mollen south sacramento. sacramento sheriff's deputy sergeant tam said two men were in a barbershop just before 1:00 this afternoon when two other men came in and started shooting. if they said the men in the barbershop or also armed and the return fire. if the gun battle apparently moved into the parking lot. the bullets struck the woman who was putting her to year-old child and to pursue the chevrolet s c v. if the child was on a farm. if police sergeant said a least one person suffering from a gunshot wound has been taken to a local hospital this story development still unfolding we will bring you more information as it becomes available. there's new information today from the ntsb tonight about the san bruno gas line explosion. officials have released a long-awaited report updating their investigation, and what they have ruled out as possible causes. if christine conley has been looking over that report, she joins us now to give us a sense of the response if that were getting from legislatures as well as

. >>> we have a developing story out of sacramento. police have evacuated several downtown streets after getting reports of a man with a rifle in a parking garage. as nick janes tells us, we're just learning now that a man has been detained. nick? >> reporter: sydnie, they found him not in the garage but a few miles way in a vehicle that rifle turns out to be a pellet gun. he was believed to have been holed up in that parking structure behind us here in that tan building, single story nondescript building with a couple of offices and some parking spaces, as well. there was a report that came in about 6:40 this morning from a security guard who said he had been threatened by a man who said he had a gun. police didn't know for sure. they had never seen this weapon but, of course, this is downtown sacramento right around 7th and q, heavily populated, a lot of people walking around on friday morning so they cleared the whole area out, evacuated a state building as well as there was a lot of question as to if this guy was in there in the fi

she comes to the state's highest court after severing on an appeals court in sacramento.oday's swearing in will take place in the capitol rotunda in sacramento. >> every day we get the pleasure of saying it feels a little warmer. >> just a little bit. it was wet on the roads overnight as i drove home. i guess we got some rain. >> yes. some of those scattered showers, yeah, kept tracking them. right now we have one lone storm moving through the san pablo bay and that's going up interstate 80 through fairfield, dixon and up into sacramento. that's the last organized area of showers we see right now. the drizzle could be possible anytime during the morning commute. look how mild it is this morning. low 50s monterey, san francisco, fremont and mountain view. the rest of us mid to upper 40s. throughout the day you can see that this higher start this morning as these warmer temperatures will lead to slightly warmer weather in the afternoon. by noon most of us mid to upper 50s and by 4:00 hangin' around in the mid to upper 50s. a scattered light shower is possible just about any

you see the sacramento radar going through the screen into the south. i'm going to turn off sacramento's radar so you see the coverage change. then we come in close. if -r the most part the showers have be north of san francisco. we're beginning to see showers up toward hayward, to montclaire. these showers have been light. i'm having a tough time picking up rainfall totals. .10 of an inch. .25 of an inch. here's the satellite loop, it's a tough one to forecast. here's something, i shouldn't tell you this. i was going to show you the computer model but it's so messed up i don't want to show it to you because it does have rain at times it doesn't make any sense based on what i'm seeing. so come back tonight at 10 10:00 we'll give you the latest computer model. tomorrow is going to look a lot like this morning, remember this morning before there were any showers, that's tomorrow. there might be a new sprinkles mainly object north bay. tomorrow clouds maybe a few sprinkles. saturday, mostly dry, sunday looks like it's going to rain now. so that's a big cha

that's when an all out search began here in south sacramento that involved a helicopter, sacramento county sheriff department surrounding the neighborhood looking for the two men that ran out the back of this house. one man is still outstanding this morning. they still continue to search for him. another man ended up in a house about a block away. the homeowners heard a noise, one of the girl's in the house got up to use the restroom when the mother came out and found the suspect standing right in the hallway. now, the search continues out here for that second suspect this morning. they have not been able to find that person. they have called off the official search, the perimeter if you will, but continue to drive around in police cars should that person pop out of the bushes. in the meantime, that first suspect has been taken down to the jail. and they are still trying to determine whether or not that suspect was directly involved in that shooting yesterday or not. that shooting by the way left the mother of a 2-year-old son dead. live in sacramento, back to you. >>> thank you, bryan for

