3 star magnolia's in full bloom... so are o-cahmey flowering cherries.. and even the bee's are busy pollinating. sights you'd this march... not 3 its not uncommon to 3 have a warm 3 christmas here obviously, anybody whos lived here for a while knows that, because its been warm so long its allowed these things time to actually fully develop and start blooming and that is unusual. for more than 30 years, jim borenstein has run south pleasantburg nursery in greenville county. when he returned this morning from the christmas holiday...borenstein says he was in for quite the surprise.it's just about in full bloom. many of these blooms are almost all the way open and that is a good month or two ahead of schedule. so what should flowering plant owners do? 3 3 enjoy them now. you dont usually see flowers in december/early january, so enjoy them now. james wilkins who works at the south carolina botanical garden at clemson university says should colder temps arrive -- just let the plants be...so they can re-acclamte to winter.

i will be joined by david bloom. then, we will break back through the bank of england stress test results and this prospect of credit tightening in the new year. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. let's get to the top stories. morgan stanley is planning to cut as much as a quarter of its staff. the cuts will be across all regions and are set to take place before the end of the year. ceoch insurance groups leaves the company at the end of this year. a shipment has been appointed as the interim ceo. a permanent replacement is on the way. extending airstrikes in to syria is being discussed by david cameron. china has been named the latest addition to the ims. we have been up on light digging through the reporting. -- we have been up all night digging through the reporting. is it what we were expecting, or is it less than what people anticipated? i think: good morning, it was broadly in line with what people expected. it is a final confirmation of the yuan that arrived on the world stage. it is a

i actually think an interesting case here is an example -- the example of allen bloom, who -- the per section his fame now book "the closing of the american mind," blockbuster books, allen bloom says what's wrong with higher education? it's killing the soul of our children, they're getting all this pluralism and multiculturalism but they're not getting great ideas and they're not getting the challenges of those great ideas. so it's how higher education is impoverishing the souls of our children, and nietzsche is right there all along, even talks bet the nietzscheanizeation of american intellectual life and according to bloom, he thinks that so much of what is wrong in late -- late 20th center intellectual us that's electric to to all -- that's intellectuals are reading nietzsche and they're tired of universal truth, tired of someone else residents power, tired of authority, and so he says all the counterculture of the '6's sis nurses on the nietzsche authoritarianity. it's one thing to have protests in the streets and another thing to bring them into the academy and make a ruckus. he'

roses still very much in bloom. some of the usual signs of spring including flowers making their appearances early. we spoke to an expert about the impact of this unseasonable show. what is going on that this cherry tree is blooming? >> well, the weather is nice. it's really beautiful. the temperatures are warm. so got a little confused. thinks it's spring. >> reporter: a lot of things are confused, aren't they? >> yeah, even some trees be a problem in the spring? >> i don't think so. i think it will be fine. we get the periodic warm spells every now and again. and some of the trees will test the waters and be like, is it spring yet? that kind of stuff. >> reporter: so it doesn't mean that -- like we're seeing bulbs bloom that they'll be dead by the time spring does come? >> well, it depends on how long this lasts. >> reporter: now he tells us that bulbs actually could be affected because they need a certain amount of time dormant but they take their signals from the amount of day the light, the length of the day so

sunflowers already blooming. how you can him your plants survive -- how you can help winter hits. elderly woman found dead in her apartment may have been murdered. cbs 2's janelle burrell reports from brooklyn. >> reporter: as neighbors of myrtle mckenny struggle to understand why anyone would have wanted to kill the 82- year-old -- >> i can't believe it. everybody is in shock. i have been here 25 years and this is disgusting. >> reporter: police now say the doctor who signed off on her death certificate ruling the cause of death hypertension and diabetes had no way of knowing she was murdered. >> our family doctor as far as we can tell in our determination right now, never viewed the body. >> reporter: police say after mckenny was found dead by a home health aid under the kitchen table in her 6th floor apartment of the woodson houses in brownsville on november 9 her body stayed in the morgue. it wasn't until the funeral director began preparing her for burial last weekend that he discovered her death >> that funeral director discovered a stab wound in her neck. and also some brui

