software services for marketing and sales this comes as cloud services proved to be a bright spot in s.a.p.'s annual results which came in at the low end of market expectations due to falling sales in the company's licensing business. now let's get the market reaction from frankford with our correspondent daniel called daniel is said to be s.a.p.'s first billion dollar deal in years how's that going down with people on the fighting for. well actually here on the trading floor investors are appreciating this for a long time and say p. that's what was that's what i'm hearing was a little bit too slow to realize that the future is really in this cloud based software and not anymore on the software that is installed on your computer in the last year as a p was investing already a lot of money because of that their profit margin was down went actually down to a level of just twenty eight percent now new numbers of s.a.p.'s were released today announcing that the profit margin is expected to be at a level of thirty five point two percent but still investors and shareholders are not very happy wi

in a couple hours, two hours, at 7:00, the s.a.p. center will open the ice for practice for the athletes competing in the figure skating championship. these are young men and women trying to get a spot on the team to represent the united states during next month's winter olympics in south korea. some of the local athletes we are keeping an eye on, vincent joe, alex benoit, her partner. this is a big deal for san jose, hosting the championships for the first time ever in an olympic year. it's a big deal for 1988 gold medalist. he grew up here in the south bay, spent the day showing off the best san jose restaurants to a group of people. this is a feather in the cap for san jose to hold such a an affair. >> if you have never been to an event in person, it's xooitiexc to see the power. so many people love it on tv. when you see it in person, there's no other way. you can't believe the athleticism involved. we get a lot of fan that is come, they see it on tv and in person. they are hooked for life. >> reporter: opening ceremony is tonigh

orders off now in the german software giant s.a.p.'s spending some big gash indeed brian s.e.p. is actually europe's biggest software maker and it says its future is in the clouds as if he says it's buying california based kalidas software for two point four billion dollars it's said to be s.a.p.'s first billion dollar deal in nearly four years kalidas provides cloud based service software services for marketing sales this comes as cloud services proved to be the bright spot in s.a.p.'s annual results which came in at the low end of market expectations due to falling sales in the company's licensing business. so let's get the word from frankfurt on this with our markets man daniel cope daniel a big acquisition fast a.p. big approval from investors as well. well actually investors are telling me that it was actually time finally to realize that the cloud business is really the future many have been criticizing s.a.p in the past that they were too slow pretty much realizing all of this because of this mostly the profit margin in the last a year it was down actually went down to a

now behind me here in the s.a.p. center right now, the junior men are competing in the free skate competition. we just saw four of those men compete. this is my first time seeing a figure skating competition in person. i've got to tell you, it's very nerve-racking compared to watching other sports like golf or tennis which are pretty much solo sports. one thing you don't necessarily notice when you're watching on tv is how much the crowd is encouraging and forgiving the athletes. applauding even when the young men fell or made a mistake. these men are the future of the skating program. men who will be trying to go to the winter olympics in 2022. those trying to get on a spot for next february, they'll be competing tonight. we're talking about the women and the men and they'll be representing the u.s. during next month's winter olympics in south korea. some of the local athletes, paulina edmunds, karen chen, her parent alex be oint. here is someone you might want to keep an eye on. you're looking at 12-year-old alysa

. >>> s.a.p. says that its u.s. unit agreed to buy callidus software for 2$2.4 billion you can see callidus shares are up this morning. >>> rambus reporting fourth quarter results in line with estimates but has a weak first quarter outlook due to new accounting rules that changes the way it treats revenue from cost mer customers. >>> and waymo making a push into

reporting live from s.a.p. center, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> already following you, garvin and we'll be watching closely, thank you. garvin is headed to south korea for us. you can follow his reports nightly right here on nbc bay area. >>> right now we've got calm conditions across the bay area. beautiful live look out at san francisco. it's fantastic out there. i wish i was there right now, actually. >> gorgeous clear skies. >> no, you're happy to be here with us. >> i'm happy to be here with you. but it's a lot of fun there. >> starting tomorrow expect a major change. one that is packing several days of strong rain. meteorologist rob mayeda shows us how much is coming our way. >> we'll be seeing those changes tomorrow first in the form of some increasing clouds. during the day san jose highs close to 60 tomorrow as the storm system kind of getting its act together offshore, merging with some tropical moisture to the south of that system there just off the coast of southern california. and the cool

