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wow the new year is here. at least already the new year in some places across the globe. this is in paris. an hour ago. >> that looks spectacular. >> amazing. wow. >> the scene in greece. to ring in the new year. see the fire works in athens. this took place at 2:00 our time. so spectacular. >> you don't get tired of watching that. in hong kong revelers and protestors came out. this years celebration was toned down amidcontinuing demonstrations. >> singapore. over the bay. this celebration attracted a crowd of nearly 15,000 people. can we do an hour of fire works? >> set it to music.
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this is the live look at london. as people ring in the new year. at the london eye. that's so cool. over the water. >> what a beautiful scene. >> all right. we're just gazing. >> it's the best thing ever. this is awesome. good afternoon on the last day of 2019. >> the celebrations as you can see taking place all around the world all day long. the count down is onto get to midnight. >> we're live with a preview. >> we're so close to ringing in the new year here in san francisco. if you like fire works i looked for the best places to see them here in san francisco. >> chances are you'll hear them across san francisco. to get the best view noul need to inside scoop and i got you. >> we're on a mission to find the best place tos view the fire
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works tonight. let's see what locals recommend. >> where else? >> probably down by the marina. >> what do you say? >> to the dog park. >> let's get going. we did a lot of driving today. coy tower. you'll get the birds eye view of the city and the fire works. don't drive. public transit is your friend. >> this is another way to enjoy it on a boat. >> if you don't want to fight the crowd and enjoy a meal inside this is a great option. hop out and enjoy the fire works outside. >> it's one of our biggest days here. we have about every single one of the boats going out. >> a ticket to enjoy the four hour night cruise and meal starts at $200. let's get back to land. this is a distance from the fire
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works show. but you get an uninterrupted look at the city. >> almost happy new year. you can see the barricades are out ready to welcome everyone who will come out to celebrate. >> those places are all great. where should people not go? starting with my house. >> why not? give us your address. anyway. places that you shouldn't go. obviously one the san francisco police department mentioned yesterday, treasure island. that's a popular place that many people like to go. we went there to check it out and actually the only thing that you get to see is construction. so not the best place. there you have it. >> thank you. >> in san francisco you can ride
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for free at 8:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. it will double service for its late night l routes. ac is also free from 8 to 5. sam trans. and cal train. vta is offering free rides through the end of year to help people adjust to new schedule changes. bart will not be free. trains in and out will be on a special schedule. only stopping at certain stations and directions. you can find links and information about shows on our web site. >> the city of san francisco taking an extra step to make sure revelers are safe as well as informed in case there's a an emergency. officials are asking residents to sign up for alert sf by texting the phrase nyesf to
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888777. the laters will send instructions in case of a natural disaster or police, fire or health emergency. alerts about transportation disruption. >> what can we expect tonight? let's take a look outside. it's nice and clear now. a few clouds up there. >> there's hardly any traffic. which is beautiful. that might change. >> i know you don't control the traffic or weather. >> let's talk about the one i know more about. the weather. it is quite clear. you can see live doppler 7. evening hours you can see there's a massive clouds offshore. midlevel. that will be approaching us. and a few thin high clouds. we have a few. there will be a few more by 10:00 p.m. dropping through into parts of northern. closer to midnight to the fire works. 11:00 p.m. think high clouds over north
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bay. still mainly clear. and that will be the case at midnight as well. viewing conditions should be good. notice the clouds continue moving in during the over night hours. temperatures at midnight the time of the fire works in the upper 40s. 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. in case you're having so much fun you don't want to go home. or had too much fun and don't know how to get home. it will be 46 to 48 degrees in most locations. it looks like we'll see the fire works just fine. >> or you can't remember where home is. >> thank you. if your plans include a trip to the beach. please be careful. watch out. there's a high surf advisory for the coast. this is from to big sur. waves were rolling in earlier today. it's beautiful until you get shore.and you can't get back to
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increase threat of rip currents and sneaker waves. it takes seconds and you find yourself in deep trouble. that expires thursday morning. >> in the east bay a man trying to stop another man from stealing his laptop in starbucks is in critical condition. over the scene in the neighborhood. you can see the huge police response and part of a street blocked off. officers collected evidence. here's what we know. police say the theft happened around 11:30 a.m. the victim was sitting at a table when the suspect snatched his laptop. then gave chase. police say the thief made it to a get away vehicle and took off. it's not clear how the victim was hurt. we'll have more on the story. >> lots of new laws into effect tomorrow. including assembly bill 5. >> treats freelancer at employees. uber and california trucking association are suing to stop it. calling the law
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unconstitutional. >> live from san francisco with the impact this will have across the board. >> well, depending on who you ask they either support or hate it. now this is one of the laws that will be challenged in the court for a long time. >> he has been driving trucks since 1983. it's never been a nine to five job. >> i have flexibility. >> he even negotiates what he wants to charge often working for a different employer every day. >> he's anothe independent truck driver who makes a good living. enough to pay for his own benefits. but under the bill as a permanent employee he would be loyal to one company. >> if i work only for one company. that company have job only one day. other four days i'm at home.
