still, she is not spoken. and with no feeling on our right side and with their peak-with therapy, the will retrain her body that had been debilitated from the shooting. >> let us check-in beckon with henry. -back and. >> what has eight legs and more hair? it is the beards of comedy. kron 4 news this weekend, thank you. we will be right back. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the fresh toasted tour leaves town. subway big hot pastrami. crank up the flavor at subway. >> let us can you caught up with the weather, this is a rare winter storasnowstorm, with slick roads, with very difficult traveling. well below freezing, but they're expecting a warm-up later today. through north carolina. and with a live look outside, a cold and beautiful a beautiful day to the golden gate bridge. and a final check of the forecast. >> a good son a morning in a great day it is going to be a beautiful weekend. >> a good-day. temperature

it still lights on and we still have the christmas lights up. it is still clear and dry.national news johnson and johnson's will announce an effort to bring added cancer blood test to. it can spot a single cancer cell on a billion healthy cells. in dispute over the safety of shift day to lithium batteries is wrong the it obama and administration must treat them as hazardous cargo. if they catch fire they bird hot and it is hard to put out. other countries worry about increasing shipping cost. the ploy of electronics like cell phones and laptops. lithium batteries could be blamed for the crash of ups plane that crashed in saudi arabia several months ago. >> ohio are investigating a shooting at a trailer park a deputy was shot and another one seriously injured and this is the big deal. >> >> that officer was hit right there there's a mix of them from the local police and exchanging fire with a suspect inside the trailer. they are being rushed off to the hospital the gunman was killed but they don't all fit was from the hizbollah or one from the officer. one deputy was kille

our we are still in a less serious. >> is this still cold. you say we had a cold start for the day. san jose still in the third is at 37, 1 and up to 51 minute, afternoon high of 53: it back down to 39 by 8:00 p.m., this evening. conditions elsewhere below freezing drizzle and a result, fairfield, 354 napa earth, livermore 33, low 40's through los gatos right now. a cold start this morning we will warm enough to low 50s today 53 santa rosa, 52 napa, 54 fairfield, 15 degree readings in your inland spots through the hot, livermore. low 50s to have bovet, 53 in the south. satellite radar shows as the cloud cover building. it will build this evening just ahead of the rain coming tomorrow. light showers by 9:00 a.m., in the north bay along the delta. clearing up by noon time. by 3:00 p.m., it will move into the north bay along the peninsula. through the evening we will see is better showers and everything. fish of the drying up friday morning commute. finally located 7 day around bay. it shows us just that we will see rainey's light showers tomorr

there is still all log when this was first reported this still open. chp believes there's still a problem of the no no additional accidents have been reported. there were a number of cars spun out along the reservoir. >> we will be right back as the news continues right after the break. a live look at the golden gate. the fog moving through. the world's largest electronic show will and revealed a lot of electronics gate sleet will show you some of the new gadgets. >> for see at the s at&t is jumping on the for jeep bandwagon. they're building it now and offering 40 this summer. they are behind for rising, a spread already offering for jeanette work which can get speeds 10 times faster than 3 g. amazon has an act store for and right smart phones. it will be like kugels and right back. kmart offered cheaper apps to lure people from google. comcast announces they will let customers stream live tv out of their ipad or i intrude tablet. and watch on demand. it will only work inside your home through your why fight. rolling out later this year. it's unclear

next chance of rain moves in tuesday. >> we are still hot spot free for the morning commute, still getting back to normal from the holiday season. the volume of traffic is up this week over the last two. this lows traffic on highway 4 in the westbound direction. through any offer, pittsburgh, and will pass. no major problems there and and is not a hot spot. is the slow spot this morning. bridge check with the bay bridge, hardly any back up here, meter lights have been on since before 630. your san mateo bridge ride still a good one. so is 880 through hayward and both directions approach in '92. the golden gate bridge ride still problem free through a ring county as you head south. peddle a lot of problems have been clear from lanes, there may be sluggish traffic past washington but the 1 01 ride from 37, to the golden gate bridge is a good one. m s 7:18 a.m. new this morning it is the first day in session for the new congress. republicans are taking control and rushing streams into a political fight with president barack obama over health care. changes that voters demanded in the midterm e