victims from oakland, sacramento, stockton, sunday's victim seaver lie beaten.olice putting out tips for everybody. one is do not meet in a secluded or residential area. don'ts carry large amounts of cash with you. and if someone or something looks a bit suspicious, keep going, leave. especially if the vehicle you came for is not visible. you might think that's common sense but that's what happened in these six cases there was no vehicle. if you arrive, do not resist. you can always get your money back but you can't get your life back. this man on sunday was severely beaten. truly the price for going up against these people. the information as to the $10,000 reward in this case is on the crime watchers website and you can finded more information on that going to our website abc7news.com and clicking on "see it on tv." live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks for the update. just about 6:03 now. san jose animal control officers believe they now own who owns the pitbulls that mauled a woman last night. sauce soon was bitten on her arm and hip as she

and john myer, sacramento bureau chief for kqed public radio, joining us from sacramento.ohn, we're going to start with you. tell us, please, how will governor-elect jerry brown solve this $28 billion budget shortfall? >> boy, belva, i wish i had the answer for that. i'll tell you, sacramento is one of those towns that thrives on information. everybody in the capitol corridor, they want to know the gossip, rumor mills, everybody always wants to know things. nobody knows what brown is going to do. no one has any real information. and he doesn't have a lot of time to actually make a decision. as a matter of fact, we probably expect i would say right about now, maybe next week, governor-elect brown's budget proposal for january actually goes to the printer. so he has to lock in a lot of decisions. it's a $28 billion problem. we thought it was about 25. all of these tax agreements back in washington, d.c. this week added more to the state's deficit because of a change in the estate tax laws. $28 billion over 18 months. what does brown do? he's had two public events now, one he

that claimed the life of a sacramento mother. she waskied -- killed by a stray bullet during a gun battle at a -- at a strip mall. they say she was an innocent victim in the wrong place at the wrong time. she was a single mother who worked at the sacramento a irport. investigators say she was killed when a gun battle inside of a barbershop moved outside into the mall parking lot. witnesses say she was hutting -- putting her 2-year-old son when that stray bullet hit her. her child was not hurt. this unfolded right before the eyes of terrified mall shoppers. >> police announced an arrest and they sealed off this neighborhood and searched a sacramento home and five people were wounded in that exchange of gunfire at the strip mall. the notive -- motive is still not clear. >> we're now learning that two fairfield sisters whose children died in a fire gave conflicting accounts of what happened that day. the officials say the two m others left their children inside the home with burning candles in it. we're told the women told different

we will miss him here, but sacramento will benefit. we do need that talent in sacramento. this can go from being a great initiative in san francisco to being a great initiative for the state. as the mayor pointed out, we were awarded this $37 million program from the stimulus grant with the government. we had to choose nine cities in the nation, and san francisco was on the list. in fact, it is the place to start. we are happy about that, but we also expect leaders like gavin to take this further. we also want to thank priority parking. they have really led the effort. we did a similar event in sacramento. they have taken the lead, they have invested in this. aaron has been a wonderful partner. priority parking is making this happen, and he is making it happen with private funds. the city of san francisco has figured it out. people like bob hayden, ed, have figured out how to use other people's money to bring san francisco into the lead. these people i happy to do that. this kind of leadership makes a huge difference. i especially want to thank mastercard. mastercard has s

they say that's pulliambanks is known to frequent the bay area and sacramento. >>> a suspected dui driver let highway patrol on a cheese on the freeway. they saw an erratic driver on interstate 580 just after 3:00 a.m. investigators say the chase lasted one hour on freeways and city streets, up to speed to 90 miles per hour. it ended in oakland where the driver jumped out of the car and was tackled by officers. >>> the marine mammal center in sausalito say they will not release a sea lion back into the wild. the animal is blind in both ice due to a gunshot wounds. they hope to find a home for him in the zoo or aquarium. >>> players are celebrating a big milestone at the same time they are trying to protect their field from vandals. they are celebrating their 50th year of operation. their long-running success has been dampened by repeated acts of vandalism including graffiti and fires. officials are hoping the public will help. >> just watch out, keep your eyes open. if you see anything, call the police. >> a nearby committee center is being built and they hope to increase lighting and tra

