. >> well, swimmers at one california beach are warned to enter at their own risk after a shark attackedured a surfer. authorities say a juvenile great white shark bit 50 year old man while sew surfing with at least dozen others in muro bay. it bit the man on his hip dragged him under water get there is the surfer used a cord from his board to make a torn quit for his leg before he paddled to shore for help. he is expected to be okay. >> talk about quick thinking? >> i'm telling you and that's frightening stuff right there. >> and to be bitten by shark? >> to be able to think and just not go into shock or panic. >> well done. 5:20 right now everything olds is new again especially in music. the unlikely come back that's changing the way that we listen to songs. >> and a little girl who inspired a new law loses her bat walt rare disorder. we'll show you how she is being remembered this morning. >> i'm stationed here in south korea, i want to say happy holidays to my parents my two brothers from reading, pennsylvania, and i will see you guys next year. >>> we are dealing with a frontal boun

. >>> over to the west coast now, surfers enjoyed some huge waves in san diego, california. beach officials say sometimes waves reached 10 feet. the crashing waves and high tide made the beach a popular spot as you might imagine for onlookers, there they are, many pulled up and watched from the pier as surfers put on quite a show. >> time 5:20. boxings legend muhammad ali waking up in the hospital for the second straight day. the former heavy weight champ went to the hospital saturday night to be treated for a mild case of pneumonia. his spokesman says the 72 year old prognosis is good, and he expect ali to get out of the hospital very soon. >> still ahead this morning, santa claus comes to town. little bit early, and ends you have s saving a man. see the dramatic rescue. >> and it is a sixers spat on the bench as the frustrating season starts to get to two of the teams young stars. stay with us, we'll be right back. >> center city philadelphia looks final, no pet weather problems, just few clouds, and you can see them on storm scan3. they move into the area. more to follow. also,

. >> warning signs are up this morning at a central california beach as a surfer recovers from a great white shark attack. witnesses say he used the cord from his surf board to make a tourniquet for his leg before he hadled himself to shore. and your slan san lewis abyss. >> mabb the kevlar. >> we did have some big waves out there over the weekend. everything starting to calm down now. woo don't have any significant storm systems to talk about this week. if you are getting to get out, countries so about what would fwrrk the on place you may signed problems later on trying to got to miami and you'll notice it is quickly moving offshore. otherwise we'll continue to keep you updated. here in san francisco, no fog, no flight delays. 33 in ukiah, 34 in rosa and that's 23 we head through tonight. >> we'll lose any crowds thatof of -- in the evening is when we're really going to see those wind gusts. that's what's going to keep your temperatures cold for tomorrow. these might look cold to you but take your temperatures for today and drop it by a good 5 to 10 degrees and that's where we're hea

we'll give you an update on the condition of a seal that was found stranded on a california beach. >>mperatures continue to remain cold across the bay area. some of the coldest air we have seen all year. it's going to get colder. we're talking about a reenforcing blast of cold and winds. we'll have a look at the forecast after this. >>> i want to start you off with temperatures if you're heading outside in the next hour or so it's going to continue to remain very cold. we're at 36 in santa rosa. mountain view is at 38. what you'll note the difference from yesterday while we had temperatures below freezing in some locations this morning everybody is above freezing. it's still very cold. you want to bundle up as you head outside. later on this afternoon temperatures top out in mid to upper 50s. 57 for the peninsula. east shore you'll be at 56. san francisco clear skies now. a mix of sun and clouds with breezy conditions. you can see the flag moving around a bit and you have clear skies. the good news even though we have clear skies we don't have fog and no airport delays to report this

well, hey, speaking of the beach boys, enjoy huge waves in san diego, california. beach officials say sometimes the waves reach 10 feet. those are huge. the crash and waves and high tides made the beach a popular place for on longer, many of them watch from the pier as the surfers hung ten. had some fun. all right, let's get our forecast right now, just past 8:13. carol, good morning. >> beginning it out there enjoying those waves. dry roads, which is the good news, jessica can talk more about that, but you can see, we've got dry conditions here, this is casino of close to the station, we've got divine street, local vine right here, and you've got 15th street right here, so, nice start to the day there. we move over sun, clouds, very interesting sunrise in atlantic city at this point. so, somewhat bright in some locations, but not every location. storm scan3, shows, why. we be getting more clouds coming in here, weak low pressure tis tell to the south there is rain starts to move to the north, and we should be seeing some showers little bit later on this afternoon. tempe