giant a s a p let's cross over now to davos where my colleague ben for soon and has caught up with s.a.p.'s executive board member dale fox margin bennett it looks like some corporates actually do walk the talk. you want me to find a powerful woman i did it there folks money is on the executive board how have you been experiencing tech as a woman oh look i have had the tremendous privilege of working for a great company that has a very strong diversity and inclusion program so i've been given tremendous opportunity lot of sponsorship a lot of mentorship and it's really been an incredible incredible learning experience for me and you came from education so education to take what was that transition like for you and he is that something that you can tell us about today education being so important in trying to get women into tech look you know getting more women into attack it's a multifaceted challenge and i think it starts right at the very beginning you know with young girls and encouraging them to take on stem technology or you know to learn technical topics in school and as if he is a

is buying california based caliber software for two point four billion dollars now it's said to be s.a.p.'s first billion dollar deal in nearly four years kalidas provides cloud based software services for marketing and sales now this comes as cloud services proved to be the bright spot in s.a.p.'s annual results which came in at the low end of market expectations due to falling sales in the company's licensing business. now let's get the market reaction from frankford with our correspondent daniel called daniel is said to be a peace first billion dollar deal in years how's that going down with people on the trading floor. well actually here on the trading floor investors are appreciating this for a long time and say p. that's what was that's what i'm hearing was a little bit too slow to realize that the future is really in this cloud based software and not anymore on the software that is installed on your computer in the last year as a p was investing already a lot of money because of that their profit margin was down went actually down to a level of just twenty eight percent now new nu

live at s.a.p. center, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i thought i was going to see your championship skills on the ice this morning. >> come on, bob. we know you have them. >> reporter: you don't want to see that. no, i don't. >> the archive video for anything olympics, we have you covered. visit our website to find out about the games and the bay area olympic hopefuls. go to www.nbcbayarea.com and click on the sports tab. >>> it is 6:39 a.m. believe it or not, the bay area has managed to keep the traffic jams under control and no major accidents. however, remember the crash i mentioned earlier in the south bay? it looks like it is causing delays. so, along northbound 101, just north of the 680 connector, still showing stop and go traffic. it is a minor fender bender, but a couple cars out there and they are struggling to move to the right hand shoulder. we are going to keep a close eye on that. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that never fails. looks like that goes back to

we're live at the s.a.p. center. the shark tank with the look at the local figure skaters hoping for a spot on team usa. >>> thunderstorms developing near the bay area. we're going to be tracking this and when the strongest storms since last winter could arrive. details at 5:19 tonight. some call it a silent crisis. but not anymore. a bay area congressman says it s time we do more to >>> should there be a panic button? bay area congressman said it's time we do more to protect hotel employees from sexual harassment and assault. >> reporter: everyone we talked to said it sounds like a great idea especially to keep the female, hotel workers safe. many hotel workers in major u.s. cities are already wearing panic button. almost 50% reported some kind of sexual harassment or assault by guests including men answering the door naked or assaulting female workers in the hotel room. >> we still think a lot of women are finding their voice. we see that definitely in the hotel industries. >> reporter: assembly member hayward co-s

in s.a.p.'s innovation center in the german city of potsdam data experts are developing new applications for machine learning. machine learning is about the computer learning from data rather than being specifically programmed that enables us to process fundamentally restructured information such as natural speech a spoken word the written word pictures or videos in completely new ways. learning computers analyze data and identify patterns like humans learning from experience the more data available the more reliably a program can make its own decisions berlin start ups are already using the technology. in pharma cultivates vegetables and herbs in computer controlled modules on location in supermarkets or restaurants the data collected on growth and consumption is aimed at obtaining a perfect match between cultivation and demand. but while in farms data volumes are growing only slowly online retailer outfitter a has collected enormous amounts. outfitter restyle lists put together wardrobes for h