all of them boarding planes come tomorrow in sacramento. live in pleasant hill, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> across the bay as volunteers at glide memorial church are finishing up a holiday give away. some people lined up as early as 3:00 a.m. to pick up a bag full of groceries. last year they handed out more than 6000 bags last year but they say donations are down this year. but one man says it is a true blessing to help out. >> we want to get out and show people i am out here and i want to give back to all the things i did wrong. >> the bags were filled with poultry and other things to help those in need. >>> a short time from now president obama will sign the new legislation following a midnight vote in the house. the bill extends tax cuts for millions that would have expired january 1st, that includes individuals making more than $200,000 a year. it also extends unemployment programs for people who have not reached their absolute maximum of 99 weeks of benefits. senate democratic leaders say they have a busy agenda. they say t

that's the warmest. 23 in tahoe. 30 reno. 40s and 50s sacramento and also fresno. eureka with the cloud cover a balmy 58. plenty going on. there's a lot out here. this is a heck of a system. it's going to move towards us and drag across the system south. it will knock the ridge of high pressure out of the way. most of the cold air's going to stay to the north. this is a very, very wet system. north bay could get some rain. south bay may not get much at all. that's the way it's looking. this will develop on wednesday. today it's just in advance of the system. so patchy fog, then sun, then clouds continue to increase. we have higher clouds over us right now. cool to mild. not as warm as yesterday. upper 50s and low 60s mostly cloudy to the north. partly to mostly sunny to the south until this evening. then we'll cloud it up. rain moves in wednesday. okay rain especially north of say santa rosa north could be rather moderate. south of that not as much. clouds linger into thursday. partly sunny friday. saturday inland fog. one of those patterns where  you're heading

. >>> we've just learn learn -- learned that a second person has died in the shooting in sacramento that claimed the life of a young mother. investigators say a 20-year-old man died from a chest wound. yesterday, monique nelson was hit by a stray bullet at a strip mall. police say at least one gunman walked into a barbershop and the men exchanged fire inside and it spilled into the parking lot. investigators say nelson was p utting her son into her suv when the bullet hit her, the child was not hurt. in less than an hour, you can get a chance to see the world series trophy, it just arrived a short time ago at san f rancisco's city hall. it will be dison play for two -- on display for two hours and they were also going to to be make lag they called a major announcement -- making what they called a major announcement. paul came less has more. paul-- paul chambers has more. paul? >> reporter: you can see the tour it's sponsored by visa. if you live in the bay area you will get a chance to see the trophy up close and personal. as the giant organization is taking the organization on a four-st

. >> lawmakers will be in sacramento. >> among those there is fiona, that is at stake?hanks for joining us. >> thank you. i am back again. >> 5th budget crisis. >> yes. >> what is going to make this one different? >> well, we have been hoping the economy would get better sooner than later. we have tried all of the gimmicks and the borrowings and the voters have said to us now that we can pass a majority vote budget in the assembly -- >> -- not raise taxes. >> -- fees -- >> -- 2/3 and cannot take from the local government so basically our two hands are tied behind our back and the one thing we can do is make cuts and there are going to be more cuts to be made i am afraid. >> those constraints you were talking about of course voted in in november. >> yeah. >> so new rules and obviously a new governor in january, to you think there is anything happening as far as planning wise even before jerry brown is sworn in? >> yes, this wednesday the governor is calling a town hall budget meeting with financial experts so he is trying to get the ball rolling sooner. he is going to pr

are you going to move to sacramento?his point i'm going to stay -- keep my place in san francisco and go up to sacramento a lot. >> so those of you driving along 880 and 80 up to sacramento, watch out in your right hand might be the attorney general. don't get into cute traffic situations. >> exactly. >> when you get up there, one of the big questions, what are your job priorities going to be? >> well, one of the areas of focus for me certainly is what we can do around reform of the criminal justice system and in particular what we can do to reduce recidivism because it has resulted in this overcrowding situation. >> in the prisons. >> in the prisons which is now before the united states supreme court in terms of what we are going to do about overcrowding and the need for early release, which i don't support. but ultimately, we need have leadership around fixing a broken system and that means not just reacting to the problem as it manifests itself but dealing with the underlying issue. >> we have a reinvolving door of cr

