>> catherine: the rainy weather is causing some problems and san francisco. there were report reports of flooding in areas. and overnight 8 down tree at all and broderick fell onto a fence and cars. >> catherine: department of public works for up when the tree. officials say these trees are week from the drought and then have the brain makes them all. official expert other trees to come down as well.

>> catherine: weather snarled travel across the country this holiday weekend. as millions of people were on the move. as f o was packed today as travelers tried to skip the usual busy sunday after thanksgiving travel date. kron 4 will tran has more. >> reporter: you purposely waited until monday the key will be easier today? >> yes, obviously that is not the case. >> he said that he had woke up at 3:00 a.m. and made several runs to the airport and stated that it was a mess. the good and >> reporter: those is if you wait until tuesday and

definitely wednesday all of the bumper to bumper traffic and road which should be over creek reporting from as ethel -- reporting from sfo-will tran kron4 news. >> catherine: cyclist who ride on sidewalks in san jose may get move to the street. the city council will consider a downtown then on riding bikes on sidewalks. the boat comes from after a year and a half of talks with seniors, a cyclist and downtown businesses. mayor elect sam liccardo supports a limited

ban st that pedestrians do not feel safe walking on their own sidewalks. most major cities either limit or ban sidewalk biking including san francisco, oakland and lost and to lease. loss' and police. -- los angeles >> reporter: 8 $10,000 reward is being offered in connection with the murder of and east bay high car. they did run cell was gunned down last tuesday. tonight, kron4 didn't come and talk to police and detectives france. friends. >> you do not want this to happen to other people in the community. >> i lost a very good

friend, my best friend. and i do not believe that i can replace him. >> was a good guy and everyone loved him. >> so said that he had been taken away he is so vital to this community. >> you do not get a relationship this special and not feel that is lost. in a huge way. >> reporter: police say if you were on the drill about 3:45 p.m. and you recognize either one of these individuals from the sketches you should contact the police department right away. >> catherine: a close call for one reporter. as he became a target while covering a story on asian team. the video you have to see and hear coming up at

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>> catherine: take a look at this police and chino are looking for a gunman last seen wearing a wearing a of a werewolf mast. the surveillance photos show the suspect. >> catherine: the mass gunman walked into a check cashing business in chino and without saying a word, he shot a 58 year-old construction worker who was renovating the building then ran off. the victim was treated at a hospital and released. police have not

found the gunman. >> are they really shooting here? >> yes they are. >> grant: >> reporter: >> when i heard the first shot my whole body became stiff. it was only when i became behind car i realized how close it was. >> grant: scary stuff. police are now looking for the individuals that fired that shot. the first three or four individuals that were in the distance but they were unaware of who was actually holding the gun. >> jacqueline: a few

scattered showers around the bay area but not a whole lot going on. dick's storms over the coastal waters. it will start to come into the bay area tomorrow afternoon and to wednesday. going into thursday. a couple of spotty showers here and there but here comes the next band of rain for much of the bay area continuing into the morning commute. here is a look at 11:00 in the morning but watch this? in the 3:00 hour in the sea for the south bay hinder the coast as well. that will mean moderate and heavy rain. it will also see some help. hill--h a i l.

>> jacqueline: we will look at the rainfall totals. and snow in the sierra. coming up in just a bit. >> catherine: it went for holiday shoppers tonight. about every three minutes a child goes into the emergency room for a toy related injury. today the public interest research group released this trouble in toyland report. the most common dangers are choking and toys that are toxic. >> you have to be aware of potential chemicals and small parts and toys.

>> catherine: for children under 2 choking, indigestion and the asphyxiation are the biggest problems. aldon children are often injured by scooters- mostly because they are not wearing helmets. >> catherine: is now going to be easier than ever to buy girl scout cookies. there are going to be sold on line through a national platform called digital cookie. this breaks tradition for 112 year old or ionization. but the organization says the internet can also be a teaching tool the girl scouts like a door-to-door sales because it was considered a learning experience >> catherine: the online cookie sales would begin december 12th the traditional cookies selling season begins in january.

>> catherine: what is considered free speech? when it comes to on-line post? that was the issue before the u.s. supreme court today. at stake--weather threatening statements a pennsylvania man made of facebook should be considered protected speech. er 2year >> catherine: anthony is serving a four year prison budidn comete degr college, for ts oreass dev unirsit we bieveherere ao lotsf reons toinis soe he youaxime quifyi crets y've readearn so y canradue soer anget to greacare becae wheverept u fr finiing fore. l th matrs is yo rean too itow. see mo reans tfini and t stted dev.edu way backlash.