"today in the bay's" garvin thomas joins us from the s.a.p.enter to tell us about another night of high drama on the nice where the men had to earn their ticket to pyeongchang. hey, garvin. >> reporter: hey, kira. you know, people who have covered this sport for a long time say there is always drama associated with it at these competitions, and we witnessed that firsthand all week with the women a couple nights ago, and right now we're in the middle of it with the men's competition, and right in the middle of that is palo alto's vincent joe. let's show last night's skate as we explain where we are in this whole olympic selection process. vincent came into the long skate, the preskate in fifth place. he skated well, but not great. what he was going to need to make it on to the podium was a couple of skaters ahead of him were going to have to falter. but that seemed incredibly unlikely, because both of those skaters were former u.s. national champions themselves. but that is exactly what happened. in a stunning turn-around in the space of just a

s of tech giant s.a.p by air and zealots all the countries participating in davos currently are trying to make a case for investments in their countries just like the u.s. but the context is difficult considering the isolationist vibe sent out precisely by usa industrialized nations like germany or canada certainly have nothing to fear but what about emerging economies they are hoping for the best with a bit of caution. in the morning this is the hotel breakfast area for the rest of the day it is the pakistan billion dollars the country's delegates are proud of how their country's economy is performing and want to show that here pakistan is no longer dependent on the help of old industrial powers china is investing fifty four billion dollars in infrastructure it is helping build roads ports and industrial parks that it also helps to profit from. and for pakistan it is also vested interest to develop spark fun from the grassroots level. anything that we've basically been doing with the us all the europe is not really planting than roots and ritual growing up to become i mean i think it

s of big name companies including s.a.p and zealand's and then they congratulated him on the slashing of that corporate tax rate and they said that they would invest in the future on the whole it was a more subdued tone from the u.s. president there wasn't anything particularly inflammatory or weak leaders have been laying the groundwork to challenge his protectionist ideas without perhaps naming him without saying this is specifically something that trump is guilty of and trump took the same tack he criticized china essentially without mentioning the country by name for intellectual property theft for tipping the trade balance in their favor with unfair trade practices and he said that this must change that he firmly turned his back as we expected on multilateralism but the case was made earlier in the week by the french president emmanuelle mccoll and the german chancellor angela merkel who called for a stronger europe with the french president to money when michael certainly a merging the davos dogging here although the u.s. president certainly had the spotlight in it he proved tha

pledges in terms of numbers yet but we did see from the footage following that dinner last night was s.a.p.'s the millions totality it's congratulating chum for the tax reform saying that they would now invest we haven't got a figure on that at the moment but chump did point out that apple had already pledged to invest three hundred fifty billion u.s. dollars following that tax reform we also know that toyota and chrysler haven't acted similar measures so hopefully the chump administration will be waiting i'm sure for pledges that all similarly grand. well he. boasted in his speech of low unemployment a boy in record breaking stock market and rising business and consumer confidence as if it all was his doing i mean while his tax cuts are widely praised in the business world isn't he just lucky to ride the bullish stock market and prosper in world economy. yeah there's a lot to speak for that interpretation especially as the tax cuts they were just announced they really don't have any influence on a pretty good two thousand and seventeen and an excellent stock market but having said that it

s in the friends who will invest in the country that being s.a.p google and facebook so yes there is a shift towards mccraw but still angle americal when it comes to the future of europe is a key leader that needs to be talked to and that will be listened to and of course because we come back like you alpha and omega have spoken at davos thank you very much and now. and of course as i mentioned we'll be going live to davos the soonest chancellor angela merkel south addressing the world economic forum in the meantime of course you can also check out our website for more news on. america and germany's participation in the world economic forum you can go to be dot com or to deed obvious business website turning now to other news and there's been no letup in turkey's military offensive against kurdish militia in northern syria despite international of course for restraint coalition forces currently controlled much of northern syria and you can see this here in this map the shaded area and that is off in the northwest there which is now the focus of turkey's latest offensive so why is a f

