stores like calls open their doors at 5:00 this morning to entice shoppers and we did see a lot of people wanting to buy it to that today. >> they are crazy for staying in bed. they are missing out >> we are playing catch-up in look a bit. >> reporter: some sales last only a few hours some all we can't walk. all weekend long >> reporter: and livermore mike pelton kron 4 news >> catherine: lots of people were in concord's sun valley mall today --- taking advantage of the post-christmas deals. there were sales of things ranging from christmas

ornaments to massage chairs but there were also plenty of people exchanging unwanted gifts. >> i had the shoes and they did not fit right so i am taking these the back. >> i had to take these back as well. >> not really my style but to pretend like".you like them" >> catherine: people were also spending their gift cards. and if you're interested in the deals - most will continue through the weekend. >> catherine: grant? >> reporter:no presents for some.presenting ups with a damage control situation. ups is alologizing today after thousand of people did not get packages delivered in time for christmas. leaving many without presents unde the tree. and now a connecticut refund people who didn't get their packages.

this is video of the u-p-s customer center on san bruno avenue in the mission. even with extra workers.just hired to deal with the back-log of packages.u-p-s is not promising eveyone will get their items today. >> reporter:in a statement today.the company says in part: ups apologizes to those customers whose packages were delayed. our drivers are out making deliveries and pickups - we expect nearly all of the packages will be delivered today. >> catherine: >> reporter:coming up in twenty minutes. >> reporter:we'll hear from a family -- whose gifts didn't arrive in time for christmas. and they'll tell us how it turned out to be the best holiday they've ever had. >> catherine: now that christmas is behind us, thousands of tons of garbage will be headed to the trash or recycling bins and countless christmas trees are about to get kicked to the curb. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco, where the clean up is just getting started. charles?

>> reporter: after they opened their gifts all of the waste will end up in the cycling bed and taken over to the cycling center. the recycling was filling out the door to that normally about 1,600 t. during the holidays that the job of to 15 to 17 percent so that so it was really busy. and it is not over yet. >> you have food yvette's on new year's weekend stow we are in the thick of it and this will continue for several weeks. >> reporter: trees can be put up on the curb and the company will pick them up and recycled them. they recycle about 350 t of

christmas trees here in this city. kron4 news charles clifford >> catherine: now let's get a check on the post- christmas weather. this is a live look from our mount tam camera. also -- a live view of san francisco. >> catherine: there have been blue skies all-around -- but how long will this last? i'm here in the kron-4 weather center with meteorologist brian van aken. >> reporter: it has been an amazing! no not very exciting, actually. still sunshine with cool temperatures may be three to five degrees of but friday is shaping up to be a really nice day as well. hallway and out of the traffic we will see the sunshine for tomorrow. like three to five

degrees but it will still be warm because to date we were really want in the upper 60s for napa and oakland close to 70. and making it into the low seventies was half moon bay and redwood city. we have the un help be a quality that will remain with us for one more day. no wood burning cree look for sunshine with cold temperatures to start off but it will warm up. >> catherine: thank you very much brian >> catherine: an arrest has been made in a christmas day murder. this is the suspect -- ernesto rodriguez. police say he killed a woman at his family's home in gilroy. >> catherine: an arrest has been made in a christmas day murder. this is the suspect -- ernesto rodriguez. police say he killed a woman at his family's home in

gilroy. they also say that just after the murder -- he was no where to be found. rodriguez was taken into custody earlier today -- when he was spotted by a investigators say the victim had taken out a restraining order against the suspect earlier this year. >> catherine: there have been no reported cases of hepatitis a -- after a san francisco restaurant cook was diagnosed with the disease. working at the comstock saloon on december 12th through the 15th -- and again on the 19th. >> catherine: city health workers say they have not received anysymptoms of hepatitis a include mild fever.loss ofanyone with symptoms should >> catherine: there's no update tonight on the conditions of two people injured in a three alarm building fire. firefighters were called a blaze on baker street- near nine-o-clock last night. two other people were displaced by the fire. the red cross is helping them find temorary housing. >> catherine: coming up at 5:15. a fiery christmas day crash -- ends with a spectacular rescue -- all caught on camera. >> catherine: then at 5:30. a bittersweet holiday for a

bay area family. how their great loss -- led to a great gift for a perfect stranger. >> catherine: and next. what caused a big christmas brawl. involving hundreds of teenagers.

