you are looking at a 13 minute ride from 795 to 95. that's a look at your time saver traffic. over to you. >> and we're 15 minutes from away from 7:00. it was over the internet. a clip of how bad the streets can be. a tourist is beat robbed and strip. and one of the robbers will be in court to leash her fate. we have the story this morning. >> reporter: and see will be in it is the same place she was involved in the crime she is being sentenced for. >> and back in march. and the whole thing was videotaped and went viral on line. and a woman is seen beating the victim with a shoe. it show as man being beaten and robbed. people were so enraged here and they received enough tips to identify the suspect and bring them in. and they have been sentenced at 9:30. she is expected to receive up to three years in prison. >> the heartbreaking pain of losing a child brought dozen of people together last night a special vigil will be held at the stat guard of hope. one that opened in may is the first in maryland. they are dedicated to children who pass aid way at any age. cindy hughes lost

the pep rally has to get everybody excited for the craft fight hunger bowl at at&t park. some 33,000 tickets have been sold for the game between arizona state and navy. this is the only bowl game devoted to a cause. for every ticket sold a meal will be donated to the san francisco meal bank. >> with that kickoff most of the rain will probably be out of here but still a little chilly. >> its going to be a cool winter day and it's chilly this morning. we have the breeze blowing, that means a wind chill effect going on in most cases because most of us in the 40s this morning. mostly cloudy skies and still a little soggy in some cases, giving you a live look at the overcast. right through and around -- we continue with the clouds, by the afternoon partly cloudy and sun. a look at storm tracker two. i have the time l aps e. three hours, the last three this is what has moved through the area, waking up with slick roads still in most cases and we still have light rainfalling along highway 101. monterey street, san martin. this is the end of the system as it continues its trek. w

napa river at st. helena, and also napa river at napa, flood warning currently at 11.2'. could be just right around flood stage tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. heaviest rain moves movement youth i will let you know when it moves in across the entire bay area and how much rain you can expect in your neighborhood. recent rains have created a mess at rohner park. a vier sent us these pictures. as you can see the water wait is clogged with mud, tree branches and debris. the public works department says that the county is responsible for this clean-up r. bun person was injured whey roofer collapsed during heavy rain at the roseville galleria shopping mall. the roof fell near the entrance of the jc penney store and cheesecake restaurant. pg&e says it has crewed on standby ready for any power outages that come during the next round of wet weather. meanwhile there is still 250 outages across the bay area. more than half of those are in the south bay. pg&e says it's ready to respond to any desruptions. >> travelers going through san francisco airport faced delay because of low visibil

one reported at sycamore valley, blocking lanes and south at 680 right at south mission that accident blocking the roadway. and traffic very light. we're not seeing any delays as you approach the scene. chp is there so some flashing lights, expect that happen along 680. westbound side, slow and go. business as usual. 29 minutes as you work your way toward 680. limited visibility due to the fog once you hit the dublin interchange. 880. very nice. southbound clear as you head toward hayward: only a 16 minute ride. and 101 through south bay. we are seeing a few brake lights, no accidents but the morning commute getting busy through there. no delays through downtown san jose. guadalupe parkway checking in problem free this morning. >>> i think the main weather concern this morning if you're headed out the door, in the valley, a neat live shot starting out in the embarcadero, doesn't that look peaceful, very quiet, early on. i think that's going to stay that way into the afternoon. 37 degrees santa rosa. they're reporting fog. visibility less than a quarter mile in livermore. we are planni

at the cancer center. radiologist on col just dr. david salinger, said she was a vital member of his team. >> really starting out in her career, and her career was helping to save lives. she's a vital part of the whole treatment program with radiation therapy, really the technical backbone. >> reporter: she balanced her commitment to work with being mother of a 2-year-old. she also has an extended family in india. >> she touched everone in a very good way. >> reporter: the driver of the truck that caused the accident suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no crashes have been filed. the collision happened at 5:15 last night. anyone who witnessed the crime is asked to call 410-386-3000. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> state police are investigating another deadly crash, and nancy jane panko went off the road and her car overturned. 25 was shut down for about two hours. >>> we have a dramatic rescue. the joppa magnolia fire company rescued a person after the car went off the road. firefighters used a hook and la

