teams in vallejo knocked down fences, hunting for a man suspected of killing a vallejo police officer. and the city of vallejo may face a new lawsuit for the property damage that was left behind. homeowners filed claims requesting $11,000 in damages. last november, officers were combing the neighborhood for a bank robbery suspect accused of

and they say they will continue to patrol the streets to keep vallejo safe. in vallejo, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> an attempt by republicans to put a stop to an increase in the government's borrowing limit has been blocked by senate democrats. that measure passed today by a 52-44 vote. president obama's $1.2 trillion request was passed by the house last week. >>> fewer new home purchases in december capped off the worst sales year on record. nationwide, just 307,000 new homes were sold in 2011. that's down from 323,000 a year before. and less than half of the 700,000 experts say they are needed in a healthy economy. >>> and while new homes sales are down, mortgage rates are slowly on the rise. the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose today to nearly 4%. that's up a tenth from last week's all-time low. rates for a 15-year fixed mortgage increased to nearly 3.25%. >>> and on wall street, all three major markets lost ground after early-morning rallies. for a short time, the dow soared to its highest level since the financial crisis began on strong e

reporting live in vallejo, i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >>> a san jose police officers remains hospitalized this morning recovering from injuries after a carjacking suspect rammed his patrol car. police arresting 27-year-old alejandro gonzalez after he rammed into another patrol car as they chased after him. a total of six officers were hurt during the pursuit. gonzalez allegedly stole a 68-year-old man's suv at a gas station. a mechanic working nearby saw it all. >> he put a key in and he run. we could not stop him anymore. he took off very fast. >> that chase ended when police used their cars to trap gonzalez inside the suv. officers had to use tasers and a restraining wrap to try to get him under control. >>> it is 6:04. the chp says they caught a man flying drunk. late yesterday chp pilots spotted a man flying as low as 50 feet within 100 feet of traffic on highway 37 in sonoma county. the plane was followed to petaluma municipal airport where officers talked to the pilot and detected the odor of alcohol. th

greater vallejo recreation district, and two federally recognized drives. this struggle was victorious and will set precedents for this type of work, going forward, with others working on sacred sites within city boundaries in california. corrina also sits on the california indigenous environmental association board, border directors for the oakland street academy foundation, and is the treasurer for the hoa. she is also an avid raiders fan. i would[applause] >> i said good day, my name is corrina. noi am honored to be here. and my ancestors were enslaved of mission san jose and at mission dolores and san francisco. it has been my great honor to do the work of the ancestors for the past 15 years. by doing that that means reading about the recognition of the people in the bay area and continuing to allow our ancestors to have a voice here in this land. i was honored by taking part in an occupation we hear about occupation all the time right now. anbut the occupation that happed in vallejo, calif., was like changing, not only for myself, but for many people.

. >>> people in east bay will remember the life by walk the 29 miles between vacaville and vallejo. the vallejo police officer was fatally shot as he chased a bank robbery suspect on foot through the city in november. police in vacaville are organizing the walk. >> he was an outstanding citizen and his -- the way he carried himself, t speaks volumes and you want to pay homage to a guy that you see like that. >> the charge on walk starts at 8:00 tomorrow morning at the home depot on callahan lane in vallejo. registration is at 7:00 a.m. all proceed was the walk will go to capoot's family. >>> $100 billion, that's what menlo park facebook page could be valued at when the social networking giant goes public. the website which has 800 million members across the globe could file paper for its initial public offering as early as next week and an ipo on facebook could mean lots of dough for employees. >> check out this dream car. a 2012 lexus lfa. sticker price? >> this is -- this one's $388,000. >> reporter: it may be out of price margin for most of us but if facebook goes public the rank

all funded by vallejo residents. >> it was like overnight. the number of prostitutes dropped by 80%. >> they got the message. >> yeah, they used to when we first started. >> while the vallejo police force experienced severe cutbacks, this resident who told cbs 5 he prefers to cross dress, believes the police are out there and doing the job. >> and they stopped me because i was just like this, provocative, which is understandable. and they took me in. luckily i didn't get booked because i wasn't doing anything. >> the watch owls say they weren't about to stand by and watch the influx of prostitutes and pimps continue. they are happy to see there are signs of progress. >> prostitution and crime basically does not happen where there's positive energy. >> the watch owls say they have also been trained. they have been trained on how to become good witnesses and trained on how to protect themselves so there aren't any violent confrontations. so far, there haven't been any. the watch owls say they will continue to patrol the streets in vallejo becau

