooklyn college of the city university of new york. the word "rebellion" doesn't usually appear in what we think about rosa parks. >> right. and that's her word. she talks about having a life history of being rebellious, which is where the title comes from. and i think it gets at both the scope of her political life and then, right, the kind of character that we have come to sort of miss when we see just rosa parks on that one day. >> ifill: i know elementary school i was taught that she was a tired seem stress, her feet were tired, she sat down on the bus and didn't want to get up. later on the rumor was that she was an n.a.a.c.p. plant sent in to stir up trouble, but she was neither of these. >> no, she was neither of these and she would be the first to correct us if we were the first to say she was tired. because in her autobiography she says "the only tired i was was tired of giving in." she wasn't tired. this comes o

zero in santa rosa.ight around as at all. i checked with the faa know theno delays on arriving flights. mainly 60s holding on to upper 50s along the waterfront. by 2:00 p.m. we will see sunshine and clear skies and most locations in the low to mid '60's. temperatures are seasonal. by 8:00 p.m. indicates tent in the fifties. >> your afternoon highs expected to day napa 65. 63 for livermore. 62 for pleasanton in hayward. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast we have changes talk about. a warming trend will pick up valentine's day into friday. clear skies and plenty of sunshine perfect conditions to be outdoors. we will shave off a couple of degrees saturday into sunday. we will keep the sunshine and temperatures above average. more in the way of clouds cover as we start the next work week. looking at the extended model a cold front will drop down from the gulf of alaska. it is not a strong system. bringing light rain to the bay area by tuesday. temperatures will drop and we will see a lot of cloud c

same for santa rosa and north wind. a breeze and stronger in some of the higher elevations. once we get going it will translate into a sunny and warmer pattern. sunny and breezy. a very quiet pattern. it will be sunny side up here. 50s and 60s. probably a little warmer. antioch and brentwood. 60s low to a few mid on the peninsula. low 60s along the coast. upper 50s low 60s. sunshine oh plenty as we would like to say. warmer weather. cooler on the weekend but still dry. >>> time now 6:37. on the east coast people are cleaning up from that big storm that slammed the east coast over the weekend. at least nine people are known to have been killed after a record amount of snow. our reporter tori is live in boston to tell us about the challenges people are facing. >> reporter: it seems the challenges are driving. mobbed morning that means people are trying to get back to work. bad weather has pickedden again. we are seeing a mix of rain and sleet. kicking out and cleaning up neighborhoods that are buried in snow. rescuing car

it is 36 in santa rosa, 48 in san francisco.ght jacket will be necessary, but as we head throughout the day on thursday, you can see this is not jacket weather by the afternoon. a lot of your car thermometers are going to read 73 to 76, they read a little armer than the ambient air temperature. 65 in san francisco, and you're getting into 70 from santa rosa. on the three day forecast, we keep that forecast all the way through friday, if you suffer from allergies, here is the good news. cloud cover increases on monday. that's what we want to see in the weather department, and by tuesday a chance of showers late in the afternoon, and by wednesday, early indications that we could have a half inch to one inch of rainfall. >> we need it, yes. >> i know, it's been so bad -- >> watch out this air. >> it will be good for us. >>> a woman who would not take a back seat more than 50 years ago, today received a prominent place of honor in the u.s. capital. president obama and congressional leaders came together to unveil a nine foot statue

the 100th birthday of our dear sister rosa parks. as our country continues to celebrate the beginning and as our country continues to celebrate the beginning of the second term of our great president, president barack obama. now, it's easy to take for granted the progress that we've made as a country because we are forever looking to solve today's problems and as we continue to meet tomorrow's challenges as we shape our future. but what it is, it's definitely worthwhile to take a look back at the great works of our predecessor and the brave men and women who have paved the way for progress that we enjoy here in the 21st century. and if you look around, many of those men and women are right here with us in the rotunda today. we remember the people who braved police dogs and fire hoses turned against them by their own government officials in the south, people who believed that an idea -- believed in an idea that we're all created equal and that we're willing to risk and that we're willing to risk their life in the purchase soul of a lo

