years. organizers say -- each firework will be timed to music that will be played on parts of the embarcadaro. >> fast-paced, lot of action, lots of noise, colors, excitement for 15 minutes. so it will be very exciting for the first 15 minutes of 2017. >> reporter: now, in the past, pyro sharps has had to stop the show because of private boats getting too close to the barge p. year, the coast guard and san francisco marine unit will be standing by to make sure everyone keeps a safe distance. but back out live, you'll notice there are barricades behind me. there also have been fences set up along the waterway. we also know that san francisco police have stepped up security, as they've done in years past, to make sure everyone has a safe and happy new year. reporting live in san francisco, kate kogeran, kpix 5 >> i hear the chimes. must be 6:00. if you're heading out, bring extra layers. going to be very chilly. there's the possibility of snow later in the week. the latest on the weather shows

overnight lows tonight, not bad tonight. it's going to get worse as we head into monday, tuesday, wednesday; but overnight tonight, santa rosa down to 33. and santa fe, 41 degrees. specifically at 81, we'll have a few clouds around. 49 on the embarcadaro. at midnight, it will be 45 degrees. look at that low on top of san francisco and the low behind it. promises unsettled weather in the first week of 2017. we'll have all the details when we cover the forecast in just a few minutes. the cold weather has bay area homeless shelters packed. this one in santa clara county expected -- completely next week. county officials are adding a hundred more beds to the -- center, increasing its total capacity to 350. homeless experts tell us more beds means less space. >> we're crowded. we're stretched. when you add the hundred people on top of that, it's very difficult. we need additional donations as

far as to take care of food, for instance. >> the shelter could use a little help keeping up with demand. they're asking for donations of towels, blankets, and sox. several popular restaurants in san francisco's union square are closing out 2016 by closing up shop. sushi boat on gary -- lost their leases along with the original lorry's dineer on mason street, which is where we happen to find kpix jackie ward tonight, enjoying some fine dining. hey, jackie. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. it's dinner time, right, brian? this spot has been a staple in union square for 32 years for locals and tourists alike. the workers have been offered jobs at the center street location, but they say they're sad to lose this space. >> happy new year. >> reporter: for 25 years, martha dal fino has been bus ling around this space, taking care of customers and brightening people's day. >> we're really sad. been here a long time. >> reporter: martha tells us the build was bought a year and a half ago, and the

new owner wants to completely renovate the building. >> now the building permits and everything is ready to go. so we have to go. >> it's sad, because it's one of those places we found that reminds us -- we were from michigan. kind of reminds us of the little diners we had back there. >> reporter: danielle uhaas is from sunnyvale, stopping here before celebrating move has become a tradition for them. >> the decor and diner atmosphere is phenomenon. the food is great. the milkshakes are great. the kids like to eat here. though they're very busy, we almost always can walk in and get counter service. so it's been a great place to come. >> kind of is a little bit of an olden style. like, i -- experience some of the 1900s, in that kind of area. it's kind of a little bit old, has a family feeling. >> reporter: you can still satisfy your cravings at lori diner's other two locations, like the one here

on center street or deli square. there's something about this location on mason that will always be -- >> it's smaller. it's more personal. it's cozy. you know, we get to know the people more. and we made a lot of friends here, because they're able to talk to the people, too, as well as serve the meals. >> and tourist, we come here for things like this, and looks like it's been an amazing place. cheers to san francisco. >> reporter: the new owner of the building wants to make lori sagar and its neighbor sushi boat next door an open space. steak house will be on the second floor. the third floor will be used for roof-top dining. the owner of lori's dineer said he's already looking for a third location, scouting out a good spot to open up hopefully sometime next year. the last day you can be served here on mason street is monday, january 2nd. in san francisco, jackie warren, kpix 5. when the clock strikes midnight tonight, californians will have hundreds of new legal cause

to follow. here's kpix 5maria medina with a few. >> reporter: hello 2017, and hello a long list of legal cause. employers won't be allowed to pay women less than their male colleagues based on prior salary. . speaking of money, the minimum wage goes up at companies with 26 or more employees. and the law for texting and driving is expanding. you can't hold your phone when you're behind the wheel. now there's a new law meant to help with our housing crisis. california homeowners are now allowed to build small units on their properties to bring in extra income. now here are some new legal cause that made headlines last year. you'll now be able to take a selfie with your completed ballot. are you listening, justin timber lick? you can now break into a car without going to jail