plus, a shark attack at a popular california beach. at happens when a great white closes in fast on some surfers? >> as a surfer, i am -- if my card is up, it's up. i'm in their element. >>> right now, a california surfer very happy to be alive after surviving a shark incident. first responders say the great white decided to check out a group of about a dozen surfers and bit one guy on his hip. the 50-year-old victim was able to paddle himself to shore before being flown to the hospital. he's okay. officials are not closing the beach, but they are posting warnings about that attack. >>> jon after more than 13 years of blood and sacrifice, u.s. forces are officially ending their combat mission in afghanistan. but not without raising concerns that the taliban could come back with a vengeance. a ceremony in kabul marking the milestone and the formal handover of responsibility to afghan forces for defending the country. president obama releasing a statement saying in part, "our personnel will continue to face risks, but this reflects the en

have critical injuries after a car plowed into a group of people last night in southern california. redondo beachy the driver ran a red light before hitting pedestrians. it happened outside a church with a christmas service just ended. the driver is accused of dui and vehicular manslaughter. >>> police in central texas have a person in custody for the shooting of a meteorologist. kcn meteorologist was hit in the shoulder and abdomen. he's hospitalized in stable condition. it started with an argument in a parking lot and led to a six-hour manhunt. >>> people face federal charges with the deadly meningitis outbreak. it is the largest case in u.s. history over contaminated medicine. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the indictment was unsealed in boston. >> this is where the evidence actually led us to, to a scheme, to a group of individuals that ran this business as a criminal enterprise. >> 14 executives and employees add the new england compounding center were charged with the fungal meningitis outbreak two years ago that made 751 sick and killed 64. authorities say it was caused by tainted

have critical injuries after a car plowed into a group of people last night in southern california. redondo beachy the driver ran a red light before hitting pedestrians. it happened outside a church where a christmas service just ended. the driver is in custody, accused of dui and vehicular manslaughter. >>>. >>> prosecutors say the outbreak is the largest case in u.s. history over contaminated medicine. omar villafranca reports. >>> the 130 count indictment was unsealed in boston. >> this is where the evidence actually led us to, to a scheme, to a group of individuals that ran this business as a criminal enterprise. >> 14 executives and employees at the new england compounding center were charged with the nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak two years ago that made 751 sick and killed 64. it was caused by tainted virals of back pain medicine. >> it displays not only a reckless disregard for the health and safety regulations but also an extreme and appa appalling indifference to life. stk co-founder and head pharmacist face the most serious charges of second degree murder in several states under

. >>> warnings are posted at a central california beach after a great white shark attack. a surfer was dragged rnd and bitten on the hip. he should be okay. the beach remains open. >>> former president george h.w. bush will remain in a houston hospital for now but he'll be home soon. he spent yesterday afternoon watching football with his wife. those are some of our top stories on this monday, december 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we need to start with that expanding search for a missing airasia jet. >> australia has joined the effort but an indonesian official doesn't hold out much hope. he said he expects they will find the plane at the bottom of the ocean. abc's david kerley has more. >> reporter: this is the actual airarbia a320 missing at this hour. indonesian aircraft looking for any sign of the jetliner carrying 161 people mostly indonesians. flight 8501 took off from indonesia early saturday morning headed northwest for singapore. 42 minutes into the flight the jet runs into severe weather, thunderstorms and turbulence. the pilot

you're in seal beach, california. you're talking about seals. talking about pigs. >> he actually wasn't talking about seals. >> and stingrays. i was just told that seal beach, which is a great place to swim and surf, has a bit of stingray problem, too. watch your feet as you're going out there. over top of this berm that's been built. built every year but this year they really had to shore it up because they lost a lot of sand from all the hurricanes. let's talk rain fall. the next storm that's coming in on monday. starts in the northern california area, spreads south, it's a two-day, three-day event. half as much rain as the last storm. but that any other day of the year would be very significant. so, this is going to come in and create some problems. meanwhile, east of the mississippi, we're looking at temperatures that are at or above average here, 45 in new york for a high today. 50 degrees in d.c. and 60 degrees in myrtle beach, speaking of beaches. what we're going to see a bit of a cooldown for the mild pattern, temperatures will drop 20,

a jetblue flight was delayed in long beach, california, for nearly two hours because of a bomb threatay someone tweeted the threat to the airline as the plane was arriving from seattle. officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious. the incident remains under investigation at this hour. >>> north korea issuing a statement now denouncing sony pictures' release of the movie "the interview." it called president obama the "chief culprit who forced the production company to distribute the film." the statement denounced the u.s. for blaming north korea for a hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this movement it said the u.s. should produce evidence of its claims. the white house's national security council has declined any comment. >> good saturday night. hope your weekend is treating you well. if you like mild temperatures you obviously liked today. we're talking about highs reaching a good 10, even 15 degrees above average for this time of year. check outer the numbers this hour from our weather watchers. still very mild outside. barber lane in will brief 50 degrees. do

