he had been a great asset for the county of sonoma. mike is also a gun owner and an avid hunter, i understand. i can think of no one better suited to serve as chair of the congressional gun violence prevention task force. congressman, thank you very much for your work, and welcome. >> thank you. [applause] thank you very much, and think you all for coming out tonight. this is the third town hall meeting on our efforts to prevent gun violence. input from the public is extremely important, so i am honored that you took time to come out tonight and share your constructive ideas with how we could accomplish this. i just cannot emphasize how important it is. as everyone knows, emotions got extremely high. motivation and constituent input to do something about gun violence hit an all-time peak after the terrible tragedy in connecticut. there is no question, that is the worst gun tragedy i have ever seen in my life, and i can understand why people, communities are upset, why they are concerned, and why they want something done about it. but i

crab season south of sonoma county has been open since november 15th. >>> it is 6:26. still ahead, a status update from facebook. the big announcement that could be a game changer for google just ahead. >>> and we'll have an update to breaking news. a house on fire in crockett. we have some amazing video to show you and all of the details on how this fire went down and how the firefighters are battling it coming up. >>> a live look outside waiting for the sun's arrival. always coldest before the sun comes up over the bay area. tabs on the forecast and that morning commute for your tuesday morning. >>> it is the billion dollar question of the day. is facebook about to make a play for google's turf? we'll have that big announcement that would amp up the ante in the rivaly ju ry just ahead. >>> christmas in the park all packed up. no more. the winter chilly weather continues. we'll have a look at our forecast just ahead. >>> right now we take you live to wall street where they are talking about apple having trouble with its stocks and we'll also talk about that big facebo

sonoma county leads the bay area in complaints. there were 110 wood-burning violations in sonoma county last year. that's the most in any county across the bay area. there were more than 3700 plates and 346 violations. >>> a vineyard manager in sonoma if county has been sentenced for a plant in jail for the death of a worker. he fortunate pleaded no contest -- he pleaded no contest to taking on off a safety device and the worker's employee became frapped in the tractor. -- trapped in the tractor. >>> a bit of a new twist in the dreamliner. the overnight discovery that would explain the problem. >>> the new scheme that's affecting many unsuspecting buyers right here in the bay area. ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homem

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which collects trash from marin and sonoma counties. sheriff's department says the body was discovered by an empoyee in this warehouse just before two o'clock in the afternoon. deputies responded, taped the area off, and closed the yard for the day. staying on scene through the early evening. investigators say they know the identity of the man. but that won't be released until notifying next of kin. the sheriff's department says there are no obvious signs of trauma on the body. investigators are trying to track down where the body came from. the coroner's officer will next perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death. in petaluma, philippe >> pam: an attempted rape in san francisco's mission district earlier this week has the community coming together to rally against sexual crimes. kron 4's alecia reid has more on what precautions the neighborhood is taking. >> reporter: marching through the mission district, neighbors pledge to respond to cries for help. they want their streets to be safe. taking aual violence, a sea of men and

he had been a great asset for the county of sonoma.is also a gun owner and an avid hunter, i understand. i can think of no one better suited to serve as chair of the congressional gun violence prevention task force. congressman, thank you very much for your work, and welcome. >> thank you. [applause] thank you very much, and think you all for coming out tonight. this is the third town hall meeting on our efforts to prevent gun violence. input from the public is extremely important, so i am honored that you took time to come out tonight and share your constructive ideas with how we could accomplish this. i just cannot emphasize how important it is. as everyone knows, emotions got extremely high. motivation and constituent input to do something about gun violence hit an all-time peak after the terrible tragedy in connecticut. there is no question, that is the worst gun tragedy i have ever seen in my life, and i can understand why people, communities are upset, why they are concerned, and why they want something done about it. but i also

sonoma county, beer destination. who would have thought?s the beer is so popular, people fly in from new zealand, belgium and even germany just to be the first in line. in santa rosa, don ford, cbs 5. >>> well, coming up in our next half hour, a scramble for flu shots as a u.s. outbreak reaches epidemic proportions. the new advice from health officials about this year's vaccine. >> weapons are killing little kids, babies. >> a california lawmaker says the time is ripe to pass tougher rules on assault weapons. why some say a bullet button ban could have the opposite effect. >> and toxic treats blamed for killing thousands of dogs. the ingredient that forced the fda to pull them from the shelves. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] now at 6:30: a fight over firearms. a bay area legislator is