. >> the second person as shot at a sacramento strip mall yesterday has died 20 year- old barksdale. he died after being taken to the hospital with chest wound. six people were injured in that shooting in a single mother was killed. 30 old mother monique will be able to see your little boy grows up. she was an innocent bystander caught in a spray of gunfire. police say a bullet pierced the windshield of arrest uv, killing her and she was putting her two year-old son into the car. family members say she would often go to the barbershop in south sacramento to get the boy's hair cut. on that day he was also have a picture taken. her brother talked to reporters over the phone about what happened. he said monday it was a single mother who worked as a supervisor at a family run bookstore in sacramento airport. reporters talked to the barber who shot, but survived you going camera but said shots began ringing out. no one had a clue about what was going to happen and said he never saw a gun. he was shot in the ankle after running for the back of the barbershop and hitting the ground. >> he s

sacramento may be thinking that municipalities like ours can help to achieve the state's targets. as well, general frustrations that pg&e and its other transactions -- they have definitely demonstrated that they have very much changed their posture since ab 117 was enacted. pg&e said they were in different to the formation of cca's. they have demonstrated that not to be the case. in many cases, pg&e has been thumbing their nose at the regulators of the cca. supervisor mirkarimi: clearly, by the activity of pg&e's interference, other regions, and combine with prop. 16, has captured the attention of state leaders. since the expectation is we should be able to feel more support, to at least mitigate those external threats, 2 san francisco's pursuit of a cca, would you agree with that? >> yes, i would agree with that. we are trying to build a relationship with mr. leno. supervisor mirkarimi: in fact, we are fortified from support elsewhere, eliminating those external threats, that would be something rather unique, something that has not been felt, here in san francisco. is that correc

lake port 45 degrees and 54 around sacramento. the seven-day forecast shows it's not the rape, but the wind for the coast and the hilltops could get gusts up to 40 miles per hour. things could get saturate and you may see problems for the weekend. keep a close eye on the forecast for this weekend. now watching your morning commute, we will show you around the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic picking up and visibility is okay around the bridge this morning. let's take you over to oakland. 880 commute and northbound still looks good as you pass the curve. the travel times around the east shore freeway at speed approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. up and down the inner east bay towards berkeley with slowing there around highway 24. as you head north up towards the benicia bridge, patchy fog. chp reporting within the last half hour. visibilities down to 300 to 400 feet. >> thanks a lot. speaking of the commute, we have a live look outside at the bay bridge. a reminder that the commute could get messy because of work that is under

a conservation plan is in the works for the sacramento san joaquin river delta. the basin is experiencing dramatic losses of chinook salmon. the drop forced officials to ban commercial fishing during the last two years of salmon. that has devastated their industry. they blame the decline on the transfer of water from the sacramento river to farms in the central valley. >>> in south san francisco, police are looking for a man who robbed and sexually assaulted a woman at a caltrain station. it reportedly happened around 9:00 friday night. the woman was leaving the station when the man approached. she fought him off, but she says he grabbed h running off. here's a sketch of the suspect. he's hispanic, between 17 and 22 years old. 5'3" to 5'5" and weighs 140 to 150 pounds. if you have any information, you're asked to call the san francisco police department. >>> a brand new car free? coming up next at 6:00, that's not a perk many people get with the job, unless you're a state legislati legislat legislator. a look at how much that's costing taxpayers next. >>> and boo

