they stopped it just on the north side of twin peaks and had the people inside get out. e understand that one of them at least was handcuffed and taken in for questioning. the young man that i spoke to was very emotional. he said that his family needed help. he was very worried about his mother who he said was one of the people hit. they are surveying the area looking for evidence and we are waiting for a lieutenant to come out here and give us more information. but right now we do know four people hit by a vehicle up here in twin peaks at least one of them was possibly life threatening injuries. we'll stay out here in the scene and collect more information and then bring it to you if there are any more updates at this hour. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> starting next year, pg & e bills are going up. the department has approved an increase to your bill. >> only 299 million or 39% of the amount that pg & e requested. >> reporter: but with that commissioners say that pg & e will test and recheck pipelines. but what irks many is that the improvements will allow pg

they stopped it just on the north side of twin peaks and had the people inside get out. ne of them at least was handcuffed and taken in for questioning. the young man that i spoke to was very emotional. he said that his family needed help. he was very worried about his mother who he said was one of the people hit. they are surveying the area looking for evidence and we are waiting for a lieutenant to come out here and give us more information. but right now we do know four people hit by a vehicle up here in twin peaks at least one of them was possibly life threatening injuries. we'll stay out here in the scene and collect more information and then bring it to you if there are any more updates at this hour. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> starting next year, pg & e bills are going up. the department has approved an increase to your bill. >> only 299 million or 39% of the amount that pg & e requested. >> reporter: but with that commissioners say that pg & e will test and recheck pipelines. but what irks many is that the improvements will allow pg & e to profit, mak

a family is celebrating without a mother as a driver ran her over on twin peaks. the message of loss. >> reporter: justin waldman, kron 4 news. >> we're having problems. we will get back to the story. the driver of the car faces vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. her arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> a street race between two vehicles in vallejo leads to a hit-and-run incident on broadway street, sending a 54- year-old man to the hospital in critical condition monday night. police say neither vehicle stopped after get -- after hitting the pedestrian. >> we received multiple 911 calls. each person who called indicated that there were two cars involved which were racing down broadway street. once we got out there, we did neighborhood canvass, if you will, and we were able to talk to a variety of different people who indicated these two cars were speeding in what appeared to be involved in a speed contest. >> investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the area. anyone with information can call the vallejo police department. >>> marin avenue in

this is cold enough, from the gulf of alaska, it will deposit snow on peaks, the higher ones, over 3500 feet. snow there. mountains they will get good low snow levels there as well. current temperatures, not depicting the cool air because it is not here yesterday. santa rosa 61. 63 right now in san jose. the over night lows tonight chilly. plenty of fog and low clouds in the low lying spots. the places you have been seeing it. and then after that the high clouds thicken up and we get green in here as we go into tomorrow night and wednesday morning. right now, wednesday morning will be damp. when i come back, i will show you the computer model, when the rain starts and ends. see you back here. >>> police are warning drivers traveling through outback not to use the apple maps app. people trying trying to get to the city have been directed to the middle of a high park. police called the situation life threatening. they have contacted apple but till the issue is resolved those trying to get there should use a different mapping tool. >>> a new development. insegram is only allowing -- instag

at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to f

was when police put cuffs on her for a deadly dui accident on the twin peaks look out.e say eunice ran over 56-year old yuee yao. killing her. and then took off. her attorney says the charges don't match her clients character. >> never been in trouble before and a quarter short of graduating from college, there are things family going through that prob has a lot to do with the full picture of how everything happened the way that it >> reporter: while she did not elaborate on those circumstances, the attorney did add that eunce is studying to become a police officer. the judge set her bail at 2- million dollars. if she posts it. she must wear a scram device - which makes sure she does not drink alcohol and is not allowed to drive. her family and friends offered no comment. the victims son told kron 4. how devestating this loss is. >> from tuesday i had the perfect family and now, my mom is gone >> reporter: district attorney george gascon says.drinking and driving is unexacceptable. >> the impact that this is having on the entire family is horrible we are very concerned

hello again the welcome to spotlight and i'll really love my guests on the show is on the peaks on it's been a year since moscow's theater reopened down through a complete seven hundred million births. the first season proved to be a huge success people queuing for tickets literally.