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>> reporter: this is jacksonville's florida. five people have been arrested after a christmas melee in a movie theater parking lot in florida. >> reporter:authorities say it started after a group of young adults rushed the building and tried to force their way inside. >> reporter:an officer used pepper spray on the group and they left. at the same time, they say a fight started outside the theater and grew to a large brawl involving about 600 teenagers fighting and jumping on cars. there were no serious injuries reported. the five people arrested are all under the age of 20 and now facing misdemeanor charges. >> catherine: still ahead. confusing and messy. that's how some people are describing obama-care. now -- there are more changes you need to know about. >> catherine: then -- as the year comes to a close. we'll take a look back at some of the biggest stories of the year.

>> catherine: a los angeles police officer headed to work pulled a man from a fiery crash. the dramatic christmas day rescue was caught on camera.

reporter miguel marquez has s details. >> reporter: black mercedes it lost control on the 405 freeway in los angeles harder to believe the man who was driving survived. it was just a matter of seconds. another 10 15 seconds there would have been just too much fire. seconds to rescue the 72 year old man whose car burst into flames after smashing into the center divider. >>i reached in there and fumbled a bit more. thank goodness i found that button and popped the belt and grabbed him and pulled him out. >> reporter:adding to the miracle don thompson - a 26 year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happened to be on his way to work his shift started early. diving into the flames. pulling the driver to safety. >>i'm just kind of singed

hair here and first degree on the side. >> reporter:thompson did have help miracles sometimes need company a los angeles fire fighter happened to be driving by making the rescue seamless. >>to be able to help and get an immediate patient assessment and get other resources on scene a lot quicker cause he happened to be the commander of the dispatch center and called in directly to do so. >> reporter:a horrible accident and an impromptu act of heroism. it makes me feel good to know i saved a life understatement from a veteran cop all in a days work. >> catherine: the driver pulled from the wreck is expected to be okay. a man accused in a shooting >> catherine: rampage at l- a-x has pleaded *not guilty. paul ciancia is charged with shooting and killing a t-s- a screener, and wounding three others. police say he had a handwritten note in a bag that referenced killing tsa agents and "pigs." if convicted -- he could

face the death penalty. >> catherine: firefighters in southern california are making progress in a wildfire near simi valley in ventura county. it started in a dry, brushy area on christmas night. the winds calmed early today - and that allowed crews to limit the fire area to 10 acres. it's now 80 percent contained. the fire is in an area with a history of fires which have threatened homes and other buildings. >> catherine: it seems that every day there's another change to the obama-care system. here's what you need to know in california. you have to sign up for coverage by january second *if you want your new insurance to kick in for this january. >> catherine: if you don't make that deadline -- then there's a more important one on march 31-st. miss that one -- and you pay a fine. erin mcpike has the latest on the deadline -- which keeps getting delayed. >> catherine: here's the bottom line: it's not too late to enroll for coverage under the affordable care act. in fact, according to the department of health and human services, you still have ninety-five days to get coverage. open enrollment ends march

thirty-first. that deadline is to avoid a fine for not having coverage. >> catherine: so march 31st is critical, because open enrollment won't begin again until november 15th. but, we'll soon know whether people like the president's program once they start using it in january. >> reporter:i think the critical issue for him next year and in these last three years is can he build enough of a constituency for this program. >> reporter:but what about the americans who have already been trying to sign up -- unsuccessfully -- for coverage to start on the first day of the new year? >>this is my second time trying it. this is my second time trying it. i did it yesterday. >> reporter:and that's because healthcare.gov saw a record day of traffic on monday of two million page visited the site. two- hundred-fifty-thousand calls flooded into the call center. it created a backlog that led the administration to extend the deadline for getting coverage january first back a day. >> reporter:an alert at the

top of healthcare.gov reads: >> reporter:"during times of especially high demand, you may be queued to begin your online marketplace application to ensure the best possible shopping experience." >> reporter:but the site has a list of tips -- pictured here -- for those still trying to get coverage by new years day. in washington, i'm erin mcpike reporting. >> catherine: president obama signed a budget deal into law today, after it passed with bipartisan support in the house and senate. >> catherine: it will fund the government through late 20-15. the president also signed other bills - while on vacation in hawaii.. >> reporter: just a few clouds. allied view as f o with hazy sunshine. sfo hazy sunshine. cold temps with inland valleies >> reporter: a lot of places

