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they became obsolete as cable cars and electric trolleys took over.and they took these old horse cars and made little foot houses out of it -- clubhouses out of them. some of those turned into permanent residences, and you had up to 100 of these little cars all tumbled out there in the sand dunes. >> i remember when i was a kid going out there, some of them with all the way over to the zoo, and they had taken more modern streetcars and made holds out of them by picking them up and putting him on a sandlot. >> after the 1906 earthquake, they put in a lot of electric car lights, so it just kept growing. >> here is a building incorporating cars. >> in the upper story. st. andrew's church. 47th ave. a lot of artists and writers and people you might call bohemians at the time went to cargill. it was an artistic place to hang out. you have people going out, maybe getting into landscape, maybe just partying. >> but wasn't there some push back? it had an unsavory reputation. >> in 1913, the lead was settled, and it was supposed to be sold, and a lot of people

but we took it back. we took it back. >> we're going to the super bowl now. so excited, yes. >> i'm still in shock. still in shock. >> in a good way? >> in an excellent way. >> the younger fans are anticipating their first time watching the 49ers play in a super bowl. older fans though táel us they are savoring the idea of winning for a sixth time. >>> happening now the 49ers are in route back home to the bay area here's a live look now at mineta san jose airport. where the team is expected to arrive in just about an hour from now. they left atlanta shortly after their victory. the players will have just a few days to enjoy this win and then it is back to business preparing for the super bowl in two weeks. >>> niner fans made sure their team fell right at home back in georgia. many 49er fans made the trek to atlanta for today's game and offered their support from the stands. but bay area fans weren't the only ones stressed out. some new orleans fans were also wearing red and gold as a way to root against their rivals also note the fans of the saints as the di

he took the both with his hand on two bibles. one used by lincoln at his first inauguration and one used by dr. martin luther king, jr. >> preserve, protect and defend, the constitution of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> john roberts administered the holt and president obama and daughters stood by his side. >> for we, the people, understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do well and a growing number barely make it. >> the weather was chilly but michelle obama and president obama took time to walk some of the parade walk. >> and the ball is underway right now in washington, d.c. a live look at president obama and michelle obama having this dance. the festivities under way in the nation's capital. let's take a listen. [ music playing ] >> al green toon there. >> there are only two balls this year. the president and the first lady enjoying the dance. >> tens of thousands of people filled the national mall today to get a look at the inauguration ceremony. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in

the prime minister took power last month. he will soon relay the message to the incoming administration. >> translator: i will convey the prime minister's message and would like to create an environment in which the two nations can iron out differences to improve bilateral ties. >> nukaga is scheduled to travel to seoul later this week. >>> prime minister abe was among many who offered new year's greetings to japan's emperor and empress. the imperial couple attended an annual ceremony with senior diplomats. the gathering happened in tokyo at the imperial palace. the emperor said in his message that he prays for the prosperity of the nation and the happiness of its people. the imperial couple received greetings from the prime minister abe and speakers of both chambers of the diet in the morning and their spouses in the afternoon. the public will be invited to greet the emperor and the empress and family members on wednesday at the imperial palace. >>> north korea's state run television ushered in the new year by praising the a

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this entire project took about 30 hours and about five days to complete.you have any idea what's it is yet? >> a soccer field. >> close. they're going to put in a rubber liner. throw in two hoses. fill this -- ice rink -- up, in his backyard. >> backyard ice rink. this thing measures 65x42 feet. holds 15,000 gallons of water. took 14 hours to fill up. once it's done, this thing is -- >> smooth, too. >> you bet it's smooth. this is perfect for skating. perfect for the kids to come around and play hockey on. beautiful. >> that's awesome. >> joining us "right this minute" is scott. this is his home where the rink is. he's obviously a chicago blackhawks fan. scott, tell me who built this for you? because that's not you out there? >> no, it's absolutely not, and i am very fortunate to have a very handy and hard-working cousin. my cousin matt, and this is the third year we've actually put up the rink and matt was the architect and the, really, the sole builder of the rink. we kind of joke that my wife and i are the gm, and the only thing that go is, we write the