consumers bought 306 items per second on its peak day. n cyber monday, shoppers ordered a total of 26.5 million items, setting a new record. kindle fire hd and kindle were among the top sellers. still ahead, what you haven't heard traders say about the fiscal cliff - until now. some perspective from the trading floor, after the break. time now for the final traders unplugged of 2012. ready to rumble from the floor of the cme group, alan knuckman and andrew keene. we are looking forward to your parting shots of the year. good to have you on the show. round 1) hero or zero - apple stock is down 25%-plus from its $700 top. what's the best way to bite that apple? > > apple is going lower next year, and i can give you a handful of reasons why it's going lower. you want these reasons? a) they are cannibalizing their own product. every person that buys an ipad mini takes away 25% from the tablet market. > > the question was where do you buy apple? if you don't want to buy it here, where do you buy it? > > $380, the opening of 2012. > > so you're

enough moisture out of this system there will be snow around 2000, 2500 feet, maybe a dusting on higher peaks40s on the temperatures, there is fairfield, concord, antioch 42, livermore 43, san rafael 45 and santa ross a 40, 31 tahoe, two below this morning. eight below -- 9 below at mammoth, 39 only in redding at noon. ukia only 40, sacramento 44, reno 26, so there is a lot of cold air. looks like shower activity trying to form toward mendocino county, lake county weak, same for sonoma county, the main part is there and we have to wait for this, if it came over us, yes, yes, yes, we would all have rain but these systems are a bear to forecast and we will see right along the coast that is what this system does, it doesn't push too far inland but does kind of rotates goes parallel and moves south but will usher in even colder air tonight and tomorrow, so rain tonight, not a lot, farther west better opportunity, farther east not so much but a cloudy cold day with upper 40s. temperatures below average here, hard-pressed to warm up. ocean temperatures are warmer than afternoon temperatures 53, 54

what i think was happening is he was on the scale and happened to be peaking on poor people. i have happened on all manner of people. i happened to p on rich people and i happened to pea on hot brunettes. it happens it is accidental. i will give rich people credit. they are far less quick to sue me than the poor. >> the thing is they show a horrible city. it is not caused by rich people. they keep spending and spending and the town declared bank -- bankruptcy. >> the city looked like detroit and there are no rich people. they left and live in gross point. i haven't seen it until you showed that clip there. it is like 1930s soviet cartoon where they have the guy with the cigar. and fat cats with pocket watches. i live around rich people. they don't look like that. >> the only way you will see pocket watches and three piece suits is if hipsters take it over. >> or if you are on the side of downton abbie. >> and i have been. i have a any role there. i play reginald. he is the sensitive, but shy butler with love for ms. pence. and then he kills her and eats her. >> no spoilers. >

if we look at one of the twin peaks and not at the other and cut down on debt, all we manage to receive its increased debt. like we are doing in greece. in greece, we've had the most brutal, a substantial fiscal squeeze and in the history of humanity. if you look at the numbers, and nowhere before as the budget -- has the budget been squashed so savagely. and what happened to the debt? 129% to 200% of gdp. it is what happens. when you kill the cow that produces the milk, it will not produce more milk and if you keep hitting it, it will not produce more. the problem with the economy is, we need to start recycling global surpluses again in a rational way. the great advantage of having no qualms about lying through your teeth as politicians in this country and in my country have been known to do -- the story that i have been trying to tell is quite complicated. you can use simplification in order to confuse people. when in being interviewed by the media, you have about 20 seconds. you have to answer the question of what is wrong with the world. if you say, well, we have too much debt. we w

