shot across the bay. today, november 29th on today in the bay. good monday morning and thanks for joining us. >> i'm brent cannon. time is 5:00. rob is getting it started with a look at the hour by hour forecast. >> it's a chilly forecast in many spots this morning. san jose right now is 36 degrees. probably on the way to patchy frost around santa clara valley. you will appreciate the sunrise at 7:04. look at the lunchtime temperatures. 40s to low 50s and should hit mid 50s. as quickly as 7:00 tonight, temperatures are dipping back into the 30s. more on the frosty temperatures and checking the monday commute, here's mike. >> waiting on the sunrise and looking at the cold.

highway 17 and that's blocking the slow lane and a lot of folks will be heading out into the south bay. no major slowing. blocked by a crew and the big rig has to get there and the rest of the south bay and out of the east bay and the peninsula. >> today is the day online holiday shoppers have been waiting for. cyber monday means deep discounts whether you have access to the internet. today in the bay's chris sanchez joins us with tips. good morning. >> good morning to you. i'm here shopping in my cubicle. i don't need to whis her. 107 million americans or in five people say they plan to shop the deals on cyber monday since they are back at work. most of us have deals at home. here is one of the biggest online retailers. amazon. they are boasting up to 70% off

of 27,000 titles. we have been checking back and forth all weekend because in my family we refused to shop black friday. they have been around for a while. on this screen here, we have the deal that would e-mail timmy by walgreens. that's a site i have a relationship with. they say only trust websites you know and if you see a good deal on another website, make sure you check it out and ask friends and family if they shopped that before. also if you are logging on today, don't do it through an unsecure wi-fi hot spot. don't use the hot spot there. that can give access to hack fors are the user name. that can make you a victim. when you find a deal, watch the

expiration time. some of them are only available for a couple of hours. you don't want to fall victim to something that you think you are getting a deal and you end up paying more because it expired. finally what mama said is true. if it sounds too good to be true, it's probably not true. >> when someone gets an e-mail that says i pad $150 or free, people need to think about that. nothing is really free. >> okay so i have been checking my twitter account to seat deals people are talking about and there extraordinarily great deals that people are boasting, but they may not always be true. if it sounds too good to be true, bear that in mind and never use your debit card. that offers less if you are a victim of crime. they can empty your bank account and you have little resource. use a credit card and if you have one with a low limit.

at least that way if you are hacked and somebody steals your identity and credit, they only have access to ability bit of funds. >> good tips. thanks a lot. cyber monday is expected to be a good one, but may not be good for american business. for more on that, we turn to courtney reagan at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you. the national federation said people shopped at the malls up 9% from last year and spent $45 billion. with the holiday shopping season just beginning, today is cyber monday when people get back to work and shop online from their desk. many retailers are offering web discounts for days and offering a cyber week with sdoubts beyond today like free shipping. cyber monday was the second highest spending day with shoppers buying $898 million

worth of holiday gifts. they are expecting an increase this year. they expect 106 million people to shop online today and they usually lose out on cyber monday with a lot of productivity with $600 million by some accounts. it's not just cyber monday. they lose an average of $3,000 per employee to holiday shopping at work during the entire holiday season. back to you. >> thank you very much, courtney. 5:05 and palo alto police are putting out a warping after a man tried to sexually assault a young woman. it happened on the street near the stanford shopping center. the woman told police she was walking to meet her mother after stepping the night with friends when a man pushed her to the ground and tried to remove or clothes, but she was able to get away. the suspect is described as a white man in his late 20s over 6 feet tall and 175 pounds.

he had short dark hair and a goatee. the travel rush continues this morning at sfo. the airport had a 4% increase in the number of performs from last year. flights were mostly on time and the airport manager said it wasn't as crowded as it usually is for the sunday after thanksgiving. people are still traveling home today. >> i think it's because now they are starting to come home staggered. maybe sunday and monday where as it used to be everybody came home on sunday. >> the airport duty manager said of the 440,000 passengers who came through sfo in the last four days, only a couple objected to the new screening procedures. >> one too many dogs could get you in trouble in one peninsula city. a foster city committee is cracking down on people who bring too many dogs to one of three off leash dog parts. it comes after two women got

