marathon runner plans to run from southern california to new york city. along the way he hopes to inspire kids to get active. he plans to run 50 miles a day for 75 straight days. and his supporters are invited to run along side him. >> go online, sign up for one of the 5ks. come join me. meet me along the way. i would love to see you out there. we'll have some fun. >> he starts his run this friday in riverside. and you can track him online from start to finish. we've posted a link to his website at ktvu.com under web links. >>> the red cross says blood collection is at its lowest level in a decade because of the severe weather across the country, but you can help. the american red cross kicked off a blood drive in san jose this morning. centers in oakland, pleasant hill and pleasanton are also making a special effort to welcome blood donors today. organizers say more blood is needed because bad weather prevented many donors from getting to blood centers. >>> a texas company is taking a new approach to retirement. river city condos is developing a new gian

if we allow southern california to keep this, who will play local bands? who will advertise their shows, and who will interview them? 90.3, is ultimately helps the whole city, because it brings recognition to our city. as a fact, that is what san francisco is known for. i would go so far to say that 90.3 was driving our local music scene. there were many culturally diverse programs, such as the senior and disability programs, note which get them up-to-date on their rights and benefits. there was invaluable legal insight, which covered all manners of technology and science and many more. we brought you program guides, and we had shows in many different languages, chinese, armenian, french, and many more. [bell] president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> i would like ross mirkarimi to get the yellow one and eric mar to get one. the yellow one is for ross, and whoever else -- jane kim. thank you for doing this. i want to say thank you to all of the supervisors for listening, president chiu. we will be your to the end. thank you. president chiu: thank you. ne

we've dried out, but look at southern california. a few lingering snow showers around the hills of l.a. the oscars going on. temperatures only in the 50s around l.a., 40s as things get under way later on this evening. look at the snow actually flying around las vegas earlier, around tucson, that heading off texas today. that may kick off severe weather later on this afternoon out towards the southern plains. now for us today, kind of an icy start to your morning. slow warming heading into the afternoon. just like we saw in southern california, our temperatures here also in the mid-50s for the afternoon with some high clouds coming in later on for the afternoon. as we head through tomorrow, we will see rain for the north bay and eventually see an increasing chance of rain dropping further south but probably not till about wednesday. so things mainly west of the north bay and eventually later on we'll see those changes coming our way. quick check of the futurecast confirms most of the rain at least through tuesday is going to be hangin

this is billy and colleen waterman of palm desert in southern california missing for four days now. san francisco police telling their daughter, she tells us that police are calling this a murder case and the victim may be colleen. that's what san francisco police are reportedly saying. we have some video of the scene out here last night after crews found the couple's car parked illegally near devil's slide. no sign of anyone. crews repelled down the side of the cliffs to search the rocks below. nothing down there. a sheriff's department spokesperson telling abc news the search is an effort to find billy waterman, not colleen. if you add the homicide investigation and this being more of a search for the husband, maybe investigators have found colleen's body or evidence that there was foul play. we don't know. but we do know investigators say the investigation is going to continue this morning down here. we don't know if that means that more closures for highway 1 down here near devil's slide. i'm terry mcsweeney. back to you. >> thanks, terry, for the update. an employ at kaiser is

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they were reported missing out of riverside county in southern california on monday. now, san francisco police are not saying the body found in the hotel room yesterday is colleen waterman, but they are linking the two. now we are waiting for the san francisco medical examiner's office to perform an autopsy to determine the identity of the woman and also the cause of death. at this point police say billy waterman is considered that person of interest in this suspicious death investigation. of course, if you know anything about billy waterman's whereabouts this morning, you are asked to call your local police department. for now, live in san francisco, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, marla. several cal berkeley sports teams are waiting to hear word on their fate. the university leaders are counting the money trying to see if they can save some of the sports programs that are on the chopping block. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live with the latest on what's going on at berkeley. >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. we have been talking to