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they are going to deliver more than 500 packages on their peak day alone.u have to spend big money. for example, today, if you sent a 35 pound package from new york to los angeles, would it cost you $110 for christmas eve delivery. listen, heavy rain is moving into san francisco. we're going to show you live look from transamerica tower here. you can definitely see on the lens here, some of those raindrops. let's go to live doppler 7-hd. this area of rain right here is just building in. it moved in quickly about ten minutes ago. you can see already exiting the embarcadero and san francisco heading over towards the bay. it's heading for albany and ashby avenue area. this area the cell will move on over there. the lightning being reported in this cell, but nonetheless very heavy rain. san rafael had a rain shower down to larkspur. also from boulder creek extending over to saratoga, to the south of city of san jose between san jose and morgan hill. all of this is that verse go towards the east-northeast. wave after wave of these showers have been intensifying

realizing a lot of these homes may be the ones peaked. and there were so many that i thought this town will never, ever be the same. without question. >> those 20 kids will not be running down the stairs and bolting towards a christmas tree to see what santa left them. instead their parents are trying to pick out coffins for them. that's a sad reality. >> don, thank you. stand by, if you will. alison kosik has been working on the other side of this story which is the investigation which has to go on as those who morning and plan their burials. those police officers who are now being dispatched to cover the funerals and do security for funerals are also working on the investigation of adam lanza, why he did what he did, how he did what he did. and exactly how it all transpired. still a timeline isn't very clear. alison kosik is live out in front of the lanza home. what are you finding out today? >> first of all, we are standing in front of the lanza home. it is the one behind me here on the hill. it is picturesque when you look at it. it i

also a possibility of snow coming down on higher peaks. hamilton this afternoon reporting a light dusting so it's there with all this cold air in place. some clearing by tomorrow afternoon before another round of rain moves in late tomorrow night. overnight temperatures in the north bay in the mid-to-upper 30s. 40s, mid-to 4r0s elsewhere, and here's a look at the storm system. you can see the cold front making its way across the bay area, it's falling apart but will bring us more moisture off and on tonight. the cold showers will continue, in some of the higher elevations, could possibly see a little snow. here's a look by saturday night, starting at 10:00, most of the activity to the south and then tomorrow morning, at 5:00 a.m., we'll look for the few more lingering showers. a little bit of clearing tomorrow afternoon, you'll see there, by 2:00, 3:00, few more stray showers move in looks like tomorrow night, after the 10:00 time frame, that's when another band -- this is 9:00 p.m. -- another batch of rain will move in and that will keep

, kron 4 news. >> police is a a 56 year old grandmother died after a drunk driver ran her over on twin peaksk about the consequences of drinking and getting behind the wheel. >> i had a perfect family, a perfect mom. >> the driver will be arraigned on wednesday. >> net flex says the streaming service is back up and running after being knocked out for most of the day. they blame the cloud infrastructure for the problem. the wall street journal quotes netflix as saying the outage stretched across the americas. they apologized in a tweet calling it terrible timing. >> a southern california home turns into a festive forest each and every christmas. it is decorated with 103 christmas trees. rick takes us on a tour and explains how this tradition began. >> here in west hills it looks like any other nicely decorated house at christmas until you get inside. >> i just love the forest to begin with and i love trees. i love pine trees and my favorite tree. they have so many different kind of pine trees now available. >> most of them can be found right here that began 14 years ago with the birth of her

one street have two many restaurants? charges after running down people near twin peaks in san o. ict >>> a 2003-year-old woman facing felony dui and hit and run charges after running down four people near twin peaks in san francisco. one of the victims later died. the group was walking around 9:00 when they were hit and knocked down the hillside. the female driver was arrested nearby with two male companions. >>> a major break in the murder of a millionaire inside his south bay mansion. a young mother is under arrest. but she's only one part of this murder mystery. >> reporter: 22-year-old raven dickson of alameda appeared in court wearing shackles, charged with being an accessory to a homicide with a gang enhancement. she didn't say anything during her arraignment other than agreeing to an extension of her case. but the details of the charges and what led to her arrest are currently under court seal. >> she's a nervous wreck. this is new, and to see her in chains like that, it's hard for a family. >> reporter: today the police department released a statement reassuring the public

