look at temperatures in the upper 30s by the delta. low 40s for concord and livermore sitting the 40 degrees this morning. and finally our exploratorium camera where you will notice the lights out there and the forecast highlights. clear and cold with a little bit of patchy fog. warmest day today. numbers will reach 70 degrees. maybe a little warmer than that on the far north end of the bay and perhaps in the santa clara valley. over into the east bay almost as mild and colder and windy next week. i've left out the word "shower." there is a slight chance, but the incoming system not bringing us much moisture. a ridge of high pressure building into the eastern pacific, allowing for another mild day. we are looking at the trajectory, unfortunately, of this system to bring this mostly a dry cold front. today they are to the ahead of it. sunny and mild. in fact a piece of tomorrow too will also be sunny and mild. take a look at our satellite perspective here that brings us out into the next 24 to 48 hours. you can see right there that's the

the state said it would also save the delta's endangered species. but critics have called it a water valve and vowed to block it. paul rogers, san jose news, environmental writer. the draft plan was released this week. what are some of the key points and what has the reaction been like? >> well, the plan is pretty intimidating to a lot of people who are just casual news observers. it's 34,000 pages. >> wow. >> you can't even get your mind around that. but it really boils down to a couple basic facts in california. two-thirds of all the water, the rain and the notice, falls in the north. two-thirds of the people live in the south. for the last 75 years, we have basically figured out how do you move water from north to south? we have built the world aed greatest system of dams, canals and pumps, doing so, we've allowed agriculture to bloom. california is one of the top ag states in the country. the silicon valley has bloomed but we've also killed a lot of the salmon, wiped out a lot of the endangered species. we now take water from the delta, from citi

then i created to do so come by to comment on working people it's unique to the southern delta ricky who live and prosper on the banks of the mekong river. there's a reason why he didn't die that is so popular. any body can think of them got back to songs you don't need to eighteen dollars dish to farm dogs. morgan got back to some more one can she not because of that many long term clubs dedicated to the art at the counter. like a lieutenant on the counter to the px to housed in town to be passionate about and got back to you. you all best to maintain a common antibiotic to win. even though we don't learn much from doing deeds was due to the power of love and responsibility the panel dilemma. and the people in the den got taped it and i will get a monkey. it's not an academic from a box contains one of life's lessons the true teaching people the ritual of reading my cousin. all incorporated into the mix. it is also why people still keep the songs till today to remind him of traditions. the plan but we don't meet until a monthly testing. i'm trying to preserve the melodies devon was p

a little bit of patchy fog from novato, napa, by the delta. ll see in quite some time with plenty of 70s around the bay. mid-and upper 60s at the coast. the accuweather seven day forecast, about five to seven degrees of a cool down tomorrow. then breezy, chance of hours tuesday and the chilly temperatures stay with us all week. >> all right, thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. abc7 news conti >>> good morning, america. this morning -- breaking overnight. hollywood tragedy. "fast & furious" actor paul walker killed in a high-speed car crash while riding in a porsche outside los angeles. reaction from shocked co-stars to fans. what police are saying about how it all happened. >>> the fantastic finish. some are calling this the greatest game in all of college football history, auburn stunning alabama in the game's final seconds. this morning, both teams weighing in on an instant classic. >>> incredible new video. a deadly train derailment in new york. train cars tosse

>> reporter: well, we just have a few minutes of day light left here in the delta but there is still a search boat on the water right now with a dog looking for the couple. this couple was missing when their boat was found adrift -- found adrift and on the boat was life jackets. >> boat launch on hog's back island where an empty boat trailer sat for days. a maze of water ways that make up the delta where this fishing boat was found thanksgiving day, slowly circling with its motor on. they were out for a day of fishing and then they were gone. >> at this point we still don't know what happened to my parents. >> reporter: he says his father took out his boat every week. his father was an excellent swimmer. his mother was not. >> they could be drowned or got kidnapped. >> reporter: they have not given up hope and today the search effort continued with volunteers and cadaver dogs on boat. the sheriff's department conducting a recovery effort. >> water temperature is 54 degrees. difficult to survive in a water temperature that cold. >> reporter: investigators say they have no reason to sus

