new year of the mini dragon. i want to thank the chinese community coming together for today's announcement, as well as members of the honorary chinese community. this is a conversation that did start as i recall in one of the first meetings that i had with mayor lee when he was elected last year. we talked about how do we ensure that the oldest, historic and most amazing chinatown community in the country can continue to offer a new year's experience that is authentic and reflects the community? and i want to thank the city departments for working together for the pilot program. we learned from that and hope to build from that. special thanks to our dpw crew and our police department and our department of public health to make sure that our pedestrians are safe and our private sector partners from ecology. all of us have come together and of course i have to thank the incredible diversity of our merchant community. bennie,pius, all of you who represent the community here. as our economy continues to recover, to

and waiting for a news conference on the killings of >> there is a schedulessed news conference on the san francisco police officer shootings with a memorial in honor of the detective sergeant butch baker and elizabeth butler is growing, the first officers in the history of the santa cruz police department to die in the line of duty shot to death yesterday by jeremy goulet when they went to question him about a sex crime. his father says his son was a ticking time bomb who had contempt for police and the justice system. >> and santa cruz police will hold the news conference in just a few minutes and we will be bringing it to you live when it begins. the 11:30 "who wants to be a millionaire," who will be seen at 2:00 and "katie" aired at schedule and latest developments in the santa cruz shootings and the rest of the news on abc7 at 4:00. coming up, the news conference live when it starts

we began with a breaking news from the vatican. that is where local media say pope benedict xvi has announced he will resign. we are hearing he will step down on the 28th of february. he was elected pope as the age of 78. we will be getting more information on this breaking news story in just a couple of minutes right here on al jazeera. stay tuned. it just a reminder, we are hearing from the vatican that pope benedict xvi has resigned. let's find out more and bring in sabine joining us on the telephone from italy. what more could you tell us on this announcement the pope will be resigning february 28? >> it appears the pope made the announcement himself but the information is very, very sketchy. of course, this is really big news. having a poker resign is something we have not seen for hundreds and hundreds of years. it appears the pope gave the announcement in latin. that is all we have a moment. we are obviously going to be following this story very closely indeed to see how things develop. >> i understand information just comin

new year's eve priority is not to miss the train. each one of these passengers is expecting miracles from this festive trip. this is like the first time we're celebrating on the train we've waited so long to do that we bought tickets a month ago and we're so excited about celebrating it on the way it's different from the usual parting at home with thousands in cooking and stop we're so excited for the. attention train fifty two from moscow to st petersburg depart in five minutes. but. love love love love love love love great so much fun. with two hours to go before new year passengers on the moscow st petersburg train up eagerly on packing their bags bringing out the food and starting to see out the old year. i'm not actually meant to be here just saying a softer way a lot of this is my big. mamma she isn't supposed to be here of honor had planned to celebrate in moscow decorated a tree prepared salads and invited the neighbors but before the party she went to the railway station to see off her daughter and friend but when bidding th

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breaking news the west. massive manhunt growing across three states for the heavily armed ex-come on the run. his burned-out car found near a popular california ski resort. this morning, his ex-girlfriend speaks out. >>> breaking now, collision course. those two, big storms sets to collide today and create an extreme blizzard for the northeast. 50 million in the path. up to three feet in some places. thousands of flights already canceled. panic shopping setting in. sam and ginger lead our coverage of the blizzard of 2013. >>> presidents hacked. the secret code for the house of george w. bush compromised. personal photos stolen from the entire family. >>> and an abc news exclusive. brand-new home movies of little ethan, the brave 5-year-old who survived that harrowing week-long hostage standoff in alabama. his brother revealing the incredible call to the family when ethan was saved. >>> good morning, to all of our viewers in the west. just 12 days until robin's re

new year's eve priority is not to miss the train. each one of these passengers is expecting miracles from this festive trip. this is like the first time we're celebrating on the train we've waited so long to do that we bought tickets a month ago and we're so excited about celebrating it on the way it's different from the usual parting at home with thousands in cooking and stuff we're so excited the. tension train fifty two from moscow to st petersburg depart in five minutes. but. love love love love love love love love great so much fun. with two hours to go before new year passengers on the moscow st petersburg train up eagerly on packing their bags bringing out the food and starting to see out the old year. i'm not actually meant to be here she is saying that we have a lot of business. i big mama she isn't supposed to be here. had planned to celebrate in moscow decorated a tree prepared salads and invited the neighbors but before the party she went to the railway station to see off her daughter and friends but when bidding the two

