very nice thoughts, but seems to me football by its very nature and culture is not a sport than couragestaking care of you. in fact, we saw that all too clearly on sunday. but i would also like to see more of your e-mails, the address mailbag@wusa9.com, or just reach out to me on twitter any time at mcginty man. one last check of that weather forecast, top. >> when the game was over, the friends i was watching with we just didn't talk. it was just kind of weird. >> kind of numb. >> kind of numb, yeah. here's the three-day. cooler tomorrow, 49, but still above average. look at saturday. a spring-like 64. >> topper and i and anita will be back later so see you then. >>> i'm nancy o'dell. >> and i'm rob marciano. we've got beyonce's revealing "gq" cover. >> is she showing too much? >> posing in nearly nothing. "e.t." with the shot first. is beyonce trying to top rihanna? >> is jimmy kimmel the new king of late night? jennifer aniston with a sledgehammer and cutting kimmel's hair. >> so did the stunt help jimmy win the night? >>> then, josh brolin comes clean about doing heroin as a teen. >>

very nice. okay hands relaxed by your sides. the first movement is called opening the door, right... the commencement of the movements, the hands float up in front of the body, not too high just about chest high, then elbows heavy, everything floats down. just like we did before, this is the first movement opening the door. let's float back up again. so, that's simple enough so i think i'm just going to tack on the next movement, which is actually the last movement of the whole sequence. circle your arms around crossing the wrists at the bottom and float up, now pause and just aahh, let it go float down. perfect. that's actually the last movement of the whole sequence, which we call closing the door, right. so we're halfway done already. we've got the opening and we've got the closing. let's try it one more time. so, smile, relax, breathe opening the door, the hands float up. and float down. good. let them float back up again and round them out like you're hugging a big tree. open side to side,

very nice, i think so. yeah. that these would sell more easily than the big jacobean pieces. i think it's a lovely story. thank you both very much indeed. well met. thank you. how long have you known it? it's been in my family quite some time. my mother bought it. in fact, no, my grandmother bought it. i noticed it on my mother's table one day with flowers in it. i'd just recently moved into the city center in newcastle where i actually can see this bridge. i thought, "my goodness, what's that?" and that's why i now own it. you nicked it off your poor mother. i did indeed, yes. yes, i did. so, where is this precisely? this is the high level bridge, which was opened in 1850, and it's one of the oldest bridges across newcastle-gateshead across the river. and, interestingly it actually was closed for several years recently for refurbishment, and it was reopened again fantastically. it's just over behind the tyne bridge. it's not the tyne bridge it's the bridge behind. we can see it. yes, we can. there's a railway ru

>> peeping tom. >> jimmy: ah, very nice. here we go. you start again. very nice. >> all right.y. >> jimmy: you'll see. i don't know what that means. >> sampson, do not disappoint me again. [ laughter ] >> okay, it's a phrase. the first word, you're not under but you're -- >> jimmy: other the hill? over the top? >> the opposite of under -- >> jimmy: over. [ laughter ] above? >> think of another -- >> jimmy: the opposite of under? what? oh, above? front? >> you really got this. the third word is something you eat and it's bread and -- it's a pastry. >> jimmy: it's a pastry? bear claw? you really got the bear claw? you're really eating the bear claw? >> you can get it with your meal. >> jimmy: what? >> you can get it with your meal. >> jimmy: you get it with your meal? it's cornbread. >> no. eating up the cornbread? >> top of the cornbread. >> jimmy: top of the muffin! butter my muffin? [ sad tuba ] >> think of the phrase -- like if you really got it. >> if you really got it? you are the cat's meow. [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] >> what is the opposite of under? >> on. [ sad tuba ] >> j

so a very nice january weekend. you have to remember we're in january.unday and lots of sunshine. and then the coldest air in two years rolls in here next week. it looks like it's going to be tuesday and wednesday. plenty cold for the inauguration, but even colder as we get into tuesday and wednesday. in fact, speaking of the inauguration, temperatures in the 30s. breezy and cold. some snow flurries possible late. winds out of the northwest at 10-15. so essentially prepare for the 20s if you factor in the winds. that's going to be the wind chill pretty much during the peek heating of the day. so -- peak heating of the day. so overnight, 38-44. winds southwesterly at 10-15. actually it's supposed to be 22-34. winds southwest 10-15. by morning, 20s and 30s. plenty of sunshine but breezy and cold. grab your sunglasses. winds still southwest 10-20. again, that's a milder wind, but it also adds a little chill to the air. by afternoon, becoming partly cloudy. upper 40s. perfectly respectable for now late january. winds southwesterly at 10 to 20 and gusty. ther