. >>> s.a.p. shares slide a bit after reporting earnings just shy of expectations. they also snap up a u.s. cloud company for 2$2.4 billions. >>> and shares in some of russia's largest companies fall after the u.s. treasury department issues an oligarch's list that names and shames but does not sanction hundreds of the country's politicians and businessmen. >>> happy tuesday morning, willem it hasn't been so rosy when it comes to markets reaction. we saw the first down day in four months in u.s. trading yesterday with all the major indices coming off a bit dow and s&p seeing their worst day since september pulled down by some blue chip names including apple. the picture in europe is not positive this morning. stoxx 600 is trading down. the ratio of red to green is 8 to 2, i would say. more red than green. let's get into individual bourses. again, you can see that european bourses across the board are actually struggling. ftse 100 down almost a half percentage point similar theme for germany and cac currant as well. ftse mib is one of the more risk-on risk-off barome

i have not come out of i've been in s.a.p. for a lopg time i think sales force is a maim that has shown much stronger fwrout than what you've witnessed in ibm s.a.p.'s worked. adobe is another name you can play in space. to see ibm at 190. that soundsgreat where does that put apple? 210? 215? love to see it >> we seem every week to be focused on these big blue chip companies out of the dow positive calls, mention, reratings and improving economy around the world oh, by the way, the falling dollar it all plays into that story with we get these calls almost every day. is this where the trend going to continue to be >> yes, i think. >> in other words, we'd say go big or go home that's one way we've tried the suggest looking at it. >> we have not heard anybody say you guys were too optimistic with your view of how many more we're going to benefit from the tax bill we've not heard one company say that yet now we're just in the start of the earnings season really with jpmorgan and wells fargo friday and b obviously, the companies th

sky7 overhead as thousands of women marched from san jose city hall to arena green near the s.a.p.enter. there was a rousing cheer as they set off, many with signs saying things like we shall overcome. the marchers were met by representers from community organizers at arena green. they answered questions about issues like immigration, reproductive rights and protection for survivors of domestic violence. >>> in the north bay, a women's march began in sonoma plaza. organizers say this year's event focused on engaging youth and uplifting women leaders are standing up against voter suppression. more than 830 people indicated they were attending on the event's facebook page. >>> certainly lots of folks are sending us photos and videos from the bay area marches and we'd love to see yours. #abc7now on social media so we can find them and share them with the world. >>> turning to developing news now, the fallout from the federal government shutdown has already started. fell workers were notified today if they were exempt or furloughed as both houses of congress continue to work on a short

next year, though, the nhl's best will skate at the s.a.p. center in san jose.ade that announcement at the 2019 all-star weekend will be at the shark tank. sn jose hosted the game once before, that was 1997. then shark scored a hat trick, famously pointing top shelf. aussie open women's finals. simona halep taking on caroline wozniacki. wozniacki up 5-4. halep hit it is behind her, setting up championship point where wozniacki gets a little help from the net. caroline wozniacki, her first grand slam. former warrior and current boyfriend david lee looking on. 7-6, 3-7 and 6-4. wozniacki almost lost in the second round. had to rally from down 5-1 in the third to win that. warriors and celtics tonight. looking forward to it. >> can't wait. >> yeah. >> wish i was there. >> you'll be here watching. the postgame show. >> you won't hear the trash talking from here. >> not the same. larry, thanks so much. >>> it's not something you see every day. >> just ahead, the story of are we >>> a cat who loves car rides on the hood is getting a lot of attention near portland. >>