if you're rescuing a pet in a hot or cold car as long as you call the cops first. . and remember the stanford swim convicted of sexual assault who served half of his six-month jail sentence. because of the outrage, prison time is now mandatory for anyone convicted of assaulting an unconscious or intoxicated victim. those are just some of the new legal cause that take effect for all of us californians in 2017. marina dina, kpix 5. tonight california gun enthusiasts have just a few hours left to buy a semi automatic rifle before they're reclassified as illegal assault weapons. it's part of a new arsenal of new gun laws taking effect in 2017. others include new requirements for storing guns and reporting gun thefts, and a ban on the so-called bullet button for quickly removing magazines. advocates say the new legal

cause do more to curb their rights than prevent crime. >> make it more difficult for me to reload my gun when i'm out shooting isn't going to help you when you're mugged in an ally way. >> reporter: the justice department said sales of semi automatic rifle else have more than doubled from last year, from more than 150,000 to more than 365,000 as people try to beat the clock. well artists are joining forces with the san francisco firearm to make their work and living spaces safer. a safety workshop is being offered tuesday in response to the oakland warehouse fire. artists will get a safety presentation along with fire extinguishers and smoke detectors. organizers say that ghost ship fire was a tragic wake-up call to pay a lot of attention to things they might not think about. >> this event is really to get artists to think about and remember that safety is important. i probably have things around that i haven't taken care of properly, things that are flammable. it's just a really important thing to have in

consideration, especially when safety is involved. >> reporter: organizers hope it's just the first in a series. a crash leads to a lawsuit against lyft. tonight these women say their designated driver was drunk. >> visitors from up berry farm got a wilder ride than they bargained for. w people around the bay are ringing in 20-17.. a huge party bill . >> and taking a diy approach to nye. how people around the bay area are ringing in 2017 without ringing up a huge party bill. the area.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

been missing since christmas. the monterey county sheriff's office had crews out this

morning in looking for olivia fernandez. searchers are looking for an l.a. couple that's been missing since christmas. the sheriff's office had crews out this morning looking for olivia gonzales and brian fernandez. they left their home in north hollywood on the 23rd for a trip to the coast. they were supposed to return on christmas day, but there's been no sign of them. >> i knew, when my sister wasn't home sunday night, something didn't sit right with me. >> the couple used a credit card in this store, but so far that's the only trace of them. they were traveling in a tan 2002 honda civic. the sky cabin at knotsbury farm got stuck more than a hundred feet in the air. at least 20 passengers were left hanging for seven hours, including a few children. crews had to use a rope and harness system to lower each passenger down one by one.

>> they're very active. you know, they're in a lot of baseball, a lot of activities. i'm sure they'll have one heck of a tale to tell when they get become to school. >> nobody was hurt, and it's not clear what caused the ride to break down, and it's closed until they do figure it out. several bay area transit lines give rides in a couple hours. cal trans, ac transit will shuttle party years around for no cost, starting at 8:00 tonight. some of those lines will keep running through 5 in the morning. bart riders still have to pay, but the trains will be running later than usual in san francisco, until 3 in the morning. if you opt for ubar, prepare to dig deeply. as you might expect, the service expects to provide a lot of service tonight, about 15 million rides worldwide. that means surge pricing will be in effect. meanwhile two northern california women are going after lyft tonight with a lawsuit. they say -- it guy to be their designated driver

showed up drunk, and caused a crash that nearly killed them. >> the next thing i know the car was flipping. >> i thought i was going to die. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: a hovering crash -- terry cortinez during a lyft ride in december. they called the ride so they could have a couple drinks and watch football. instead police arrested their lyft driver for being under the influence. he's accused of making an illegal left turn through oncoming traffic and causing the severe crash. >> you can't believe, at 10:00 in the morning, you know a lyft driver is going to be taking you out drunk. >> it was shocking, to say the least. >> reporter: they both went to the hospital with bruises, cuts, and soreness. lisa says she even suffered a heart attack from the stress. they're now working with an attorney and filed a lawsuit this week against the driver and company lyft. >> what should they be doing? more regular checks, dmv checks. >> reporter: lyft sent this statement: "safety is our top priority, and we were