that's right across the street from brown's mu home in midtown sacramento. his transition team says it are be -- it will be a low-key, no frills ceremony. >>> california's next lieutenant-governor could remain mayor of san francisco a few days longer than first planned. gavin newsom plans to delay his swearing in until he's confident san francisco has a strong successor to replace him as m ayor. the board members meet january 4th and will choose a mayor to fill the final year of newsom's term. >>> this morning, the labor department had cheerier than expected news about u nemployment. 420,000 people filed for f irst- time unemployment benefits but that's down 3,000 from the week before. analysts had expected initial claims to creep up by a thousand and there are now 4 million -- 4,60 million people receiving benefits. >>> u.p.s. says this could be the best season ever. they believe they delivered 24 million packages in envelope. that's a record. that's up 9% from last year and a whopping 60% increase from a normal business day. u.p.s. says most of the d elive

you may need to go to sacramento to straighten that lot out. chairperson nolan: thank you. that does answer my question. >> very toronto followed by howard strassner. >> good afternoon. today is an important day in american history. it is pearl harbor day and the sixth day of hanukkah. i thought i would show up early enough because i showed up last meeting and you were already in closed session 45 minutes after you started. it was probably be sure to meeting you have had in a long time. [laughter] the thing is that i am concerned about the fact that we only get two minutes with only a few speakers. we used to have only three minutes when a handful of speaker show up. you have an important responsibility and shut the door on us by only giving us two minutes when a lot of us take out time from our day to speak and it is

our rainfall to date in terms of percentage of normal, sacramento 156% of normal.ta rosa close to 150%. san jose only 87% of normal. here's your accu-weather 7-day forecast. a couple dry days. temperatures around the cool side, mid-50s and upper 50s tomorrow. the storm moves in christmas day turning into showers sunday. dry on monday before another storm heads our way bringing us a chance of rain on tuesday. good morning, megan. the commute is nice and dry right now. >> it is try. it feels good. to say roads are dry if you're getting ready to leave the house, you should have a pretty nice commute awaiting you. live look at interstate 80, heading through the berkeley area. headlights are moving westbound and right now the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze just a light 20 minutes. road work to be on the lookout for in hercules, eastbound 4, the ramp to eastbound 80 is closed down until about 6:00 this morning. heading out of town towards the sierra, you do not need chains right now on 80 or 50 but you need them on 88 and expect delays on 88. one-way tr

he was seen touring properties in downtown sacramento.orks where available units were on third and fourth floors. we'll maintain his primary residence but he needs a home in the capital. >> will you live here? >> no decision yet. got to check with the wife. >> governor brown briefly considered living in of the historic governor's mansion but plumbing and electricity are too outdated it's said. >>> facebook founder is now "time's" person of the year and now his company has another distinction as well. the employee choice awards says facebook tops the best 50 places to work. southwest airlines and consulting firm bain and company and general mills round out the top five. here's a look at some notable bay area companies after facebook of course we have apple finished at number 20 on the list. chefb chevron and google. >> where would nbc list? >> number 40. >> so we went to high school on the peninsula. >> dwyer. >> nice to see you. >> but our high schools not in the state championship. what's wrong with that? >> palo alto high school we're g

why one sacramento woman is taking the fast-food chain to court over happy meals. plus -- >> i figured someone might use it. i'm not using it. >> looking to rent out your ride. a little cash made off your car. >>> ,, in the power of we. we can tackle the tough challenges we face and build community through service and volunteering. it's time for you to raise your hand, go to serve.gov and get involved in something you believe in. are you with me? >>> rainfall moving in as early as tonight. a look at your forecast coming up. >>> tracy, thanks so much. 4:43. a mother and daughter from san francisco have sued mcdonald's for what they say is deceptive marketing. the suit alleges koidz mcdonald's is violating kate's unfair competition law by targeting children with offers of free toys along with its happy meals. the lawsuit says the meal combinations contain too much fat, sugar and salt. san francisco is a step ahead. starting next september, the city prohibit restaurants from including toys unless the meals meet nutritional guidelines. >>> a whole new way to rent a car

not only around the bay area but into the sacramento valley and the san joaquin valley so if you have some travel plans yes it's definitely going to be on the fogy side. all right. so if