it ended up with this mode the table and then the problem of the publican is the symbol of the danube delta. we are more than three in the home fans and has become internationally floating islands is the ideal place for them to raise their young. i called the jist of the especially on humans with the most disturbing to see out but it's in the bottom of the top of. the i shouldn't be for me industry or agriculture and obstruction of the water supply through man made dams were constructed to delta's fragile ecosystem the introduction of non native species has also had an impact. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. it's just that you're one of the world's stage andrea's population is under threat from the the stitching species all in the region despite the introduction of a fishing ban in two thousand and six well light on and protected by animal protection association's touching still goes on. the disease environmentalists insist more work you need it to the danube delta unique task is to be protected in its current state. i have. in june. and. ch. eighteen hundred feet to champions league. can it be ne

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per hour gusts up along the delta. this evening the wind advisories that are currently in place will start to expire but when the conditions between nine and 26 mi. per hours will persist. i will talk about the strongest winds coming up in about 15 minutes. good morning george. >>george: kron4. home of the hot spot. nobody is home this morning in wind advisory is in affect at the bay and san mateo bridge. the only real change received the last 25 minutes in some congestion on interstate 580 in the westbound on altamont commute. but it's still a little lighter than usual. but the light traffic around the rest of the bay area only on kron4. in a store you'll only see on kron4. the ferel pigs problem in san ramon terry ranch subdivision has not gone away. frustrated home owners say these picks continue to destroy their lawns. in recent weeks, at least for front yards were damaged back in september the pigs caused such a ruckus in this neighborhood that a private trapper was brought in to take care of the problem. the city

up to 20 miles an hour and by the delta looking at the mild numbers. we will stay in the upper 30s to near 40. elsewhere, numbers are dropping to the low 30s. a chilly morning for you. 41 in richmond and san jose at about 39 tomorrow morning. the high pressure continues to be our dominant weather maker and as it builds in, we are looking at the high fire danger for december and those extremely low relative humidities today. we are down to about 19% in the livermore valley. and tomorrow again 10 to 15 degrees above average. oakland or anywhere along the central coast we could see some record falls. 65 in money monterey with the santa ana winds with southern california. 74 in palm springs and tahoe is nearly 50 degrees. right now though it is 18 at truckee. still making the snow with those chilly overnight readings. tomorrow look for highs in the upper 60s from palo alto to san jose. 70 in santa cruz. look for another 70 in santa rosa with oakland at 65. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, spare the air tomorrow and a little cooler by monday. a few more

up on the delta. and high wind advisory for fairfield, vacaville, vallejo. 8:00 a.m., tomorrow morning, cold. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. something going on up here. saturday. fog tweaks by the coast and winds off shore. fog goes this way. warms us saturday afternoon. sunday, sunday should be the warmest day on the bay area weekend. no rain in the model run at all. 63 fairfield. these are the highs tomorrow. 63 santa rosa. 62 berkeley. temperatures warmer than today. they will step up as we go into saturday and sunday. 60 san jose. 58 morgan hill. 60 gilroy. the five-day forecast, few clouds tomorrow, breezy. warmer on saturday. saturday probably the warmest day on the weekend. sunday behind. similar. and then monday and tuesday, temperatures come back up. great forecast. if we had a series of rain events great to get a run like this and dry out but we haven't had inclement weather. it is been a long time. the runs of nice weather are starting to take a toll because we need rain and snow. they will have

the big gate that everyone should be aware of, february 14th, to delta 14. which most people must sign up and pay for coverage so that he kicks and by the next deadline of march 31st to avoid facing a taxable two of $95 for individual dose or 1% of their income, whichever is higher. >>: 8742. we want to show you this violent confrontation video from the seattle bus last month. officials passengers getting robbed at gunpoint. that is until they decided to fight back and stop a suspect cold. police said the man with a gun in this case at the bottom of the pile is 19 year-old trevonnte brown 3 that the video shows brown moving farther up the bus and pulling the gun again. passengers held the man down until police arrived and took control of the scene. >>: he came up to me, took my phone. he jabbed to me and tell me not to make it harder than it has to be. it was kind of one of those things that no one gave any thought to once things started happening. >>darya: it's interesting no one touched the guy before he was able to go off with the gun. no one approached h