will be in the '60s. full sunshine and warm weather. upper 60s and perhaps even los 70's. with clear conditions but off shore high clouds coming ian from a weak system making its way inland. >> reporter: here is noon and there are the clouds. it looks really great and cloudy. gray. >> reporter: clouds hang on until the evening. temperatures to start of the day friday to look for the upper twenties and low 30's and low 0 or below freezing point for much of the bay area. for the afternoon temperatures meant to upper 60s so about the same as

what we have seen today battista few degrees cooler. >> reporter: union city 64 and low sixties for san francisco. here is the 7 day or round the bay going into the weekend but a lot of sun. poor air quality is on to hang on as well. at the end of the year potential high clouds but dry weather sticks the round well into the beginning of 2014. >> catherine: coming up. >> catherine: how a family salvaged their christams. when their gifts didn't arrive in time. then. an ugly christmas day game for the warriors. what got several players thrown out. thrown out.

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>> catherine: a major shipping backlog led to a not so merry christmas for a lot of people. that despite the lack of gifts -- they ended up having

one of the nicest christmas days in a long time. hannah davis has their story. >> reporter:vickie madsen loves this season. >>"christmas is my favorite holiday of the year." >> reporter:you can see that love all around her home. >>"i've moved in recently, so first weekend i moved in my children put the tree up and hung the stockings and hung some lights it was like one of the first things that happened. i still don't have a bed to sleep on actually and we have christmas decorations up." >> reporter:but under the tree is bare. >> reporter:madsen works during business hours. so she shopped online for christmas presents. presents that u-p-s guaranteed would arrive by the 23rd. >>"i had picked out harry potter stuff for my youngest. she's really into that i was really excited and i couldn't wait to see her face and it didn't happen so i was disappointed."

(crying) >> "i almost started crying myself. because i know my mom tries really hard to show us that she loves and we know she does. and it made me feel good to know that she cares that much. " >> reporter:madsen's daughters didn't open any presents under the tree this year's gift is a mother's love. >>"this is the best christmas we've had with her for a long time. cuz we usually watch christmas movies but we literally didn't have anything on today and we got to watch the dog play and talk with the family and everything and it was actually pretty fun." >> catherine: u-p-s has been apologizing. and says its workers were scrambling to make deliveries today.although it acknowledges they're not caught up yet. >> catherine: coming up at 5:30. >> catherine: the tragedy for one family --- that led

to a precious gift for another. new information in the target data breach. why it could be worse than originally thought.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: now at 5:30. >> catherine: a great loss -- led to a great gift this christmas21-year-old kristina chesterman -- - an aspiring nursing student -- died september 22nd in a hit and run accident in chico. >> catherine: and while her family in livermore spent christmas without their daughter. they're taking some comfort in the fact that a part of her was used to save someone else's life. >> catherine: kron4's alecia reid has the story -- you'll only see here on kron-4. >> reporter: his life was saved after receiving portions of her kidney. it has been an unbearable three months since she was killed by a truck driver. thousands of family members walk through these doors like to

experience a christmas celebration unlike anyone has ever seen. >> reporter: this christmas one person was missing >> think about her memories and the time we shared with christie not and that helped a lot patrick >> used to wake up from early in the morning and we would have all of her pictures of the just-in-time thinking about her in remembering all of the good times with christina. >> catherine: breaking knows the family of teenager on life support is going to make an importunate important announcement at 6:00. we are talking about, jahi mc math

>> catherine: her family has been fighting to keep her on life support. >> catherine: the deals for after-christmas shopping are already popping up in stores. alison kosik has more on what to buy.and when. >> reporter: case you have been shopping for everyone else to make their christmas dreams come true. now it is time to make your dreams come true and it the little selfish. the web site deal mills says expect marked down as from several retailers such as gas or french connection. guess >> reporter: new year's day is the best day to buy furniture. it has become a tradition for people to shop for furniture and it's come out in february so

there is old products to used to lose. move >> reporter: want a big screen tv with a few more weeks like super bowl week that it is the perfect time because of new models and electronic show says every retailers are looking for it to moving out the old stuff. how about a new car? dealers and auto makers, consumers will get the best possible deal on the last day and maybe january 2nd of 2014. >> catherine: new information on the target credit card data breach.