that's a very nice picture, patriotic, too. this was sent to us by ken meyer, lexington park, maryland. we appreciate that. now let's talk about looking outside live, clear as a bell. this is our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures are falling pretty quick now, 34 downtown, dew point in the teens, pretty dry air mass. wait till next week. we'll see dew points below 0. so again this is a good time to think about adding moisture back to your home so you can breathe at night on tuesday and wednesday. winds out of the southeast at 6, turning to become southwest later tonight. temps, 30 in alexandria, 34 downtown, but 29 in bethesda and reston 28, 31 fairfax and springfield. so most of the burbs even inside the beltway are below freezing this hour and they'll continue to fall. it will be a cold night everywhere. breezy and colder tonight. dress for the teens, a nice weekend ahead and that's in the context of it being january, okay? we're not talking 60s but very nice and a deep freeze next week. we're talking a deep freez

that's a very nice thing. what's the story of that one? a friend of mine she actually bought it at a car boot, thought i might like it, and posted it off to me, and it got it and was so very disappointed 'cause i thought it was broken and not the typical mdina piece. so it's taken a bit of a backstage at home.

very nice.an't believe we got an exclusive interview. an exclusive interview there. hey, here's some political news here. yesterday joe biden defended the white house's gun control initiative by saying that he actually has two guns himself. and biden was like, and i never leave home without them. [ laughter ] joe, that doesn't make it, why? >> steve: why would he do that? >> jimmy: this week was the season premiere of "american idol." you guys watching "american idol?" [ cheers ] good. and what they are doing this year. they are having people that they are able to nominate their talented friends who don't want to audition, yeah. making someone try out for something they don't really want, or as republicans call that, the romney plan, and it's just -- [ laughter ] hey, listen to this, you guys. the original batmobile from the 1960s "batman" series is expected to sell for $5 million at an auction this weekend. so if you've got $5 million and you want to look like batman, why not just become batman

it was very nice.ed carpet and i was talking to all these people with unicef doing these great things for children. and i remember the little boxes for unicef, you know, halloween and people would have them and then reporters were looking at me weird. and i was giving an award to smokey robinson, so i get backstage, i go back stage and i'm the only white guy there. [ light laughter ] i go, what's going on? this is kind of odd. i'm the only white person in the building. and i go, so odd. and i called my publicist, and i look at the sign. it wasn't unicef, it's uncf, united negro college fund. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i was at an event for uncf, not unicef. anyway, february 8th in vegas. we'll be checking that out. michael bolton. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a great show tonight. this guy is a great actor. love him when he stops by. jude law is back on the show! [ cheers and applause ] always fun. >> steve: he's best. >> jimmy: bringing the fun. one of the greatest boxers of all time. iron mike ty

that's very nice. it sums up belleek it sums up northern ireland, and i love it very much.lfast and what do i find? a lot of american objects. mm-hmm. now, how did you come to have them? well, i inherited it when my mother died, and it was all my stepfather's material. these were toys he played with as a child. so, in the 1920s? yeah, 1920s, and these were made-- some by his mother and some by his grandmother, which would take us back into the 19th century, but i don't know which. all i know is, that's probably-- or i was always told that was the oldest, but that was all i know. yes, these are very typical of-- well, all over america but particularly from the south. i mean, the last time i saw quilts like this it was in savannah georgia. well, this is from south of atlanta in georgia. yeah, i mean, so these-- these women got together it was a very social thing they got together with lots of people in the community and made lots of-- made quilts. phenomenal hand work in these quilts, i mean, an amazing amount of work. they just look machine-made, but they're obviously not. a

