he was just at the school at the same time? >> that's what it appears to be right now. >> justice correspondent pete williams giving us the latest, thank you so much. do come back if and when you get some new information. pete williams, reporting that at this point it appears as if the gunman who was found dead inside sandy hook elementary school, that gunman, one of his parents, at this point we don't know his mother or father, one of the parents found dead at their home in new jersey. just hours before two weapons found. one of them a .9 millimeter pistol and law enforcement trying to figure out whether high -- what type of ammunition was used. also, according to pete there a few moments ago, it appears as if right now the shooter focused his attention on one single classroom. i'd like to bring back amanda ross, our reporter on the ground there, reporter with wvit. >> i can hear you. just fyi. roy just showed back up. >> oh, okay. i think we just lost amanda there. when we get her back, we'll go back to her and recap. accordi

we hit only 44 at reagan national. 45 at dulles. 39 at dulles now. and only 34 at bwi thurgood marshall. so just make sure you dress warm. we have a little bit of precipitation sneaking us way through across the area. we do have clouds and some light rainfall heading through. and also near the mason diction op line, a little bit of freezing precipitation as well in the form of freezing rain. we'll just watch this closely. in the a total washout at all so nothing you have to be concerned with in terms of that. it is very light in nature. we'll see it redeveloping a little bit later into the course of tonight. you may see some of it today and some of you maw not see anything and others may see a little bit as we head through into the course of tonight so be prepared. here is a look at your day planner. more clouds than sun. that is what it is shaping up to be. by midday, expect it to be about 49 degrees under mostly cloudy skies and our daytime high will be into the low 50s. so locking forward to at least i weekend temperature rise. we'll see the tempe

checking at ok on 295 down towards 32. 50 at sandy point running smoothly at the toll plaza to and from the eastern shore. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check in with john. >> thank you. we take a look at the camera. there is a cloud deck overhead with a weather system approaching. the temperature is up at ocean city. the temperature at the airport is 35 degrees. the barometer is dropping. most of the rain will be from new england to the great lakes and into the pacific northwest. the seven two-thirds of the country look dry. 70's in dallas. more on our local weather as we go into the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >> 33 degrees at the airport. a few from space shows a remarkable perspective of our island in the cosmos. >> we would like to see your holiday decorations. send us a picture of your decorations and lights. >> you may have heard the end of the world has been predicted by the mayans. the australian prime minister is buying into the prophecy. >> if you know one thing about me, i will always fight for you to the very end. this means that when i have to

and 68 at the inner harbor and essex at 66 northeast coming in at 66. and along the eastern shore, up and flattened my abs right up. i have no tummy anymore. i have a flat stomach. >> the cami shaper is going to change the way you think about shapewear. it's not just for special occasions anymore.ose dresses, those tops, those pants that you stay away from because they don't quite fit. >> my pants and my shirts fit better than they ever have. i feel like i've lost two sizes off ofmo seasonable and then thursday and friday, it looks awesome. and temperatures a little bit above average. but lots of sunshine in have th let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. dense fog out there this morning. >> reporter: yes, fog is going to be the main concern on the roads this morning. it's a problem across the region. so you want to take it slow this morning. turn on the low beams so you can see more of the road and less of the fog. and if you are traveling on 95, no problems to report in howard county. it's going to take you just 13 minute

you look at the shots look at this know that is falling. it is covering the roles of people are driving very slowly. if it is great power for you to enjoy but you have to do it safely. there is more snow expected to 11:00 p.m. tonight. this will bring the storm total to 1 to 2 ft.. this is the best tensity inches the we have seen a years spirit it will be windy and the gas will be up to 45 mi. per hour. in the bay area we are tracking storm showers. >> we are looking at areas that have moderate to heavy rain from the storms. out towards the east bay we are seeing some areas of moderate to heavy rain shower. up to the north bay you concede right around the san rafael area. these are generally moving southeast head into the east bay. berkeley has a light rain as well as with oakland. milpitas and sunnyvale are saying a big amount of rainfall and right now. it will not grant a long time. it will quickly pass through. you will want to bring your home run out if you are born to be doing some post christmas shopping. >> here is a look at what you

what you are looking at right here, flight tracker at its peak. every single dot is a plane in the sky today. here are the major power outages. there is new outage in fairfield that is affecting 4400 homes and businesses. the power went out this morning. no estimate as to when repairs will be done. santa cruz mountains at scotts valley, just under 1,000 customers are still without power. pg&e estimated it could be restored by 10:00 this morning, lafayette, 200 customers. no estimate there. redwood city has four different outages leaving 115 homes and businesses in the dark. >>> new this orange, st. anthony's foundation in san francisco is holding the 24th annual curbside donation drive. the donations will be accepted starting at 9:00 this morning at st. anthony's which is located at golden gate avenue and jones street in san francisco. at 10:00, meals will be served to some 3,000 people as they enjoy a performance by the oakland gospel choir. at 11:00, donation delivery will take place. the drive continues through monday. >>> at glide memorial chu