>> catherine: boxing day is celebrated in certain areas like canada certain real teller's said this is the busiest shopping day of the year. >> catherine: new information on the target credit-card data breach. the hackers who compromised nearly 40 million credit and debit cards also reportedly got hold of encrypted pin numbers. >> catherine: one major u-s bank believes the thieves will be able to crack the encryption code and make fraudulent withdrawals. >> catherine: a target spokesperson says no unencrypted pin data was accessed and there was no evidence any pin numbers were compromised. the target hack is believed to be the second-largest in u-s retail history. >> catherine: grant? >> reporter:n-b-a said today that the refs made a mistake last night when the gave blake griffin a technical foul. it was his second of the game - meaning he was ejected.

>> reporter:with the year- end coming up.we'll look at the big stories from 2013. the fight ongoing " will doughnut each male to a family in need. >> reporter:the hunger bowl ! >> reporter: here is a polite in question graeme put his forearm and two blake griffins cutthroats. green was rejected his rejection is find the $30,000 for not leaving the court quickly enough. $50k

>> reporter: it was griffin second of the game he was ejected from the game. griffin said the warriors play it howard lee. they won the game but it was another scuffle after the final horn sounded off. >> catherine: we want to take you back for the big stories of 2013 >>video

the >> catherine: of and we will continue to look back at 2013 at 6:00

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all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> catherine: as 2013 draws to a close, terror experts say the u-s about. saying that al qaeda is getting stronger -- putting western targets at risk. barbara starr has more.

>> reporter:cnn has learned recent intercepts of messages from senior al qaeda operatives in yemen are renewing concern the group is planning new attacks. the intercepts don't indicate specific targets but are described by one source as quote "active plotting." (cheers & applause) >>"there are multiple indications that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is plotting attacks both within yemen, against us and other western structures, as well as overseas." >> reporter:the group in yemen already well known for the failed underwear bomber attempt to bring down an airplane christmas day 2009. >>four years later, the us intelligence community believes it poses the greatest threat of an attack on the u-s. >>"they are still capable of conducting attacks outside of yemen, including plotting attacks against the united states in multiple locations, including trying to conduct attacks against the u-s homeland especially by taking down aircraft."

>> reporter:analysts say the group rebounded in 2013 from battlefield losses. u-s results. >> reporter:a drone attack this month failed to kill an al qaeda planner believed to be behind a plot to attack the u-s embassy. yemen says more than a dozen members of a wedding party were killed in that attack. >> reporter:yemen's al qaeda leader nasr al wuhayshi -- also advising al qaeda fighters across the region. and those al qaeda affiliates from yemen to syria, iraq, and libya are growing stronger. >> reporter:the threat they pose worries key members of congress. >>are we safer now than we were a year ago, two years ago. >>i don't think so. >>i absolutely agree that we're not safer today.

>> reporter:in iraq, police are trying to crack down, but al qaeda openly operates training camps near the syrian border. and from there, al qaeda has moved into syria with weapons and tactics learned during the u-s war in iraq. >> reporter:inside syria, a key al qaeda affiliate -- also stronger than a year ago. about 100 americans along with potentially hundreds from europe are fighting alongside thousands of militants. >>"if they were able to return to europe and to get access to the united states or return directly to the united states -- they were not put on any watch list -- they would pose a very serious threat. they are well trained, they're radicalized and they have the ability and the intent to strike the us homeland." >> reporter:analysts say the rise of the new al qaeda affiliates is part of the price paid for years of attacks against the old core al qaeda. many of those leaders are long gone, including osama bin laden, and now the new affiliates have much more autonomy and much more freedom to operate as they see fit.

>> reporter: pentagon. >> reporter: the down closer to the surface and look at that with a thick layer of brown haze is all around the peninsula this afternoon. we have had an on help the inequality and not much change soon. live produce pure life view clear skies and mild temperatures for this evening. and schooling to move across the bay area tomorrow. 78 and we have below freezing in the inland valleys. the sun still manages to shine through. so

we will still have sunshine mixed in with the clouds. we are still looking at meant to upper 60s by the afternoon starting off with the upper 20's and 30's. forties' bayside. highest for the afternoon will reach meant to upper 60s and the south bay. 65 in oakland and san jose. 66 for livermore. >> reporter: we will have full sunshine as a sneaks back up a few degrees. even los 70's and 1 weather persists and two next week. a few calls for new year's eve in new year's day but sticking around for 2014. >> reporter: this is going to mean no snow for the

sierra for some time. what a lot of sunshine for this weekend with temperatures near record highs. we still have cold temperatures at night. >> reporter: >> reporter:lake tahoe ski resorts are making up for what mother nature has failed to provide. resort operators say their ability to make snow has been a savior this holiday season, when skiers flock to the mountains over the busy christmas and new year's holidays. >> reporter:december is typically one of the more important months for snowfall in the sierra. but this year has been a disappointment. major changes are coming to the bay area. all locking smart phones this is a big quinn for consumers spirit i