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>> that's why the trucking association filed a motion for a temporary restraining order. while other lawsuits are settled. the owner of the tennis club told us in the past as independent workers tennis instructors have been able to polkt 90% of what they charge. the extra 10% goes to the club. now by becoming permanent employees they will earn less because the tenus club has to pay for the benefits. >> they have 90% of the money. that's dropping to 50 or 60. overhead is 38%. >> the club will increase dues starting on february 1. in part because of the cost of associated with ab 5. the service employees union said uber and lift have a business model built on exploitation. many independent contractors fought for the passage of the new law. >> you fought for this. >> yeah, of course.
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>> because? >> stability. it's like more than that. >> the unions are now weighing in because they want both uber and lift drivers to be able to organize. now this is what we're being told. don't be surprised to see a bill introduced in 2020 allows workers to be able to unionize. >> all right. thank you. >> new lawsuit accuses former priest with ties to mother teresa and the university of san francisco of sexual abuse. the suit claims the late reverend abused robert gold berg starting when he was 11. in 1970. and this continued into adulthood. the 61 year-old worked as the valet for 40 years. the priest died in prison in
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2017 while serving a 25 year sentence for molting other victims. officials decline to comment. >> for the second time many a week a leading soft drink company handed a legal victory in san francisco. the court has refused to reinstate a class action lawsuit who claimed the makers of the diet dr. pepper committed fraud and by implying lt product would help with weight loss. they dismissed another claim against diet coke. >> a home on the great christmas light fight was hit by a holiday thief. crown act. one that's really personal for some. decade debate. are we
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a family whose home was featured on the great christmas light fight has been hit by a holiday thief. >> live with the story. >> it is a sad story at best a bittersweet story. if you live here you know this house. it's a holiday tradition. when the sun goes down a million lights will go on. inside and outside. it's an act of le and trust by the family inside. and now they're going to need to reassess that. >> it began with one lone santa. who could have known he would have this so many years later. friends, neighbors and tourists ask when they see the spectacle
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every christmas. their house so famous this year it won first place on the great christmas light fight. she and her parents have the trophy to prove it. now 3,000 people visit the house inside and out every night. and that's where happy holiday story takes a wrong turn. this morning the they found a small treasured family heirloom missing from what used to be grandmother's bedroom. >> it was a nativity scene with an angel. it was from her mom. from portugal. >> hundreds of thousands of visitors have taken nothing from the house. in 28 years. how is that for an act of trust? >> i think everybody like us. if we go to a place or a house, we're not taking anything. >> we never thought anybody would do something like that. especially in that room.
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that was my mothers room. that makes me revise that. >> tlaif by the holiday spirit. this changes everything. >> i never expected it to go this way. to be honest. >> i was telling my daughter i said if this keeps like that, we're not going to open the door anymore. because we don't trust people anymore. >> that would be a shame. a case of 21st century infringing on the scene of timeless magical innocence. the family gave, someone else stole. the symbolism crushing. >> that's sad. maybe that person needed it more that than we did. >> that is typical of the family. that's just the way they are.