things are blooming her at the garden center. you can see, it's so vibrant and pretty. normally it would not be this pretty at this time of year, just a couple of days before christmas. it's one example of the impact the warm weather is having. >> but in this kind of weather look at how full the blooms are. >> the canvass of colors for christmas this year include some springtime hues thanks to mother nature. flowering trees and plants usually bare are now in bloom. >> but we're getting this extra color which, kind of lovely. >> mahoney's garden center says the warm streak is allowing many plants to survive longer and customers are coming in droves to cultivate their unexpected greenery. >> because of these we keep on this for a couple of weeks more, they will start rooting themselves. >> the warm weather allowed for a late in season line treatment. it looks a lot like a dusting of snow. the application will help the soil for spring. >> it could be 70 on christmas day. >> mike says this december is nearly 10 degrees warmer than normal and that will make history. >> the m

jonathan bloom spoke with the co company with a 3 d head set. >> the world is changing to like ipad.m came here from korea hoping to make this replace black boards and projectors. >> when you watch this, you can see it come to you and everything is like rotation. >> terror glass is a 3 d display that's transparent and kids can easy equations and diagrams while staying face-to-face with the teacher. >> through the black bored, what is there to see about the teacher, all the time. >> they envision college students watching online lectures on the 600 device they hope schools will buy in bulk. >> if high school or university want to try out, you want to give them samples. >> a totally new device requires new content and that's the other side of the company's business, a project called sam cast to create high quality 3 d lessons free for students. >> it's the wrong pronoun in this case. >> it's called sam cast, sam is korean for teacher and in this oakland studio, uc berkeley students are recording lessons for high schoolers about to take the sat. >> in and out and in and out here. >> the

s cherry blossoms are now blooming. the these are a different type they are autumn flowering cherry trees so they can bloom if the temperature stays warm enough during the the fall but however it is usually too cold to happen in d.c. in december. the experts say these blooming trees will not affect the very popular spring blossom, because they will still pop up in the spring. >> it is finally coming to an even no record for today but it is still above average, yes. this is from the very gradual downhill, drop that we're going to make in terms of the thermometer readings but we have not had a seasonal day just yet. >> yes, we're in the 40's. >> and i think, always say perception is reality when it comes to the the weather, warm, cold, wet or dryer then it was before but it feels freezing by the time we hit the weekend. the lets look at those records though, balmy as can be, man, last couple of days. four days straight. we had days into the the 60's or 70's a and brand new record set. it will be tough to beat the the 2015

s cherry blossoms to bloom early. experts say the autumn flowering cherry can bloom in autumn if temperatures stay high enough. they also say the late year bloom will not have any impact on the tepp cal blossoms in the spring. >>> today mark the fourth consecutive day of record high temperatures so kate what it's feel like outside now. >> express cash it feels a little chilly right now. maybe i'm just getting spoiled by the warm weather. temperatures still have well above average. in fact the temperature right now in warmer than the high is supposed to be today. but compared with the past four days, it does feel a little on the cool side this evening here on the sky deck much headlights take a look at temperatures across the area. dropping into the 40s in some spots. 47 in wilmington. 47 in millville much it's 50 degrees in philadelphia. keep in mine the normal high is 45 for today's date so it's really still well above average. it's still a bit brisk outside though. winds about 10 to 12 miles per hour sustain at the

they wouldn't bloom again when they're supposed to for the growing season. so of course we lose thousands of pounds worth of apple crops in the area. most apple varieties need about 1,000 hours in temperatures below 45 degrees. that's about 40 days or so. so there's still plenty of time for that to happen. >> i wouldn't have any concern until late january if we don't see any cold weather in january, yeah, there may be some concern then. peaches and apples. >> ashlea: now if you see actually flowers popping up, don't be concerned. however, they likely won't bloom a second time this spring. so you'll lose out on that color. coming up on news 13 tonight, we've got another sort of weird warm weather story for you. we'll tell you what mountain pet owners are having problems with right now because of all these spring-like conditions. i'm ashlea surles, news 13. >> larry: it has been a year of meeting great people. leading up to 2015's person of the year. up next, one of the finalists. a police officer who went the extra mile. >> tammy: next in never stop classroom

s cherry blossoms to bloom early.xperts say the autumn flowering cherry can bloom in autumn if temperatures stay high enough. they also say the late year bloom will not have any impact on the tepp cal blossoms in the spring. >>> today mark the fourth consecutive day of record high temperatures so kate what it's feel like outside now. >> express cash it feels a little chilly right now. maybe i'm just getting spoiled by the warm weather. temperatures still have well above average. in fact the temperature right now in warmer than the high is supposed to be today. but compared with the past four days, it does feel a little on the cool side this evening here on the sky deck much headlights take a look at temperatures across the area. dropping into the 40s in some spots. 47 in wilmington. 47 in millville much it's 50 degrees in philadelphia. keep in mine the normal high is 45 for today's date so it's really still well above average. it's still a bit brisk outside though. winds about 10 to 12 miles per hour sustain at the mo