a jet blue flight was delayed in long beach california for nearly two hours because of a bomb threat.e say someone tweeted the threat to the airline. just as the plane was arriving from seattle. officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious. this incident does remain under investigation. >>> north korea issued a statement today denouncing sony pictures release of the movie the interview. it include add racial slur about president obama. and also called him quote the chief culprit who forked sony to distribute the film. the statement also denounced the us for blaming north korea for a hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this month. it said the us should produce evidence of its claim. the white house has declined needment. >>> meantime about 750,000 people stole digital copies of interview on christmas using file sharing software that according to the piracy torrent freak. the interview scored a lot of legal digital purchases as well. and was youtube's most number one screened movie on christmas day. amazon is giving us a glimpse at what gifts were most populated thi

who's in seal beach, california. rob, good morning. >> good morning, dan. they're shoring up the beach here, the swells will be building tomorrow. they lost a lot of sand this year from the eastern pacific hurricanes. they trucked in sand to build this berm. they build it every year but they're more concerned this clear with the storms coming in. yesterday, they had been working into the night. check this out, they brought in cement trucks, hoping that mountain stays in place as this next batch of rain rolls in. here's how it's going to time out. it arrives in northern california. the rain begins to start across the entire state on monday. it will be heavy at times. and last through tuesday, into wednesday morning. how much rain do we expect to see? well, about a half as much we saw with this last storm. that's still significant. 1 to 2 inches in california. over 2 inches in some spots in northern california. areas burned by wildfires they'll be susceptible to mudslides. we'll likely see some flooding with this next system. you know, paula, we definitely nee

ten more seriously injured after they were struck by a suspected drunk driver in southern california redondo beach. the victims had just left a christmas pageant at a church last night. the driver finally came to a stop after crashing head on into another car. >>> starting today, walnut creek is banning single use plastic bags in restaurants. the ban also includes deli, cafeterias and food trucks. restaurants have been exempt from a larger citywide ban until now. retailers will be allowed to offer paper bags for ten cents each. >>> and the lights will stay on the bay bridge. a nonprofit raised $4 million to reinstall the display on the western span. two million of that was from one man. next march the current lights will be taken down and replaced with sturdier l.e.d.s. >>> i'm anne makovec live in san francisco. it has been made official: theaters will not be showing the new movie which could have been a hollywood blockbuster called "the interview" a move that many criticize as caving to terrorism. it's a fictional plot following two journalists sent to kill north korean leader kim jong-un and th

into a church crowd as they were leaving a christmas concert wednesday night in redondo beach, southern california. a memorial is growing at the scene. crash. police charged the 56-year-old driver with felony vehicular manslaughter and dui. >>> holiday shoppers may not find what they are looking for in stores due to a labor dispute at west coast ports. dock workers and their employees are far apart in negotiations for a new contract. longshoremen have tipped to work although some managers accuse them of deliberately slowing down. cargo congestion has been growing and retailers say they are seeing delays in deliveries. >>> angel island state park will be closed to the public this weekend. park crews will spend saturday and sunday cleaning up a waste water system overflow that was caused by last week's storms. officials say the overflow is treated water and there's no danger of it flowing into the bay. >>> and pitcher jake peavy has agreed to a deal to stay with the giants for two years. according to cbs sports, the deal is worth $24 million. peavy was traded to the giants from boston this year. for

tripadvisor just placed the wildwoods ahead of beaches in california and even hawaii in its list of top destinations. it's based on user reviews. wildwo wildwood's iconic boardwalk, beaches and the overall nostalgic flavors were cited as reasons to visit. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. take a look at this live picture of the aramark building. foggy conditions to start off. you can barely make out the flags. we'll continue to see foggy conditions, at least into your late morning hours, so allow extra time to get to work. we also are dealing with rain showers throughout most of today. but the good news is, we're warmer today. temperatures will push back into the 50s, so above average for us. and a live look right now at the city's skyline. 41 degrees in philadelphia, mostly cloudy skies. our wind speeds out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. our visibility throughout the area down to 1/4 mile in mt. pocono, below 2 miles in allentown. same thing in reading, close to 1 mile just for the visibility, 1/2 mile in lancaster, 4 mi

it happened in redondo beach, california. a woman ran the red light, hit a curb and hit dozens of people leaving one person dead. cops say she was driving under the influence. >>> a manhunt underway for the person who shot a tv news meteorologist in waco, texas. patrick crawford, a weatherman at kcen was shot multiple times in the parking lot of the studio. he manned to get into his car -- managed to get in a his car, drove away and flagged down a construction worker for help. he is in stable condition. >> kurt busch taking a stand in family court after being accused of slamming his ex-girlfriend's head into a wall. during his hour long testimony bush called her claim of assault a complete fabrication. he says he never smashed her face into a wall but actually cuffed her face in his hands before telling her to leave his motor home. driskill is seeking a protection order against busch. >> economy on the brink of major crisis and vladimir putin says it is our fault. putin doubling down on his claims saying western countries are