the c-b-s evening news. scott pelley is in new york -- " " the couch you're sitting likely filled wi >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news" we have scott pelley in new york. >> hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in san francisco. the search is expanding now for that former los angeles cop who is accused in a series of revenge killings. we'll lead the broadcast tonight with the manhunt on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. >> thank you. >>> well, the couch you're likely sitting on is filled with toxic chemicals. >> but today california took a big step towards reducing the chemicals in new couches. as kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, fire retardants in furniture could be on the way out. >>> reporter: when it comes to choosing a couch for most it's the covering that counts. >> it's a leather -- tan leather couch. >> soft, plush, about eight feet long. >> artificial suede so it's made out of little bottles, little plastic bottles. >> it's green a

when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: back now from new orleans. jesse jackson is calling on president obama to come to chicago to confront the gun crisis. today, jackson led mar cherz to the park where a 15-year-old girl was shot to death this week a mile from mr. obama's chicago home. the police say that it is likely she was the victim of a gang war. dean reynolds has discovered why gang relates murders have become so difficult to solve. for almost seven years, pam and tom bosley have been hoping for a measure of justice. >> my son was murdered april 4th, 2006. >> but no one has paid a price except terrell's family. >> the first year when this happened to terrell, it was real hard for me, and i tried to save my life twice. >> a suspect was arrested and tried, but then acquitted, the evidence was sparse, the witnesses willing to testify, few, even though terrell was shot in a church parking lot on a busy street. >> people were out there, but nobody said anything, yes, people coming home from work, they were driving back you had to see somebody run

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the big news today is really new home sales. if you look at the chart, it was the best level since july '08. i wish ben bernanke would have addressed that. some markets are hailing rather well. ten-year no yields paying attention to many other things. just consider this, spanish ten-year up 20 basis points today. italian ten-year up 40 basis points today. it may be a while before we sort the politics out. i think the nagging issues of europe are going to continue to give a little extra buying into the treasury market. back to you. >> more on what's happening there in a second with michelle caruso-cabrera. thank you, rick, bob. by now you should know ben bernanke testified before the banking committee today. steve, you said the rally was thanks to bernanke's defense of qe which is what bob was saying as well. do you think he put up a good defense here. >> if pisani is on my side, i have to be right for sure. i do. i think what we're learning about is the power of the chairman. new situations come along. it's incumbent on investor

there are testing the new led lights, no the metering lights and delay. san mateo bridge, same story crossing westbound 92. this is the view across the span. it's a flat section and coming off the high-rise, a pretty easy commute. this is one we've been following in contra costa avenue. it is on the city streets. a car actually ran off the roadway, hit a power pole. there are live wires down. just a heads up if you're in the area. we're not sure about the extent of the damage done but not on the main lines of 680 freeway. >>> and one earlier crash, northbound 101 at mce key, it is gone, out of here, and 280 and guadalupe parkway, everything moving at the limit. and 880 and 237 nice and quiet and the golden gate bridge doing lane changes across the span right now. other than that, no delay into san francisco. that is traffic, back to you. >>> thanks. 4:47, developing news in southern california, at least 8 people are dead and 40 injured after a mexican tour bus crashes on a mountainous road. the bus had brake problems, rear ended a e sedan and flipped over