saddened to hear about this incident. we have a zero strict tolerance drug and alcohol policy for drivers and any behavior threatening the well being of a member is not tolerated." . >> i will never get into a ride- sharing vehicle and feel comfortable ever again. i'm very comfortable driving. >> reporter: she's now questioning all ride sharing company's practices. >> applied on the application, gave them my information, and i was approved within 24 hours. i'm not sure that's adequate to actually check my background. >> reporter: they both say they'll never be the same. >> it was just such a dramatic event. >> reporter: near los angeles, erica naplin, kpix 5. the five-year-old died in a crash by a driver who was allegedly using a face time app behind the wheel in a lawsuit, the parents accused apple of not

implementing the iphone's lock- out feature, which automaticly disables face time when users are driving. police say a man barged into a richmond business and started threatening customers with a two-foot- two-foot-long sword. . there's no word on his motive. new at 6, a lot of people around the bay area are opting out of the traditional move celebrations in favor of staying in. kpix 5's dahl lynn shows us it's all about ringing in the new year without bringing in a huge bill. >> reporter: like clock work every move, many people shell out an epic amount of money to ring in the new year. >> $135 for the -- >> $1,200 for two. >> reporter: a lot of people are saying boo to all of that. instead they plan their on duy move. >> i don't know if it's part of getting older, but we're perfectly con didn't to having friends over at

home. >> reporter: i found -- picking up champagne and food for his house party. >> going to make a cheese and meat plate. >> reporter: a big savings, but he says also a much more intimate celebration with friends. >> different than shouldering through all the people in the crowds. >> reporter: for the people what live in the high-rise condos along the water front, even better. >> top floor, big party, watch the fireworks. >> i already got the house decorated. we've got 2017 on the wall and party favors >> champagne and wine. >> reporter: no house party, no problem. >> a special dinner my daughter will make for us actually, but she's been practicing. we'll have that. >> reporter: skiping the expensive clubs and restaurants, avoiding the clubs. instead, having fondue for dinner. as it gets closer to midnight, we'll head up to this spot to watch the fireworks. in san francisco, i'm dahl lan,

kp irsx 5. happy new year. >> same to you, mr. lynn. as we have a look at the embarcadaro. there's the -- building, over which the firew will be amply visible tonight. people are going to be streaming in tonight for the firew. it's going to be an awfully beautiful show, which we will be monitoring for you in the coming hours. here's how it looks. the rather overexposed shot of the bay area, with the numbers beginning to plunge down to the upper 40s around the bay area. 49 in san francisco now. in oakland, it's 50 degrees, livermore 43, and san francisco 49. san jose 50 degrees. we've got clear skies for much of the north bay. right now in san jose, mostly cloudy. lows over the top of the bay area. high pressure is building in the gulf of alaska. that's not unheard of, by any means, but a pattern like this could set up to provide a good deal of

moisture next week see that big plume of clouds that are understood beneath the low? eventually that works its way closest to the california shoreline, and by monday, tuesday, wednesday, it looks like we're beginning have rain in the bay area. not unrelenting rain. it's going to be cold enough -- we'll have showers from time to time. but it's kind of developing. but the cold, cold, cold weather that we were forecasting yesterday is only going to be cold, cold, cold, which means we might get some snow if the bay area peaks by the time all is said and done by the time we wake up wednesday morning. it's a question mark. in the meantime expect sun is the ed weather, the chance for a few showers each day. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., we have some clouds in the south bay, sun in the north. watch the top part of your screen. and all of that begins to sink south with some pop-up showers overlake county by tomorrow evening at this time. also a little bit along the peninsula. we can get a little bit wet, just like we got a little wet this morning when we woke up a. cold start to 2017. at least we get away the firew

and decent weatherer tonight. patchy low clouds. it will be chilly, but not unusually so. and some showers monday through wednesday in the upcoming week. the 9ers are taking on the seattle sea hawks. who's going to win? tray knows. she's going to be telling us about that. all i can it will you is it will be about 50 degrees. overnight it will be chilly, not as chilly as we have be. happy new year, everybody. with a few clouds tonight, it will be in the mid-30s to mid-40s for overnight lows. tomorrow, the numbers will be mostly in the 50s for the bay area with low clouds to start out 2017. in the south bay, 5 degrees. 53 degrees morgan hill, and 56 for coopertino in the east bay, the numbers will be in the 50s. livermore just 53. the same for fairfield. up in the north bay, it's january, so it's going to