does this put you at ease at all in. >> no, not at all. i'm not sure if there's -- there's probably more people in the building. >> what are the parents saying? everybody is grouping together and talking and putting each other at ease. >> we're coping. we're still trying to find out what is going on. it's a little nerve racking. as you can tell behind us, we do have a few more cars pulling in at this time. how many shooters, how many people are injured. >>. >> reporter: i saw a parent running and crying at the bottom of the hill wanting to find his child. did you have any problem finding alexis? >> i didn't have too much trouble. obviously i was running to the school. somebody told me that the kids were evacuated -- most of the kids were evacuated to the local firehouse here. inside the firehouse it was obviously tough to find because it was packed. but she was there and we're grateful. >> reporter: yeah. again, it's probably a more nerve-racking scene for a parent, keith, than the kids at this point. they were there. they are safe now. bu

look at your waze app, 580 westbound had an earlier accident at livermore at midway pardon me airway that is now cleared but you can see heavy traffic towards the scene then things pick up when you get to the dublin pleasanton area. this is a free app you can download for your smartphone or android phone, available on your apple app store or google play maneuver your commute this morning or any morning. >>> still ahead, kate middleton walks out of a london hospital overnight. we have new video. >>> consumer alert from 7 on your side. the infant recliner blamed for five deaths. new action just announced by government officials. >>> catch the raiders and broncos tonight here on abc 7. larry biel and sports anchor mike shumann will tweet during the game you can follow them. you can also get updates on facebook.com/abc7news. >>> welcome back. doesn't this make you feel better about the morning commute? it won't be raining and your commute won't take three times as long. let's talk about fun. temperatures in the 50s now. as we head into the noon hour when the gates open over at the colise

at 6:00 p.m. they had a trespasser at naan-n-curry. >> we have january 1st, 2012. and this is at 4:00, 4:44 in the morning. and the cad reads, naan-n-curry 8:11, intoxicated subjects outside, possibly waiting for rp to come out to start a fight. subjects are five indian males and one female. in clothing, no weapons seen. >> another incident that happened, this is march 24th and this is 3:17 in the morning. and the cad reads, rp in a verbal with the manager playing music too loudly inside the restaurant. and that was at 3:17 in the morning. and then, you have june the 10th, 2012 at 3:20 in the morning and the text reads, rp calling regarding under aged customer at naan-n-curry. rp did not know which naan-n-curry but stated that it was the main one downtown. let's see. and i have a noise complaint, this is july the 21st, at 3:21 in the morning, news, and the cad reads, san francisco hilton, rp, loud music coming from 1020, means the location, from naan-n-curry. and this one is from july 27, 2012. this is at 2:44 in the morning. and we have let's see, this is just a p

the--you know, the tapes are at the hoover... c-span: at hoover. >> guest: at--at hoover. and... c-span: what about that part of it? can people listen to them? >> guest: i don't think those are open yet, and i think that there'll be some work to figure out what to do with the--the audio versions. but the--it is, i think, very important that we have now a set of files at the reagan library that scholars can see that show material from his private papers, really some of the first material to be released to the public from those private boxes so you can see what we did. c-span: are--are you a--i don't know what word--a heroine to the reaganites, the people that always thought he deserved better, now that you've done this? do you find people getting very supportive of you now? >> guest: i think there are people who are very supportive of the book and very--and have thanked all of us for doing this book and said that they knew that there was more to reagan. and so i think that it's natural that supporters of reagan would embrace this book. but what's interesting to me is that critics

then look at that at that scattered shower. overnight clouds clear, it will be cold again tonight as we get more clouds around 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow morning. by 11:00 you can see the scattered rain start to move in to our neighborhoods and just be scattered rain throughout the afternoon and evening hours. not enough to cancel any plans. it's not going last hopefully very long and definitely won't drop heavy amounts less than a tenth of an inch. for sunday, very scattered and very light rain. noticed the temperatures in the forecast, mid to upper 50s. after barely escaping the 40s today. up to 60 on monday. >> 80 freeway and 80 east shore, as you make your way past gold gated fields, this is eastbound direction, you find bunching up around 580 and then things pick up as you make your way to ago arthur maze. we have a stalled truck in lane number two farther east toward the fairfield area. metering lights on the bay bridge toll plaza. carpool is getting by no delays, but backed up to the 8080 overcrossing and a little sluggish as

elementary school, at least one child at that school has died in this shooting. so, obviously, we had feared that that would be the news that we would be getting, that there was more casualties. we know that the gunman is dead, and now we are hearing cbs news confirming at least one child there dead as well, just heartbreaking news. >> reporter: absolutely heartbreaking. let's go live to robert there on the scene. robert? >> reporter: yeah, there is a lot of tenseness here and a lot of confusion. parents just showed up here, of course, after they started getting information that there was some sort of shooting incident here at sandy hook elementary school. and just look around, you can see all of the emergency vehicles, all of the participants mixed -- parents mixed in together. of course, the police are trying to secure the scene over at the school. we do know that there have been at least several people shot. parents are getting information from emergency officials that one of those people shot may be the principal. we are still trying to confirm that. state po

