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with that extra money, maybe buy a coat, a scarf, one more night of coldness. >> oh, yeah. it's going to be another freezing cold night. good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us on a monday. wanted to start with this live picture of san francisco. shaking a little bit here. our camera isn't holding steady. that's because the wind is picking up. we're not going to see much in the way of wind throughout the next few days. temperatures are chilly out there right now. they're going to remain chilly all day long, only jumping from the 40s, where we are now, into the low 50s later on today. 52 degrees in san francisco. 51 out in the north bay, where we had 19 degrees earlier this morning in napa. broke a record here in the south bay when we bottomed out at 25 degrees. so let's get right to it. another night of widespread frost. the temperatures are going to creep up a touch this evening. but overall, it's still going to be cold enough for that widespread frost tomorrow morning. make sure you keep an eye on your pets and dress in layers. then high pressure really starts t

cyber monday, might want to get a scarf or coat. let's check out the doppler. we have cold weather on the way about that take a look at what's insulating us right now. the cold front hasn't arrived, we have clouds around. and that's doctor we're not so concerned about the cold tonight. but we will be in the not too distant future. wis advisory starts at midnight tonight above 6,000 feet. 3 to 6 inches. above 7,000 inches could see everyone higher totals. gusty winds. prepare for winter driving conditions. we're looking at a lovely view. the sun already went down. san francisco 54 degrees. 57 in oakland. 58 san jose. pretty uniform numbers. today temperatures are in the upper 50s to the upper 60s. sounds balmy. wait until you see how chilly it will be in the afternoon. santa rosa, 59. fairfield same thing. napa, 57. your time to get up to head to the sierra would be really to wait up thursda until thursday. that's when you'll have dry weather. slight chance of showers in the bay area tonight. colder pattern for the rest of the week and we're looking at a freeze

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entrance his father's room aesop plastic bags still attached bubbling with air from his father's last scarf. 4 in moment he thought the doctor's had made a mistake. the years of struggle and incarceration had taken their toll. at 56, he was dead of kidney failure. in the months leading up to his father's that he spent a lot of time with his father, accompanying him on long walks and listening to stories on the freedom movement. he was exposed to tv in prison which ultimately cost him the use of one long. the ragged two foot star on his back came from his skin being split open over and over again during one particular any brutal interrogation. in spite of all, the father he knew was kind and obliging to every one. he would later recall he never spoke ill of anybody and i would have thought he would have had a lot of resentment built in to him but it wasn't true. this attitude was true of most of my father's generation. they were quite extraordinary in terms of simple living and i thinking and not thinking ill of other people. this morning in front of his uncle's house a crowd gathered, neigh

. >> okay, scarfs are beautiful. >> we love these.ought those to be really good if you have hipster employees. so this comes from a woman inspired after a trip to cambodia to start her company. and her company is called crama wheel. when you buy a scarf, you support a cambodian seamstress and you provide a school uniform to a child. >> it means so much more. especially when the gifts give back to something else. now these are beautiful boxes. >> these were one of the more unusual submissions. these are boxai. this is a box within a box within a box. and there's all the pictures of bees. the couple take the pictures and create the boxes. it is to pay attention to the dwindling bee population. >> so there is a note inside. >> when you open them all, you get a little message at the end. it says thanks for all you do to make life so sweet. you can customize this. we were thinking if you're a business owner and want to give these, you could do anything like if you have a new service that you're going to be doing in the new year, you could

nothing but our scarfs to try to protect us. no communication. >> the fire battalion chief told us locking is done for safety reasons. >> when ventilation starts in the tunnel it's an automatic closure for the safety of the personnel on the train as well as firefighters responding. >> at one point, adams broke down. she tells bart did nothing to reassure passengers. >> only thing we were worried about was getting us to a location. it's not okay. >> she says it will be hard to get back on bart. >> still to come here we'll have more on the frigid weather. and what california citrus growers are doing. >> the new start up taking middleman out of helping people with hearing loss. how it could help you save thousands of dollars. >> and the office chair that can help keep you warm without heating up the room. we'll put nut hot seat coming up. >>> third day of a search ended without finding that missing plane piloted by a silicon valley executive and carrying four members of the family. the search is centers south in a very rugged area