feel like low, mid-50s. it will be quite winter like. 48 for lakeport, and 48 degrees at clear lake. in the extended forecast, you're going to be looking for a few showers to be working their way into the peninsula and the north bay tomorrow evening. monday, tuesday, wednesday, showers from time to time in the forecast, chilly days, each one of them. thursday and friday, bit of a break, but then it looks like rain coming next weekend. there's a little something for everybody as we head into the first chilly week of 2017. happy new year. >> thanks, brian. well today was your last chance to get a tax receipt for 2016 by donating to goodwill. organizers hosted a donation celebration at the goodwill truck yard on mission street in san francisco. there was live entertainment and food. the goal was to fill up the 75 trucks. and this year the nonprofit got a special gift. >> i think people are naturally cleaning out their closets. we got a generous donation from

former mayor willie brown, who donated great brands. especially important to connect with local nonprofits, like goodwill, and really give back to the community. and i think folks really come down for us every year to donate-a-thon. >> goodwill says they turn those donations into jobs by being able to sell them at retail locations across the bay area. coming up in sports, some developing news out of santa clara, as the 49ers are expected to clean house. >> and the raiders looking for the 1st round by in the afc west title. bay: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

hundreds of families took part in the "countdown to noon".. at the children's discovery museum in san jose. organizers say: today was a chance for the kids to celebrate their own new year's eve.. at a reasonable hour. the museum provided live entertainment.. party favors.. and confetti for the whole family to enjoy. bell ringing and in san francisco: dozens gathered at the asian art museum in san francisco.. to ring out the old year. the 16th- century bronze bell... that lit dozens gathered tat asian art museum to ring out the old year. literally weighed ton, was strapped 108 times. according to buddhist belief, each of the rings is meant to restrain temptations that torment human kind. >> let's hope it works. >> okay. all right. andrea? . >> news coming out of santa clara today. monday may be colin

kapeernick's last game as a 49ers. he may not be alone. the 49ers are expected to clean house, and dismiss head coach chip kelly. adam latnar was the first to tweet this story. both of them know they could be shown the door. to the other team in town. a first round by and the afc west title is on the line in the raiders' final game of the regular season. they're going to have to do it with matt mccoy, who's making his 1st start since 2017. >> reporter: all right, andrea. who gets it done here? vegas odds makers have the raiders 12-1 odds to win the super bowl, and that was before derek carr's injury. now 28-1 because of an undrafted former walk-on quarterback, matt mcgoyne. >> matt's a true professional.

he's been around hereny for awhile. it's not his first rodeo. i think, if anybody can come down and get the job done, he can. >> reporter: some on social media have written, "it's all over now that derek carr is done." . >> i'm not searching out people to block him. i don't sit there on my phone and do that. but i'll be honest with you guys, if i'm reading an article and come across somebody, a sarcastic tweet or article bashing the open raider organization, bashing the guys in the locker room, i don't want to read that stuff. >> reporter: he's a lot better than his rookie year, a team devoid of weapons he has now. >> i think my knowledge has improved. you learn how to schedule your time better during the course of the week. >> reporter: andrea, he won a lot of games at penn state. and when the skeptics came out, he simply said, "watch me." the world will be watching

tomorrow in a money game with a lot riding on it. in denver at mile high stadium, vern glenn, kpix 5 >> and we will be watching what's going to happen there with the 49ers and the dismiss sal of possibly chip kelly and trent bolka. it wouldn't be a surprise, but probably a much-needed change. what a way to start the year. >> yeah. no kidding. coming up in the next half hour, breaking news out of turkey, where a gunman in a santa suit has opened fire on a crowd of move revelers. >> plus a massive security effort underway in times square tonight. where 7,000 officers are trying to keep a crowd of nearly 2 million safe. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

san francisco.. to get a good spot to watch the new year's eve fireworks. the people organizing the display say: expect a lot of color, a lot of noise.. and a lot of excitement in the air. the people organizing the display say expect a lot of color, a lot if noise, and a lot of excitement in the air. you can also expect tight security. hundreds of police officers are patrolling the area, on land and on water to keep people safe. >> three restaurants near san francisco's union square are closing shop at the start of the new year. lori's diner will be shut down by monday. you can still head out this week to grab some of your favorite dishes. >> and the russian consulate is going ahead with a big move ball in san francisco tonight, even as some of their countrymen are being forced out of the country. four san francisco based