. >> still more video. look at how quickly the waters are rising. >> it is horrible. >> a deluge that almost came of nowhere is how officials are describing it. this is the next town down the valley. wrecked in a matter of minutes by the same surging wall of water. >> this is what is left of leroy shepard's home. >> you see the house pop off its stump and turn around and go for in my backyard. >> it can see the floorboards of krepol. the house ripples and quex. -- cracks. >> with the prime minister warning of worse to come. >> i understand the past few days have been very harrowing indeed. and there are still more dark days ahead. >> last year was the third wettest on australian record. the weather pattern affects the pacific ocean region and creates the rain that they have experience. brisbane is expected to have flooded worse than 1974, a year that haunts the people who live there. so many families are trying to leave its low-lying suburbs. brisbane is having to contend with water from three different dir

but something else to live to 100 and still be in god health, happy as a tick and still driving your car. over the years nicholas has owned about 1,000 cars. but these dayss satisfied with his buick that he drives around oakland ever since the fire of 1906 drove his family out of san francisco. he was born before electric lights were common. there wasn't any radio or television. when automobiles were still in the experimental stages. nick stays busy mostly doing things he enjoys. he likes making bird cages, doll houses, miniature windmills in his workshop. he also lifts weights a little and digs in the garden. >> don't think how old you are. don't jeopardize your life to say, oh, i'm too old to do that. if you could do it i can do it yet. i don't quit. >> reporter: do you eat any special way? >> i eat everything. >> reporter: by the way, i did ask to see his driver's licence. there is the date 2/22/y 96. he spent his years in north beach and with other italian boys would hang around the nor tore yours barberry coast where he wasn't supposed to be, of course, watching sailors visit th

at the situation is still a frankly dire. people are still living in tents, cholera is widespread, and rebuilding is a distant prospect. our correspondent has been traveling back and forth for the past year. he sent this special report from port-au-prince. >> in the alleyways and slums, they are still waiting. more than 800,000 people in shacks, under tarpaulins. haiti is existing. it is barely surviving. would you believe that 12 months on, they are still clearing the rubble that much by hand. and today in the same area where a man was buried alive. >> tomorrow would be the anniversary. one year. i am just glad, because i am still alive. >> until the rubble is cleared, the building cannot again. today we met the former u.s. president bill clinton to find out why it is taking so long. he is in charge of the commission set up to rebuild the country. >> even in the united states, after hurricane andrew in 1992, we saw people in temporary housing a year after that in the united states. so, this took out, you know, a third of the

. >> reporter: it's still the s ame? >> still the same. >> reporter: so you think it's working? >> yeah. yeah. it's less congestion. >> reporter: over the last six months, researchers have been talking to commuters. they surveyed 1,000 people and put 85 people in focus groups for a two-hour discussion about how they commute and why. some of what they found. 22% say they could change their destination. 27% could change what time they head out and 40% said they actually don't need their car to get to pork -- to get to work. >> you only have to have a few people change their travel to make a big difference in the amount of delay. >> reporter: and the board got hard numbers. peak commuters are between 9:00 and 5: 5:00. b.a.r.t. ridership is up about 8% at that time. traffic across the bridge before 5:00 a.m. and after 10:00 is up. researchers say the commute is faster, by about four minutes, or 15%. >> they may not perceive this difference as significant, w hereas, i think just look the at the cold-hard data, it clearly is. >> reporter: one board member said he was unsatisfied by th

remaining in the hospital receiving treatment now we're hearing that about half of those people still receiving treatment are in a condition described as are the serious or critical by medical staff here at the hospitals well i've mentioned president medvedev not mincing his words when it comes to finding those responsible for this attack he was on site here at the city center hospital where i am just a few hours ago to see firsthand the medical response to those who are still in hospital receiving treatment now also prime minister vladimir putin be visiting hospitals around the city to see those who have been injured in the explosion now in these role as prime minister that comes under his remit of domestic duties too to make sure that the hospitals are looking after these people who are being caught up in this explosion to make sure that they have the right amount of supplies. adequate facilities adequate space in order to make sure that medical staff can give the best possible care to those people who are injured mentioned and forty people for two has been in a serious or critical

the forecast model is not showing the '70s tomorrow, still little cooler but still very nice. we'll see sunspot and i clubs for the afternoon, i will tell you love of monday forecast coming up. >> this to the bill is expected to drop about a billion viewers, we will see the pittsburgh steelers against the green bay packers. distillers have six wings under their belt but packer is just one. it will be held in dallas. still ahead we will find out what the president will focus on it during his state of the union address, plus however australians on how big holes the skin of the damage it out to what.i have been at me the damage of floods. let's give the american economic engine right again. that is what the president is expected to say address. >> my number one focus is to make sure that we're to get competitive and creating jobs. not just now but also in the future. >> this can't be done without some restraint, we're going to have to have a large deficits and our debts and a responsible way. >> house republican leader there kantor says that trade area >> i am looking forward to