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>> thank you. bay area pediatricians are reaching out to families who haven't brought children in for a flu shot yet. he's keeping track of flu patterns from pacific medical center. he says this years flu season is expected to stretch for a longer period of time. than some past years. and younger children are particularly vulnerable if they're not vaccinated. >> there are four formulations available this year. >> between six months of age and especially after up to five years you're most at risk. those are the children who get the sickest and we have had a couple flu fatalities in california this year. >> along with the four formulations out there there's a mist. he recommends talking to your
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pediatrician about the best choice. >> turn to the forecast. a lot of people have plans. they're going like what spencer -- >> i think so. i'm feeling confident. the skies are clear. probably remain that way through the midnight hour. which is when most of us will be looking for some fire works. here's a view over san francisco under mainly clear. a few thin high clouds. current temperature readings 61 in san francisco. and oakland. san jose 47 gilroy getting chilly. here's the view looking west towards the golden gate. some high and midlevel clouds offshore. they probably will not interfere with the viewing of the fire works. 63 right now. 59 in napa. 65 concord and 57 at livermore. north from the golden gate. the high clouds and blue skies.
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these are forecast features. a few high clouds. it will be a dry mild start to 2020. and slight chance of rain developing now. it will be mainly a north bay event. we have the beach hazard statement in effect until tomorrow morning at 9:00. likely to become a high surf advisory. and last until thursday morning. wave heights are growing. above 10 feet. expected to get higher. there's the danger of the rim current and sneaker waves. bear in mind along the coastline. sky conditions here's the forecast animation at 7:00. notice as we approach the late night hours 9:00. clouds offshore getting closer to the coastline. skies will be mainly clear over the bay area. by 11:00 we approach midnight of course and time for the fire works. a few more high clouds showing up in the north bay. midnight it appears most of the bay area will be under clear skies. except for the lingering high
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clouds up in the north bay. we should have good viewing conditions. over night it gets cloudier. clouds increase. low temperatures will drop into the low to mid-40s across the region. tomorrow's highs under early morning clouds. highs will occur in the afternoon. mainly sunny. highs from near 60 at the coast to low and mid-60s tomorrow. looking ahead to thursday it will be milder with mid-60s inland and friday a slight cooling trend. into saturday and it turns cooler. as a matter of fact the 7-day forecast you see us going to turn cloudy on saturday. also. and there's a chance of a system swinging through that will trigger a few north bay showers or light rain on saturday. we expect that to end by the end of the day. with sunny skies sunday and monday. new year is off to a decent start. >> not bad. thank you.