there use to be half dozen prostitutes on each corner here in vallejo about this time. that's not thecasion anymore. despite the police cutbacks, residents are stepping up and it's looking. >> prostitutes arrive from all over and you can look down the street and see six of them on every corner. >> reporter: bj conrad is part of a group of vallejo residents calling themselves the kentucky street watch owls. their mission, cracking down on prostitutes and pimps. they started a year and a half ago taking photos, patrolling the streets, even attending court dates of prostitutes and pimps who have been busted. >> we have followed this particular gal through court. she was finally convicted. she was the most egregious really of all the prostitutes. she was kind of like 24/7. >> reporter: it didn't stop there. take a look at this. cameras have been installed at places where prostitutes would frequent, all funded by vallejo residents. >> it was like overnight the number of prostitutes dropped by about 80%. >> they got the message. >> yeah. they don't mess with us too much anymo

now some homeowners in vallejo are saying they want to get paid for damage caused in that search. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you how much they want coming up in a live report. >>> a wild carjacking leaves a police officer in a hospital. the charges the suspect is facing this morning. >>> a live look outside golden gate bridge. look, you can make it out a little better. fog clearing. we'll see what's on the horizon on this wednesday, january 4th. this is "today in the bay." >>> very good morning everyone. the time is 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. what a difference a day makes. we have good visibility right now all across the board. we are expecting some of that patchy fog to develop. the big weather story today is 70 degrees-plus possibly inland. first let's find out how your drive is shaping up. more people i see. >> starting yesterday. we saw the return with many slowdowns this morning. a lighter commute continues to build for the next couple da

teams in vallejo knocked down fences, hunting for a man suspected of killing a vallejo police officer. and the city of vallejo may face a new lawsuit for the property damage that was left behind. homeowners filed claims requesting $11,000 in damages. last november, officers were combing the neighborhood for a bank robbery suspect accused of shooting officer jim capoot. many residents say they can't afford to repair their fences. >> it was scary when i saw them coming through and they all had weapons pointed at me. >> vallejo city's attorney office is thinking about forcing the city foot the bill. a city spokesman says they will make a decision about the claims in about two weeks. >>> and the holidays are officially over for california legislators as they head back to sacramento today. first on the agenda will be addressing the state's 13th billion-dollar budget deficit. the state's pension plan will also will be on the slate. governor brown wants to raise the retirement age and require workers to pay more for their pensions. lawmakers also recommend that the state reconsider the multi

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reporting live in vallejo, i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >> thank you very much, christie. >>> 5:03 right now. foggy conditions being blamed on san jose's first traffic death of the year. a 25-year-old woman killed when her car was struck by two others on curtnor avenue. she was coming up to an intersection with no traffic signal. police say there's no evidence that alcohol was involved with any of the drivers. >> we now know the name of a bay area man killed in a traffic accident in tahoe on new year's day. nevada highway patrol say he's 25-year-old alex m. moore of walnut creek. he was walking on highway 50 before 1:00 in the morning. a highway patrol officer swerved to avoid hitting hit, he was thrown into another lane where a shuttle bus also hit him. he died at the scene. >>> face xwook likely will not be getting a lot of likes in east palo alto. city leaders weighing in on whether to sue the online social networking giant. "today in the bay's" marla tellez live at headquarters in menlo park with why they're

into the north bay, a mix of sun and clouds. 65 expected in vallejo. satellite and radar shows wet weather activity in the pacific northwest. they're dealing with pretty severe weather conditions. >>james: knew the details scott glasser, the 14 year- old charged with sexual assaults. >>darya: of the pleasanton school board approved the use of the drug sniffing dogs at its three high school campuses. this will start in february. pleasanton police will be allowed to conduct random searches and school parking lots and locker rooms when students are not there. this policy is started because of a rise in drug-related problems at a high school. an >>george: fame it just said in the committee this morning for interstate 80. there are three lanes blocked with a fatal accident westbound ad richmond and across the boulevard. traffic is very rapidly backing up to highway 4. with three lanes blocked, the traffic trying to get past the scene of the accident cannot. it is at a standstill. drive times are running up boards of 50 minutes from hercules to berkeley. for