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nothing but our scarfs to try to protect us. no communication. >> the fire battalion chief told us locking is done for safety reasons. >> when ventilation starts in the tunnel it's an automatic closure for the safety of the personnel on the train as well as firefighters responding. >> at one point, adams broke down. she tells bart did nothing to reassure passengers. >> only thing we were worried about was getting us to a location. it's not okay. >> she says it will be hard to get back on bart. >> still to come here we'll have more on the frigid weather. and what california citrus growers are doing. >> the new start up taking middleman out of helping people with hearing loss. how it could help you save thousands of dollars. >> and the office chair that can help keep you warm without heating up the room. we'll to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and

. >> reporter: break out the scarf and the gloves tonight in the north bay. the freeze warnings are a few hours away. the rest of the bay, it was not freezing today, but it felt like it. >> reporter: the bay area bundling up with the arrival of old man winter. >> like it? don't like it? what do you think? >> it's short lived. it doesn't last. >> reporter: temperatures taking a nose dive, sparking the latest fashion trend, hats, scarves, and gloves. >> i'm from colorado originally. it's not bad. >> reporter: a few brave souled shredded the coat for the running shorts. >> i heard this morning it would be really cold. so far, okay. i'm a runner. >> reporter: working out or just working will keep you warm like raking up lots of leaves, and if you do it right, you just might break a sweat. >> when you're blowing everything and moving around. >> i'm ready to take this off, actually. >> reporter: people formed a long line outside of mama's for a good meal. these tourists traded sun in san diego for clouds and cold in san francisco. >> i'm bundling up and getting clo

you can see the man has covered his face with a scarf. he walked into a bank on 14th street and irving on northwest yesterday afternoon. he gave a note to the teller demanding the money and the teller refused. the would be robber left. if you recognize this man from the picture, please call d.c. police. >>> this morning a man is in custody accused of abducting and robbing a metro passenger. we brought you this breaking news last night at 11:00. police say timothy williams turned himself in. he kidnapped a man at gun point and then forced him to ride about five stops to the quarter front station in d.c. once there he forced williams to with draw money from the atm. this happened about a week ago and the victim wasn't hurt. >>> caught on camera, metro riders under the influence. it's a story you saw first right here on news 4. scott mcfarland took a look at some of metro's surveillance footage and this morning we find out what happens when you're too drunk to ride. >> reporter: watch the left escalator. this is green line after 2:00 a.m. on

you have to break it your gloves, but your scarf and your hat.ill get colder. >> 26 degrees and walnut creek read >> it will be colder tomorrow and the problem with this is that do we really need a face masks? >> i did when i woke up because it was freezing at my home. the temperatures are starting to climb. san francisco is still a 44 degrees. we are now at the freezing mark. we have seen improvement. 33 degrees out the door for vallejo and upper '30's for hayward. people have been sending the things on facebook and stated that it was really cold. some of them also stated that stashed it is cold. >> here is a picture that was sent in from a viewer. this was taken in pacifica. you can see all the frost on the ground. if you have any interesting peopictures you can e-mail them to was at breaking news@kron4.com we have end testing whether i had and i will bring down their 7 day coming up. >> we have a hot spot on northbound 101 bride and woodside road. there was a motorcycle that was down. the writer is okay and chp is on the scene. they have just

. >> i'm looking for a scarf. >> stay focused on what you really want to buy by asking a sales clerk. watching where you walk. once they know where customers are most likely to walk, they might drop a display in the middle of a popular path to get you to make an impulse buy. that's something consumer psychology understands well. >> it gets you to slow down. it gets you to focus and suddenly you're at the mercy of the stimuli that they're presenting to you. >> put the blinders on, stick to the list, get in and get out. >> the longer people are in a store, the more money that they're spend. >> next retail secret? a price tag strategy called the group of three with an anchor. you have got three coats priced left to right, $100, $200 and $600. the retailer doesn't expect to sell many of the most expensive item items. they're there to make the middle item look like a bargain. but where should you really be looking? to the left. yeah, look left. usually the item to the left is cheaper and not that different from the other two. when it comes to electronics, resisted a-ones. >> you get a big