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>> like a landful. three or four. >> i get a dozen. out of control. help maybe on the way. >> finally? maybe. >> i think this is going to ends up being junk e-mail. remember how much it bothered us and straight to spam. two more years. we start this now. listen, a new antirobo call -- you're making this seem so much less than it was. the new law is expected to help americans dodge those annoying calls we get every day. president trump signed legislation last night that gives authorities more enforcement power and could speed up measures. the industry is already taking to identify robo calls. the law bars phone companies from charging for blocking the call. the problem exploded in recent years because of cheat software that makes it easy to make mass calls. robo dialing. a company that makes smart
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cameras and connected home gadgets is confirming two data breeches. seattle based says the first leak exposed the data on the internet of two and a half million customers worldwide. between december 4 to the 26th. according to the company the breech exposed e-mail addresses of customers in anyone given permission to view the camera feeds. customers home wi-fi information was exposed. they aren't saying much on it. only it also did not include pass words or financial information. >> 2019 proved to be another stellar year for apple. report says the iphone was the best selling tech product of the year. apple sold 185 million iphones last year. around 15 million fewer than in
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2018. the company also took that number to slot in the list. for 2019. selling 65 million pairs of air pods. amazon claimed the number 3 spot with the echo line. >> are you holding onto your iphone 4? >> look how old. >> it's sad. >> end of the week i'll have a new phone. i think. >> embrace technology. >> better than him. >> all right. the latest american doll is breaking down barriers. the doll was unvailed today on good morning america. a 10 year-old surfer and cheer leader from califonia. who has hearing loss. she was born deaf in her left ear and can hear a little from the right. they offered dolls that can be fitted with wheelchairs and crutches. she's the first to have a
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the new year of 2020. is the new year is 2020 is being rupg in around the globe. video from bangkok thailand where they celebrated 9:00 a.m. our time. in taipei it was the new year 8:00 a.m. our time. the fire works called light of hope taiwan. lasting 300 seconds. how long is that. five minutes. check out the celebration in pyongyang, north korea. fire works and singing and dancing. >> check out the fire works around 1:00 p.m. our time in moscow. russia held the worlds longest new years celebrate with new years eve events spread across the eleven time zones. >> four and a half hours until the ball drops in new york. the city is the nations biggest
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new years party with 1 million people expected to show up. >> the clock is ticking down to the end of the decade. just hours until the ball drops in new york city. thousands have already descended on times square. >> the ball drop. the celebration. the songs the singing and dancing. just it's like a real big party. >> it's wonderful. experience it at least once. >> on the other side of the world it's already 2020. in thailand a massive fire works display lighting up the sky as revelers looked on. in china, a light show capping off cheerful celebrations in beijing. more than a million people heading to australia. fire works show continuing in spite of the ongoing battle with wild fire. in the u.s. as millions gear up
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to party, law enforcement is stepping up security. the police department will be working with the fbi and homeland security. in times square there will be thousands of officers on hand. alongside weapons and canine teams. and drones will be used for surveillance purposes. >> we'll have intelligence officers out there. as well as patrol officers and emergency service units. and with the federal and local partners. >> the ball drop is going to be the most well policed protected event on earth. efforts to end this year and start next year the safest way possible. >> if you don't want to mingle with millions of people. you can stay home and stay with us rocking eve begins at 8:00 p.m. >> home is a good place to be. the bay area is getting ready for the big celebration. >> a look at the preparations
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here. >> take it all in. the last sunrise of the year. of decade. coming up over the ferry building in san francisco. the streets are empty now. give it time. barricades check and soon the crowds. thousands are expected to pack the aa to the pier to ring in the new year with the fire works show. most people we spoke to -- >> sleeping. >> we might do a puzzle. >> hang out with toddlers. >> staying in tonight. >> having dinner and drinks and probably fall asleep. right after midnight. >> if your new years eve plans call for the more than the couch, police tell us they're prepared to handle the large crowds downtown. >> every available police officer will be working. we'll have resources at the district station. to make sure we can provide police services to the local community. and have a lot of additional
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officers in the downtown area. >> if you're out and about and see something, say something. whether you are downtown or in the suburbs. emergency operation officials are reminding people of emergency notification system by text. in case there's a major incident. signing up is simple. >> all people have to do is text the phrase nyesf to >> another remipder from police do not drink and drive. there are too many options. taxis available and ride share. so much of the public transit will be running late tonight. police saying they want to make sure you're waking up in your own bed. not in a jail cell. or a hospital room. >> yes. indeed. spencer will be getting wild
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tonight. he's got a little thing called the 11:00 news. >> doesn't he every night? >> how wild i am. mainly clear skies over the bay area. don't let this picture of clouds fool you. tonight before midnight as we approach the fire works hour, skies will be mainly clear with a few thin high clouds around. clouds increase over night. early morning hours a few clouds. and low temperatures will be in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow afternoon clouds start to break up a bit. we'll see more sunshine in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will generally be in the low 60s. even at the coast. this is the 7-day forecast. happy new year. we get off to a dry start in 2020. next couple days after new years day thursday and friday. mainly sunny skies and mild conditions. high temperatures in the mid-60s. we gain a few clouds over the weekend and saturday there's a
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as we celebrate the new year a lot of people will be sell prating the start of the decade. some people will tell you to wait until next year for that. what is it? 2019 or 2020. the problem is because there was no year 0 on the calendar. which means the end of the decade should be december 31, 2020. not tonight. that settles it right? you wouldn't say someone born 1980 was from the 70s? >> no. >> since you are into the farmers almanac. >> preferred book of reading. >> i wrote it. >> from the beginning of time when you finish the first ten years you finish the first decade. you don't enter the second decade until after the tenth year. officially you wouldn't enter
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the next decade until next year. >> let's go all the way back. to the big bang theory. day one that the earth was formed. there was day zero and one. and at the end of 365 days. that was year one. that would mean -- >> you have to do. you finish a decade. you haven't finished it until the end of the tenth year. >> to be continued. >> it's clear isn't it? >> whatever decade it maybe. let's get resolutions and some of us probably made some. most common is exercise more. lose weight. spencer wants to gain weight. get organized, learn a new skill or hobby. live life to th to th to th travel. spend time with family and friends. >> yes.