now, going to southern california. in the addition of cold temperatures at, where we saw this note, these are the highest. 34 as the high temperature for oakland. san francisco. notice the *. that shows that that 34 in san francisco was the coldest temperature ever recorded on this day. fortunately, for tomorrow it will be in the low fifties for tomorrow afternoon. feature cast is 10:00 p.m.. showing rain and clouds. the rain is, but still some cloudiness. this clause should clear overnight. with the clearing of the skies it will get colder. parties everywhere. below freezing in some spots on the north bay. moving into tomorrow morning it will be partly sunny with a mix of clouds and sunshine. featured pass is being advanced to 6:00 a.m. monday morning or we have another system to worry about. -- future pascast. sunday night ttemperatures tomorrow morning. low '30's. santa rosa = below freezing tonight. freezing fog. black ice. thirties', upper 30s = bayside. tomorrow = cool day. low 50s. below average. seven day aroun

now, i don't think i need to remind you that a lot of folks in the central valley and southern california get their water through the delta. and they expect that it will be fresh rather than salty. now that i've completely depressed you, let me give you the good news. even though i showed you a map of san francisco international airport under water in 2100, it won't happen. san francisco won't become the venice of the west. silicon valley won't become the loss city of atlantis, and salt water won't come out the taps in southern california. why? because however much it costs we can't afford to let this happen. so we will build levies around the airports, we will build a seawall around the san francisco waterfront. flood control is already being incorporated into the planning for the salt pond to wetland conversion project in the south bay and we'll change the way we store and move fresh water around california. economically, we don't have any other choice. but the cost will be enormous. and where we'll get the money and what other important investments and expenditures we'll have to forego

and then southern california. but today it's our turn. just like yesterday. now yesterday was showery in nature. we had numerous reports of hail. i think we'll see similar today although when you see something like this more organized coming on shore, that's more widespread rain. plus it's very cold. you need a little heat to generate some thunderstorms but it's possible. off and on rain today. but that cold pattern picks up as well and stays in place. and then the rain and possible thunderstorms not going anywhere for two days. right near the livermore hills little green turning to white. you can always e-mail me or tweet me. also in lake county. see how it's scattered and watch in the last few frames how it fills in. so today's doing to be more of a rain day. but we do have some very low snow levels. 3,000 feet over the next two days. i think they'll go down more so maybe around 2500 feet by tonight into tomorrow. it will look great once it all calms down but it's cold out there right now. that's with the cloud

there rainfall indebted towards southern california. it is not going to be too much in bad debt- that rainfall with showers. imbedded. as that shower pushes down it is going to be widespread 30's. the north bay is the special going to be cold. how cold it is going to be in a nice afternoon coming up. >>pam: to the san francisco skyline it is slowly starting to redevelop. and the james lick, the traffic is light in all directions. we will be back. ñ live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: the struggling economy is impacting the famed luxury hotels in san francisco making it difficult for and to meet. and teresa estaci50 libya caucu >>reporter: the huntington is up for sale, and also and $89 million loan. across the bay, the claremont resort is bankrupt. perhaps the most famous the san francisco's fairmont is also struggling by going with the/condo development. the new numbers are and in 2010 shows san francisco occupancy is up. 75 percent-a 79 percent the average rates are also grown up. $160-dollars and 189.

it will continue southward and crossed over into southern california and baja. we will get creamed skies in the overnight hours and we will be chilly as we move through the morning. i want to back this up a little bit. later in the week we got the system dropping out out of canada. we will be tracking that for you. we have light winds creating overnight skies and we have a cold start in the north bay valleys as well as the east bay valleys. we are expecting to sink back into the 30s. by the afternoon we will be dry and seasonably mild. plenty of sunshine. here are your temperatures expected, santa rosa 33 degrees. perhaps a little patchy fog as well. take a look at antioch into concord we are looking at low to mid 30s. a little bit more mild as the head closer to the coast. getting out tomorrow morning may be cold. bundled them up and dress in layers. it will be warmer than yesterday and more sunshine expected for tomorrow. mid-upper 50s expected in fairfield. and widespread mid-upper 50s as we head into fremont, mountain view. 57 in san jose. tuesday and wednes

