>>vicki: a rare and icy tree. >>vicki: the oakland raiders needed a win today. despite a late push, they cannot get it done. the chargers won 30-26. the 49ers are already in the playoffs and today and they played to keep their second see if. the defeated the rams and will play on saturday, january 14th against either the falcons or the giants. san >>vicki: coming up, what makes this year of newborns one in a million. >>vicki: some twin girls in a florida have an unusual distinction. one was last baby of 2011 and one was the first baby of 2012. here there are would their babies. >> i figured it would will be borne in to douse 11 or 2012. but we ended up with one in 2011 and one in 2000 of. in >>vicki: the twins have the different birthday is that there were born in different years. >>vicki: good night everyone and happy new year.

>>vicki: making more room for art in this city. coming up, the bigger, better, brand new redesign moma. gave >> i have been talking to most people were unaware that they did have a reaction. first, here is what is going on, google has launched an online flight fare finder service. global compares airlines to find the cheapest tickets. if you click on the sticker prices york taken directly to the airlines' web sites. the service was great and i thought it was easy to use. now that global has an online travel service there in direct competition with expedient, hot wire, travelogue city, or bits and price line. those web sites claim that when you a basic search on the google, google clouds its flight fear service hire within the results did the other online travel websites. these online travel sites depend on some traffic coming from generic troubles searches through the google's are sites. there are upset and feel it is unfair that they have been pushed down and a list of results. south says this could turn into a department justice

is >>vicki: i was not. >>gary: are you disappointed to the point where you cannot see would agree year it was? >>vicki: i can see that, but we almost tasted greed is again. he sold those old clips, i will not say that i'm old enough to remember that >>gary: let me tell you the difference. he started to expect them to win. >>vicki: they have such great players. >>gary: for this team, to get as far as they did is enough for me. new-line manning will go into the hall of fame one day. alex smith had a nice year. going into overtime, >>vicki: honestly, it would have been a miracle. the problem is, our hopes were built up. >>gary: there were great to go as far as they did. >>gary: we will have vern glenn some of the block from the park later. >>vicki: we will be right back. >>gary: charles clifford is coming up live. >>vicki: as i said earlier, it could have gone either way. >>vicki: j.r stone is standing by live at candlestick park. >>j.r.: a very tough night for so many 49ers stands. i was a are the law before

>>vicki: good night everyone. call court

>>vicki: believe it or not not everybody watched. what they decided to do instead. >> i hate football to sit on a bench or couch that is the last thing i want to. >> and not want to spend time watching television or in the public, drinking i would prefer to enjoy this beautiful weather. >> i thought about going to a public all of my friends my room is going there everybody is in the marina. but if my roommate -- is going but it is just too pretty to be inside with a bunch of drunk people. >> it is way too nice to dis spending inside of a day and tv. parking was relatively easy. i guess you could say it had something to do with it. our developing story of oakland with dozens of protesters have eight anti-police have an anti-police. >>da: downtown oakland say that 75-100 of the protesters are marching in the downtown area. we do not know exactly where they are right now. police headquarters. this is on seventh street between washington and broadway. a lot of police officers in riot gear were protecting this area. you can see police car

>>vicki: chinatown was packed! of shoppers for the chinese new year local merchants have extra breathing room along stockton. parking lanes are closed off on both sides. city officials say the extra space and pedestrians moved through crowded sidestreets and sidewalks easier for display. >>brian: to to see that beautiful day? with the temperatures in the low mid 60s just about everywhere. some places in the upper 60s but that is going to and, today. it is going to start to feel like winter. for tonight, look at partly cloudy skies with increasing gloves, tonight. tomorrow, look for mostly cloudy with windy 20 m.p.h.-30 m.p.h. and even about 10 degrees cooler than today. future cast looking at 6:00 a.m., north bay, the east bay, the south bay, in the 30's and 40's. it is really not for to warm up much for the afternoon. even though there will be sunshine look at these temperatures 40's and even just a piece. it is still going to be cooler monday, tuesday, with just 50s. -- and temperatures even in the 20s in and len

>>vicki: 400 people were arrested last night. we spoke with police and protesters sheet shows us what happened and what they're doing as they are getting released from is it chi. >> after a day of protesters and police had a very long day. failing to disperse, most of these were cited, processed and released on the scene. however, 100 replaced in the glen dyer jain and the femailes were sent to santa rita some however had to wait to action speak to a judge. some tell their stories it took almost 20 hours. they are on their way back to join fellow protesters. >> i'm waiting for my people and i am going to go right back and help by community. and escalate the problems in downtown oakland to this marginal some of occupy oakland. >> occupy is a lifestyle. we are not going to stop until the federal intervenes and change happens. >>vicki: the oakland ymca is where dozens have broken in it during this video there were gathered by police. however, they left behind graffiti and the trash. a team coverage continues with more. on the cont f