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: tonight the family of jahi mcmath getting ready to make an announcement. >> catherine: the family of the brain dead teen put on a life support after a tonsilectomy nearly 2 weeks ago. has been >> catherine: oakland childrens hospital doctors say the teen shows no brain function and has no chance of waking up. >> catherine: the family has reportedly received several offers from other groups to move the teen to other facilitites willing to keep her on life support and care for her. this is a live look at the oakland childrens hospital where her family is gathering as we speak to share the latest decision over jahi. we'll come back to the scene once the family is ready. >> catherine: it is another holiday tradition of sort.shoppers trekking to bay area malls the day after christmas for a variety of reasons.we sent kron4's haaziq madyun to the sun valley mall in >> reporter:you've got your shopping shoes on.i see that.so are you in it for the long haul? >> is cheap right now

>> it is great like a family yvette. we go shopping every year after christmas spiri >> this is 50% off on top of that plus we have 30 percent on top of that. >> fitness is on sale on time for the new year's resolution. >> everything on this every think in the store is on sale... half off! >> personalized moss side. >> personalized moss size

massage >> we love them. (laughter) >> reporter:if you couldn't make it to christmas.don't worry.many of the stores will still have after christmas deals through the weekend.at the sun valley mall in concord.haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine: in livermore. the premium outlet stores have been just as packed. with people excited about deals. thousands of people in the east bay hit the stores. looking for bargains. some of them got up early to get started. and seemed to have a structure j. stratergy

when you have deals like this and the earth and early you know that there was hardly be anyone there that is the time to go! >> catherine: some stores opened as early as 5 a-m. as retailers are trying toup for somewhat disappointing sales. sales were down about 3 percent. some of the deals will go on through the weekend. >> catherine: u-p-s is still apologizing for a huge back- log that meant lots of people are still waiting for gifts to be delivered. >> catherine: even some that were ordered weeks ago. scrambling to make deliveries today. and says it simply got way behind because of a winter storm -- and high demand. and the company admits they're still not caught up. >> catherine: that 'might' happen by the end of the week.

>> catherine: stay will kron 4 as we follow the search efforts for derek sell. >> all we all i would like to do is see his face. the payback to see on my face right now, i do not care what has happened call them up tell people that you love them tell your family member special love them. the last time i told him the last time i saw him i stated that i loved him and just when the come home. (crying) >> catherine: anyone with information is being asked to call the police. stay

with kron4 we will continue to follow the search efforts for derek sell. >> catherine: with a new law that protects the rights of trangender students taking effect soon. an el cerrito high school is showing off it's newest addition. >> catherine: it's a transgender bathroom. required under the new law taking affect january 1st. schools are now reviewing their locker room layouts, scheduling sensitivity training for staff and reconsidering senior portrait dress codes. >> our district is ready to deal with this issue. most districts are not ready. what are they going to do to make sure that they are able to handle it. if they are not, lawsuit will flow and they will come rapidly.

>> catherine: portola middle school will open in december of 2015. it's taking the new law into consideration. there will be 2 bathrooms which will be transgender. these changes come to schools in a district where a trangendered teen was involved in a brawl caught on cell phone video last month. >> catherine: we are going live now outside to oakland children's hospital. the family of jahi mcmath, will speak. i think that they have started patrick last listen and >> >> catherine: this does not look like they have started.

it looks like that could be jahi's uncle in the background. >> catherine: several doctors have diagnosed her brain dead. >> catherine: this family is very strong in faith and have been waiting for a miracle. we will listen and, as soon as they begin to talk. that options before them is to move jahi to a different location. >> reporter: >> faster day the family was waiting on a miracle.

