the forecast is very chilly. we have 30s and 40s to get your day started, but by lunchtime it's looking good. mid- to upper 60s for most places and then for the weekend. we are talking 70s. a full look at the forecast for a few minutes and a look at the friday commute with mike. >> we talk about cold, but not snow. we are talking about the base of the issue. a light volume keeps you moving over 17 and the summit. should be a lighter flow. a lot of businesses getting the day off as well. back to you. new this morning, police officers fired after an alleged

cover up. the mercury news officers will be back on the job after an arbitration. a sergeant and an officer are accused of letting former officer off the hook after she crashed her car in 2008. paramedics believe she was driving drunk. the police chief fired the officers, but their punishment was reduced to an 11-month suspension without pay. >> a pipeline is no longer considered a high risk. pg&e said a pipe segment in east palo alto did not need to be repaired or replaced. it showed up in the utility list of the 100 highest risk segments. when it was made public, they did not meet with leaders as it had with other cities. that's because the pipeline was listed as being in menlo park.

>> crews will return home after spending five months working on the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico. the crew conducted oil skimming missions and helped direct operations between the delta and florida. the ship collected oil in the gulf, but before coming back, the cutter made a detour, helping the cruise ship stranded near baja, mexico. >> an east bay mom heading home from a shopping trip got the scare of her life when a crowbar fell from the bay bridge on to her car. she figured caltrans would cover the damage, but she was wrong. she saw a crowbar fall and land into her car. wedging itself into the grill of her mini cooper. it caused $1400 in damage, but the caltrans and construction

company said they won't pay for it. >> i thought they would be relieved that nobody was hurt and wasn't filing any lawsuit or anything like that. they have been uncooperative. >> the construction company said it is not responsible because it wasn't working on the bridge that night. meantime, caltrans won't say where why it denies the claim, but it can pursue legal action. this is the second time caltrans denied a claim they were handling. an electrical short sent a me can tal gate into traffic. one of the poles sliced into a car causing nearly $10,000 worth of damage. >> the stars and stripes are causing controversy at a northern california school. cody alicia put a flag on the back of his bike while he rode to school outside of manteka. the school superintendent told

him to take it off because some complained. the school was cautious after some brought the mexican flag on cinco de mayo. codey and his family said he should not have had to put the american flag away. >> coming from a family of veterans and i thought i would support our family. >> he is proud of where he comes from. >> cody's family hopes they can work something out with the school district. >> a last ditch effort to stop a deportation. friends are fighting for his freedom today. the college student is set to be deport wrd he knows no one. live in san francisco where lee's friends will be calling to let him stay here in the bay area. >> reporter: good morning. friends of steve lee will rally outside barbara boxer's office to urge her to sponsor a bill to stop or at least defer his

deportation scheduled for monday. what you should be seeing are supporters creating banners and signs for today's effect. lee a 20-year-old nursing student at city college of san francisco and his parents came to this country seeking political asylum and they were denied in order to leave. they didn't. immigration arrested them and have detained him in arizona. the government said they will deport him on monday back to his country which is peru where he doesn't know anyone. his parents would be deported back to china since that is where they were born. of the government's position is that lee broke a law. his supporters argue he is hardly a criminal. earlier this week, the city of san francisco denounced the deportation order and supported the dream act. that is the bill that if passed would allow undocumented

students like lee to be a u.s. citizen. lee's mother who is not in custody is expected to speak in support of her son at today's rally in the city. live here in san francisco, bob redell. >> the governor is calling for a special session to tackle a new hold in the budget. he signed a new budget deal over a month ago, ending the longest stalemate. it comes a day after the anal t analysts protected a deficit for the next 20 months. the special session will start december sixth when lawmakers are sworn in. >> gavin newsom may have to delay his inauguration. he wants to make sure the next board of supervisors picks his successor. the new board can put the brakes

on it as long as no one has been a pointed. the only way the board can appoint an interim mayor is if he formally resigned. she expected to take the post on january 3rd, but he may wait until the current board has a last meeting on january 4th. newsom has a lot on his plate. on the menu, he plans on vetoing the newly approved toy ban in kid's meals. he will appear at an event where he will release a report to combat childhood obesity. even if he veit owes the law, the board could still override the decision. >> getting in and out of san francisco in peak commute hours takes time, patience, and if the board gets their way, money. the city leaders want to impose joan charges on those who drive their cars into parts of the city. they will consider the plan next