california. it happened in redondo beach last night. the victims were crossing the pacific coast highway after a christmas concert at a church when they were hit. an 81-year-old woman was killed. the driver stopped when he had a head-on collision with another car. >>> police are on the lookout for a car torcher. kpix 5's andria borba talked to one of the victims. >>> reporter: a metal frame where a seat should be, splintered windows, just the result of five more vehicle fires in san francisco. this person knows all about it. his toyota was torched in his driveway. >> ring the bell, your car is on fire. so when i go out there everything was melted inside. >> reporter: the burned cars have been clustered around nelly and church streets and the m.o. of all the early-morning fires is nearly identical. one car gets lit, then 30 minutes later another, not far away. and so on and so forth. >> we believe someone broke the window that fire inside then when they arrive, everything was gone. >> reporter: once the flames are put out, the job of pie

she is rescued in a beach in california. when he jogged heard her crying and notified the marine mammal center. more than 10,000 votes were drawn in an on- line contest. she'll make her aquarium debut in the spring. >> music to pet lovers here is. what the pope has to say about dogs and heaven. >> a computer glitch stops air traffic for hours at one of the busiest airports. i >> a super model comes forward its new accusations against bill cuss be. a1 im >> him major travel disruption this morning in some of the busiest airspace. the computer failure of the main air traffic control that oversees london's airspace. as a result the authorities had to restrict access for a brief time and caused serious problems for heathrow airport and at least four others nearby. travelers heading to and from these airports are still experiencing delays. the system is now fixed and flights have reportedly resumed. >> an update to a story we brought yesterday. a man is facing charges of child endangerment and abduction. for adapting his four kid

california. >>> in san francisco's ocean beach looks more like a giant sand box. moving 40 to 1 ,000 tons of sand. the sand will go from the north end of the beach back to the south end where it originally came from. it has to be moved because it routinely blocks the great highway and parking lot. >> still to come, san francisco's top cop taking the plunge for a good cause. >> as we look through dublin, i can't imagine we'll see much. the moon up there, just about, oh, 12 hours past full. and the fact that we can see the moon tells us what tomorrow will be like. that's your first clue. we'll have the forecast after the break. year's version of the holid >>> cal train is getting into the christmas spirit by rolling out this year's version of the holiday train and has more than 70,000 lights. the train will visit nine stations between san francisco and san jose today and tomorrow. the displays look nice in this daylight video, but it really shines at night. >> well, some of san francisco's bravest braved the chilly bay waters for a good cause. police chief, greg, wa

and eight hurt after a suspected drunk driver hit people outside of a church, in red don dough beach, california, the group included children, was coming from a christmas service. cop says the driver ran a red-light, plowed into them and hit another vehicle. she is now facing flown charges. >> jobless claims falling by 6,000, the lowest level since october. the number of americans filing has now been below 300,000 for 13 of the past 14 weeks. >> a new study shows people around the world live longer last year. an average of 71-1/2 years. about six years hire -- higher than the average in 1990. researches decreed research in cancer, heart difference. the whole world isn't do as well, parts are do very well indeed. we're reaching the bottom of the hour, the top of the news, right after this. óqoqúúÑ@ >>> thes breaking news now on fox news channel and we just gotten a major new report on the secret service. accomplish the news is terrible. a panel of experts has now found serious and deep rooted problems at the top levels of the secret service. that is a potentially dangerous conclusion about the

>> newport beach, california, is a prime spot to catch some waves or just spend the day lounging on the sand. but on the afternoon of august 3rd, 2011, a nightmare is unfolding below this idyllic beach. 17-year-old matt meena is trapped underneath six feet of sand when the hole he's digging collapses in on him. alerted by meena's cousins, lifeguards, including captain mike helfide, rush to his aid. >> when i first came on scene, we had two lifeguards digging and then four or five, matt's cousins and friends that he was with. at that point we started getting more volunteers. >> helfide organizes the group into three concentric circles surrounding the spot where meena was last seen. >> the first rescuers are inside moving sand, trying to locate the patient. the second ring takes the sand from the rescuers and move it further out. the third ring is to take the sand and disperse it further out. >> as word ripples out that a teenager is trapped, bystanders start converging on the scene and the crowd grows. >> i just saw a whole row of moms just on their hands and knees just digging as if it

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linda king is founder of king-sized bows and joins us from newport beach, california. an article of the products you make and first question was, you know, one thing to sell a big bow to a lexus dealership and completely different to the average person. how many people every year order one of your bows? >> mandy, we sell thousands and thousands and thousands of bows to dealerships as well as individuals throughout the united states and canada and all over the world. >> you know, i see the commercials. i see the giant bows and think what are those going on aside from cars. give us some idea, like, don't say like people. like what could there be besides cars and a gift elephant? >> well, actually, brian, i could say people but -- >> i kind of pictured myself out of a cake and then i realized that the viewers, like, that's not ideal for them. >> only one picturing that, yeah. >> we actually do bows small enough for retail stores and bows large enough to wrap an entire building. >> what's the craziest thing you've wrapped or put a bow on? >> a building? look at that. >> we