>> we shared stories and prayer. we actually had last and smiles yesterday that it look like we may have received one. we have found a place that will take jahi away from the children's hospital and care for her. we are to asking the hospital to help us and care for her and help us with the details. to keep jahi alive and tipper a fighting chance >> it is and the area. it is in the area. insurance is

covered. this private >>have them. have their children trade places and see how they will respond. >>it is always easier to say what a person should do, when it is not your or your family. >>we need children's

hospital to work with us. to get this dones as soon as possible, >>someone is doing the right thing. the insurance co will assist in coverage of helping this family.

>> reporter: they have made a commitment to you? >> yes, they have. >> today was a day of rest and this morningmaking phone cat erday was a day of rest. >> a group of catholic doctors reached out inspired by the holiday to network and make phone calls. now this opportunity is within 50 mi. of where we stand. >> reporter: have any medical changes transformed

in this time? >> lately her blood pressure has been stable and she has had more movement in her body bore her shoulder blades are moving. we are still very hopeful that she could breathe on her own. >> things needed guidelines for the facility and care. it trek to.ube. >> other is what we requested from the court and gastric tube that will provide her with nutrition. >> seem to want jahi out of

here and we have a way. >> act is there a spokesperson. >> the hospital attorney says he is speaking with a hospital in to see what they can or cannot do. there are complications for any hospital so i am sure that they are concerned. >> at this moment at this moment in time people need to work together to do these procedures to get her out of children's and help her get on with her life. >> reporter: just need the hospital to give you the green light... is there anyone is think else? >> we need a trek trach

tube. >> catherine: they did not have a lot of to options left. another doctor said the same think with the court ruling. ithat is the decision now. they have not told us yet of what facility they would move her to. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic,

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francisco rate used to be the higher manciple weighed in the country. now going to airport workers in see alto they will receive $15 an hour. >> catherine: san francisco's rate used to minimum wage in the country. that distinction now goes to airport workers in seattle. >> catherine: nearly 500 people were arrested on d-u- i charges over christmas. that's in santa clara and san mateo counties alone. new numbers from santa clara county say that between december 13th and the 25th

there were 316 people arrested. 17 of them - on christmas day. that's up from last year. in san mateo county. 127 people were arrested. christmas. >> reporter: >> gary: temperatures for friday morning >> reporter: temperatures for friday morning look for afternoon temperatures to be mild a few degrees less than what we saw today. here's a look at the weekend before saturday and sunday featuring sunshine with ice to the mid to upper 60s and low 70 degree tap spirit was the extra calls for new year's eve and day. still dry weather all the way into 2014. catherine >> catherine: we would take a look at the real cost for receiving a kitten or puppy for christmas spiri

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>> reporter: recent survey says 15 percent of pet owners spent more than $100 a month on their animals. to keep cost down do not over feed your pet and medicines are also expensive if you can ask your vet for generic prescriptions. use your leash to avoid that unerring and appointment offs situations. >> catherine: the gift that this would jumping for joy.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: breaking news the family of jahi mcmath received an answer today. to transportt their loved one to a facility that will care for her.

>> reporter: the christmas cleanup has began. handling more then 6 t of waste per day. they are now at the peak of their cleanup. they also announced that the christmas tree recycling program will begin january 2nd and run through the 15th. you can place them on the curb and they will pick them up. >> catherine: the holiday season is not over yet. the first day of kwanzaa is celebrating african american culture. quan so ross through january 1st.

>> reporter: we will see a little bit of improvement tomorrow but still know what bernie. if you did preschooler that what we have seen today. however, we will see sunshine coming up for the week and saturday and sunday with mid to upper 60s and possibly 70 degree temperatures. still no rain on the way. for at least the next 10 days. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: no waiting or parking you have to be loading or unloading.

first >> reporter: she was on her from creek followed by brushing her hair for a few minutes. then the sun glasses and housekeeping of the carpet she still sits now i see what how long it she will wait. >> how long will i wait? i am waiting on my nephew. >> reporter: you have decided to wait and stop any way >> yes. i guess i am pushing at. >> reporter: this minivan has no passengers or drivers parked just a few inches from occurred center parking enforcement gives the and the once over looking for the driver.

>> reporter: after repeated attempts a ticket is written and the driver received a ticket. shortly after it was issued the driver appears. >> >> reporter: this ask you be was also unattended. suv >> they did a switch and i had to take the back to dan. bags in. >> reporter: you just chilling hear how long will you be here? >> i am waiting on my father. >> i am waiting on my daughter. >> reporter: argue aware of parking in at the crossed what will inherit a $300

ticket? >> now i did not let me get out of here >> reporter: and i told this woman she will be on people behaving badly her response was priceless. >>nooooooooooooooooo! >> catherine: we will find out what it is the christmas gift that had the boy jumping for joy.