the gusts have been strong eb at times -- stronger at times. mt. diablo, taking the cake. 58-mile-an-hour gusts reported there earlier this morning. as we head to the sierra, we've got a solid moderate line of rain heading into the foothills. and the snow line remains about blue canyon. it will fluctuate throughout the oakland right now we're seeing a mix of rain and snow. the farther north you go, the lower the snow levels. redding had a rain/snow mix this morning. this system is the parent low that will continue to send rain our way. we have three systems in a matter of three days. still two in the pipeline. here is your noontime. we're looking at scattered showers for the afternoon. as beget into the evening hours, maybe you have a holiday party or shopping, you will need the umbrella. tomorrow morning in the overnight showers, we'll begin to see the next steady bout of rain. by the time we get going in the cloning -- morning 8:00, 9:00, it will taper off to showers. saturday looks not 250 bad and sunday we wake up with -- not too bad and sunday

we've started to take a look at that and will continue to look at that in the next phase of design with our funding request today. but essentially, we've looked at all three options, all bridge replacement options would require a temporary short term closure of access through the area for construction staging. what we'll continue to look at and we've looked at a couple options including the building and connector road first, we'll continue to look at what the different options in terms of how those projects are staged and scheduled. our goal will be to minimize that closure to within the period of the jerrold avenue bridge closure. that was about in the 3 to 6 month range. we'll looking careful in this next phase at exactly how we can reduce that closure as much as possible. also heard from the community feedback on the designs we presented and looking at that connector road as well as the berm. we've gotten dpw and cal train committed to incorporate landscaping to enhance both those projects. lastly, we have heard consistently from the community, the importance of incorporating a local

first as we do at this time, look at oil. we're going to be live at the cme with the why coming up next. dennis: more on breaking news egypt, 50,000 protesters, and reports that president morsi left the palace due to the protesters, and protesters broke through the police lines, but pulled back when riot police used tear gas. that might be what prompted the president to leave. they are protesting the declaration of the president giving himself unrestricted powers. to heck with the new constitution and all of that. stocks every 15 minutes. cheryl: phil flynn in the cme, and sandra smith watching gold drop, by the way, and annie -- and nicole on the floor. >> the major averages not too far off the unchanged line. we have seen accelerated selling in the last 15 minutes, and now down over a half of 1%, and dow jones down 10 points right now, not a big move, and names weighing on the dow, names like mcdonalds and home depot, and the fear index to the upside. there's a lot of concerns pertaining to washington and the fiscal cliff.

>> we were at the order of 8%, now we're at 5% or 6%. bear in mind this is at a 20% volatility easily. so it's a relatively big contribution to our clients' risk profile. >> we'll leave it there. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> well, wpp may be the largest advertising and consult iing company in the world, but ceo's martin sorrell says he has some regrets about what he didn't enter in 2012. >> it toughened up as we started the year. having done 4% fft fist quarter, we were feeling optimistic and we said it would be better than 4% at the end of the year. from then on, it started to go down. we had 3% growth like for like excludeing acquisitions. interestingly, we got into quarteritis which is companies seemed to be looking at quarters instead of calendar years. there was a finite limit to what companies could do in terms of reducing costs and they would have to focus more on the top line. that proved to be very true because a number of companies missed the top line forecast. so in october, however, we saw a bit of a recovery from q3. an

but maybe he's at the fire house. i looked at the casualty list and her son was on it. >> reporter: and people continue flocking to newtown where they shuffle through a growing memorial. candles and angel figure reaps greeting them. there are layers upon layers stacked high. some sopping wet. students who returned to school say they didn't get much work done but talked about the terrible events of last friday. in newtown, connecticut, jennifer davis, fox news. >> at least one major national retailer suspending the sale of rifles in the stores in the wake of the school shooting. a gun shop in virginia says sales have increased since the tragedy friday. john hanrahan has the latest. >> reporter: dick's sporting goods has temporarily suspended the sale of sporting rifles from its stores. the private equity group that owns the maker of bush master rifles is getting out of that business. since the school shootings on friday morning in connecticut, many people are buying guns. how much are sales up? ballpark? >> 150%. >> re

least remember how much fun it is to write. >> rose: a look at the economy and a look at the movies when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with an assessment of the u.s. and global economy, all eyes remain on efforts to avoid the fiscal cliff deadline on january 1st, when automatic spending cuts and tax increases are set to take hold. there is growing optimism on capitol hill that a deal could come soon, yesterday president obama said he would be willing to lower his revenue goal and tax increases at 400,000 instead of 250,000 per household. >> john boehner said he developed a backup plan to avert year-end tax increases if the negotiations with president obama stalls, this occurs in the backdrop of an economic that is bettering on housing and employment data, the global economy continues fragile with the european debt crisis and china i in in. >> rogoff is a professor of public policy and economics at harvard, he is a coauthor of the