is of plants confused and trees in bloom. that's going to turn around by the weekend. numbers closer to where they should be. still dealing with pockets of fog, 59. we jumped a few degrees. definitely well above normal. around the city a little cooler on staten island and a degree cooler in jersey city. 48 the cool spot on the map and temperatures spread right there. these numbers are cooler than they were yesterday but we are still shooting for numbers well 63. so it's official, every single and so far in december i mean so many days 60 plus we could tie or break that record of consecutive days and there are a few records in reach today. we could see a new record but probably not in the city with the record being 67 and we are shooting for 63 but we could see them at newark and jfk as well so tune in tonight and you. westchester. it's better at the airports. we are going to see the clouds kind of race by over head. wind starts to pick up, south west wind. we warm up and wait for this front. remember the timing is such that f

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course, last year before gina won the globe, we named her our breakout and this season it was rachael bloom. >> it's been a crazy day. >> you were nominated for a golden globe. >> rachael bloom, "crazy ex-girlfriend." >> aahhhh! it's crazy. >> where were you when yo out? what song and dance did you do? >> i was in a robe and did a happy dance with my husband. >> stallone packs a punch. >> sylvester stallone, "creed." >> his first nomination since "rocky" an unexpected honor. today was better than yesterday because the actor was involved in a fender bender in beverly hills. >> i hit his car and he was really nice. >> globe snubs. >> the biggest snub of all is johnny depp. he was nominated yesterday for the screen actors guild award. i don't think they liked "black tom hanks has been shutout for these types of awards for years now. >> also left out, kevin spacey. but who's checking in? >> american horror story, hotel. >> i'm glad i got up. >> the presenter talked to our michelle turner after her show's shoutout. >> i actually did a scene that aired last night for "american horror story hotel"

the national park service snapped this photo of blooming cherry blossoms. the buds sporadically blossom on a species of tree called the oug autumn flowering cherry. so while the rest of us were oh my gosh. they were like it does happen actually. >> i've been hearing so many reports of this saying, my azaleas are blooming. i've gotten a picture of a daf foe dill. this is weather is not common for this time of year. >> 74 the high tomorrow? definitely not common for december. >> temperatures tomorrow running a good 20 to 25 driegs above normal. that's the same case on monday. that's your first weather headline. then we will be dealing with some showers on monday, especially later in the day during the late afternoon and evening hours, maybe having an impact on the evening commute, but they're looking pretty light and meager in nature. next weekend in you want december temps, you'll get them. temperatures saturday and sunday staying in the 40s. current lie right now, 53 in washington. 55 in gaithersburg. 54 in annapolis. we're not going to fall too much from w

jonathan bloom is there live. >> fans came to see an awesome game and that's what they god. it's a good thing they got their money's worth because they came from all over the globe for the nba finals rematch. >>> on the court, it was 32 lucky kids who got christmas presents from the team. but for thousands of fans, the best of all. >> this is your christmas celebration. >> you brought me tickets to the game? >> they drove all night from sabsan diego to get here. they even came from the north pole. i'm here to see steph curry and lebron james. >> this is going to be one of the greatest rematches, bar none. why would we miss this? >> the trash talking started early. >> always lebron, you know? >> what about her? >> oh, every day she's always talking about steph curry, clay thompson. >> what do you think of lebron? >> i hate lebron. >> lebron has some haters in this crowd. >> oh, yeah. where ever he goes, he's going to have haters. >> the cavs fans were walking on enemy ground. and even though he's wearing red, father christmas knows who he's rooting for. >> reporter: santa cla

it was so warm in washington, d.c., the nation's capitals famed cherly blossoms bloomed three months early. the national parks service says it will not affect the bloom in spring. >>> here's a sight in new york. people picnicking in central park. >> i saw that with my own eyes yesterday. the spring-like weather will soon come to an abrupt halt. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us. >> i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, here we go. it's monday all over. particularly in chicago, st. louis, little rock. look for big-time travel delays. mother nature will not just pick on the midwest. the northeast as well. that front pushes through. it will bring with it more travel delays and in the midst of very warm ir, it will be a spring-like show we are heavy downpours in the middle of december. back to you. reena? richard? >> i do like paul's passion. new details in the investigation of the san bernardino massacre. officials have finished dragging a lake. still no word if they have found the hard drive. now questions about why screeners who let malik into the country overlooked her soci