the best part of this story delta says it will honor those super low price. no word yet on how many low priced tickets were sold. >>> fedex and ups says all the packages that should have been delivered by christmas will be on the doorsteps by today. both companies are apologizing for the delays as angry customers post complaints on social media. ups is offering refunds on shipping costs. fedex calls it late deliveries isolated incidents. says its working with individuals that still face problems. >>> american shoppers spent $603 billion in stores this holiday season. that is according to the national retail federation. bay area shoppers certainly did their share of boosting thatting that bottom line. shoppers and stores around the country were jammed the day after christmas as well. but likely to stay that way through the weekend. many people say that they were at the sun valley mall in concord and bargain hunting avis mas is one of their -- hunting after christmas is one of their favorite time. >> we do like one big gift at christmas and then everything is po

the delta and the diablo range. conditions could bring a few spotty showers. the threat of rain has largely passed. you want to be careful about downed power lines in the passes. we will see 30s to the north bay. skies will be clearing out. for the afternoon a we have chilly conditions. we have a couple degrees cooler than today. we have low to mid-50s. winds will gust through the afternoon. that will be colder than it actually is. we have 54 in san francisco and oakland. it will feel like it is in the 40s. the snow is ongoing at this hour. you can see the winter weather advisory is localized. the accumulations will not be great. 4 inches of snow maybe. we could see dangerous driverring conditions. the main impact of the system is wind. we will have wind all through the morning and afternoon dying down very rapidly after the afternoon hour. improving into the weekend. it will stay that way through christmas. >>> make your new years plans now. join us for new year's live. it is the only live show ringing in the new year. you will have a front row seat for all t

it will get very gusty along the delta. >> approaching tonight at 6:00 p.m. the wind advisor will expire for most of the bay area but we're still dealing with wingate conditions in fact we may see sustain when said 26 mi. per hour. we are still monitoring their part of the forecast. wind advisories will expire in 6:00 p.m.. down the trees, power lines and debris is a certain secret >> by noon, 80 mi. per hour winds. wind gusts will pick up by 4:00 p.m. and is still will be fairly windy or around the bay area. as for the temperatures now you should thank the win because it is mixing there are around. that is why most of us are above freezing, fairfield at 39 and 44 in concord. 42 and livermore. as we head to the afternoon it will be windy but it will be cooler. more sunshine than yesterday. sunnyvale at 59 and 58 for mountain view. this is the first day that we will not see a spare the air alert. >> castro valley would be at 58 and upper 50s for downtown san francisco and oakland. % of their round the bay highlights a frigid morning for tomorrow. it looks like

a hard freeze for the delta, the dark blue on the screen, and it means it will be even colder there were. we'll see wide-spread froze tonight and subfreezing temperatures in a number of place, ranging from 24 to 32 and icy roads possible. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a minute. >>> the north bay is expected to be hit again with the bitter cold with santa rosa and napa expected to see temperatures weld below freezing. we are live tonight in walnut creek. how cold is it there? >> reporter: it's 26 degrees, and that temperature has been going down all night long. there were fewer shoppers than usual in downtown walnut creek. a few were out and about braving the elements as best as they could. >> i'm wearing two sweat shirts and a coat and i'm feeling cold. i'm not having a good time. >> i'm not wearing as many layers and i'm very cold. >> reporter: this cold snap has people from cold climates taking notice. >> it's freezing and we're from canada and we're actually from cold, the snow and ice. >> i'm from poland and it's minus degrees, so it's way colder, but i've been here fo

i remember looking in the face of the delta force operator he has that 1,000 miles tear. he had some stories but they would have been fascinating. the staffer who was slightly out of touch from boggler mayor base asking those guys to leave their weapons i thought you ask them. there is no way i will do that. he did not. but i remember rekeying the delta force government, a military there such fascinating flux. what is going on? said tide went on a and i got more and more disconnected from what i thought was a parasitic lifestyle. strictly personal. i looked at my neighbors we rigged a bad recession at the time and i was suffering no ill consequences at all. gas prices went up i had a government car, a gas card, my salary went up every year but no inflation adjustment i felt i had no skid in the cave. -- skadden the game. isn't it odd when you see our immigrant population i see the people who came here with nothing and then making sap -- six figures then randomly decided to open case of why we're not there risktaker any more we fell into the middle class apathy and let the