it's all the way down to southern california and off the shore off the coast. st.helena and ukiah, 28. sebastopol checking in at 28. these are not the current conditions. cordelia, 30. fairfax and clayton, 32. menlo park and crockett just to name a couple in the 30s. we still have 0s but we're starting to warm up. any wind means you could even have a wind chill. today as we said and tomorrow look about the same. maybe a few cloud tomorrow but a very strong, cold, cold low is dropping down from northwest canada into the vancouver -- vancouver, seattle. the question is how far south will it if? how long will take to get here and will it draw in moisture north of the hawaiian islands. there's plenty too fine-tune and the details will get ironed out as we get closer to thursday. we've heading for a big change thursday and friday. the question is how low will the snow level get. that remains to be seen. but it's gonna be a very active pattern. today, it's very nice, sunny, nice a few 50s. the north wind is hing areas like santa rosa. sunny, breezy. about the same on

four major sources in southern california and because their from distinct thigh droe logical areas we tend to not have them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that supplies almost half the water we use and then through one of our member agencies city of los angeles the east si' ras and this year is it's becoming depress ingly clear and 07' is shaping up that all of them are well below normal. every single area. hoping that it's not a trend and a depressing state for me as my first years general manager. , brad will talk first hand he's on the faculty of university of colorado the director of university water assessment and was one of the great names in western law and politics. our next speaker doctor dan will repeat that entire lunchtime presentation except he'll talk really fast and do it in ten minutes. our third speaker barry nelson, codirector of national resources defense council and working on an interesting project water law and policy, and that's settlement and p

here is a picture of the couple from southern california. billy and colleen waterman reported missing four days ago in riverside county. their daughter tells abc 7 news san francisco police told her this is a homicide investigation, and the victim could very well be the mother colleen. back to the search out here along highway 1 where a sheriff's department spokesman tells us the main focus is on finding billy waterman, not colleen. but no sign of him despite a search of the cliffs and the rocks below. search crews are going to be back out here this morning but we are getting word this morning from the california highway patrol that as far as they know there are no plans to close down highway 1 again. investigation will continue but apparently there will be no disruption of vehicles, at least the chp has not been notified they're going to be needed this morning. live in san mateo county, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks so much for the update. overnight some a. c. transit buses came with a new feature: police escorts. the transi

winds down to southern california. it begins in may. should be phenomenal when it gets here. >> always fun to watch. yeah. we have more. big news on barry bonds. >> streamlined their case against barry bonds a bit. we break down what the government is stacking up against the former giants slugger. meanwhile, pebble beach, rocking week one. and dive in and show you some of the high jinks. he won the pebble beach several times. and now brings gulf coverage. the san francisco native who helped bring great changes to the golf scene in napa. beautiful in wine country. and jeff is in the weather center with more. >> yes, plenty of sunshine across the bay area. live look at the golden gate bridge. well, a little traffic moving on nicely at this hour. we'll let you know when rain, yes, will finally return after rivedays of rain since january i en it will arrive in my seven-day forecast. -d >>> group of san francisco whale watchers got an unexpected treat this week. sthar to their tour hoping to spot some whales. >> reasonable.

. >>> this morning rescue teams will continue the search for a missing southern california hiker. dr. brian parked his car at the transition on saturday. intending to hike to the peak. he last used his cell phone at noon on saturday. that is about the time a snowstorm hit that mountain. family members say he is an experienced hiker and was carrying a day pack with food, water, and extra clothing. >>> the search for a missing snow border on mount shasta lead to the discovery of his body. 23-year-old alex gadro of redding last called his family on thursday and told them he was going to take one more run down the mountain. the area had avalanche conditions and two feet of fresh snow. >>> in the midwest, a winter storm is causing trouble on the roads and at the airports. people in minnesota michigan, and wisconsin face a tough commute if they are working on this president's day. minneapolis could see 10-15 inches of snow by this afternoon. hundreds of flights are canceled at minneapolis st. paul, detroit, and chicago. if you are catching a flight, you are urged to check ahead with you