it's soft fur often used in sweaters and scarfs. recent video shows abused in china safeway says it will no longer get pork supply from companies that use controversial cages. the pigs kept in very close quarters confined cages and they can barely move safeway says it hopes to eliminate all of the crates from supply chain by next year. >> today shades of bat kid happened on a smaller scale but for residents monica romo's day came with a strong message. >> in vallejo, a stolen car, a chase... >> then, i heard a crash. then, two people running. that is it. >> in the front seat, monica romo. >> what is going on? . >> i don't know. >> she found out as soon as she entered the grounds of penny cook elementary school. she came to be celebrated by friends and read something for more scenes like this. and she played the role today. >> next stop, local high school. then, steps of city hall where this wise 10-year-old compared her fight with vallejo's to rid its self of crime. >> very moving. and makes our battle seem small. >> she said she wa

scarfs, gloves make sure kids are wrapped up nicely. it's going to be frigid again. cold air mass with us. not going away soon. another shot of cold air coming in with this system. it will bring us rain here, you'll see when tomorrow evening, at 5:00 still around santa rosa north. then spreads by 9:00 p.m rain across the bay area. rain-snow mix over mount hamilton. then, at midnight you might hear pitter patter of rain drops. saturday morning, still looking at a wintery mix. then, clearing out quickly. and going to see snow. santa cruz mountains and hills, expecting a couple inches of snow winter storm warning, locations you can see count on some delays across this region. neert bay area, hang on to coats. chilly again, mid 40s to low 50s. partly cloudy skies. accu-weather forecast you'll need umbrellas by evening into saturday for your plans. and then, the rest of the weekend is dry, but chilly 50s during the day and night lows will not be as cold >> thank you. >> coming up next hope you don't have vert gochlt downtown drama. >> oh, boy. why dozens of people to thos

beat is scarfing down a new challenge. >> wait, you have to run a mile in under seven minutes after consuming four burritos? >> see if he's strong enough to stomach this one. >>> i have feel good video that started out in a horrible situation, a hoarding situation in ohio. they found hundreds of cats, dogs, goats. one of the goats couldn't walk. hazel wasn't paralyzed but she couldn't walk because of malnutrition. the humane sty stepped in but instead of putting her down, they were able to put her in a sling and now we have good news. as you can see, hazel is in a much better situation watching as if she didn't have a problem. >> it's amazing what food can do for you. so many people would not have the ability to care for it. >> i don't understand bringing that many animals on to your property without knowing you have the ability to take care of it. >> i think it really starts with people who have a genuine concern and love for the animals. >> now she'll have a great life, she can run around with a new goat buddy, have fun grazing the lawn. >> l.a. beast here. today i'm back in my hometown in

and have hats, scarfs and gloves. and a warm jacket. going to be down to freezing in fremont and san jose. 32 degrees, high pressure blocking any storms from getting here. we're going to see temperatures overnight and afternoon running higher than where we are. tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies, temperatures low to mid-50s morgan hill, 57. looking at the accu-weather forecast, not as colted cold and afternoon will be milder. we'll continue into weekend and dry monday and tuesday as well. we need about three inches of rain to get us out of the all-time record here in san francisco. that is how much rain we need. >> we'll perhaps have a wet january. >> looking at a possibility of a storm coming in. >> thank you. >> just ahead history made at general moators. >> glass sealing has been smashed to smithereens. that story is in just a moment. >>> breaking news in a suburb outside of sacramento an suv crashed into a starbucks. we understand is the suv crashed into a starbucks. eight people are hurt, one seriously. the driver of the suv and passe

the hat, the gloves and the scarf. they trap some of that heat right next to your body.u can see our numbers dropping from 10 to 15 degrees. san jose with 58. redwood city 58. san francisco temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, it is just going to be cooler for us. north bay 5 8 for you. upper 50s to about 60 degrees for the trivalley. one more thing here. with that colder weather arriving, we're looking at some snow. a winter weather advisory where we'll see 3 to 6 inches of snow at about 4500 feet. >> good news for those ski resorts. >>> we want to update you on our bay area food drive. at last count, almost 81,000 bags of food have been donated. 81,000, pretty impressive. there's still time to give. it goes until december 25th at any local safeway. you can visit our website for locations. nbcbayarea.com, just search holiday food drives. >>> still to come, silicon valley is not just a hot spot for technology. >> the industry that's bringing millions to the south bay. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... a

