the city council to consider. >> to offer them a chance to restart their lives here in a welcoming community, no charge to the federal government. no charge to the city of berkeley. >> reporter: berkeley city council members weren't able to comment on the proposal but the city manager is urging the council to take no action, stating federal law currently prohibits the transfer of guantanamo detainees to the u.s. but the proposal is stirring up plenty of debate among residents. >> we've been illegally detaining the people for far too long. president obama has failed on the promise to close guantanamo and so anything we can do to help give these people some sort of humanity they deserve i think is good. >> people let out of guantanamo, quite a few of them, have rejoined terrorist activities. those who have been cleared. i don't think i would like them to be here. >> reporter: marin says they would be carefully screened before being invited. she said many have remarkable backgrounds and have a lot to offer berkeley. >> you would love to have one as a neighbor or i would love to have one as the boyfriend of my granddaughter or something like that. >> reporter: now, the peace and justice commission says that they have already identified a number of organizations that are willing to offer housing and support to the detainees. the city council is set to take up the matter and vote on the resolution at its meeting next tuesday. reporting live in berkeley, i'm jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. we're learning more about a mysterious death in the east bay tonight. police investigating a possible homicide near the oracle arena. someone reported seeing smoke around 1:00 this afternoon from 880. when firefighters arrived, they found a charred body. they're not sure if the victim was a man or a woman. police da say it happened near a homeless encampment. officers are still on the scene near the oakland arena and bringing you information and the latest as we learn more. this is the story getting international attention. and it's happening here in the bay area. a local man said he was sexually abused years ago by the catholic church and now charged with attacking that priest. there he is in court today for a hearing to determine if he should stand trial. police say lynch attacked father lindner last fall. lynch says lindner sexually abused him and his brother decades ago in church camping trips in the santa cruz mountains. the attorney had strong words for the retired priest just minutes ago. >> i find it fascinating that the man kept repeatedly saying to police officers and to everyone that will listen he's not guilty of anyone and hasn't got the courage to show up in the courtroom when he's subpoenaed. >> they accuse the church of covering the crimes and say victims of crimes of decades ago have no way to seek justice since the statute of limb takeses has expired. the widow of a firefighter who died in the line of duty will receive more than $4.5 million. the 2007 house fire killed the firefighter scott desmond of brentwood and matt burton of concord. they sued the firm that called non-emergency lines to report a smoke alarm going off despite the fact they knew there was a fire. they waited ten minutes and sent a truck to the home in flames when the firefighters arrived. two people lived in the home that died in the house and burton and desmond are the first firefighters to die in the line of duty in the county. a teenager has taken the first step to filing a lawsuit against the government agency that's supposed to protect children from exactly that type of abuse. nbc reports the tortured teen wants money and also changes. >> reporter: at a news conference in sacramento, sydney and paul perry said they were filing the lawsuit on behalf of their nephew named adds kyle doe. >> it is a struggle for him because of what happened to him. >> reporter: kyle was repeatedly burned, beaten and chained in this home until two years ago. prior to moving to tracy, kyle lived in sacramento with karen ramirez, a woman to whom kyle's mother signed over custody. >> you can't take children in this country with the handwritten document. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims sacramento child protective services allowed kyle and his half-brother austin to stay with ramirez even after cps received allegations the boys were thin and jaundiced, losing patches of hair and stealing food. >> we were very disappointed in the fact that the very agency that was there to protect kyle failed him. >> reporter: the aunt and uncle say they, too, warned cps but were ignored. his lawyer says this lawsuit will bring to light ongoing problems at cps. kyle's lawsuit seeks damages for among thiother things emotional stress but doesn't specify an amount. >> the city of san francisco and the san francisco archdiocese are locked in a legal battle over more than $20 million. the city says the church owes $20 million in taxes after a transfer of more than 200 properties including mission delo res to different corporate owned. they say it's tax xemplt. a san francisco supreme court judge will decide if the archdiocese has to pay up. would you consider giving back part of your salary? the oakland mayor is doing that and reversing a -- returning 20% of the salary. the newly-elected mayor says times are