of all the reptiles. >> cooper: britton is building a genetic database on nile crocodiles in the deltaand how to protect them. for years, the only way to study them up close was to capture them. >> bestelink: croc on. so, once i've got him by the mouth... >> cooper: it is difficult, dangerous work. >> britton: sit on him. get his legs back. pin his legs between his knees, as well. he's got no leverage. >> cooper: so, what are you doing now? >> britton: i am just going to cover his eyes so that he can't see what we're doing. >> cooper: so, he's not injured at all? >> britton: no, no, he's not injured at all, apart from his pride, perhaps. >> cooper: this crocodile is not sedated; it's simply trying to conserve its energy. why are you doing this? >> britton: if we can get a sample of all the dna from every single crocodile across the delta, then we can start to build up a picture then of exactly not only where these crocodiles came from, but how they're moving within the delta. >> cooper: because right now, you don't really know that? >> britton: no one really knows anything about that a

the delta is under a harsh freeze warning. 24-32 is the range. we will talk more about the frigid conditions and the end in sight coming up in a bit. >>> firefighters in san ran are on the scene of a 2-alarm fire near highway 101. kron4's jeff bushes live. what is the latest? >> reporter: it east qua lated -- escalated to a 2-alarm fire. there is wood from a construction site and other materials. . >> we have a difficulty which is this rubbish pile. the size of the building is making it difficult. they are trying to get the smoke out of the building. there is a large rubbish pile. ordinarily they would have front loaders in there; but we can't so it has to be done by hand. >> reporter: talking about the difficulty in fighting the fire, they have the upper hand, but they have to go through it piece by piece all night. >>> a story we first told you, kron4 has confirmed bart and the union will be back at the negotiating table thursday and friday of this week. the district invited the two largest union leaders regarding the paid family leave. the uni

now, if you roll back the clock and say united never happened and delta never happened, so now you got six instead of three there probably would have been some incremental service offered by the sixth that won't be offered by the three. >> the federal government tried to block the american u.s. air merger saying it would hurt competition on certain routes. eventually it settled with american and forced the merged airline to give up a small percentage of its flights into major cities. this merger means that almost 100 million people will belong to the american airline's frequent flier program, despite that enormous number, american says nothing will change with the program. frequent fliers hope that is the case. >> i think that american airlines should be able to handle it. they will be fair and right about it. >> they just have to wait and see. it has been good up until now, so i have no idea. >> dallas, texas, nightly business report. >>> and still ahead, regulators are going to vote on one of the most difficult crises of the reform act. how about the so-called volcker rule, and will

you pull people call the local scene in every corner of this delta. today went to press for dismantling which is much more decorative this time it was in tn the civil news in prison when a ball of the state from the great reflection of the romanian boulder falls village june two thousand and ten the ship cost the gt me in your eyes. twenty eight by the european union which is keen to secure rates maritime borders. these extend to two hundred km along the remaining paste. could one day make up the eastern tip of the shinkansen. he would ring of stones future missions when he's older becomes part of the shingles repeat the first case of illegal immigration and thirty five stern and sale kentucky writes in the poetry of an indoor pool. the taxi pulled up in some societies wetness to emigrate is based dozens of cbn refugees are riding him now. after being arrested on the black sea that housed in six romanian asylum centers. conte that face is one of them was willing to talk to us. i come from the actu and the deal. a lot. so you do in one go they go throug