skating championship going on right now at s.a.p.a look at the competition coming up. >>> but first, happening now, breaking news out of new jersey where a teenager is dead and dozens of people are sick because of carbon monoxide poisoning. it happened at an apartment building in perth am boy. authorities are looking to see if carbon monoxide detecters were working, but with the cold it would be no wonder if they were using a heater. >>> david letterman is also coming back. his next show on netflix with david letterman. his first guest will be president barack obama. the show will be released next friday. it is the first talk show letterman has hosted since he stepped down from "the late show" in 2015. we're back after the break. monday - reaction to the golden globes... the first award )s shw since the )me too ) movement began. and - overnight updates to the forecast... as i track what could be a strong storm early in the week. that )s monday on )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. >>> we are now just 35 days away from the start of the w

it includes some of the parking lots near the s.a.p. center. but some are asking the tech giant to pump the brakes. let's take you outside live where a group is expected to protest this evening. the group is worried housing prices will skyrocket and asking leaders to consider when they negotiate on this manned campus. the activisted protested in mountain view today. they want google to assist people who might lose their homes because of rising prices and want google to help now before it builds its campus in san jose. >> we have asked google to come to our town halls. we invited them to every community and they haven't showed up. if they aren't going to be coming, we're showing up to google saying we're coming to you. >> a pro-business urged san jose to welcome google. we'll have that part of the story tonight at 6:00. >>> is it dirty politics or business as usual in san francisco? late last night, the political shakeup. mark farrell was named acting mayor. tonight, the reaction after the board of supervisored voted to unseat the acting mayor.

why are we looking at s.a.p. center? because the figure skating championships are happening today. we are super excited about that. of course you know you can watch all the olympic action here on nbc. >>> as people head out there and head down, there's a chance of rain. >> rain later this afternoon. make sure you bring the umbrella. a lot of people like to walk downtown san jose. you want to make sure you are prepared for it all. we start out this morning with cool temperatures, mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions. the seven day forecast is coming up. temperatures now, mostly upper 40s, heading into the mid-60s today. 65 degrees in san jose and 63 degrees in palo alto. we are going to have low 60s for the north bay and 59 degrees today in san francisco. livermore, 63 degrees. as we get a look at what to wear this morning and for the day, it will be a good day for wearing a nice, warm coat to start. also, we talked about that, don't forget the umbrella. as we go through the rest of the day, you'll be comfortable wearing long sleeves and a good day to wear boots, especially if you

the league announced today that san jose's s.a.p. center will host the 2019 all star game. game has been played in the south bay. sharks hosted it in 1987. >>> the 116th golden gate kennel dog show is right in the thick of it right now at the cow palace. so i'm on the couch with my 80-pound furry k-9 chubby. we got the call to see if she had it, whatever "it" is. >> wow. golden gate kennel club. can you imagine? >> reporter: the annual dog show is back at the cow palace this weekend. what does it take to be a show dog anyway? that's what my dog chubby and i wanted to find out. show chairman mike stone knows -- >> that's where you see them. they look at the teeth. they look at the ears. some judges, they'll look and see how the ears are set. >> confidence. >> those are all important factors. all important factors to becoming a great show dog. >> oh, no. >> is there a mixed class? she's lab, shepherd. >> in showing dogs, it is purebred dogs. >> sorry, baby. >> i notice some of the competitions, they don't do the basing sit up, roll over, fetch. is it really like the "best in

nbc bay area garvin thompson joins live at the s.a.p. center what it means for the competition. i understand you have polina with you. >> reporter: that's right. i can tell you what's what happened but it's easier to hear from polina herself she walked up about a minute ago. thank you so much under the circumstances for joining us please tell me what what happened why did you withdraw. >> this morning i was practicing for my long program. and i was feeling shooting pains in my right foot which is the injured foot, the triple flip and ultimately i needed to decide to pull out because i felt like i couldn't perform them today due to the pain. and i don't want that mental instability of potentially injuring myself further in in my head to compete. without those two i have a competitive content. and i just -- i needed to decide to pull out today and put my health first. >> you skated so cleanly. on the -- in the short program and felt so good. was there any indication during the short program that there was an issue with your foot. >> no i did edge jumps in the short program like i'