. >>> we are following a fire in sonoma county. a body was found in a car near sonoma university. the sheriff's office said they learned the car was linked to a man wanted for questioning by santa rosa police. they say the trunk was unlocked and the body was locked in a blanket. sheriff's are treating this as is suspicious. >>> a man jumped into the water to flee police. he has been missing since december 24 when he stopped him on suspicion of drunk driving. last night they had a report of a body and the investigation into his identity and cause of death will start today. >>> a shooting death of one man happened last night on crest avenue. neighbors said they heard about 30 rounds which sounded like an automatic assault rifle. it happened on ml1cl0cormick avenue and sunkist drive. so far no arrests have been made. >>> they are working to stop a surge in violence. six people have been killed so far this year. they blame of the violence on rival gangs that started when a young woman was killed last summer. gang violence is 90% of the crime that is around here. >> they have grown in

a body wrapped in a blanket inside of a car right near sonoma state university. a lieutenant with the sheriff's department is quoting as saying the condition and location of the body is clearly suspicious. the person has not been identified yet and it is unclear at this point exactly how they died. it started with a traffic stop late monday evening. a deputy stopped to check a car because it was in a no parking so zone on petaluma road. the deputy saw evidence in the car that possibly tied it to a crime. the deputy looked further and found the trunk was unlocked and there was a body inside wrapped in a blanket. still many questions this morning. i do have calls into the sheriff's department and the coroner's office. as soon as i hear from them i'll let you know what they have to say. that's what we have reporting live in santa rosa, i'm christie smith. back to you guys. >>> we are also following breaking news out of crockett this morning where fire crews are on the scene of a fire near the carquinez bridge. it's an abandoned house burning. it's said to be at leas

that's near sonoma state university. last night police have not identified the victim but say he was wanted as a suspect in a domestic disturbance that happened over the weekend. >>> a homeland security warning for your computer. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >> i don't know if it's unprecedented but it's very airline done if ever. >> reporter: seth rosenblatt is talking about the homeland security warning to disable java software. hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities allowing you to trick you into logging into fake websites stealing bank logins, money and even using your computer to attack other websites. oracle has released a patch for its java software but security experts say it's not good enough. >> this is sort of one of the ongoing tensions with java. it's very old. and so as patches are released and they do plug certain holes other holes may not get addressed. >> reporter: java is a computer language that allows programmers to write apps and softwa

. >> reporter: frank, that car with a body stuffed in the trunk was parked across the street from sonoma state university. that's upset some students who just returned from winter break yesterday. >> i didn't know about that. so i think i'm concerned i didn't know. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriffs investigators say it shouldn't be alarmed. >> more than likely it happened somewhere else. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriffs deputies say they spotted the car here last night. it matched a car santa rosa police say was involved in a domestic violence case friday night. they saw blood in the front seat, opened the trunk and found a man's body inside. the coroner has identified that man as sean francis parker. investigators told me parker was the suspect in that domestic violence case and that they believe at least some of the blood in the front seat belonged to the woman who was the domestic violence victim. >> we've contacted that person. we don't believe this has anything to do with the prior domestic violence case. >> reporter: investigators here say sean parker who has an extensive crim

. >>> live in sonoma, a body found inside the car near a college campus. it was found right near petaluma university and what do you know now, tara? >> reporter: well authorities say the circumstances under which they found this body are suspicious. a deputy found the body inside of a parked car not too far from the sonoma state university campus. it was a gold colored older modeled sedan and initially it was found off petaluma hill road. initially it was in a no parking zone so the deputy noticed possible evidence inside the car. when he ran the license he found it something that happened friday. when he opened the trunk he found a body wrapped inside a blanket. deputies are not saying what exactly they saw and they are not saying what the crime was but they are looking for a person connected with that crime. they are not releasing anymore information right now but that could change later this morning and an autopsy is scheduled to be performed. live in in roaner park, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this is a body that was found in order t

i will be sure to read it. >> i am from sonoma. a 60-year resident. a soldier. a concerned taxpayer in regards to your legislation. the term, i am from the government and i am here to help, scares the out of me. -- hell out of me. [laughter] you folks are the problem. you are not the solution. to help foster the emotion among the crowd. -- you help foster the emotion among the crowd. if you look on the state regulations for assault rifles, i got burned on it personally. what is an assault rifle, i ask the system now has a system within it were you are guilty until proven innocent. when you ask for your weapons back, you are told, it is a gun, not your property. mr. sheriff -- have you call the sheriff's office recently? you dial one for english. i have done it if you times. how long it takes to get through. i worked with emergency services in the valley for years. part of the problem, not the solution. [applause] >> my name is carol. i am a retired schoolteacher. i grew up on mount jackson and i grew up in a time when all the city cousins would come up and go de