into a fight at a park this past summer and a man was bitten trying to separate the dogs. the parks and recreation committee is set to vote wednesday and will pass on to the full city council. >> a well-known actor and comedian will be in the area. bob newhart will take part at the marin veteran's memorial for the first of four speeches by newhart. he will be in oakland, san mateo and back in marin. it is designed to be an open unbiassed forum for the exchange of ideas and enrichment of the community. >> a christmas tradition needs help if it's going to happen next year. organizers of christmas in the park say they need to raise $200,000 to be able to have that event next year. every year for the past three decades, two acres in downtown are transformed into a winter

showcase. it is open every year and open again this year, but organizers say recent budget cuts put it in jeopardy. locals say it would be a shame to see it go. >> i would feel ter fibl they didn't have it anymore. >> we need it definitely. it's been part of san jose. we can't stop is it. >> all of my children and grandchildren are grown, but we enjoyed so many years of coming to christmas in the park. it just seems like the community as large as it is, it needs it. >> a christmas in the park has always been free and they want to keep it that way. they put up doe nation boxes in the park and say if every visitor put in $1, it would be well-funned. 450,000 people are expected to go through the park between now and when it closes on january 1st. >> big tradition. it's 5:08 right now. want to check the roadways with mike for debris.

>> thanks for the christmas in the park for the tree lighting. great crowds out there. an easy drive on the roadways. this is the debris that has been reported northbound 680. it's a cooler reported in the second and third lanes. we will watch to see if you need a traffic break. likely that will get cleared. 880 coming through fremont. the fun zone here between 92 and 84 will slow right about 6:30. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll will check back with you. >> see if rob knows the difference between a mountain man and california girl. >> how long it takes for you to scrape your windshield. >> the mountain man has a scraper and the california girl uses a credit card. >> we are down to 34 degrees in san jose. it does feel like christmas in the park right now in the south bay. let's show you what's going on. 35 degrees and northeast wind at

5. san francisco is not as cold. a bit of a breeze. 43 degrees. that's chilly even around san francisco. we have clear and dry conditions right now. clouds to the north, those will spill our way beginning late tomorrow and wednesday. the success half of the week will include rain. today is say cold start again. highs today in the mid 50s for most of the bay area including up to the north bay. look at the highs. over to truckee, 28 for a high this afternoon. the first half of the week will be dry and second half plan on rain heading into the weekend. >> thanks so much. 5:10 and the latest on a man accused of trying to blow up a bomb at a holiday event. when he will make his first court appearance. . >> my head is going too slow. >> we will show you kids using an everyday kitchen item to get high. some kids say it's lot like

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ending. the elephant has injuries, but appears to be fine. when he saw his mother, he scampered off to meet her. >> a border police uniform killed six members in a training mission. he turned his gun on the troops and was killed in the shootout. >> it turned out the bomb was a fake, part of a year long sting by the fbi when mohammed tried to detonate the fake bomb, the fbi swarmed in. >> he was high lie motivated at every turn every time we contacted him. he expressed his desire. >> 10,000 people were at the

event. the arrest and attempted attack led to backlash against the muslim community. this morning the fbi is investigating a square off. they are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the arson case. they say they cannot be sure the fire is directly linked to the bombing attempt in portland or this was a hate crime. other than the timing. the mosque suffered fire and smoke damage. >> kids are using an old spice for a new high. they are turning to nutmeg and posting videos on you tube. it makes a similar high to smoking marijuana. one drug counsellor said getting high with nutmeg can be as dangerous as any other narcotic. parents should not be hung up on what kids are using, but more concerned with why they get high. >> they should be more concerned about the fact that their kids

seem hell bent on getting high. >> police say there is no law against abusing a legal substance like nutmeg, but there dangerous side effects including increased heart rate, blurred vision and convulsions. pa. >> eating disother thanes in children are on the rise. the report shows about a half percent of teen girls have anorexia and 1% to 2% are bulimic. they are noticing the problem in teen boys. the americana academy of pediatrics said boys make up about 10% of eating disorders. be aware of the trends and stay familiar with detection and evaluation methods. the morning cup of joe may do more than wake you up, but lower your risk of brain cancer. researchers at brown university found people who drank a half cup of coffee or more a day had a 34% decreased risk of a brain