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the man known as the blade runner appears in court as the prosecution lays out new details in the case against him. >> it's just another big building. you go there hoping to see good theater. >>, pl> plus a curtain call. why a theater may not be back for an encore. >>> major announcements today in developing the area around at&t park. >> and right now let's take a live look over san francisco. i always appreciate these shots early in the morning just for the lights making you feel good out there and looking gorgeous on this tuesday, february 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is just about 4:31. good morning to one and all. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first, we are on storm watch. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. it has begun. we have showers on the radar this morning. at this point they are centralized over the north bay so we'll see the bulk of the moisture move south as we progress throughout the morning hours. that means a rough drive to work on the way. eve

next week the warriors will sport new threads on the court. check out new jerseys. compression there to show of flex appeal. tight to the body. warriors say they are 26% lighter than traditional jerseys. didn't know they were too heavy. they are made of 60% recycled material. the players will wear these jerseys at three home games next season and hope to sell a lot of them. >> they are very bright. >> very bright. maybe blind the other team. >> fly through the air. lighter there. we have breaking news we're following this morning. we just learned president obama will announce tonight 34,000 american troops will be home from afghanistan a year from today. pretty big news coming from the white house. >> big announcement. important stuff. >>> 6:27 right now. still ahead, the state of the union address coming from the president as well. what he will say to cement his white house legacy. >>> plus, apple ceo becomes a very special guest of the first lady, michelle obama. we'll let you know why tim cook is scoring a prime time seat at the state of the union address. >>> an

the brand-new building down there which is what? >> the brand-new glass and steel building. when we build brand-new high rise buildings they're required to meet the minimum standard of the building code. the building code is a minimum standard document. can you choose to build beyond it. few people choose to build buildings that are immediately occupiable after an earthquake. most build buildings that won't collapse, which is what the building standard is. they won't collapse and they can be repair side whed is what we reasonably expect. >> potentially repaired. >> that is not what the public may think. earthquake proof. >> earthquake resistant. >> exactly. a lot of streets fill up with a lot of debris. the cornice, signs, glass, all that falls off the building. we have seen that in other earthquakes. the question is will we see that from new buildings as well? actually new buildings are designed so the buildings can sway or drift and there is enough so the glass doesn't pop out. >> my best advice don't run out the door. if it is big enough you can't stand up. probably the b

casey stegall with the news outside the court house in new orleans. we are now hearing from northerly key witness. >>ier, shep shepard, we are. lamar mckay the former president and chairman of bp america. he was the lead american representative for bp on the ground in the wake of this disaster. he echoed on the stand today much of what his company lawyers have argued all along that blame is to be spread around among transocean and haliburton. of course, a very stark con tration to the saflt concerns that you just talked about raised by that forensic engineer for much of today, shep. man dubbed the master of disaster. talking about that engineer from u.c. berkeley robert b. a retired petroleum civil engineer professor. he has investigated many a tragedy in his career. plaintiffs believe he painted a very strong picture of gross negligence today which, remember, would get the feds, states, and every day people the most money possible to recover from this catastrophe. this is a living disaster. it's ongoing. it will be potentially for decades. major cras

new year's celebrations on the move without the traditional t.v. all festive food surprising meetings and new adventures stories of love found and love lost all russians teach foreigners to celebrate them biggest holiday of the year for must go to st petersburg by train over you there may be miracles. more news today boylan says once again flared up. these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations to rule the day. most people are rushing home to get ready for new year's celebrations but when to hurry to leave their new year's eve priority is not to miss the train. each one of these passengers is expecting miracles from this festive trip. this is like the first time we're celebrating on the train we've waited so long to do that we bought tickets a month ago and we're so excited about celebrating and on the way it's different from the usual parting at home with thousands in cooking and stop we're so excited . to. attend shiny train fifty two from moscow to st petersburg depart in five minutes. but. lov

usually rings in the new year with his passengers. i'm the conductor father for us asked me to give this to you even though you're on the train so remembers you. i wish it were a thousand a year and everyone is happy to celebrate new year on the train. celebrating at home means t.v. salads and so forth people have the same things every year people want to celebrate new year on the train because i don't know what do they say it's cool it's different. sunny oceans cover has also become tired of t.v. and festive sell it's so she decided to go with the very last moment but sonya hasn't paid for this new year's train ride to st petersburg. that it's been years i had no way to go and no one to celebrate new year with all my friends are far from lost and my family doesn't celebrate new year so i ended up alone i went to red square but there was nothing special there just a bunch of tourists and so i decided simply to catch a train but it is you know there's always something interesting on the train groups if friends get on so there's never a