registration starts at 7:00 at the home depot in vallejo. the killer is expected in court on tuesday. >> fired and fighting back. one of the largest employers in the bay area is accused of age discrimination. 130 former employees slapped lawrence livermore labs with a lawsuit. they believe they were fired in 2008 because of their age. after a battle the case is now going to trial. we spoke to an attorney for one of the plaintiffs who says the layoffs arclassic case of age discrimination. >> they laid off none of the higher people. the only way to save, they had to threat long term workers go who were closer to retirement who cost more for medical and whose salaries are the highest and keep the younger workers. >> lab officials say age had nothing to do with layoff process. the case is going to trial next month. >> san francisco's municipal transit agency will talk about a proposed parking ban that would prevent rvs, trailers and others longer than seven feet to park. it is to prevent people from sleeping in vehicles overnight. they say it wi

and there was a total of 18 homicides in vallejo. the second highest rate in 25 years. budget and staffing have long been a problem. the police department as well as most city agencies saw massive cuts. all of that changed in november when a city merged out of bankruptcies. federal and state grants have helped with budgets. third >>catherine: and state lawmakers return to work to begin dealing with a variety of legislative proposals. dan kerman as telling as many are tied to the state's ongoing budget problems. >> the government wants to raise the retirement age and require government workers to pay more towards pension and health care. he also wants to please new workers into a different type of plant. so far, republicans are not that excited about it. another way the governor hopes to save money, some $33 million over two years by closing a quarter of the state's parks. some lawmakers are saying, not so fast. also steaming down the tracks this year, high-speed reels. thank the total price tag of a high-speed rail has more than doubled since approved by voters in 2008.

. >>> a memorial walk will be hill to raise money for a fallen vallejo police officer. he was shot and killed last november as he chased a bank robbery suspect. the suspect henry albert smith injury is due in court next week. the memorial walk starts at 8:00. participants will walk 21-miles to vacaville. registration is $30. >>> a homicide investigation under way in berkeley. the search is on for the person who killed a man and left a nearby house riddled with bullets. >>> we are continuing our drive around the bay area. looking for foggy conditions. we are now on the 880 in oakland. things are clear now. we hear the different story a little further south. we'll give you a live report coming up. >>> the commie is growing but there are speed bumps ahead. we go live to the opening bell next. not paying this fee. [ whistle blows ] whoa, whoa, whoa. break it up! please swipe credit card. i've got roughing the passenger's wallet. you okay, son? yeah, thanks, ref! looks like they hit you with a fee pretty hard. they sure did. good call, ref. please swipe credit card. look! se

showers and the peninsula, the east bay, in of the heaviest right now is a round of richmond and vallejoll talk about how much this will last. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. ♪ >>host: cleanup efforts are underway in oakland hills. this is in oakland to dry but some residents were left with out water and electricity this muddy hillside created havoc. and brian, what is this supposed to stop? >>brian: this is supposed to add tomorrow and and, tomorrow. look at that green, it is showing it bay-area wide, the yellow, the orange, are heavier rain showers near richmond, vallejo towards novadto, lightet in the south bay. just a few scattered showers

and tonight vallejo honored him. >>stanley: this black lincoln tall--to come car was going 60 mi. per hour sleep is have a chat with the california highway patrol. >> do you know what the speed limit is on the bridge? it is 50. >>stanley: pay attention to the driver of the great car, he was faced at 7 mph n/a 50 mouth are resumed the driver never slowed down which suggest that she was unaware that she was being paste until she gets instant notification from officer williams. >> were you aware how fast you were going? >>stanley: answer was no. this car was doing 80 in the 65 but one officer william tried to pull them over, just listen in. >> go to the right, go to your right. go to your right. to your right! go to the right exit the freeway! new >>stanley: this silver car was take some of between 82 and 84. the speed limit in 65 on clear days. the driver gets pulled over and the driver didn't know enough to pull in to the turnout which is a good thing. now just before we pulled over the suv i want to listen to the cit

. >> also today, the man accused of killing a vallejo police officer returns to court. henry albert smith jr. will be

the vallejo city kern is -- the vallejo city is determining if they are liable. >>> one individual remains in the hospital after a wild chase. investigators on the run for a mild chase led officers on the high speed pursuit across have -- acrossle -- across several lanes. >> two of the cop cars kind of th boned him and pinned him in with the car. that's when they rushed him with the rifle. heard the taser go off. that was the end of it. >> in all, six police officers were hurt when the suv rammed into their patrol cars. one officer suffered serious injuries but is expected to make a full recovery. the five others suffered mostly cats -- cuts and bruises. police are identifying the suspected carjacking suspect as allen han dro hernandez. he was two prior felonies and he also failed to show up for a weekend jail sentence. >>> one day after the iowa caucuses, a formal -- former president bush is about to make a big endorsement. who -- a former president is about to make a big endorsement. what john mccain has to say? [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway

in 2011, 18 killings took place in vallejo. most notably the shooting death of police officer jim kapoot. that's one more than during 2010. and the city's second highest homicide rate since 1994. the last slaying of 2011 happened just before christmas. 22-year-old cesar villalobos was stabbed to death in his pickup truck. >>> san jose became the first city in the nation to boost the minimum wage above $10 an hour. city council introduced the proposition last year. the minimum wage in san francisco went from $9.92 an hour to $10.24 an hour. >>> new figures out tonight show how hard the recession has hit the bay area housing market. in an analysis for the san jose mercury news. data quick reports that local homes lost more than 1/3 of a trillion dollars during the past four years. homes in oakland lost an average of $350,000. in concord the average loss was $289,000. with $267,000 in san jose and 205,000 in san francisco. home equity loans have dropped about 90% since 2007. >>> well you may want to pack your golf clubs in instead

our temperatures pretty mild. 60 in vallejo, 60 in san rafael.armer spot is 66 in santa rosa and 59 in the pacifica area. the next couple of days, we threw up a lot of sunshines in the five-stay forecast. looks good saturday and sunday, looks to be the warmest day of the weekend so far. monday kind of the same thing, and then tuesday a few clouds could roll in bringing the temperature down by a couple degrees. but overall not too bad through the end of next week. all right. that's the check of your weather. ann, back to you. >> thanks, elizabeth. >> if you thought i tunes and google music put an end to free downloading of copyrighted materials on the internet, think again. paying for digital music might be the norm ever since napster was shut down but piracy still thrives. a closer look at the s.o.p.a., the stop online piracy act. >> reporter: it's not hard to find the so-called rogue websites where you can download current movies for free. but just as apple co founder steve jobs didn't believe the majority of people wanted to steal music, many o

mid to upper 50s. 56 in san rafael. 56 in vallejo. 58 in concord. a quick look at the next couple of days. again, rain and wind to start you off with. we could see a few lingering sprinkles this afternoon. and then check out tuesday and wednesday, through the rest of the week, staying dry and mild. and some of those temperatures, and some of the inland valleys, above average for this time of the year. we just have to get through the wet stuff now. with more on your roadways let's go to giano with a look at traffic. >> the wet and windy start will cause problems on the freeways. a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge this morning. extra caution as you work your way across the span. of course we are dealing with slick surfaces as well. we have an accident westbound 580. through livermore. it is over to the right shoulder. a bit of a backup as you work your way through there. once you get past, reports of flooding as you make the 580/680 connect ner the dublin interchange. look out for some slick surfaces there. an early morning traffic alert, westbo

. >>> more sign that is vallejo is successfully emerges from bankruptcy.the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >>> fire officials are trying to figure out what caused this massive fire in southern california. started around 9:30 last night in a hardware store. more than 100 firefighters put out the flames. officials say the fire cost $275,000 worth of damage to that store. no one was hurt. >>> a firefighter in the north bay says it was lucky no one was hurt in a rash of a fire in one neighborhood. they are now searching for a suspected arsonist. >> reporter: the leaves are dry, the grass is brown and the trees bare. this is not a good place to light a fire. but that's exactly what happened last night in the neighborhood near redwood boulevard and sea crest in nevado. >> what we're looking at is arson fires. >> reporter: more than a dozen fires in one location during a six hour period last night. nevadofirefighters put out a dumpster fire. a minutes later they put out a wildfire. firefighters were near by lynn wood hill park putting down 15 small fires. an

they will walk 29-miles vallejo to vacaville to raise money for the family. the walk starts at 8:00 a.m. at the home depot and end was a dinner fundraising event. >> we started off with coastal fog. that was kind of a mess. you see the coastal fog is on. the winds have come up. temperatures today got in to the 70s. 73 in santa rose a. temperatures for your saturday, about the same. overnight lows tonight are going to be cool. we will see temperatures near or at freezing. 31napa, 36 vallejo, near freezing in fairfield. not valley fog, a chance for frost. we wake up with more sun tomorrow. we repeat today's highs or close to thatt. these are the numbers today. tomorrow's temperatures very similar. saturday, definitely going to be the warmest day on the weekend. sunday we have a few changes,ly tell you about that at 10:45. >> hundreds of people came together to say good-bye to etta james. a long line of family, friends and fans, formed outside a chapel in southern california for a public viewing. a private memorial led toy al sharpton will be held for the singer