touch and wants to lead the way and when ron dellums was mayor rerequested and received a pay increase. quan is following the example of jerry brown and declined any pay raises as mayor. let's look outside right now. many of us enjoying the weather for weeks now it seems but that may soon change. we need the rain. clouds coming in, jeff? >> jeff tracking the rain details. >> the clouds coming in and a lack of rain we are seeing is larger issue here than we're just not getting storms developing. it is happening on the pacific and just not seeing it over the bay area. look at this. in december in san jose, over three inches of rainfall. since january 1st, over 35 days, all we have had is less than an inch of rain in the south bay. that's where we need it the most right now. why is it so dry here? not only in california but for a good part of the southwest, it all has to do with the larger pattern of la nino. cooler pacific waters equalling less storm development out here and then combine in the storm track. it's continuing to shift to the north producing dry weather in the west. that's also coincidentally why the storms in the east coast so strong because the storm pattern has to flip at some point and it has been across the southeast, even today with heavy snow and the east coast with the major storms. so, since july 1st of 2010, we have had anywhere from five to 11 inches of rainfall and right now the south bay and san jose needs rain the most. they're only at 69% of normal. coming up, we'll tell you when this latest storm we're tracking out in the pacific right there you can see it when that's going to arrive in my forecast. >> see you in a few minutes. oakland residents outraged by the gang injunction will band tomorrow together in court set to appear as a case management hearing to discuss the injunction naming 15 gang members and covering nearly 100 blocks of north oakland. critics contend the year-old injunction is too costly and didn't reduce crime in the area. a gang injunction is a court-ordered restraining order preventing known gang members from gathering in certain areas and taking part in certain activities. some employees at bart are going back to school this week. the agency says it's trying to train its police force and other employees to become more community oriented and responsive to the people they serve. bart faced strong criticism after a bart officer shot and killed a passenger oscar grant in 2009. the agency said it's trying to recommends reorganize the force. administrators say the classes of this beak will help them learn problem-solving skills to make bart safer. >> we take a step back and really assess what's going on and reach out to other resources. we have a better chance of making a problem go away. >> what we're trying to do is engage everybody at bart, the administrative staff, the operation staff, everybody has a stake in making bart safe. >> more than 300 officers will go through the training. along with some administrators. the transit agency serves some 350,000 riders a day. there's a remarkable story out of san jose with a 2-year-old boy stuck in his father's truck. >> it's good at the end here. the 2-year-old got the finger stuck inside the wall of a dad's truck. today, daniel showing us where the boy put the arm playing yesterday. he got it stuck up to the elbow. dad tried everything from butter to vaseline and mom called 911. >> poor little guy. >> and then the firefighters responded. they cut out part of the truck and took the boy to the e.r. with the metal still stuck around his finger. take a listen. >> something like this before so somebody in the hospital mentioned, well, i don't know what to do. but firefighters -- i thought they were going to try to cut his finger or something to get the swelling down. but the firefighters were able to get it. >> wow. well, the boy's smiling as you can see. thumb's up for everyone. fingers up there. surgeons used a special saw to release the swollen finger. the boy is doing just fine tonight and a story to tell for a lifetime. >> proud of that little finger. still ahead, a landing that made history to a california courtroom, where pilot sullenberger is suing his realtor. a big launch today and what it means for your tech needs. living in a danger zone. there's a lot of red on a new fault line which maps the bay area. how you can find out if there's a fault in your front yard. celebrities are out for the old whiskey run. that can only meanbueb we're livebeach. f we're live from the lodge coming up. okay. do you have one yet? >> not yet. >> neither do i. >> i feel lame about it, actually. >> get one soon. might be the coolest gadgets out there yet. the sleek tablets. big business. everyone wants a slice of that pie. hp taking a crack at it. >> do they have what it takes to turn people from the ipad? scott is here with the first look at it. >> hey, guys. another choice for you out there. this is a very luke racrative a dominated for apple for a year now. now a peek at what hp has in store. good news. you have a new solid choice shopping for a tablet. >> this is the hp touchpad. >> reporter: and with that, hp joins the tablet wars, launching its ten-inch touchpad into a scrum with apple and google. web an all sorts of multimedia come with the hp offering which mixes in the palm web operating system hp bought