on wednesday, al qaeda-linked terrorist took over buses carrying employees and then took control of a nearby residential area and apparently hundreds of hostages. hillary clinton >> let's not forget this is an act of terror. >> reporter: they feared they were being taken away. militants and hostages died in the military operation. some hostages were wired to explosives. listen carefully. >> they came right up and they said the military are firing all over the top of us. >> reporter: some of the rescued released or escaped hostages are getting medical treatment. >> it happened so fast. >> reporter: they're free, but dozens of others are apparently still in terrorist's hands. the british prime minister talked to algerian authorities friday. >> this is a large and complex site, and they are still pursuing terrorists and possibly some hostages in other areas of the site. >> reporter: the terrorist group under the apparent direction has apparently offered a hostage swap. two americans for two terrorist in american custody. but there is this message to the hostage takers from the american s

vice president biden took his oath early this morning. the swearing in is on the 20th of january. because the day fell on the weekend, they'll do it again for the public tomorrow. >> one of the many inaugural parties going on tonight is at the historic theater. >> bruce johnson is live at the historic landmark. >> reporter: hey guys, first off congratulations to the ravens. a lot of fans inside there and a lot of people glued to their smart phones watching the game as they were partying for barack obama and paying tribute to the late dr. martin luther king. a lot of people inside old enough to remember martin luther king and the 1963 march year of the washington. you want to start an interesting conversation. ask this well-educated well- connected crowd. what was more important, the first time barack obama was elected. first african american president or the fact that he was just real. let's go inside. i want to tell you some of what they had to say. >> reporter: the historic theater was jumping on stage with the kind of jazz they want to

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earlier month he took one off the side of the rim., griffin air balls the three. fourth quarter, warriors up two. >> bringing it off. oh, perry threads the needle. >> 18 points off the bench for jack. golden state would close out the clippers with a 12-4 run to end the game. curry led all scorers with 28. warriers beat the clips 106-99. >> my bench played huge once again. jack, with all due respect i keep hearing crawford and smith. at some point people will hear what jack is doing off the bench. it's incredible. >> the kings finally leaving sacramento. they have agreed to sell the team to a seattle based group that plans to move the team as soon as next season. so, that little rivalry between the kings and warriors is about to come to tend. >> so they would become the supersonics. >> yeah. the seattle supersonics. they would retain the old name p. >> i'll be there next sunday, game day live on location. >> all right. little dance from the inaugural party tonight. call 1-800-progressive. joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to

congress took the u.s. government the u.s. economy hostage and they let their hostage go about an hour several hours after the hostage deadline and they now would like to be congratulated for letting their hostages go however since they took the hostages it's hard to be excited and addition to which this has reputational damage the united states as well as really damage the united states because all the uncertainty at all the negativity over the last really ten months almost as this dragged out and this deal violated all the basic promises to both basic constituencies so nobody wanted to be responsible for a deal and everybody was much more interested in grandstanding and talking ideological purity than solving with nation's problems it was an expiring tax cuts why are we hearing much about it because they're focusing on the few successes some real some imagined and that is not an area of success and it highlights that when the republican party says no new taxes at all they mean new taxes and including new taxes for people who

can't work took the guns stalin took the guns mounted guns they don't castro took the guns and hugo chavez took the guns and i'm going to tell you seventy seventy six will come next again if you try to take our firearms doesn't matter besides being factually inaccurate hitler hitler actually encouraged the ownership of guns for example this is a dangerous line of attack used by today's gun nuts the biggest similarity between america today and colonial america part of the revolutionary war is that there was a transnational corporate stranglehold on our economy then and there is now back then it was called the british east india company today it's transnational behemoths like goldman sachs g.e. wal-mart b.p. but violent revolution is never the answer even the boston tea party revolt against the east india company wasn't violent george hughes who was there said it was the stillest night boston had enjoyed for many months peaceful resistance is the most powerful response to tyranny just as those egyptians who peacefully huddled together into a rear square until their kleptocratic ruler hosni m

they took out the tide of free equipment, watches and such.e that out of all of these houses they picked this one because they believe that the robbers thought that this was a former grow house. the people living here had nothing to do with it. they are all college kids. much more on my compelling it to be with them coming up. >> i hope the officers find no suspects were still on the list this morning. >> a live look outside as we turn our attention to weather. here's a eight big picture from mt. tam and it is relatively cold out there. >> 20 currently in santa rosa and napa 20 for concord and pleasanton. a cold start to the morning and we are below freezing and livermore. it is another chilly morning we do not have a frost advisory but we do have reports of black eyes. we have widespread frost around the bay area. --black ice tomorrow afternoon will be very similar to today. the morning hours will not be as cold. i'll break down the numbers and talk about the potential for some rain coming up in my next report. >> we talked about the cold tem