new year's eve priority is not to miss the train. each one of these passengers is expecting miracles from this festive trip. this is like the first time we're celebrating on the train we've waited so long to do that we bought tickets a month ago and we're so excited about celebrating it on the way it's different from the usual parting at home with thousands in cooking and stop we're so excited that. i tend train fifty two from moscow to st petersburg depart in five minutes. but. love love love love. it's great so much fun. with two hours to go before new year passengers on the moscow st petersburg train up eagerly on packing their bags bringing out the food and starting to see the old year. i'm not actually. meant to be here just sing us softly a lot of this is my big mama she isn't supposed to be here. had planned to celebrate in moscow decorated a tree prepared salads and invited the neighbors but before the party she went to the railway station to see off her daughter and friend but when bidding the two farewell the door closed an

the new year i wish you all happiness the happy. petersburg native alexei and expected to be drinking champagne with his girlfriend diana in moscow but he ended up drinking beer on his own they arrived in the morning for the two could celebrate new year together but that evening she dumped him for another guy. like they bought a ticket for the next train and made it home. for some new year makes dreams come true while for others it's just a fact of life now it so happened that i'm celebrating. on the train if she chose another i can't do anything about it. but alexei continues to believe and to wait he keeps her cell phone close by. if she calls to say she's waiting for me i'll be off the train at the next stop. some of our compartment is the best on the train we all come from different places and i'm traveling with my two kids the guys are traveling on their own well i'm very happy that we all met but it's cool and fun to be celebrating new year together so. please meet lee he's from china. he doesn't get anything no no no no a lit

i'm the editor of the santa fe new new mexican. it's an institution that's 164 years old, and we are in the offices of the santa fe new mexican. i'm also the editor of a book published in 2010 called "santa fe, it's 400th year: exploring the past, defining the future." the book had a humble beginning. it was not at first designed as a book. it began as a series of newspaper stories to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of santa fe. in 1959 the publisher and editor or of the new mexican had the presence of mind to ask a pulitzer-winning novelist to write about santa fe's history as it emerged through the pages of the santa fe new mexican. and he published a well known book called santa fe: the autobiography of a southwestern town. at that time, 110 years worth of news. the book that we published in 2010 serves as a nice book end to that volume, again, with the same spirit. the 400 years of history of santa fe was the bedrock of this series of stories that became this book. what we identified through 400 years of histo

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the new opening. when the bay bridge goes up, the old one will go down and american bridge is the company that build the original and replacement bridge. >> and that is why we had kpix5 reporter john ramos go out and show us what is next and what it takes to take down a bridge piece-by-piece. >> these bridges define us, in some ways as the bay itself. >> reporter: brad mccray is the regulatory director of the bay conservation and development commission, the state agency oversaying protection of the san francisco bay. he knows that building the new bridge will only be half the challenge. >> taking the old bay bridge down is a big project as putting the new one up. >> reporter: they say it's always easier to tear down than to build up and that is not necessarily true for the old bridge. and environmental restrictions mean it will be taken a part in be iss in the reverse order it was built. >> and that i have great documentation and they will use the drawings from the 30s, they will use the photographs t

mass riots and violence break out against the new president. we have an exclusive interview with the new leader of egypt's 8 million coptic christians. >> wendy: plus, pastor in prison. iran sentenced saeed abedini to eight years for starting house churches. his family calls on the world to act and to pray. >> george: and a small band of christians shares the gospel in one of the most dangerous places in the world. is a second revolution shaking egypt? hello, everyone, i'm george thomas. >> wendy: and i'm wendy griffith. riots shook egypt on the second anniversary of the revolution that drove hosni mubarak from power. more than 60 people died in conflicts between police and rock-throwing protestors. in cairo, police fired tear gas into the largest church in the middle east, where a field doctor was treating victims. they are also protesting the new constitution that they say does not adequately protect women or religious minorities. opposition partrts are calling for a new national unity government and amendments to the constitution. those part