with sunshine, a typical winter day for you, much of southern california is cooler than last week, but you're still sunny and dry. that's a quick looktaff, cold, . wednesday forecast coming up, lynn. >> thanks so much, bill. also coming up, wall street rebounds, oil boils, and who has the most friends on facebook? the early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, oscar winner hally barry suddenly drops out of a film role to do battle in court. >>> coming up, lebron james helps the cavs reach another milestone. the super bowl teams arrive in dallas, and oneç steeler is dressed for a texas sized shoot-out. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today. "i i'm lynn berry. here are your top headlines this morning. >>> nbc is reporting security officials are warning major wall street banks al qaeda terrorists in yemen may be trying to plan attacks against those institutions or their executives. operatives have expressed a desire to mail package bombs or biological hazards to new york bankers. >>> the u.s. ambassador to china john huntsm

jeff is the general manager for the metropolitan water district of southern california as we refer to it's a, the met. it's the states largest provider of drinking water and cooperative of 16 cities and 18 million people in 6 counties. prior to his appointment is general manager, just a pointed. he was general council to the water district and prior to that, he represented metropolitan issues including colorado river issues and a number of issues regarding water storage programs. jeff, it's our honor here in san francisco to have you here with us and i'm sure everybody here is honored with your presence. so i appreciate you'll do double duty, that's not only moderating today, but tomorrow with our action plan. with that, jeff, take it away. >> thank you very much, susan. it's a pleasure to be here and we like to think of ourselves as metropolitan and people in san francisco we like to say they see us, as the good guys. just a few minutes before i introduce the panels a couple of things i thought i would touch on briefly from this mornings presentation, and that's utility reaction vers

why would you want to give the boys away -- that voice away to a conglomerate in southern california with a watered-down message that will not pertain to this city at all? when you do vote, i want you to take that into account. as a side note, and this has nothing to do with kusf, i know donald rahm spell has a book out. the been having lots of interviews. one question of the interviews have asked him, which may be the board of supervisors can come together and ask him -- on september 10, 2001, he was on the record saying, "we simply have lost $2.30 trillion." that money still has not been found. if a lot more money for the city, let's find that. >> hello and thank you again, president and board of supervisors. i have already spoken twice on kusf. i am nick fell from the band and galaxy chamber. i was on lincoln conspiracy radio. i co-host a show the second and fourth wednesday of every month on channel 76. i want to say thank you to ross mirkarimi and eric mar. we really hope that you support this resolution. we have a gut feeling that you are. i just want to call your attention to

colleen waterman's neighbors in southern california were worried that something was wrong. tonight they are in shock over her dechlt death. >> it's just odd. she left her car there and just quit her job and disappeared. we thought that was quite odd. >> waterman and her husband are from bermuda dunes, which is located in riverside county near palm desert. >>> new tonight at 5:00 police released a sketch of the hit-and-run driver who left a san jose woman in critical condition. this man hit 18-year-old erica luna. she was dragged about 2,000 feet before the driver sped off. it happened near 101 and tully road near a chuck e. cheese. luna is in critical condition tonight. she may never walk again. luna's family raised the reward to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. >>> to a follow-up story from last night at 5:00. san jose police say they have made an arrest in the stabbing death that marked san jose's 11th homicide of the year. police arrested 26-year-old david shackleford in connection with with the death of 27-year-old melanie dunn. they were dating. they were c

group war was based in southern california but he and his son had very strongly encouraged skinheads in portland oregon to quote unquote take back their community and had produced all kinds of literature shown what they meant by that. very shortly after metzger sent a representative up there to portland to talk to some of the skinhead groups several people in fact murdered meet the opie and graduate student the accusations brought against this were totally baseless really because we didn't have any members or any cards or anything and we had no agents. you know i could get a decent jury so all they want a case and i never advocated killing any black person i think that that case was very important it is sensually you know destroyed matt starr and his attempts to create really a unified group that would have undoubtedly spread you know if i would submit among the rest of us that kind of put the southern poverty law center on the map it made the place very well known and it took me a poor time ten twelve million they said the press always used to ask me what did you do i said well you