we're live at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. >> parents held their children very tight today and here at the cathedral, special area has been set aside for parishioners to pray for the newtown victims. at morning mass here, this special prayer was written for the victims of newtown. a parishioner had players already planned. >> today is the day to pray, especially for all of the people that were massacred, and for the families. >> the monsignor is the pastor of st. mary's and says people have come to mass not just to pray but to try to make sense of the evil that occurred. >> and seeking to find consolation in the promise and hope of a god who feels with us and longs to help us. ♪ >> at glide memorial church, they did what it does best, helped its congregation celebrate life while recovering from the sorrow of the tragedy. the church was filled to standing room on and says the response to this event is incredible. >> never seen it touched like this. never seen it touched communities and indiv

that's a look at weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the japanese government says 49 highway tunnels will be inpicked immediately in the wake of a deadly accident. investigators say missing bolts may have caused concrete ceiling slabs to fall on cars in a highway tunnel killing nine people. yesterday's accident happened deep inside a three-mile-long tunnel about 50 miles west of tokyo. >>> we have got a warning on our next story the video may be disturbing for young children. a california magician suffered serious burns during a tv appearance in the dominican republic. here it is. cameras were rolling last week when the tv show host pours flammable cologne on the comedian. and that does burst into flames. it's not clear why the host doused hutchins with the liquid or what ignited it. much inis in the hospital. he says the host's actions were completely unexpected and he considers it a criminal act. he is still recovering. >>> ford motor company recalling thousands of cars because of a fire hazard on two of

no help at all. history the dollar was so weak the dollar still cannot manage, but what is this about? >> i know you love and we dip. liz: i think it is fascinating to watch, which truly is. >> yesterday the dollar was lower, today the dollar is higher. the dollar was pretty strong today. i agree with him about it being sensitive, but i think there is uncertainty. we are not really doing anything. we are waiting for what is going to happen. liz: what about the rumors of hedge fund liquidation? that is basically what we have had the past couple of days read a real shock factor. something had to have happened. >> unfortunately i am not privy to that, but if i had a nickel every time i heard about it moving the market, i would have a lot of nickels. liz: a lot of nickels and not a lot of gold. looking at the dollar as well, we saw it slightly weaker today. what popped out to you? >> when you look at the back and forth a little bit weaker than higher, commodities across the board really being down for th

holly batista was at the mall at the time this all began to develop. she's on the phone with us now. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> describe for me what you saw and what you know about all this. >> i was in the macy's, which is actually opens directly into the food court area. i was just shopping for my daughter. and you know, i heard what i thought sounded like firecrackers. unfortunately, you know, those were gunshots. the next thing i saw was people ducking and, you know, running towards exits and screaming, there's somebody shooting. so multiple children around. everybody was really just working to help each other get out. and while that was happening all i could hear was gunshots continuing. >> did you see anything, did you see anyone on the ground, did you see a shooter? >> i did not. fortunately, i did not. like i said, the only thing i saw were people ducking. i didn't see anybody who may have been injured. but no i did not. i was really no cussed on getting out and making sure people around me did as well. >> how many people were with you

is currently at 26-and-a-half. that's a- the national weather warning remains in effect on rest of the day today. residents and businesses in the area were advised to monitor river levels receding. the city has closed veterans memorial park, the preserve park and trancas crossing park until further notice. thousands of nurses will nine bay area hospitals. negotiated labor contracts and improvements in patient care protections. such as staffing levels, health officials want to reduce the number of paid sick days for nurses and technicians, while eliminating health care coverage for those who week. the 49ers. fresh off a patriots last week ran in to a three-headed monster in quarterback russell wilson threw four touchdowns, running back marshawn lynch defense kept colin from ever getting going. the seattle seahawks clinched a spot in the nfc wilson's touchdowns put him cal's lynch added 111 yards rushing and a 24-yard td run sherman returned a block interception for the kaepernick and the 49ers noise echoing around f