>>> the body weight of the governor of new jersey is making national news tonight, in part because he has joked about it. he has talked about his struggle in a forthright way. but now the story also includes a former white house physician who happens to be a fan of the governor and what she said about the governor's weight that got his attention. our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> basically, the healthiest fat guy you've ever seen in your life. >> reporter: chris christie has heard it all before. he's overweight. he's heard and seen all the jokes. many on david letterman. >> the only organization to -- >> reporter: so for this week's face-to-face with dave, christie came armed with not one but two jelly doughnuts. >> i have made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here or there, intermittent. but -- >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> reporter: it's a constant challenge, the governor acknowledged again yesterday. >> the idea that somehow, you know, i don't care about this. of course i care about it. and i'm making the best effort i can

stunning news from the vatican. pope benedict xvi is resigning at the end of the month. >>> a massive tornado tears through mississippi, causing major damage to the university. >>> mumford was the word at last night's grammys. and mike piazza is here since the baseball hall of fame snubbed him. >>> but we begin this morning's today "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this is major news coming out of the vatican. >> breaking news, pope benedict xvi set to step down. >> he'll step down february 28, the last pope to freely resign within the 13th century. >>> what a tornado. it's going to cross the interstate. it crossed the interstate. >> at least 15 tornadoes were reported in alabama and mississippi. >>> a huge twister. >> several buildings on the southern university of mississippi campus hit. >> this is surreal. >>> meanwhile thousands are still without power after the massive snowstorm hit the northeast. >> there are reports another big storm is coming. are you ready for that. >> i don't even want to think ab

a brief time ago i asked the new yorkers' john cassidy for his verlander. >> he was great new yorker. when the city was sort of down in the dumps and people thought this was going bankrupt he came up from the streets and said, we're not finished. i can run this place. he put more cops on the street, he stood up to the unions during a big transit strike, he attracted more investment. lots of people didn't like him but they sorted respected his energy and that he wasn't giving up on the city. >> i mean, his supporters say that ed koch changed the narrative of new york from one of decline to one of resurgence. sounds like you think that might be true? >> well, i mean, that's a bit too much. you can't put it all down to him. but he sort of got the ball rolling. he came in as mayor in 1977 and just joined the campaign then. there was a big power outage and there was widespread a lotting, pictures went around the world. it seemed like new york was spiraling out of control. the city was nearly bankrupt. one of his first acts was to go wnsh to waington and ask washington to guarantee some new

kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: developing and 5:30 this accused cop killer. a former los angeles police officer is on a revenge shooting spree. this is the picture, christopher dorner. he has been targeting his former co- workers and their families. authorities are searching their big bear and we are waiting for a news conference to accuse the search. they're grabbing three people killed. grant can you explain that already three people -- have been killed. >> the found the suspect's vehicle. they even have their rifles patrolled this is a very, very dangerous situation. he has shown that he is not afraid to interlock enforcement. this is a nissan pickup truck. it was found burning a route 8:30 he went to big bear- around 8:30 with two different shoot outs with police in the early hours today. >>pam: he is a skilled marksman, and as we've said there are already two people dead. two of the three people are relatives of the former maymembers of the ldp the force. we are also saying that heat is heavily armed. >

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you're the only one here wearing the new uniform. >> yes. i wasn't too big on tucking my shirt in, though. >> reporter: maybe the shirt isn't so portland, but the idea behind it is. what's wrong with the regular boy scouts? >> i just think because they're kind of restrictive. there's a lot of things you can't do there. >> reporter: but here you can. boys and girl go camping and take outdoor trips together. nobody cares whether you're gay or not religious, and at least a few dozen families like that approach. his dad, travis, helped come up with the plan to put a progressive portland spin on a very old institution. >> we wanted to create something that was a little bit more along our family philosophy, our kind of a portlandy version of what scouting would be. >> reporter: boy scouts in portland. everything takes a little different spin when you try to portlandize it. he's just got to talk to his son about the whole shirt thing. >> he's taking a good stance there. i want to do my open thing and so branch out into your own organization. more p

did the news, as a surprise? >> not entirely, sabrina. 10 years ago, he said in public that he thought it was appropriate in the modern world that a pope should himself decided perhaps he is not up to the job anymore because of physical and mental considerations. at the time he was criticized because he could be suggesting that john paul ii should resign. he did not mean that at all. he is a much more modern person than the media tends to give him credit for and it really does not surprise me he has now made this decision. >> what do think his legacy will be? >> it's difficult to sum up in a few words. there's a lot of talk about the need for reforms in the catholic church. i think it's terribly important. there are all kinds of reforms necessary, but he talked about a renewal, something very much more profound and that is something people will reflect on even after he is gone. >> who might be chosen as the next pope, do you think? >> they believe the cardinals who elect the pope are guided by the holy spirit. if