they were served at restaurants mostly in southern california. included in the recall, ground beef patties, beef taco meat and ground beef used in chili. there's some concern that some of the meat could still be in freezers at restaurants across southern california. >>> the bay area, of course, is a melting pot of different cultures, each with its own distinct food. but as today, in the bay, joe shows us one san francisco restaurant is quite literally crawling with flavor. >> reporter: san francisco's plush with culture. every direction filled with the flavors of latino culture. inside the doors of this restaurant, harry serves up traditional delicacies. >> banana leaves. >> reporter: this's one dish on the menu that seems to have the jump on the others. >> this is the grasshopper tacos. >> reporter: the outside world may think of grasshoppers as insects. here they're an ingredient. >> it's something that's unique. and you can't find it in any other restaurant. >> reporter: for the last couple years the restaurant has served up grasshopper tacos

it was served mainly at restaurants in southern california. ground beef patties, beef taco meat and ground beef used in chili, there's concern that some of this meat could still be in freezers at restaurants across southern california. >>> free checking? rest in peace. it was nice while it last. new banking rules are reportedly to blame, and we're going to all have to pay. big banks say new rules are costing them billions of dollars a year. they say since banks are making less money on credit card transaction fees, interest rates and late payments, they need to make it back somewhere else apparently. they're already phasing in the charges. large regional banks are likely expected to follow suit. >> i think you'll see checking fees come on from pretty much every institution, from the big banks, and ultimately from credit unions and small community banks. although that might come later. >> people with multiple accounts with the same bank, savings accounts and credit cards might still be able to keep a free checking account, which leaves analysts

pi ragts hijacked the southern california based "quest" boat in the arabian sea yesterday. the pirates took over the vessel. a couple from orange county are two of the people now in the pirates' custody. jean and scott adams have been sailing their boat for seven years. they apparently deliver bibles to schools and churches around the world. >> a ransom case. and i don't know how they're going to get out of it. very, very scary. >> in those waters, you're not that well protected. so i was a little surprised they would even put themselves in that position. >> the hijacking comes a few daf an a somali man was sentenced to 33 years in prison for the 2009 hijacking of a tanker ship with a full crew. >>> today, a new b.a.r.t. station opened in the east bay, the first in eight years. this is b.a.r.t.'s 44th station. it's in pleasantton. today was the first day it was actually in use. b.a.r.t. officials say it should ease traffic along the 580-608 corridor. the new station is only a short walk from the stone ridge mall in pleasanton. leaders are hoping it will bring new business t

. >>> and did a southern california school go too far? the ambulance ride that one mother says was unnecessary. >>> a clear and comfortable outside right now. good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri. let's take a look at the east bay from san francisco. no fog in sight. more dry conditions. that's helping temperatures stay right about average in san jose with 64. tonight, it's going to be a cold one in the south bay. we'll have more details oasn th plusreai rs tun to trn bay area coming up. do you want to try my crest extra white with scope outlast? i'm good. i bet your breath will still feel fresh when the movie's over. if i win i'm going to vegas with the boys. okay, if i win, you're going to yoga with me. i love yoga. [ female announcer ] crest extra white plus scope outlast for a whiter smile and a fresh breath feeling that lasts up to 5 times longer than ordinary toothpaste. still fresh? yep. i want to be mad, but it's tough with that smile. [ female announcer ] crest extra white plus scope outlast. vegas. >>> topping our business and tech

two of the hostages from southern california, jean and scott adams have been sailing aboard the yacht "quest" since december of 2004, members of an l.a. yacht club and run a bible ministry distributing literature to schools and churches all over the world. pirates reportedly hijacked their boat yesterday after the coast of somalia two days after a somalian pirate sentence today 33 years in prison in new york for a 2009 hijacking. time to look at our weather right here, dry today, but you may want to bundle up. >> yeah, you know, we tied a record this morning, sfo, down to 37 degrees, and lots of low 30's out there. and freezing fog, livermore, north bay valley and tons of snow beginning to melt around the bay area with mid 50's returning today, but hang on, more clouds tomorrow. your forecast is next. . >> plus, the giants first team workout together since the world series. we'll have more from spring training. >> send us videos and photos of stories happening in your community at you >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepwor >> welcome pack to abc 7 news. shaping up to