month. it would charge a fee to drive in congested areas. here's a look at how it might work. drivers would be charged $6 to leave the northeast sector from about 18th and laguna to the waterfront. that includes the financial district, mission, china and north beach among other neighborhoods. $3 could be charged to cross the san mateo county line, the southern border of the city. driver opinions are mixed. >> most of the people that use it work here and pay taxes. going to lunch here or there, they work here. >> got you coming and going. >> there might be other routes. people should ride their bicycles or walk. take public transportation. >> the fees would increase bus service and increase bike lanes. even if approved, it would be about 2015 before they impose tolls on that. >> 5:08 and i want to check the

commute with mike. you are looking at some out there. pretty good. >> you are talking about pricing on the street, we will look at the freeways and none to speak of. should be a lighter flow and building about midday as more folks go into town. folks carrying over from yesterday for many cases. we are looking at 280 and 101. the construction sign marked for the bay bridge, let's look at the upper deck. i think it's getting colder and colder every morning. >> 34 degrees in gilroy and patches of frost around the valley this morning. 44 in san jose. nothing but 30s across the north bay valleys. coming up around 6:45 and many

spots dipping into the mid-and upper 30s. offshore breeze this morning and taking the storm track and sending it off to the north. if you like the chilly mornings, the forecast looks fine for me. 65 in san francisco and mostly mid- to upper 60s across the valleys. for the weekend plans, looks gorgeous. no worries and temperatures through the 70s and trending cooler with more clouds by next thursday. back to you. >> looks good. 5:10 and employees at a tech giant could be getting pink slips. we will tell you about the potential murder that could give bay area workers the boot. >> salvation or scam. would you be willing to break the law to keep your home? the lesson many homeowner who is face foreclosure are learning the hard way.

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good friday morning. taking a live look outside. san jose really nice temperatures i think. for november, pretty warm. palo alto at 66. >> employees at google are getting raises and bonuses this year, but over yahoo there may be pink slips to ring in the new year. >> not fun. scott is here with the latest silicon valley shake-up. >> as you recall, google is giving the workforce a 10% raise this week plus a $1,000 holiday bonus at least. the tech crunch reporting the company is thinking about laying off 20% of the workforce. that transplates to nearly 3,000 employees. the "wall street journal" reporting that number could be much smaller, about 650 workers. but one way or the other, a spokesperson is not denying the rumors. just the size. the plan to lay off more than

500 workers, you have to give the state 60 days notice. yahoo has not done so. silicon valley biotech has lined up to go public after laying low. the mercury news counted them up. 12 companies launched ipos including five here in the bay area. a big increase when only one biotech company went public. it could be a sign the economy is recovering, but experts say the companies could be forced to go public because it's very tough to get venture financing for biotech projects. >> thanks a lot. how far would you go to save your home from foreclosure? would you break the law? one lawyer advises his clients to do just that and there may be many in the bay area who are listening. garvin thomas takes a look at what's going o. >> call 911. >> get off the property for a few minutes.

>> controversy follows michael t. pines wherever he goes. following the southern california lawyer all the way to the mill valley home of gregory fiorge. he is disable and losing his house to foreclosure. the courts say he has run out of options. pines said otherwise and he believes him. >> to find a knight, mr. pines is willing to fight for us. that's very important. >> pines has been making headlines across the country lately, advising client who is he claims have been wrongly foreclosed to reopen their homes even if it means breaking back in. it's what he is prepared to do. >> when the cowers fail us which is what's happening now, this is an emergency. i have no choice. i thought i had no choice. >> for gregory has faith in

pipes, there many who don't. >> pines threw him under the bus. >> many is executive director of marin family action, a grass roots organization trying to help those facing foreclosure. a few months ago they allowed pines to make a presentation to the group. a number of members signed on and it is something fernandez regrets. >> they retain the services. >> how many got houses back? >> none. >> how much have they given up? >> $35,000. >> shoot the messenger. clients don't understand what's going on and when something doesn't go the way they think it should or as fast as they think it should, typical low they blame the lawyer. >> any fee solicited in advance of success is money wasted. >> sunnyvale's project as other dos and don'ts for those facing