at exit at i-95. if you are not familiar with that, it comes straight from nordstrom stores and is usually 50% to 60% off normal price is. it will be joining tenants like old navy and target. if you do shop at nordstrom rack, what does that say about you? it turns out where you shop can be sending messages to companies to charge you more. but it is all happening on-line, not the big box store. the more you look at an item online, the more likely the price will go up. is called dynamic pricing, essentially pricing things different for different people at different times for the same product and it is all happening because your computer activity is tracked by software that looks at where you have shot and what you bought. >> -- where you have shopped and what you have bought. >> how is it that these companies know. when i finally make my decision, boom, it is more expensive >> that is because you leave a trail. you may think you are anonymous, but you are not. your name may be private, but your computer

at&t is looking at a number of proposed route s. one proposed route if approved by the california public utilities commission would involve submerged port property. this is a map showing the potential routes between portero substation and embarcadero substation. you see the submerged route in blue and enter the bay north of pier 30 and south of pier 28. go along a route that is very lose to the current trans bay cable route but several hundred feet away and then enter -- or leave the bay at 23rd street, connecting to a new substation right near the po tero substation. there are two other routes at&t is looking at you through the process. they're shown in red and green here. the big difference between the routes is submerged route would require construction activities along about seven city blocks whereas the other two routes would involve major construction activities along 40 city blocks . so it's a complicated project. it's an expensive project. it would involve about a 3-mile cable run either submarine or under ground. it would c

we are at 38 degrees at d.c., 32 degrees at quantico this hour, 39 at fredericksburg, 28 at dulles and frederick, 36 in hagerstown, 42 martinsburg. lows tonight beautiful the low 30s and might be able to even see an upper 20 in some of -- will be the low 30s and might be able to seen see an upper 20s in some neighborhoods. the map gives a pretty good indication where of? our frontal systems is. all the cold air on the backside front of moving its way toward the mid-atlantic will push its way towards us. that will be a factor dealing with this approaching system, the amount of cold air that pushes its way in because we'll get a surge of moisture coming in. we have to try to determine the type of precipitation we'll get as a result. you can see how cold it is on the backside with some of these temperatures into the single digits. some wet weather along areas of the southwest and excuse me, the northwest and southwest. as we look towards the gulf states, a little activity here, some rain moving its way through into atlanta from another system and over the northeast we still have a little

at 5:44. pg&e crews are fixing a broken natural gas line on athens street. this is in san francisco. it burst into flames outside of a home that caught fire about 1:00 a.m.. pg&e is telling ktvu they don't think the gas line was faulty. it appears the fire inside the home caused the pipe to rupture. >>> also firefighters in san jose still investigating an apartment fire that killed a couple and their young granddaughter. this happened saturday night on bridge court. three people had to be treated for smoke inhalation. >>> in washington congress only has until midnight tonight to make a deal to avoid that fiscal cliff. if they miss the deadline income taxes are set to go up for everybody in america opinion >>> it is 5:45. it's been one year since a five- year-old boy was shot and killed near his family's taco truck in oakland. yesterday friends and family honored the life of gabriel martinez junior in front of the taco truck where he was hit by a stray bullet. police say the gunman ordered food

looking live at sandy hook elementary school at newtown, connecticut. breaking children being led across a parking lot. an expression of terror been across the face of that one little girl in the blue shirt. the mother of the child called in to fox news. jenna: can you tell us what happened inside the school were your daughter was? >> she was in a small class, a reading group. they started hearing bangs and her teacher, which i am so grateful for, there was just a small group. they rushed the kids into the bathroom. they locked the door. they just told the children that it was hammering, and they tried to keep them calm. the next thing that i know, because it's very hard to get a complete story, the next thing i know is that the police came and they were knocking on the door to be let out of the classroom. when they were, they stop laughing blood. one child was covered in blood. i understand that child is safe and was not hurt. it must have been somebody else. megyn: there is a lot of information coming into the newsroom at this hour. the news has evolv

sunset is at 4:48. some rain likely moving in looks like mid to late evening and perhaps right around dawn tomorrow. a lot of that will be ended and we may have some patchy fog down to near 50 by midnight. mid 40s by dawn tomorrow. then partly cloudy tomorrow, maybe slight chance of a sprinkle in the morning tomorrow. otherwise we'll clear out during the afternoon with a gusty northwest wind. wind diminishes on tuesday night. then on wednesday, highs into the mid 50s again just like tomorrow as well as on thursday but then maybe some more rain. we do need it. we've been running a deficit this year. that may come in late thursday night into friday. then much colder over the weekend. it will feel like december again. 20s in the morning, afternoon highs low to mid 40s on saturday and sunday. that's the way it looks. >> okay. thank you, tom. >>> let's check on the traffic, see if that's looking any better in some of the places that have not looked good in the last few hours. >> well, still seeing some probl