last year. >> one of the best screen experiences on the market with a high resolution 9.7-inch capacity display. the screen is beautiful, bright and viewable from any angle. >> reporter: the touchpad joins two new phones from hp with the palm web os trying to give hp a boost with tech-hungry consumers snatching up phones and tablets from other silicon valley companies. right now, we are applying the full force, the full capability of our innovation and our skill to a set of products that are the building blocks in a long-term strategy. >> reporter: not likely to be an ipad killer but similar to apple's tablet meaning more competition and more choices for you. now, one thing we don't yet know is how much the new product will cost. the company isn't saying. the tablet and two phones out by summer. diane, we have seen the latest of hp and the android, guys. now time for apple to show us what it has for the next ipad. >> the one that came up with that in the first place, huh? thanks. nearly 400 unemployed flight attendants will be back in the sky this summer. they'll be rehired for air traffic. the airline said the recall notices could go out next monday to 147 senior attendants. spokesman said the company was able to rehire the attendants because of an increased demand for international routes. retired pilot and danville residents is known as the hero of the hudson but now he's getting a new title. plaintiff they're suing a bank and a realtor alleging fraud and civil conspiracy. the couple claims they overpaid buying a retail building in paradise for $935,000. six years later, their own appraiser concluded the property overpriced by some $200,000. the broker tells the santa rosa press democrat the original valuation was accurate but the bank and sullenbergers are not commenting. >> okay. i won't xhentd either. we have been smiling for decades. the annual dose of hollywood when the stars come to us and visit. >> the annual golf turn wmt the playful celebrity pro-am. we are there in the heart of the action. how does it work? we're usually down there with you. did we do something wrong here? >> kicked out. >> actually, you know what? asking about you right now inside the tap room at the lodge. they say things aren't as rowdy this year without you. i don't know what they mean about that. you mention kevin costner, andy garcia, some celebrities that came back and the crowds were waiting. the set was picturesque for the celebrities. how could it not be? we are talking about pebble beach. >> this is where god waits for tea times. >> reporter: this is where the stars come by invitation only and the star watchers follow. >> kevin costner, kenny g, michael bolton. >> reporter: they battle it out for five holes and known as the whiskey run and on the 18th bunker it was kevin costner's kids that took over the sand. so it was dad that showed the domestic side and pulled out the rake. >> what was that about? >> that was about ten minutes worth of raking. >> reporter: no matter the tough questions thrown at the stars, it all came back to the backd p backdrop, the setting, the golf course at pebble beach. >> this is a good place for us and when it -- when it shows off like this with the weather, we all know what we're talking about when we say this place is beautiful. >> reporter: and the winners of today's celebrity shootout, clay walker and michael bolton taking home $19,000 for their favorite charities. some noticeable no-shows, of course, tiger woods. not been here in eight years. he doesn't like the greens or the six-hour rounds and george lopez was mysterious absent from the celebrity shootout and he did get the bad press last year because of his interactions with the crowd, not as jovial last year. he is on the roster for tomorrow. we'll wait and see. i hear that you still have a tabitha's open in the tap room. what should i tell them? >> take care of that for me and just put it on diane's card. >> i have it covered for you. >> exactly. >> thanks a lot, david. >> what a beautiful day out there. such a beautiful place. we got jeff checking out the weather around here and it's going to change a little bit, huh? >> eventually. that's the key here. we are looking at a change here in the next seven-day period. for tonight, the status quo. clear skies. no fog here. out towards san francisco with another spectacular sunset out here. watch as we put it in motion over the past half hour. the sunsetting back behind the north bay hills and brilliant with yellows and oranges and the sunset tonight.ño' meanwhile, the temperatures on the cooler side. near the average temperatures. 59 in liverpool. 64 for the high in napa. 61 in san francisco. a far cry from that record heat of this weekend where temperatures in the 70s and low 80s in the north bay. currently dropping off to 56 in livermore. 