this is still very light. the north they will see this activity light drizzle showers all morning long and into the afternoon as well. seeing this all working its rate through the san ramon valley along 680. this is the lighter it's a few hundredths of an inch. just west of pittsburgh. we are keeping an eye on that but it will be light hit or miss showers. 49 in san francisco, 43 in concord right now. 47 oakland, in the south bay 44 in san jose. in a cool spot in the math we are still seeing upper 30's in livermore. it will warm up. your highs today 54 san rosa, napa, richmond, concord, 56 in francisco, 57 oakland, antioch, 60 in san jose, 61 in morgan hill. the cloud cover will be with us all day long. once we get past it friday clears out, saturday, sunday looks good. we hold on to the sunny mile forecast for the remainder of the 70 forecast. it looks like the next few days beyond that even. six 03 a.m., to check on your commit with george. >> at the interchange traffic is still light heading out of downtown

is still very much still in the spotlights on russian traffic controllers involved in the plane crash so wolf it would seem still not propose it's really except all the blame. indeed of course this as you can imagine has been the top story in poland for the last few days it still is today and many of course opinions available here on the ground some of course saying that russian air controllers are also partly responsible for the crash. that killed the polish president and his entourage saying that the air traffic controllers should have stopped the pilots from attempting to land should have forbidden them an opportunity and not granted them an opportunity to risk such a landing in such weather conditions however russian ministry officials transport ministry officials and various international aviation experts have said that an air traffic controller simply doesn't have that kind of authority that the decision the final decision whether to land a plane or not lies solely with the pilots given to me and i'm slightly surprised mileage remarks that the controllers should have forbidden t

still plenty of clouds in place. late tomorrow afternoon, a few light showers approaching san francisco, oakland, fremont, also parts of the south bay as well. then into the evening hours this time tomorrow night. probe just lingering clouds and we could have a few lingering sprinkles. not a big deal. a fairly good bet, at 12:00, 42 to 48 degrees. afternoon temperatures in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. still a bit of a chill in the air for tomorrow. san francisco 51 and antioch 49 degrees. san jose tops out 54 and fremont right around 53 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast, we could have a few lingering sprinkles into tomorrow morning. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on thursday. once again that would be favoring the north bay, you can see overnight temperatures warming back up. we're not talking about 20s, 30s, but 40s. if you're already making plans for the weekend, looks like it'll be a clear weekend with no showers. >>> one of the giants of broadcast news was a featured speaker

still plenty of clouds in place.ate tomorrow afternoon, a few light showers approaching san francisco, oakland, fremont, also parts of the south bay as well. then into the evening hours this time tomorrow night. probe just lingering clouds and we could have a few lingering sprinkles. not a big deal. a fairly good bet, at 12:00, 42 to 48 degrees. afternoon temperatures in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. so still a bit of a chill in the air for tomorrow. san francisco 51 and antioch 49 degrees. san jose tops out 54 and fremont right around 53 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast, we could have a few lingering sprinkles into tomorrow morning. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on thursday. once again that would be favoring the north bay, you can see overnight temperatures warming back up. we're not talking about 20s, 30s, but 40s. if you're already making plans for the weekend, looks like it'll be a clear weekend with no showers. >>> one of the giants of broadcast news was a featured speake

the boy's mother still believes her son is alive.night the family of a dublin girl who disappeared 22 years ago will hold a candle vigil. eileen was 13 when she vanished january 30th 1989 when walking from school to ice skating lessons. her family and other supporters will walk along the route eileen was taking when she was last seen. she was walking to wells middle school in dublin. >> counselors will be available at a san rafael high school after the body of a popular teacher was discovered this past weekend. 53-year-old deborah was found in a creek bed in ross. the initial autopsy showed no foul play. she was last seen january 19th. her keys and i.d. were left behind along with a message on her classroom block board that red "thank you, everyone." >> governor jerry brown will give his first state of the state speech today in more than 30 years. california's more than $25 billion budget deficit is expected to be the major folk of his address. brown is trying to sell his solution which includes deep spending cuts of all government a

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expect miami still has a head coach and they still haven't interviewed the required minority candidate today. plus with luck returning, that may convince jim to stay. plus denver broncos still want to visit harbaugh. the 49ers appear to be just another team on his dance card. >>> young is available, young will either be traded or released. young was the over all favorite draft. >>> the giants can also say goodbye to edgar renteria. he agreed to a one year deal with the reds. renteria says he was insulted by the one year $1 million deal. now edgar can make up to 3 million with the reds including all the incentives. well good luck and goodbye edgar. julie and frank, i wish i was in jim harbaugh seat right now. >> he is the man of the hour. >> you think the 49ers may be interested in vince yo >> i think right now he's still a project. i don't think he's a starter. i don't think he's earned the starting role. i think he has to go some place and be the back up to prove he can be the starter right now. everyone after several years in the nfl. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, supreme c