check this out -- the cherry blossoms bloomed in washington, trees bloom in warm autumn temps .. and will bloom again in the spring. its still to come... 26 days of kindness. it's an effort to remember 26 victims of a shooting -- three years ago today. plus...70 years later -- a letter to santa is answered. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in chelsea, developing overnight. new poll numberssout this mornnng... according totohe latest nbc-wall street journal poll, both donald trump and ted cruz would lose to hillary clinton if the election were held today. ben carson and marco rubio could both beat hh...but neitter are topping the republican field. in iowa...the new des moines register poll is out this morning. hillary clinton's lead growing since the last poll -- she now leads bernie sanders 48 to 39 percent. and a milestone in iowa -- and national politics -- today. governor branstad becomes the longest serving governor in our country's history... today -- topping new york's george clinton...who served both before and after the constituition was written. it's been thre

the toxic algae blooms have hit several lakes in the east way. it causes itchy skin, diarrhea, vomiting and headaches. researchers are trying to discover what is causing the algae blooms. >>> coming up, hope for the best and plans for el nino. san francisco leaders want people to be safe with wetter weather on the way. now we get to find out how they'll make that happen. >> simply shaken up and shocked. an east bay home invasion in far rin da turns violent. the bay area this morning-- drenching rains-- and strong winds are expected to blast the entire region.. and this morning's wet weather is just the beginning. sam/vo plus-- as the rain moves in-- >>> drenching rains and strong winds expected for the entire region. this morning it's just beginning. >> as rain moves in, cities across california bracing for the worst. the exercise happening today to prepare for this year's el nino. >>> a nanny pistol whipped and a little girl scared during a home invasion in the east bay. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm laura

it's a corpse flower and takes ten-years to bloom and the flowers only last a day and when it does bloom it releases an odor that smells like garbage or a dead animal and the odor helps it survive in the wild. >>> a north jersey man is arrested for impersonating a police officer after he allegedly tried to pull over the wrong die, richard goldrich is suspected of trying to pull over an off-duty police officer on the garden state police officer. goldrich pulls behind the officer and activated emergency lights, the officer pulled over thinking it was an undercover car. he is being held now on $52,000 bail. >>> hershey is preparing to plant the world's biggest kiss on new years eve, we are talking about a chocolate kiss, crews tested the giant hersheys kiss they plan to drop at midnight to to ring in 2016. it's dropped at the corner of chocolate and cocoa avenues. between 10,000 and 12,000 people are expected to attend. now to come at 4:30 today, as if warm temperatures were not enough of a blow, thieves target a locatele ski resort. plus -- >> i'm mid yeah han, you have just a couple of da

with a couple of pieces as we saw them bloom and that they will be okay and a little confused. if you heard the birds, they are confused too. 62. a live look outside at the michael and son weather cam and winds are light at the south at 7. we are looking at a very mild night by december standards anyway with mild and patchy fog once again. if you're out late after midnight. that you could run in to patchy fog with the low beams please. more like april this weekend and than december. and without the showers, which is kind of nice. mainly afternoon showers on monday we'll monitor that for the yellow weather alert day as they look fine and then warm on tuesday. quite frankly warm on wednesday and then cold by next friday and temperatures will fall back to the 40s about average. a little dose of reality by this time next week. >>> tonight, on the future cast 56 at 10:00. 10:00 at night 56 downtown. 52 in leesburg and gaithersburg and bowie. now by morning at 7:00 we're in the 40s with a couple of sprinkles that are possible now west of cumberland across th divide, but pretty nice t

check out these cherry blossom trees in bloom.mseems as if the trees are confused about this mild weather. look at this picture from audubon where pink rose is blooming on this rose bush. the trees, they are confused, we're confused. >> my brother felt compelled to mow his lawn on sunday. it's growing kind of and i don't know what to do so. what's ahead, bill? >> we're all confused. >> i feel guilty i haven't been working in the yard. the lawn looks like it needs a little help. it's still green. put down seed, do a little aerating. it's an early spring. but look at this. look at the camera shaking, that's the wind that developed overnight. a strong gusty wind and you'll feel it through the day. still mild outside. those plants are still growing at this hour. 62 degrees, winds out of the west at 14 gusting to more than 20 miles an hour in the philadelphia area. we're seeing gusts in the pocono mountains of more than 30 miles per hour. the flags blowing. bringing the temperatures down. we're cooling down a bit but very warm from the