that traffic is moving along very nicely. it's 4:55.'s go to steve. >>> our little low pretty big low for southern california. still syping in bands from south to north. actually from southwest up to northeast. light rain. a lot of cloud cover and fog. almost most locations do have patchy fog. very mild temps. upper 40s. even mid 50s. 54 mountain view and half-moon bay. you can see the showers hit and miss. little guys. but they are still around. mainly from san francisco oakland south. this is probably on the northern fringe of that low that is really painting southern cal with pretty good rain. system to the north will bump some of this out of here. light rain south. highs mainly low 60s. i mean top to bottom. doesn't matter. everyone will be within a couple degrees of each other. too much cloud cover. extended outlook has a colder system on sunday and cool and breezy monday and tuesday. >>> oracle ceo larry will keep investors from moving the san francisco kings to seattle. ellison is expected to meet soon with sacramento mayor kevin

oh, very nice. thank you, son. yes. ( both laugh ) ♪ lars, we're asking every expert if, god forbid the house should suddenly go up in flames, and they have to dash out in only their jimmy jammies with a couple of items the most precious things what would they be? so what have you brought along? well, i brought two things along and this one is particularly poignant because this came out of a field in denmark. my great-grandfather was a horse vet and farm owner and he lived in the part of denmark-- actually the same part of denmark as hans christian andersen and plowed up in the fields every day almost were testimonies to the old stone age like this. so my grandfather saw these from an early age, back in the early 1900s, and by the time i got to know my grandfather i saw these, too. he had half a dozen of them. and what is it? it's a neolithic axe. it's a polished axe head. so you cut out a piece of stone, and then you polish it. it takes hours and hours and hours to do, and the danes were particularly good at makin

. >>> very nice. time now 4:39. coming up, a super bowl surprise. we'll let you know the company waiting until sunday to spring it on us. we'll have a preview for you coming up. >>> what's being done about a state requirement that could be costing some bay area families some much needed cash. >>> yes, the gnomes are no more on utility poles out there. they are about to get a brand new home. >>> welcome back, everyone. look at that. oakland port all lit up. 4:43 this morning. looking for some warm temperatures. rob is in for christina this morning. he has a look at that coming up in just a bit. 4:43 right now. budweiser says super bowl fans are in for a surprise. the company's clydesdales are a staple when this comes to super bowl commercials. it was just seven days old when the commercial was filmed. the company will ask america to help name the newborn. >>> sunnyvale's yahoo! helping to push futures higher this morning. for that and details before the opening bell, let's turn things over to jackie deangelis at cnbc world headquarters. >> yahoo! may

sam ford, abc 7 news. >> very nice. president obama has selected the bible that he will use to take the oath of office. it they are personal and significant to him. he will use the bible that michelle obama's father gave his mother in 1958. for the inauguration ceremony the president will use two bibes, one is the lincoln bible that he took the oath with in 2009 and abraham lincoln used for his inauguration. he also plans to use martin luther king's personal traveling bible. >> the final chapter in afghanistan. the secretary of defense makes a bold prediction. >> we had a mild january night in washington. doug hill is back with how long this will last. >> rg3 is pressing to start his rehab and recovery. the window zards are ready for wall to return while the ravepbtses are going to count on ray ray in the mile-high city. >> at least 150 people are dead after a series of bombings in pakistan. eight people died in the initial attack at an explosion at a bill lard hall in pakistan. >> the united states is in the final chap

that is looking very nice.r problems driving up to highway 17 and beyond that into cupertino. >>> rushing waters are causing dangerous conditions in australia. five days of heavy rain have left several parts of the country under water. it's all thanks to the remains of the once tropical cyclone oswald. the storm was downgraded but once again gaining strength. roads have shut down and authorities are preparing for the worse. >>> we are bring ewe firsthand look at your tax dollars at work. ktvu cameras got a peek inside the tunnels. we found crews with headlamps operating heavy machinery and installing lighting. federal stimulus funds are paying for two-thirds of the project. contra costa county taxpayers are funding for the rest. >> when the fourth ward is done cal tran will be dedicating two bores perm lently -- permanently to eastbound traffic and two to westbound traffic. >> they will begin laying the roadbed next month. the bore is set to open later this year. >>> retired contra costa county fire captain is