we're still at moderate levels for air quality. if you do suffer from allergies, those of you in the east bay are suffering bad today. we do have winds kicking up 15 to 30 miles an hour. down in the lower valleys, it's not too bad, about 5 to 10 miles per hour, we're going to see the winds relax a little bit for tomorrow, meanwhile, temperatures after a warm day starting to cool off for the clear skies, 55 right now in livermore. 60 in san jose. low 50s from sunnyvale to san francisco. we can expect some 30s tonight inland. as we head into our friday forecast, more sunny conditions will lead to allergy issues there. ahead we're looking at this rare winter drying and roaring pattern staying in place. now, i look at this water vapor imagery blindly here. this looks like what you would see in late spring early summer in terms of how much dry air indicated by this orange is sitting out here in the pacific and moving over the bay area. it's that dry air, combining it with high pressure helping to warm things up, and give us breezy condi

the latest forecast models still holding onto that possibility. we'll have to see what happens over the next 24 hours. but at least for right now we are bringing in that chance. here's our forecast model showing some of the dense fog towards the delta. the fog advisory in place until 2:00 this afternoon. and we could still have a few lingering patches in that area as well. but not a lot to show you at 5:00. then we'll take this into the evening hours and into early tomorrow morning this cloud bank approaching our coast coastline will be a factor not only on the coast but the interior. 3:00 mid-50s to mid-60s. hazy sunshine. partly cloudy skies 52 to 57. patchy fog developing into the evening hours 45 to right around 50. here we go with the numbers. you can see some neighborhoods out toward that fog bank in the 50s. but away from that san francisco right around 64. san jose 68 and morgan hill 69. here's a look ahead. your five-day forecast watch out for some patchy dense fog first thing friday morning possibly another advisory kicking in for parts

aids your ride was still unusually light, golden gate bridge still looks good from 1 01 southbound configured with the fourth lane added. heading south this time to san jose piper camera here on 101 northbound begin to tremble the liquors, the red north towards greater marker, no delay into santa'no delays of the coyote valley. darya. >> golden gate, considering eliminating toll takers completely going to an electronic system we turn to jackie sissel, who is live taking a look at the toll plaza jackie, i used to do that pay elaine know everyone seems to do fast track. what is the controversy over getting wetter of their remaining toll takers. >> only 66 percent of bridge traffic has a fast-track. this is all about money it's always about money. they're trying to save as much money as they can then have a $90 million deficit over the next five years they're trying to cut into that they say this new toll system will save them almost $20 million over the years. what is, they would go strictly a fast track and video camera. if you didn't have a fast track to go to the toll plaza a camera takes a

thrashing this one out now we still have been talking for a few hours now we still yet to hear anything of any development still to come from these discussions between moscow and minsk well the reason this is all come about is because oil supplies to belushi was stopped from for russia to be on the first of january. after russian oil companies the main russian oil place you look at your russian if you look they said they wanted forty five dollars per chill an extra of oil but they said to put that into more simple terms a ton of oil roughly goes about seven barrels of the black still fell they say they need this extra money on top of what they were getting paid originally by because of rising oil prices on the markets and this well extra tariff that minsk is going to be charging for then shipping on product to europe so they say well if they say basic it's a two way street if you're going to be making more money only products you say do you know you are going to charge you more money on what we said to you know this is still today in no oil supply. russia says the first of january now w

ever since then there's still shut down. a body thrown from the accident into the westbound lanes is shut down those lanes in the early morning hours as well, you can see there during wrap up rain now all the wreckage has been removed caltrans is doing finishing touches. not much in the way of law enforcement during further investigation hopefully it will be open again soon. one fatality for sure not allow the details from california highway patrol, for now west, east bound is still shut down. thank you, , as he mentioned their in their final stages of clearing up this crash because the california highway patrol records they should never reopened in about the next 10-christine minutes. again that is the east bound direction was a short detour emplace there's no reason really to avoided the big concern is whether not there will be out of their in time for the westbound commute. from here, san mateo, and the catcher ride on 92 in the westbound direction traffic is still much, lighter than usual leading from hayward towards fos

a couple of hours later, it was still rising and still continues to rise. >> talk with us about what is happening personage you. i understand your -- what is happening personally to you. i understand your wife is pregnant. >> yes. we are on the third floor. we will not fill the waters appear. -- we will not feel the waters up here. my wife is pregnant and we are getting ready to go to her parents' place on the other side of town, on a hill where there is not likely to be a risk of flooding. but we wanted to make sure to move the car from the garage so that we were able to get out. on the other end of the main road to the peninsula, i can see that there is water starting to come up there as well. it is still rising. >> a judge in los angeles has said that dr. conrad marine should face charges of manslaughter. -- dr. conrad marurray should face charges of manslaughter. >> you will go on trial for involuntary manslaughter in front of a jury. this was a preliminary hearing. it was up to the judge to see if there was enough evidence in his youth to send it to trial. he felt that there is.