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good monday morning. 5:22 and it looks chilly. it is 34 degrees in san jose right now. it is cold with patchy frost. not much wind in san jose and not much in oakland, but plenty chilly. 36 degrees in san francisco. as seen from san bruno mountain, a bit of a breeze. closer to the water, this morning we have the chilly temperatures and patchy frost and cool sunshine. that should take us through wednesday and for the far north bay, we may see a few showers. the rest of the bay area, we will start to see rain. it may have seemed like a wet start to the year, but the most part, we look at the rain areas north of san francisco at or above where we should be. drier further south, but this is just the start of the rainfall season. 180% of average is pretty impressive. we are not going to be adding to

rain totals today, as we head towards the middle of the week, more clouds are filling in and a better chance of rain. the next couple of mornings had frost and temperatures in the 20s and 30s. as we go into wednesday, thursday, and friday, rain will move through the rest of the area. the high country with chilly temperatures. as we head towards wednesday, more snow dropping in. today highs in the 50s and chilly sunshine. 57 degrees around san jose. low 50s across the north bay. a quick check of the with a chance of rain in the far north bay and thursday into friday. >> thanks a lot. the next time you go wine tasting, look carefully. the guy in the tasting room might be an nfl legend. >> the super bowl champion is known for crying tears of joy

publicly. in sal stoega, they tell us who it is. the world of entertainment and wine have been a classic pairing for about as long as grapes have been crushed. francis ford coppola choose oscars sit next to bottles of wine bearing his name. spectators can pack stadiums and the source that was movement is another family wine business. >> my grand father made all the wine with no labels on the bottles. >> the super bowl winning coach was raised here and played and coached in various pockets of the bay area before landing in philadelphia for the first of three coaching stops. his passion for wines is legendary and he dedicates the wines he makes to the family members who ignited his interest. >> i grew up in it and it always has been on my mind and part of my passion. >> if you enter the owner's box,

they hosted for years. >> he is going to be pouring his merlot as well as his cabernet. he is a well-known winemaker, particularly for his reds, but he also makes a wonderful pinot as well. >> others include joe montana, and following a playbook in part established by coach vermeil. >> the tasting room here in napa is full of football memorability and photos. a young wine business needs to establish an identity. >> i say it's like a football season when you are about 4-12. it has to go better. >> worry families and friends around, it gets better day by day. in calistoga, nbc bay area sports. >> you never know who you might run into. >> a plan to build dozens of

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of the things are getting busy in the east bay. we will check the morning commute and across the bay area today, november 29th today in the bay. good monday morning and thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. it's 5:30 and it's back to work and school for most of us. rob gets us started with a look at the hour by hour forecast. good morning. >> it may take you extra time to get your car ready for the road thanks to patchy frost in spots. you can see it will be a cool afternoon as well with a lot of sunshine. highs only in the mid 50s and as early as 7:00 this evening. temperatures dipping into the 30s. we will talk more about the temperatures and the next chance of rain in the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> four people are under arrest accused of robbing a designer

store in walnut creek. three men stormed a store in the broadway plaza shopping center saturday. they shoved a sales woman and took $9,000 in purses and wallets. a female driver helped them get away. they used a description to recover the stolen items. two armed robberies are on the run. they tried to rob a liquor store in bay point. contra costa county deputies say one suspect went into a dave's liquor and pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money. the clerk fought back and struggled. that's when a second man came in and also pointed a gun at the clerk. both men eventually ran away empty-handed. they believe they fled in a blue or brown sedan. new this morning, congress returns to work to deal with a plate of leftovers. lawmakers will decide whether to renew the bush era tax cuts due

to expire at the end of the year. they have to pass a spending bill to avoid a shut down. they will look at food safety edge slagz that gives more power over recalls, increase inspections and set higher standards for food procedures. of course democrats will try to tackle the dream act before republicans take control. the "today" show will have more on all of this starting at 7:00. >> facing a tough fight with angry neighbors. 85 homes are build on mcghee ranch southeast. neighbors are concerned about the increased traffic and overcrowding for local schools. a special planning commission meet suggest set on the project tomorrow night at 7:30 at the town hall meeting hall on front street. the developers are taking public

input on what should be included in the environmental impact report through december 16th. fremont neighbors hope that a whole foods store will move into where a barnes and noble bookstore will close at the end of december. a whole foods spokesperson would only say the grosser is interested in fremont. barnes and noble decided to close after the landlord demanded a major increase in rent. the bookstore is located in the plaza shopping center. >> oakland school leaders, police and kaiser will partner up to announce their support for the city's children. they will unveil a plan for oakland's kids before 10:00 this morning. the events will be at oakland high school. earlier this month, kaiser announced they funded near 800 community grants to help people in need of care, food, and housing. tony lo russa will be back to kickoff a holiday pet food