you have a very nice thing. guest: thank you.one of the original 13 colonies, maryland boasts centuries of military history and heroes. the national guard museum of military history preserves artifacts from the revolutionary war to today's global conflicts, right in the heart of downtown baltimore. ltc charles kohler, pa officer: well, we're at the historic 5th regiment armory in baltimore it's the headquarters for the maryland national guard, but it also houses our historical museum. this is a complete his tory of the maryland national guard and the maryland military, and it goes through every conflict that maryland has been involved in and where the national guard has been involved. john, i want to welcome you to our museum. john: thank you, charlie and it's great to be here. fascinating place. tell me what gallery we're in right now. charlie: well, this is really the beginning of the maryland militia. the 5th regiment goes back to 1774, before we actually had a country. john: now, this particular room covers the revolutionary

a very nice church and monastery. that is the reason they have. >> in summer, the island welcome's tens of thousands of visitors. the monks hold church services and meditations for the guests, doing good for the people in their own small way. >> studying and reading are incredibly important. we live apart from the world, but we are still a part of it. we are in contact with people. that is why it is so important for us to know what is going on in theology and the world outside. >> friar diego uses the winter months to prepare his seminars. for him, studying is not a burden. it is an existential meade. the winter days are short, and the sun sinks early below the horizon. the small world of the island tucked away from the big world outside. this is the simple life, the life of the franciscans. >> germany and france are celebrating an important anniversary -- 50 years ago on the 22nd of january, 1963, the two neighbors sealed their friendship with the so-called elysee treaty. they ended centuries of mistrust and periodic

cover of "sports illustrated," very nice thing. says a very nice thing about our team. put it in the frame, up on the wall, says something nice about you. doesn't change what our job is. >> last year, you know, we were happy to be in the playoffs. and now we know we are supposed to be. there. >> not good enough just to make the playoffs. not good enough just to make it to the nfc championship, we want to win it all. that's what we will be remembered by the most, going to the super bowl and winning. it starts this sunday. winning this game, to have the opportunity to go there. really just winning. winning it all. >> reporter: and the 49ers are favored in this game over atlanta. this will be the eighth conference title game in nfl history to be played indoors. currently the home team is 6-1 in those games. the 49ers hoping to become the second road team to win a conference title indoors. >> that's great information, mindy. keep your fingers crossed. we'll be talking to you tomorrow. 49ers and falcons scheduled to kick off at noon sunday. as soon as the game is over, switc

. >> jc, really a very nice -- very nice today. the clouds are taking their time to move in so temperatures are creeping up into the 350s. enjoy the weather -- into the 50s. enjoy the weather while we've got it. there are signs that winter is not dead yet. 50 in ashburn. 52 in bowie. back with a spring like forecast when we return. >>> the oscar race is o. the academy award nominations were announced today. bigad shaban has the oscar buzz all the way from hollywood. >> reporter: the sweeping drama "lincoln" leads the pack with 12 oscar nominations. >> shall we stop this bleeding? >> reporter: daniel day-lewis playing the 16th. was nominated for best actor. sally field and tommy lee jones also got nods as did the director stephen spielberg. the sea adventure came in second with 11 nominations. the lost souls romance also scored big. it's up for best picture while it stars bradley cooper and jennifer lawrence, both named in the best acting category. "les miserables" is also in the best picture hunt. hugh jackman and anne hat away are

looking very nice coming top top -- coming up to the 80 split. if you are driving on the peninsula 101 and 280 look good. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. clear skies. a little bit of haze starting to form. i think patchy fog is coming around. we had such a dry air mass over us. especially on sunday. sunday was the coldest day by a mile. a little bit more moisture coming into the picture. i k pretty soon we will see fog popping up here. a cold morning no doubt about it. i heard from brent 29 degrees there. yet 41 from brandon and pacifica. a little bit different pattern. slightly warmer coast and bay. it's a very slow warmup though. we'll continue it into thursday and friday and peak out as we go into the weekend. clear skies not a problem there. reporting station says clear and the wind has really tailed off. there is a slight component of an offshore breeze. that is land to sea breeze. yet take some of that cold air and move it toward the valley and warm it up a little bit. that is why afternoon highs are coming up for some. but 20s