. >>> hundreds came out in vallejo today to honor the life of a fallen officer.eople hit the road for a 29-mile trek from vallejo to vacaville in honor of the officer who was shot and killed chasing a bank robbery suspect back in september. the walk will be followed by dinner at mission church in vacaville. all money raised will go to the family. >>> a fire battalion chief suv crashed into a taxi while responding to emergency call in san francisco. this happened at gary and laguna in japantown this morning. the cab driver and the passier were hurt and were taken to the hospital. investigators are trying to figure out what happened and who's at fault. >>> if you're out and about in san francisco this weekend, be prepared for some delays. there are a series of 24-hour closures in the market and church area. that's due to muni's rail replacement project. part of church street is closed to drivers, some transit lines following their normal routes. everything should be back to normal in time for the monday commute. >>> and what great weather for any project you have o

they will walk 29-miles vallejo to vacaville to raise money for the family. the walk starts at 8:00 a.m. at the home depot and end was a dinner fundraising event. >> we started off with coastal fog. that was kind of a mess. you see the coastal fog is on. the winds have come up. temperatures today got in to the 70s. 73 in santa rose a. temperatures for your saturday, about the same. overnight lows tonight are going to be cool. we will see temperatures near or at freezing. 31napa, 36 vallejo, near freezing in fairfield. not valley fog, a chance for frost. we wake up with more sun tomorrow. we repeat today's highs or close to thatt. these are the numbers today. tomorrow's temperatures very similar. saturday, definitely going to be the warmest day on the weekend. sunday we have a few changes,ly tell you about that at 10:45. >> hundreds of people came together to say good-bye to etta james. a long line of family, friends and fans, formed outside a chapel in southern california for a public viewing. a private memorial led toy al sharpton will be held for the singer

mid to upper 30s -- concord, vallejo, mid to upper 30s.cta of high pressure too dominant we will get some of the high clouds and cold front to push warm air mass away all the cold air heading to our north. it will generate that system some pretty big waves they will come our way especially northwest facing beaches that's where we will have the dangerous waves a little erosion strong rip currents thanks to northwest swells 13 to 16 feet that started 6:00 this evening and hang around through noon. also going to be breezy tomorrow especially over bodies of water. low to mid 60s return saturday hang ought for -- hang out for the rest of the forecast. >>> good morning. still can't find any big trouble spots for you. we'll show you a live shot of i-80 in berkeley you can see traffic flowing well westbound out of vallejo down to the bay bridge toll, delay-free. the north bay commute for drivers heading on 101 through san rafael look out for some of that valley fog are in pass of the north bay here it looks clear. 101 looks great along the peninsu

vallejo's persistent probles with prostitution have forcd >>> they are out of bankruptcy that one east bay company's troubles are not over yet. plato's problems with prostitution have forced the so- called white towels to take back the streets. juliette goodrich shows us how they have taken matters into their own hands. >> prostitutes arrived from all over. you could look down the street and sees them on every corner. >> dj conrad is part of the kentucky street watchtowers, and their mission is cracking down on prostitutes and pimps. they started the year and half ago taking photos and patrolling the streets and attending the court if the prostitutes and pimps who had been busted. >> we followed this particular gal through court and she was finally convicted. she was the most egregious of the prostitution. >> it didn't stop there. she must have been installed at places where prostitutes with frequent, all funded by toledo residents. >> dropped by about 80%. >> so they got the message. >> yes. and while the vallejo police force has experienced severe cutbacks this resident told cbs five

>>pam: he makes his home in vallejo in the off-season. we'll be right back. half coug with an unknown and it and turn cooked >>pam: another recall effort for oakland mayor jean quan. kron4 is finding out who is behind the latest push to get the mayor to step down. some familiar faces are back on the san jose police force. tonight we will tell you what is behind this hiring kush after layoffs last summer. a disruption coming to a busy san francisco intersection. we are navigating it to the construction. >>jaqueline: in downtown san francisco, clear skies and a very cold overnight. details coming up. >>pam: a woman insulted in the middle of the street. college women attacked in their sleep at san jose state university. we will show you how the suspect got into the dorm rooms. getting around a busy neighbors and in san francisco this weekend will be difficult. where are navigating you with the construction plans. >>pam: oakland police have issued a public safety over near the 2000 block of 37 after a man attacked a 36 year-old woman and attempted a sexual assaul