. >> we continue to look at light traffic at bay area bridges. we have just a bit of a delay in the left-hand cassoulet and likely associated with the shift change with toll takers. the east bay and south bay peninsula still have light traffic on the freeways. >> the time is 6:01 a.m. and one person is that after an officer involved shooting in walnut creek. will tran is live on the same. >> good morning i just finished talking to the walnut police department and there is no search for any additional suspects. one person was involved and offices are still on the scene at collecting evidence. this happened a few hours ago when a woman was heard screaming at an apartment complex. someone dial 911 and that is when officers responded. >> we received a call this morning at 3:13 a.m. with screaming in the background. officers arrived shortly there after. a transmission at 3:19 a.m. of shots fired. there was an officer involved shooting all the officers are ok. there is no one outstanding, we are not looking for anyone. that is pretty much all the infor

at least one person is dead after a gunman old fire at the clackamas towne centre outside of portland. several other people are reportedly injured. police are saying in their word, the suspected gunman has been, quote, neutralized. they would not confirm if the shooter is dead or alive. witnesses say when the shooting started in the food court, people were running and hiding wherever they could. we're waiting for another update from authorities in just the next few minutes. we'll have the latest on this story coming up on your eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> well, it may be classified but certainly not hard to spot. the air force blasted its mini shuttle into orbit today the second flight for the original x37b space plane. it circled earth for 7 months in 2010. it's a reusable unimagined spacecraft but so far the military isn't saying what it has planned for that plane. >>> top male chefs are joining a new jersey teen's online campaign in favor of a gender- neutral easy-bake oven. over 40,000 people have signed mckenna pope's petition asking hasbro to show her little brother there's noth

i'll have a look at your numbers and take a look at the fog developing. good morning, tara. >>> good morning, rosemary. it's looking really good on the roadways this morning. but it is pretty chilly out there. this is a look at highway 4 through the bay point area. traffic moving nicely there. the headlights as you drive toward the concord area. a look at 101 you can see the emergency lights there on the off ramp that is closed until 5:00. so if you need to use it, you're going to need to take a different route. get off a little bit earlier or later. let's head back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning a fan fell about 30 feet from the third deck at last nights raiders game. christien kafton is at the field. >> reporter: there is still a lot of questions about what happened here last night. let's show you what we know so far. here's what we do know, a fan fell or either fell or jumped from the third deck there. you can see how high that deck is to the lower concourse below. that fall an estimated 30-50 feet. the fan fell during last nights raide

starting at 8:00 p.m. tonight board will provide an additional training so they will not be full of people. if you live in san francisco check this out. at 8:00 tonight muni will provide free rides for anyone and this will continue until 6:00 a.m.. you have too great options to get around. this was especially good as they do have a deal i checks or around town. >> the chp reported said there were no fatal collisions and 123 d y rest on chp patrols rose in the bay area down the first two days of the new year's holiday weekend. the totals are down from ledger when 161 drivers were arrested during the same period last year two people were killed. statewide 723 people were arrested as opposed to 932 last year. >> a teenage boy shot and killed a 15 year-old girl and injured a 14 year-old boy they were walking on- line way near 66 avenue in oakland. the victims were walking with a group of friends and family members yesterday afternoon when they were fired upon. two shot struck the do not victims, killing the gi

on the week currently at 29.30. closed the week at 29.90. that's a decent down week especially from levels above 1.30. dollar/yen lots of excitement. dollar really popped but it is everything's come back to unchanged. when you look at a one-week chart, 82.37 now, closed at 82.50 last week, virtually unchanged. back to you. >>> slew of companies announcing special dividend hikes in an effort to avoid higher taxes if we go over the fiscal cliff. more than 100 companies have announced more than $20 billion in payments in q4. let's get you up to date on big ones for today. shoe carnival declaring a special cash dividend of $1 a share. america's biggest home builder dr horton accelerating all of its 2013 dividend payments into this year. jb hunt transfor the pulling forward its quarterly dividend into this year as well instead of february next year. the move is on in a big way. >>> mixed news on the economic front. the november unemployment rate falling to 7.7%, the lowest since december of '08. beware of the cliff. house speaker john boehner tod

if we look at what was impacted the most, start at currencies. if you look at the dollar/yen. the dollar/yen was around 83.10 before. it went down knee jerk and came back and is now even higher on top of an overnight run on the dollar because they expected qe4. it's a race to see if they can buy more lumber futures for printing currency between the japanese and the americans. if you look there, a little different picture. 130.44 beforehand. initially, it rallied, then it dipped. the dollar index also, it was down 18. it deteriorated to down 27. qe isn't good for the dollar, but there's a lot of cross signals. look at interest rates. 2s, 3s, 5s, largely unaffected. that makes sense. if you look at 10s, they were around 5.65. a couple of basis points. longest end took the brunt. we're at 2.88. we moved about five basis points higher on the 30 year. one thing i want to disagree with bob. it's not what traders wanted. it's what traders expected because they put their money to work. >> charles, i just worry. listen, if we -- we got the target now. now traders can gamble on and bet