. >>> santa rosa police need your help to find a man who drove away after hitting a man. the victim was hit by a light colored newer model mercedes-benz sedan. the driver appeared to be a man in his 30s with dark colored hair. >>> reserved seating only for the address to the city. it included the crime problem and the need for more than 200 officers. the police force is targeting the most violent people in the city. more civilians she says will be taking police reports so that officers can spend more time fighting crime. she says the newest, most diverse police academy is already in training. >> it means for 200 more officers basically $73 million for the budget. now what does that mean? >> it is going to take something big. it will probably take a tax measure. that's the kind of thing that we really need to talk about. >> quan did not talk about how much more they will have to shell out for more police officers. public safety makes up 50% of the city's budget. mayor quan says residents will have to make some tough decisions this year. >>> smoke filled the skies after a f

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oakland will be 68 and same for santa rosa. and cooler spots are only 63 including san jose, livermore, concord and antioch and fairfield and san rafael. to the monterey bay, 61, and mid-60's around the bay and headed inland. now, tonight, possibility fog out there again, very isolated as the air dries out during the overnight hours and mid-30's to low 40's in most areas and san francisco is 45 degrees. here is what happened while you were sleeping, two areas of high pressure dominating our weather and the ridge will remain strong all week. we will see how far we can crank the thermostat up in the atmosphere, how about mid-to-upper 50's tomorrow and mid-60's to upper 60's and possibly 70 and on the holiday on monday, 50's at the coast but low-to-mid 60's and back to average by then. >> back to santa cruz mountains, 17, over turned car blocking the right lane in the northbound direction. a d.w.i. arrest is in progress. it could be some time before they get the lane re-opened. you can expect delays northbound. elsewhere, we were

we have fog forming down to six miles in half moon bay and santa rosa. give yourself a little more time for the morning commute. your wake up weather will look like this, patchy fog and cool instand. you will need to add an extra layer. mid30s to mid40s at 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., upper 30s to the mid40s. mike nico will be here tracking the fog for you 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. carolyn, dan? >> thank you. >>> before we go, here is the latest on our top story. after a number of major developments the manhunt for the exlapd officer suspected of going on a killing spree continues. >> officers believe christopher dorner barricaded himself in a cabin in big bear after a shootout that left a deputy dead today and then never emerged as the home went up in flames. investigators say the charred carbine is too hot to enter so cannot confirm whether his remains are in the cabin. we will have the latest on the morning news at 4:30 a.m. while they are not sure whether he is inside, most of the officers in the surrounding area have pulled back indicating they do not believe th

and san francisco upper 50s for you. 61 in santa rosa. on your three day forecast, the dry trend friday into saturday, slight chance of a shower but looks like we will remain mainly dry. sunday, mostly sunny conditions. a few clouds on monday and then by tuesday, a 50% chance of a shower. it's our next storm system that we have coming down the line and then for next wednesday, it will stay on the cooler side with temperatures in the low 60s. the big thing about yesterday was the fact that we had more rain in one day as we talked about than we had for the entire month of february. i know a lot of you want more rain, we will see what we can do here. >> what if it's a rainy march, perhaps? >> then, i would personally love it. yes, bring it on. >> we need it. thank you, jeff. a taggering amount of screen time, children born today will spend 25% of their lives looking at a screen. that number is actually low. the research was done in the uk and did not account for the screen time that the child will have once they have when they grow up and go

heads up on 101 through santa rosa. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a maritime safety group in the bay area may put new rules in place this week limiting ships from sailing under the bay bridge in foggy conditions. this will follow an accident last month when an empty tanker called the overseas reymar struck the base of a tower. now a working group of the harbor safety committee recommends barring ships from sailing north under the bay bridge when the visibility is a half mile or less. >>> the coast guard is being sued by a bar pilot whose container ship struck the bay bridge causing a major oil spill. this was back in 2007. john cota of petaluma contends the coast guard tricked him into surrendering his mariners license and he wants it back. a federal investigation determined he failed to disclose he was on numerous prescription medications which may have been a factor in that crash. >>> the los gatos town council voted to consider looking into ways to restrict retailers who want to sell guns in the future. but gun