an unexpected turn of events for actor orlando bloom after flying in to india's capital bloom was reportedly set to visit delhi to promote tourism but was denied entry and sent back to great britain because he did not havea valid visa. bloom was eventually granted legal entry the next day. nicki minaj's childhood will be chronicled in a new television series - and the cast has already been selected! the 33-year-old took to instagram over the weekend to gush about ariana neal, the 11-year- old selected to play a young minaj in the upcoming abc family series titled, " nicki". >> still to come in our third half hour of news 4 today.... one high schooler with autism had his chance to shine on the court. and several high school teams were squeezing in basketball we'll have highlights from match ups from around siouxland in the good morning. it's 6 a-m on tuesday, december 22nd. authorities call it suspicious: human remains found in a pickup truck on fire in the middle of a field in northeast nebraska. we'll have the latest in a moment. also... a family and community in spencer, iowa is searching

bloom said he is impressed by how beautiful that country is. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. i'm elizabeth noreika . 7 news at 5:00 starts now p breaking news of a violent threat in nashua, new hampshire prompting schools to shut down. . >> anchor: also break, a mother and her two young children missing. police now asking for the pledge pledge's help . >> anchor: a deadly drive on the las vegas strip killing one person and injuring dozens of others. the woman accused now behind . >> anchor: temperatures 40's . >> anchor: breaking news out of fenway. another red sox legend getting his number added to the right field facade steve harvey crowns miss universe but then takes back her title. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news at 5:00. a violent threat shutting down schools in nashua, new hampshire today but administrators just announced that things will resume as inal tomorrow. so police tell us this threat was very specific and directed at the city's to high schools . of all the students and staff

the fact is the algae blooms are so big the mortality rate is way up.verage year success rate is about 50%. this year has been particular severe with the size of the algae bloom. our survival rate has gone down to 30%.>>reporter: the brains of you than i see mammals are sent to stanford for research on how to treat human epilepsy making the tragic sacrifice a greater value.>>tom, if this algae loom is hurting sea lions and then crab fisherman catfish are crap what about people eating fish in the be -- be? >>it is really primarily confined to what these animals eat. when you start talking about see mammals your talk about sea otters that live on other crap and shellfish. at the moment the greatest danger to humans is the one that is protected against and that is the dungeness crab. >>thank you. >>> republican presidential candidate chris christie is heading to the bay area for a fundraiser. he is said to appear at a luncheon tomorrow at the four seasons hotel in east palo alto. it is being hosted by hewlett- packard ceo. tickets go for $120 a person or $

bloom field walk away and showed up later at a local hospital. >> such a horrific crash for him to just walk away. >> just justice. >> report accident investigators continue to work on the case with the da. so far no charges have been filed. police found a second car identified that driver in the suspected street racing incident. relatives and friends of the victims want justice and they want their loved ones remember remembered. >> very, you know, sweet boy. very, very sweet. >> we just want justice for the kids. >> reporter: now, mourners say they will continue to hold vigils and marches like this until they get justice. a spokesman for the da said today, he cannot comment further on the investigation and could not give a timetable on when that investigation might be concluded. iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> now on to your fox 29 winter weather authority. live look at allentown tonight. things have cleared up here and they're drying out. we're already eyeing the next round of rain though and some on the changes. let's check in with meteorologist dave warren. >> we're keeping

jonathan bloom shows how it works. the giant letters were on everyone's mind.shows are sold out but if you can get tickets there is one question. this is irresistible for some, but not everyone. >> it's too much stimulation so i end up with horrible headaches. >> we've gone back to the way it's shown in the 50s with two projection units. >> they used these projectors but now, this movie palace has two new projectors. >> one giant for each eye ball. >> wow. >> it's the only theater showing star wars in two projector 3 d. if you can't stand 3 d, they say because you have not seen one like this. >> some people say it's not bright enough. the owner says most theaters use a single projector for 3 d that flips more than 100 times per second. these don't need to do that. >> most without flickering or interruption. it's a wonderful system. >> it requires a projectionist to align two machines every day. maybe why the only one is at pixar's screening room. he hopes they give it a dry. >> this 5-year-old in me is super stoked. >> the city is warning drivers about traffic