foreclosure. never take any advice from someone who has not examined all your financial records. never sign your home over to someone else to save it. do seek help from other hud certified or neighbor works organizations. they offer free or low cost help and have the back of the federal government. still people about to lose their homes are not always thinking clearly. >> they are desperate. they will do anything to save their home. that psychological desire is so strong that people do grasp at straws. pa. >> rarely are those straws ever strong enough to keep someone in a home they are destined to lose. in mill valley, today in the bay. 5:18 down the east shore

freeway. there might be slowing in that direction. an accident reported at the scene just past merge. it is clearing to the right shoulder. reflecting an easy drive oust hercules into berkeley and emeryville. antioch will show the first signs of slowing even on a light friday, but speeds at the limit right now. we are looking at 5:30 when the speeds change. over 10 to 15 minutes, they may change. just a little bit here as well as president bush 580 through livermore. a fender bender and monday through thursday, a horrible location for anything to happen, but on a friday, we have lighter flow. a 13-minute drive heading out of here. not so bad. rob has a look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. catalog over load. how you can stop tuchls from sending the holiday cheer to the mail box. [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread

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5:22 and it is chilly. want the winter coat as we head outside. down to 44 degrees and clear skies and not much wind. 46 in san francisco. the wins are also relatively light and a little bit of a breeze around oakland at times and 43 with spots around the

east and north bay into the upper and mid 30s. patches of frost a possibility. speaking of temperatures, 35 in fairfield. 37 in novato and 39 around sunnyvale and 34 chilly degrees to wake up to around gilroy. the offshore wins and high pressure building in and we don't have the sea breeze to wake up to. that keeps the overnight temperatures up. we get chilly for the morning hour the. no rain on the radar. if you are traveling into southern california heading over the grapevine, we have gusty winds that are dry across southern california. the temperatures to the south and 80s with high fire danger around the mountains across southern california. the big story from now through the first half of next week is high pressure taking the storm track and sending it way off to the north. we seal warming and drying conditions around california for today. straight on through the weekend

that means temperatures will climb into the 70s. a few spots are getting close to 70 despite the chilly start. about 65 in san francisco and by sunday we could see near 70 around san francisco. 67 for oakland and 70 around fairfield and north and east bay hilltops breezy at times. that is something we will see for the start of the welcome. look at the temperatures. 70s around most of the bay area for the end of the weekend. early next week is dry and thursday and friday may see more clouds and cooling. for november, nice weather. 70s for the weekend and into the beginning of next week. >> just because black friday is several weeks away, doesn't mean you can't get a head start on the holiday deals. got a deal.com leaked several ads from target and target will offer $3 appliances and half off on toys and clothes. target will officially unveil

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a bay area student may not see his parents again. how his life may change because of a knock on his door. >> are your i cans eating a healthy breakfast or a snack on the run? i'm christie smith and we will talk about a new study coming up on today in the bay. good friday morning. thank for joining us. coming up on 5:30. >> time to get started with the hour by hour forecast. >> at least for the next two hours, bundle up. 30s and 40s and the afternoon forecast is looking nice. we should see 60s for the afternoon. the sunset at 5:01 and that's

happening earlier and earlier. we are talking 70s. >> per a bay area coast occurred crew will return home after stepping five months working on the gulf of mexico. the cutter made a detail on the way home from the gulf to help the carnival cruise ship stranded near baja, mexico. the crew conducted missions and operations between the delta and florida. that ship helped collect more than 137,000 gallons of oil in the gulf. >> the clock is ticking for friends and family and the college nursing student scheduled to be deported to peru on monday. steve lee is at an arizona detention facility since september when agents raided his fran home. he was born to peru and moved to san francisco with his parents. a judge denied his family political asylum and ordered

them to leave the country. lee had been studying to be a nurse. his friends are hoping senator barbara boxer and dianne feinstein will step in to stop the deportation. >> someone is taking him away from his home where his entire is and putting him in a strange country he knows nothing of by himself. it breaks my heart. >> lee's parents are also facing deportation. his mother will speak at a rally in front of senator boxy's office. >> a bay area mom is relieved no one is taking responsibility after a crowbar slammed into her car. she thought caltrans should cover the damage. her insurance company filed a claim and months later they denied the claim, blaming a construction company. the company denies responsibility. doyle feels luck to have lived through the incident, but angry about the state's response.