60 in napa. clear skies aid in a cold night for us tonight and fog free conditions for the coastline, as well. let's get a look. high pressure still at the sur far offshore and keeps us dry 24 to 72 hours and however there's a pattern shift to look at about 5,000 miles out. way out here towards hawaii. that's where the pattern looks to break here into early next week and subtropical moisture into the seven-day forecast. starting off tomorrow, cold in the mid-30s for the east and south bay and low 30s possible in the north bay and patchy frost for you there and then 11:00 a.m., cooler side with low to mid-50s for thursday. a very rare storm moving through the southeast with snow close to atlanta. the updated forecast coming up in minutes. >> very good. thank you very much. still ahead, the rough and tumble world of roller derby for little girls. why some saying the bruising sport is great for their daughters. >> check that out. plus history-makers in the making. meet young man going fromonbr tontohix wouhe hndte abrseow n ople to get involved. in so far they have been remarkable stories. we are teaming up with web partner to profile 100 african-americans who are trail blazers. >> the list is the grio's 100 making the list this year michael blake. we have the story. >> has not sunk in yet. >> reporter: at 28 years old, michael blake is already living out his dream. as a director of african-american outreach at the white house he makes sure the concerns of the community are heard by the obama administration. >> i realize that every day that i'm here that people think about i didn't think i would ever see this moment and so now that they have this moment we need to realize some of their dreams in that moment. >> reporter: a job blake takes seriously because every time he steps inside the white house he remembers the humble beginnings. >> my family, family from the bronx, and, you know, we had, you know, tough times. you know? i remember when we were younger, you know, my mom would sell, you know, saturday dinners to have enough money to pay rent. >> reporter: blake became the first in his family to graduate from college but says the game-changing moment in his life came five years ago, picked to attend then senator barack obama's first ever yes, we can, political training program after graduating and campaigning in eight states he was chosen by president obama as success in iowa. >> whether it be health care or the recovery act or all of the things to do this year, you know, innovation and education, it's those moments like election night, moments in the past reminded people we're with you. >> reporter: looking back, blake says being honored is one of the most rewarding. >> the language was not top 100 people. it was history-makers in the making. which means we have more work to do. >> reporter: to make sure the white house says open and accessible to the public, michael blake says he is a big advocate of social media and using celebrities to tweet updates and key accomplishments from the administration. as for what's next for blake, he says possibly the most important job yet. making sure president obama gets re-elected in 2012. nbc news, washington. >> he's 28 years old. you can learn more about history makers in the making right now online and watch the "today" show starting at 4:30. just ahead, a website you have to be safe. the new map that will tell you if your home is sitting on a major earthquake damage zone. san francisco dishes up an incentive to keep twitter in town. will it be enough to keep the giant to move to a new neighborhood not known as very social? top spot for stem cell inse op research and insidthe lab that opened today.th year after year. r wallet feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. anything to help living in an earthquake zone, looking for clues or insight to help prepare for the worst. >> for the first time you can look at a set of maps showing where the active fault lies and exactly how close they are to your home all online and we have more. tracy? >> reporter: well, diane, we are standing here at skyline elementary school in daly city and standing right in the middle of an earthquake fault @zone. now, if you take a look at the maps online you will see that this particular fault line known for fissures and cracks and it's some information to look up on your computer. starting today, you can type in any california address and find out where your home sits in relation to active fault zones determined by a historic and groundbreaking set of maps. the california geological study made the maps available online to the general public. it shows just how close this glen court area in pacifica is to a fault zone. >> i think it's a good idea so you know -- you know, where we were like i can see how close we were and how strong it would hit us. >> reporter: the act signed into law by governor ronald reagan in 1972 was the result of a study of fault zones commissioned in the wake of the 1971 san fernando valley earthquake. the act required for property owners disclose that their property lies within the zones defined on the maps before selling. realtors have been using the maps for decades. now the information realtors provide in disclosure packages to potential buyers is even more comprehensive with fault zone information and ground zones. real store alison says the packages sometimes caused buyers new to the bay area to be wary. >> those of us from the bay area and certainly the state of california are very familiar and chances are we have felt an earthquake and a lot of people have the feeling of, i'm going to buy a house in the area. i understand the earthquakes are a part of life. >> reporter: now, if you'd like to take a look at the maps you just go to nbcbayarea.com and check under earthquake maps. tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, tracy. twitter