march starts at 11:00 in the morning at city hall ending one hour later at arena green east near the s.a.p. center. in oakland, a rally starts f. there, the march starts at 11:30 and ends at frank ogala plaza. in san francisco, a rally starts at 11:00 at civic center plaza. the march will shut down embarcadero from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. we will have coverage on cbssf.com. if you're going, you can share your photos and videos with us on our kpix facebook page. veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> well tonight, the charges against 11 bay area activists arrested for blocking caltrain tracks on inauguration day have been dropped. each of the defendant was seeking an individual trial set to begin in march. the d.a.'s office says it simply could not justify the prosecution or resources being spent on the case any longer. >>> tonight delta is cracking down on passengers who travel with their pets. kpix 5 andrea nakano is live to break down the new rules for us. >> reporter: delta airlines has seen people trying to fly with turkeys, possums, spiders, snakes, saying they are service or support animals. wel

globe trotters, vern glenn got to suit up with the legendary traveling team as they came into the s.a.per this afternoon. i don't think he's going to remind anybody of curly neal any time soon, but he was on the court and we'll tell you how he did with the harlem globetrotters. >> i bet he's got some tricks up his sleeve. >> you think? i know the globetrotters do. >> he'll come up with something. as a steeler household, that was a tough pill to swallow there. >> how about if you're the new orleans saints on the last play of the game? >> some crushers. >> a chance the super bowl could be played in minnesota. they're getting it back to philadelphia next week. >> we'll be right back. life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. ge

s of two major german corporates s.a.p and siemens discussed his america first policy. of just over four hundred speeches delivered at the world economic forum the one from u.s. president donald trump is set to attract the most attention he's scheduled to deliver the closing address and he's already confident of a positive image caption. i think it's going to be very well received it's a very positive press the united states is doing fantastically well better than we've done in decades the stock markets are incredible business is it coming back into the united states i think it's going to be a great message that people are going to like hearing ok thank you kyra thank you rick i think it is your credit crunch started his visit by hosting an informal dinner for group of some of europe's most powerful business executives he wasted no time in listing his achievements for corporations to asians and i just want to say that there's been a lot of war a lot of respect for a country and a lot of money billions and billions of dollars coming into the u.s. and people are very happ

it was a wednesday afternoon in early november and karen chen skated alone at san jose's s.a.p. center. no coaches, no trainers. not even a single spectator taking up one of the 17,000 seats. karen had only herself and her music to push her through this practice. that and the knowledge of what would be happening tonight. >> the next time will be for nationals. >> reporter: while not an olympic trial, the national championships will go a long way in deciding who will represent the u.s. at the winter games. it's a competition this native won last year surprising much of the ice skating world including herself. >> defense deit was definitely shocker for me. i didn't put much expectation on myself. >> reporter: when she did, and very little has been the same since. even skating in front of no one, everyone is watching. it can make karen nervous when she admits a weakness of hers in the past but one she will have to master if she's to make travel plans to south korea this february. >> in a way i'll feel a little more pressure because i know that people know who i am. people are watch

. >>> the globetrotters play friday and sun at the s.a.p. center in san jose and saturday at the oracle in oakland. >>> 6:00 right now and we are fogged in looking live from our cameras. heading out the door and the rain on the way in. >> plus, a young girl is dead after a horrifying crash in the east bay. the investigation is under way. >>> and avoiding a government shutdown, the reason lawmakers can't come to an agreement on a bill to keep

figure skating championships at the s.a.p. center. >> i was shocked. i didn't believe it at first and then it sunk in and i was really surprised. >> reporter: surprised because she was sick with a bad cold. >> it was kind of difficult for me to focus, but thinking about all my technique and my jump, my jump and springs i managed to get through the program. >> reporter: managed to just get through? actually she won with a second highest score ever in the junior division of the championships. this eighth grader is magical on the ice with her triple axels andly cal lines. and of course raw talent, talent that her father says she exhibit when'd she was only 5 when he took her to the skating rink just half a year of group lessons and he knew she was a natural. >> the first competition she entered and she entered late and she got first place. >> reporter: her coach has been with her all the way. >> she loves to skate. she works hard. and she loves challenges. and that's what makes a champion. >> reporter: even with her victories on the ice, the 12-year-old i