it was on the stretch of the road near the avenue on the edge of the sonoma state campus. investigators say it was what they saw inside that prompted them to search the vehicle. >> as they were looking, the interior of the vehicle they noticed there was some blood inside of the -- on the front driver's side of the vehicle which led them to further investigate and they went into the trunk and they found a body. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies went on to say the body is that of a 31-year-old man. this was the scene when they count the older sedan away last night. investigators say the car was associated with a person wanted for questioning in a crime in sonoma county on friday night. investigators wouldn't say more about that but did say the man in the trunk had previous run ins with the law. they'll do an autopsy but this is considered an homicide. what we've learned about the crime scene is the blood found inside the car was not the blood of the victim, that was somebody else's blood so they have a will the of sorting out to do. this is as i said considered a homicide. ktv

we'll go to one in sonoma. they are wiggling everywhere. >> and we'll take you to a very uncommon farm where you can only find animals normally seen in south america. >>> we're your "got to get away for the day" guide; your "let's try a new place to eat" guide; even your, "hey, it really happened here" guide. we're the tour guide with you in mind, "eye on the bay." >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> welcome to "eye on the bay." i'm thuy vu. tonight we are going to take you all over the bay area on a tour of some fascinating farms. we'll show you where to wine and dine on the farmscape in the hills of napa. an urban farm in the heart of san francisco. it's on an old freeway ramp. and we'll introduce you to a few people who can help bring the farm to you, backyard chickens and worms. but we are starting in bonny doon near santa cruz with alpacas! >> look at this guy. here's the guy who wrote the book on alpacas. eric hoffman is getting friendly. >> for the moment. [ laughter ] >> what got y

sheriff's deputies in sonoma county. investigating the death of a man. found among a pile of trash in petaluma. an employee of a recycling facility made the gruesome discovery in a warehouse late this afternoon. this is video of the scene courtesy of sky 7 h-d. investigator say the body is that of a hispanic man. kron-4's philippe djegal is in petaluma. with details in this still developing story. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's department says the body has no obvious signs of trauma, and that the death is suspicious only because of the circumstances. that being the body found in this recycling facility. novato disposal services. the sheriff's department says the body was found in this warehouse. the facility is just off highway 101 south at the petaluma boulevard exit in petaluma. the sheriff's department says en employee found the body just before two in the afternoon near a front- loader. the body was in a pile of cardboard and other recycled material. novato disposal services collects trash from marin and sonoma counties. the sheriff's depar

the freeway and sonoma boulevard were closed because of the smoke.oman says she felt the explosion from her house 5 blocks away. >> heard a big explosion. it rattled our metal door in the front of our house, which is in the opposite direction of this explosion, rattled it very badly. my husband said are you at the door. i said no. aren't you. and he said no, and we took off thinking someone was trying to break into the house or that there was an explosion. >> hazardous materials were on hand or teams were on hand to determine if the contents posed a risk to those nearby. news chopper 2 showed us the skidmarks until the truck tipped over. you see the white pickup truck. they told us this type of crash is unusual. >> it is not typical at all. freeways are designed to keep vehicles inside or on the freeway, especially on an overcross, cal trans does a good job of containing them if they crash any situation like that. >> reporter: so the passersby that did help, ktvu has reached out them and contacted them and hearing from them later in the newscast. sho

details have emerged in the case of a body found inside the trunk of an illegally parked car near sonoma state university. we have been working this story all morning. we're live at the sheriff's office in santa rosa with the details. >> reporter: i just spoke with investigators, and they tell me that the body found in that trunk is that of a 31-year-old man, a sonoma county resident, who was actually a suspect in a domestic violence incident just last week in santa rosa. now, the car that he was found stuffed in was on petaluma hill will road which happens to go past sonoma state university but the school was not involved at all. it was about 6:30 last night when two deputies noticed a car in a no parking zone. they got out and actually saw blood in the driver's side seat. that car had been tied to a domestic violence incident last week in santa rosa so that's what raised the red flag. it turns out the car had been sitting there since saturday. investigators saw that the trunk was unlocked and found the victim dead, wrapped in a blanket. now, they're not saying how he was killed, but th

of sonoma county. all that shower activity will slowly spread to the south as we head throughout the day today. high pressure that brought our temperatures in the upper 60s yesterday now taking a hike. cold air on the way associated with this system. it's going to get very chilly around here tonight. and then tomorrow morning showers coming down with temperatures all at their coldest could make for a mix of rain and snow down to 500 feet. and straight snow level at 1,000 feet. so, 54 degrees today in livermore, 56 santa teresa and 54 in san jose. take you to the future. by 6:00 p.m. tonight you see that front draped across the peninsula all the way up to fairfield. slowly moving to the south bay between about 6:00 and 8:00. stop that clock at 10:00 p.m. that's when the cold blast arrives. look at this. this is where it starts to get interesting. the coldest temperatures, the 20s and 30s, are expected between 3:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. we've got showers on the futurecast in that time frame. look, 5:00 a.m.