. >> i lost a cousin about three decades ago in a questionable police shooting in long beach, california. so i'm no stranger to what can happen on the street in the dark of night when there are few people to witness the event. mayor morial, you spoke last time we were on and discussing this topic about what you saw as a flawed process specifically that in the case of ferguson we do not have obviously the garner decision yet that the process was flawed because the prosecutor did not specifically ask for an indictment. that was one problem. i wonder and january you both are lawyers -- i didn't know that initially -- whether we need some legal change that goes not just to police practices but when police can justifybly use lethal force and whether those laws have been -- pardon my word choice here, too permissive. >> if you look in missouri, tyler, it is reasonable use of force of whether the police officer expects their life is in danger that they are allowed to use lethal force. if you look at new york city with mr. garner that is a different situation. i think the precedent may have rush

would you say we would see an iranian flagged oil tanker pulling into long beach, california with a boat load of crude within three years? >> no. >> what do people say? >> we didn't ask the people that. >> do it on "street signs." >> two anchors of "street signs." this is the founding anchor. >> you are honored. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> 2:00 eastern. >>> and marketify. market intelligence. sue, down to you. >> thank you, gentlemen. microsoft meeting shareholders for the first time. you know he has shaken things up since his arrival. what is the future of windows which is microsoft's main driver of revenue and profit? check out the stock up more than 30%. might this incredible run continue in 2015? we'll find out. as we head out more on squawk box's ceo summit. check out cnbc.com for full coverage. back in two. >>> i thought the fed may be late in easing and toigenning and now the lower deflationary pressures of oil prices could keep rates lower longer which means equity markets are going higher world wide. they will continue to go higher. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle!

. >>> a professor at california state university long beach created it in 1966 as a nonreligious celebrationfamily and social values. each day is dedicated to a principal. they are unity, self- determination, collective responsibility, cooperative economics, and faith. each night a new candle is it will on a candle holder with seven branch. >>> and take a look at this. a couple in placer county gave each other an unusual gift. it is a tree house. much more than just some boards slapped together on a tree limb. this has a sitting area, bathroom, kitchen. how do they get the plumbing up there? they helped design it. animal planet built it while they were gone. >> we knew about the plans. but you know plans and the reality are often quite different. >> the idea for a luxury tree house came about when mike started reminiscing about the one he had as a young boy. but the difference is that one was made out of widen palettes. >> that is a good question. how do they get the plumbing up there? and electricity. >> it is just meant to happen for this couple because their last name is splinter. i can't

california. to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 101 east market street in long beach, california, as the juanita millender-mcdonald post office. juanita millender-mcdonald represented california's 37th district in the house of representatives for over a deck -- a decade, serving from 1996 until her untimely death. during her time in congress she was known for her commitment to protecting the international human rights. she worked to aid victims of genocide and human trafficking. representative millender-mcdonald was also the first african-american woman to chair the house administrative -- administration committee. sadly, she passed away on april 22, 2007, due to color sanser -- cancer at age 68. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in memorializing juanita millender-mcdonald's public service by supporting this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from vermont is recognized. mr. welch: we support this legislation. at this time i'd like to yield such time as she may consume to the sponsor of this legislation, repre

in seal beach, california, 7 to 10-foot waves expected by the end of the week. >> i'm stoked.lose to shore. really big waves. some of the biggest waves in california this close to shore. >> reporter: a high sand berm is in place to stop those waves from flooding property. >> we're concerned about the front of these homes that face the ocean. >> reporter: parts of northern california could see up to six inches of rain and winds reaching 75 miles an hour. in the mountains, a rare blizzard warning in effect for the sierra which could see three feet of snow. that's exactly what's plaguing parts of the northeast. up to 20 inches of snow fell near syracuse, new york. almost 15 miles of major interstate 81 shut down for over seven hours. high winds on the coast peaked at more than 60 miles an hour. >> it's very, very windy. a lot of the trees in my backyard, i'm worried about some of them coming down. >> reporter: in massachusetts, sidewalks covered in black ice. the frozen streets caused this 15-car accident. >> couldn't stop the car it was so icy. >> reporter: here in new york, car

nearly a dozen injured after a car struck a crowd leaving a church christmas concert in rodondo beach, californiaother car and the woman has been arrested for felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. two of the people who died were in their 80s. at least two of the injured were children. >>> more uber fallout this morning. a boston-based driver has been arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a woman he picked up back on december 6th. the 46-year-old was arrested on wednesday on charges of rape and assault to rape. the arrest comes as boston police investigate three new incidents happening this past weekend all involving uber. >>> christmas break is starting early for some students but there's a catch, or rather a bug. the flu is walloping parts of the midwest and the south. many schools closing for deep cleaning this week, later announcing that they are staying closed until the new year. in all, the cdc says that polk county, georgia, where 1300 students were out sick on tuesday. that's more than 30% of the district. >>> tonight, we all say good-bye to stephen colbert. >> tomorrow i will concl