it's been so warm that the cherry trees have started to bloom along the tidal basin in washington, d.c. the trees have been fooled into thinking this is spring. the cherry blossoms should return, though, in late march or april. i hope it doesn't do any sort of permanent damage. i don't want to say damage, but yeah. >> right. i wonder. to bloom normally. >> and our producers know everything. >> i missed that botany class so i'm going to stick to weather. >> you're not a horticulturist? >> no. let me tell you what i do know. we are going to have mild temperatures again in the city today. we are going to be talking about some rain rolling in. we have a dense fog advisory in effect for sections of new jersey. watch limited visibility in some areas. even out to long island. showers, scattered through the day with clouds for the most part. later on today into tonight. we are going to see those showers stick around. and we'll see late-night clearing, late during the overnight, but watch it, it's going to being so 50 tonight. we need that rain. moderate temperatures in the picture and the seve

cherry blossoms are blooming early, expert say autumn flowering cherry can bloom in autumn if temperatures stay high enough as they have been. they also say don't worry, the the bloom will not have any impact on the blossoming again in the springtime. such a great tradition in d.c. they love cherry blossoms. >> absolutely, that is a whole festival. understandable but this monster el nino as we would call it, they have a very significant impact, obviously economically speaking but on our weather. i mean that continues to be the headline. the it is still above average, substantially so. even thorough we cooler then yesterday. it is really interesting to see how things can pan out but that el nino, will, dash our hopes at a white christmas across the eastern you had for the the most part. so, unless we go higher up, it is slim pickings for snow if that is what you have been dreaming of. storm scan three your eye gets drawn here, doesn't it? this is latest storm system to take shape. we have been talking about this as the catalyst for cooler air to finally mean more seasonal condition, by the

bloom field walked away and showed taupe local hospital later. >> take the time that they have to take, you know, no rush or anything, but, you know, to just justice. >> reporter: accident investigators continue to work on the case with the district attorney but so far no charges have been filed. police found a second car identified the driver in the suspected street racing incide incident. >> all i have is her ashes to kiss good night. and good morning. and i don't want -- i don't want this case forgotten about. >> reporter: now, a spokesman for the da says he cannot comment further on the investigation or give us a timetable on when it may be concluded. coming up at 6:00, family members search for answers. iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> new surveillance video released today shows the man wanted by philadelphia police for robbing a rite aid. he happened christmas day on the 1900 block of fairmount avenue. that's in francisville. police say store workers approached the guy and when they suspected him of shopping lifting some soap, that's when investigators say the man pulled

scientists say large el ninos have been associated with large algae blooms. and if conditions persist, which they believe they may, we could be in for another big bloom next year. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> we called the state department of health to ask about what that scientist told us about the anchovies. right now the state says that anchovies are safe to eat. >>> well, by this time tomorrow, the area will be getting wet and it's just the start of our unsettled weather. skies were cloudy over san francisco bay area today. chief meteorologist paul deanno is here with rain on the way. paul. >> rain on the way and an early christmas gift from mother nature. we need a lot of it but not all at once. in the past several storms, they have been good because they brought a decent amount of rainfall but no flooding. this one will be similar. we have rain to our north right now already a few light rain showers being picked up in mendocino county and lake county. not picked up widespread on the radar. that will overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. -- t

. >> as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains, it was a time to tell stories about how much work remains. >> in early years, most of us didn't tell full stories of lost loved ones. we were silent. >> it was a disease no one would talk about. >> 25,000 americans, dead before their president would even speak. >> now, on this 22 world aids day, people are telling storys. >> wishing there is something more we could have done for him. and all the others. >> brothers, sisters, daughters and sons. living their days. >> but there are hundreds more that have yet to be told and efforts continue to capture those stories in a modern day digital tapestries. >> the love my life died in 1992. >> he could never tell that story until he went inside of the booth. >> they can record their own stories. >> i went in the booth and cried my eyes out and talked about him. >> he is a fixture in the community now getting an award for early response to the epidemic. now, a scholarship. >> i hope to become a infectious disease specialist. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> the storm that coa