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when he first took his new family to church the children pick pocketed parishioners. at first the header rose tinted picture of the children i saw them as angels my wife and i went through a very difficult period filled with uncertainty to take them back to us a time of we were together. but they do we want to give them a read it thank you from my heart but the following morning the rabbit was nowhere to be seen. where did it go did it run away. it didn't take long to find it but it was lying dead just outside the garden gate somebody had stabbed it as it turned out the father of the boy who killed the rabbit so what used to kill dogs eat. many of father nikolai's children did not have ideal childhoods some were removed from poor houses where they had to steal to survive others had never seen a tooth brush or even an apple mothers would drink even though they were pregnant some of the children still have scars from beatings one daughter's head was slammed against the wall by her alcoholic biological father so their new father needed to work a miracle for them to overc

arguably, the state's star witness took the stand after lunch today. james lee or mccrea is serving time in charles county for theft. he ran a quote underground tag and title business. that is how he got to know michael johnson. johnson called leon his disposable cell phone looking for help. he met johnson, walked into the bedroom and saw the body of phylicia barnes. phylicia was dead. lee testified johnson killed her after scrn son sexually forced himself on the team. lee said johnson was giving him mixed signals. he forced sex on her and then she wouldn't stop crying. that, lee, said is when johnson cloaked her to death. lee testified johnson asked him how it dispose of the body. lee warned johnson of cell phone tracking not to bury the body. be careful of dna and it's best to put the teen in a contain are and dump her in a body of water. that testimony matches that of another witness. the doctor who performed the autopsy said the level of decomposition was consistent with a body thats with not only in water for four months but contained and submerge

i took the phone call. so when colonel santana returned to leave, i called him aside and i told him there was instruction from his high command to eliminate the prisoner, and my instruction from the u. s. government was to try to keep him alive. he said, "look, i know you have tried, and you have helped us a great deal, but this is order from my high command, and you can eliminate him any way you want it, we know how much harm he has done to your country, but i want your word of honor that you will bring me back the dead body of che guevara at two o'clock in the afternoon." that was about the middle of the morning. so, i told him, "colonel, try to change their mind, it is my instruction, but if there is not any other instruction from you, i will give you my word of honor that i will bring you back the dead body of che guevara." so i continued to talk to him back and forth in there until one time he left the room and the school teacher, a girl, a lady, came to me and said, "capitano, why are you going to kil

i took that around to a number of different people.ventually, peter asher, who lives here in los angeles and was my manager for many, many years, and produced most of the early albums. peter heard that this and he had just signed on for apple records and took the disk to paul mclarney and george harrison. they herded and gave the green light, and i was set -- they heard it and gave it the green light. it was like the mother of all big breaks. for me, it was just like someone opened the door. >> as amazing as that story is, that was not the moment that we got to become aware of james taylor. you did not become a hit based upon that this. but the first album got enough recognition to be able to come here to los angeles. peter asher picked up a record deal with warner brothers records. that is when we made "sweet baby james." tavis: baby face and i grew up in the same part of indiana. we both grew up in the corn field listening to james taylor. >> that is an honor, i love it. i think we approach music probably from a very similar directio

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shortly after 2:00 this morning, city council took a vote to help reduce crime. alex savage has more on why there is so much opposition to this plan, alex? >> reporter: they approved the consulting deal with bill bratton and many are upset about the chief's hiring and they believe his policies may lead to racial profiling and the vote that happened this morning did not sit well with many. >> 7 yeses and 1 no. >> boo, boo, boo... >> reporter: we had the only camera in council chambers once the vote came down and there were about 275 people who spoke and it was an overflow crowd. they eventually approved a contract for bratton on a 7-1 vote. he will develop a crime fighting plan in oakland but critics are concerned about his past work as some say it could lead to racial profiling. >> what he did he elsewhere which may have worked does not mean it will work here. >> reporter: but the man who once headed up the police departments have had success in improving community relations in those cities. they told council that bratton is one of the best advisors the city coul

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the crowd was so large, it took the better part of an hour to clear the plaza.lier in the day, a pro-choice rally commemorating was in herman justice plaz amount of it's our body, we should be able to make that decision. >> reporter: more than 300 people listened to speakers and music. sandra fluke, called a slut by rush limbaugh when she addressed congress about contraception, came from los angeles to address the crowd. >> we have to keep defending row and the right for women to make decisions about their bodies, legally. >> reporter: the pro-choice supporters were gone by the time pro-life supporters reached their destination at the plaz a. two people were arrested, otherwise, the protest and march were peaceful. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> authorities rescued two people who fell into the san francisco bay after a boat collision. a tug boat escorting a barge ran into a sailboat near the golden gate bridge. two people fell in the water as their sailboat sank. the coast guard found them and pulled them free. investigators are trying to determine what throbbe