but everyone has been very nice. no one has been mean and that's a nice thing. >> patriot nation is arrogant. you've got that right. >> i will send it back to you guys. go ravens. >> thank you. >> there is purple everywhere. stella -- she brought smiles to the newsroom with her purplhad been dead jersey. and at this photo -- sen your fan photos to ulocal. >> our reverence coverage continues up to game time on sunday. you can join us for one that winning drive, recapping the of really incredible win and looking ahead to new england. on saturday night, we will air the ravens report championship addition. that is this saturday, 7:00, right here. >> having lived there myself, i will take the raven's fans over new england fans. >> the president is hitting the road trying to sell his plan for national gun-control legislation. >> why that nra says universal background checks cannot be part of the solution. >> at reagan's camp, the defensive coordinator has a unique background that could help him figure out how to stop tom b

you can see it is doing very nicely.e sunol grade southbound 680 traffic continues to look good heading down past mission boulevard. all the way to the bottom of the hill. we're off to a decent start on this monday morning. let's two to steve. >>> thank you. we do have partly cloudy skies. a little weak system dropping down. not going to do too much expect it will pick up the breeze and drop in a cooler air mass. only 50s today. there are signs of a warmer pattern. i'll have more coming up in ten minutes. >>> time now 5:25. a show of support for injured giants fan bryan stow. the money raised during this benefit concert and we have an update on byeon stow's condition. >>> plus ktvu is live in the big easy right now. the 49ers are getting ready for super bowl xlvii. this is the river walk area in new orleans. ?v >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news monday, january 28th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. time is just about 5:30. welcome back to you. >> good to be back. >> steve is h

you can see that he is getting off to a very, very nice start. >> here is a man that knows this coursepat perez played a lot of golf here as a young man including the junior worlds with tiger. lovely shot here at the eighth. good chance for a two there for pat perez. he is at 8-under. well, that has turned out to be a glorious afternoon. a little chilly. sure the guys up high in the canopy are very cold. jim: again, our coverage will be continuing at the top of the hour on golf channel. but for those of our the west coast you will still get the feed on cbs. stay right where you are. we are go to stay with it all the way until darkness, until play is called tonight. well, back to the third hole. billy horschel. he has a long one here for birdie. about two-thirds of the way down tiger might want to step in and take a peek at it. it will be tracking right on his line. >> billy had a rough day. he hasn't made a lot of anything on the greens. but he kept his chin up and made a nice run at the last. just that length, you know. when the shadows start to get longer, nick. you know the footprin

very nice. >> hurt you?going to do a strike. >> you want to go -- two-handed? all right. it's sort of like swinging a golf club. swinging a golf club. >> to the leg? >> just like that. >> you really are good at this. >> i told you, she's very dangerous. >> do they have women do this? >> yes. >> women gladiators? >> yes. >> you fit in. >> okay. well, thank you for that. wow! >> your turn, tamron. >> this is sort of a mid slice. >> a mid slice? >> mid slice. >> lie, why don't ywillie, why >> okay. >> you have this. >> i don't have this, but i'll try it. >> come on, tamron. wield that sword. >> it's not slow motion. "spartacus" airs friday night at 9:00 on the starz

very nice swing, very strong and fit. off a good season on the web.com tour last year. yeah, tiger will be really upset at himself for bogeying 14 and hitting that drive here. nick: his stats were good the hole week. i think he got as high as 80% in one round. but then today he's gone left on one, left on two. right on four, right on six. seven down the fairway. nine way right. 10, perfect. 12 good. 13 good. 14 didn't really hook enough and then 15 left going left. so not pretty with the big stick. though this one has really been working. ian: that was a bad misread. you don't see tiger misread by a cup very often. nick: so there's still stuff to work on. the wedge play has been brilliant. the distance control all through the week -- it's been rainy and foggy and all sorts. the distance control has been a serious improvement but i think this will really iraq him. he's got to -- irk him. he's got to sort this driver out under certain visual demands. peter: nick watney, very quick putt. nick: wow, was that 16, 17 on the stiff coming down that -- sti, m coming down that hi