drive. she the cofounder of the animal rescue foundation and will be at the alamo safeway at 2:00 this afternoon trading autographs in exchange for donated pet food. his foundation started after a may 1990 game between the a's and the yankee when is a stray cat wandered on the field. when he found out the cat would be euthanized, he and his wife found a home for her and founded arf. the team set two of the worst records in the league and both are on the hunt for the nfc west title. it could make the playoffs. kickoff at 5:30. the raiders are seeing their playoff hopes dimming. bruce got the start and didn't do well on the game against the dolphins. he threw two interceptions. the rookie did most of the offensive work for the silver and black, running the opening

kickoff back for the touchdown and catching the pass. it all happened in the first half. the dolphin diagnosis their best work in the second half. the raiders fall below 500. >> the giants continued to make off season moves, trying to shore up things and shortstops at third base. the giants, padres and cardinals are all interested in miguel tejada. the 37-year-old was an american league mvp in 2002 when he played with the a's. he played with the padres and so we will see if he wants to make a trip back to the bay area. >> for the first time in school history, stanford is headed to a bowl game. the cardinals's big win helped them move up two spots. they are now fourth, meaning they are guaranteed a big money game. saturday's win over oregon state was record breaking. they set a team record going

11-1. andrew was a big part of the win throwing the 28th touchdown pass of the season, breaking a stanford record. here's how it looks. the bowl game could be auburn and oregon. for the rose bowl, it looks like wisconsin. while the fiesta bowl will be stanford and oklahoma university. >> 5:36. antioch showing the typical pattern for a monday through thursday when we see the speeds dipping down about to about half of what they were. 28 miles per hour at l street up to about 50 by the time we get to harbor and clearing by the time we get to willow pass into pitsburg and pay point. the rest of the east bay and the caldecott tunnel at the limit. 24 is slowing a bit on schedule. east shore freeway and no slowing to the toll plaza.

an 18-minute drive and the toll plaza is starting to show a few more cars off of 880 not a problem. the nimitz freeway in the a problem. the golden gate bridge starting to show a few more cars down towards the toll plaza here. further north, an easy drive from novato. rob, the north bay may see issues for a frost. you have yet to see anything, but the warning for folks. >> down to 26 degrees in napa this morning, patchy frost and a good possibility in the north bay with frost as well. we are getting close to freezing at 34 degrees. some temperatures near 30 around morgan hill. we are at 36 in oakland and san francisco the more mild location near the water. 43 and a little breeze fre the san bruno mountain. as we show you the view, clear skies and dry conditions hoping the temperatures drop off. a lot of clouds that will try to spill our way at times. you may see a high cloud or two,

but no rain to talk about. just the chilly mornings. we will see catchy frost and dry for about wednesday and i think areas north of santa rosa may see showers, but for the rest of the area, thursday and friday and at least the mornings will not be quite as cold. highs main le in the mid 50s from santa to livermore and santa rosa. mid 50s for highs and 20s around truckee if you are heading to lake tahoe. an icy drive, but dry for the mid-week. the chances of rain kickoff. >> thanks so much. >> 5:38. cyber monday coming up next. what you need to know to be ready and safe. >> new documents released on wikilea wikileaks. limning the damage from all over the world. a live report is next. saying goodbye to a well-known actor.

we are going to take a looka back at the life of comedian leslie nielsen who died this weekend. a live look outside this morning. a cool start to the day. when will things warm up? we will check in again with rob. blab

back. a live looking shot across the bay bridge. look at the temperatures to start out for the lows. 27 degrees in livermore. 30 degrees in los gatos. a cold start for the day. let's get the latest numbers. >> we are starting to piece together the latest wikileaks

revelations. they detail the relations between the u.s. and foreign diplomats. there seems to be a lot of explaining to do. what i that are saying is the biggest bombshell? >> it has to be the revelations that the u.s. was spying on secretary general and we are not just talking about the guys in over coats and hats. we are talking about an active program trying to get his dna, credit card numbers and his frequent flyer number. not just him. other top officials. 33 embassies around the world were apparently involved. there were delicate conversations with pakistan. the soudy kiaudi king abdullah's that we bomb the nuclear program to cutoff the head of the snake.