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you look at a crowd, and you look at who's looking at us. why are they looking at us? are they planning what our schedule is? are they moving around depending on where we go? or are they looking at meredith just out of curiosity, they want to be there, a piece of history? so, again, training -- it was on-the-job training. has anybody in the military, in the audience here, have anybody served in the military? please, your hands? so few of us left these days. you just throw a second lieutenant into the pool, and if he survives, he survives. if not, bring on another one. they're expendable. so, again, i picked sharpshooters, i picked military policemen who were veterans and had some degree, i felt some degree of performance professionally; self-control, self-restatement, no trigger-happy, no incidences. this was an important event in the eyes of the world around these soldiers, and so luckily i picked the right ones and at an event in memphis the night before that very few units had to undergo was we were separated by the blacks. blacks had to step back the night before w

others occur at the square at 5 carolyn tyler 30 and the mass sonic center at 8:00. coming up next at six, a skateboarder is killed in a crosswalk. it was one of two deadly accidents yesterday in the east bay. and a neighborhood on watch after at least two sexual assaults. you will see the suspect police need to find. in the news this sunday morning a pipe bomb goes off in a mailbox in the east bay and a witness description of the car of the suspect. plus traffic is stopped for hours in concord after a driver hits and kills a skateboarder. police are still investigating if the driver was at fault. good morning, everyone.

your windchill at 30. so we lost a lot of the high winds but still enough wind out there to bring down that windchill reading. you can see the winds currently. at about 5 to 10 miles per hour across our area. that's kind of where they're going to stay today. as far as temperatures go right now, benning at 33 degrees. areas right in d.c. there at 37. high atsville at 32 degrees. aspen hill in montgomery county, coming in currently at 34 degrees. windchill ratings are low throughout the area. reading between 26 and 30 degrees. so bundle up if you will be going out. as far as where that storm system is that we're expecting, two areas of low pressure coming together. one producing light snow around areas of southern minnesota, the other producing rain around arkansas. the two will bring snow into the area starting about 2:00, 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. not bad today. 36 to 41 degrees, seasonable. we'll talk more about the storm, give you a detailed timeline when the snow will move in. right now, first 4 traff

we'll have a special look back at don's 40 years tomorrow night on abc7 news at 6:00. how is that possible he must have started when he was 10. >> i know who gets the bucket of popcorn. great working with you dud, see you tomorrow. >> for all of us here at abc7 news t [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> [laughs] hi. thank you. thank you. >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. with me today is a jewelry designer who is obsessed with christmas and is hoping for an early present here today. from new york city, please welcome kristina white-chagani. hey, kristina. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> yeah, i understand, you don't celebrate christmas just on christmas. that's not enough. >> no, no, why would you waste christmas on just christmas when you could celebrate it all year-round? >> so do you keep a tree all year-round, an artificial tree?

at times passing out. incredibly he came to just in time to see flashing lights outside a crack in a broken taillight. >> i heard a voice and i could tell from from his flexion that he was an officer. he came back and asked about insurance and that's when i started kicking and punching on the hood yelling. >>reporter: now the payoff. back up unit arrive and guns are drawn. cops pull the suspect out of the car. then it's to the trunk. guns still drawn. still not sure if it's friend or foe inside. >> the trunk was popped. i exposed my hands like the officers asked me to do. then there was probably 8 or 10 cop cars there at that point. >>reporter: bloom is safe. nightmare is over. you have to thank the officers who may have saved his life at ceremony honoring their quick thinking. >> not really a lot i can say except for thank you but it means more than that. >>reporter: and the 3 suspect suspects? they are behind bars this morning charged with kidnapping and theft. john mueller abc news new york. >> now to a

this is at the park level, once again, you see that the toweris occurring more or less at the center of the park, an important point of activity and there is a cafe and a large public performance area just outside of the porch of the tower and so it is idealy positioned to support the life of the park itself. here you are on the park level, looking back toward the canopy over the porch that connects to the tower. immediately to your right as you are looking to the you can see the sculpture. if you look to the back you can see the canopy to the porch and the park to the left and the entrance of the tower park level just beyond and you are in the park itself. just beyond the tower and i think, once again, this is just going to be an extraordinary experience, full of life, full of amenity. and with a tower and a transit center park working together to create this very, very special environment in san francisco. and the roof top view, once again. let me just go into a little bit more detail about the design of the tower and again, i want to under score the fact that we are really just at