this is the area of the vallejo we're talking about.people were responding to an online advertisements to purchase a car. reggie kumar shows us what happened. >>reggie: an unsuspecting couple thought they were getting a good deal when they found a post on cragslist for a used honda accord. how >> police say the couple arrived here, neighbors say the man got out of a car with money in his hand, he knocked on the door but no one would answer. to manage jumped out, one of them fissile with demand. he felt the ground and the robbers took everything out of his pockets. " >>mark: a berkeley city clerk has died after falling down a staircase. she was found dead by her husband at 2:00 a.m. on saturday south as their infant daughter was sleeping in another land. phillies say there are no signs of foul play fees 3/8 the fatal injuries were consistent with a fall. she was appointed as a city clerk in may of 2009. >>darya: in concord, mt. diablo high school is at risk of losing of 1.5 million a year in state funds if because suncor class's exceeded

looks like mainly in the lower 50s. 51 vallejo. 52 san rafael. 54 in san francisco. you have been warned. don't forget your jacket if you are heading back to work today. so we are staying dry today but yes, rain is our other big weather story. big changes in our weather pattern. wednesday sticking around north of the golden gate by the afternoon. best chance of rain thursday and friday. the weekend looks unsettled but looks like right now our best chance of rain is late saturday night into sunday so yes, frank, i know you are closely watching sunday and all the football so it could be a wet muddy game but we'll see. >> i'm going to be out there for the morning show reporting so sounds like i'll get wet. >> bring your raincoat. right around that time is our best chance right now. >> i would rather get wet than be in fairfield. it's 21 there! >> fairfield and napa the coldest spots right now. >> okay, thank you. >>> italian navy divers blowing holes in the toppled cruise ship. that will help the divers search for the 29 missing passengers an crew. six people confirmed

mid 30s in vallejo. low 30s in santa rosa. pretty chill any li near the coast. right around oakland and san francisco not quite as cold. here is a look at satellite and radar. this is the area of high pressure that is providing us with the unusually warm weather for january. this continues tomorrow, dry offshore flow. so another mild day on top. but the winds are going to switch directions by sunday. pattern changes of this system approaches with the winds becoming more onshore bringing the cooler air in. temperatures will drop on sunday. as a result of the cloud cover, numbers will continue to fall. but we may see a possibility of a few showers. computer models want to bring showers late sunday night into early monday morning and then very scattered in nature, morning hours so morning commute could see damp pavement but not going to be the storm of the century for that time period. tomorrow 67 in san jose, palo alto, santa rosa, 64 san francisco and 65 on the coast in half moon bay. you like it mild, you got it around the monterey bay. 70 in santa cruz. 72 for

could see dense fog in places like vallejo and fairfield, clearing by 11:00 in santa rosa. into the afternoon, temperatures warming several degrees over today. today we were in the upper 50s for the most part, and low 60s. tomorrow we're going to be in the low 60s to the mid-60s for the most part. 65 in los gatos and mountainview. 64 in livermore and antioch. 62 in hayward. cities for the north bay, 65 in santa rosa, 63 in san rafael. and 63 in vallejo. a look at your extended forecast. similar conditions to round out the work week. fog for the mornings, and then mostly sunny 69s in the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s. into the weekend, temperatures are going to cool slightly, and we'll continue that trend into next week. >>> big movie news tonight. >> woo-hoo? >> the oscar nominationsar northernsed today -- nominations are announced it today. >> two years ago they used to just do five. now they went into ten. and now there's nine. but a lot of people -- >> what are your favorites? >> i really wanted the movie that didn't get nominated like my week with maryland, and

hundreds walked from vallejo where he lived to vacaville where he lived.is three daughters took part and remembered their father with much love. >> he was a great man. he was my best friend, and he was the best man i ever knew and will ever know and i miss him and i love him. >> others remembered officer capoot as a basketball coach who gave his all. this evening a dinner and auction are underway to benefit his family. >>> a candlelight walk on monday stands as a testament to the love and hope of the family of ilene misheloff carries 23 years after the girl disappeared from dublin. she was walking home when she vanished. monday's walk will retrace her route beginning at the school. it started at 7:00 p.m. the misheloffs say they are holding on to hope that someone has information about ilene's disappearance and will come forward. >>> oakland's mayor marks chinese new year in the city's chinatown neighborhood today. mayor jean quan was greeted by dancers as she visited each of the criticals a historic family associations to wish them a prosperishous year of