." >>> rescue at 19,000 feet. a helicopter tries to reach an injured woman, but the mission is so dangerous -- >> it took six landing attempts. >> see what it takes to pluck a hiker out of thin air. >>> disturbing video as the cops shoot the man 11 times. four of the times he was already on the ground. so was the officer justified? here what investigators have to say. >>> you haven't lived until you' been this close to a volcano atnight. why nature's lava la is tourist. >>> a go-cart halls down a city street. but -- >> watch what happens when the light turns red. >> oh -- >> the video we're watching comes to us from dean. you see a group of climbers descending a peak in nepal. it's hard to breathe, easy to hyper ventilate. not to mention a storm came through and made temperatures 20 degrees fahrenheit. what if i told you right before this video, one of the members of their group had a pretty serious accident. a woman named debra fell about 15 feet. in doing so shattered her ankle and lower leg. in these photos fro

any indication at this point? >> reporter: of course we will have to wait for the coming days and weeks to learn what he specifically meant but it does natural we might see some renewed push important stiffer gun control laws. if you look back at this president's past record, his -- policy on this issue, he has said that he supports reinstating the ban on assault weapons. in the days after the shooting in aurora, colorado, he talked about this issue and he said that we need to have stiffer background checks to make sure that these weapons stay out of the hands of people who are mentally unstable and also talked about the need for preventative measures to make sure folks who are suffering from mental disabilities are getting the type of help and support that they need. but mostly to make sure that these weapons stay out of their hands. so those are some of the types of policies that he has floated in the past. will we see him renew some of those policies? that remains to be seen. this is, of course, an incredibly d

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at the airport. mostly sunny skies today appeared there could be some high, thin clouds moving in this have to assume. high temperature into the upper 40's. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. -- high, thin clouds moving in this afternoon. >> a suspect faces second-degree murder charges in the death of a man hit by a subway train in new york city. a man is accused of pushing another man off of a subway platform on monday. prosecutors say he was indifferent to the victim's struggles. in our washington state, adults can legally buy and smoke marijuana. recreational use of marijuana is illegal. adults can possess up to an ounce. driving under the influence is still illegal. >> a south dakota city has approved a tough to ban on certain distractions. one city approved a law approving texting while driving a primary offense. you can also get a ticket if you are reading while driving. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think eating or putting the

san francisco at 44. san jose starting out the day at 40 degrees. cold showers for today, because this cold front moving through the region. then another one developing offshore. the next organized one, that's set to move into the region first thing monday morning. but at least the forecast for tomorrow, since we're in between systems and there's enough moisture, we have to hold on to the chance of a spotty shower or a few sprinkles. that is for sunday. and then into monday, this cold front approaches. this will be the source of more rainfall, especially as we do head into monday morning. here's our forecast model, showing you this. still the possibility of scattered cool showers out there. by the way, reports of snow toward willet, also toward mount hamilton. snow levels have been coming down to around 3000 feet in the bay area. by 1:00 sunday, the chance of sprinkle or a few spotty showers. still lots of cloud cover by 5:00. expanding the view, we take this into monday. first thing monday morning, that rain line pushes in for the morning commute a

it's at the west tunnel road onramp. to be aware of it. this is a live look at the area. you can see traffic is getting a little congested. up next a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. give yourself an extra 10-15 minutes. and 680 at the sunol grade southbound traffic there bunching up a bit. you can see the brake lights there as folks make their way toward fremont. here is steve. >>> thank you. a little bit of a break here. patchy fog. we'll have one more system for rain. it will not be as strong as any of the three we just saw. it will still give us rain. and pattern changes. what is interesting north way alaska 50 below. fair bank, alaska 30 below. there are signs we are going into a cooler pattern. first let's focus on rainfall totals which have been incredible over the last five days. santa rosa 181% of normal. 13.5 inches of rain. i think you're doing fine. you might have had an inch of that by wednesday morning. san francisco average 4.81. almost up to eight inches of rain. 165% of normal. if you go a couple miles away you can double or

aaa reports san jose has the lowest at $3.59. oakland at $3.60. and san francisco has the most expensive gas as usual. $3.72, but it's down two cents from yesterday. >>> breaking news from san francisco for you right now. shuttles are now running in place on the mason and pow well lines. the california line is still running. all three lines are shut down for several hours last night because of an issue. >>> a luxury car is missing in action. car owners who contracted with the company are worried they have lost tens of thousands of dollars. he says he checked out the company in order to sell a bmw. he got a check when the car sold and then the check bounced. >> what happened between friday and monday is they literally closed up their shop and took all the vehicles that were on the lot and disappeared. >> the police captain told ktvu he has heard from about 20 victims that lost thousands of there ares each. investigators are trying to locate the owners on suspicion of fraud. >>> the 16-year-old walked away if her home in the neighborhood around 2:00