you want to look at the separation to see if it's even, is it the same distance at the bottom as at the top, but that's another indicator of how damaged buildings are. this one looks fairly even, but when you get closer you can tell with the racking on the bottom that this building was pulled away. liquefaction, liquefaction is a term they use when the ground is loose. usually when structures or infrastructure is built on sand or land fill, something that's not solid, what happens is in shaking, during an earthquake, the earth that's very loose, that sand or land fill, acts like water. this is sand, sand and water coming up through a hole. in japan, all these buildings were built on liquefaction. i forget what year this was, but it was one of the bigger earthquakes. 7 story buildings built on liquefaction. the amount of time the earth shook, the earth became liquid and as it became liquid, the building sank into it until it stopped. when it stopped it just fell over. light damage buildings, superficial damage, broken windows, some plaster that might be cracked but basically a light dama

and if you didn't feel like glancing at the be alert chart, at least at the airport they would read periodic recorded statements over the intercom telling you out loud that today's threat level was orange. the threat level was always orange at the airport no matter what else was going on in the rest of the country. we don't do that anymore. we don't do that. we got rid of the color coded chart thing last year and nobody complained. we also no longer have this. this is the google street view of one of the secret prisons we used to have in romania. "the associated press" did a little overhead satellite view of it, too, so you can see just how snubbed up our secret prison was against the railway lines in a really densely populated part of bucharest. that little thing there, that was ours. we're a country with 2 million people in prison or jail on any given day. america has thousands of prisons and jails here at home, but we decided to open a little something in romania, too, in secret. also in poland and a bunch of other places. we had secret overseas prisons. we don't do that anymore, either.

look at orlando, at 77. miami, at 79 degrees. the bitter cold air stays in northern canada. but we are seeing it get closer to the contiguous u.s. now, we watch the cold air and a couple bursts of it shoot down. watch the temperatures in billings, bismarck, minneapolis, denver, get back to normal and get below it. the news for the next couple of weeks is, these bursts of cold air will come down. but it will get milder between them. so, we're not getting one, solid block of cold temperatures. we are on the cold side of things this morning at 36 degrees. the wind is at 13 miles per hour like upper 20's. our temperature this morning is between 25-30 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. mostly sunny today with a high between 40-46 and tomorrow, we >> the truth is, it's much more comfortable huddle between you guys. let's go back in the studio to -- >> lara. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." why angelina jolie is revealing she may be about to quit acting for good. >>> and tori spelling is opening up about her pregnancy scare and what

the playground in dolores park at sundown. it was a fitting place to remember the young lives that were lost on friday. (reading of names. ) >> everyone was clearly moved by the east coast mass murder but stephanie dalton had a heavier heart than most. stephanie dalton knew one of the victims >> i work with jazz muscians and a very dear friend of mine, jazz saxaphonist, jimmy greene, who is a very beautiful person who's five year old girl, ana greene was lost. >>reporter: stephanie could not contain her emotion when she showed me the picture of her friend's daughter. >> ana was just bright and full and what everybody told me she had the whole world with two loving parents and a father who writes and plays the most beautiful music. >>reporter: megan scully has also been directly affected by a mass shooting. >> i lost my brother at 101 california 20 years ago to a similar incident. he was shot by a tech, dc 9 crazed man who also shot himselfonly took down eight people that time. >> jacqueline: >>reporter: stephanie and megan say

at this point students at cal state are being told to shelter in place. it's a developing story coming to us from southern california. we'll bring you new information rights here on ktvu channel 2. >> is facebook causing you stress? if so, you're not alone. they found that the more circles they were part of the more stress they felt. for example, a party picture their friends might find funny their parents or employer might find embarrassing and that might be why only 37% said they were facebook friend with their parents and only 15% were facebook friend with their employers. >> apple could be moving closer to the development of a long rumored apple tv. the wall street journal is reporting today that executives at some apple suppliers said the company had been testing designs for a large screen high definition set. two of them said that it assembles the iphone and the ipad and is working with japan's sharp on the project. in a recent broadcast interview apple's ceo tim cook said that television was an area of intense interest but getting your child a tele

we're at $10.93. price ultimately at $8. a strong opening after they lowered the price below the indicative range. so that will please a lot of people who were worried about that. what are we looking for on "fast money"? >> we'll have a huge discussion on real estate and the fiscal cliff. we've got dolly lynns of prudential and she'll tell us about all the sales happening right now. it's a crush of sales, in fact, as we approach that looming fiscal cliff. >> which end of the market? the top end of the market? >> the highest end of the market. we'll have a little real estate porn sprinkled in there