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i am from sonoma. i am a pediatrician, a gun owner, and a vietnam combatant. i deal was psychotic and suicidal people every day. prohibition against alcohol did not work. the figure out how to regulate the use and abuse of alcohol, prohibiting other substances does not work. the drug war causes more violence than it creates. substance abuse contributes greatly to mental illness and violence by decriminalizing all of the substances. we can eliminate a lot of violence. 90 6% of us and america use alcohol. half of the alcoholic's hurt other people in their alcoholism. forties' americans use pot. only 10% did screwy on it. if you are violence. this would be a common ground that you in the legislature could agree on. nobody from the nra wants a drunk or a tweeker driving toward them. >> i will speak for anonymous. >> anonymous is right behind you. >> it is? ok. [laughter] i voted for you. the time is now. i hope you use what everybody said to pass something. thank you for clarifying the second amendment ear

car sneer noma -- near sonoma university. they saw that car parked on petaluma road. they found out the car was linked to a man wanted for questioning by petaluma police. they say the trunk was unlocked and found a body wrapped in a blanket. they say the death is suspicious but did not say how the person tied. >>> another man jumped into the water to escape police. anthony donaldson was stopped in ross on suspicion of drunk driving. donaldson jumped into the creek and swam away. they looked into the creek and found a body there and now the investigation continues. >>> in marin county it is part of a first ever buy back event. they will pay 200 for semiautomatic and 100 for other guns. the convenient is open to people in marin and sonoma and contra costa counties but you do have to show proof of residency. the five drop off locations are from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. also on the list, the larkspur church and the point rays substation. >>> and they are looking to vice-president joseph biden on how to curb gun violence. coming up,

i just retired after 37 years of teacher -- teaching in the sonoma. dr. kirk took some of my point i was going to make about the successes -- successful prohibition. there are 71,000 gun control laws, federal and state, and all the people who are talking about background checks, they are largely state by state and they are not funded. there is no money for it. deferreds in arizona or in mexico, that individual would not i have had a gun but nobody put him in the system. nobody had money to put it into a computer. pennsylvania has only 16 people in their system. maryland has one. you can't convince me there's only one person in maryland to crazy to have a gun. these laws only work if they are funded. by confiscating guns, confiscating assault weapons, there are millions of them. >> thank you. [applause] >> also a teacher. i think there is a great deal of a genuine fear in this room and i hope we can help our neighbors find a sense of real safety in something besides automatic weapons, assault weapons, their threat to peace in that community and ignore the

a dead body is discovered in sonoma county. investigators found a car in a no parking zone last night on petaluma road north of east cotati avenue near sonoma state university. the trunk was unlocked. when they opened it they found a body inside wrapped in a blanket. investigators believe it is linked to a crime in santa rosa but are not providing any details. >>> city leaders in oakland say gang activity is a big reason behind a surge of violence over the weekend. there were 16 shootings during a span of 72 hours that ended yesterday. four of the victims died. police chief howard jordan says 90% of the recent violence is traced to two feuding gangs and the murder of one gang member's girlfriend. jordan would not identify the gangs involved. but he says police have arrested one suspect and three persons of interest in connection with the friday shooting. >>> william bratton is in favor of stop and frisk. the former l.a. police chief says it's rest in to get illegal guns off the -- it's necessary to get illegal guns off the stre

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. >> new this morning from sonoma at least one rollover accident because of black ice. it happened on river road at 5:45 this morning a car and a truck were involved in a crash. no one was seriously hurt. the chief of the forestville russian river fire department says the road was icy because of subfreezing temperatures. if you are head the that way the road should be easier to navigate. crews put down sand. also, it is warming. >> black ice is like throw blame two this accident in petaluma a 30' box truck went off the road and flipped into a drainage creek. the driver was taken to santa rosa memorial hospital. >> happening now, sentencing is underway for the man convicted of killing two people at the toll plaza 3 1/2 years ago. the 49-year-old who is representing himself in court right now says that he will probably die in prison of natural causes because there is no such thing as the death penalty in california. he shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and a man he thought was her lover at the toll plaza back in 2009. he says he has no regret because it is "all in the pas