. >>> in long beach california will there were tense moments, a jet blue flight was delayed for two hoursause of the bomb threat. someone tweeted the threat the to the airline as plane was a arriving from seattle officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious. the the incident remains under investigation. >>> north korea issues a statement denouncing sony pictures release of the movie the the interview. it included a racial slur about president obama and called him the chief culprit who forced even i to distribute the film. statement denounced u.s. for blaming north korea for hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this month. it said u.s. should produce evidence of its claim. the white house has declined comment. >>> meantime 750,000 people stole digital copies of the the interview on, christmas day using file sharing software according to a pirate blog. the it scored a lot of legal purposes as well. you tube's number one most streamed movie, own christmas day. >>> amazon is giving us a glimpse that what gifts were popular this year. items related to the movie frozen a big

a professor at california state university at long beach created the event in 1966 as a non-religiousration of family and values. >>> now 4 minutes before 5:00. gift cards always a popular present for under the tree. coming up, precautions to take before using them online. so hackers don't get to your information. >> i'm christian hartnett in the newsroom. a protest in oakland gets violent very quickly. we'll tell you about how a lack of police presence may have been a problem. coming up. at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over sixty-five hundred dollars on this impala lt. frank and >>> good morning, it is friday, december 26. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm brian hackney. frank and michelle have the day off this morning. >>> many of the recent protests that have turned violent in the bay area seem to begin peacefully

. >>> tense moments on the tarmac a yet blue flight was delayed in long beach california for nearly twos because of the bomb threat. police say someone tweeted the threat to the airline as the plane was a arriving from seattle. officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious so incident remains under investigation. >>> north korea has issued a statement denouncing sony pictures for the release of the interview. it included a racial slur about president obama and called him the quote chief culprit who forced zone toy distribute the the film. statement denounced u.s. for blaming north korea for a hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this month. it said u.s. should produce evidence of that claim. the white house declined to comment. >>> meantime about 750,000 people stole digital copies of the interview on christmas day using file sharing software according to the pirate blog torrent freak. it scored a lot of legal digital purchases as well and was you tube's number one most streamed movie on christmas take. >>> amazon is offering a glimpse at what gifts were popular this

i was attending the clint eastwood celebrity tennis tournament in pebble beach, california, with twobill followed us around all day saturday. he found us again on saturday night, even though we had changed restaurants several times to avoid him. at first we thought it was all right because it was daytime and it was bill cosby. we felt we were safe. but then when he found us in the last restaurant he approached me from behind and reached over my shoulder and grabbed my right brea breast. i was stunned and angry because he had no right to do that. i didn't know why he would behave that way. his behavior was like that of a predator. thank you. >> and i blacked out. 13 to 16 hours later i woke up to him clapping his hands saying "daddy says wake up." he gave me $1500. >> gloria allred says she believes that she has come up with a solution that the statute of limitations which has run, that bill cosby has the power to say, i want to go into court and be vindicated in all of this, so i will waive a statute of limitations and we can all go into court. listen to gloria allred. >> the public

host: long beach, california. darrell is an independent. hi, darrell. good morning. caller: i know, cheryl, your skills and abilities to reveal information probably our next to none. have you worked on about going into the propaganda station and what mr. kerry calls rt? you would be working with larry king, abby martin, and you would have been in road to doing an interview with mr. snowden. that is my comment. keep up the good work. guest: i have not talked to that particular news station but i have found a number that have allowed me to work on orphaned stories, and i'm seeking those outlets. fox: you were recently on talking about the cdc and ebola numbers. what did you find out? when ebola dropped off the face of news coverage, it -- ande to suspect should not fall off altogether. i rely on sources to deal with infectious disease and some deal directly with the ebola crisis. they remain very much concerned. i spoke to cdc a couple of weeks ago and asked them how many were being people monitored when they come back from a country that is infected to make sure they

heading down 99 or 5 to southern california, as we look over ocean beach the headlines this afternoon the high tides begin to ebb this afternoon it will be back again tomorrow and i think before noon. and then slowly increasing sun shine for the next couple days. christmas day, looks fair and mild as you will see in minute. heading out the bay air yacht fog in the central valley and -- area, the fog in the central valley. across the rest of the country very cold air spilling into the region between denver and the high plains. overnight lows tonight in the 50s and christmas looks nice. the extended forecast doesn't look bad. we are getting temperatures mostly in the 60s this week and a slight chance of a few showers coming into the bay area late on wednesday and aside from that, we will be looking at almost nothing but sun. you know every time the time of the season we are doing the food for bay area families in the bay area. and today, we have the orangeel volunteers -- orel -- or cal oracle volunteers. and you are from oracle. >> yeah i am. >> tell me how you raised this. >> this is