very nice, very nice and very cool. and andrew says you can turn just about anything into a lamp. a lamp kit from any home improvement store. and this tin, is a tin of cookies, that came from an asian grocery store near my home. i drilled two holes in it already. one is at the bottom, for the cord to go out in, and then the top is where the lamp lights will come in. so we'll start by taking the cord with the lamp kit, essentially running it through the hole in the bottom. once we've done that the next step is run through the base of the lamp, go to it like this, form a base of the lamp where all pieces will go on top like that. now, glue the metal piece in place and attach the wires to the screw. don't worry all lamp kits come with detailed instructions. just like that. then put the lamp shade on and, alright! there you have it. very cool, coffee can, wine bottle, whatever you want. to see even more upcycle items, go to our website livewellnetwork.com and click on deals. still to come, if the legs are actually screwed on legs sometimes they may wobble and get loose. shaking experi

this morning to the concert because she was a pupil of the checker school conservator and she got a very nice silver midday air i held in a garret to a close here that i could search system on her heart was we are in a very nice day going to put it in a museum something that i have a little museum of conservatives are better ok and she was you or your grandmother she was the first one to sing lead scattered here and there in over a million a year. or so show so she was in a friend of ours and our and she were in she wrote her memories about that in french paris with us how she was truth to play to china and how she came in the balance we store again yet. to. to improve musical education really that is when she met she met her pull in the elbow and she was very very interesting. and the relations between different russian immigrants in in france how can you correct tris then you said the first wave the second wave and the new members the new russians are do they. go along fine together i mean what they have difficult relations they share that oh i don't know there are difficult relations maybe

one tends to be attracted to pieces of this nature. - man: it's very nice. - sandon: they're very prettyice and simple and easy. and i enjoyed it very much. can one ask how much you paid for it at the sale? - £30. - £30. sandon: i suppose i'm kind to people. i can winkle out of them little facts that they may not want to give certainly about how much they paid for it, which is-- they sometimes don't like to do. but it's nice to know how much they paid and then you can judge whether they're going to be shocked or surprised at what you tell them the value is. but it's always rather nice. well, if it had been a perfect mug, it would have been in the region of i suppose now £100 to £150. but it is cracked under the base which does lessen the value of any piece of porcelain. but congratulations on getting it. i hope it starts you off on a collection of porcelain - instead of clocks. - i hope so too. sandon: it was a nice, comfortable, happy nice little program that no one envisaged would go on forever, almost like "the archers." i mean it's quite incredible. here it is, still-- after all thes

. >> and he was very nice, a very nice feeling, it gives you confidence that they are on top of things. making sure everything is going to be okay. >> please don't act out after this thing, have a great time, if somebody is going to give us the video and you don't want to be apologizing after the fact and looking at a life changing experience because you did manage stupid celebrating a great win. >> there were 12 arrests after the nfc championship this year, police chief said that the plan was so successful that the department sent home officers early and saved 1/3 of the ot that would have been spent. he said that there will be double the number of officers in the street in san francisco compared to when the giants won the world series. as to what others are doing, the buses are prepared to be rerouted and will tweet updates. a big problem you may remember, trash bins, dozens of them were lit on fire, this year, pick up times have been rea ranged so there's less fuel out there and we spoke with other people, including two women that said they are nervous about the super bowl sunday. w

it's only thursday, but that's my pick for comment of the week, very nice, although there's one moreto change my mind. drop us a line. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. that is our report. i'll be right back here at 11:00 along with anita and top. also tonight russ ptacek is back with your first food alert of the new year. don't forget log on any time to www.wusa9.com. have a great evening. we'll see you a bit later. bye bye. turkey sausage. turkey what? amazing. dunkin's new turkey sausage breakfast sandwich. surprisingly great sausage taste with under 400 calories. try one today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> "dancing with the stars" julianne hough admits to being a victim of physical abuse. >> i think a lot of people got to know me through "dancing with the stars and don't really know about my past. >> who took advantage of julianne when she was a 10-year-old child. and the break down on the set of her new movie. >> a candid confession she kept secret until tonight. >>> pregnant kim's police escort from the gym. new video today and will she pose nude. >> plus, what e.t. knows about

that will feel very nice.ere is lindsay murphy with more on our big news including those amazing redskins. >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with lindsay murphy. >> can we get 50 for sunday instead? can we switch that around? the redskins had quite laic of players who only watched -- a list of players who only watched practice today including kirk cousins home with the flu. london as we've seen the past couple weeks will play. lichtensteiger is hopeful to play sunday. today at redskins park robert griffin, iii was asked about his recovering right knee. he said it feels better every day and he hasn't had any setbacks following games. griffin admits the brace may be americaning him more than the injury. -- hindering him more than the brace. cedric griffin is done serving a four game suspension for testing positive for adderall which is banned by the nfl. shanahan indicated he may not be in game shape yet, but griffin hopes to make an impact sunday. >> i've been here in spirit. i've been praying a whole