her company said it is pursuing the company. >> tolding the tenth annual there ought to be a law contest inviting anyone living in california to submit ideas. 16 past suggests are now law including requiring drivers to have headlights on when it rains. senators up to san carlos has an application for submitting ideas. the deadline is november 24th. >> for one activist has his way, circumcision will be banned in san francisco. he is collecting signatures to put the issue on a 2012 ballot. he wants to make the common procedure a crime for boys under 18 to be circumsized. the punishment is $1 this thousand fine and up to a year

in prison. circumcision is common and is a religion and health-related procedure. seng packages overseas, if you want your loved one to get their goodiys in time, the u.s. postal service recommends you mail today. the post office is offering discount ogs the largest priority flat rate box, but the price to military over seas is now $12.50. >> thousands of passengers are on dry land after being stranded at sea with no electricity, running water and a limited food supply. stephanie stanton has a look at how the ordeal ended. >> the thousands at sea and thousands more waited for. the carnival splendor being pulled into port in san diego. hours later, the crippled ship was at the dock and thousands of

weary passengers set foot on dry land. the 3300 performs spent daunting days at sea. an engineer room fire knocked out power and this video captured the harrowing moments. no injuries were reported, but they had no electricity, hot water and hot food. for some bad mems are what could have been a happy vacation at sea. >> the worst was the food and the smell from the toilets and the rotting food. >> many gave high marks to the crew. >> the crew was fabulous. what they had to go through was beyond words. >> carnival said all passengers will receive a full refund and a free future cruise if they want to try again.

nbc news san diego. >> may take a while to try again. >> the after school snack is a staple, but kids are snack instead of eating square meals. today in the bay's christie smith has the link between you in sigz and your kid's test scores. very important. >> good morning, laura. parents are working out bright and early and telling us that they are making healthy choices and having a good solid meal is critical for themselves and their kids. it comes as no surprise that more and more kids are eating on the run and having snacks instead of a good solid meal. they say it comes down to time. the poll is bite american diabetic foundation and looked at kids ages 8 to 17 and broke it down and found 42% of white and hispanic kids miss breakfast all together.

that jumps to 59% for african-american kids. the problem is that previous studies found that missing breakfast is often tied to increased absence at school and showing up late to school and even lower test scores in cases. also sometimes kids have trouble paying attention in class. michael allen works out daily here in fremont and here's his take. >> we had dinner and breakfast every day. we have a very healthy family, but kids are being ignored by families. >> 'is that? >> families are so busy. mother and father working and out and very busy. >> now the study also found that snacking after school is on the rise with nearly 60% of all groups that were surveyed here. one suggestion to improve things is because so many kids are snacking, it's a great opportunity for parents and

schools to try it incorporate healthier snacks into their day. live in fremont, christie smith today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 5:36 on this friday, the day after veteran's day. we know a lot of folks have vacations and a lighter volume of traffic is what we are seeingful a 14-minute drive on the right of the screen. we have the early slowing showing up saz typical. just a 14-minute drive and they cleared from the roadway. that's clear, but we have slowing closer to summersville and pittsburgh. the pattern of traffic flowing might get slower into concord because of a disabled vehicle at 242.

sounds like the interchange is clear, but if it does affect the lane, i will let you know. we have spees close to the limit or above the limit. the earlier accident at central off of westbound 80, the direction is cleared and just 18 minutes uninterrupted down past the merge off of the bridge and down to the toll plaza with no metering lights and into san francisco, a volume starting to build. the lower deck with three lanes block until 6:30. it's very clear for the shot. >> clear and dry. that's the reason why the temperatures are bombing out. we are seeing mid 30s around fairfield and the north bay and patchy frost likely. the same around gilroy and morgan hill down to 40. 39 in sunnyvale. bundle up this morning. temperatures off to a chilly start and not much wind. in the north and east bay, wins kicking up tonight into

saturday. despite the chilly start, we will see temperatures mostly in the mid- to upper 60s and weekend plans, same story. chilly mornings. the afternoon should turn warmer with more 70s as we finish off the weekend. for this morning, breakfast time feels like november outside, but 30s and 40s by lunchtime mostly 60s. a lot like we saw yesterday. not as breezy for this afternoon, but temperatures near 70 and san jose getting close to 70 as well. same story around santa rosa for the afternoon. looks dry through sunday. good news and bundle up in the morning. we will stay dry through wednesday and thursday with 70s likely to stick around through tuesday. >> looks good. >> 5:39, militants attack the city and the latest on the damage and who they targeted. >> gavin newsom said fat chance

to see a happy meal ban. why his decision may not mean anything. >> a nice looking shot and no wind. nice and calm and as rob mentioned it's a cool start. we will look at the morning commute as well.