a place called appliance park in louisville kentucky it was built in one nine hundred fifty one and its peak in one nine hundred seventy three it had twenty three thousand employees now it got down to one thousand eight hundred sixty three employees but they had one water heater and it looks like a little r two d two machine and all of the brain is literally in the top the brain and they decided they started to look at the numbers and between natural gas prices being four times more expensive in asia between incomes in china being five times what they were when they first moved over there and between the cost of oil which now you know it cost to transport from china to america they start to think well maybe we could actually bring some manufacturing back to this to louisville and what they found was that once they took this spring water heater the one that they had been making in china and they brought it to louisville they said quote we got the water heater into the room and the first thing the group said to us was quote this is just the mass not the product but the design in terms of manuf

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the sides of the hills were pretty densely built and i'm not saying we should do that entirely on twin peaks, but, you know, i think where this opportunity presents itself to build a building which will be probably architecturally the best up there, i think that we should do it and i would support the project. >> commissioner sugaya. >> following the logic of building an open space, if there weren't a garden there now and it was just what is being characterized as this particular open space, we would be approving apartment projects up and down the [speaker not understood] steps. >> commissioners, there is a motion to not take dr and approve. commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> [speaker not understood]. >> and commission president fong? >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to 1. commissioners, that places you under item 20 for case no. 2012.1102d, 88 28th street, request for discretionary review. this is an abbreviated dr. >> good evening, planning commission, southwest [speaker not understood]. this would allow the alteration of an existing single-fami

whereas on the napa river it looks like it will peak sunday afternoon. so stay tuned on that if you are in those areas. mean time here is how to looks for us. on and off showers through the day. heavy rain returns tomorrow morning at this time. the rain is out of the area by sunday and finally we get a chance to breathe. we will have impressive totals and a specific look at what's going ounfold over the next 24 hours. first let's check with ann. >>> thank you, brian. the pg&e crews are hard at work around the clog to -- clock to keep power on for bay area customers. in north bay there are power outages affecting 90 customers. 300 customers are in the dark in the south bay and the peninsula. over in the east bay more than 200 customers right now without service. the storms are wreaking havoc on the roadways. in santa cruz county several trees and electrical polarize down. and some people decided to take matters into their own hands. >> i don't know. a tree fell down. i arrived and the road was blocked by a tree. we chain sawed it up. those with chain saws

police say the 25-year-old woman hit a group of pedestrians on twin peaks last week. killing one of them. 23-year-old gina eunice faces several felony counts. including hit-and-run. police say that thursday night she hit four people on christmas tree point road. knocking them down the hillside. the woman who died was a 56-year-old chinese citizen. eunice is due to be >> the search for a suspected drunk driver who escaped police by jumping into a rain-swollen creek has been called off-- for now. police stopped the man in the area of sir francis drake boulevard and college avenue around 12-30 this morning. they say he ran off - and lost sight of him. the man san jose police have who was stabbed to death at a graduation party friday night. 30-year-old being held in the office of an insurance agency owned by his cousin -- on oakland road. his death it is the san jose. there are no this man is in custody tonight in connection to a pipe bomb investigation. witnesses say they saw frank trout walk out of a home with burned hands. police say he later admitted he'd been making p

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i would use the old ones maybe a light dusting of snow on the peaks.e have some very cold weather headed our way. out the door we have mostly clear skies, it's a bit chilly out there as well, 30s and 40s. thick fog in santa rosa, visibility to about a half mile. we have changes in the works if you are heading out the door today a cold start to the day some 30s and low 40s in many spots. 44 in san jose and 40 degrees even into concord. but we have a cold storm heading in our direction dropping out of the gulf of alaska. here it is here. doesn't have a whole lot of rain it just because it's cold but boy it's going to be chilly in spots and there's snow in the mountains. around the states fog in the central valley. showers on the increase in the northern parts of california. and for us we are going to have to wait a little while for the storm system. we'll see increasing clouds clout the day, patchy fog at the coast. storm clouds this evening and later tonight, rain becoming more likely around 11:00 or so and looks like around the bay area for tomorrow mo

>> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction of the interesting foundations and sub framing. >> up there, you'll find quite often, because it is rock, they have dug holes, filled it with concrete, put pulls up, and built their buildings. they have been there actually now 67 years. >> some of these are significant earthquake hazard? >> many of them, because they're not properly braced, because the foundations are not deep enough. the consequences could be significant during an earthquake. >> the tunnel opened that whole section up to development. did that lead to park side? >> west portal is right here. it th

consumers purchased 306 items per cent and on their peak day this season. ons says that customers ordered 26 and a half million items on cyber monday. that's a new record for the online retailer. amazons set another record on christmas day for digital download. the kendall continues to dominate the web sites best sellers. the kendall fire 80 tablet leading the way. >> annual research study reveals that more americans are reading e. books than paper books. the survey found the percentage of americans aged 16 and older are read any books grew seven percent this year. readers of paper books, on the other hand, dropped 5% this year. an overall people reading books of any kind fell 3% this year. more people are phoning the book devices or tablets of any kind. this increase 15% to a third of the american public. >> will be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] no more paper coupons. no more paper lists. [ dog barking ] ♪ no more paper anything. safeway presents just for u. ♪ save more. save easier. saving more, starts now. just for u on the safeway app. >> more on ou

consumer front, amazon says it had its biggest holiday season ever, selling more than 26 million items on its peak day. the kindle fire h.d. tablet was the best-selling single product of the season. but amazon still ended down $0.32 to $248. apple stock rose more than $2 on bargain hunting. as you can the see, the stock has been hard in the last few months but is still up 26% this year. separately, apple said c.e.o. tim cook's paycheck was skimpier this year. he took home $4.2 million, much less than last year's $70 million. for more on executive compensation, head to: www.nbr.com, our "n.b.r.-u" partners at wharton have research on why companies feel they need to pay big bucks for top talent. wal-mart could be in trouble in india. the indian government looking into whether wal-mart's lobbying activities in the u.s. violated indian laws. shares of wal-mart closed fractionally higher. smith and wesson is buying back an additional $15 million worth of stock, on top of the $20 million repurchase program i recently completed. smith and wesson's shares have fallen nearly 10% since the newtown connectic

cbs 5 reporter da lin is on grizzly peak with more. >> reporter: still moisture in the berkeley hills. the rain for the most part pretty much gone now but just the fog you can see the heavy fog rolling in here visibility is very low. let's show some video we shot earlier today in berkeley. a large treetopled over and fell on to a van. you can see right there the rooftop quite a bit of damage inside the van as well. there were people inside at the time. we believe they were driving this van when the tree came down on them. luckily, no one was hurt in this incident here. also, that pleasanton shopping center you can see the flooding right there in that parking lot. the heavy rain coming down at the same time in the middle of that. large pool of water. that's why it was causing that much water in the flooding situation there. they were able to take care of that situation. back here live now, up in the in the berkeley hills, still some showers and tiny bit of moisture but still low visibility on the hills. live in the berkeley hills, da lin. >>> linda yee with the flood concerns at the ru

police say 23-year-old gina eunice had four people on twin peaks earlier this month then left the scene. a woman she allegedly hit later died. >>> tomorrow san francisco's minimum wage increases again. it will rise from $10.24 to $10.55 the highest in the nation. the city is adhering to an ordinance approved by voters in 2003. it ties the minimum wage to the regional rate of inflation. >>> time now 4:42. sunday drivers beware. the change impacting your change if you want to park in san francisco. >> plus, a deadly plane crash in russia. the dramatic video seen here just moments after the aircraft hit a highway. >> and on this ice how a day of sledding nearly turned tragic. ,,,,,, share everything. share brotherly love. share one up's. mom ? mom ? the share everything plan. lets your family share a pool of data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. now get a lucid by lg, free. angeles county... this is cell phone video taken at jackson >>> this is pretty scary here. nearly a dozen people landed in icy waters in the mountains of los angeles county. this is cell phone video taken