the other two still being held there. the event auctioned off the work of local artists including art by josh patal. >> what all three have in common is the bay area. they were all u.c. berkeley students, all spend time here, contributed to this community in really meaningful ways. especially since sarah's here, people really chipped in. >> the three were arrested after they say they accidentally crossed an unmarked border in july of 2009. they have been charged with espionage. >> the next cities to ban plastic grocery bags. many end up in landfills and clutter landscapes. on wednesday sonoma county supervisors mike mcguire will moderate a discussion on the issue at santa rosa city hall. valentine's day, an ordinance will be proposed to ban bags at supermarkets and other retailers were stores larger than 10,000 feet. >> bill gates now says if you want to make a good investment, invest in the poor. the cochairman of the world's largest, helping people save money by preventing illnesses to increasing a child's earning poten

but i think there's still residual concerns. unemployment is still high. and you know which still have some deleveraging perhaps, households still look tokai little prudent, cautious. so better but i don't think fully healed. >> susie: dow expect to see encouraging signs in housing or home prices so that consumers feel better about things? >> i think the worst is over in housing. but i don't look for robust recovery. housing is typically been in the vanguard. usually leads the way. i don't think that is likely to happen this time because we still have an overhang from the bubble years. so we'reworking it off but i don't think it's completely worked off yet. >> susie: so josh, what's the key thing that you going to be watching or that we should be watching to know whether the economy is doing better or getting worse. >> i think it's labor market for sure. i mean we need to get confirmation that the labor market is turning the corner and is really generating the kind of job growth that supports incomes, that supports confidence that supports spending and you

the east bay is still dealing with it as well. down to livermore valley still dealing with the fog coming in from the central valley. today will probably be the last day that we deal with morning fog. it is not quite as dances that has been over the last couple of days. we have more light cloud cover then fog. but it can be locally heavy. i know towards 248 got less than a quarter of a mile. some portions of 1 01 as to head toward santa rosa single dense fog in patches. it will be patchy today. as for temperatures today right now temperatures mid-upper 30's. san rafael 39, 37 livermore, 37 oak hill, 395 jose, and we are seeing in some spots cooler them what it was yesterday. 3d preschooler that was 24 hours ago. in novato we are seven degrees warmer this time them we were yesterday. again with the bay air clear what the system moving towards the bay area. friday, saturday, sunday more cloud cover as a result of this is what system. our result may be a sprinkle next week. the highs today, upper 40's lower 50s. 54 napa, 53 richmond,

a lot of people still worried about corruption across russia.but but you know what i tell them is the you know there is a there's a lot of money to be made in russia almost because of some of the inefficiency the inefficiencies that exist that creates the opportunity and you know some of the changes that are being made now by the government are opening up possibilities i think the n.l. is a classic example of that we've had we've had a wave of reform in the utility sector and what has happened the third largest power generator in europe has invested three billion dollars into into the country so when i'm talking to investors i'm emphasizing the scale of the opportunity and you know how this process of modernization can unlock a lot of the value that still exists in russia. and when you when you're looking at in talking to investors and looking the development of the economy how important is partnerships how important is it for a company to come in and say we have to partner with somebody they'll help guide you through it you know and of course r

there are still some people, some family members still mourning the loss of this 23- year-old vallejo man. vallejo police say they are investigating but they have no suspect description and no suspect vehicle to give at this time. in vallejo, allie rasmus. >> thank you very much, allie. >>> moving on now, a two-car accident left a person dead and caused problems. cooper pulled in front of a car on san pablo dam road. the other car was traveling at about 50 miles per hour and broadsided him. the victim was not wearing a seat belt. >>> we just got an update in the search for a two-year-old boy. we learned that a car was found in the canal. >> reporter: they did find the car in the many cam but just about two minutes ago, sheriff deputies told me they threw a line down into the water and was able to hook something. so we very well may see a car being pulled up while they are waiting for divers to get here. we don't know if the car belongs to 27-year-old jose rodriguez who allegedly kidnapped four-year-old juliani cardennas. the remote control sonar equipment was put into the cam just bef