. >>> a 5-day search for a couple in the delta. their family has not given up hope. >> reporter: a boat launch where an empty boat trailer has sat. the southern end is several miles away. this fishing boat was found circling slowly with the motor on. they were out fishing, and then they were gone. >> i don't know what happened to my parents. >> reporter: has father took out has boat every week. his father was a great swimmer, his mother was not. they haven't given up hope. the search continued with volunteers walking the banks. the sheriffs department is conducting search efforts. >> the water is 54. it is difficult to survive with water that cold. >> reporter: they have no reason to suspect foul play. inside the boat were freshly caught fish and life jackets. if they drown, it could be a week or more before they would be found given the cold water. >>> there is a growing memorial for paul walker who was the actor from the fast and the furious franchise. they were not street racing with another car. his partner slammed into a pole a

but over in napa you are just around freezing, as well as by the delta. still some upper 30s in the east bay valleys and also closer to the bay. by noontime, though, we are looking at plenty of sunshine. numbers in the mid-and upper 50s from the bay and coast. we will look at more mid-60s around the bay. a couple degrees warmer today. looking at a cool evening had it's one of the shortest days of the year. and perhaps we are looking at the driest on record for san francisco. so we will talk about if we are going to see any rain before the end of the year coming up in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. in developing news this morning, a small victory for the family of a and 11-year-old girl who is now brain head following tonsil surgery. yesterday a judge granted jahi mcmath's family a temporary restraining order to keep the eighth grader on life support, at least through the weekend. jahi went into cardiac arrest and declared brain dead by the hospital december 12th after a routine con sylectomy went morefully wrong. the judge said they can obtain an

portions of the north bay and the delta. we have inland valleys.mid-60s and a couple places like sunnyvale and san jose and hayward. by wednesday we will see big changes. temperatures will drop 10 degrees. it will be breezy in the afternoon. we could have improving conditions into the weekend. >>> jim harbaugh referred to hudini when referring to his quarterback. . >> probably the first time we won the championship. [ cheering and applause ] . >> the 43. he throws and a pass is made. touchdown! the 49ers advance to the nfc championship game. >> there you go. a candlestick memory. you gotta hype it up. sunday 9ers and bucs have 4 of the last 5. colin kaepernick was behind center. he will find the man deep. vernon davis. 9ers are 10 and 4. they have won 4 straight. if the play offs started they would be a seed against the eagles. coach harbaugh praised his efforts as magical. >> some of your older fans may have remembered hairy houdini. i think he was in some of those situations. he was houdini like. >> scoring the most points anyone has scored again

the victim was taken to southern delta medical center where he died. the bowling alley closed shortly after the incident. >>> target has more trouble this morning in connection with the massive security breach this exposed millions of credit cards. at least five customers have filed class action lawsuits and some state attorneys general have started their own investigations. john alston has the details. >> target shoppers are waiting and wondering if they will see bogus charges pop up on their credit and debit cards in the coming weeks. >> i don't know, probably just close my account. i mean, if what you are saying is true and what i am hearing is true. because i can't afford this to happen. >> hackers got into target security system and grabbed information from 40 million credit and debit cards between black friday and last sunday. brian krebs, the security expert who exposed the breach, said the said the stolen data had already been used to make phoney duplicates, which is flooding the market. >> it's amazing how fast the entire affair went down. a lo

the delta, east bay hills and the diablo range. a bit >> catherine: investigators are still trying to figure out the motive in the deadly hospital shooting yesterday in reno nevada. the injury to women that men walked into the biggest hospital in northern nevada and just started shooting. he eventually killed himself. police said this should team does not appear to be random. >> suspect one past the front desk into the area of the patient rooms armed with a 12 gauge shotgun. the suspect fired a total of five rounds appearing to be still shot that bailey killed cam. fatally wounding him. >> catherine: the doctor who was killed has been described as impossible to replaced by his colleagues. >> pam: a real flight branch. this package beef we will show you the area that has been targeted. if you're still not done with your christmas shopping we will tell you where to go to get avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and c

. >> i'm on a cotton plantation in the niger delta. they used to call this egypt's white gold. now it is facing a threat. . >>> welcome back, you are watching al jazeera america. time to remind you of the top stories. bangladesh's supreme court rejected an appeal against a death sentence given to abdul quader mollah, one of a number of people from the jamat-e-islami to be convicted of war crimes. >> protesters are rallying outside the thai prime minister's office in an attempt to pressure her to resign. >> it comes as security forces have been called in to support the opposition movement. >> vladimir putin is delivering his state of union address and is expected to outline the government's position on domestic and foreign affairs. >>> south africans continue to pay their respects to nelson mandela. his body has been delivered to the union building in pretoria so people can pay their respects one last time. he'll be buried in the ancestral home of the eastern cape. >> the party that nelson mandela led has received criticism for not doing enough. one of the biggest critics is winn