napa county airport, 26 degrees, 26 sonoma county airport. 40 in san francisco. oakland down to 36 degrees, a little bit of wind there overnightf÷ybj. we had 32 degrees in san jose. 29 in redwood city. once again, freeze warning is in place for tomorrow. temperatures mid-20s to low 30s is where darker purple is on the map. santa claire wra ya valley. we have a frost advisory up for morning as well with temperatures there low to mid-30s. that is for bay shore line. you can see into the white purple. looks like tonight, tomorrow morning could be the last night that we see these temperatures. we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. >> cold making live tough and endangering lives foréfg earths. these are treacherous days and nights to live out on the streets, obviously. we're live in san jose way look at how people are coping and how people are helping. >> the sun may be shine in the ice rink in downtown san jose, coming down but take a look at what people, and pets are wearing. >> i have about four layers on and its freezing

right on the san mateo coast, going towards half-moon bay, most of it seems to be missing the sonoma coast as well. scattered showers, a big temperature drop, in fact temperatures are struggling to get out of the 40s and the wind will pick up as well. this is west parallel to the coast. there may be a passing shower or two. 40s and 50s and it will be a brisk day for many especially with temperatures struggling to get over 50 degrees. very cold tomorrow morning, 20s no doubt about it. saturday a system clips us and one more over the top of the ridge on sunday and after that, it looks a lot quieter. >> you know it is cold out there, you heard steve and the ministry in san jose, they are asking you to donate blankets for the homeless. tonight they will be delivering blankets for people focused on the street. >> 510 right now, a few outbreak. but the place where a pub mix health emergency is now ) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a b

we were a lot colder and a few 60s and there will be a lot more today, sonoma novato, 62 for santa rosa, 54 antioch, 62 oakland and berkeley and alameda 62 and low 60s, morgan hill, cupertino, same for daily city half-moon bay and 59 in san francisco. fog will be increasing in the valley but the coast and bay will continue to warm up and it looks quiet into the weekend. >>> anybody can now own a piece of solyndra. solyndra owned more than half million and in 2011 is filed for bankruptcy. most of the equipment was auctioned off and in santa clara they scooped up many of the tube shaped modules scooped up for $10 each. >>> many have to finds ways to get to school. the union is worried drivers could lose their jobs. more than 150,000 students are affected by the strikes including 5 4,000 children with special needs. >>> gary coleman died this week in his bay area home town. >> the fact is i adopted willis and arnold. >> his name was comrade. he adopted two young african- american brothers and one of the top stars say it is one of the most heart wrenching days of his life. it was a family s

we've been in touch with the sonoma county sheriff's office and the police.ing to learn more information later this morning. >>> 23-year-old anthony donaldson has been missing since december 24th when police stopped him for suspected drunk driving. they say he jumped into a creek and the coroner will identify a body found there and perform an autopsy. >>> a man accused of killing five people at a san francisco home last march is due in court. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for today. he's charged with five counts of murder stemming from the killings of three women and two men at a home on ingleside on march 23th. he's entered a not guilty plea. >>> investigators now say the bar pilot made a last-minute turn just before the tank sideswiped on the bay bridge last week. it happened in fog. now, it's still not clear why there was a sudden change in course. that crash caused several million dollars' damage to both the -- to both the bridge and the oil tanker. >>> geithner says the u.s. government will run out of money to pay its bills as soon as the middle of

. >> international controversy "uncorked" for the inauguration celebration and a sonoma county winery is caught in the middle. >> the oakland zoo has three new [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. >> good morning, everyone, at 4:52. the san mateo bridge and a plane is taking off there from sfo and it is clear. it is cold. mike nicco will have more on the forecast for you. >> listen to this, a sonoma county winery is in the middle of an international controversy involving the upcoming presidential inauguration. the congressional committee planning inaugural events is serving korbel bubbly and is called natural champagne california. the controversy is the word "california" should have been

the boy back is open to residents of marin, sonoma and san francisco. folks must show documentation of where they live to get 9 buy back cash which continues until 8:00 this evening. after weeks of speculation facebook has a new feature in an invitation-only event at the headquarters. abc7 news reporter is live in the newsroom with details. katie? >> business and technology reporter is inside facebook right now tweeting the big announcement. zuckerberg has unveiled a new search feature. this is a picture of the announcement taken by our reporter who is inside. television news cameras were not allowed inside. this is video released by facebook. the feature is called a graph search which is describes like this, combining phrases like "my friends in san francisco who like mexican food" and you find that set of people, places, photos or other con content that has been shared and you can mine the billion users, 240 billion go toes and 1 trillion connections. it allows users to connect with their friends easier and it would probably keep people on facebook lo