and the problems still ahead. >> the fog is still a big part. >> investigators say a package that caught fire in washington d.c. is probably linked to two smoking parcels sent yesterday. it was addressed to homeland security secretary. the parcel send to maryland hadl of highway signs that ask drivers to report suspicious activities. authorities say they're concerned that more packages will surface. >>> it appears a plan to upgrade thr system will be delayed. the upgrade is expected to cost $1.6 billion. the goal is to replace the statd budget and accounting system. a report with upgrated cost and completion date is expected to be relied later. >>> supervisors voted to name ed leh out gavin newsom's term. there is still one more final vote that needs to be taken. >> i. >> there are ten is, one no. >> history was made as the county's board of supervisors voted to make ed lee the city's first chinese-american mayor. >> it has to mean something. . >> lee will serve out the remar of newsom's term. lee's nomination tuesday thrilled the city's chinese community, but angried some supervisors. >

i'm still single. >> you're still single? that's good.ving your money. >> reporter: sci chaplain megan sanders says her conversations with mariners often involve how they keep their faith at sea. >> they don't have a physical church that they can go to every sunday or every friday or every saturday, and so we want to instill in them the knowledge that they carry their god and their relationship with their god with them, and that god enfolds the people that they love that they don't have the privilege of being with every day. >> reporter: much has changed in the maritime industry since the days of wooden ships and cloth sails, but for seafarers an ancient problem still persists. it's the isolation, sometimes loneliness, of life spent out on the open ocean. freighter ctain diomedes cabatic is familiar with those feelings. he's been at sea for over 20 years, but says he hasn't gotten used to long separations from his wife and children back in thehilippines. >> nine months. >> reporter: nine months you are away from home? >> nine to ten month

the northbound ride still especially heavy, we been san leandro, and the southbound ride still recoveringrom an earlier accident. boy that map is what all the plays, but see if we can get it bto that. there is an accident here on southbound, the started to back of the ride to the bay bridge. it still has not completely recovered even though the accident itself is clear. in santa rosa a still a hot spot, just running a lawyer. this heavy traffic last from 880 interchange all away to highway 85. even passing to 37 is a rough commute. san francisco, which had been a hotspot earlier this morning, is cleared up nicely. both the west out of the upper deck and the northbound coming up from the 280 interchange. >> by 30 6:00 a.m., we're taking a look that surveillance video, from russia after that bombing at the airport here. you can see the flash go off, and people run. this is a closed-circuit video, that was running in the airport at the time. russia's capital is on high alert. this is the busiest air hub in moscow. as we take a look, we can tell that the russian authorities are planning terro

also still think progress following the u.s. and russia china is next in line to put a stealth bomber prototype into the air. but first a twenty first century's most infamous detention center still holding in despite president obama's election promise to get it closed guantanamo bay has become a trade mall for. human rights abuses since taking its first prisoner nine years ago. she hung up his reports cuba's far from happy at having america's dirty work still carried out on its soil. its a place forever immortalized by images of torture known by its abbreviation get america's notorious detention facility in guantanamo bay cuba has been the source of world condemnation where abuse lack of legal recourse and indefinite detention is the norm it's also been the subject of decades of strife with cuban authorities who argue the forty five square mile military base violates cuban sovereignty and amounts to a military occupation the agreement under which the u.s. has to be on cuban soil the kuantan ammonia literary piece. from earlier e

we still have some rain activity. here's a closer inspection right now, you can see the coverage from santa cruz to boulder creek to los cados. reporting mostly cloudy skies. we move the maps to the north, right around petaluma, nevado and san rafael. those darker shades of green do correspond to more moderate cells. as far as rainfall totals over the past 24 hours not impressive at all. .01, san jose .03 and livermore just a few hundreds as well. a few showers out there. by 8:00 a chance, by 10:00 just a scattered chance. overnight low tonight, not as cold as it has been. coolest locations in the lower 40s, and we still have to hold ton to a possibility of a few sprinkles. quite a few clouds in place, fremont scattered clouds. by 12:00 50 degrees. by 3:00 an afternoon high right around 55 to 56. a bit of a break in the weather tomorrow. but at least in the rainfall for tomorrow. but there is another system developing out here in the pacific. coming out here, we have a track of a timing of what could trigger more clou

>> he was still hungry. he said he ate it so fast he didn't get a chance to get full. >> reporter: you unbelievable. we are going to cook it up. we are going to have a look at that coming up within the show and again, we are going to have somebody attempting to eat the intimidator before 7:00. sydnie, you have to stay tuned. >> oh, my gosh. that looks like one of our morning meals here at "early edition" but that would feed everyone. anne, can you ask lumpy how much does that weigh? >> reporter: oh, it's 7.5 pounds. >> 7.5 pounds. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: 7.5 pounds and the guy who did it this mike reed ate it in 7.5 minutes. a pound a minute! unbelievable. >> give joey chestnut a run for his money. tell lumpy we'll be back to see him and i want to see that breakfast and whoever is going to attempt it. thank you, anne makovec at lumpy's this morning. >> i want to see a photo of mike reed. >>> 5:21. champions don't come cheap. we'll tell you how much the giants are shelling out to keep the team together.