we are at 61 at noon. today's record high is actually 74. we are nowhere near record but it is warm out there. it was really simply gorgeous across the region. the winds did come in, winds gusting upwards of 30 miles per hour. we did see a couple of light showers as they made their way in and around the metro region but those showers have since moved off towards the east and now we are just seeing the cooler air start to move in. notice i said cooler and not colder. that will move in later this week. out there now current temperature, 55 degrees. winds out of the west at 20 miles an hour. locking at partly cloudy skies. not the rain that we are looking at just about two hours ago. 50 degrees in leesburg. 45 in winchester. 43 in cumberland. that's where the colder air is. still near 60 in fredericksburg. our numbers will be going down oar the next couple of hours as they normally would this time of evening. they will go down a little bit quicker. temperatures tonight, though, won't be all that cold. look at the wind gusts. upwards of 25. 26 i

here at st. joe's. an a baltimore county police officer was guarding a prisoner, in the emergency room, when the guard -- or the police officer and the prisoner got into a scuffle. and a weapon was discharged into a wall. some pepper spray was also sprayed. but no injuries have been reported. as you can see, baltimore county police are on scene investigating this. and we'll bring you more information as we get it. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> all right, captain jeff. thank you. we'll have updates for you on this breaking news as soon as we receive them. >>> today's other big story, two days after an angry confrontation on a subway platform in midtown, manhattan, leads to the death of a 58-year- old man. the nypd makes an arrest. terrell brown reports for wjz, the grisly scene unfolded before a crowd of cameras. >> reporter: two days after this now infamous confrontation, on a subway platform in midtown, manhattan, led to the death of kesuk hahn. the gris

sign up at abcnews.com. we are also updating our facebook page at facebook.com/abc 7 news and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. time now to check in with lisa argin for a check of the forecast. >> we have a weak weather system that should bring us rain later on today. here's a look at how far north it is. you can see lleyton and ukia. it will take some time to get here. before then we have dry but cold conditions. it is 32 in livermore. good morning antioch. 36 san francisco and 32 and fog in the north bay around santa rosa. heading out the door dry and cold upper 20s to the mid 40s. by this afternoon light rain develops with lower 50s. we will keep the showers in the forecast through out the evening hours. i will tell you how much rain to expect for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead. keep the umbrellas handy. >> will do. thank you lisa. our coverage of the deadly elementary school shootling continues. up next you will hear two young brothers describe the day that will forever change their lives. m

so we have cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington at the bay bridge with more on what things are like at this moment. >> reporter: it is drizzling, temperatures in the 50s but behind me, traffic is moving smoothly but it is very wet. here's some video taken from last night and this morning. it has been raining on and off. and it will drizzle through at least part of the morning commute. there are also some wind gusts. now, nothing like what we saw earlier this month. but something that drivers should be aware of. there's also a small craft advisory that goes until 9 a.m. that means that some wind speeds could create hazardous wave conditions. that advisory is in effect in san francisco, san pablo, suisun bay and the west delta. past the toll plaza on to the bay bridge, there are some large puddles. so we say it every time that it rains, but it is worth repeating: make sure to leave room between you and the car in front of you. and stay safe and go slow on the roads. reporting at the bay bridge, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >> she has her weather gear on so it must be raining. >> looks like it. >

we closed on the ten-year at 5.54, below that at 5.51%. italy closed at 2.256%. spain on the two-year closed at 3.09%. >>> talks on the cliff seem to be advancing as the top republicans say the gop is ready to negotiate. berlusconi steps up the rhetoric against monte, accusing him of adopting german-centric policies. >>> and hsbc agrees to pay a $1.9 billion fine. >>> thank you for joining us today. the u.s. treasury has decided to sell the rest of its stakes in aig ending the government's ownership of the cup four years after the bailout. 16% of aig is being offered to raise $7.6 billion. at one point, treasury determined it would never generate today profit to u.s. taxpayers as it old out and returned to voice. >> i just feel all warm and cozy inside about it. texas instruments is narrowing its fourth quarter sales outlook and nudging up earnings forecast after accounting for its exit for most of the mobile chip market. t.i. now expects to own shares. last month, the company announced it would cut nearly 5% of its workforce. shares, though, we can check on fran

take a look at temps. 49. west wind blowing at 18. we will come back and look at a nice wednesday with sunshine right after this. ,,,,,, you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just ate dallas! >>> i am michael from new york. happy holidays, wjz. >>> did he say new york, new york? >> he did. >> amazing. >> well, they like to come down here. >> amazing. >> we gave him facetime. >> we did. >> but that's okay. thank you. >> yeah. >> i have no problem with new yorkers. >> good. >> maybe baseball, but not new yorkers. let's take a look at temps and conditions around the region now. cleared out very nicely and

look at all those turtles. overhunting in recent years has threatened their numbers. >> young lovers puckered it up in a special kissing competition. each man had to kiss his girlfriend while their feet or off the ground. then the men had to carry the girlfriend what kissing her. happy to celebrate the love in front of so many people. that is a different. [laughter] all right. >> 6:42. >> a good time for joe flacco. >> which aspects of the holiday season can turn you into a grainch? >> i think you two could win that contest. things are pretty quiet right now. we hav >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. richard engle is safe after being kidnapped in syria. overnight, nbc released the following statement -- he has covered many of the world's most dangerous places including cairo and the chaos in somalia. a man was shot in the neighborhood east of mondawmin mall. officers responded about 7:45 last night. no details about the gun man. yesterday, public aid was approved for carroll county and montgomery county fo