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>> catherine: the actors who voiced the ice princess says it is possible. telling a british newspaper that a second movie and even a stage musical are in the works. rosen has turned out to be one of the disney's biggest moneymakers is the biggest animated film in history and the fifth top grossing movie of all time. >> catherine: kirk douglas is not dead but tell that to people magazine the veteran actors of pitcher it was mistaken posted on people's website. the post is dated september 29th but is not clear when it was published. the of the church was rebuilt after he began circulating on social media. >> catherine: temple university says bill cosby has resigned as a school trustee. he has been the focus in recent weeks of more than a dozen sexual assault allegations with the

accusations that the up thoughts went on over a period of decades creek the 77 year-old entertainer has been highly visible cheerleader of his own monster in philadelphia and a board member since 1982. temple board chairman since cosby does not want to be a distraction. --alma mater >> the at the backlash was immediate. it should remove the post and apologized for attacking de obama children. it was all smiles while critic at the white house christmas tree. >> early this year the first

lady stated that political obligations were not at the top of her daughter's list. of all the president's children to target children are widely ridiculed as taboo. >> did not choose their parents. >> the white house will not comment on this. >> catherine: you can watch all of your celebrity news here on kron4. after the insider-says entertainment tonight years as 730. followed by the local news at 8. >> catherine: coming up as i thirty they were caught on camera robbing a sunnyvale home who police say they are looking for tonight. and she merritt publicly silent since the video surface road her in f l knocking her

husband out cold. now ray price wife is talking about what happened. --ray rice

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: we first showed you this. this is a balanced video showing to people going through a sunnyvale home--apparently still in what they could.

now, say the police say that they know these people. as kron4 terisa reports the suspects are not wanted in connection to other crimes and not just this one. >> reporter: their day are to suspect up close in a home. you can see for yourself, how the female suspect is going through the back room. she is joined by her male companion. this was all captured on a surveillance camera. the home owner gave the deal to kron 4 news. and now we are learning that these two are wanted suspects and other crimes. this is a senate bill police safety caption jeffrey hunter. --this is a sunnyvale public safety caption >> they took electronics and

we want to get them. >> anytime someone is willing to go into someone's residents they have committed what we would consider a serious crime and it would always use caution. >> reporter: here in sunny bill terisa kron 4 news. -- sunnyvale. >> catherine: walnut creek police are looking for a man who brought a safe place their store over the weekend. it happened are run by 15 saturday night on south broadway. police say a man walking up to a cashier and handed over a note that said he was armed and wanted money. he got the cash and

walked out creek this safeway is routinely monitored by a private security company and police say they rarely get service cost to that area. >> jacqueline: mainly dry right now but we do have a very well-defined storm off shore. this is one to be the first wave and this one will be the fact that, we will have more showers into thursday. we would tie this up on futurecast and talk about snow in the sierra. >> catherine: janay rice, the weight of the former baltimore reagan's running that rate rise, says it has been hard to stay silent.

after the deal surfaced of the football player knocking her out in that elevator. now, with her mother by her side she is talking about what happened. reporter in a lead schmidt has more. --emily schmidt >> everybody makes mistakes. >> reporter: cine rice is speaking out in her first on-camera interviews and she was physically abused and knocked unconscious by her now has been re price in february. --ray rice >> after the whole situation you would think that we live in a country full of people

who never made mistakes, who never stand. --sinned. >> reporter: days after the incident, videos released by atm receipt showed--tmz showed ray rice dragging an unconscious janay rice from the casino elevator. >> >> reporter: the end f l suspended price for two games in july punishment seem as far too lenient by critics. a second bill was released in september from inside the elevator showing the disturbing incident. >> have you seen the second

tape? >> know every fields. i refuse. i am not going to let the public bring me back there. >> reporter: raise rice was cut by the ratings than suspended indefinitely by the commissioner who said he was misled by hit the extent of violence an independent arbitrator overturn the suspension friday he says that rice was not clear with him about what happened in that elevator his wife takes issue with that. >> i cannot say that he is telling the truth. >> reporter: rice is not allowed to play ball if a team will hire him >> catherine: the national football league says it will not discipline five players from the st. lawrence rams

from and on field show of support for the protestors and ferguson. it happened before yesterday's game with the raiders rams will receive hands up they were then joined by the rest of the receiving corporations all putting up their hands. today st. louis police officer could dim the rams calling their pregame display of the hands of the national gesture to be tasteless, offensive and inflammatory. >> reporter: the death of an ohio state university football player is raising questions about the long term affect the concussions and sports. as an dispensers for reports the body of the missing player was found yesterday. >> catherine: could 49ers coach jim harbaugh be traded at the end of the season? a hat at 545 the rumors about his future ahead of this