there's still.the immigration authorities might rethink the case even though it does currently look like money i mean he will have to leave behind a home that sees what to cultivate and the friends that she's made while she's been here she will leave behind a different norway it seems from the one that she came to see a movement that has been truly made today to turn out into the streets and try to help me legal immigrants here in norway and they seem determined to carry on fighting for asylum seekers and illegal immigrants in this country no matter where the money admin he gets to stay. or do i meet a reporter from the norwegian capital stay with us on the way this hour why i love can be bought in afghanistan it seems it's. hearts and minds while america's billions are going to waste your tail shortly plus. in diverse plunging into how you stop water this winter and you can follow the journey of these fearless thrill seekers in a few moments. for a standing explosion and fire at a giant shopping co

we still don't understand how it's possible plans are able to grow. at the very beginning of the earth when life started the. activity on the surface. level up. somehow. how much problem and the millions of hectares of land were left contaminated a quarter of a century on kiev has decided that this soil no longer poses any threat to humans in march twentieth. will launch a plan to get things growing again. we will establish what parts of the contaminated areas could be used for agricultural needs there is a possibility that cultural products will be grown there when we have so much unoccupied land why not use it. those well familiar with chernobyl like the idea. of how familiar people work to clean this land of radioactivity now we're being told this is dead land this is not true just look at nature's riches in the exclusions. however there are those who worried about what could end up on the dinner table critics fear ukrainian and russian markets could be flooded with radioactive agricultural products and there are legal hurdles. ukraine has a law re

and why is that still ongoing if they don't believe that the car is still on the road? >> well, because they simply don't know. and they don't want to take the awareness of the public away just in case that car is somewhere out there. and that suspect is still at large with the boy. i do believe that they have scaled back the pwhráert tonight, to the bay area, and the sacramento -- the amber alert tonight, to the bay area and the sacramento valley. that's where the amber alert remains in effect. but it is snot a statewide amber alert at this hour. >> derrick shore, in stanislaus county, thanks for the update. >>> a 9-year-old boy is recovering tonight from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. the shooting happened around noon today in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. he was taken to san francisco general hospital. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. police say they are investigating whether he was hit by a stray bullet, it was an accident, or someone deliberately shot him. >>> there is another murder in vallejo. police found a woman shot to de

the only slow driving is through highway 4. 580 still looks good. from the bay bridge to the san mateo bridge, 92, volume builds here but no problems as you work your way across the bridge. it is an easy ride. golden gate bridge for the look at 101 southbound, here you see no delays as we check the last of the bridges. there ride in from marin still is with one from a this valley route all the way down to wallop ohrid. you'll find no problems or delays. we have had not no public transit problems either. >> of belmont of fire at a power a clamp complex will tran with the latest. >> firefighters are still here even though it's been four hours since the fire started. they will wait till the sun comes up so they can go through the apartment complex to make sure that all of a hot spot are out. six people injured, four from spoken oblation, to with broken bones. from jumping from the bedroom balcony to the ground. that's one that's how intense the flames were. joining me now is the chief of the fire department. >> the intensity was unbelievable, as a look

his widowed mother is still breaks down at the mention of her son.uncle and two daughters are at her side. the 26-year old was the only one working to support his family of seven children. they show us his room and a few things that he owned. the eight-year old arrives. he shared this room with his older brother. >> he always worked so hard. he suffered a great deal. he really suffered. he was very dignified and proud, trying to overcome poverty. >> i am very proud of him. everyone who has been suffering from inequality now has the chance to stand up for his own rights. >> in the city, there are still daily protests calling on the ruling party to go. they marched past the government building where he set himself on fire. if these protesters had not taken to the streets from the first, his story may not have traveled so fast and so far. >> the trigger is that people showed they were no longer afraid. it started here. people were ready. >> these young boys will come of age in a different time. it is still not certain what kind of change this revolution

there is still a search for the little boy. >> absolutely, i will still continue our search for the canal, whether it is tonight or tomorrow as the visibility and the water, are divers have reported it is zero. because of the sunlight going the way the search would have to continue in the morning. >> at this why they are absolutely sure that this is not the suspect's car but >> shrek that is correct. >> it you for gays as up to date. this is all unfolded live on air. we're just getting word of but to maybe this car will lead to other evidence end terms of tracking down the boy's insisted it missing. the car that is similar to the one that is driving to the suspect is not the car and suspect. a number of cars were found in this happens to be a stolen car. the boy is 4 years old and the suspect the store is live and we continue to fall it will bring the mark as developments unfolded. breaking is the car in the canal is not the suspect's car as police had thought at first. we will be right back. (music) clear skies this evening. no fog expected tonight. the winds are expected to pick that as