the gossip about member of the british royal family involved in an unidentified shenanigan. what it all comes down to is u.s. diplomats around the world losing a level of credibility and being questioned really about their methods and motives. >> how can the soldier accused of being the source in all this who is relatively low in rank have access to all the information? >> that are is a very good question. there a couple of answers. one is he is still a suspect. did all this information, this huge amount of information come from one person? it's not out of the realm of possibility. after 9/11, there was a lot of talk about information and intelligence sharing. what that did was knocked down a lot of traditional fire wall that is the pentagon would be able to look at the state departments and fbi and cia's most secret information so they could know what was going on and

so they can assimilate it. that was way a person of a low rank could be able to tap into what's essentially like floodwaters out of a dam and divert it for his own purposes. that's if this person really was guilty of what the united states suspect he was. >> quite amazing. so much te look into. thank you very much. >> new this morning, south korea now says it will no longer conduct a live fire artillery exercise on the island that was targeted last week by north korea. the military did not give a reason for the cancellation. new video this morning of u.s. training exercises in south korean waters. the foodage shows planes taking off from the aircraft carrier uss george washington. it shows meetings between south korea and navy officers. north korea is rate for an attack. the national committee said they support peace on the korean

peninsula, but any invasion would be met with severe action. the news agency said the government is in the process of building even a more powerful military. time is coming up on 5:45. good morning and thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia cannon and we will get you what you need to know before you start to buy. we want to get a check on the commute when 17 gets backed up. how are we looking? >> the issue could increase volume towards the summit. we are approaching the second hour for the big rig to be block the slow lane. word is the to truck should be arriving about thou, but when it arrives, they might have to block both lanes over the summit. so far traveling with one lane getting by out of the south bay into the south bay and the

northbound routes are moving slowly past 680. a live look at the bridge shows you across the water. a steady camera, but it's crisp and a clear shot. >> not much fog, but it is chilly. 26 degrees in napa and 34 in san jose. livermore now 30 degrees and gilroy is 28. we have clear dry conditions and clouds off to the north. we will see a few high clouds and a cool very cold start to the day for most of the bay area. we will stay cool through lunchtime. 40s to near 50 around noon and mid 50s for the afternoon. expect a change in the pattern for the middle of the week and increasing rain late wednesday into thursday and friday. >> thanks so much. it is cyber monday and your e-mail is probably loaded up with a lot of holiday discounts this morning. retailers are offering big savings to get you shopping online. chris sanchez joins us this morning. retailers expect to see a spike

in online sales. >> that's what they are hoping for. you guys are hard at work in the studio. we know that in five americans plan to look for cyber monday deals. of course none of the folks here in the newsroom. i found deals. i'm shopping in a professional capacity. my boss gave me the all clear. i am looking at one of the biggest online retailers, amazon. they have deals that expire throughout the day. some are good for an hour or less than that. also on this side, we found one of the offers that i got in my e-mail inbox this morning from children's place. it's cyber monday deal, 25% off. this could likely be trusted. i have a long standing relationship with this retailer and i used them before. that bring us to the first of our tips from the experts. shop only the websites that you know. if you get an offer from a website you haven't heard of, check around so thaw know you

are using the website that you can trust. make sure you use the secure wi-fi hot spot so hackers cannot get your password and user information. if you go to a starbucks or local coffee shop, make sure it's a secure hot spot. watch the expiration date on the deal so you don't think you are getting a better deal than you are actually getting. if it is too good to be true, you know the saying. it probably isn't true. >> when someone gets an e-mail to the effect of an i pad for $100 or free for filling out a survey. you need to think about that. nothing is really free. >> i have been checking my twitter could and nbc is my twitter name if you want to follow. there plenty of cyber minute deals to be had. some of them may not be legitima legitimate. make sure you use a credit card instead of a debbid card so that losses are limited.

also i would add one more tip. make sure you do a little work so your boss is not suspicious. >> i'm telling. wait. i don't have to. holiday shoppers hit the computer and keyboards and smart phones for cyber monday and looking for all kind of deals online as chris mentioned. a vast majority of sales come without any sales tax. a 1992 u.s. supreme court ruling shields online retailers from collecting sales tax unless they have a physical presence in the customer's state. it's a legal loophole that the retail federation wants to close. >> the money at stake is upwards of $23 billion or more. some estimates as high as $40 billion. >> many cash strapped states are anxious for shares of dollars each year, but the foundation said various state and local tax