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. >> reporter: and today still not know is who took kevin collins. mike mibach, ktvu news. >>> new details tonight about a home invasion in san jose. we have obtained the downcourt filings against -- the court filings against these young men. they were arrested a week ago. the woman faked a heart attack to try to stop them. when one tried to give her aspirin she spit it out. they then moved them into a bath tub and left. it also outlines other robberies they were involved in. >>> coast guard veteran is filing suit over abuse he served in the boy scouts. it comes as others are claiming they looked the other way as they were being abused. >> i brought this lawsuit publicly for my own healing and resolution and to reach out to other victims of the boy boy scouts. >> mark dietrich and his lawyer announced the lawsuit in san francisco today. he said at 14 from 1978 to 1981 he was abused by the leader. the suit does not name him as a defendant. he is fighting to get more documents from the boy scouts. >> this institution, like all these institutions need t

president obama took credit. that broke 20 years of opposition to tax hikes. >> republicans said they would never agree to raise tax rates on the wealthiest americans. >> only five senate republicans voted no. >> middle-class families will wake up to the assurance that their taxes will not go up $2,200 each. >> not so fast. house speaker and his members might not go along. john boehner sent house members home to celebrate the new year without a vote. >> this is disgusting. everybody involved should be embarrassed. >> the economy could still take a hit. the house takes up whether to follow the senate's lead and hike taxes on the wealthy. steve handelsman, nbc news. >> the first same-sex couples work legally wed in a ceremony at city hall this morning. >> kim dacey is live this morning with all of the details. >> it was an historic night at city hall as the first same-sex couples did get married in a special ceremony this morning. seven couples took their vows. the mayor performed the first ceremony. she has marria

the actions you took were incredible. it shows your concern for the the community. it shows -- when you did the sketch it was incredible. i read about it earlier. that was remarkable. you used your talents and skills to keep a an arist off the stre. i notice a notre dame sweatshirt. is that a family member? >> this one? we're very good friends. >> president mazzucco: congratulations. if you need an excuse tell them why -- congratulations. in between presentations, dr. marshall just walked in. as i explained to you earlier without him here, because he wouldn't want me to do it, dr. marshall is on his way to the white house tomorrow to discuss gun violence. so given him a round of applau applause. >> [applause.] >> president mazzucco: please call the next item, which is the presentation certificates of appreciation from the police commission for officers matthew cloud and stephen gritsch. please come forward. >> if i could say, president, i know there's little people who i'm sure i hear outside sort of, but i want to make it clear to everybody and their families that

and it took a very long time. it took about six years. 2000. >> four years later, as part of the lab's research but not as part of a formal testing process, the 1999 samples were re-examined. and some were found to contain the banned drug. six samples given by lance armstrong were found to contain epo. why was it only revealed years later that these samples belonged to lance armstrong? >> it was only a coincidence of events. a journalist requested from the cycling governing body, the uci, to have access to some of lance armstrong's doping control forms. the uci voluntarily gave all of armstrong's forms from that race to the journalist. who then cross-matched the lab numbers that were on those forms with the samples that had been analyzed quite separately by the laboratory. and he was the one that matched the lab numbers to the samples that contained epo. the lines here are a delineation between -- >> this is a former independent expert for the uci who helped develop a blood test for epo for the sydney olympics. which of these samples belo

the cops tased him and took him into custody.e faces additional domestic violence and contempt of court charge, and there's not something if the court isn't liable for what happened here. >> the officer act appropriately. got it under control immediately. but why are they in that position in the first place? shepard, they're not talking bat picket fence and where the fence belongs on the property. they're talking about a domestic dispute and nobody should be alone like that, unwatched. >> the deputy says we have deputies in the courthouse but never had a deputy in every courtroom. tving -- staffing does not permit that. the inspector said they did a good judge. >> and the judges would run in the other direction. as they should. >> i can think of one. thank you. >> syria and iran today, threaten to strike back after israel launched an attack on syrian soil. syria's ambassador to lebanon says the regime has the option and capacity to surprise in retaliation. while robban officials call the assault a clear violation of syria's sover