the victim is a sonoma county man with a criminal history. the motive for his killing is unclear. >> they are going to process the vehicle for any kind of fingerprints or any physical evidence that may lead us to the person that drove the vehicle to that location. >> officers say the man's girlfriend is safe and not considered a suspect in his death, investigators say it appears that the car was there in that no parking zone since saturday. no word yet on exactly how that man died. >> and an early morning fire near the bridge is now being called suspicious. it started on an abandon pier near a building that is at least 100 years old. they would to keep burning material from floating away. the fire is suspicious because the building is abandon and they cannot find an obvious source. no one was hurt. >>> we have new information into what happened before a oil tanker hit the bay bridge last week t pilot, made a last minute course change. he had apparently planned to go between two towers near the middle of the western span, but then tried to tur

down to 26 degrees in sonoma. it is so cold , we have people on skates! there you have union square tonight where today's high in san francisco was 56, which is spot on for this time of the year! and that's a recovery after an overnight low of 42. we're not going to see this for very much longer. i believe they turn off the lights at the embarcadero center for the season. on january 6th, when we had that official lightning, it was raining, pouring, now it's just cold! tumbling to 42 now in snow. still below freezing in santa rosa. it will be freezing in napa and sonoma. low 30s through the tri-valley. mid-30s around san jose and into the peninsula. looking out from oakland toward the city of san francisco, we will see some increasing clouds, call it partly cloudy overnight with those cold temperatures still in the inland areas. and it's voluntary spare the air day for wednesday! then no rain in the forecast. january 9th there's a chance. january 11th, it's likely sure! this area of low pressure looks impressive. but the core, it's banging up against a rid

otherwise below freezing in napa, sonoma. 30's and 40's coming across the central bay. just about freezing everywhere. these red highlighted areas, that reflects a freeze warning that goes into effect in minutes from now, until 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. friday morning. that blue area encompasses most of the bay area for 30's. we'll talk about the warmer air mass, coming up with your pinpoint forecast later. >>> snow fell on the santa cruz mountains this morning. not a lot but a dusting on highways 35 and 9. and it's not snowing where christin is, but you can definitely see your breath. >> reporter: it's going to get down to 27 overnight. that's enough to keep people off the streets tonight in livermore and seeking shelter inside. it is freezing out here. in livermore, the gloves are on. >> i am all bundled up, yes. i've got my mittens, the uggs. >> reporter: and so are the hats and winter coats. >> i've got a jacket and, you know, two shirts and t-shirts. >> reporter: for a cold snap that is stuck in the tri- valleys. people here are feeling the freeze. this woman told us it was

mid upper 50's mainly mid 50' 50's. 55 novato petaluma, nap 56 at sonoma but 58 at santa rosa and cleaver dale. east bay 57 is as high reading. mid 50's in most other locations and the inland east bay even cooler with just a few location buy if you deny unlook it 58 is salinas. 53 watch go in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. see up to about 60 around the bay on wednesday then we get to the weekend low 60's low to mid 60's over the weekend. inland and on the post. so it's significantly mileer once the week end but we have to suffer through animal. i'll be happily happy. >> were you warned. forty-niner fan gearing up for the championship game and singing in take a lack at the catch very ready for the game. early with the minder fever just sleeping all the niner photo van. host them these here on the screen and we are seeing some cold stuff. >> yes. larry here now. >> about one more geem and we go to the superbowl rest before the game. great run for the harbaugh family. how about brother and jim who could end facing even other in the 60 of all this so if you have a flat tire,

. >> new this morning from sonoma at least one rollover accident because of black ice. it happened on river road at 5:45 this morning a car and a truck were involved in a crash. no one was seriously hurt. the chief of the forestville russian river fire department says the road was icy because of subfreezing temperatures. if you are head the that way the road should be easier to navigate. crews put down sand. also, it is warming. >> black ice is like throw blame two this accident in petaluma a 30' box truck went off the road and flipped into a drainage creek. the driver was taken to santa rosa memorial hospital. >> happening now, sentencing is underway for the man convicted of killing two people at the toll plaza 3 1/2 years ago. the 49-year-old who is representing himself in court right now says that he will probably die in prison of natural causes because there is no such thing as the death penalty in california. he shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and a man he thought was her lover at the toll plaza back in 2009. he says he has no regret because it is "all in the pas