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check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> reporter:there's nothing better than knowing you got someone the perfect christmas gift. did a good job when he got his son two tickets to the b-c-s national championship game next month. >>yesss!! omg!!!

>>tickets? >> reporter:especially with a reaction like this one! the gift had eleven-year-old r-j meyer jumping for joy. he can't contain himself, taking a victory lap through the house. >> reporter:r-j is an auburn fan and he asked for the tickets in a letter to santa. the auburn university tigers face the florida state seminoles in pasadena, california on january 6th. r-j's dad will use the other ticket. >> catherine: as this year comes to a close. we take a look back at some of the most memorable moments of 20-13. that story -- coming up moments of 20-13. that story -- coming up 5ç5çwç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5çwç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç

>> catherine: there were triumphs and heartbreaks that rocked the bay area and the nation this year. from the 49ers trip to the superbowl. to the cruise

ship breakdown mess. tonight -- a look at some of the stories that made headlines in 2013. >>video

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>> catherine: remember to join us for kron 4's new year's live presented by nissan. the only local and live new year's eve show. gary radnich and i will make sure you have a front row seat to the best fireworks and parties. that's new year's eve live - right after the news at 11. >> catherine: colin kapernick would give his take on the game with jason and sports more! good. good answer.

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time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> reporter:welcome back everyone. >> reporter:the 49ers back on the practice field today as they prepare for their regular cardinals coach harbaugh lording over his team. niners of course already clinched a playoff spot but can still win the division with a win and a seattle loss patrick willis coming off an 18 tackle game versus the falcons.and navorro bowman the hero of the game colin kaepernick has been lights out lately with 8 td's and just 1 interception his last four games.asked today if playoff positioning the matters to him. >>. yes, it does but sometimes out of your

control. >> reporter: one time star defensive back nnamdi asomugah is retiring following an 11 year nfl career.asomugah will retire as a raider.press conference tomorrow in alameda. two division titles still up for grabs in the nfl.with the contenders go head to head in both games - philadelphia at dallas in one. >> reporter:and green bay at chicago in the other win or go home for those four teams. and aaron rodgers and the packers were all smiles today. that's because rodgers has been given the green light by doctors to play after missing the last 7 games with a broken left collarbone. >> reporter:rodgers suffered the injury on november 4th against those very bears and the team struggled big time without him.going 2-4-1.but in the weak nfc north that was good enough to keep them in playoff contention. >> reporter:so rodgers is back.but how bout tony romo's back? >> reporter: he will be

donated $53,000 to be high school that he teaches at. the cowboys make the play off he will he may even donate even more than that. >> reporter: almost quit one day into this season because he was not getting any plane time. , allen. i was another snap away from quitting my rookie season. >> reporter: he is also a candidate for rookie of the year. >>music

>> reporter: stick with the football kid. >> reporter: good story detroit lions have signed the fastest or rugby player --american rugby signed as a wide receiver. good thing is lions are out of the playoffs so they will attempt and the practice squad. . >> reporter: today, the giants' backup wide receiver cooler rookie making the memo pace 2700 per month he listed it for $9,000 for

super bowl week. he made 450 grant his rookie season so not necessarily need the money but still. why not do it? >> reporter: football rally at union square to fight concord. next year the game will move down to levi stadium. standing as the interim coach market to lock marcus tuliakis >>8-14 season. 8-4

it is a great honor to be in this role especially as being a former player and i am enjoying every minute of it. >> reporter: panthers went 3227. 30-27 the little caesars bowl ran out of pizzas... how is that for irony? >> reporter: $15,000 fine progress than picking up a technical and that altercation. second

technical. >> catherine: see you at our celebrity tell-all special. >> mrs. partridge and meli

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>> her sexy >> am i too raw for? >> omg! >> for 24/7 access to celebrity news. >> kevin frazier is off tonight. >> hello, thea. now, as some of you guys pore over your presents and return a couple of them, we have a few gifts you might want to pick up. i asked the mom if she regretted being an open book. the vasectomy. >> yes. >> are you sorry that you revealed that particular part? >> yes, i am. i feel bad because my poor husband didn't deserve to have the attention put on him and his pr