she is the one with the blue scarf there. driving 80 miles an hour when she rear ended a mini van back in september killing a teenage boy. >> we believe based on the totality of the evidence that the charges are appropriate. >> so traumatized by the boy's death. it is hard to say. that is what we are looking into now. >> she faces seven years in prison if convicted. >>> tonight i investigators are trying to figure out what caused a london theater to come crashing down in the middle of a sold out show. more than 80 people were hurt. charlie shows us the chaos. >> i don't think it was an explosion. the ceiling came down. dust, hand leer, all that. >> many said they thought the loud noises were part of the play. >> we thought it was part of the theater. and then, yeah, then we just looked up and the whole ceiling, it was like slow motion. it came down. >> reporter: other london theaters became triage centers theaters became triage centers for the wa,,,,,,,,,, insurance got another break, late tonight. >> millions of americans wh

beat is scarfing down a new challenge. >> wait, you have to run a mile in under seven minutes after consuming four burritos? >> see if he's strong enough to stomach this one. [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, quite surely they'll say, yum! wow! yay! what a sweeter holiday. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> we're fooling breaking news on the bart system. we have a train that is stuck in the oakland hills tunnel. somewhere in this area here it got stuck because of a brake issue in the tunnel. and some people on the train were complaining of smoke inhalation. these are live pictures. we do know there is a rescue train on the way getting in position to get those people out of that tunnel. it is unclear which side they're going to come from, however, the rock ridge station and the ar

so i wear a long sleeved shirt under a sweater, under a coat, and i always make sure it to wear a scarf. as far as once you get used to it being cold, you just prepare a little better. >> reporter: in orinda, my colleague showed us just how quickly mother nature's chill could take the shirt of a your back. >> just how cold is it? here in orinda, the temperature is below freezing, and the wind is blowing 10 to 15 miles per hour, which means the windchill is down to somewhere in the 20s. this t-shirt, we poured a little water over it, and it froze in 16 minutes. >> reporter: this sunnyville location is one of the shelters that is going to be open 24 hours due to the cold weather. it's also one of the locations here that takes dogs like this guy. reporting live in sunnyville, kpix 5. >> well they need to stay warm too. when are we going to see warmer temperatures around here? >> hopefully, very soon. looking at the pinpoint forecast for the week ahead. >>> i think a lot of people liked the cold weather first, now people are saying when is this going to come to an end. another cold night ah

you are looking pretty festive in that red scarf tell us about these renovations. >> merry christmaso you richelle, and merry christmas to everyone. yes, i tried to be festive. not only are the renovations underway, but the festivities here are underway. earlier today huge numbers of people, probably a few thousand lined this square waiting for the local archbishop, and he entered one of the most famous churches in the world, and for the first time he saw it being upgraded. so this is the renovation, i see. >> yes, this is the renovation as you see. >> reporter: you see a construction site. >> it's just really need to be renovated, especially the roof. >> this is water. >> reporter: all water damage. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: this man is overseeing the church's first facelift since the middle ages. part of this church is 1500 years old. >> we were all worried about the situation of the church when it starts raining, water comes down throughout the walls and the mosaics, and the -- all over. >> reporter: repairs will begin on the roof's wooden beams. they were last restored in 1498. >

. >> reporter: last winter they took an extra step delivering scarfs, hats and gloves in addition to food. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it is a spare the air night so that means no burning and tomorrow will make the third day in a row with the alert. the officials have issued a ban on wood burning and air quality reached unhealthy levels so burning wood or solid fuels is illegal unless it is the only source of heat. bill martin joins us where she tracking the cold conditions. >> freeze warning again tonight for the bay area. everybody except san francisco. over night lows from last night. san jose 25 degrees. the old record 26. petaluma 19 degrees. north bay could get into the teens again tonight. we have the freeze warning for the bay area. shows up all over the place, except san francisco. and then in the valleys looking at a hard freeze warning. into the evening hours another very, very cold night. when i come back we will talk about the freeze warning. the coldest spots tomorrow morning and a warm up coming, has to get warmer, right? how warm it could get. >>> new at 6:00 p

there's a wide variety of head scarf styles, modern fabrics. this innovative look blends traditional and modern styles. it's getting attention throughout indonesia and throughout the world. dina is a director of ifw. >> it's a time for us to make the world realize that we have importance here in the new style in fashion, muslim. >> reporter: indonesia's middle class is growing as the country's economy expands. more and more shopping malls catering to middle class people with money to spend are being built in jakarta, and western fashion is weaving its way as major international brands open stores in these malls. muslim fashions with a modern touch are also gaining popularity. this store sells clothes designed by a luxury muslim fashion brand. >> translator: muslim fashion is more modern now and matches international trends. >> reporter: more and more young women are wearing muslim fashions as stylish casual wear. these women came to shop for new clothes, too. >> translator: i can wear these with jeans, and like traditional muslim fashion, indon