workers and their families are among nearly three dozen russian diplomats being expelled from the u.s. as punishment for preelection hacking. a special plane isn't to bring them home arrived at dulles airport this morning. people have been seen loading it up throughout the day, but so far hasn't left. breaking news out of turkey tonight: dozens are confirmed dead in what is being described as a terror attack on a crowded nightclub in istanbul. >> party years were celebrating move when a man dressed in a santa costume walked in and opened fire. at least 35 people were killed, 40 others wounded. many jumped into the nearby bus for -- to escape the siege. there are reports that a police officer is among the dead. >> local media are reporting that the shooter may still be inside the club. police have the entire area cordoned off while they try to secure the scene. at this point, there's no word on who may have carried out the attack or why. we'll continue to follow this story through the evening, and we'll bring you the very latest tonight

on kpix 5 news at 1 is back here in the u.s., there are no known terror threats against times square this move, but police in new york aren't taking any chances tonight, as you might imagine. wendy gilette shows us thousands of officers are out in force, patrolling a crowd of nearly 2 million. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are already braving temperatures in the low 40s to wait for the waterford crystal ball to drop in times square, ringing in 2017. they come from all over the world. >> mexico. >> from chile. >> i'm from china. >> i'm from vancouver. >> reporter: and they got here early to got the best spot possible. what time did you get here? . >> at 6:00 this morning. >> long day. >> cold in the morning, too, yeah. >> waiting for the day to got over. >> reporter: despite the long hours enduring security checks, substantial doubting in pens, and not being able to leave even to go to the bathroom, they're thrilled.

>> no food, and we're here, and we are so excited. >> especially my fourth time in a row being here. >> you are a glutton for punishment. >> definitely. it's the best place to be around new year's. >> reporter: a number of performances tonight, including mariah carey, and gloria estefan. security is extra tight this year with a new addition, sand trucks like this one to prevent terror attacks, like these in nice and berlin. seven thousands police officers in uniform and undercover are patrolling the event. >> it's such a big event, i feel there are many people wanting to keep it safe. >> reporter: helicopters are also overhead to keep the massive crowds safe as we say good-bye to 2016. wendy gilette for cbs news, new york. tonight president elect donald trump is wishing a happy new year to everyone sort of. he tweeted happy new year to all, including to my many enemies and those who have fought me and lost so badly they just don't know

what to do, love." . you thought housing prices were through the roof. how this suv ended up in somebody's attic. >> police will be out in force tonight, log for drunk drivers. the bay area department using a little star power to get the message out. night.. through a roof of a home in north carolina! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

police say: an elderly woman was driving up to 90-miles an a car want airborne last night through a roof of a home in north carolina. police say an elderly woman was driving up to 90 miles per hour, hit a curb, an incline, and then went soaring through the air. investigators believe the woman had suffered some sort of medical emergency. at first, the homeowner thought

something exploded. >> we heard a bang, a loud bang, and then our house shook. i ran outside, looked up, and saw the hole in the roof. >> officers say the woman passed out at the wheel and didn't realize she went airborne. amazingly she suffered only minor injuries. six people were home at the time. none of them were hurt either. well speaking of dangerous driving, check out this new psa inspired by "star wars." . >> mountain view police show us not even darth vader gets away with driving drunk. >> [ music ]. >> [ sirens ]. >> sir, how many have you had to drink tonight? . >> i have had only two. >> that mind trick doesn't work on me. >> mountain view is one of the many law enforcement agencies that will have extra officers out in force tonight, log for drunk drivers. so make sure you have a safe

drive home. still to come, a raccoon finds itself in deep trouble under a santa cruz county's parking lot. you won't believe how long it took these wild-life workers to free it. >> because it was very comfortable where it was. as we have a look at the bay bridge and that single anchor suspension tower and a chilly night on this move. we'll have the entire forecast coming up for you after break. >> and coming up in sports, the seth curry effect -- wide receiver, and the huskies sent al home for the season. this poor little raccoon got stuck in a watsonville we live in a pick and choose world.