>> it's almost a pleasure to be here. [ laughter ] it's very nice. very -- very, very nice. washed, clean people. >> jimmy: they hose them down before they come in. >> lovely. and the unfriend thing almost worked. >> jimmy: almost worked. this close. you're saying longer, should be longer? well, thank you. i have to say -- it is -- it's okay. >> it's a good premise, you know. when you said -- we didn't say fred, we said friend. now -- i don't -- i wrote the show of shows for ten years. [ applause ] and -- and i happen to be free now, so -- [ laughter ] so -- >> jimmy: now you tell me. where were you this afternoon. >> get a premise like that, we'll talk -- >> jimmy: i'll run it by you. >> i can help. >> jimmy: you have to understand though, he's confused because it's friend and he thought it was fred. >> they got it. >> jimmy: oh, okay. make sure we -- >> let me -- i -- there's a little hole in the door where you can see the audience and the middle of it, there was a lot of them, there's a whole row over there that was -- [ snoring sound ] but it's okay. you've got to try. y

very nice commute down there so far. not very many people out there. it's almost 5:00.are keeping an eye no one can do it better than sal keeping an eye on the whole bay area. we are covering you and looking for my problems. mark tamayo is in for steve this morning. steve has been fighting that bug. but we are glad to have you here. >> thank you so much. i'm glad i could help out and steve can rest that voice. he gets a full night of sleep. that is always welcome. >>> temperatures yesterday were on the low side. 50s and 60s. temperatures do warm up a little bit. that will be the overall trend. a little built of a bump up in the numbers. these are all minor changes. live storm track it's way up to the north with a few high clouds drift into northern and central california. we are off to a cold start. you want to bundle up to fairfield. 38 degrees at last check. san francisco missing here. mainly in the lower 40s. san jose at 40. for today this morning mostly clear and cool. maybe patch or two of fog. well inland. and for the afternoon hours lots of sunshine. there is the

boy, looks very nice as we get into wednesday. starting out this morning we have a couple clouds early on. those will pass by sliding on off. and this afternoon clearing skies. high pressure builds in. temperatures today will be not to be, 57 san jose, 55 breezy in pacifica, east bay 50s and pleasanton. inside the bay 60 in oakland, 58 san francisco, 59 santa rosa. next couple of days we are going to warm those temperatures up. some places near 70 as we get in toward wednesday and thursday. looking very nice and the clouds roll back in and we cool back down over the weekend. all right. let's check the roads now with liza battalones. >> good morning, everyone. roadways so far looking just great. we don't have any major accidents for bay area freeways as we go outside i'll show you a picture now of the 880/237 interchange. our cameras are picking up light traffic. no major problems so far for that busy freedom-milpitas corridor both 880 and 237 at the limit. earlier roadwork picked up in santa clara county. you can see our censors a

very nice. thanks, jeff. >> yeah, sure. >>> the long wait is over, they are dropping the puck at the shark tank in about two hours for the first time this season. a live preview, coming up. very nice. >>> teal ac black attack is back. homeowner for the sharks two hours from now. >> hp pavilion, the 2-0 sharks are off to a nice start, brodie. >> ladies, i don't know if you can see this but they are actually running the fog machine past me here right now, i'm assuming they are testing it you never know. they might be messing with me. certainly tonight, extra special, the 19th home opener in the history of the hp pavilion, sharks 2-0. everybody excited about that. but more importantly, remember the nhl lockout that lasted 113 days, the fans that will come here to the tank in san jose tonight, extra excited, extra special. they didn't know if they would see an nhl season this year. i was told that even though they have been through this night 14 times, comes out of the dressing rooms and skates onto