>>vicki: we are going to leave that alone. you watched this live just a couple of hours ago but times square erupted with confetti, and even famous couples. just because anything is possible in new york. >> it was a lot of fun up there and great weather run the bay area. clearer skies and mild readings with 53 degrees. it was a bit cooler to the north. and 30's in other areas look for clear skies to continue. the skies will clear with 50 degrees in the light wind. readings in the north bay with lowest bid 30's close to freezing. closer to mid freezing temperatures in the east valley and 40's in the bay. tomorrow looks great. details coming up. >>vicki: at 11:00 p.m. at a child is killed while his family was in the east bay. a five year-old was at a taco stand to hit by a bullet in the abdomen and died. the land is in mourning da lin. has more. >>reporter: detectives are working overtime. and in addition, a crime scene evidence collectors are also working overtime with the extra patrols in east oakland. this white cross with an

>>vicki: people in the bay area love their wine. in 2011, americans consumed more wine than anywhere else in the world. >>grant: billy joel sang about it, a bottle of wine-- a bottle of white, a bottle of red. how about 3.7 billion bottles of both, that is how much wine was consumed in 2011, the most of any country. it report puts the u.s. at the top of the list calculated by volume, topping the old world of wine drinking countries. >> one of the things that change in the last 25 years is the technology of making one. if you go into a market and purchase a wine for $8, you could be pretty well as short it is a well-made wine. >>grant: america is the leading market in retail sales followed by italy, france, germany and china is by far the fastest-growing market breaking into the top five for the first time. it is important to note that the u.s. is much larger than those other countries, so our consumption per person is not as high. the increase could be viewed as a sign that the economy is improving. why is seen as something of a lux

vicki liviakis visit the hot new spot. >>vicki: we are in san francisco's north beach. let's see what the buzz is about. >>vicki: if i want a table, are you the one that i need to see? >> a guess. >>vicki: you hit this out of the ballpark. >> we felt there was a big hole. but we have tried to do here is create an american bistro. we take classic american dishes and refresh them, making them again. tests >>vicki: the chicken standing up? >> yes. it is served on the skillet that we could get on. these chips are flashed bright. >>vicki: you guys are known for your burgers. >> bacon, a chatter and a horseradish aioli. >>vicki: incredible flavor. it is juicy. the horseradish makes it all. >>vicki: it is the place to me! >> it is really fun. we have had relationships start at our tables. >>vicki: appetizers are $7- $13. those brussels sprout chips are delicious. >>pam: still ahead, gary has the final comments from jim harbaugh and gary goes one- on-one with steve mary agee. >> this is our mascot. >>stanley: it has been close to 10 years since the 49ers made it to the playoffs

>>vicki: let me give that a little sampling? >> i am happy to share. >>vicki: small bites, 6- $12. an entree of your own, $20. >>pam: coming at gary radnich and his wife lisa respond to your e-mail is. tiger woods hopes to get 2012 often as better started as lesson. sports is coming up next. costa call , and >>gary: are you ready for its baseball? spring training is a month away. the giants are making it a little bit of news. the giants signed a new player to wear one year was $25 million deal. he hit 271 last year for the world champion cardinals. he will give the giants a little bit of a backup at shortstop serious it is funny, all of the news this week was about tim lincecum and his $40 million contract. this next guy, if you woke up one day and saw the deposit slips for tim lincecum, you think he was for. cc said that the is back in the bay area. the more he makes some of the more he gives back to the community. vern glenn reports. >>vern: it was a hero is all some for this yankee pitcher. the vallejo high school honor him by renaming their baseball field in his name. >>vern: w

in los gatos, vicki liviakis, kron4 news. >>marty: the search is on a 45 year-old who killed a boy in oakland. plenty of sunshine in the central tower. a full forecast straight ahead. we will be right back. >>marty: this here is a double live look outside. plenty of sunshine. breezy and overcast conditions. overall, a great way to start a brand new year with warmer temperatures in the forecast. dan rubin is here to sort everything out for us. >>dan: we have a very clear skies out there, a little bit of haze in the distance. we had a pretty chilly morning, definitely some patchy fog as since receded. for the most part, there is any. for tonight, the fog will come back, so will the chilly temperatures. that will be a pattern that will work he quite a bit drop the week. 66 expected for their raiders and chargers game. the one will be 7 mi. per hour of the northeast. 70 expected in the south bay. 72 expected four los gatos. 63 in half moon bay, 69 in redwood city. 66 expected for oakland. in the north bay, not much worse. 65 expe