at the staples center and fish burn and samuel l jackson both at courtside. the fans got to see world peace in action. that is meta world peace. he had 16 of his 20 points in the second quarter. this basket put them up by three early in the fourth. but they couldn't slow down kobe briept. kobe bryant. he scored 30 or more points. clinging to a andthree-point lead and gasol comes up big. the lakers get back to 500 with their fifth victory 100-94. right after that contest was over the court had to be converted so the clippers could host denver. show time is back, but they now describe this l.a. team. now check out jordan with his own highlight real slam. they beat denver for their 14th win. 114* -- in a rematch, the thunder took on the heat. dwyane wade with an opening slams it through. kevin dure ranked -- kevin durant answers with his own jam. he scored a game high 33 points. lebron james lead and the heat up by three. time is running out, and russell westbrook is off the mark. miami hangs on to win it 103-97. it was a busy day for some of the nba's best. bla

look at other top stories this morning. a man 65 years old or possibly older pass aid way from hypothermia according to the department of mental health and hygiene. >> this is the first hypothermia death to be confirmed this winter. 15 hypothermia related deaths occurred in maryland during 2011 and 2012. >> there are ways to stay warm in the extremely cold weather. things to keep in mind. officials remind you they say cover your head, cover your mouth with a scarf and wear layers of light weight loose fitting clothes. you should wear mittens not gloves and water proof boots and sturdy shoes. these are a few things that help when preventing hypothermia. >>> a man was brutally beaten on christmas night in east baltimore and his family is saying it was doing because he is gail. kenneth shaw says he ran down to the corner store tuesday night to pick up a few things. on his way back home, he he says he was attacked by five men in the neighborhood. they say they repeatedly punched him in the face and his mother believed it was si

winds out at the northeast at 3 miles an hour. no windchill to talk about. it's a fairly nice friday evening. as we make our way into saturday morning, we're going to run into a few problems. this is why. take a look at the temperatures. 38 here. below freezing well to the north and west including manassas, leesburg, and frederick. that means anything that does fall will most likely start to stick on the roadways and of course on other surfaces as well. any of the secondary roads could be problematic early tomorrow morning. that's why we do have that winter weather advisory in effect. it does not include the district, prince georges county, fairfax county and down toward the south and east including all of southern maryland, you're not in that advisory. north and west we're looking at that advisory around the i-81 corridor and route 50 through lowden county, up 270 up into montgomery and frederick counties. those areas under the winter weather advisory overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning for the potential for accumulating snowfall. here's the storm

and we have sunrise at 230. we will continue as the rain continues to pull in and we have pockets of light showers and we have a steady rain now reported down to ukiah and i am picking up returns in our neighborhood as well. let's head to santa rosa where i am picking up light to moderate cells as well as windsor. it is hitting the ground and it is prime to do so in the next couple of hours, rona park is off and on into the east bay and we may see into cupertino and san mateo, a few light returns as well. if you are going to the sierra, now is your chance to go because a winter storm warning is in place and it starts at noontime and it will last until midnight wednesday. we are looking at temperatures outside our door lower 30s and 40s around the bay area and san rafael. with the wind and rain, hayward 55 and 54 in san francisco. the extended forecast, once the rain arrives, it will be with us most of the day. scattered showers will remain tomorrow morning and partly cloudy skies and dry into the weekend. rain c

you just ate dallas! >>> p good and e has to answer questions about more lapses in maintenance and inspections. abc 7 news reports. >> this video shows what they call an underground enclou sure norkt a vault fitting two people, the ensure yours require only one inspector. over two years, pg&e had to reinspect thousands of them after finding out some employees and contractors never opened them as legally required every three years. the first round was done last year. >> we reinspected every facility that was inspected in 2010 and 2011. about 26,000 facilities. ñtarted requiring inspectors to leave behind a verification tag inside. this year, lifting tags pointed to more gift inspecks. dozens of employees have been fired or suspended. >> we've also added 48 inspectors employees so more sources are employees. >> it's not just a problem isolated to underground trance formers or gas leaks or pipes. it goes through the company. >> the attorney got an undisclosed settlement for lisa nash, badly burned when a pg