wet here across interstate 80 corridor and from san francisco to sacramento. roads slick at times. temperatures not so bad. low to mid 50s from the north bay right on down to sunnyvale. 56 in san jose. 50 in livermore. not frigid like we had earlier at this week -- this time of the hour. so tonight, mainly 40s here. a few scattered showers. we'll see that trend of scatters showers in the forecast for saturday for everyone at this point. however, we are going to key in and hone in on sunday. that's when the stronger storm system looks to arrive with rainfall accumulations and also some windy conditions at times. this is still that pesky area of frontal cooling, that arrived here on monday throughout the west coast. it's still trying to push here to the south. so that's lingering and bringing us the showers right now. and this is the area of low pressure. we're watching out here. that's going to continue to move to the south. and then eventually off here towards the east, impacting us was ahead into sunday with rainfall back in the mix. as for saturday, not so bad. it's the better of

. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news unfolding in sacramento tonight. a mother putting her toddler into a car seat is dead. caught in the cross fire of a gun battle at a strip mall. five other people were wounded. the gunfire erupted in ing parking lot of a shopptg centero in south sacramento near the airport. kevin riggs from our nbc station sacramento joins us live now with the late et on this situation. kevin, first of all, the mother's toddler, okay? >> reporter: yeah, the toddler is actually fine. we saw the baby here on the scene. he was taken away by detectives, presumably to either child protective services or to family members. i've got to tell you, this was a sudden confrontation today that led to a running gun battle and the death of the mother, 30-year-old monique nelson. we talked to nelson's family tonight about this tragedy that claimed her life. in the meantime, the investigation, as you can see, continues. the aftermath of the violence was stark and disturbing, a single bullet hole in the windshield. detectives working the parking maul

you may need to go to sacramento to straighten that lot out. chairperson nolan: thank you. that does answer my question. >> very toronto followed by howard strassner. >> good afternoon. today is an important day in american history. it is pearl harbor day and the sixth day of hanukkah. i thought i would show up early enough because i showed up last meeting and you were already in closed session 45 minutes after you started. it was

. >> muchas gracias por la entrevista adriÁn vÍa satÉlite desde sacramento.ra para hablarnos de las noticias de la semana estamos con el corresponsal de el grupo de mÉxico,y un editor de venezuela, gracias. manuel,hay que aprovechar,que conoces a la realidad de venezuela,quÉ estÁ pasando con hugo chÁvez? >> hugo chÁvez viene bajando considerablemente en las encuestas,luego de el proceso de elecciones parlamentarias del 26 de septiembre,los estudios realizados indican que el favoritismo del pueblo ya no estÁ con el presidente. >> perdiÓ el voto popular,verdad? >> estÁ en continua bajada,lo cual indica claramente que si esto lo vamos a llevar al perspectiva para el 2012,hugo chÁvez deberÍa perder las elecciones.

in fact, we have flooding going on around sonora, and sacramento valley. overnight rain, three-quarters of an inch in petaluma. look at napa at nearly an inch of rain. oakland over an inch in the past 24 hours. san francisco, getting close to an inch and in the east bear, 0.88 in orinda. so the heaviest will push sout south. wind have died down and today will be the drier day of the weekend. high temperatures mainly in the mid and upper 50s since the last this hours. we've got fluctuating snow levels and moist atmosphere, so don't be surprised if you see showers from time to time. bulk of the activity will be here from here, to santa cruz and highs in the upper 50s. more rain heads our way by the later evening hours tonight into the overnight hours. a rainy sunday. scattered showers on sunday and a little break, tuesday and

and the sacramento kings, "cover girl" starbucks what do they look for when they say who is influential right. >> right they come to us, they understand that traditional advertising, people block it out in a lot of ways. we all trust what our friends tell us so this is kind of a tension economy that we're in. we understand who are the people who brokered that attention and influence their networks on any specific topic, and we connect brands those people. >> curiously although i mentioned lady gaga and oprah, it's not always people that you think it is. tipping point the mavens he calls them, it is these strange little influential pivot points almost. >> right. >> and you're -- you think you're able to identify them. >> yeah and the way we think about it is is every person who creates contact line has some influence. what we care about in understanding is who they influence and on what topics? this idea of node optimization and who can spread information across a group of friends is