they are still at the stage. they will still have an economy overwhelmingly dominate bide the state where resources are alkayed by the state, not by the market, and they are committed to that path of reform but they're in the early stage. but to come to your question, i think what -- you know, what you saw is both president obama-- acknowledge that the world depends a lot on how effectively we together manage this basic relationship, mao we fig fur a way for us to be growing together, stoob seeing policies will of what we have to do domestically but the broader interest of fay global world econom and i think that recognition is very important. what we feept to do is try to strengthen the incentives china faces to continue on the bath of reform to rebalance the economy and move-- and to help join us in trying to shape a system that will work for both of us going yard. you know, china was not there when i p the u.s. and parts of europe built the post-war economic system. they are not present at the table then. they

you still have all whole bunch of folks out there looking. still struggling.ig coal we are digging out of. our mission has to be accelerate hiring, and accelerate growth. that depends on making the economy more competitive, so we're foster in new jobs, new industries, and hired making people feel them. keeping up the fight for every job, every opportunity to spur growth. >> u.s. peaking at a window manufacturing plants. he also made personnel announcements. >> at 9:41 a.m. back with more in a moment. it shows you all the sunshine not really warm things up. this afternoon mid- 50s. we will be right back. 9:45 a.m., it has been confirmed it was carbon monoxide that slipped out of a marriott sending for people to hospital. those people showing elevated levels of carbon monoxide in their blood. they measured high levels, they don't know where it came from. victims were staying on the fourth, fifth floors. >> investigated this domestic dispute what that ended up with the deputy firing his weapon and not hitting the suspect. the suspect jumped out a window to get aw

arrivals terminal so there is still shots off. and passengers arriving in. now being rerouted through into the main departure of or so in that sense things a little bit different today at the airport the investigation others say is still ongoing here and the investigation committee has said that they have found the remains of the suicide bomber and concluded that it was indeed a suicide bomber still trying to find out. try and find out who he was and try and identify him and there are also reports that the authorities are now looking for a possible accomplice is they say they're looking for three men who may have dropped the suicide bomb off at the airport prior to the explosion but there isn't any comment yet as to who they think could be responsible for this deadly attack artes are better than reporting live from. thank you. fred where is the moscow bureau chief for the christian science monitor newspaper he believes terrorists have been studying security we point song at moscow's transport system. well we know that is the gate

it's still growing quite rapidly. i think you're seeing businesses decide they need to start to bet on-- if to bet on the fact the world is now going to be growing. and, you know, we've hay million private sector jobs in the last 12 months or so. that came earlier more in number than what happened in the last two recessions, and i think you're seeing both those trends start to gain momentum. i think it's worth, charlie, just looking at the big strategic imperative for the united states. you know, i think we're at the beginning of a-- i still the investigator early stages of what member a very long period of exceptionally rapid growth in large part of emerging economies around the world. they're going to be a much larger share of global output, of global growth, of demand, and the united states is exceptionally well positioned to take advantage of that. the things those economies need to grow, american companies are still really uniquely good at. and what policy in the united states should be doing is try to make sure

labor market still needs to climb out from. creating 100,000 new jobs a month, as we did in december, only keeps the hole from getting deeper. over the past three months, the economy has added an average of 128,000 jobs. that's just enough to keep pace with population growth. and, it's too little to cause a significant drop in the unemployment rate. economist julia coronado explains companies are holding back on hiring for reasons beyond just consumer spending. in addition, they now have the worry that other input costs pressures are rising. so, we're seeing lots of commodity pressures and they're worried about their operating profits getting squeezed. so, that makes them conservative. yes, the unemployment rate fell to 9.4% last month. but, experts say that happened because a quarter of a million people stopped looking for jobs. the government no longer counts them as unemployed. so, what does the latest job market snapshot suggest about the chances of getting hired in 2011? economist jonathan basile says the odds are still ge

some users were still missing messages.ed web based e-mail client in the world. >> apple's ipad is getting strong competition at the consumer electronic arts in electronic school event. tablet computers was front facing cameras and bigger screens. rivals are making this a bigger push at this week's consumer electronics show in las vegas. analysts say there is about a hundred tabla models and development noncallable will actually reach the store shelves. >> video from port canaveral fla. the newest crew ship arriving. this is the disney dream. people in this morning 130,000 t, 4000 passengers in the first of two disney ships costing 1.8 billion. the big attraction option and putting its trademark touch on the cruise ship experience, high atop the ship, a water coaster called the aqua-duck which takes passengers down a four-deck drop and out over the edge of the ship. this is not your typical cruise ship. every cabin has a view, or at least a virtual one. passengers with interior cabins that might not be able to see the world