you can see all the action starting at cbs5 at 10:00 a.m. it is followed by the 5th quarter. >> good day to it is inside and watch a game if you don't have more shopping to do. >>> coming up next, a winter storm packing a punch with heavy rain and winds. >> and the north bay community keeping an eye on the rising water levels. >> i do think people waited a little bit. now they are just ready to buy, buy, buy. >> bay area stores banking on last minute holiday shoppers and weekend sale that is may top black friday. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, see heavy rains. plus - sierra drivers pulling overo install those snow chains. weather ad libs 07:07:43;12 suhr: anything gets..guns shouldn't be lyi around. and san francisco top's . >>> a big storm is pushing its way into the bay area. >> and a cold snow storm. which areas are hit the hardest and will it clear in time for christmas? we will let you know, coming up. >> if nothing else, guns should not be lying around. >> our number one cop sounds off with police chief greg sherwood and w

it happened at the clackimus mall. and tonight we are hearing from terrified shoppers who escaped. >> reporter: witnesses say it was absolute chaos. >> we heard a big bang and we covered our ears and got down, and then all of a sudden we heard rapid fire, bang, bang. i took off running. >> reporter: the shots were heard throughout the shopping center. >> it was really loud, and it continued like 20 times. >> we heard people running and screaming, but we didn't know what was going on. we didn't want to look through the windows or anything. >> i was praying no one was dead and that we would live. >> and then the s.w.a.t team moved in. it was moments after the shooting and they were out of the building. man opened fire when he walked out of macy's and into the food court. >> it sounded like shots and at the time i didn't think too much about it. but then i heard 18 more shots that sounded like a semiautomatic and i hit the floor. my employees must have scattered because when i got up there was nobody there but me. >> it w

>> nothing. >> nothing at all. these puppies as cute as they are with the all christmas trappings, the ribbons, garland and everything, they are being cared for by manitoba mutt -- or shall i say many were being cared for by manitoba mutt because they have been adopted. this one right here, that's freud. freud and another one are looking for a home. if you know anybody in manitoba call them and say get these dogs. >> just look at their faces. i want to rub it and squeeze it and kiss it. >> that's it for our show. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute."

>> not at this stage. we have literally just received this statement from the hospital, saying that her family and the officers from the high commissioner's, the high commission or by her side at the hospital when she passed away. at the moment, that is all we know. >> many thanks. it is the middle of the night in delhi, so much so that when the india wakes up to this, we may get a big reaction from this? >> exactly, and the indian media has been leading with this story. they realize the stress on the streets. it will probably be leading with this again, not going away anytime soon. this may just make them even angrier. >>> you are watching "bbc world news." still to come, fewer murders, less crimes, the big apple losing its reputation. >> pakistan preparing to lift a three-month block on youtube. the site had been barred since september after posting an anti- islam video causing protests and riots. the interior minister said the bloc would be done within 24 hours. >>> australian police say that the two ra

that's the highest lel in 24 months. 84.7to 75 in tokyo.trading at earlier the dollar hit 84.96 yen at one stage. investigato investors are buying yen. >> the central bank will face further pressure. >> we're going toet se more answers as the new administrati administration launches on wednesday. the ps is on. he's talking about revising the law to set target of 2%. >> we think the yen we think it's supporting for weaker yen. european debt concern should be eased things to esm. >> let's get a check on how tokyo stocks are reacting. it's currently at 10,094. a gain of 1.6% from friday's close. many analysts think the trend will continue. in other business headlines the rate of unpaid tensipensions inn hit a record high. around 26% or more than 4.5 million of those enrolled failed to pay premiums between april 2009 and march 2011. 74% said they couldn't pay because the premium is too high. 10% refuse to pay because they couldn't trust the system. the monthly premium is about $180. despite the increasing popularity of smart phones, japanese makers are expected to face another tough year.