el poder, vamos a ver el tiempo aquí en san francisco, 50 ° la noche vemos actividad de lluvia, sacramento estar aquí pronto. >>> toda la información completa, aquí en el segmento de tiempo, más adelante mas de la mitad de los estadounidenses creen en el dicho "cualquier tiempo pasado fue mejor". esta semana dos encuestas revelan la perdida . >>> más de la mido de estadounidense creen en el dicho cualquier... vamos con más detalles. >>> el presidente barack obama, sigue perdiendo fuerza en uno cuesta de bloomberg dice que más de 50% de los estadounidense creen que viven una situación económica peor que antes de presidente barack obama iniciará el pre roído. >>> dicen que el país va con rumbo equivocado, 51% dicen ex su situación se ha bajado. >>> otra encuesta deparaba la alarma en la casa blanca, ahora mismo bush espera a obama en popularidad, si bien la diferencia es tan solo un punto, la encuesta muestra una recuperación de la imagen de bush que dejó la casa blanca con el respaldo más bajo en la historia de estados unidos bush sigue cotizando la baja, casi la mitad de los encauso estado

. >> i'm very sympathetic to the parents in sacramento that are challenging marketing towards kids that's unfair and that leads to healthy -- unhealthy food choices. >> reporter: in an e-mailed statement a mcdonald's spokeswoman said we are proud of our happy meals and intend to vigorously defend our -- intend to defend our brand and our food. we are confident that parents understand and appreciate that happy meals are a quality treat that can fit into a balanced diet. >> i think this is for kids. i doubt they are going to have something that harm them. >> reporter: other mothers tell us they feel pressured by their kids to buy the meals. >> i bought it for him and exactly i learn about happy meal. he liked it. >> reporter: the suit doesn't seek monetary damages. instead, it seeks to block mcdonald's from advertising the happy meals on billboards, on television and even in its own restaurants. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco schools are poised to slash bus service for elementary and middle school students. the school board has decided to move forw

fog sacramento. fog stockton. if you're heading out to the big valley keep that in mind. that system will eventually get close to the big low spinning out there and that will drive the whole cloud mess towards us tomorrow and take us right into thursday. today patchy fog, some sun. then slowly increasing clouds. highs 50s and 60s. still on the mild side for some. more clouds to the north. and cloudy with the rain now moderate to heavy possible towards the north and maybe not much at all towards the south. we'll fine tune that tomorrow. thursday about the same friday. inland fog saturday but i think the coast sunny and warmer. pam and dave. >>> thank you, steve. one of the country's biggest credit reporting bureaus predicts consumers will gain more control over borrowing next year. transunion predicts less than 5% of all mortgage payments will be late. it's an improvement but still much higher than the 2% delinquency rate that's considered normal. it also predicts credit card late payments will fall below 1%. >>> consumer reports at&t now ranks dead last in consumer satisf

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, rain -- raining for sacramento, raining for everybody. you come back tomorrow for our 5:00 and 6:00 broadcast, we are going to be talking about the afternoon commute. that's going to be the bull's- eye for this rainfall. is this a huge storm? no but it's a huge series of storms. so this thing is not huge. there's one teeing up behind me right now. not just one event, not a huge event but there's a bunch of them lined up out there. day by day with this and it will be fine. it's winter in the bay area but it's going to be a wet one. noon we are going to have temperatures in the 50s. 3:00, rain showers for the bay area, basically the entire bay area. i mentioned the winter storm warning in the mountains, lake tahoe plenty of snow up there, and then a five-day forecast that is going to be very much on the wet side as we go through time and you'll see it coming up here in just a minute. we will get it to you there coming up on the five day. there's the forecast highs for tomorrow and you'll see lots of 50s out there and here comes the five-day