. >>> a 56-year-old woman has died after a hit and run crash on twin peaks. they lifted three people after they were hit by a car. fourth pedestrian was also hurt diving out of the way. police did find and arrest the 23-year-old driver. >>> california law banning therapy aimed at turning gay minors straight has been blocked by federal court of appeals. the first was signed by the governor but the court blocked the law from taking it in effect january 1st until hearing arguments whether it's constitutional. >> the shopping frenzy is under way and retailers are trying something new to help the last minute shoppers. we're talking about 24-hour sales. tomas ramon found an example at macy's in daly city serramonte shopping center. >> all the last minute stuff i got but i a got a few to go. >> richard is last minute shopper. the stores in the mall have some kind of enticement like him. there are some offering discounts even up to 57% off but one store in the mall that offering full two days of shopping and sales is macy's. this is one of more of the 800 stores nati

the car crash on the twin peaks look out killed 56- year old yuee yao.ndmother visiting her family from china. eunice arraignment is at the end of the month. in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news. >> a daly city, this plaza is just one of several shopping malls that are packed with people either returning christmas items were looking for a deal of the day after christmas. hundreds of shoppers packed this area. there were no spots and shoppers tell me that they are looking for any type of deal. perhaps if they're just simply returning an item that they did not like. despite that holiday sales are actually lower than projected this will stay open until 10.. m. reporting in daly city, scott reed, kron 4. gabe slate tech report >> if you are looking to update your or sell your older gadgets. i would recommend www.gazelle.com or www.glyde.com if you except their offer there will send you a prepaid shipping label. >> vicki: people who own homes in the webster, new york neighborhood that burned down during a deadly ambush are returning to see what's left

information on flight cancellations and delays go to flight tracker on the front page of our website at abc7news.com. flight tracker is at its peakay, every dot represents an airplane. >>> president obama and his family have stepped off air force one for a holiday in hawaii. first family just arrived a few hours ago. they recorded their holiday address from the white house. the theme -- joy to all including the joy of giving, the joy of service and joy of homecoming. >> here that is true for military families. you see the war in iraq is over. transition in afghanistan is under way and our heroes are coming home. all across america, their families are reunited. this week let's give thanks to our veterans and their families. let's say a prayer for all our troops especially those in afghanistan. >> our military families sacrifice so much on our half and we believe we should serve them as well as they serve our country. >> republican holiday winner given by john boehner said both parties can come together for an deficit cutting agreement. >>> st. anthony's foundation in san francisco is holding a drive. curbside drive will start at 9

reporting live on top of twin peak, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> now to our other big story tonight. another storm moving in to the bay area. >> sandhya is tracking the storm on live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. the winds are picking up right now out of the south gusting 40 to 45 miles an hour over the hills and as we check out live doppler 7 hd we have our radar on mount saint helena watching the rain moving into the north bay. pretty wide spread as you can see right now. take you down to street level here. the heaviest rain currently falling around hearn avenue in santa rosa. guerneville road. bennett valley road as we pan around the bay area you will notice here that valley ford road we see some moderate wane fall. head out to glen ellen. moderate rain indicated on arnold drive and lighter rain beginning to move in around here and the rain spread as you look at computer animation here. heaviest rain will slowly shift south. morning commute is going to be wet and windy. we have wind advisory going up. this storm is going to stall out. i'll let you know what this means for the holiday trave

consumers purchased 306 items per second on their peak day this season. ays customers order 26 and a half million items on cyber monday. that is a new record for the online retailer. amazon set another record on christmas day for digital download. the scandal continues to dominate the websites best sellers with the kindle fire hb tablet leading the way. >> it helps the u.s. economy. >> that's why i did it mark >> you did it for the economy. a look at the bay bridge and it is common pleasant and 32 degrees right now. we're expecting a few rain showers later on today. >> we are watching the weather across the country and a lot of folks are still traveling. many people in the midwest and northeast waking up to sonority conditions. -- snowy conditions you can see in the northeast they are getting a break from the storm but i want to focus and on the gulf states where parts of arkansas and southern louisiana are looking at the possibility for some severe storms. right now they're looking at rainy conditions but also may be some freezing rain is a concern for sa