sir elioten's final bay area appearance will be on january 19th, 2019 at the s.a.p.ter in san jose. presale tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. you know those go fast. >>> new technology with the potential to change livers. stamford researchers >>> new technology developed in the bay area could dramatically change the way doctors treat stroke patients. and researchers at stanfod say it has the potential to change lives proufldly. here is abc 7 news anchor. >>> when we first met mora last year they was recovering from a life threatening stroke that hit at age 19. >> i think i tried saying i have to go to work. instead it coming out like that i said i have to go, go, go, go to work. >> and worse, the stroke struck while she was sleeping. a heart breaking scenario for researchers because clot dissolving drugs and surgeries need to start in hours. >> when they wake one a stroke they are outside the treatment window and don't meet the guidelines angle but this doctor says new technology developed at stanford will shatter the window. revolutionizing stroke treatment.

figure skating championships at the s.a.p. center. >> i was shocked. i didn't believe it at first.n it sunk in and i was surprised. >> reporter: surprised because she was sick with a bad cold. >> it was kind of difficult for me to focus, but thinking about my technique and my jumps and spins, i managed to get through the program. >> reporter: managed to just get through? tl actually, she won with the second highest score ever in the junior division of the championships. this eighth grader is magical on the ice with her triple axles and lyrical lines and raw talent. tale that her father says she exhibited when she was only five when he took her to the skating rink just half a year of group lessons and he knew she was a natural. >> the first competition she entered, she entered late and she got first place. >> reporter: her coach has been with her all the way. >> she loves to skate. she works hard. and she loves challenges. that's what makes a champion. >> reporter: even with her victories on the ice, the 12 year old is too young to compete in the junior world championships or the ol

figure skating championships at the s.a.p. center. >> i was shocked. i didn't believe it at first.as surprised. >> reporter: surprised because she was sick with a bad cold. >> it was kind of difficult for me to focus, but thinking about my technique and my jumps and spins, i managed to get through the program. >> reporter: managed to just get through? tl actually, she won with the second highest score ever in the junior division of the championships. this eighth grader is magical on the ice with her triple axles and lyrical lines and raw talent. talent that her father says she exhibited when she was only five when he took her to the skating rink just half a year of group lessons and he knew she was a natural. >> the first competition she entered, she entered late and she got first place. >> reporter: her coach has been with her all the way. >> she loves to skate. she works hard. and she loves challenges. that's what makes a champion. >> reporter: even with her victories on the ice, the 12 year old is too young to compete in the junior world championships or the olympics. she's disa

. >>> some of the best figure skaters in the world are coming to s.a.p. center in san jose.hy one bay area skating legend says you haven't seen the sport until you've seen it live. and star power? the best figure skaters in the country are in san jose this >>> okay. are you ready for the excitement? are you ready for the star power, the best figure skaters in the country are in san jose this week. >> big time. years of training come down to minutes on the ice. the top performers this week make it to team usa and head to the olympics in south korea next month ppt let's bring in garvin thomas, joins us from the shark at a tank in san jose with all the excitement on the eve of competition. garvin. >> reporter: raj and jess some of the competition has been on the way a couple days. the junior novice and intermediate skaters holding their champion. but things get real tomorrow night. opening ceremonies at 6:00. and then at 6:30 the senior lasered ladies short program featuring bay area skaters karen chen and polina edmunds. this is a big deal for san jose. it's the first time thi