hayward 67, vallejo 67. concord, that looks like march. looks like april it doesn't look like late january, early february. no rain in the forecast this weekend. we are dry. maybe a little frost when we wake up tomorrow morning. you see frost in the north bay and inland bay valleys. then lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth. that's chilly, and that's seasonal. i expect that for this time of year. what we don't expect from these daytime highs they're going to go up into the 60s and low 70s as high pressure sets up. gives us a nice weekend. saturday the nicest day on the weekend. why? no clouds, mostly sunny. sunday a weak system sweeps down late in the day increases the clouds, drops temperatures a little bit because it filters sunshine. point rays, could trigger a little bit of sprinkle. a drizzle not a big deal. that's your sunday. but a little cooler because of the cloud cover: bottom line your bay area weekend is going to be really, really nice for late january coming up on february. the forecast for clouds tomorrow, you see a few clou

hundreds of people walked from vallejo where he worked to vacaville where he lived. his three daughters took part and remembered their father with much love. >> he was a great man. he was my best friend. and he was the best man i ever knew and will ever know. i miss him. i love him. >> others remember officer capoot as a basketball coach that gave his all. a dinner and auction were also held last night to benefit his family. >>> a new exhibit in san francisco is showing a different side to the city's first responders. divisions beyond the badge exhibit is set to open this friday. it will feature photographs from the city's police officers and firefighters. many that contributed say the creative problem helped them deal with stress from their jobs. >>> the exhibit runs through march 1st. >>> coming up we will show you a dramatic water rescue all caught on video by a police dash cam. >>> super bowl fever is picking up in indianapolis and fans head there one week before the big game. >>> another round of nice weather expected for your sunday. and noticeable changes on t

. >>> a series of robberies in vallejo might be linked to a craig's list ad used to lure victims. addresses on the ads belong to an unsuspecting homeowner. as they show us, one homeowner only found out about it when he encountered one of the victims. >> when i came at him in my bathroom, this elderly gentleman was lying right here. he found a man beaten in one of three craig's list robberies in his neighborhood. >> someone literally within 20 feet of where we're standing, they must have been lying and waiting. >> reporter: it all began at 11:00 p.m. when two men came knocking at the door. >> they are inquiring about the car for sale. i'm saying what car? you've got the wrong house, i'm sorry. good night. >> reporter: he didn't think much of it at first until moments there, a frantic banging on his door. >> it's the young man basically screaming at the door for help. >> reporter: vallejo police cannot definitive link the three robberies to the suspects, but the m.o. is the same. the perpetrators list a car for sale on craig's list at a very competitive price, tell the potential buy

mid 30s in vallejo. low 30s in santa rosa. pretty chill any li near the coast. right around oakland and san francisco not quite as cold. here is a look at satellite and radar. this is the area of high pressure that is providing us with the unusually warm weather for january. this continues tomorrow, dry offshore flow. so another mild day on top. but the winds are going to switch directions by sunday. pattern changes of this system approaches with the winds becoming more onshore bringing the cooler air in. temperatures will drop on sunday. as a result of the cloud cover, numbers will continue to fall. but we may see a possibility of a few showers. computer models want to bring showers late sunday night into early monday morning and then very scattered in nature, overnight into early monday morning hours so morning commute could see damp pavement but not going to be the storm of the century for that time period. tomorrow 67 in san jose, palo alto, santa rosa, 64 san francisco and 65 on the coast in half moon bay. you like it mild, you got it around the monterey ba

for people in vallejo, fairfield and the vacaville, you just got done with a round of rain but you have more on the way in the next hour or so. the rain should dissipate by 10:00 a.m. and then we will start getting on the man with temperatures in the mid-upper 50s. and my next uptick, a second date-- another look at the 7 day around the bay. >>yoli: it seems like there are some delays happening because of the weather. it is really some of the arrival flights that it is from a nearby destinations. >>mark: this is the kind of morning where we seized an ounce. >>george: we are expecting a number of hot spots but so far we are not tracking any. days are still pretty, but that could change at any moment. on the bay bridge the volume is only building slightly. there is a wind advisory in place for the bay bridge into the san mateo bridge. the 92 commute looks pretty good for the westbound direction. for the golden gate bridge, no wind advisory but there is for the richmond center fell bridge connecting the east bay so far, no problems for 101 southbound. >>george: the san francisco 49ers are

