screwdriver. nbc bay area's bay area's monty francis is live in oakland with the story. >> this kind of shooting is very rare for a school district. in fact oakland unified says this is the first time ever one of its officers has been involved in a fatal shooting. now the shooting happened at about 9:15 last night near san joaquin miller park where officer were patrolling the area to make sure no one crashed the dance. where they came upon a parked honda on san joaquin miller road that was stolen. according to district officials, the 20-year-old man inside the car started fighting with one of the officers. >> he was being attacked with a deadly weapon. >> according to district officials, the 20-year-old man inside the car started fighting with one of the officers and pulled out a screwdriver and tried to stab the officer. that's when another officer fired his gun at the man, killing him. the officer who was in the attack was not hurt by the screwdriver bass he was wearing a protective vest. the school district has about a dozen police officers who work exclusively with the district. the district said sheer fully accredited and trained -- [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> we apologize for the technical difficulties. now update on another officer-involved shooting. this time in san francisco, that left a woman barely alive. this happened around 7:00 last night when a daly city officer tried to pull a car over. instead of stopping, the woman driving sped up, crashed in a a nearby home and put the car in reverse and struck the officer. that's when the officer opened fire. daly police are not saying how many times the woman was hit. a man in the car at the time was arrested. the officer was not seriously hurt. authorities hope sonar will help in the search for fisherman who disappeared from his boat in the san joaquinen delta. 50-year-old harry lee went fishing alone yesterday alone. his boat was spotted around 2:00 in the afternoon. the coast guard searched yesterday and this morning, but didn't find any sign of lee, his family and law enforcement are holding out hope. >> we're holding out, we're going to stay positive and hope for the best. and you know, something will come up. good, positive. >> we take this very seriously. >> in the past -- we've had people that have gone overboard and then wounden living. so we still consider it a rescue mission at this point. >> the tonight the search is suspended, but authorities plan to go out tomorrow morning with sonar equipment. a statewide amber alert for 4-year-old juliani cardenas han downgraded do a local alert. it's focused on a delta canal near patterson, where a witness says he saw a silver kr go into the water. it fits the description of the alleged kidnapper. authorities say rodriguez was using his cell phone and atm card before the kidnapping. the sheriffs department will begin serving with divers on tuesday, saying at this point it's the only lead they have. the now-infamous carnival splendor cruise ship pulled into san francisco this morning, without any passengers on board. the splendor is the ship that lost power after a fire broke out on board in november. off the coast of baja. the ship was on its way to the mexican riviera, but had to be towed back to san diego. nearly 4500 passengers and crew spent an uncomfortable three days without working toilets, electricity or hot food. the ship is in san francisco to undergo repairs. at pier 20. carnival says they expect the splendor to be back in action by february 20th. thousands of people visited a home show in santa clara county this weekend and show organizers are cautiously optimistic that this is a sign of good things to come. the south bay home and garden show changed their mission from home improvement to home design. instead of filling the convention center with exhibits on home remodeling, they focused on creativity and comfort. people could check out the home entertainment centers, art and other less-pricey home improvements. >> a lot of these businesses depend on home equity and loans we have seen attrition, but there's a lot of good, high-end vendor who is are standing to do well again. show producers say they're slowly seeing the crowds come back after several years of dismal attendance. a team of bay area nonprofits got together to hand out thousands of bags of free groceries, the feed the city event of hayward brought together volunteers from the dream city bay area and feed the hungry organization. organizers say it's tough in times say those in need come in all walks of life? >> we go after the hurting. we have single moms, pea had people in bmws and lexuss show up. because like cnbc said, america is one paycheck away from being homeless. they have people up driving up, getting food and loading up their cars, because they're hurting. >> according to the alameda food bank, one in six county residents used a soup kitchen, food bnk or shelter at least once in the last year. next at five, our furry friends are helping the sick in the hospital. how doctors are using dogs to help patients get through difficult times. five americans lost at sea are safe tonight. it's part of our look at stories breaking from around the world. and the latest on congresswoman gabrielle giffords and her road to recovery in houston. and i'm rob, tracking the latest on our january warm wave around the bay area. no some cases another record-breaking day, right now san jose is still 70 degrees. what you c awxp weadhemi acop., unghe work week ahead, coming up. lo>> c>sedk captioning sponsore by the most award-winning brand of 4 x 4s ever, jeep. nt goes thh is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i knew that there was something really special about this event. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. it was three days of hope. of love. of empowerment. it was three days the way the world should be. here i am, second year in a row, and i'm already signed up for next year's. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. doctors treating congresswoman gabrielle giffords say fluid building up on her brain could delay her rehab. fluid around the site of brain surgery, like giffords, is common. doctors at memorial herman say they have to decide whether a catheter draining the fluid can be removed. or if a permanent shouldn't needs to be inserted. on friday she was transferred from tucson to a facility in houston. meanwhile, accused gunman jared loughner will be arraigned in phoenix tomorrow. in the wake of the tucson tragedy, calls for bipartisan ship are spurring changes at this week's state of the union address. republicans and democrats will sit next to each other. president obama's state of the union address is tuesday night. taking a look at stories making headlines around the world. a missing sailboat with five americans aboard has been located off the philippines. the philippine coast guard says they found the pineapple, which has been reported missing after setting sail for sebu island from guam, a 1400-mile trip. the boat was hit by heavy rains and rough seas. everyone on board is said to be fine. egypt says al qaeda was behind the new year's day suicide bombing that killed christians in alexandria. the government announced they have conclusive evidence that the gaza-based army of islam planned and carried out the attack. five egyptians have been detained with the bombings. tens of thousands of belgians marched calling for the government to form government. politicians have been negotiating a new constitution, trying to iron out autonomy for the dush-speeching and french-speaking communities. still to come at 5:00, the calming power of pets. we'll show you how dogs truly are doctors best friends when it comes to treating patients. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. the family and friends of a 24-year-old south indian woman with cancer are crediting social media with helping them reach potential donors for a bone marrow transplant. sonia ray's family created the pure sonia campaign and have organized 100 blood drives in two weeks. they've used facebook and the internet to publicize her plight. today in san jose, sonia's aunt says the drives are not only helping sonia, but everything who needs marrow transplants. >> my cousin sonia is only 24 years old and she needs a bone marrow transplant to live. we're here educating people and getting them registered to become a potential donor for sonia or anything else that they're a match for. >> making a donation for bone mate or transplant is lot like giving bloot, but the process takes a little longer. donors are treated to entertainment while they go through the process. topping our health watch tonight, dogs may also be a patient's best friend. that is certainly evidence in east coast hospital where therapy dogs put smiles on the faces of very sick patients. nbc's dawn timmeny has the story. >> it's a busy day on the ninth floor at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. but it's not just doctors and nurses who are making their rounds in the neuroscience unit. meet the four-legged staff members, oliver, cayenne, shameus and what they bring to a patient doesn't come in a medicine bottle or an iv. >> i'm feeling fine now that i see a woman's best friend. >> they're the perfect prescription for a smile. vanessa williams was on life support when kayla and her dog oliver stopped in a month ago. kayla said what happened was remarkable. >> the minute i walked in, she opened her eyes, salt up in bed and asked for a piece of paper and write, because she wanted to share her experience with the dog and tell me thank you so much for bringing him in. >> research shows pet therapy can lower a patient's blood pressure and heart rate and has a calming effect. julian, a clinical nurse specialist started the program four months ago. because she knew it could provide something that medicine couldn't -- unconditional love. >> i wanted to do something that didn't use any type of drugs, sedatives, they needed something to relax and go through all of the pain and crises they do every day. it helps them relax and get through their recovery faster. >> this patient suffered a pine injury. this dog is happy to take a treat for his feel-good treatment. >> not to be outdone, oliver was quick to give the young patient some loving, too. >> my dog, a lot. i love my dog. oh. >> i can forget all about like pains and like depressions and everything. i can just see the dogs and i'm smile and happy. >> oliver and the other dogs at the university of pennsylvania hospital are new breed of volunteers, they're registered pet pairthy dogs and they have to go through special training, so they can interact with the patients here safely. >> this pretty pooch is a natural. >> he came here last week for six hours and went strong. and he started again early this morning. so he absolutely loves it. he just kept going and going, seeing lots of patients. >> the pups come for two-hour visitings, and by the time they're high-tailing it out of the hospital, everyone is feeling doggone good. >> it's good for patients, good for the staff. good for the physicians, good for all of us here. we all get a little bit of pet therapy when the dogs are here. >> that was dawn timmeny reporting. let's bring in another dog-lover and meteorologist rob is here. and rob walked in the studio and teased me with the idea of a warm weekend, but one spot in particular, very warm? >> jumping off the charts, salinas, had a record high of 82 degrees. unbelievable for january. you might say these are the dog days of winter around the bay area. 65 around san francisco. in keep in mind the average high for this time of year should be closer to the mid 50s. so this is the equivalent of a january heat wave around the bay area. san jose earlier got up into the low 70s, right now, 66 degrees. a northwest wind at seven miles per hour. hazy skies and for now through the rest of opportunity, we'll be watching for a little bit of patchy fog. 60s around the south bay and santa clara. the temperatures around fair fnd, concord and livermore, drofing into the 50s. that's one of the changes we'll see into the work week. cooler air spilling back into the delta. leading to the winds turning offshore. for the north and east bay valleys, tomorrow's big weather stories, for half of the bay area, we'll be talking about a cooldown