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on in the news. so it turns out on a friday, again, we have a ton to get to in the news. including a story tonight that we have been covering for months that now looks like it is about to blow wide open into a national story in michigan. it's a story about the city of detroit. that's coming up. also, very important piece of the puzzle in terms of fixing the sequester thing that is due to happen in about a week. that fell into place today. and new documents released today show that something we really, really need to be very, very safe may in fact be very dangerous. new coast guard documents revealed on that subject today. and you've got michael moore here tonight for the interview. that is all ahead. it's a really big show. >>> but we need to start in brussels, where today the war in afghanistan started to end, or these where the constituent countries of nato started the make their commitments today for how much they would commit to that country as our war there starts to end. the headline news out o

this is not the same project as has been alleged. it is new project, new construction. that for me changes the parameter because now we're being asked to take a lot more serious action to change the planning code than we did previously. because the existing building was there and it was a proposed rehabilitation, we did not have to address the height increase. we did not have to address other things that we are now being asked to do, and that's what i object to. >> commissioners, there is a motion and a second to -- >> wait, wait, jonas. one other thing. i think in the interest of supporting the legislation -- i mean the motion so that we don't run into a future problem, i'm still going to vote against it. but on page 14 of the draft motion under urban design elements objectives and policies, policy 2.4, it's a very small thing. but it uses a language, the subject building was not found to be a historic resource due to lack of integrity, et cetera. let's see. but the form of the theater including the hiss torquev blade sign are important, visual reminders of the buildin

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and ask each of you to pray for me and for the new pope. faith and hope to god who continues to watch over our lives. his great affection, his love and care, which opens our hearts to the fullness of life. i part my blessings. thank you. >> the american flags are waving. many pilgrims there who have traveled from the united states. also a large ex-pat community there and students who studied there. you know many of those students you teach them at duquesne university. le met get your thoughts. >> there are -- one of the things about this -- two things come to my mind immediately, the one that's predominant, this pope of positive reinforcement, everywhere that he's gone, we're talking about this eight-year pontificate, he starts out with a message of positive reinforcement. he started to thank the cardinals and the collaborators. he thanked the people around him in the vatican wall and the people that we see and that we don't see. i think that's a very interesting invitation to all of us, an invitation to look at the good things within the v

>>> this is kpix5 news on the cw. >>> developing news out of las vegas. the suv wanted in connection with a movie style crash has been located and impounded for evidence. good evening, that suv was located late this afternoon, just blocks from where the scene of deadly violence took place early thursday morning. reaction from the father of the oakland rapper who was killed. don. >> the suv police have been looking for has been found in a complex. an apartment complex not far from where the shooting occurred. the father of the aspiring rapper speaks out. >> when it was last seen speeding from a spectacular shooting and crash scene that left three people dead. police say the suv was used as a get away car that produced a chain reaction crash. aspiring rapper, kenneth wayne cherry, jr., who went by the name of cherry clutch, was peppered with gunfire. crashed into a taxi, killing the driver and a passenger. all three deaths are considered homicides. las vegas police say they are looking for this man, 29-year- old amar harris in connection with the shooting.

down to the window. >> and what's old is new again. the reopening here in the bay area. >>> it is not your ordinary bar. a new home tonight. >> the gold dust lives on but no longer in union square. as joe rosato shows us, this was no ordinary grand opening. >> reporter: the old gold dust lounge stared on to powell street. been this way since the classic old time union bar closed several months ago after losing its lease. p patrons would say you can't go home again. but in this case you can take home with you. >> it's like a ghost almost, like i'm walking into -- the front is just like the old place. down to the windows. >> reporter: longtime customers of the old bar will likely feel a little deja vu as they step into the new gold dust opening at fisherman's wharf. >> we did everything possible to make it exactly the same. >> reporter: from its brass chandeliers to the gold wallpaper just about everything is like the old. >> pictures are all the same. the lights, the chandeliers at the back, together with the paintings, everything is th