mid upper 50's mainly mid 50' 50's. 55 novato petaluma, nap 56 at sonoma but 58 at santa rosa and cleavere. east bay 57 is as high reading. mid 50's in most other locations and the inland east bay even cooler with just a few location buy if you deny unlook it 58 is salinas. 53 watch go in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. see up to about 60 around the bay on wednesday then we get to the weekend low 60's low to mid 60's over the weekend. inland and on the post. so it's significantly mileer once the week end but we have to suffer through animal. i'll be happily happy. >> were you warned. forty-niner fan gearing up for the championship game and singing in take a lack at the catch very ready for the game. early with the minder fever just sleeping all the niner photo van. host them these here on the screen and we are seeing some cold stuff. >> yes. larry here now. >> about one more geem and we go to the superbowl rest before the game. great run for the harbaugh family. how about brother and jim who could end facing even so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumpt

mid upper 50's mainly mid 50' 50's. 55 novato petaluma, nap 56 at sonoma but 58 at santa rosa and cleaver dale. east bay 57 is as high reading. mid 50's in most other locations and the inland east bay even cooler with just a few location buy if you deny unlook it 58 is salinas. 53 watch go in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. see up to about 60 around the bay on wednesday then we get to the weekend low 60's low to mid 60's over the weekend. inland and on the post. so it's significantly mileer once the week end but we have to suffer through animal. i'll be happily happy. >> were you warned. forty-niner fan gearing up for the championship game and singing in take a lack at the catch very ready for the game. early with the minder fever just sleeping all the niner photo van. host them these here on the screen and we are seeing some cold stuff. >> yes. larry here now. >> about one more geem and we go to the superbowl rest before the game. great run for the harbaugh family. how about brother and jim who could end facing even other in the 60 of all this [ male announcer ] pillsbury

did go 59 sonoma county airport. and oakland 59 with 58 in berkeley. 62 santa cruz.but low to mid 50s out to the east bay and areas that are too far inland. sunny patchy fog will be popping up as we get close to the weekend. some temperatures will be creep into the low 60s. >>> really cold weather in south lake tahoe blamed for a big mess at four casinos. water pipes burst on monday. harrahs was hit the hardest. firefighters have since reinstalled all of the broken sprinklers there. the big concern now is about the vacation home up there where pipes may burst as the weather starts to warm up. >>> now that the national hockey league lockout is over, tickets for the sharks go on sale at 10:00 this morning. first home game is a week from tomorrow against phoenix. now to thank the fans for being so patient, there are promotions all throughout the season including opening night give aways like game worn jerseys and even having lunch with the team. >> that is pretty cool. >> yeah. >>> 6:41 is the time. new developments surrounding lance armstrong. the reason the government

at sea ranch we have best radar return in the northwest corner of sonoma county. that airport is the only reporting station with wet weather. temperatures with increasing rain chances and cooler and mid-50's to mid-60's. sue? >> we go to san francisco fire crews still out between oak street between octavia and goth with a fire there so avoid that area with fire crews on the scene. otherwise, we have only road work at dumbarton bridge eastbound until 6:00 this morning. we do not see slowing to the newark area. and san jose, northbound 280 road work, there is a sand barrel they are repairing until 7:30 this morning so the on-ramp is closed. >> new this morning the oakland city council has voted to hire the former top cop of los angeles and new york as a police consultant. last night the city council listened to public comment and debated until 2:30 this morning before kidding to hire bill bratton known for zero tolerance strategy including the stop and frisk policy. opponents say that gives officers too much discretion and leads to racial profiling. bratton helped b

farther north on highway 116 in sonoma county a car crashed into a pole so there is traffic control or they may close that for a short period of time. to the east bay, oakland shows a smooth drive. we do have construction between downtown and 23rd. no major issues because of the light flow. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 4:32. we are following developing news out of roanoke park where sheriff's detectives have found the body in the trunk of a car. sonoma county sheriff's deputies found that body last night when they found the silver car in a nor parking zone. the body was found wrapped in a blanket. investigators say they don't know how the unidentified victim died. "today in the bay's" christie smith is headed to the scene. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> on thursday the oprah winfrey network will broadcast an interview with lance armstrong and during that interview the disgraced cyclist admits to doping. it's a saga that has some outraged and some conflicted. this morning an east bay man speaking out about the cycling legend who said he helped save his life