in temperatures, from livermore to fairfield and napa. it pushes over towards san rafael tomorrow. temperatures that have been in the 70s in some spots, north and east bay valley, tomorrow we'll see temperatures drop a little bit. upper 50s, low 60s as we get into your monday morning. and we could see some dense fog advisories, out towards the delta and contra costa counties, for monday, inland fog. cool start with 30s and 40s. forecast is still looking very dry by january standards. as you can see on the visible satellite view, not a whole lot happening. the radar view, bone dry and the storms arching off to the north here. this is really what we call a lock pattern. the ridge of high pressure anchored in the west. deep trough through the central plains. and for the bay area now, we're at ten dry days in a row and counting and very likely, we could see the number maybe jump up to 20 straight days of dry weather. so for tomorrow, parts of the south, they still have a chance to get some 70s. 60s and 70s for the south bay. for the north bay, we'll be seeing highs closer to the upper 50s, low 60s for tomorrow. storm track still way off to the north. high pressure locked in. we'll be dry. not only for your work week, but very likely through the end of the month. even into the start of february. so inland fog will be the story tonight it could get thick in spots for napa, concord and fairfield, 30s and 40s for lows tonight. south bay, we'll see temperatures tomorrow close to 70 degrees. upper 60s around san jose. los gatos, close to 70. the numbers toward the tri-valley and livermore, cooling down, thanks for the fog moving in from the east. fairfield and napa, close to 60. wouldn't be spreurprised to see upper 50s around solano county due to the fog. tomorrow highs mostly in the 60s. your seven-day forecast, you can can see the temperatures ramping up a little towards tuesday with a brief taste of i don't offsho, staying dry from now through about this time next weekend at least. >> lawrence joins us to talk about the super bowl. half the super bowl. >> half the super bowl is set, we know the nfc representative. they got it done today at a chilly soldier field in chicago. they'll play indoors on artificial turf. when this comes to super bowl sunday in arlington, texas. today the frozen tundra of sorts. one of our favorites, and a friend to nbc bay area sports is up for one of the area area's most coveted aids wards. plus them twoomen taking grand slam longer than ever before. rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! 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[ chuckles ] good evening, the packers and bears playing for a spot in the super bowl. these two teams have played each other more than any other two teams in nfl history. both franchises have more hall of famers than any other two teams combined. and most important to this conversation today is they have more combined nfl championships than any other two teams. this goes back decades before the first super bowl which grain bay won. the packers trying to get to their fifth super bowl. the bears had been their twice, hosting the pack at soldier field and aaron rodgers came a long way since his days at cal. the controversy today centered around the other quarterback, the bears jay cutler. before the half he threw this interception. would leave the game with an unspecified knee injury. the bears ended up with their third-string quarterback, caleb haney in the game. did he his best to rally the team, but bj raji teped? the way, the nose tackle, with an 18-yard interception touchdown. the packers let the bears hang around but had the game in control the hole way through. especially with cutler on the bench. 21-14 the final. green bay will go for its fourth super bowl win in five appearances. that's two sundays from now. here's aaron rodgers. >> obviously we'd like to played better today. didn't play as well as i wanted to, but we made enough plays on offense to put us in good position to win the game. we would have liked to put more than 14 points on the board, obviously. but we're going to the super bowl. >> here's a fun fact, aaron rodgers has now won as many playoff games on the road with the packers as brett favre. believe it or not. the packers will face either the steelers or jets, kind of looking like the steelers at cowboys stadium in arlington, texas. also, just before the super bowl, the winner of the walter peyton award will be announced, the nfl's man of the year award. and it's essentially an award recognizing excellence on the field and in the community. nnamdi is free agent in off-season. he said on radio not to rule out his return to the raiders, last week raiders owner al davis said this is something the team will work on, but the $17 million a year might bring several players, the vikings madou williams are the other finalists, a very impressive award. the likes of kurt warner and jason taylor have won in past years. here's a winner five hours in the making. the australian open staging the longest match ever. francesca skalon facing is a svetlana kuznetsova. the winter x games are coming, some olympians from past winter games at the event, kelly clark won the women's super pipe and jamie anderson from south lake tahoe captured the snowboard slope style event. and finally at 11:00 p.m., the big time sports sunday warriors-sharks a huge there. we're keeping our eye on the two teams that will be in the super bowl. but we know the packers are going in, the fifth appearance. >> we're going to have two teams to the super bowl. all the talk tomorrow is going to be about one of the losing quarterbacks. the jay cutler story. >> keep this in mind, aaron rodgers, if he could win a super bowl, would have as many super bowl wins as brett favre. lawrence, thank you very much. just ahead, a major archeological find in south america. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. moving moo the work week, i know you're doing a double-take. 60s and 70s again in santa clara valley. and finally, archaeologists in peru say they've found the tomb of an ancient warrior. it was decorated with gold and silver ornaments, experts believe the warrior cam