>> good morning andwelcome back. a live look outside at san jose this morning. one of the warmer places i believe in the south bay. look at the temperatures. colder to start. rob will have a look at the forecast in a few minutes. new video of president obama landing just hours ago in japan for his final stop of a 10-day

visit to asia. this morning the president is getting mixed reviews on how successful the trip has been. today in the bay's kristin dahlgren is live in washington, d.c. with a look at how the president's policies are stacking up in the global economy. >> good morning. a lot of people saying the president left korea and the g20 summit empty-handed. there was a lot at stake. the president hoped to double exports in five years, but some are saying that the disagreements among leaders can spark an international trade war. a couple of ways in which the president left without what he was hoping to get out of the summit. there was no trade deal between the u.s. and south korea that would have increased exports to beef and autos. he and south korean leaders were unable to come to an agreement, but he hopes to get something wrapped up. another of the big

controversies, the g20 countries refused to call to stop under valuing the currency. the u.s. said this is something that china is dog to make the exports cheaper and less attractive. some say it's what the federal reserve did last week. a lot of controversy. the president left corae and japan is getting shut eye and another business summit. y he will meet with japanese and australian leaders. >> at least 16people are dead after militants attack with gunfire and a bar bomb. six gunmen managed to soar the

home of the consulate and the offices of regional leaders. this is the first major attack against the government target in the region in several months. the dalai lama is in japan and he and several laueriates are there to promote peace there. it was part of a three-day summit focusing on nonviolence and human rights. nuclear weapons have noplace in the world where emotions play a in decision making. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> san francisco mayor newsom will be in sacramento as the state's lieutenant governor. before he leaves, theying trying to tie up loose end or apron strings. he plans to take on the city's ban on happy meals. we want to check in with the bay area's bob redell and how the

mayor is dishing out a side of controversy. >> reporter: this morning mayor newsom is expected to announce he is going to veto the new city law that bans toys. most likely the veto will be largely symbolic since the board of supervisors has a veto-proof margin. it passed on tuesday with in favor and three against. those are enough to override the veto. the law doesn't go into effect and design stod stop the restaurants from using toys to draw kids to meals high in fat and calories. they have to make them more nutrition by adding fruits and vegetables. mcdonald's is expected to file suit. it should be up to the parents to decide what their kids eat, not the city.

incidentally the announcement is at an elementary school. hill also released a report on how the city is trying to combat childhood obesity. live in san francisco, today in the bay. >> thanks so much, bob. . >> are an update through concord. westbound highway 4 right near the interchange, a left center lane reported blocked. that will be slow as you approach the interchange, but you are looking at the close to the limit approaching the scene. you are slowing and more coming out of antioch and speeds down towards 30 from a street towards summersville. pittsburgh and bay point. we are at a typical friday commute for that portion. oakland and 880 and another spot past the coliseum and steadily

moving up past downtown and southbound side with a nice drive towards the san mateo bridge. there is a concert and keep that in mind. usher is there for the kid who is mentored justin bieber. down through fremont boulevard with reports of debris. it's a plastic table that some reported. stay to the left. it's blocking the right. we will let you know if there is traffic scheduled. it moves nicely and northbound directions. no real commute through the south bay. we are expecting a lighter volume because it's friday. a lost folks sneak the extra day in there. >> if you are out to do early morning shopping, take your winter coat. 38 degrees in livermore and even san jose is chilly at 44. 37 degrees around novato. an offshore breeze and a sign with high pressure across west.

the radar is bone dry and the storm system. a lot of moisture and not getting anywhere near the bay area. that continues to steer off and breezy and dry as we go through today and also throughout the weekend. near 70 in san jose. 65 in san francisco. despite the chilly start, pleasant afternoon in store. truckee 48 and dry condition fist you head up to the high country. there you go. staying dry through thursday of next week. back to you you. >> new this morning, east bay teams will tackle an adult issue to talk about alleged police brutality. they will talk about the sentencing of of former bart officer convicted of killing oscar grant. many of them are not happy about the out come and the sentence. johannis mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison last

friday. they will talk about experiences with harassment and the hall meeting is at the pro arts gallery in oakland. a rare treat for bealths fans. the graduate school of journalism will open a photography exhibit featuring photos of the beatles. that's at the center for photography at uc berkeley. >> the obama administration is considering a position in government to keep you safer online. >> good morning. the obama administration according to the "wall street journal" anyway is talking about the idea of a privacy czar. this would be something that would be in reaction to facebook and google as far as the violations that either allegedly or in google's case really happened. it comes out with a report later that will be very, very critical of privacy online.