we have oscar-winning filmmaker michael moore, suze orman, cornell west, majora carter, vicki escarra, and roger clay. we're glad you have joined us for night two of our conversation. remaking america is coming up right now. [applause] >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. answer, nationwide insurance is and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> the w. k. kellogg organization. byarn more at>an contributions to your pbs station from viewers likethank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> and let me come -- tavis: let me come back to you first, dr. west. gwenn vicki says we need leadership, we are sitting in washington right now and i know at least 535 people who think they are leaders. i know another guy at the end of pennsylvania who definitely thinks he is a leader. that is 536. th

vicki liviakis.is one of the biggest events of the year and according to consumer resourrep. >> it is a huge promotional opportunity. we expect to see some deals. not quite black friday but still some great deals. >>vicki: do not be blinded. some should answer questions before they get into the store. >> what size, where it is going that will give us some insight as to what htelevision i would direct you to and what they're looking for. do i want a 3 d? >>vicki: in addition to 3-d. to consumers want to stream music and movies from the web. >> if your not hooking it up from the high deatdefinition --r not going to get quite the same. >> if you're looking at a constant best picture, take advantage of that 30 day. return. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please

i am joined by vicki b. escarra, from "feeding america."nor to have you here. >> thank you, good to be here. tavis: september was the month when these census numbers came out. it puts the number at $50 million in poverty. this is hunger awareness month. >> the link between poverty and hunger is like other things linked to poverty. 50 million people in our country live in hunger. 16 million children. the link is there. we were stunned by the numbers and were a bit pleased because it looks like the food and security numbers hold their own. the work we are doing is helping to feed 50 million people. >> holding their own. how long can they hold on. what kind of increased demand have you been getting? >> in the last three years, hunger increased by 50% and it increased more than 50% with kids. out of that number, people who never visited a food bank come to our network at 30%. it is hard to wrap your head around 50 million people. but the stories about the people resonate with me and others in this work. as we go through america, we see these fa

and i immediately knew this probably came from vicky wegerle's killer. >> in september 1986, vicky wegerlefound tied up and strangled in her home. and a trophy had been taken, in this case, her driver's license. so police had naturally suspected btk. but there were differences, too, especially that the killer had never publicly boasted about it afterward, as was his pattern. now, all these years later, in addition to the copies of the photos and the driver's license, there was the envelope they came in. >> the return address said bill thomas killman, btk. and that's when we realized it may be the real deal. >> tell me about that moment. >> it was just total disbelief that he was still here. >> he agreed to give the police two days to nail it down, and then broke the story. the ghost was back. police could now say that more than 17 years earlier, vicki wegerle had, indeed, been btk's eighth known victim. >> so by resurfacing in 2004, and sending a letter with a photograph and driver's license of the victim, say, "i'm still here. you never caught me. and i've been here all along." >> his nee

>>vicki: he is >>pam: @ jan wahl is here to walk us through the top categories. >>jan: it is going to be a fun show. the bay area will be proud with money ball. billy crystal loves baseball. plus, we have bridesmaids. brad pitt and george clooney. >> there are nine nominees for best picture. a lot of people got snubbed. >>jan: the artist has a lot of soul behind it. hugo reminds us of why movies make us love the movies. >>pam: the thing that you go should win? >>jan: yes. even though people are crazy for the artist. >>pam: who are the nominees for best actor? brad pitt, george clooney, what about gary oldham? >>jan: his first nomination and he is loved in the actor's community. i could not believe how many people were not nominated. clooney is great in the descendants. he reminded me a lot of have rethought that syria's

clinton proposed to vicky. john r. arrested and taught for victors murder.tor was kidnapped by alison perkins. this is not quite the end four of the primary characters are moving to general hospital next month. they will have another life after death. >> of the last word for the weekend? >> it will be cold outside wind and cool with 35 or 40 degrees. martin luther king day on monday and by tuesday about 50. >> thank you. >> time to watch my recordingle, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century lookoking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easyok? pete's mom is videochattinme and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