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, the latest plan for two massive tunnels to take water from the delta makes waves up and down the state. >>> as he's named top archbishop, a state of the catholic church. >>> another school shooting this week. can hackathon reduce gun violence? >> we're trying to get products that affect things such as trauma, isolation, the prevention of violence in you.

ken pritchett talked with family members today as the search effort intensified in the delta. >> reporteran empty boat trailer has sat for days, marks the northern end of the search. the southern end is several miles away through a maze of water ways that make up the delta where this fishing boat was found thanksgiving day, unoccupied. slowly circling with its motor on. van chanpenxi and his wife chantra were gone. >> his father was an excellent swimmer, his mother was not. >> either drowned, or kidnapped, we don't know. >> reporter: it is a family that has not given up hope and today the search effort continued with volunteers walking the bank, and cadaver dogs on boats. >> the water temperature is 54 degrees. it's very difficult for people to survive in a water temperature that cold. >> reporter: investigators say they have no reason to suspect foul play, and say inside the boat were freshly caught fish and enough life jackets to suggest none were being worn at the time. today, investigators searched the couple's pickup truck, their boat, and their sacramento home. if they did drown as

i know the watershed is a nature waterfront. 87 percent of californians don't know what the delta is. so addressing the huge literacy problem is critical and, you know, this is what we do this is our mission. so being able to work with the living tool like the eco center helps us to he'd that literacy problem head on we'd love our support for the proposal. thank you >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm mia i'm the student and teacher programs coordinator and bay. i'm here to add my support to the bay area proposal to take occupancy of the herself responses park. i do so because i believe in the power of viral education. in its capacity to enlighten and grandparent and give us up to this point. i believe that the aquarium and the bay institute and city college of san francisco has the expertise, the resources necessary in order to use this amazing resource eco center at the her responses park and give the great science education to the people in east eastern san francisco. during the program i've worked tirelessly to increase our presence by working with our close relat

the freeze warning is in effect for the north bay and the delta for tomorrow morning and thursday morning. we'll see wide-spread frost, sub freezing temperatures for several hours, 20s and 30s. check out the north bay, 28 in santa rosa and napa, freezing in san rafael. it goes on and on. lots of 30s. 35 in half moon bay. 40 is in downtown san francisco checking in at 41 degrees. we'll be getting really close to some record low temperatures. here are our forecasted temperatures for wednesday and the current records. you will see approaching that record for tomorrow morning. livermore, the record is safe there, same no napa. richmond could tie it and oakland could break the previous records. thursday temperatures will drop more in the morning. tomorrow, afternoon highs, 40s and low 50s. this is usually where we see our morning lows. i think coats are in order and the hats, and temperatures will be cold here and in the sierra. the snow tapered off this evening. by tomorrow morning the temperatures will be in the single digits in the sierra and negative for thursday morning. friday, it will w

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he was the ceo of delta, was the ceo of northwest. i know how they operate. i don't think there is anyone that they can deny that they have seen an airline grow better and better by the day than we have seen with delta airlines. you know the management. you know what they can do. i know the management, and i know what they can and will do, and know what southwest can and do with remaining slots. i think a year from now we can sit here and say wow, this was a good merger, and it will just get started. >> well, you just heard terry tri tripl trippler 's statement. but i fly and i don't see people very happy. >> you're not talking about routes, planes and people how airlines are run by their top management, middle management, line workers, all that effects the passengers. it can have a real affect on an airline, and poor management can have an devastating effect on an airline as well. this is what makes the difference between taking a trip and enjoying your flight or taking a trip and having a perfectly awful time and saying i will never fly those people again.