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drainpipe for at least 20 hours. guy got stuck in a drain pipe for at least 20 hours. early yesterday morning: a homeless man heard the little critter grunting and called police. when wildlife emergency crews showed up: they realized the raccoon was too tightly a homeless man heard the critter grunting and called police. when wildlife crews showed up, they realized the raccoon was wedged in the pipe too tightly to be pulled out.

so they started to dig through the parking lot pavement. and by 10:30 last night, they pulled and pulled until the little raccoon was free. it's now at the vet's office, warming up. and another wild sighting this time in half-moon bay. instagramer victoria -- rolling as this octopus slithered through a shallow tide pool. and it might not feel too warm outside tonight, but once the final data is in, 2016 is expected to be officially become the hottest year on record. . that's according to and assessment by the world meteorological association. that would mean 16 of the 17 hottest years on record has been this century. the other was 1998. speaking of things up in the sky, there's something i can guarantee you you will not see like this any way. there's a comat, 45p comes around every 5 years. its orbit around the sun.

if you happen to be looking out a telescope on mount hamilton, maybe. it is appearing at the very, very, very, very faint object in the western sky, a little to the left of the crescent moon. it's appearing right about now. you don't have a chance of seeing it unless you have binoculars or better yet, a telescope. nevertheless it's a good home exercise for the children in a family with a telescope and even the grown ups. so give it a shot. it will be out there a couple nights. live over the city of san francisco now, we've got the bay bridge and the numbers in concord, 47 degrees, oakland 50, and san francisco 49. here's what's happening. look at those double-barreled lows, one right over northern california. the other one is spinning up and picking it up pineapple egg press south of the hawaii indian islands. look at that long fetch of moisture that will work its way to the california coastline. in fact, as early as 24 hours from now, it will pick

up isolated showers in the north bay and along the peninsula coast line. it's going to be an interesting week ahead. it's going be cold enough so we can at least entertain the possibility of a light dusting of snow on bay area peaks. on futurecast, watch the top of your screen. this is tonight, tomorrow morning. as the day wears on, those isolated showers begin to pop up over the north bay and the peninsula. so we could get a little tiny bit wet tomorrow evening. and that was just set the stage. monday, tuesday, wednesday, more showers. a cold start to 2017. you can find the cold moisture and snow level around 3,000 feet. and you know, the bay area -- going to be wearing a plant the of snow. for firew, we'll get away with a pretty good show tonight. we'll be a little chilly. 9ers are taking on the sea hawks down at levi stadium. game high temp, 52 degrees under mostly cloudy skies at 1:25 in the afternoon. overnight lows tonight, well not as bad as they have

been, with 33 degrees at santa rosa, 36 degrees fairfield. tonight redwood city, 39 degrees, 41 at mountain view, and 41 san jose. happy new year, everybody. we have a few clouds tonight. it will be chilly, 37 to 47. not bad at all. at least we'll get away with a good firew show tonight. high temperatures will beth the low to mid-50s. down in the south bay not bad with mid-50s in san jose, santa clara. livermore at 53, brentwood at 51, 51paleo. up in the north bay the numbers will be 52 at kent field, and 56 in santa rosa. and only upper 40s for eukaya and lake port and clear lake. in the extended forecast, tomorrow is okay. then a chance of showers by evening. and then monday, tuesday, and wednesday, unsettled, variable cloud, showers from time to time, cold, too. inland highs only in the mid- 50s. and then thursday, friday we begin to clear it up a

little bit. then it looks like flat-out rain is coming into the bay area by next saturday. so it's going to be interesting week. look forward to seeing whether we get snow on the bay area peaks. we'll start with college football. many believed al was going to advance to the national championship game and the team was going to knock out the crimson tide. maybe washington had the right pieces to be that team. then, again, al could show why they're the best team in the country. before the game, the tide had 0 interest in exchanging pleasantries with the huskies. well, washington entered the game nearly a 2-touchdown understood dog in the 1st quarter browning finds pettis for the score, and the huskies go up 7-0. browning tries to throw the ball away, but it is intercepted by ryan anderson, who gets the pick fix, a gail-changing play as the tide go into the half with a 17-7 lead. and same score in the 4th. al's bo scarborough runs over a

couple defenders, and takes off far game- clinching 68-yard touchdown. scarborough ran for 180 yards as al held the husky offense to under 200 yards. the tide win 24-7 to advance to the national championship game, where they'll face either ohio state or clemson. lamar jackson and louisville facing lsu in the citrus bowl. jackson was shut down by the tigers defense. 1 of 8 sax in the game. lsu leads 16-3. 3rd quarter now, 16-6. gary sipe breaks loose for a 70-yard touchdown run, his 2nd of the game. and geis ran for 128 yards as 20th ranked hsu wins 29-9. louisville finishes their season on a 3-game losing streak. well yesterday in -- win over north carolina, quarterback keller crisp is believed to have suffered a torn acl.