. >> you had this scarf wrapped around you. you felt like an astronaut. >> for everyone else it's a christmas classic that keeps on giving. >> every year on christmas eve we watch it. >> ho ho ho. >> reporter: times may change but a kid's wonderment is forever. kevin tibbles, nbc news, cleveland >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and then right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. diane dwyer is off tonight. we begin what may begin the end to a long, long running dispute. thousands of people that uses b.a.r.t. to get around are breathing a sigh of relief. they have ended a dispute on a contract provision overpaid medical leave. we have the details and reaction from riders. monte? >> reporter: terry, good evening. it appears this long fight, which has gone on for months, can finally be at an end and that is music to the ears of b.a.r.t. riders. a tentative deal was reached in oc

a scarf, you'll need it. here's a peek at what we have outside as we speak. now, low 40s, livermore 40. san jose 44. those would be average overnight lows. that's where we are at 10:00. we have about nine more hours of cooling to go and we are likely going to see temperatures at or below freezing. oakland 47 and concord one of the cool spots at 39. where do we go tomorrow morning? we will be below freezing in fair field, vacville, liver more, but only by a few degrees. we'll be several degrees below freezing in the north bay. that's why you are under a freeze warning. santa rosa, 28. fremont close. 33. mountain view 34, and redd wood city 34 degrees. your microclimate forecast will take you out to fair field where it's going to be sunny the next couple of days. it is going to be cold. overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. afternoon highs will not hit 50 degrees until friday. that's a long stretch for us being shy of 50 degrees. so, what's going on? we switched air masses today. that front, you saw the clearing line if you were out and about. we went crystal clea

. >> scarf up and jacket up. >> thermal, jacket. i have a separate jacket inside. >> there are still those who couldn't wait for a cold, crisp night like this to come. >> i miss the frosty leaves when you walk on it. this is fun. >> i am finally in here at christmastime. >> by the look on this little girl's face she agrees and does president mind the -- and doesn't mind the cold one bit. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the weather is changing and now is a good time to download the weather app. it is going to give you severe weather alerts. live radar and hourly temperature forecasts. plus it is free at abc7news.com/apps. >>> developing news, the search will return for a san jose family lost for more than 48 hours in the idaho wilderness. the small plane took off from oregon and heading for montana, but the pilot reported engine problems over idaho. smith's daughter amber and her fiancee as well as smith's son shown here on the left and daniel's wife were all on board that plane with smith. smith is a software pioneer who founded t

by tomorrow night, you're going to need that scarf. take a look at the temperaturesx we talked about it being colder than other spots across the nation. new york city 42 degrees. chicago at 50. napa you are colder than both of those locations at 39 degrees. all of this is getting set off by a huge dome of polar air that's moving across the west. i think it's going to stay here for the next 36 hours across the bay area. walnut creek, 36. napa, 39. down towards san jose. chilly for your standards at 34. with those temperatures in place, we will get into the 20s for tomorrow morning. the worst of the weather for tomorrow when it comes to the chill will be in the north bay. all of our coat counties are u the freeze warning. still not too late to take those bet pets inside. you can throw a sheet over the plants. we'll tell you who goes down to 27 degrees by 6:00 a.m. >> it is chilly. >>> temperatures are low. which means profits are high. that's the business plan for dozens of bay area ski and snowboard shops. and everyone else looking to b