is outgrowing the headquarters in san francisco. and finding out tonight what the city is willing to offer to the hot social networking company and others to stay put. mayor and board of supervisors are offering a six-year payroll tax exemption on new jobs for businesses in the city's mid market neighborhood, the part of town from market to 11th streets and an area of the tenderloin, as well. city officials hope it boosts job creation and spruce up what used to be the grand boulevard. it's now popular with politicians who fear the businesses will hold the city hostage for more tax breaks. twitter has no comment on the idea just yet. in washington, d.c., can they get along? at least enough to make progress. spending cuts and the economy on the menu at the white house today as the president welcomes speaker boehner and other top republicans. both sides emerged from the lunch date optimistic and realistic. the gop spending propoem slashes for more than $3pioñ billion. they want to cut funding to things like environmental protection agency, food safety inspection, nutrition help for low-income pregnant women and children and perhaps amtrak. next week, the president will unveil his budget plan and the republican plan should reach the house floor. a successful bill is needed to keep funding the government past march 4th. mourners buried van pow in southern california today. dozens of supports and family members followed after a six-day funeral in fresno. he led a secret army backed by the cia. thousands of supporters fled to the u.s. saying they were persecuted. the family requested to bury him as a hero in arlington national cemetery but the pentagon rejected that idea because limited number of spaces. he died at the age of 81 pneumonia. in egypt, a tourism industry that's now been crippled and the tough talk continues from egypt's newly-appointed vice president. ron allen reports from cairo. >> reporter: it's the end of day 16 here in cairo and the protesters seem reenergized. they had a huge crowd out in the square yesterday a. lot of enthusiasm and today the protests seem to be spreading. across the country, there are reports of government workers, factory workers, others, striking at the jobs demanding better pay and working conditions. this is all part of what's become a broad social and economic and political movement across this country now, workers, protesters, others stepping for rights. >> i want hosni mubarak to leave us. we want to choose our leader. and we want freedom. we all here want freedom. >> reporter: at the same time, the government is digging in heels a bit firm, as well. the vice president been saying and sending signals that the government is starting to run out of patience with the protesters saying they won't tolerate much longer. signals of the government they may be running out of patience and the protesters pushing this until president resigns. back to you. all right. back home in the bay area, the new stem cell building officially opened today. the $123 million building home to 25 of the top stem cell labls in the united states. clinical trials already under way to help test stem cells of conditions in children. >> if we're successful in showing that the cells make mylin there will be other disorders that will emerge as diseases that could be considered for further such clinical studies. >> the center by the way funded with state and private money because no federal money was used to build the facility, the research immune to federal restrictions on stem cell research. still ahead, this is no gimmick and you have to be tough. we'll take you inside the bay area roller derby league giving young girls a strong dose of self esteem along with the occasional bruise. >> yeah. a couple of bruises. blue may be the new green with envy. >> lots of good stuff coming up. it may have felt cool but it's where we should be. san francisco at 61. san jose at 63. going to be a cold one tonight, especially for those of you in the east bay. we are talking about mid-30s as we head into tomorrow morning anmy up in minutes. coming up in minutes. mi if you're looking for sexy on the next vacation, you don't have to travel very far. orbi orbitz.com says san francisco is the country's sexiest city. l.a. is a distant fifth. poll participants says san francisco has it going on with restaurants. we know that. we have the wine country, thriving night life. cool scenes of movies made here and celebrity residents including clint eastwood and robin williams. but the survey also proved beauty is in the eye of the beholder. more than a third of respondents wanted different city choices than those provided by oshrbitz valentine's day a big business and there's one trend overshadowing all others. >> well, yeah. can you guess what it is? 30 years ago a royal engagement set off a flurry of interest in the blue sapphire ring to diana spencer. their son gave it to his future bride and jewelers hope to cash in yet again. the difference is the internet, that's where i was going with it, jane wells reports. >> reporter: the announcement in november put a blue ring around the rosy jewelry business. >> the industry was shocked. >> reporter: prince women's choice of a blue sapphire set off a storm of searches for similar rings online. >> throughout the holiday season then we saw about a 