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all but one. >> i don't smoke. >> other than that. that's my list. >> i don't make resolutions. >> none? >> i'm with her. years ago when i started making resolutions and i never kept them. >> okay. mine is figure out the apple watch. >> okay. let me take over. according to the online magazine there are several san francisco trends that need to go away in 2020. first the tech bro vest. abandoned scooters. we have seen those. expensive cocktails. whacky wellness like raw water. untouched water that comes out of the pipe. keto diet. depending on what you think about it. extreme. making things smart that don't
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ned to be. anything you want to add? >> good list. >> i just bought a juicer. >> finally a few minutes ago we showed you the story about celebrations. people will line the streets to watch the fire works. many told julian they'll chill at home and watch tv. play games. three out of four of us are working. one will not be. >> michael. >> party for all of us. >> any daughter is in town. we'll open some champagne. and maybe go see fire works. >> that'll be nice. >> i have to work but i'll open some champagne. >> tune in at 11:00. >> for a more interesting broadcast.
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>> you must have done it, have you gone to times square? >> no. never done it. i stay away. all the years in new york i stayed away. i just didn't like the crowd. >> you were there? >> i did one year. >> what was it like. >> cold and crazy. really cold. >> good reason to stay away. >> i wouldn't -- is there one city you'd like to go to? >> we were talking. sidney would be cool. >> maybe paris. yeah. >> singapore looked cool. >> the architecture. >> all of them. ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is
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>> it's really hard to believe that california is the first state in the country to pass a law like this. it is really such a huge deal for women. especially african-american women. who face discrimination based on the texture of our hair. >> we're talking about a beauty standard. >> he's really a master mind behind the natural hair. you have been behind the chair for 35 years. you have heard stories from clients. we have our own story. >> let's do it. >> we are freeing the curl. >> why has it been so long that we're landing to this place. i have clients that only want to wear it natural. or with braids and style it. they look so amazing.