. >>> and hundreds came out in vallejo today to honor the life of a fallen officer.eople hit the road for a 29-mile trek from vallejo to vacaville in memory of officer jim capoux, who was shot and killed while chasing a bank robbery suspect in november. the walk was followed by dinner at mission church in vacaville. all money raised will go to the family. >>> meteorologist jim bernard joining us now. last weekend we had rain, this weekend it's spring. >> winter to spring, definitely it as we see once again high pressure setting up around the bay, keeping temperatures very balmy here. upper 60s to low 70s for a high. warm across the bay. slight offshore breeze continues to keep us clear and dry, and it will cool us off into the morning hours. we'll see no fog forming as a result of the dry conditions out there. increasing clouds gradually through the day tomorrow, but the cooling trend into the beginning of the week, we continue dry and mild from the looks of things into and through next weekend. right now, we're looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s thr

at the home depot in vallejo.s will walk 29 miles to vacaville, where capoot lived with his wife and daughters. registration for the walk is $30. >>> time is 8:36. let's go back to sal. is the fog clearing up any better for drivers now? >> a little bit, dave. right now the fog is clearing up in some areas and still very thick in others. let's go outside. i want to show you the golden gate bridge not only foggy but it's also a little dirty on the lens from some of the condensation in the dirt there. southbound 101 traffic looks okay. if you're driving to the toll plaza there's still a big backup and for a while the fog cleared up but now it's low again and could be a problem on the bridge. west 80 a crash at el portal, removed. traffic is much better on the eastshore freeway. and on 880 southbound, slow traffic from 92 on down to fremont. let's go to steve. >>> just looking at the web camera from san jose state meteorology department. some fog now beginning to burn off. some blue sky there, so i don't think it will

right now santa rosa has the poorest air quality followed by vallejo and san francisco. not like in the summer where pollution builds throughout the afternoon and peaks during the evening commute in could be at any time. for -- forecasting the north bay and santa clara valley to have the poorest air quality while all of us are under that woodburning ban for the rest of us today. freezing in santa rosa, novato fairfield mid to upper 30s everywhere else except for antioch, oakland, san francisco and half moon bay low to mid 40s there we stay with these temperatures through 8:00 with a lot of sunshine, sunshine, dry air, lack of wind allowed us to be cool this morning allows us to warm quickly. noontime mid 50s to low 60s around fremont, san jose, morgan hill. those areas will be in the mid 60s by 4:00, the rest of us in the upper 50s like half moon bay 59 to low 60s. run at record highs tomorrow and friday. then, saturday, sunday, a little cool, the biggest cooling begins monday into tuesday, temperatures drop back where they should be in the 50s, there's a chance of rain

from the home depot in vallejo it will end with a catered dinner in vacaville, cost $30, proceeds going>> right now police are combing one of the dorms of the campus of san jose state. an overnight sexuall4 assault. the latest on the developing story ahead. >> reporter: prosecutors have e-mail from ross mirkarimi's wife where she writes she is very afraid. but, investigators want more. i'm amy hollyfield, i'll explain, coming up.

nbc bay area's jody hernandez is in vallejo today. you spent the day with instructors as they tried to re-create the cruise ship's final moments. >> reporter: yes, this is one of the premiere teaching institutions of it's kind in the country. you can bet when a disaster like this happens, the folks are on top of it trying to figure out what went wrong and trying to determine what can be learned from it all. you are looking at a ship simulator at the california maritime academy in vallejo where instructors spent the morning trying to re-create what happened when a ship ran aground over the weekend off the italian coast. >> most sea disasters, whenever there's a mishap we use those case studies to help drive home the lessons we are trying to give to our officer candidates. >> reporter: the captain appears to have broken a maritime code of ethics. don't abandon ship. >> it's pretty much ethically common law for a ship's master to stay there until he or she can't and to see to the safety of the passengers, and that's the first and foremos

today vallejo high school will create a lasting honor to one of its most famous graduates. they will rename its renovate baseball feed. it will be called cc se past yeah field. he and his wife say they will be at today's ceremony. >>> nice. >> yeah. >>> 5:15 is the time. how is the commute? we know it's foggy out there. >> pam, you answered the question i'm going to get coffee. >> hopefully people are slowing down for it. >> they are. as a matter of fact, dave, and pam we do have fog and it's the kind of fog that might make it hard for you to see. you have to slow your speeds and going slow means it will have to add time to your commute. let's go outside and take a look at highway 4. steve said something interesting in his forecast. the winds will blow this fog out of here a little later on this morning. if you can put your commute off. if you have one of the flex schedules you may want to wait awhile. this is a look at highway 4 and interstate 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is going to be -- it's moderately heavy coming down the east shore. this mornings comm