today the fbi released new photos of the scene. this picture shows the bunker covered by a blue tent and you can see a pipe negotiators used to communicate with the suspect. authorities are sweeping the 100-acre property for explosives. officials say the body of the suspect remains at the bunker. an autopsy will be conducted once his body is taken away. after the dramatic ending to the hostage situation residents are finally able to breathe easy. >> relief was my first thought and everyone i've spoken to since the news broke, just a tremendous feeling of relief. >> reporter: the little boy ethan turns 6 years old tomorrow. in midland city, alabama, craig boswell be fox news. >>> a dubious -- boswell, fox news. >>> a dubious distinction for the area. does it feel like you have the worst commute in the country? guess what, you're right. >> it's always good when you find out something is not your imagination. we haven't had a whole lot of winter, tonight just passing flurries and sprinkles, what's ahead on that fox 5 accuweather seven

the law to protect your family, the new legislation comes in the wake of a new investigation. a ski safety bill was introduced at the state capitol. >> this after we looked into the potential risks on the mountain. we have been reporting on this issue for a year now. what is going on? >> we first looked at the issue last winter looking at ski lift safety. this year, we uncovered other revealing hazards alternative ski resorts and found that unlike other states california has little oversight when it comes to safety at ski areas. if passed the new bill would change that. >> and when there are injuries or deaths that should be a matterer of public record. >> it's information that we discovered most resorts have but do not tell you about. >> i want to know what it will take to correct the situation. >> do you release the information? >> we do not. >> why? >>. >> it's the company policy. >> it's a question of transparency and a public right to know. people are spending a lot of money to enjoy the resort. >> he represents portions of montrae, and santa clara counties. the new bill

from when -- wendy's is in the news. what did anna ayala do? >> a different hoax this time. rather than a finger, it involved an ankle. she has a new booking photo, take a look at anna ayala arrested yesterday for charges of accessory to a felony and filing a false police report. the first time she was in trouble was back in 2005 and we have video. at that time she said she found a human finger in a couple of chili she ordered at wendy's and she planted the finger in hopes of suing wendy's and the finger belonged to an acquaintance who lost it in an accident. it cost when difficult's millions in lost sales. now the country issues. police say her son accidentally shot himself in the ankle in front of their san jose home. he is on parole and not allowed to have a gun. investigators say ayala cooked up a story and told police her son was shot and she gave detailed descriptions. men who shot him. investigators did digging and figured out it was a lay and ayala had gotten rid of the gun which is tampering so they arrested her

a lot of the east heading the right direction. >> good news for the kiddies, out with the sleds having a good time. >> they were. today will be a lot better in new england than yesterday. >> good news. thanks. >>> another n the wake of another chicago shooting tragedy, thousands march on capitol hill. >>> and being the leader of the free world does have its perks. find out which of the former presidents were wealthiest. we're back in two minutes. >>> good morning and welcome back. here are stories making news this morning. the national mall was the site of a massive protest sunday against the controversial keystone exxon pipeline. organizers at the climate event estimate 35,000 people turned out in washington. the demonstrators called on president obama to keep a pledge and act on climate change. >>> at least three dozen people were killed sunday during a wave of bombings in iraq. six car bombs and three roadside explosions targeted mainly shiite neighborhoods of baghdad. >>> two men are being questioned in the shooting death of a chicago area teen. 18-year-old jenae macfarland was kil

the new award is worth more than twice the nobel prize. the new award is worth more than twice the nobel prize. professor shinya yamanaka was one of the recipients. he received the nobel prize for his research into ips cells. the break-through prize in life sciences was created to recognize research that could lead to curing hard-to-treat diseases. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg launched the prize along with google co-founder, sergey brin, arthur levinson and others. they are calling it the largest ever award in the field. professor yamanaka is honored to have been awarded the prize and expressed deep appreciation to his colleagues and family. he also says he would like to accelerate his work to begin clinical trials for ips cells and put them to practical use. >>> when japanese people want to unwind, there's nothing many enjoy more than a hot spring bath with thousands of them all over the country, that's not hard to achieve. hot springs have other uses too. a group of engineers from the steam-rich southern island have developed a new type