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if your dividend will be taxed at 43% and capital gains at 28%, a lot of money that may have gone into a utility stock, what is another safe alternative. even though we know the aftermath of the housing implosion left a sour taste in a lot of peoples mouths, i think that may be going away. i like what management is doing. they are moving away from single-family and two high-rises. these are where the big growth areas will be. i think management has done a really smart thing. they have been increasing their stocks. lori: is it technicals on the stock that you like? >> this is not the cheapest of all the housing stock. it is the only brand name in the luxury segment. they make some really interesting moves. i also think it is a very interesting time for real estate. once again, god forbid, you make any money, you want to invest in assets for at least the next four years. at least you can put money there that an near-term -- [talking over each other] here is another thing, bernanke told us last week their goal, the fed's goal is to pump up hard assets. they do not care about inflation. th

at one point today, the dow was down 148 points. at the very low. then about an hour ago, i'm going to put my glasses on to believe this, the house said it was reconvening once again sundays 6:30 p.m. boosting optimism -- optimism that maybe washington could somehow make a budget deal before the year end, which by the way is the next day monday at midnight. 12 minutes left of trading. the dow just down 16 points. we turned positive about 3 minutes ago. the nasdaq also almost bringing it back to where we started the day. s&p 500 just off a tenth. russell 2000 also making a comeback. a lot more money coming back into the market on the optimism that perhaps a deal will get done in washington before the clock strikes 12:00 monday night. as 2012 does come to a close, would you have guessed a year ago that bank of america would have been the best performing stock on the dow this year? well, george putnam new generation research founder and turnaround letter editor, well he predicted it. you may want to find out what is he looking at for 2013. he joins us

it broke in afternoon at ignacio at wiggins lane. we're told the work will begin tonight and will be done by tomorrow morning. we'll be checking into the construction work starting tonight. >>> and investigators are headed to hex ka -- to mexico to investigate a crash involving riv era. >> i would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. all of the fan that is have supported our family. >> the singer's california driver's license was found among the wreckage. mexican officials say depending on investigators it could take ten days to have the preliminary investigation. you may not have heard of rivera, but she was very popular in the latino community. >> reporter: jenni rivera was in the brink of cross over stardom. and fans tell us that they're sure that she would have won over fans. listeners have been calling in all day mourning the loss of jenni rivera. >> i saw her like a month ago. i have a picture with her. >> reporter: the d.j. says rivera's rise to fame from humble beginnings selling music at swat meets and her ability

currently at 32 degrees. winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour. take a look at that windchill. 25 degrees right now. it is a very chilly evening. take a look at the wind chills around the region. 19 currently in manassas. and 17 in gaithersburg. not a lot going on as far as the satellite and radar are concerned. but there is one little storm, that coming just in time for new year's day. >>> an emotional day at battlefield high school in haymarket. xavier springfellow played football at battlefield and was a rising star at a local college. darcy spencer talked to his girlfriend who is trying to cope with the loss. >> reporter: sarah is the girlfriend of murder victim xavier stringfellow. she can barely speak as she talks about her high school sweet heart who was found murdered friday night. >> i knew him for ten years and we dated the last three. he was my best friend. >> reporter: did you have plans to get married? >> yes, we were engaged this summer. >> reporter: oliver was among the dozens who came to a vigil in memory of the 19-year-old sunday

also an accident southbound 880 at hesperian is blocking lanes at 23 miles an hour at the scene. north 880 slow out of oakland towards the maze. looks like upwards of 30 minutes for that ride. looks like most of the east bay is seeing delays except the altamont pass, elizabeth. >> all right. well, it is looking good outside. but it is definitely feeling very cold. grab a jacket if you are about to head off to work or wherever you're going to this morning. look at these temperatures. santa rosa, napa, coming in a 33 and 34. lower 40s in san jose. 43 in mountain view. by this afternoon, we are going to see more sunshine, so pretty breezy conditions and temperatures in the low to mid- 50s. it is going to be an even cooler day on tap for tomorrow especially in the morning. we have some freeze advisories in effect already for the north bay and then rain returns to the bay area thursday through the weekend. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleep

official is upup is at 7:40 -- sunup is at 7:14. and all day long, we're talking about sunshine from the coast through the central bay into our inland areas. so how does that play out for 1:05 kickoff? san francisco 49ers playing host to the miami dolphins bright sunshine. with a high of 64 degrees. again a little bit on the breezy side though so you might want to dress in layers. let's go ahead and pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. temperatures pretty uniform in the 60s along the immediate seashore including the beaches. also into the avenues and ocean beach. 0s will be common all the way through bailment and brisbane. 63-degrees in morgan hill. all the numbers basically span 62 to 67 degrees. 64 napa. there you have north of the bridge into the 60s. otherwise the seven day forecast we've talked about rain showers. yes, that will begin to clear out some of the stagnant air quality that we'll see in the eastern bay tomorrow. meanwhile there you have it. the five day forecast with rain returning by wednesday into thursday. and the

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