high temperature of 36 degrees, with a cloud sun mix for new year's eve night, you need the gloves t scarfe standing outside for a few hours, it is going to get chilly. cold midnight. a temperature around 30 degrees, upper 20s at 2:00 a.m. new year's eve day, a temperature of 35 degrees, there is another chance of snow here on wednesday. but it's only for certain areas. northern maryland and west virginia. chance of light snow. now, everybody has a chance of seeing some snow, maybe a bit of rain mixing in on thursday. and the chance of snow as well on friday. >> coming up in sports, georgetown impresses before big east play. plus, welcome news for the wizards. >>> so nice of jason pugh to stop by and join us on the desk. >> i had no choice. >> no choice. the wizards have no choice, they are at home. >> yes, back at home tonight. this team they are going to make the playoffs but to reach full potential you have to stay healthy. that's going to be a big issue. >> you think they are making the playoffs? >> definitely. they got to stay healthy. the wizards are home against the is pistons. they

. >> let's say we buy a scarf, a missoni scarf. and it looks too good.e been talking affordable cashmere this morning. we have some great cashmere gifts starting at just $29, which is pretty amazing. from portolano. they're gifts that you wouldn't normally buy yourself. this is something more special during the holidays. >> terrific stuff. >> you know who would look great in those gloves? >> who? >> the lovely ginger zee. she would look amazing in those gloves, by the way. by the way, ladies and gentlemen, as i get to take on a new adventure, so does our ginger. ginger's going to be stepping in every day. and let me tell you. there's no one better than our ginger zee. she is -- we are incredibly lucky to have her. and when you see a storm coming, you basically have to get past ji ginger to get to it. >> thank you, by the way. go online, goodmorningamerica.com has all of the information about all of the items you saw today. sammy, wow. we're counting down. how about number 7,205. >> all right. let's get to the boards. thank you, by the way. >> thank you.

the scarf, the gloves, whatever it takes if you have sensitive ears protect those ears with muffs later on. it's going to be cold and the winds are going to pick up. could bring us showers as we get into the next couple days so i want to stop the clock for you on the futurecast at 8:00 p.m. through tomorrow night we're going to get shower activity. you can see at that point it's going to be mild so a lot of this is green. you are watching for the pink, for the blue. that's where we expect possibly some very low snow levels and you'll see here i want to show you in reference to san jose, look at all of this pink, this is a mix of rain and snow coming down to the foothill level. so yeah, mt. hamilton is likely going to pick p up an inch to two inches. we could see dusting at the 500, maybe 400-foot levels. so it's not looking likely for areas north. along the east bay and san jose. could see a little bit of the white stuff. it's not even wintertime yet. the whole thing clears out as we get into lunch time on saturday. here's what we expect. these are the temperatures on saturday morning.

you won't need a scarf next week. >> that's good. maybe an umbrella soon? yes.aybe not until next friday. i'm getting way ahead of myself here. right now you can see it's clear across san francisco right now. we'll have a freeze warning in the north bay for tomorrow morning with temperatures again in the 20s to about 30. everywhere else it's certainly going to be a warmer start for us tomorrow morning after that. >> looks nice. thanks so much, jeff. thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, fatal decision. stunning new video of the plane crash in san francisco and what was happening in the cockpit. >>> trouble in space, what nasa is calling a ur jebts situation on the international space station. >>> keys to survival. the family of six being rescued after being stranded in sub zero temperatures for days. what they did right? >>> and no more shots? big news for allergy sufferers. no needles involved. fewer trips to the doctor. nightly news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york.

. >> despite the cold out there, kind of getting to the habit of grabbing the scarf and the gloves. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. glad to have you with us, terry. 4:30, a live look at temperatures right now it is chilly out there. south bay at 29 degrees, 35 in san francisco right now. we're at 27 degrees in the north bay. so, if you're sick of the frigid temperatures and i did a little poll on facebook yesterday, most of you are, good news. we're going to start to warm up gradually as we climb into the mid-50s. the rest of the week we have some changes ahead. our air quality is going to worsen as our temperatures improve. we'll get to the forecast. first your drive and good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking toward oakland a few cars starting to hit the road. we'll look at the map through the same area. 880 where we're looking with the live camera. 580, closer up there, and we're looking at smooth drive for both of those freeways. here as you approach that split for 13, the warren freeway, a deer was hit and kill