but the best part of the story delta says it will honor those super low prices. word yet on how many low priced tickets were sold. >>> someone in the small mountain town of san andre use has a lottery ticket worth $8 million and now its the talk of the town. it was pulled on christmas day but no winner has come forward. the owner says he plans to split half the winnings with his employees. >> that is sweet. i didn't know. i'm shocked. >> i was stoked. i was not expecting that at all. >> i would be stoked too. many people are speculating the winner might not know they have hit the jackpot because of the busy holiday time. the person with the winning mega millions lottery ticket bought in san jose has still not come forward. one of the two winning tickets were sold at gift shop in san jose. the two winners will split $648 million. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, a tense new turn in the case of a teenage girl on life support in oakland. >>> new information about a desperate search in san francisco. what his friends say they noticed just before he went missing.

tomorrow morning, maybe just a little bit of fog here and there out towards the delta, maybe in the northay as well, and then you'll notice by 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon it's going to be mild, and bring on the sunshine and bring on the niners. yeah, candlestock tomorrow, kick off at 5:40 and will be mild compared to many years in the past at this time of year so we'll slip down around the last half to the 50s, livermore, mid-60s. 64, fremont, and san jose, 66. santa cruz, 6 5. the seven-day forecast, doesn't get any better than this. i know we're in a dry spell. we need the rain, but i guess we should enjoy what we have. near 70 inland on tuesday, and christmas day looks delightful with 60s, and then clouds next saturday and sunday. next sunday, maybe a few sprinkles if the forecast models are right. >> rick is here with sports, mike shumann is off. >> some interesting games today, including one big surprise. coming up in sports. the seahawks show they are not invincible at home and what has been a very long season for the been a very long season for the raiders adds another very

today at 9:00 a.m., anticipating patchy frost around nassau, and towards the delta as well. san jose into the valley, 30s common around the peninsula. here's the daytime highs for tomorrow. i want to point something out. the asterisk there and that one there. at least two cities should have record mild temperatures again right here in the bay area. i increased the cloud cover on tuesday. partly cloudy, and mostly cloudy welcoming in 2014, and that's minus the rain showers. the temperatures mild through the period. an area of low pressure through the weekend nicking the north eastern quadrant of the state of california. next saturday and sunday. at this particular time, we are not putting any chances of rain in the forecast. brian and i have been arm wrestling about this. i am saying a chance of rain january 10th. a chance. i wrote it down. >> as you were eluding to earlier this is the rainiest month in january. >> it has to start raining. i'm worried once it starts raining, it will not stop. >> that's when we will see the small stream flood advisories and there we go. >> we w

but it is below freezing not only by the delta, but also in santa rosa. so a very chilly start. contrast that to the mid-40s in san francisco. it doesn't feel too bad here. but we have another spare the air day. from our exploratorium come raw, you see the mid-40s from the cities and upper 30s in oakland. a cool start with you with only 34 on the peninsula. half moon bay sitting at 37. loss got toes a chilly 36. emeryville, fog earlier and we are looking at the frosty 29 in santa rosa, 30 napa, petaluma 28 and upper 20s by the delta. concord at freezing and just above that in livermore. we have an offshore flow that should wipe the fog away. but before now and then we are looking at some of the dense fog in the city and it comes up on you out of nowhere. be careful. so our seventh consecutive spare the air day with a milder put earn not only beginning today, but tomorrow you will probably notice it more, and then right on through monday. but will it include any rain? we will get to this in just a moment. so we've had the poor air quality, the hazy conditions at the surface in the

the 30's because you can see the widespread 20's from santa rosa, napa at 21 and below freezing by the delta 27 in concord and livermore is 28. our forecast highlights call for sunny conditions, with record low temperatures poll today and we will look if the numbers well below average only in the upper 40's to near 50 and by tomorrow, though, a winter mix is possible as the cold air is already if place and not a lot of moisture with the system, though, look at programs quarter of an inch but as it sinks some of the location in the south bay, upper elevations could see snow from mount hamilton to big sur. this morning, with the cool pock chest air over the bay area the next disturbance slides down tomorrow but before that we want on give you a look at how santa rosa, one of the coldest places will do. with the should cough, it is warm but notice through early next weeks you are still quite cold well below freezing until the middle of next week. here is a look at what to expect tomorrow as you wake up, we will have dry conditions, clouds and the rain moves in by midday and by the evening commu