. >>> lake del valle is closed due to a toxic algae bloom. it's hit several other lakes in the east bay. it causes ever thing from itchy skin diarrhea, vomiting and makes. researchers are trying to find out what's causing the algae bloom. they say they've never had a problem like this before. >>> the storm is brewing. a live look at san francisco this morning. no rain yet. calm situation it appears to be. that soon is going to change. >> right now, the first of a series of strong storms making their way. >> timing of the rain with anthony in just a moment. we want to start with "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live at city hall. >> reporter: laura and sam, we've heard it before. this could be the most powerful el nino on record. there is discussion of preparation. that's what mayor ed lee in san francisco is set to discuss, how the city is helping the people who work here and live here including those who live on the street by detailing the creation of the additional winter shelters. the worry is flooding, mudslides and other issues. the

. >> as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains, it was a time to tell stories about how much work remains. >> in early years, most of us didn't tell full stories of lost loved ones. we were silent. >> it was a disease no one would talk about. >> 25,000 americans, dead before their president would even speak. >> now, on this 22 world aids day, people are telling storys. >> wishing there is something more we could have done for him. and all the others. >> brothers, sisters, daughters and sons. living their days. >> but there are hundreds more that have yet to be told and efforts continue to capture those stories in a modern day digital tapestries. >> the love my life died in 1992. >> he could never tell that story until he went inside of the booth. >> they can record their own stories. >> i went in the booth and cried my eyes out and talked about him. >> he is a fixture in the community now getting an award for early response to the epidemic. now, a scholarship. >> i hope to become a infectious disease specialist. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> the storm that coa

jonathan bloom shows how it works. the giant letters were on everyone's mind.shows are sold out but if you can get tickets there is one question. this is irresistible for some, but not everyone. >> it's too much stimulation so i end up with horrible headaches. >> we've gone back to the way it's shown in the 50s with two projection units. >> they used these projectors but now, this movie palace has two new projectors. >> one giant for each eye ball. >> wow. >> it's the only theater showing star wars in two projector 3 d. if you can't stand 3 d, they say because you have not seen one like this. >> some people say it's not bright enough. the owner says most theaters use a single projector for 3 d that flips more than 100 times per second. these don't need to do that. >> most without flickering or interruption. it's a wonderful system. >> it requires a projectionist to align two machines every day. maybe why the only one is at pixar's screening room. he hopes they give it a dry. >> this 5-year-old in me is super stoked. >> the city is warning drivers about traffic

the one that did it for me that maybe comeback was it judy bloom. judy bloom bloom was just it. remember it started in an almost obvious clichÉ way, it was the first book that i thought she was writing about me. then i remember hitting puberty and liking girls and her book are you there god it's me margaret, that was like an instruction manual to me. to this day, she is a hero to me. the books that stick with me are the books, not that i enjoy the most but the books that at that moment in my life i needed. i really, really needed. they were just like life preservers. >> when you are very little, reading comes through the ear a lot. i got red to buy my mother, she read a lot of poetry, i especially love nonsense poetry. lewis carroll, so it is language separated from the usual meaning and that to me was absently wonderful. you could hear and read simultaneously and words and rhythms would do unexpected things. also, in my house and certainly in my head, at least, early on words on the page and being read to got mixed in with a lot of words used at home. so gilbert and sullivan, t

but there's an abundance of blooms in pasadena. channel 13s michael admire joins us... michael... the football game not the only highlight in at the rose bowl. workign a way on rose bowl experience this week together and that's not all fans get to a big crowd for the hawkeye huddle... the celebrity that showed up for the l-a event... days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. right to rise usa . this time last year, iowa prepares for the taxslayer bowl as some fans questioned whether kirk ferentz had lost his touch. no one questions that now. another national coach of the year award for kirk ferentz. he wins the dodd trophy. that's one of the big ones. ferentz posed with stanford coach david shaw and the rose bowl tro

we are seeing the second bloom. it is warm enough for the second bloom. temperatures in d.c. close to 70. in new york, mid-60s. in boston, temperatures above average in the 50s. here is the area where we have a slight risk of stronger storms. we could see isolated tornadoes, but a large hail risk from southeastern kansas through oklahoma and all the way through central texas, including austin and dallas, too. that is an area we need to keep an eye out for as we go into the afternoon. craig. >>> all right. dylan dreyer, we will come back in a bit. sheinelle is here following a bit of a major development regards to the climate change in paris. >> it is one of the most significant conferences on climate change. it is ending with international agreement. 200 nations spent two weeks negotiating this deal. nbc's kelly cobiella has been following the deal. she joins us from london. good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. you said it. this is an historic agreement if it goes through. have reached a deal to limit greenhouse gasses and emissions. the prime minister says thi