she was at the wrong place at the wrong time. the tribune reports the woman was walking to a store with a relative when she was hit. no one else was injured. police have not made any arrests. >>> vice president by end will today convene his first meetings to find ways to reduce gun violence in america in the wake of the connecticut school massacre. more young victims will be buried today. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. more than two dozen funerals for children, teachers and faculty shot in newton, connecticut. this morning the country's second in command begins his new task of finding ways to prevent similar mass shootings. tropical depression the vice president will meet with law enforcement officers from around the country. the president is pressing lawmakers to reinstate a ban on military-style assault weapons. the tragedy at sandy hook element there appears to be to have been -- elementary, appears to have been a tipping point. even a gun rights democrat suggests something has chained. >> i will deficient the second amend

you wanted to work back at home at a chick-fil-a. why? >> yeah. i wanted to work at chick-fil-a. and i wanted to quit the sport because i was very homesick. my family came to iowa for christmas. it was all said and done. christmas was over. it went by so fast. they were ready to go back home to virginia. and i wanted to go with them. but the whole thing about it, i was very homesick. i hadn't gone home in a while. i wanted to quit. but at the end of the road, everyone sat me down and told me, don't ever quit. just keep striving. the olympics are almost there. and i look back on it. if i had quit, i never would have won these. and medals are practically made out of your blood, sweat and tears. >> and the london olympics wouldn't have been the same without having you here. one thing i took away from this book is your mom really is a hero. what an amazing woman. raising four children. you were living out of a car at times. she always pushed you. you overcame racism. you overcame a lot in your battle to get these gold medals. what do you want readers to take away from this book? >> i

i think if you think about microsoft, look back a couple decades at kodak and at&t. and what you found with those two case studies is kodak didn't change their model, didn't go out and really adapt to the market. at&t did when they saw their -- you know, their bread and butter going away. they actually changed their business model. microsoft is at that fork in the road right now, mandy, where they are either going to start innovating again and be relevant, or as you've kind of predicted here in 2013, kind of stay the status quo. make small improvements, still lose market share, and in that case i would see them going down the road of kodak, so i would agree with you wholeheartedly on that. >> thank you both. appreciate your thoughts. the dow is in the darlings of the dog for next year. >> we are coming back a little bit now. with 40 minutes left in the trading session, down 82 points on the dow right now. >> health care stocks jumped about 17% in 2012. will the climb continue next year? our experts pick some winners and some losers for the year ahead in that sector.

look at this. another widespread area of rain expected from the north bay all the way down to san jose, morgan hill, and gilroy. it's going to rival what we had this morning. for some who did have the water rising up pretty quickly, expect similar conditions. you can see as we head throughout the next system, totals will be a little bit less. but we could get from 1 to 3 inches here for a lot of the lower elevations, keeping that coastal flood watch in effect. river level concerns. i'm going to highlight three of them. these are the top three when it comes to the bay area. the resolution river at guerneville could reach flood stages as we head into late sunday and also into monday. if you live in guerneville, you are probably well aware of this. but if you're just coming back from out of town and you're tuning in, keep a close eye on that russian river. otherwise in san anselmo, a current level of 4.2 feet. it's gone up today with the latest storm. critical level is 10 feet. we definitely could see

taking a look at stormtracker 4. we see the precipitation and coming up next we'll take a closer look. there is a weather system that is coming to the north and to the se-- south the heaviest rain a, will be 6:00 p.m., 7:00 a.m. but improvement with partial clearing. 6:00 a.m.-with heavy rainfall possible. >> new details about theat the investigation into the connectcut school gunman's past. more details on adam lanza new details are emerging people who knew adam and his family are stepping forward and talking about the boy they called quiet and withdrawn. brian todd has the very latest. >>reporter: his motive for this unspeakable act is still not clear, law enforcement officials say. and in digging for details about shooter adam lanza and his family-- accounts emerge that are still confusing, sometimes conflicting. a neighbor who knew him in recent years describes lanza as troubled. but listen to this account from a young man who knew him. >> he was just a kid. >> just a kid. >> just a kid. >> never anti-social? >>

right now we're seeing sustained winds at 14 miles per hour at dover air force base. stronger winds east of us. 9 in edgewood. it could be a little chilly with cold air from the north. the temperature right now, 34 at the airport. 34 in la plata. 35 in ocean city. 21 in oakland. 33 in hagerstown. 32 degrees in the mountains with mostly cloudy skies. we will see sunshine in southern pennsylvania. temperatures in the low 40's. 45 in ocean city. 38 to 43 around baltimore with less wind. high pressure is building in. no precipitation today. we can see clouds advancing from the nex storet system . showing some indications of ice trying to build into kentucky. let's put this into motion. high pressure through the area today. then the storm moves in from the south. the storm will intensify as it moves off the coast. it could bring heavy snow to parts of new england. we will get the northern fringe of the storm. the snow could begin late tonight after midnight. most will move then after the morning hours tomorrow. n-mix withet daa rai-snow accumulations of 1-3 inches. be care