olga breese has your forecast and it may involve a hat, glove, scarf, the whole nine yards. >> i think people will need their winter gear. not the sloppy stuff but we'll have the cold sticking around for most of the day today. when we take the winds out of the northwest, that's going to add a feels like factor as well. let's take a look outside with our michael & son cam. it's been fairly quiet. we cleared out overnight. we're starting to pull in agent bit more cloud cover this morning. i'm calling the morning forecast partly cloudy and clearing into the afternoon. check out the day planner. right now we're sitting in the 20s. we'll hit the 30s by about that 8:00, 9:00 hour, the lower 30s. we will push on through. once the clouds get out of here, we'll bump from the 30s to the 40s by noontime. then in the afternoon plenty of sunshine. i think the city center should make it up to about 45 degrees late in the day. some areas will stick to those lower 40s but still it will be quite pleasant heading on out and sunset around 5:30, 6:00 we'll see those temperatures dip, heading back to the 2

. >> people bundled up against the cold and vendors sold scarfs for those not prepared. for the latest on the weather changes, download the weather yap with severe weather alerts, radar and hourly temperature forecasts. it is free at abc7news.com/apps. >> people dining at a napa restaurant evacuated after a tire broke out. it happened on 1st street in historic downtown napa. customers and staff got out. construction crews were working on the roof before the fire started at 9:30 the >> the bart board could determine how much you will pay to ride the trains in the future. options include increasing the minimum fare to $2, extending the 62 percent youth discount through age 17 and increasing the seen color discount from 62 percent to 75 percent if you over the age of 65. fares will go up 5 percent january 1 which is 18 cents round-trip ticket. the board will be briefed of the train breakdown. a short circuit made the brakes lockup on a train headed through the berkeley hills tunnel yesterday morning. nine passengers went to the hospital for breathing problems. the malfuncti

the nightsest thing about this hour is that it's great to be able to stand outside without needing a scarf and some gloves. it almost feels summertime-like after that truly freezing start this morning, and everyone we ran into this morning was saying they were just surprised how intense and how early this sort of winter arrived. >> despite the warnings, at least one driver spun out on 208 and san mateo county after hitting a patch of black ice. the often invizquelible danger proved quite visible by day break in walnut creek where an extensive strip of black ice there formed lane closures. slowing the morning commute and surprising drivers. >> no, i never expected this. >> how often did that happen in the bay area? >> not very often. you know, a little bit now and then in the winter time, but a little early. >> with this swamped start to winter, freeze warnings in effect. the ace hardware in concorde seeing customers stream in yesterday to stock up on wood to keep warm. >> it's a very good -- they like to buy a lot of the christmas lights. it's a busy time of year, and there's also a lot of

as he approached, she pulled off the scarf unveiling a shiny bald head. her son jumped back for a moment, then he wrapped his arms around her and squeezed tightly. doesn't look bad, mom. you look really pretty today. she got up the next day and walked a few steps further. come on, let's walk down the street. her neighbor suggested the day after that. martina took her hand, and they slowly made their way to the corner and back. when trevor picked her up to take her to chemo, martina was fully made up, wearing jewelry and loud caribbean colors. i might have cancer, she told him when he looked at her quizzically, but cancer doesn't have me. [applause] martina's strength slowly returned, and as her renewed strength lasted, she decided that not only was she not dying today, she wasn't also dying tomorrow. she likely wasn't dying next week or even next month. she could take a deep breath, relax and live her life without worrying that every moment might be her last. perhaps her illness was her creator's way of telling her, i need your anticipation. your attentio

temperatures will drop after sunset, so if you have any evening plans, make sure you bundle up, the hat, the scarf, the coat and the gloves with you. temperatures will be going down, not only through those 30s at the 7:00 hour, but we're headed back down to the chilly 20s later on tonight. jessica. >> thanks so much, olga. >>> well, take a look at this, sky 9 was over this scene earlier this morning after a mail truck overturned on 270. maryland officials tell us it happened in the northbound lanes just north of 370. this morning montgomery county police were blocking several local lanes on ramps as crews attempted to move the truck to a shoulder. as of right now there are no more restrictions on i-270. >>> d.c. fire department had a very busy morning, first responding to an apartment fire near minnesota avenue. you see, crews seemed to contain the blaze, but it's still smoldering. officials tweeted out the street was closed in both directions and is now back open. however, crews are warning people to steer clear of the area. >>> they were also call today a basement fire on 10th street northeast.