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>> jacqueline: 94 totals will be impressive especially in the coastal mountains and hills. general heard the wind will pick up tomorrow especially with a 40 mi. per hour dust.

here is the radar picture with a few isolated showers over the area. here is the core and the tail end of it. tapping into a tropical moisture which will help see heavier than normal rainfall totals. mainly dry creek and into the midnight hour not until 4:00 in the morning when the showers will return creek >> jacqueline: give yourself some extra time out the door tomorrow morning we have ill south of the golden gate into the afternoon, with the areas of yellow and orange around the north bay the deceased bodied thunderstorms out there tomorrow courage since

>> jacqueline: a few showers at 1:00 in the morning as we head into the morning commute that is when the rain becomes a war more widespread. up to 5 in. of rain in which will be for the mountains. up to 2 in. for the most part in oliver valleys. a little bit less in the south bay. temperatures stay in the 40's through this week occurred but. the snow will be heavy at that level. so we do have a winter storm warning. also a flash flood

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>> reporter: black friday cells are disappointing this year. >> up for the reason that you would think. not for the reason that you would think. >> it is down by 11% year- to-year but there is a lot more going on mobile. it is not pack like a used to be on black friday more saturday. so that was a

little bit of a disappointment. people have had more jobs created so they are by what they want when they want it. >> >> reporter: before you go back to talking about give cars this year. --gift cards >> legally the stores will have to give you five years to use it. i think people are starting to understand if cards more. this is an industry that will continue to grow creek a billion dollars in gift cards. 124 billion last $124 billion in this current year.

>> reporter: ugly sweaters? >> i became a part of the wrong business. people are actually quitting their jobs and creating ugly sweaters. >> reporter:thank you, rob! >> catherine: p g and d are getting ready for the latest storm. expected in the bay area.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: good evening i am catherine heenan. tonight the bay area is bracing for what could be one of the big storms in years. this followed a weekend of rain, that already saturated the ground and raised the threat of mudslides. today crews were out in force in the east bay trimming back trees to keep them from snagging

power lines. >> catherine: there also try to prevent this. a huge tree came crashing down in san francisco. there are reports of flooding in areas and overnight a downed tree at oak and broderick fell into a fence and cars. public or crows are doing clean up and say that these trees are week from the drought and then the heavy rain. other trees are expected to fall before the storms are over. >> catherine: p g at the crew spent the day bracing for the big storm. they cleaned away any potential problems all around power lines. but the next round of rain comes with crut with hon seek my you showing us where they have been working. >> reporter: tree branches dangerously close to pg and

keep power lines. not a bill look as another storm bearing down on the bay area. >> we do know that there is quinn to be more wind in the forecast in the next couple of days. >> reporter: pg and the spokesperson take mark if we >> is we have the branches to close to the lines typically too outrageous outages and it also lead to public safety issues like fires. >> reporter: with that in mind here along second avenue and one that creek tree trimmers, attracted by the utility companies are getting ahead of the storm cut the bread branches away from the power lines. >> we are doing our best to prepare that what is going on behind the more than six times.

>> reporter: she says the kind a proactive approach helps to reduce corn related power outages. >> looking ahead knowing what coming at looking at data from previous years and what sort of expect in certain areas. >> catherine: chief meteorologist jacqueline is tracking this next storm headed our way with the big question which is expected to hit? >> jacqueline: we will time it out with futurecast and talk more about the rain totals and storms that are headed our way. >> catherine: of the sierra got some much needed snow or the week and and more is on the way. these pictures were sent to us today from have the least he resort. a winter storm warning is in

of fact for areas above 7,000 ft. up to 2 ft. of snow is expected to be all by thursday. >> grant: arraigned were getting is desperately needed. here is the latest date matt ellis treading the need for trained courtesy of the u.s. dropped monitor almost the entire stake in the dark red exceptionally truck category the most intense level of drought. >> grant: now compare that with how things looked last year this time and keep in mind we are ready and dropped it just way worse now. >> grant: you can get all your weather alerts forecast and more on the goal in the time with our kron 4 application id is free to download wii for more on the