25% increases in searches for sapphire engagement rings. >> reporter: this chart shows how searches for blue sapphire engagement ring shot up in november on google. how to cash in? google alerted advertising partners selling jewelry online and quickly began creating tie-ins. eves addiction.com with a knockoff for 56 bucks and using google tools to have images on celebrity and fashion websites. blue nile began to change the key search words. >> we started looking for words that we wouldn't normally use like royal wedding or kate middleton or princess sapphire. >> reporter: blue nile says blue sapphire sales up 40% from a year ago. the stones are less expensive than diamonds. blue nile is selling a 3 carat for $7,500 and then this baby. >> it's bigger than her ring. hers is reported at 18 carats. this is actually 20 carats an it's $130,000. >> reporter: one of a kind and, honey, it's still available. jane wells, cnbc los angeles. >> yeah. it's still available for that kind of price. i bet it is. all right. we have sports. wow. we got everyone down south at the pebble beach. >> a lot of familiar faces. celebrity shootout is what it is and a fashion choice being made at pebble. plus, keep an eye out for a south bay native who's a pga rookie. going to stanford. the sharks, stepping up big time trying to make it five straight wins. sports are coming up. welcome back a. question for you. would you want your daughter or son for that matter to hang out with girls with nicknames of kid vicious or death by doll face? >> depends on what it means. >> kind of cool. >> yeah. chris sanchez has a look at why parents think it's within of the best things to happen to their little girls. >> it's all real hitting, real falls. none of it is staged. >> roller derby is not for sissies. >> when you're skating going that fast and bumping into each other, it's a pretty rough sport. >> reporter: rough, especially for girls as young as 7 and no older than 17. >> sometimes it's great being small and another thing is i can get through cracks and things and then small i can duck. so i can get through. >> reporter: getting through a pack of eight hip-checking girls is how they score points in a bout. this is video from the helmet camera on sunshine, aka sunny destroyer. >> i have gotten a lot tougher, like, because i used to cry a lot and stuff. >> i have seen them take falls where i know before derby i would have had to run out there, pick them up and carry them off and now they're jumping back on their feet as quick as they can and getting back in the pack. >> reporter: maybe because it's tough to cry with these names or maybe it's something else. >> when they're on the rink, they're a different person. all the other stuff at school is left behind. and they don't have to bring it with them on the rink. >> reporter: when this 11-year-old g-force started six months ago she could hard stand up and skate. now -- >> people thought i was shy. >> her teacher at the last parent/teacher conference told us she's come out of her shell and her teacher actually says, i think it's because of derby. >> reporter: 30 girls train with the junior roller derby from santa cruz, morgan hill, different schools, different ages. thinking drama, you're wrong. >> i have made a lot of friends. >> it is something that, you know, it is all our own and something that, you know, i don't know that anybody else i crave it. it's something like i need to skate. something to help me through the day. >> reporter: and through some of the bumps and scrapes that come with growing up. nbc bay area news. >> very nice. when they first started the roller girls it was the junior program, they were just hoping to get enough girls to sign up to cover the costs a. year later, they now have a waiting list. now to grow, they need more sponsors. go to svrollergirls.com if you think you can help. >> kind of fun. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. beat them up a little bit along the way. might throw my daughter into that to give it a try. >> what do you got, jeff? rain in the forecast here? >> yeah. eventually. some floors good for roller derby in here. maybe a tournament sometime in maybe not. look at the conditions we have out here in oakland. 55 right now in the sunsetting. clear skies. no fog in sight. back toward the coastline, fog free. the winds died down a lot from this time yesterday, as well. you know, felt cool out there but actually this is where we should be this time of year. low 60s right up the peninsula into san francisco and temperatures dropping fast with clear skies. 50 in livermore and also upper 40s right around walnut creek at this hour. current headlines do show clear and cold conditions tonight with temperatures down into the 30s. we'll stay sunny and dry thursday and yes, rain coming back into our seven-day forecast. we have to look out here several thousand miles for our next chance for rainfall. way out towards hawaii. subtropical moisture to break through this dry pattern we were stuck in. high pressure offshore keeping it cool 48 hours and also dry and what will that mean for the north bay throughout tonight? it is going to be cold as we talked about with temperatures in the 30s in our next chance of rain coming as we head into monday and also tuesday's forecast. looks like a pretty decent storm system at this time. 36 in the east bay to start off at 6:00 a.m. temperatures near 50 and plenty of mid to upper 30s expected for the south bay into tomorrow morning. for the south bay, starting off and into the afternoon, low to mid-60s here for san jose. 63 in dublin and 62 in livermore and the peninsula, mid-60s heading into our thursday. all right. 