a live look at the s.a.p. center now where the men are about to take the ice in the u.s. national skating championships. among those skating for a place on the u.s. olympic team. palo alto's own vincent zhou. the hometown skater hoping to follow other decorated skaters like brian boitano. last night we chatwood brian. tonight jeremy abbott. the fours-time u.s. champion. and welcome back to the bay area. he won the u.s. nationals here in san jose. what about six years ago, jeremy. >> about, it was 2012, six years ago almost exactly. >> welcome back to town did you feel the earthquake last night? >> i did not i actually literally just landed about an hour ago. raced over to watch the men's. >> so, a lot of the men are feeling really nervous maybe they feel the earth shaking underneath them when they hit the ice. we have the one big chance with vincent zhou. do you think he has a good chance in what was your prediction for this. >> i think that vincent has a great chance at making the olympic team this year. he has to do his job like all the other men. but it's definitely a

this is the second time the s.a.p. center hosted the game. scored a hat trick and the third goal on one of the greatest plays in all-star history when he famously pointed top shelf to beat dominick has i can. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you tonight at 5:00. >>> all right. governing. i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. you can see that the clouds are being pushed well offshore right now with live doppler 7 and the satellite image. we do have gusty conditions, especially in the higher elevations like in the north bay and east bay hills. 22 miles per hour at mt. tam. 25 in oakland hills and spring valley. winds are coming from the north and northeast. this offshore flow will affect your temperatures quite a bit. here's the live shot from the east bay. look at that. the camera is bouncing because of the wind. you can see how cloer it is over the bay right now. we're in the 40s and 50s. san francisco 51. oakland 53. san jose and gilroy still at 49 degrees. this time we'll head over to mt. tam. more 40s and 50s for you.

of the harlem globetrotters, vern glenn got a suit up with the traveling team for the game at the s.a.phis afternoon. i don't know if his performance is going to earn him a full- time spot, but he should probably keep his day job with us? maybe? but he did score. on the court with the harlem globetrotters. >> what a football day. great watching the highlights. >> breaking it down tonight. i feel for minnesota. the super bowl is going to be in minnesota. and it's a great story. i hope they make it. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a car goes flying. how it ends up stuck in a second floor office. >>> government shutdown, the president pointing the finger at democrats for suspending talks on daca. >>> we uncovered big problems with the affordable rental program. why some high demand units are sitting vacant for months. nment cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. that's why target supports the asian art museum in san francisco. the asian museum is here to make asian arts and

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sunday afternoon, they move to san jose's s.a.p. center. more games are scheduled for the bay area next weekend. >> kari didn't have plans for the weekend yet. now you do. >>> these folks have plans as well. proud parents. they had five babies overnight. doctors, last night, safely delivered their quintuplets at a hospital in walnut creek. look at them before the delivery, looking prorly mobabl calm than this morning. they delivered three boys and two girls at 27 weeks. they are around 2.5 pounds, very small. the good news is all the babies are stable. they also have two daughters. those little girls will be helping a lot. they found out last year, there would be five more on the way. what a blessing for that family and hopefully all of their community will rally around them because five is a lot of babies. >> to have all at once. laura garcia had three, but five. >> if you work in child care, you have to keep it to that limit. i don't think you can have more than that. mike? >> you know, i can barely manage two. we talked about that. we ha

he's an american but the ceo of a european company, s.a.p.them at pains and willing to tem him how much they have invested in the united states. how much they would like to invest in the united states, to the degree, how big the business is of the united states for them, and at one point, making a joke, perhaps, at the expense of general electric to bill mcdermott when he said, excuse me, to the ceo of abb, when he said, oh, yeah good luck with that ge purchase. so a little bit of humor there stock market humor guys, brian, back to you by the way, that dinner happening in this building just like 20 feet from here >> peek your head in see what happens michelle, thank you. >>> listen, bair is there. the big german company they're buying, you pointed this out in the break, they're trying to buy monsanto here in the u.s. so i wonder if the ceo will have a private moment with the president about any deal making. faruk is still with us here. i appreciate your patience, sir, listening. let's say you meet -- you're in a dinner here with the president