weather forecast coming up. >> catherine: the other big story tonight protest over the michael brown shooting at argus in misery. this was the scene friday in the heart of san francisco. the video comes from our helicopter partnership with abc seven. tonight we are getting a better idea of the damage, injuries and arrests made during that protest. it >> reporter: you see a picture of the officer who was seriously hurt and pictures of his bloodied face where he was hit by a tequila bottle that came through his windshield and his partner was hit by a rock she says as the protest took a turn with the group broke through barricades that were put up for the tree lighting ceremony in union square. >> at this point in time

breaking through the barricade this is now north first amendment march this is march, if it was ever a first amendment march has come to be a-criminal reaction. >> reporter: 70 percent of those cited on saturday night come from outside san francisco. we will have more video from the ground agree that protest on friday evening. live in san francisco kron 4 news. >> catherine: today president obama held miti's with civil-rights leaders and law enforcement in response to the unrest in kurdistan. the administration of build a three year $236 million to assist community policing.

the plan includes $75 million for 50,000 new body cameras to be warmed by officers. meantime, we've learned that the state laws aria police union members are providing round-the- clock security for deer and will send,--darren wilson, the former officer who shot and killed michael brown who was on aren't. he resigned from the police to force over the weekend. >> grant: the national football league would not discipline 5 st. louis rams players for and on field show of support for protesters and ferguson. they raise their arms in a

hand up do not shoot gesture before sunday's game against the oakland raiders. the st. louis police officers association said it was profoundly disappointed with the full ballplayers and call for an apology. it all stems from the shooting the pot death of michael brown by ferguson police officer will sen. some would assist this brown had his arms raised and surrendered when officer will send--wi lson shot him. >> catherine: now to a story getting a lot of traction on line. video of two people are writing a

home in sunnyvale. tonight, police say they know who they are looking for. >> catherine: the video shows two people rummaging through this home. if you were sent up the surveillance feel police identified the suspects as ferdinand l. ricardo and deletes and curacao burrell. police say they are wanted in connection with a string of burglaries in the south bay. >> catherine: also time is winding down for people in san jose with the largest homeless encampment. but first holmes going through a campbell home sending them to the hospital more on that investigation.

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>> catherine: and campbell firefighter is recovering tonight after getting injured in a house fire today. when crews are right on the 1600 block of the look reid to drive the home grot was on fire. >> catherine: one

firefighter was injured by debris one part of the group's one part of the roof collapsed. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> god bless them all. >> catherine: to residents and their dog got out safely. and they got some help from the red cross. (vo) if you live in the san francisco area and you're eligible for medicare, anthem blue cross can help you get a great plan at a great rate!

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>> catherine: police are offering to about $1 reward for information leading to an arrest and the murder of longtime north carolina pork more northern california man who worked for the bill and

melinda gates foundation. police say tuesday afternoon 60 years old david was found shot to death on a trial in oakland california hills park where he talked regularly. he taught english for more than a decade at a private school and sat for cisco suburb that was a writer and editor at teacher magazine. a police department spokeswoman says rory is being investigated as a motive and the killing police have descriptions of two suspects from witnesses. >> catherine: the mystery of the abbasid cashed up the backpack bought by a san jose fast-food worker remains just that tonight, a mystery. kron4 rob fladeboe bring you up-to-date on the story now and what might

happen if no one claims the cash. >> reporter: it appears to be business as usual as the burger king on san jose no. ave but customers are still buzzing about the fact that no one has come for to claim $100,000 in cash found here in a backpack last week. >> reporter: the backpack was found abandoned pier in the booth by employee who turned over to her boss and called the police. >> reporter: she foundhe found'' cell phones and other personal items left behind by customers was as shocked as everyone else when she learned what was inside. >> reporter: the backpack, which contained $100,000 in neat bundles of hundred and $50 bills along with some

marijuana and a receipt is not in the hands of san jose police who said there was nothing to report to the burger king customers are weighing in on the investigation. at the suggestions that since the management here did not since the management here did the right thing by going to the police, well that if no one claims the cash this should be a case of finders keepers. in san francisco rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> catherine: san jose officials are posting notices on tents and tree trunks warning about 200 homeless campers that the bulldozers are coming. the area is known as the jumbo. and people are being told they have to leave by thursday. or faced arrest for trespassing. san jose officials say they have spent more than $4 million over 18 months dealing with this problem at the

encampment. >> catherine: marin counties bank waldo tunnel may soon get a new name. today assembly man mark levine introduced a resolution to rename the tunnel after robin williams. a change and got court petition to rename the rainbow street tunnel after the legendary actor and comedian has already gained more than 57,000 signatures. >> catherine: robin williams attended the college of marin before getting into acting and comedy that in august winds committed suicide at his home. he was 63 years old. >> jacqueline: went will barely dusty up to 40 mi.