codes make collecting sales tax very difficult. >> whether you buy online or in the store, you want to keep in mind if you have to return an item, you may have to pay a fee. it's a big issue when it comes to electronics that are already open. best buy and other retailers charge restocking fees for some items because the company incurs a heavy cost for opened electronics returns. >> the biggest reasons is it needs to be checked out. >> you can tape it up and sell it as new? >> absolutely not. it has to be checked by a certified technician at the geek squad or the manufacturer, sent back to us and certify this is a sellable product and it's in good working condition. we have to resell as an open box item. >> rer stock fees at best buy are from 10 to 15%. target, amazon, seers and dell reserve the right to charge 15%. apple charges 10%. among the companies that do not

charge a restocking fee, costco, lowe's, wal-mart, hp and staples. . >> new this morning, less than 24 hours after the close of the polls in haiti, most of the presidential candidates are crying foul. say say yesterday's election was a fraud and want it to be canceled. they claim the outgoing president and his coalition were trying to throw things through cheating. polling stations were disorganize and there was a lot of confusion over the location. also new this morning, a federal trial will resume for the man charged in the kidnapping of elizabeth smart. 57-year-old brian david mitchell could spend the rest of his in prison. smart wassen fraen when he took her from home at knife point. defense attorneys contend that he is mentally ill. the football hall of fame denounced that the semi finalist

is well-represented. 26 people are on the list including 49er owner. he ran the team in the montana-rice era. former 49ers and three former raiders. the niners are-time winner roger craig, charles hail hoe who has a couple of rings and deion sanders. for the raiders, tim brown is leading the way and lester hayes and hunter is there. it will be narrowed to 15 finalists and will be announced in early january and the actual hall of fame class will be announced on super bowl sunday. >> the disney princess put up a good fight, but not enough to keep harry potter down. harry patter remained the number one movie and pulled in over $15

million. tangle brought in about $49 million. mega mind, burr link and unstoppable rounded out the top five. actor leslie nielsen passed away from complications from pneumonia in florida at age 84. he is best known for roles in comedies like airplane and naked gun. his acting career started on a very different path. today in the east bay's mark barringer has a look back. >> goofball comedy was leslie nielsen's specialty. >> it's happening! you will never take me alive. >> weather playing a nit wit cop or any number of parodies that followed, leslie nielsen loved playing the bumbler. >> i end up laughing at things i do on the film. i like the dumb looks i do. >> for the first half of his

career, he was almost exclusively a dramatic actor. the canadian's first starring film role came in the sci-fi classic forbidden planet and also among the more than 200 credits, the ill-fated captain in the disaster film, the poseidon adventure. in 1980, airplane changed everything for leslie nielsen of. >> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you can't be serious. >> i am serious. and don't call me shirley. >> he mocked his persona and a new career path was born. the naked gun capitalized on his bed pan humor to play a nit wit cop. >> 1 thing that happened doing naked gun. the mold set over me not only by others, but also by myself. it crumbled. >> the naked gun spawned two sequels and his bumbling ways

continued through numerous films over 20 years and even though nielsen's roots were in drama, he told an interviewer in canada in 1991, he was comfortable with comedy being his lasting legacy. >> i think the epitaph should be let em rip. thank you. >> nbc news. >> a great story to tell for several years. take a look at this. a yuba city man with a half court shot. and it goes! guess what. he gets a brand-new car. he said his strategy was to bank the shot, but he hit the back and it went in. tells the story. the kings lost 96-85, but at least one guy is celebrating all the way home. good stuff.

very nice. kings need to sign that guy. they had tough shooting the last few games. this morning if you are heading out to sacramento, patchy fog around sacramento. patchy frost in the 20s and 30s and it's going to take a while to warm up. when the sunrises at 7:04, we'll eventually see highs in the 50s. the cool fall sunshine and we will see into tomorrow and a chance of rain will pick up into wednesday into thursday. laura? >> thank you very much. the new adventure not getting very good review this is morning. spider man, turn off the dark had a mini debut last night and took three hours and 20 minutes to complete. a lot of start and stops in the dry run. it cost the frontman more than $60 million. he cowrote some of the songs and projects took nine years.

it debuts for real on january 11th. >> it will cost you more to keep your true love happy in the 12 days of christmas. according to the financial group it is going to cost about $97,000 to buy all the items you hear in the popular song. it's up almost 11% from last year. the cold of gold in the five golden rippings is mostly to blame. it has seen a 30% spike. financial analysts say the jump in price is not necessarily a bad thing. i would say because nobody really buys that stuff, but it's an indicator. >> what about the turtle doves? >> i don't know where to find lords a leaping. >> i don't know if i want them either.

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