the system dives all the way down to southern california. we are on the northern edge of it. that is good. cold lows again tomorrow. and mostly sunny. everything gets interesting. thursday, friday, and saturday it will be cloudy, it will be cold. there will be rain and very low snow levels as we head toward mainly friday night and saturday. lake port is 24-degrees. st. helena is 29. fairfax at 31 degrees. menlo park at 35. concord is in there. livermore at 36. 31 at santa rosa. 29 in forestville. 37 redwood city which is much colder than moffett 43. there goes the low. right down the coast. it's gone. out of the picture 37 we don't have to worry about that. we focus our attention to the north. it won't be today it will be starting in about 36 hours. it's a cold beginning as you saw. a lot of upper 20s especially toward the north. that will give way to sunshine today and slightly warmer weather especially to the north breeze. cold lows this morning. one system out of the picture but then right up near vancouver. that is really cold air getting its act together. today though su

. >> plus a terrible accident in southern california involving a church bus filled with children. >> and a landmark hotel in san francisco falls on hard times. the ♪ [ female announcer ] why choose between delicious or 100 calories? ♪ with yoplait delights, now you can finally have both. ♪ it's the perfect parfait, with two indulgently rich layers of chocolate and raspberry yogurt and only 100 calories. yoplait delights. get rid of the "or." >> more news now. in southern california the crash of a church bus left one person dead and more than a dozen injured. it slipped over a snow which embankment over 189 in crest line in san bernardino county. it slammed into a power pole. two dozen people were on that bus, many middle school children. they were members of a pacific-based korean church coming home from a weekend retreat. >> knob hill south of market, the century old fair month hotel is south from the city. a city policy allowing some rooms being converted to condos expired last fall. the fairmont wants david chew to carve out a special exception. >> the revenues that we will

marathon runner plans to run from southern california to new york city. along the way he hopes to inspire kids to get active. he plans to run 50 miles a day for 75 straight days. and his supporters are invited to run along side him. >> go online and sign up. come join me. come meet me along the way. i would love to see you out there. we'll have some fun. >> he starts his run this friday in riverside. you can track him online from start to finish. we've posted a link to his website at ktvu.com under web links. >>> driver trevor wayne has become the youngest winner of nascar's biggest race. it was a cinderella story. he won the daytona 500 yesterday, the day after his 20th birthday. this morning the young racing champion made the rounds on the tv news programs. >> it really is surreal. it just doesn't feel like it was real life. as i was crossing the finish line i felt numb. all night last night we were all sitting there and everybody was kind of quiet. we were just all numb about it. i think it's going to take a lot of time to sink in actually what we acco

jean and scott adam from southern california were on the ship. they do have family in the bay area that were on the yacht. pirates overtook the yacht on friday. now we understand that they were killed by the pirates. we are following these latest developments. of course, we'll update you as soon as we can confirm some more information and try to get more details about what has happened. if these reports are true, it would seem a tragic end on the high seas here from this somali coast today. >>> it is 6:16 right now. the california teachers association is sew showing support for wisconsin unions. they will hold a week are one candlelight vigil tonight on the west steps of the capitol building. state educators and public union employees are also planning to attend the event. the cta has 325,000 members. >>> in the meantime, thousands of protesters in the wisconsin state capitol building there are there again to let their voices be heard on the controversial budget plan. public employee union workers are protesting governor scott walker's proposal t