per hour even though that falls below 8 of 53 criteria is likely to take down quite a few trees and power lines. so the brush is easy to come down when the wind is like this. showing a few isolated showers in the bay area but largely we have been dry out there today. here is the core of the storm and this is the first wave that we will see and to tomorrow morning. father south that we are used to. some tropical moisture being pulled into the storm which will improve the rainfall totals tomorrow. >> jacqueline: it will be more widespread in to the morning commute so you want to get yourself extra time

leaving tomorrow morning the showers are pretty much nonstop into the afternoon. sarah b. some instability with this storm coming in and you see the areas here in the yellow and orange. favoring the north. i see more activity throughout the diablo range and out to antioch. you could expect a period of moderate and heavy rain coming down into the early afternoon. that evening things will try out. we will hang onto a few spotty showers. >> jacqueline: nicosia by endicott is picking up throughout the bay area. you would not see this in the early valleys. 2 in. for the most part accurate and

little bit more expected in the santa cruz area. afternoon highs not very warm upper 50s to the north. as for the sierra largely in the rain and snow expected. >> jacqueline: above 7,000 ft. will be heavy at times and is the all deep pink here on the screen indicating a winter storm warning: all the way to thursday with a flash flood watch and grain here for some of the lower elevations and expect it with those heavier rains totals. we do have made a that coming in tomorrow current scene showers off and on all the way through thursday possibly into letter in the week.

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>> catherine: move over black friday. this is known as cyber monday one of the biggest online shopper days of the year. retailers are flooding the was up with the deals to drum up holiday sales. >> catherine: in many ways cyber monday is no wonder a one day affair. many stores call it cyber week or cyber month. the national retail federation predicts that 127 million people will shop online this year and that is actually down 4% from last

year. >> catherine: skimmers are also on the prowl the cyber monday. a consumer advocacy group issued a warning about an e-mail that e-mail scam. the people are getting e- mail asking them to come from a purchase from big bucks retailers like wal- mart, target and costco. if you click on the link to get to a status update you would end up on an overseas website where mall where will be down loaded on your computer. >> catherine: experts say be on the lookout for this phenolic is not a legitimate side do not clear on it. >> reporter: people behaving badly next!

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>> reporter: one of the police officers were seriously injured tequila bottle by a protester. >> reporter: shot to death tuesday afternoon when hiking in the reserve. police believe robbery may begin maltose. they released the sketches after witnesses heard three gunshots. now they are offering a $10,000 reward >> someone at there knows who did this. maybe one person may be more than one person knows who did this.

>> reporter: in sunnyvale we were the first to bring you this surveillance video tape showing to people allegedly burglarizing a home. they have identified two people as ferdinand dell and--and carrisa. wanted for other crimes that are now wanted for this crime. >> reporter: cannot believe that monday is even busier than on sunday. the reason because a lot of people waited for monday to take off because of a thousand other people had the same plant due to the bumper-to- bumper traffic. --same plan. >> reporter: sometimes they lose their luggage but all

of the time they lose their mind at the airport toward the holiday spirit >> reporter: 3 tram must contacted by pete g n e tooling preventative work because of the upcoming storms. --p g and the >> during the storms it is an all hands on deck type of attitude. >> reporter: there were san that put out in mill valley and signs along the roadway warning people that have the mosher is on the way and

the north might charles clifford. >> jacqueline: this will be the first wave to impact us. poland of tropical moisture here is a look at futurecast we will stay largely dried. the showers will pretty much take over the morning commute you want to give yourself time for your comment. commute. >> jacqueline: look at all of this yellow and orange which indicate storm activity. favoring near the coast to see the north bay favored for this activity as well. as we had through the

evening to see the shourd starting to die down with a few spotty showers. by late wednesday morning the rain will pick up. >> jacqueline: sierra will see some snow out there however, 7,000 ft. will attract some heavy snow and there will be a winter snow advisory. here is plain tomorrow-hours on thursday. here is just a rainy week. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: since we are

heading full swing into the holiday shopping season here is something to go over it first this is people behaving badly which happens to the field in front of a live audience so get out your ever did as occurred those ventures because whether you like it or not you are about to learn something. >> used by you be behaving badly you a watch for by a silent witness and a track device because you the shocking people and they don't even know what derrick note it. >> well know they do. >> reporter: remember when shopping always read the signs especially the no less turn signs because i'm not the only ones watching. this driver did not see the signs and there were two signs the