it would appear the obama administration is ready to react with the idea of a privacy czar. on a much lighter note, let's talk gadget friday. i have video of something super cool called the spy tracker from a san francisco company and it is awesome. when we were kids, we had two blocks of wood we could rub together for fun. this is a remote control car and a microphone. it will record video. you stick a chip in the slot there and what it can do is you drive around and see what's going on. >> you can chase the dog. >> you can chase the dog with it. i'm controlling it. i can drive it around. there is the -- i'm working backwards. >> is it only that ground view? >> you can tilt it up with your finger. just like that.

one thing was how difficult it was to show the remote on tv. extreme. that's what the car is seeing. it's hard to convince thaw it's an awesome picture in here, but you can drive around and see what you are seeing and goes far too. you can drive the car around and it takes skill. you are seeing a little part of it and only $120 from wild planet. very, very cool stuff. i will let you play with it too. >> you keep it over there. i'm wearing a skirt today. no gadgets. >> a routine trip to wal-mart turned into a frightening ordeal. >> amazing video here. check out this lady here. >> she was working thru a

parking lot when someone grabbed her purse. she was dragged about 10 feet as the van took off until she was able to let go and laid on the ground until another shopper was able to come and help her. she suffered a broken shoulder in the robbery. a plastic surgeon is one of "people" magazine's newest heroes. dr. bruce hensel from our station in los angeles has a look at the new hero. >> once the roadside bomb went off, i actually -- the fuel was all over the place. the whole vehicle was engulfed in flames. >> although marine staff sergeant sanchez survived the blast, this photo shows the damage he sustained. >> i was missing my nose and i was the odd ball. any time i go anywhere, people would stare constantly. >> in addition not having a nose

when he came and fairly significant scarring of his lip, he had no hands. >> dr. timothy miller, chief of plastic and reconstructively surgery at ucla works with operation mend to reconstruct soldiers injured in the iraq and afghanistan wars. so far the nonprofit organization operated on 31 veterans. for his work, miller is being honored as one of "people" magazine's heroes of medicine. here he is with some of the patients. in this photo he is on the far right. this photo shows how miller was able to dru a new nose on the forehead and create nostrils which he transplanted on to his old nose. looking at the photos, you can see how his appearance changed over the course of many surgeries. miller calls him one of the bravest men he has ever known. >> to give you an idea, he has a contractor's license and you see

him going to law school. >> he said miller gave him his life back. >> it was pretty hurtful knowing my child didn't recognize me and know who i was. now with my nose reconstructed, i blend in more and i'm at peace and so are my children. >> you have been operating for so long. what has it meant to you personally? >> i don't think i could describe it in words. it's something you feel. it is the most satisfying thing i have ever done professionally. without question. >> nbc news. >> finding themselves these days which is a nice way to say they can't seem to score. teams like the new york islanders, a young scat and kristi yamaguchi celebrating.

in the second president, the sharks struggle, but they get the win. a 2-1 victory and they get the home stand with cavalry. that's exact low the problem for david lee. you might remember this. he knocked out a tooth of the new york knicks player and got embedded into his elbow and they had to stop the game and never found the tooth? turns out a found the tooth. because of that he could not play against the bulls last night. the warriors lose a game and lost it by 30 points and final score was 120-90.

bundle up. we are talking 60s and 70s throughout weekend. temperatures today you will notice 60s and 70s and 70 no, sir san jose. 65 around san francisco. a little breezy at times in the north and east bay hills. a quick check of the seven-day forecast shows temperatures will climb at least through sunday and staying dry through the middle of next week. back to you. >> thanks so much. a newspaper gave away one of the biggest movie twists of all time. we will show you a 30-year-old article that would have stunned a lot of fans. >> apologies are going out to veterans for this cartoon strip. we will show you why. a new study shows kids are just not eating the right way. see what they are skipping outrt

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