not including friday's win, chris went 0-0 after being named the cardinals' starter in october. well these girls at the santa clara uss game probably making their big plans for move. 1st half, the broncos up by 6. fegan knock down the 3. under 5 to go, jerry brownridge, he drills one from long range for 3 of his 20 points. the broncos hit 13 3s in the game as they win 72-58. 49er wide receiver tory smith's son p.j. has made a name for himself lately with adorable videos like this one, him dancing with bruce ellington. last night,. thej. was left speechless and even somewhat motionless when he got to meet the one and only warriors' steph curry. >> there you go, man. look. you doing all right?

. >> yeah. >> who's that? who's that? p.j. who's that? [ laughter ]. >> staph and the warriors have some time off. >> i wasn't sure i got his dance moves. >> no. >> yeah. >> yeah. we'll be back after the break. ci round the world have been busy ringing in the new year all,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in 20-17 all day. this is a look at a spectacular celebration in dubai.. where

they've been celebrating the new year for about seven hours now. this is a look at a sharp celebration in d,bai, where they've been celebrating the new year about seven hours now. for many, the old year can't end soon enough >> yeah. what a year. we lost so many iconic celebrities and news makers in 2016. tonight scott mclain has a look back. >> [ music ]. >> reporter: one of the most influential first ladies of the 20th century, nancy reagan, was then for her strength and fierce devotion to her husband. >> i've had a pretty fabulous life. >> reporter: circuit court justice andtonin scalia, who died suddenly, was the first italian american on the how court and the court's leading conservative voice. janet reno broke glass ceilings as the first state attorney in florida and the

first u.s. attorney general. he was the first american to orbit the earth. the successful space mission of john glenn along with the rest of the mercury 7 bolstered the american spirit. after retiring from nasa, he continued to serve the country as a u.s. senator. fidal castro led cuba for 60 years. while the dictator's death left some feeling a giant loss, others hope they will it will mean a new modern era for the island. morley safer was part of america's monday night for decades, reporting for "60 minutes." harper lee wrote one of the most well known american classics of all time. ''to kill a mockingbird" won her a pull litter is and became a beloved hollywood film. he proclaimed himself the greatest, and millions of fans around the world agreed. . a huge personality outside the ring, boxing legend muhammad ali was one of the most well known athletes

in the world. arnold palmer, one of the greatest golfers ever, won more than 90 tournaments, and is credit with making the sport accessible to everyone. [ singing ] there was great sorrow at the shocking death of music legend prince. the seven-time grammy winner known as the purple one died at his studio at just 57. ''ground control to major tom." the world lost another icon in rocker david bowie. his unique style trance formed over four decades. ''time can never mend." singer george michael burst on to the ú80s music scene. went on to find solo success with songs like "." . glenn frey helped to make the

country rock sound that spawned more than 20 top 40 hit. and garry marshall produced and directed some of america's most popular tv shows and movies, like "happy days" and "pretty women." in her six decades of show business, doris roberts was best known for her role as ray romano's mother in "everybody loves raymond." florence henderson was america's favorite mom. she spent years as a stage actress before becomeing the brady bunch matriarch. alan thicke was the quintessential 198 0s tv dad. as jason sever in "growing pains," he redefined roles, composing some of the world's most popular tv songs. alan rickman famously brought hans grubar to life as well as professor snape from

the harry potter franchise. actress carrie fisher became a household name thanks to her role as princess leah in the "star wars" movie. later found success as an author and screen writer. and gene wilder had many memorable comedic roles, playing everything from a mad scientist to a gunslinger, possibly his most famous role, willie wonka. >> "there's no life i know to compare with your imagination." . >> who's your favorite of the favorite who's no longer with us? . >> i would say prince. >> sure. >> his music was multigenerational. >> i hated to see alan rickman go. that was a shock. gene wilder, all those people.

despite that look back, we have hope you have a pleasant night tonight. >> the latest is always on cbs.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,

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