>> vicki and keith have played the role of surrogate parents to brown for more than 15 years.a teenager he was friends with their own children. >> he just would call to talk to my boys, and the boys at the age they were were never home, and we developed a friendship, and i loved him. he just seemed kind of lost and lonely, you know, and then the crime happened. it was very heartbreaking. >> the crime occurred when brown was 16 years old. he's now serving two 50-year sentences for the murders of his mother and stepfather. >> aaron brown bewilders me. he sat in wait with a shotgun until his parents came home one night, and as his mom walked through the door, he blasted her with the shotgun, shot at his stepfather, missed, and ended up chasing his stepfather around the house shooting at him until he finally killed him. and i wanted to know why. >> weeks earlier before he grew out his hair and beard, we interviewed brown about the murders. >> i just remember when i woke up like the first thing i said that day was, today is the day. i had myself convinced and for whatever reason th

joined by a panel that includes michael moore, cornel west, barbara ehrenreich, majora carter, ceo vicki escarra and roger clay. we are glad you have joined us. our final night is coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. wk kellog foundation. learn more at wkkf.org. and by contributions our viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] >> one of the things we were talking about is that the data is abundantly clear. the younger you are, and the more likely you are to be in poverty. it is that simple. the younger you are, the more likely to be in poverty. we talked about the difficulty the students have to navigate. what do we say in this moment in america about and to a nation that allows that statistic to be the reality? >> what kind of people are we when we acknowledge that reality? that is not just a sad, it is pathological. i am anti-in justice in america. th

>>vicki: our dry spell is most definitely over. we are here at the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving on smoothly. we can show you video from the evening commute. this was near the richmond san rafael bridge. there were all wet roads in the slow-moving traffic. the rain came down for several hours pretty hard. people have been taking it easy and making their way very slowly as they committed to date. back out here live, it is not commute time, attracted is moving along quite nicely but people still have their windshield wipers on a because of the mist that you get flying off of highway as you're driving. commuters are getting a taste of what is in store for tomorrow as another storm is about to hit in the afternoon. >>catherine: alejandra cerball is in the east bay with more coverage. >>alejandra: it is raining out here. traffic is moving along quite nicely. there is a bit of a tough commute across the bay bridge. this is related to the rain. this is the first rain of the season. some people have been caught a little off- guard.

---vicky gutierrez, en el siguiente reportaje nos dice que hacen algunos para exigir una respuesta rapidadel gobierno... take pkg take pkg cu ariel rodriguez tiene el pronostico del tiempo....... roll open take pkg retomamos el segmento del tiempo empecemos viendo las temperaturas aca estamos en 65 en san jose un poco mas al sur watsonville en los 75 grados palto tambien mas calido en la tarde en los 70, san mateo se quedaba en 61, fremont 64, el area de concord en los 62, vallejo en el rango de los 60 mientras que en oakland se quedaba en el rango de los 50., aca en san francisco agradable en 60 grados al igual que san rafael, calistoga en los 61, santa rosa en 64, en el norte willits un poquito mas frio en 55, 57 en mendocino, aca de hecho en el extremo norte del estado tenemos la posibilidad de algunos aguaceros pero en el transcurso del dia de de manana y todo tiene que ver con los sistemsa frontales que vea que se han quedado estancados justo aca en el extremo norte, y es el patron que vamos a estar viendo en el transcurso de los proximos dias los sistemas frontales van a pasar al no

here's abc's vicki mabrey for our series, "on the town." >> reporter: it turns out, if you're on then with betty white, the only wildlife you'll be seeing is here, at the los angeles zoo. >> kelly has his back to us. but it looks like he has his front to us. >> reporter: she's worked with the l.a. zoo for four decades as a testee and fund-raiser and all-around booster. here, she knows not only the keepers, but most of the animals, too. >> reporter: where are they from? >> south america, mostly. >> reporter: who do they mate with? >> another taper. >> reporter: off the set, she has that betty white devilish twinkle. >> i'm thinking of breeding them. >> reporter: a twinkle americans have been in love with for a very long time. >> hi. >> reporter: what is it like when you're driving through here or you stop, and all these people want to take your picture. >> oh. they're all so nice. >> reporter: listen, they're young enough to be my grandchildren, almost. >> oh, well, i'm the oldest old broad on the face of the earth. and a lot of these people, the kids are grown up with me. and their p

vicki smith got on the glimpse of what she was looking for. >> i saw him little flash of it and then it showed me this screen. it gave me the feeling of what it would be like if it was this way all the time. >> these anthropology students were also caught up. >> that means i will have to do a lot more work tomorrow. >> wikipedia and thousands of other websites went to black in protest at the two bills known as sopa and the house and pipa in the senate. but those are supposed to protect content producers from having been distributed and stolen on wine but critics say the laws are too broad and do more harm than good. >> is like dropping the nuclear bomb on someone who was shoplifting. >> rob says they are afraid it will jeopardize free speech and the internet as we know it. several previous backers from the bill are already pulling away. >> pressure was on before this happened at this made it even more visible so the few supporters that were left are running screaming away from this moment so they don't get hit by the fallout. >> the bills have been losing some of their key sponsors,