specifically show no left turn at any time of the day. as much as i warn people about reading the signs >> reporter: you have an excellent driving record and we have discretion if you are not driving and you need to smoke remember the parliament are a no-smoking zones and a not a panhandling some. you can panhandle just as much as it is not aggressive begging. meaning following people on mountain asking for money. >> reporter: union square is also a no-smoking zone. yes i am talking to you occurred you know you cannot smoke here. lobar you cannot park for ever you want. and the drivers cannot black who blocked the back skirret only directions and maps from officials city section

places. remember we need to make this a pleasant shopping experience. >> catherine: after the break a gop aide called it quits after she posted a criticism of president obamas borders on facebook the controversial comments next. ♪

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>> catherine: per comments picked up a lot of steam on social media with many calling them inappropriate. she apologized today and quit her job. >> catherine: and sports jim harbaugh tries to inform on his future with the forty- niners. sports next

>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: when you are one and 11 you need to pick your

poison raiders in super bowl something to shoot for. to keep the season alive. this was a rough month for jim harbaugh. today, he had all of the media on his back. first kreplach bosses the loss on thursday. first crack and harbaugh since the lost on thursday. >> gary: you have the general manager tweeting to amend a judge at daughter tweeting. >> i really do not worry about my future. i do not participate in speculation. i have a recessive gene for warning about my own future. >> what i want is i want to get this right.

>> gary: what i learned from my lake debt,--late dad... he would say unless the guy who counts the same it... the count comes from correct information. not kissing

anyone rear end. >> gary:the owner is starting to leave a paper trail, their is a reason. >> gary:this will be inter esting. >> gary:do not worry about jim harbaugh he will another

team next year. >> gary: wiping out with programs taking them apart. isn't this enough? >> move on quickly like any other game. we have been in this position before. our guys will bounce back. we will continue to do so. >> gary: if they lose to the forty-niners i will instruct the staff to tell an old story we do not want to hear anymore from tony. >> catherine: what if he is watching?

>> gary: toning,--tony, trust me i am the only honest guy left. >> gary: the giant sent bruce bochy to meet what lester today. he is a free agent pitcher. these reports of 138 million over six years from chicago cubs another for marketing which is the giants supposedly competing with to make a play. 138-140 range. >> gary: after they did not work get out what sandoval they may go ahead to show that they are not playing

around creek this is a lot of dope. cocky about the free agents. --doe >> gary: would like to welcome him back? >> he has paid for it he's made the mistake his image in the game i do not think the giants play house is one that is a bin deck of one that holds grudges. >> gary: come back to 18 that you walked out on without saying goodbye when they caught you and you lied. i am full of opinions tonight but i am on kron4 bay area's opinion tonight.

>> gary: anyway, nelson gross size with seattle today. the news is that they got rid of josh creek.. speed. in to the media today. speaking to the media today. >> am going to go about my daily business. i feel that i can go do that and i will be a definite positive and help to the team and i feel that i have a lot to contribute. >> gary: the warriors are off to a fantastic start.

>> catherine: see you later. [chris]still smoking up a storm?

[tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you?

>> pam: it will be easier than ever to buy costco cookies from now on critic for the first time in costco history, the sweeties will be sold on line for a national platform called digital cookie. this will break tradition for the 112 year-old organization. >> catherine: the gross

gull's liked door-to-door sales because it was considered a learning experience for the young scout with the girls got to realize the internet can also teach the girls bible skills. on my sales of gross the cookies will launch december 12th the a hot chocolate? ho ho ho... we'll all have hot cocoa! ma'am, need a strong pot of joe. the all new keurig 2.0.

the "insider" with perspective on today's top trending stories. >> the republican staffer is under fire for harshly criticizing the president's daughters. >> a democratic rift, were sasha and malia the victims of bullying? >> backlash and the congressional aide who paid the price. >> what can i say. i'm bored. >> as obama's girls join the list of children who were attacked. >> he said the clintons have a cat. they also have a dog. >> sorry, kim, but "star wars" rules on the internet. >> and it's making new headlines for a race controversy. plus, the jersey shore goes sexy as snooki finally says i do. >> then shedding those extra holiday pounds. >> we're going to show you how it's done only in hollywood with workout tips from j. lo and gwenny's super high-priced trainers. >> her butt and her thighs were

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