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but i can't wear this to work. >> i never thought i would be wearing natural hair on air. i was working in florida. i got a relaxer it was too strong and my bangs fell out. i didn't really know what to do. i got extensions. i got a sew in. >> the more it grew out the more i started to see my natural curl pattern. this is my hair. i can wear this. so i started wearing it and thinking i would grow it out. but never for tv. because i had a consultant. she said have you thought about wearing a wig? so i started. and all this time my hair was growing out. every day at work i have the wig on. and every day when it was over i snatch it off. it didn't feel like i was authentic. i sat down and asked my news director at the time, this is my
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natural hair. i want to wear it. she was like well i never said you couldn't. when she said that i was like yes. when can i start. i started wearing my natural hair. it was scary because i didn't know how the audience would react. when i did it people were so happy. they were excited for me. >> i was studying broadcast journalism. but jr. year, i'm working on my real. a tape that you make so that you can get a job in tv after wards. and they want your hair to be consistent. is what my professor said. they also didn't out wardly say you need to wear it straight. but it was encouraged. it was something that i saw everyone else doing. when i look on tv and see other black women everyone had straight hair. i wore it straight. and what happened? i got a job. with no problem. vs. some classmates that did choose to wear their hair
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natural. and braids. and a much harder time. >> i chose to wear my hair straight. it is in its natural state when it's wet. however i have now gone through years of straightening with heat. and this is damaged. the back of my hair probably when you wash it does maybe something similar to her hair. the front right here which is what everyone sees all the time. on tv. and you have to fix it and put it down. there's so much heat damage. and it is something that upsets me because it's a choice i made. i'm not saying anyone strong armed me. i love to wear straight hair sometimes. and i love braids. and i love a bun. i don't think people understand there was a deep pressure to wear my hair this way. we can't say that this type of discrimination won't happen. it will. obviously. but if you know that that's what
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happened you can at least be like hey there's a piece of paper that says that's not okay. it's wrong. >> it's nice to know that you can't be discriminated against anymore. i didn't ask i just did. you get to a point in your life you're like if you don't like me for me. if this isn't good enough, fine. so be it. for my thing, it wasn't the law. it was my daughter. she has great curly hair coming in now. and i don't want her to see me straightening my hair and wonder is curly hair not okay? is there something wrong with mine? no. you are perfect. you never have to change anything. and i said enough. it's so damaged from straightening it and just why. i couldn't do it anymore. >> i find this really educational.
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i had no idea this was a consideration. no clue. i didn't really -- i will say this, there's so much more scrutiny for women on tv. than for guys. i could wear the same thing every day and nobody would notice. they might notice when i lose all my hair. but there's so much more scrutiny and pressure. your hair looks great. >> appreciate it. >> some of the new laws in effect new definition of beer. to inchud alcoholic beverages with fruit, honey, herbs and ingredients. you will be able too use a smart phone to cast ballots as long as it doesn't violate any election laws. public and private animal shelters will be required to disclose a dogs biting history. to potential new owners. if a dog is broken a human skin at four months or older. domestic partnership open to all californiaens regardless of age
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or sexual identity. find a full list on our web site. >> ghosted at a shark game. the date that ended with a text and it all went viral. >> a look ahead to the news at 5:00. >> new years food traditions. >> ham. >> there's also greens and grapes. prime rib. a look at bay area menus designed to bring luck and happy new year. >> decoding food labels. words matter. and tweeting his best selfies.
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a woman recently t described a first date gone wrong. >> to prepare you for the story we have to get through a few dating terms. ghosting. >> text them and no text back. you already know once no text back it's done. >> leaving someone without any real khloe shir. and cuffing season. we're in the thick of it. >> winter and cold. you get in a relationship for convenience. >> a list of others. meant to distance yourself. days before christmas this tweet made the rounds. a local woman posted about a
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disaster date. her date went to the bathroom and never came back. then texted he was going home and the date was over. >> he should have come up to her and said enjoy the game i'm leaving. >> that's bad ass. i would do that. >> i remember hearing stories a fake emergency call. and say my house is on fire. i have to leave. that's just as bad. >> a professional match maker says it's not surprising. >> people just aren't willing to have -- >> she started the match making in 2010. over the last decade dating trends took a turn with advancements in tech. people have adopted an online or app mentality. >> you can order anything. you can order a date. right away. and that's not how every relationship can begin. >> ditch the dancing dating
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quiet morning turns into a nightmare. a man injured chasing the person who stole his laptop. >> plus pets on the plane. we're hearing from a woman who had to go to urgent care because she was allergic to the animal next to her. >> plus where to watch tonight's fire works. we have a check on the best spots. >> will the weather cooperate? we have the very latest on karl the fog. >> ball drops and confetti. celebrating new years eve when you have to go to bed before midnight. >> you're looking alt the scene from sky 7 today. a man
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