that, for me, is the challenge of cloud. >> very nice. that leaves just into gina because she grapples with these problems every day. >> let me start by saying i feel far more at ease now in this prestigious venue after hearing "help" and "stocks -- "hell and "sucks." i can speak far more clearly to you now. in very humble being with these folks because these folks are architects. architects of technology and architect of cloud computing technology in and of itself, so i am humbled to be here with these gentlemen. i can speak from a -- i am release a purveyor of the technology that they implemented. i can speak from my role with the city and county of san francisco and how we are leveraging cloud and the benefits we are deriving from the cloud and why we made the choices therein. certainly, as tim alluded to, the choice to go to the cloud was primarily cost-driven, economically driven, no question. but also, we began to see that the city business, the city government was changing and the role of the city government was changing. the const

cover of sports illustrated, you know, very nice thing. it says a very nice thing about our team. put it in a frame, put it on the wall, say something nice about you, but doesn't change anything about what our job is. >> i don't have time to stop and think right now. too much work to be done. ♪ >> if the 49ers win on sunday, the team will advance to the super bowl for the sixth time in franchise history and the first time since 1994. >>> the buses pulled out of the niners practice facility just before 3:00, heading to nearby san jose airport. the one key player almost got left behind. leading wide receiver michael crabtree arrived late. the convoy had to stop to let him on. after he finally got on the bus, the convoy then continued on to the airport. >> taking the bus! good thing he's a good runner. >>> sunday's big game in atlanta, with more on how the city is preparing for a big win. >> >> reporter: alan, it's been a while since the 49ers made it to the super bowl. still have a big hurdle, the championship game. that comes up sunday, but you can really kind of feel it out here.

i was just there yesterday, and looking at the very nice bust of apg&e, which is inside. no. outer color of the building is car nilian. >> culture of wisconsin. >> commissioner antonini: comes out of wisconsin but car nilian is a reference to the color and a lot of california car nilian bay. >> yeah, there you are go. that's nice. that's really nice. >> commissioner antonini: so reference to that. so i understand what you're doing. you're using the material to -- >> i want to celebrate the invisible, which we don't see. >> commissioner antonini: well thank you. very interesting. >> thank youz%( :í. >> vice president wu: commissioner borden. >> commissioner borden: i just love the extensive nature, the treatment of the building as well as the space. i)zjpuiñ think that while therea place for statues and singular art installations the way the art has been so interwoven throughout the entire project, providing so many elements to the actual, to the intangible i think is incredible, and i wish -- i would like to hold this up as an example of what i would like to see more of beca

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and, so, we know that affordable housing can actually be very nice buildings, very nice communities that actually contribute to the neighborhood and not been a detriment. briefly, i just want to speak to the community benefits agreement as well and, again, not repeat, but support my colleagues' statements around the community benefits being related to mitigating the impacts. in the original agreement that's been circulated, you may note that there are no organizations that work on land use, that have worked on antidisplacement or affordable housing that are included there. and, so, we feel that, you know, not necessarily which organization should be included, but just that whatever community benefits are approved, that they should be directly related to the impacts of the project. so, an example that has been brought up is a commercial stabilization fund, but i think just a broader stabilization fund that might prevent displacement of residents as well. and lastly, i guess i'll just say given the impact of -- that this development and many recent developments have had in our community in

cover of "sports illustrated," you know, very nice thing. says a very nice thing about our team.ou put it in the frame, put it up on the wall, says something nice about you. but doesn't change anything about, you know, what our job is. >> last year, you know, we was happy to be in the playoffs. and now, you know, we know that we're supposed to be there. >> it's not good enough just to make the playoffs. it's not good enough just to make it to the nfc championship. we want to win it all. that's what we'll be remembered by the most. you know, being able to go to the super bowl and win it. but it starts this sunday, you know, winning this game to have the opportunity to go there. so really just -- just winning. winning it all. >> reporter: and patrick willis is one of nine pro bowl players for the 49ers who hope to help their team achieve that goal this season. and along with them, they have a quarterback who's very dynamic but has only seven regular season starts. in nfl history, there have been only three quarterbacks with fewer starts during the regular season than colin capernic