dave yes- >>vicki: coming up, cool, unique and useful accessories for the ipad. from my god like i hit is a summary looked ugly on their wedding day celeste and is not in the issuance of the issues looks like a clown time keeping it at free busy and her husband looks all his books and white joey bad plastic surgery and read you so ideally tailored live as a result law of the third mark and all of an earlier eat that those that belong to read >>catherine: in a carjacking suspect is in custody and one officer was seriously injured. officers say that he stole an sdp after punching the '60s year-old honors in the face. reggie kumar tells us what happened next. >> the carjacking suspect was stopped here. you can see evidence on the pavement where all of this unfolded. they say gonzales' refused to get out of the suv. that is why one san jose police officer pulled out 80s or entities gonzales through an open driver's side window. police cars had to crash into the s c v to stop it. the police officers that were seriously hurt remain in the hospital. gonzales did not hav

vicky shows you how a few key strokes can save you some major heart ache. >> he was local. >> 6'1", blue eyes. >> and handsome. >> i am a sucker for romance. >> she thought she knew the man in the photographs. he was calling me hon, sweetheart. >> she met him through our time.com. a dating website for 50s on up. he sounded perfect. a single dad working in high-tech in the bay area. >> this person was giving me the fairytale on everything. >> after hours of instant messages, she wanted to meet mark. he agreed but first he wanted to send a gift. >> against my better judgment, i gave him my address. three roses and chocolates. >> days later a huge check arrived. mark told her it was a payment for her and asked her to save it for him. one look and she knew it was bogus. the word university was spelled incorrectly. >> reporter: the second red flag came soon after. mark mentioned that he was in malaysia, the victim of a vicious robbery. >> i was stabbed, i was robbed of my wallet, my credit card and my money. >> reporter: he said he needed money to get home. that's when jeanie cut off communic

mother for my mother's my grandmother's my great grandmother's well we're in the house same happened to vicki belle from tennessee firefighters stood by and idly watched her trailer home burn because she too hadn't paid the seventy five dollars fee no one said they were in fact this fact that they so they were all saying. in the us foreign policy varies from state to state from county to county in south fulton tennessee if you don't pay you're out of luck anybody that's not inside the city limits of self interest service that we offer you they said that although down behind numerous similar incidents lies a problem reject the local rules versus the responsibility of the government to help its citizens when they're in trouble or rather versus basic human compassion we're really poor in terms of humanity i mean when it's seventy five dollars that is the more important thing and i get in a situation like this it just shows you that we've become far too concerned about about every single dollar and you know and also that it just shows it's really kind of it's an all about me you know we just don'

>>reporter: happy new year, vicki. i am on the back end of the ferry's side. there are still a few people out and about. however, still people with festivities. at midnight, they will launch from pure 13 it is on the other side. from pierr 131 your watching kron 4 t midnight there are going to be some fantastic fireworks. otherwise, beautiful. i can see stars. it is a little bit cool but i think it is going to be a great night for fireworks. >> last year it was raining cats and dogs. we will check back and wait you i know that you are going to have a blast. in addition, catherine heenan is standing by. looking fetching. >> catherine: you are sweet look at it as this is classic and fun. we're at the san francisco symphony. talking about just opening the doors. people are going to be collecting their cocktails and filtering and this is going to be a lot of fun. gary radnick will be joining me and this is one of the pick symphony party for the year. 2500 people expected. after this, we will bring you coverage of the bay area real. worldwide, australia, london, ho

please welcome our friend vicki b. escarra. finally, the president of the inside center on community economic development and an editor of -- co-editor of "building help the community's." please welcome our friend from oakland, roger clay. [applause] we have here on c-span tonight to a half hours to talk about poverty. that might be the most time ever given to a conversation uninterrupted without commercials about poverty in this country, and i want to take advantage of every minute of it and jump right into the conversation. barber, i am honored you are here. i want to start with you because the numbers have been coming out so much of late. it lies in the last three or four months of 2011, it seemed that every other day, there was a new statistics coming out about how things really are. the most recent one, though, from the census bureau. our government finds that one in two americans is either in poverty or near poverty. i was no math major, but i think that means half the country. if you add three categories together, the pe