california. police in redondo beach say a vehicle struck up to 12 pedestrians tonight.e person was killed. other victims are critical. the accident happened about 8:00 tonight. "the l.a. times" is reporting that a crowd had just left a christmas concert, when a vehicle going north on highway 1 ran a red light and hit the pedestrians before plowing head on into another vehicle. the times says the woman driver was detained, and is being evaluated for dui. >>> a $16,000 medical bill for a few hours in the emergency room. tonight, 2 investigates uncovers which california hospitals are charging the most. a family asked ktvu to take a closer look at hospital bills, after they suffered some serious sticker shock. eric rasmussen is here with what they found out after going through a state database of prices from hundreds of hospitals. >> reporter: it's not just the high prices, but how much they vary from hospital to hospital. take a chest x-ray. the uninsured price can vary from $150 to $6,000. it is tough for consumers to shop around. 15-year-old julia iseman is ready for the

california. >>> how about this? a long beachxpected her new rescue dog to be completely changed after a visit to the groomer. the dog was different all right. a mixup sent her dog snowball home with a different woman. the groomer tried to track down snowball. eventually, the woman returned realizing a mistake had been made. >> i was just amazed that this could even happen. huh could you confuse these dogs? >> the groomer is not commenting how the mixup happened other than snowball was indeed found and returned. >>> wedding bells have been ringing all over the world today because of the unusual date. couples are tieing the knot because it is 12-13-14. it is the last sequential date until we see if january 2, 2034. many couples made their way to las vegas to mark the one of a kind occasion. >> the last time we had a big day like this was 7-7-7. and then 11-11-11. >> some couples traveled all the way from florida to get married in vegas. some brides and grooms traveled in costume to make this date more memorable. >>> look at that.

a professor at california state university long beach created it in 1966 as a nonreligious celebrationfamily and social values. it's meant to help african americans reconnect with their roots. each night of kwanzaa a new candle is lit with a tree of seven candle branches. >>> and a teenager tells us how this hit-and-run changed his life. >>> a new proposal that would help prevent dui offendsers from becoming repeat offenders. >>> he was in a crosswalk when he was hit by a car and as he lay on the pavement the driver got out to do something before taking off. that high school senior is laid up tonight while the hit-and- run driver is still on the lose. new at 10:00, amber lee is live in rodeo with the young man's story. the dream he may never realize and his family's hope to find the person responsibility. amber. >> ken, the 17-year-old tells me he was crossing the street here along parker avenue at sixth street when a driver hit him. pulled over. got out of the car. looked at him briefly then she took off. >> all my pain is in my knees. >> reporter: chris mcdevin tells me he is sufferi

southern california especially, it's really tapered off. long beach about one inch. santa barbara picked up a little over 2.25. downtown l.a. by usc campus, 1.2. san diego and oceanside a little less, about .50 to .75 inch. further up the coast, san francisco got drenched. over two inches. san jose pretty heavy rain in the last hour. sacramento about an inch. everyone got about what we expected with this. the good news for the rest of the country is that storm is also going to bring pacific mild air across the nation. rain mountains, we still could see minor flooding problems as we go throughout the afternoon. >> again, it looks like we had minor problems, but no major problems with mud or debris flows. that's great because we need every drop. >> i know. they needed the rain out there. >> small communities having water shipped into them. we can deal with a little mud. >> let's hope for the best. the latest ton 13-year-old rescued after four years of being held prisoner. here is what he's saying about the ordeal. >>> caught on camera, a surfing competition got a surpr

. >> reporter: zamperini's family who once thought he was dead waited for him in long beach, californiad been dead and i came back alive. >> reporter: zamperini returned to japan years after the war in the hopes of finding the bird. he had come to terms with the nightmares of his past and was ready to forgive. right after the war, the bird flew up to these mountains. he hid out here for seven years. more than 50 years on, we found him in the first television interview of his life, we questioned the bird about his ruthless treatment of the prisoners of war. >> i beat them. kick them. >> zamperini and other prisoners remember you in particular as being the most brutal of all of the guards. how do you explain that? >> zamperini found his redemption another way. during the 1998 winter olympics in japan, he carried the torch. he ran triumphly through the streets of the city which was once his prison. louis zamperini died in july at the age of 97. the only item on his bucket list was joining angelina jolie on the red carpet at the remepremi. >> she ended up not showing up because she had chic