talking about williams-sonoma. why would i buy that, david?liday sales missed estimates, so they got the two biggies, raymond james and goldman sachs saying they are not thrilled with leslie stock getting hit 25% for williams-sonoma. you have got to love that stuff. you walk in and buy more than you really need it. in the meantime we have investors buying today. we're getting ready for intel earnings and so many more big interviews coming up. david: richard fisher coming in as well. and the market today finally rallying a good economic whether the fed is printing more money or whatnot based on the fact unemployment figures are looking better

sonoma county is currently coming in at just 19 degrees.t is a freezing start and san francisco is coming in at 40 degrees. you still should bundle because it is very chilly outside. the winds are not a factor like it were yesterday. temperatures are dropping. we do have a freeze and frost advisory in affect. this will expire at 9:00 a.m.. it is a clear start to the morning and afternoon we will continue with sunshine. the temperatures will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. the fifties will be back. some of our south bay spots will climb up to 57 degrees. later on tonight it will not be as cold. it will be in the 40's widespread. >> as we look at future cast 4 headache a.m. the light purple on the screen will be in the 30's. at 40's will be by the waterfront. by lunchtime will see widespread 50 degrees. not necessarily the case for today. the 40's are back in the forecast as we head into tonight. everyone will be in the '50s and upper 50s for santa rosa, oakland and its daily city. satellite and radar shows that we do have some high pr

trunk of a car. 31-year-old sean parker's body was found last night near sonoma state university. parker was wanted for questioning in a domestic disturbance. the cause of his death is not released but officers say his death is a homicide. >>> a suspect drunk driver's body has been pulled from the corte madera creek nearly a month after he disappeared. on december 24, police stopped 23-year-old anthony donaldson for a dui. that's when he took off running jumped in the creek and vanished. someone spotted his body floating in the creek behind kent middle school last night. >>> in crockett this morning flames reflected off the water as fire destroyed a pier at the old building at loring and jackson. the fire is suspicious. >>> a woman hit and killed by a big rig in cupertino was in a crosswalk. it happened this morning at foothill expressway and cupertino road. no word on whether the trucker will face charges. >>> the guns kept coming but the cash ran out. many gun owners ready to trade in their guns for money walked away with ious. cbs 5 reporter grace lee on the huge turnout marin

. >>> a body turns up under suspicious circumstances up in sonoma county. investigators found a car in a no parking zone last night on petaluma road north of east cotati avenue near sonoma state university. the trunk was unlocked and when they opened it up, there was a body inside wrapped in a blanket. investigators believe it could be linked to a crime in santa rosa but they are not providing any details right now. >>> on the bay area watch on this tuesday, this is the day the contra costa fire protection district closes some fire stations to save millions. stations in lafayette, martinez, walnut creek are all being closed and a station in clayton will only be open six hours a day six days a week. county supervisors there voted unanimously for the closures after voted rejected a property tax hike. >>> a new 7-eleven in san mateo is ordered to shut down. the city council agreed with neighbors that the store shouldn't have been allowed to open. it's on property that is zoned residential. the company is expected to go to court to fight the decision. the 24-ho

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the gold sedan was left in a no-parking zone on petaluma hill road across from the sonoma state campus. the deputy recognized the vehicle from a previous domestic violence incident, saw blood on the front seat, then opened the trunk last night and found the body. the coroner identified the victim as 31-year-old sean francis parker. >> we don't know where the crime occurred at this time, but more than likely it occurred somewhere else and then they just dropped the car off there. >> police say they do not think the domestic violence case and homicide are related. investigators say the car belongs to a relative of parker's. >>> firefighters say the clutter inside an oakland home hindered their efforts to battle a fire there today. the three-story home caught fire on east 26th street about 9:00 this morning. you could see the heavy smoke and flames from news chopper 2. the homeowner wasn't actually living in the home, and there are no injuries. firefighters say the flames spread to the attic and basement because of the amount of personal items in the home. >>> now, to crock et where a fir

a few mid 60s in sonoma. in the city 61 degrees.atlanta pretty much the same. 60 at game time with mostly sunny skies this afternoon in atlanta. the extended forecast will go with lots of sunshine right through midweek. a little cooler by wednesday. next week we will be looking for number to come down to well below what we are seeing this morning. maybe a little wet next weekend but in the meantime sunshine. have a good one. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, plenty of talk these days about gun control in washington, d.c. >> that includes political leaders in california. with polls showing half of americans backing stricter gun control laws, the mayor is in washington with the u.s. conference of mayors and the inauguration and she says the strong gun laws at the local and state level aren't enough. >> oakland and california have very strong gun control law, but i still have teenagers with ak-47s on the streets because they come in from nevada and by mail. so, we really have to have a national law that requires at least i.d.s checked

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