63 in concord. 64 in napa and temperatures in the north bay expected to be in the low to mid-60s with 66 in santa rosa. the rain to come from thousands of miles away out here hawaii, it once again not getting here until monday afternoon with a chance of showers and into tuesday and also another day of rain we have added in to wednesday. finally, going to be getting here. >> we will need it. >> yes, we do. >> thank you, jeff. > saving the pro-am teeing off at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, the tours were out today with some practice rounds while stars took part in the annual celebrity shootout. beautiful day along the 17-mile drive and we learned anything we know anything from "tin cup" kevin costner loves golfing and grooming. some stars are better than others. ray romano is a fixture with a 17 handicap and kenny g pony tail flowing is a scratch golfer. he will be with maury povich. they have said it's the history that brings them back year to year. not the golf game. now it's also the fashion. wearing orange and black all week to celebrate the world champion giants. >> well, they're my team. they're my team since i was a little boy. so, we all waited 56 years. since i'm 55, i wanted to celebrate with a lot of people in the crowd here. tomorrow i'm going to play at pebble with another giants' full regalia. >> circle the wagons. a pros to keep tabs on is joseph bramlin. we caught up with him this past summer at pebble beach playing at an amateur at the u.s. open. this week, he's playing with a group that's uniquely silicon valley. joining him starting tomorrow on the pebble course is jerry yang and scott mcnilly. he joined the tour this year with fanfare becoming the second player of african-american descent currently on the tour. the other, of course, is tiger woods. who's not at pebble this week and instead in dubai for the desert classic teeing off tomorrow. woods ranked number three in the world and as you would expect saying the right things about the motivation. he wants to get back on top and he is in dubai not just for appearance fee but to win. >> if i'm in the event, it is to win. that's just plain and simple. i don't always win. i certainly lost a lot more tournaments than i have won but, you know, it is just -- it's the goal every week you tee it up and that doesn't change. >> some hockey now. the sharks shut out the capitals last night and blasted out of d.c. to face the columbus blue jackets tonight coming in with a four-game win streak. down 2-0 after the first period. the sharks screaming back. this is the equalizer. the second goal as a shark. the assists. and then third period, another nail biter here. the game winner, though, picked up by patrick marlo. 20th of the season. the sharks take it 3-2 and now they move their five-game win streak to new jersey for a game friday against the devils. the denver nuggets in oakland to face the warriors. anthony and the elbows which depending on who you want to believe could join the lakers or stay put in denver with the extension. the latest is considering a three-year extension with the nuggets the if he's not traded. finally tonight, the post super bowl fallout included all kinds of controversy. a class-action lawsuit by the fans denied seats they paid for and the aguilera gaffe and we're finding out how much it cost taxpayers. $450,000 for a flyover no one saw inside the stadium because the roof was closed. >> what was up with that? >> seven seconds of video. we feel that we should keep playing over and over to get the money's worth. christina should feel better. her mistake was free. finally, comprehensive coverage of every bay area team on comcast sports net. that's sports net central every night at 10:30. full 30 minutes of the teams you care about. go deep with sports net central. every night at 10:30. bay area. >> have you not thought that the roof would be closed? >> they did. they knew people outside in the rain. >> maybe -- >> they knew the air force spending all this -- jerry jones did this. th. right. s >> we're back in a moment. r coming up tonight at 11:00, if you had a billion dollars to give to people in california? where would you want it to go? why's the state poised to spend $1 billion on death row? find out tonight at 11:00 after "law & order." first for volcano experts in the united states. the gigantic volcano under yellowstone national park is rising at a rate never seen before. it's right under old faithful and the famous lodge there. scientists say there's no reason to believe it will blow any time soon. that's good. they have been known to rise and fall over time and you can see the study in the december edition of "the journal called geo his call research letters" and if you haven't been there, get to see it. >> phenomenal video. buffalo there. >> i saw it. >> bison. american bison. i learned this in montana when i worked there. >> thanks for joining us. >> you didn't know i knew that, did you? 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