california. >> it happened in a church in redondo beach. many of the injuries are critical and the victims have been taken to the hospital. one was a child. this was a picture courtesey of the l.a. times. the driver of the car ran a red light and then drove head on into the crowd. she has been taken into custody. >> federal investigators say north korea is responsible for the giant hacking scandal. the hacker disease manedded that sony -- demanded that they can sell the movie "the interview" and that's exactly what the studio did. there is a lot of concern about buckling to this pressure. >> movie insiders are shocked. it is set to open nationwide, but not anymore. the u.s. government connected north korea to hackers who demanded the film be canceled. >> hello, north korea. >> sony is pulling the plug on the movie "the interview." the studio says it has been the victim of an unprecedented criminal assault. the decision coming after thousands of theaters including regal, cineplex and amc decided not to show the company about a plot to assass

california. >> it happened in a church in redondo beach.e injuries are critical and the victims have been taken to the hospital. one was a child. this was a picture courtesey of the l.a. times. the driver of the car ran a red light and then drove head on into the crowd. she has been taken into custody. >> federal investigators say north korea is responsible for the giant hacking scandal. the hacker disease manedded that sony -- demanded that they can sell the movie "the interview" and that's exactly what the studio did. there is a lot of concern about buckling to this pressure. >> movie insiders are shocked. it is set to open nationwide, but not anymore. the u.s. government connected north korea to hackers who demanded the film be canceled. >> hello, north korea. >> sony is pulling the plug on the movie "the interview." the studio says it has been the victim of an unprecedented criminal assault. the decision coming after thousands of theaters including regal, cineplex and amc decided not to show the company about a plot to assassinate kim g

designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 101 east market street in long beach, california, and so forth. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? if not, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed. mr. carper: mr. president, i further ask the bill be read a third time and passed and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: and, mr. president, that's all i have at this time. i see we've been joined by the senior senator from the state of hawaii. aloha. and i'm happy to yield the floor to senator hirono. mr. sessions: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. sessions: i have been -- i have indication that if i were here on the floor that i be recognized. i don't know if there is any agreement on that or just an informal understanding. the presiding officer: there is no order to that effect. mr. sessions: well, mr. president, i believe i have the floor and i'd like to share some remarks at

check out some video out of southern california a lifeguard truck got stuck in the sand at san diego's ocean beach. not going anywhere there. they managed to dig it out before the ocean could take it away. waves crashed onto the piers and washed sand into the street during high tide. the few surfers braving the elements got out to do what they do best out there. and a coastal flood advisory in effect on the bay area shore through tomorrow afternoon. that's because of the king tide when the earth, moon and sun line up just at the perfect spot. it means very high and very low tides and that means flooding and low lying areas like richardson bay in marin county. >> if it comes up a couple more feet, they're going to be all flooded out. they put up levees and stuff and pump out stations. >> the extra high tides are sending water onto the pavement near highway 1 exit from highway 101 there. the parking lot there has flooded as well and the bike path in that area. if you're there take caution. >> yes. that is a good idea. >>> all right, now we would get a look at weather but brian hackney isn't here yet

part of that could be blamed on massive congestion at southern california ports including in los angeles and long beach. many shiftsp ships have been diverted up here because of that. basically there's too much cargo to handle and not enough resources to unload including truck drivers that pick up the containers. a labor negotiator for shippers blames some of it on worker slowdowns on the docks. the union for longshoremen has been in a labor dispute and dock workers have been without a contract since mid summer so a lot of these ships in the bay could be around for some time. the pacific maritime association last week reached out to the feds and requested that the government step in to help out the situation. live in oakland christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> the labor dispute can be felt all the way across the ocean at mcdonald's restaurants in japan. it delays shipments of french fries so people can only get a small when they order a burger. mcdonald's solution, airlift them in. the french fries ration ends next week. >>> two people are under arrest after a brawl at a packed sacramento mall. this 18-year

the flight from seattle landed as scheduled in long beach, california, but met by police with bomb-sniffing dogs. a message on the twitter feed claimed there was a bomb on the flight and detonated soon. all passengers had to get off while the plane and luggage was cleared. authorities say the whole thing was a hoax. >>> despite a desperate search, tragedy. the body of a 4-year-old boy found in a pond not far from his grandmother's house. jayden morrison was found in a pond on friday morning. >>> george h.w. bush is said to be in high spirits and making progress, but still in the hospital. nbc's jacob rascon is live with the latest on mr. bush's condition. how is he doing? >> reporter: good morning, betty. we are told he is doing well. not well enough to leave the hospital. he is going on the fifth day at houston methodist after he was rushed here by ambulance on tuesday after he had trouble breathing. he is the oldest living former president. he suffers from a form of parkinson's disease that makes it difficult for him to speak or walk. in recent months, he has been active and sky diving on