heavy rain in southern california. up to ten inches of snow, from cleveland to augusta, maine. torrential downpours, flooding and gusty winds from washington, d.c. to boston. >> a wet 50 here in new york. and 81 in atlanta. just 1 below zero in fargo.lis.. 34 in boise. and 68 in phoenix. >>> well, coming up, toyota is forced to recall millions more vehicles. that's part of your business news, coming up next. >>> and a little later on the show, motown comes to the white house. plenty of moves being busted. and even the obamas themselves got in on the act. ererererererer >>> overseas stocks are climbing this morning. tokyo's nikkei average climbed 0.7% today. hong kong's hang seng rose nearly 2%. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow fell 37 points yesterday. the nasdaq gained almost 15 points. >>> well, believe it or not, toyota has issued yet another massive recall. this time, nearly 2.2 million vehicles, are being recalled because the gas pedal could become trapped by floor mats or even jammed in the carpeting. toyota has now recalled 14 million vehicl

. >> darya: in southern california one person dead after a bus crash in sambar and the no. this happened yesterday afternoon. a church bus had 20 people on board. its lead over highway. investigators said its collided with another car appeared slamming into this power pull entry. the other bus passengers and the two occupants of the other vehicle whorl hospitalized. authorities is southern california investigating graffiti threatening president barack obama, and jerry brown appeare.e were found this morning, they said both must die. spray- painted near by were at third death threats that were found last month. >> mark: looking at markets in looks to be down day. we will be right back. >> mark: futures are pointing lower today, real concern about what is happening in the middle east. with libya as the 18th largest oil producer and the and rushed unrest there. wal-mart with disappointing earnings as well. it could be it big drop today, we will bring you numbers through the morning. watching the drop in temperatures in the meantime, alive look from mt. tam and san francisco. w

. >>> a southern california hiker remains missing tonight. dr.ryan carrico vanished during a hike in the mount san jacinto wilderness. searchers found his car last night and looked for him again. conditions are rough with temperatures in the 20s. family members are optimistic saying he has proper food, clothing and equipment. >>> it's been almost a week ago that someone opened fire inside a richmond church. see how things have changed and how an outreach program is making the streets there safer. >>> and sunday services with a twist. >> your most obedient and very humble servant, g. washington. >> and where you can get the very handy work of the president's this weekend. the news continues in 90 seconds. >>> when gunfire erupted inside a church, the community there took a stand. john sasaki shows us that their renewed commitment to end the violence has paid off. >> reporter: the early sunday service was filled with hope and joy. a far cry from valentine's day last year when two gunmen opened fire injurying two teenage brothers. that event sta

>> darya: a mystery is building involving missing couple from southern california. billy and colleen moore reported missing on monday. yesterday afternoon, san mateo deputies found a waterman's car, parked and on occupied on highway one. search crews looked around the area to see if there were signs of the couple. nothing was found. we were told this morning san francisco police found the body of a woman in a hotel room on lombard in san francisco. they believe billy watermen may be connected to her death. there is no idea on that woman. the sheriff's department would like to hear from anybody who has here from billy waterman. >> james: we will will take a quick break the latest from cairo. the latest on the up rising in just a moment. the president did not step down in not he had told protesters he would meet their demands. major position leader is warning of violent unrest. what he said is he is a gamble in with his country. in order to stay at the helm. he treated egypt will explode. the army must save the country now. we got mixed messages yesterday. the people

elsewhere very gusty in southern california. those sanna anna winds really blowing on through tomorrow. highs there even cooler here. 62. 39 in the southern sierra while we warm to the mid to upper 60s in our north and east bay valleys. >> lisa, thanks a lot. i'll let you in on a little secret here, okay? there's a big television event this sunday! yeah! between that big event called the super bowl, they're going to play some football. don sanchez gives us a sneak peek at some of the ads that they'll show you and wow you during the super bowl. >> if commercials cost $3 million for a 30 second spot you watched a half million worth of godaddy.com. remember what happened with betty white and stickers. one of the many super bowl sponsors willing to spend the money. >> not only great coverage in the game but now social media, you get a lot of previewing. they're going to watch the ads they like again online. >> jones is one of the founding partners which has produced ads for the fourth year. most often humor works. >> excellent! >> t