. >> scarf up and jacket up. >> thermal, jacket. i have a separate jacket inside. >> there are still those who couldn't wait for a cold, crisp night like this to come. >> i miss the frosty leaves when you walk on it. this is fun. >> i am finally in here at christmastime. >> by the look on this little girl's face she agrees and does president mind the -- and doesn't mind the cold one bit. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the weather is changing and now is a good time to download the weather app. it is going to give you severe weather alerts. live radar and hourly temperature forecasts. plus it is free at abc7news.com/apps. >>> developing news, the search will return for a san jose family lost for more than 48 hours in the idaho wilderness. the small plane took off from oregon and heading for montana, but the pilot reported engine problems over idaho. smith's daughter amber and her fiancee as well as smith's son shown here on the left and daniel's wife were all on board that plane with smith. smith is a software pioneer who founded t

. >> i have a really long coat on and this scarf matching with this hat. >> reporter: for yet another night, they broke out the winter gear in downtown san jose. it means big business for souvenir shops discover san jose. >> we sold out of our -- all of the gloves. sold out probably in two days. and we've sold out of a couple of the sweatshirts. and -- or hoodies. and we are selling benes like they're going out of style. >> reporter: for those in their homes pg and e says the demand for gas is breaking records. the amount used is double what it normally sees and since six deaths are now being linked to the cold, more homeless people are refusing to brave the frigid temperatures. >> oh it scares me because i don't want to die. not that way. >> reporter: operations at south bay cold weather shelters are expected to return to normal in a few days. but for some, it won't be too hard to make that adjustment. >> oh no. no. no no. my wife and i we've been to alaska so this is nothing. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> one bay area elementary school didn't have heat for a week during this col

a scarf held today.s: asset makes little difference when you keep your neck one brief thanks jackie grid will continue to follow the cold weather around the bay. >>darya: more homeless deaths possibly related to the freezing weather. already, four men have died in san jose and saratoga because of the cold. now, more are suspected in dublin and hayward. hayward police say a 50- year-old homeless man was found unconscious in only a hooded sweatshirt and shorts. off for this was in a courtyard behind the plaza center safeway on foothill boulevard. he died a short time later at a local hospital. shelters have started adding more beds in the wake of the recent deaths. all talk about just how cold it would be over the next 24 hours coming up and about 10 minutes. here is dan. >>: we have a special alert along to 80. black mountain on lot of black eyes. no one >>mark:bay area residents are invited to sign memorial books in honor of nelson mandela. one of them is at san francisco city hall through the end of the

she is the one with the blue scarf. police say she was driving 80 miles an hour back in september. see rear-ended a minivan killing 16-year-old kevin san of lincoln high school. >> we believe based on the totality of the evidence that the charges are appropriate. >> she was so, so traumatized by the boy's death that particular day. it's hard to say her medical condition. that's what we're looking into. >> her attorney says she has mow memory of the crash. she faces seven years if convicted. >>> a lawyer for the family of an oakland girl on life support will be in court today. 13-year-old jahi mcmath was declare brain-dead after a tonsil removal last week. the family's attorney says he plans to request an injunction to prevent the hospital from taking mcmath off life support. >>> we are getting a better idea of what might have led to a shooting at a reno hospital this week. police say the suspect left behind a suicide note claiming that he had a botched surgery three years ago. police say the shooter targeted the urology clinic. he killed a doctor before turning the gun on himself.

. >> i have a really long coat on and this scarf matching with this hat. >> reporter: for yet anotheright they broke out their winter gear in downtown san jose. it means big business for souvenir shop discover san jose. >> we sold out of all of our gloves, sold out probably in two days of we've sold out of a couple of our sweat shirts, our hoodies and we are selling beanies like they're going out of style. >> reporter: for those in their homes pg&e says the demand for gas is breaking records, the amount used to heat homes double what it normally sees and since six deaths are now linked to the cold, more homeless people are refusing to brave the frigid temperatures. fire at >> it scares me because i don't want to die, not that way. >> reporter: operations at south bay cold weather shelters are expected to return to normal in a few days, but for some it won't be too hard to make that adjustment. >> oh, no, no. my wife and i, we've been to alaska, so this is nothing. >> reporter: a lot of folks out here tonight say they welcome this kind of weather because it sure feels a lot more like c

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