reporting live on top of twin peak, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> now to our other big story tonight. another storm moving in to the bay area. >> sandhya is tracking the storm on live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. the winds are picking up right now out of the south gusting 40 to 45 miles an hour over the hills and as we check out live doppler 7 hd we have our radar on mount saint helena watching the rain moving into the north bay. pretty wide spread as you can see right now. take you down to street level here. the heaviest rain currently falling around hearn avenue in santa rosa. guerneville road. bennett valley road as we pan around the bay area you will notice here that valley ford road we see some moderate wane fall. head out to glen ellen. moderate rain indicated on arnold drive and lighter rain beginning to move in around here and the rain spread as you look at computer animation here. heaviest rain will slowly shift south. morning commute is going to be wet and windy. we have wind advisory going up. this storm is going to stall out. i'll let you know what this means for the holiday trave

delivering more than 500 packages per second on their peak day alone. >> u.p.s. is on top of this. hopefully you're home when we get there. >> reporter: l.l. bean sold so many holiday gifts, even its ceo had to help wrap and pack. all this, begging the question. >> will this make it for christmas? >> reporter: that question hairy this year, as last-minute shoppers create a logistical nightmare for shipping companies. many people were forced to procrastinate because of superstorm sandy and this week's blizzard. others are waiting for last-minute bargains. >> so, they come to us to get the last-minute shipping out. >> reporter: the only man that can ensure an on-time delivery, besides kriss kringle, is benjamin franklin. today, if you send a package from new york to los angeles, it will cost you $110. but guaranteed it will reach your doorstep by christmas eve. and fedex says the biggest hurdle they face is the weather. so, if the roads are clear, they say channeces are, the package will get there on time. >> john schriffen, reporting from the heart of the action. >>> ben aflfleck ha

peak that sits in the east bay after signing an agreement. they report the group save mount diablo they want to fix the light on the peak that overlooks large sections of the bay area and central valley. it's lit once a year. december 7th to honor pearl harbor victims but it is suffering from age and lack of maintenance money. it was built in 1928 designed to nine shoo inhigh enough to help ships and airplanes navigate. >> student return after a bomb threat. >> and a mother who left her newborn on a cold san francisco street is due in court today. criminal charges she is facing. >> plus a new crime fighting strategy, two bay area cities are hoping to take firearms >>> good morning, 6:30. we made it to friday. if you can't climb to the east bay hills to look how the bay looks, we'll give you a live picture to avoid all the trouble. >> and the cold. >> and cold conditions. that is big story this morning. good morning, i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. tell us more about the cold. >> 30s inland and even 30s on the peninsula to low 40s around. one of our cooler mornings. clouds are coming in and reached the maximum cooling. we see some stuff falling

aaa says gas prices are higher, but they have dropped 50 cents a gallon since peaking on september 13. >> now your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we have been watching it up front move of the mid-atlantic coast. we're trying to bring in cooler air for the region. a stronger front will arrive thursday night into friday morning, and with it will come up seasonal temperatures. you can see we have rain and snow showers to the north. not a lot of precipitation. certainly, mild temperatures. the average for the day is 44. that is 15 degrees warmer than normal today and still we fell 14 degrees short of a record high, 72 set in 2006. the record low -- single digits in 1919. upstate new york, we have some rain and snow. pretty good snowfall in the adirondacks. around here, just a little piece of cold air. 30 as far as detroit. it gets into the 20's in the northern lakes. then we start a warm-up. tonight, clear to partly cloudy skies. heading into the mountains, he might move into rain and snow showers. here, just a partly cloudy sky. freezing in the