the damage set at $8,000. the problem is not just repairs but seeing to it this does not happen again. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> crab boats remain docked in san francisco tonight. fisherman spent the day in meetings to discuss whether to discuss a offer or stand firm. no word on whether they decided anything. the boats have been docked since last sunday when fish brokers announced they were dropping the price to under $3 a pound. >> stormy weather is still causing problems for homeowners. in oakland a tree came crashing down this morning on a house. the resident was at home at the time. >> 15 minutes later a cop showed up. >> he didn't realize how bad the damage was till he went outside. high winds and erosion played a role in this tree that came crashing down. >>> we have clear skies now. fall will form tonight and high clouds tomorrow. those high clouds will lead to a chance of sprinkles into the early morning hours on your wednesday. morning commute will be wet. that could be a mess. these are

at increase in volume at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. over all a pretty easy ride with no metering lights. if you are coming out of the north bay no problems to report on the golden gate bridge. again some locally dense fog. visibility near zero in some spots drive with extra caution. i am not seeing any accidents to report and the drive is 22 minutes out of novato into the city guides. >> thank you erica. >>from luxurious meals to tiffany silver key rings to a u-2 concert. these were among nearly 200-thousand dollars in ""questionable"" expenditures by port of oakland workers in 2011. that's according to a pair of audits released yesterday that looked at what employees purchased with public dollars. the release of the audit has forced maritime director james kwon to step down. an internal audit of 2011 expenses were already underway in october when news broke about the port's executive director, omar benjamin and kwon spent nearly 45-hundred dollars at a houston strip club. >> two men shot are expected to survive. it happened in the 230

at it. the undervalued companies that you like like a speedway motorsports. speedway is never going to be apple because there's not that big of a market for nascar and you can only own so many race tracks. but you do believe it is fundamentally undervalued. >> well, brian, in the south you can't own too many race tracks. but they own a number of them. it's obviously a duopoly with international speedway based south of us in daytona breech. bruton smith is the founder and owner. i like to co-invest with something that's managing the family heirloom. it is about a $1 billion enterprise value. the market caps are around $600 million. you get paid 3.7% in a dividend. and people miss the fact that they have tv rights which is a large parts of the intrinsic value of the business. we think they trade at a discount here of several dollars relative to a $16 share price. so we're happy to sit and wait and if for some reason every community in the u.s. has a speedway, we'll certainly make five or ten t

the top of the hour, at least two firefighters were killed after arriving at the scene of a fire. two other fire fighters were also wounded. at this point it's unknown how many shooters were involved. the firefighters were forced to retreat. they were not able to put the flames out. at least three homes and one vehicle are burning. firefighters are calling them a complete lost. the police chief says it's still an active crime scene. we have this from a reporter a bit earlier from the crime scene. okay. that is not the right piece of sound firefighters, again, involved in that. >>> now to the top of the block and the stories we're watching, head of the national rifle association saying any attempt to reinstitute an assault weapons ban would be worthless and added his own wrimpgle to the debate more guns in school may be the answer here. it's fueling the broader conversation about. jimy williams is a democratic strategist and msnbc contributor. alice stewart is a republican strategist who served as press secretary for rick santorum. here is what ray la pierre said on sunday. >> if i

take a look at these babies at the maternity ward at st. luke's hospital in missouri. every year the babies are dressed in holiday stockings. this is so cool. holiday volunteers make them over the course of the year, so they're going to be ready come christmas. the holiday says it creates a warm, welcoming environment for families in their birth care suite. >>> the tiniest victims of the sandy hook massacre are being remembered today with services around the country. >> yeah. stay with us this morning, we'll tell you how the nation's center of worship is paying tribute to the children who were lost so tragically. >>> also what we can expect to learn about children and gun violence from a new report due out in the spring. >>> good morning. topping "america's money," it's back to the malls. today is expected to be the fifth businessiest shopping day of the year, fueled by deep discounts expected at many stores. retailers were disappointed by this year's weak holiday sales and will try to make up lost ground now. >>> the wall street journal reports the obama administratio

this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> good evening. it's monday, december 17th. this is bay area news at 7:00. happening now, local religious leaders are presiding over and interfaith service to reflect on friday's mass killings at a connecticut elementary school. these are live pictures from outside the first presbyterian church. it's dark outside there right now. we're told 100 people are gather there had tonight. public trustees are also participating in the event. we do have a crew at the service and will have a complete report for you on the 10:00 news. >>> mourners in connecticut today held the first funerals are two victims in last friday's rampage. john has been there since late friday night and is live there at the site of a memorial that continues to grow. >>reporter: i've got to tell you first right behind me are sandy hook firefighters who are getting hug, handshakes, and a great deal of gratitude from the folks here at the memorial. this memorial here at the bottom of the sandy hook christmas tree continu