the warm temperatures have even caused the cherry trees to bloom early. according to the national park service, peak bloom dates for cherry trees have shifted earlier by about 5 days since 1921. sabrina: anchor toss to wx sam: adlib toss. sam: weather adlib: we are finally done with rain here in the metro, at least for this afternoon! the saturday night through monday making this the wettest december of all time not only for the metro but most of iowa. we should stay dry during the day today, but we are going to start the morning with patchy fog. skies will be cloudy through the day with a high in the low 40s and a breezy east wind. tonight it will be cloudy again with lows in the mid 30s strong southerly winds. rain and a wintry mix will be falling across central and northwest iowa, but that will turn into snow in northwest iowa by wednesday morning. northwest iowa will likely see accumulations ranging between 1 to 2 inches with totals increasing as you move towards south dakota. we are going to be dry but cold through the rest of the week as temperature

let's take one last look at debby and bring out the new debby bloom. i bet she's blossomed. >> oh, my gosh. look at the way she's walking. she's a model. you can take that off. >> whoa! oh! wow! you were amazing before. >> wait until you see, debby. turn around, doll. >> oh, my goodness! >> can you believe what's happening? >> i love the back of that. >> oh, that cut is great. >> it's beveled. >> look right at camera 12 if you wouldn't mind. >> love that. love the color, lewis. >> thank you, i so appreciate that. that is, of course, highlights and a single process. the tip here is remember, the highlights should always relate but they can still be bright. those are a caramely gold. and a great job with the haircut. simple by chic. and look at that makeup. it's gorgeous. >> what about this outfit? >> i love the skirt and top. >> she said, what about jeans? i haven't worn a dress or a skirt in ten years since cousin tony's wedding. wear a skirt or a dress. this is white house black-market. all right. thank you so much, louis. thank you, jill. thank you,

check out the early blooms in d.c. it looks like spring - not almost winter! ............................... there are still some northerly breezes and that may be saving us... but it feels colder with the wind chill. ............... at least we'll have sunny skies today and that will help some... but shady spots and any winds will keep it feeling chilly. highs just in the mid to upper 40s today... not as warm as yesterday's low 50s. ((sherry swensk)) the warm december is causing washington dc's cherry blossoms to bloom early./// back to you!/// ((sharie johnson)) > today... be meeting for a special session by governor sandoval. sandoval issued the proclamation last night. the legislature is being asked to consider business tax incentives -- including the faraday future deal... and infrastructure expansion necessary for the apex business site, among other issues. the session is expected to wrap up within a few days./// patranya, how are the roads this morning? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) accident cheyenne and pecos lamb and alexander get around this also ax sahara

. >> our second lucky lady is debly bloom, 48 from atlantic city. debby has two children, two grandchildren. she wanted to come for the tree lighting last night but stayed home to make a sign and increase her odds of being picked and it worked. let's hear her story. >> well, debbie, i know this is actually an emotional day for you. so why is this important to you? >> i've been wanting this forever. i survived cancer, and it's like a christmas gift and it's a life gift to myself, so excited. >> we're so happy we can give this to you. i saw tears on the plaza. we were going to make this a happy day. >> yes. >> how great is that? she's here with her best friend, ken. >> hi, ken. >> welcome, ken. let's take one last look at debby and bring out the new debby bloom. i bet she's blossomed. >> oh, my gosh. look at the way she's walking. she's a model. you can take that off. wow! oh! wow! you were amazing before. >> wait until you see, debby. turn around, doll. >> oh, my goodness! >> can you believe what's happening? >> i love the back of that. >> oh, that c

in san francisco jonathon bloom. abc7 news. >> he is so cheerful about it. >> i want to know how you play it. and it is extremely complicated. >> i spend enough time paying rent and in traffic, but kudo's for the creativity. drew is. >> i never played monopoly. >> retraction. >> i don't think i have the patience. i wouldn't win if i finished. live doppler 7hd is quiet. it is still cool out there and 41 currently in napa. it is 40 in fairfield and 48 in san jose. the same in san francisco. at half moon bay we are right along the ocean wore at 50 degrees. that's because we have the wind in half moon bay coming off the ocean which is in the mid50s. it is still breezy with a 32 mile per hour wind gust. 22 miles per hour and 18 at sfo and 21 at oaknd la. and these winds are going to be with us for much of the day on monday. it will have the chill in the air as we head back to work and school. since the front moved through it relaxed the atmosphere. lots of sunshine and 61. 50 in fresno. pief 5 in sacramento. here in the b