check your attics for air loss. inspect ductwork for air leaks.eep fireplaces cold -- closed if not in use. times replacing the filter and the equipment. >> use the sunshine to warm your house opening curtains during the day. check for the blockage. you.ank coming up, a look at what is new in theaters pre-arch campbell has a preview of "the >> one way to look at the weather is that it is a good time to head to a movie theater to check out a movie. arch campbell has an idea of what you might want to see. include oneis week of the years best and one of the world -- years biggest. the dragon steals the show and the second chapter of "the hobbit." a lot of warriors and monsters. fans will love it while the non- initiated might squirm during the three-hour running time. three stars, pg-13. poppins is not for sale. >> saving mr. banks tells the story behind the making of "mary poppins." the very visited -- in the thompson breathes fire into her. bob the time things work out, there is not a try i in the house. pg-13, for stars. -- bestend best that bet.

an increasing number of them are experiencing tread loss and rapid air loss.nd june 2012. owners can have them replace it michelin stores for no charge. anight we are learning district heights police officer shot will responding to a robbery last week was wounded by friendly fire. early reports indicate that a prince george's county police officer who showed up at the scene on parkland court fire his weapon and a suspect car and that is when the district heights officer was hit. he was wearing a bulletproof fast and wasn't seriously hurt. the suspects were looking for were arrested. day placingpent the remembrance wreaths on more than 143,000 headstones at arlington national park -- allergan national cemetery. this marked the 22nd year that the group took part in the event. betty edwards was one of the volunteers. is buried at arlington national cemetery. she says the wreath ceremony is her way of paying tribute. >> he is missed. >> and all, 540,000 wreaths were placed across the country in more than 900 locations. d.c. councilman jack evans officiated his fir

. >> a recall to tell you about, tiremaker is recalling tires because of tread loss or rapid air loss. they are used on pickup trucks and vans and small rv's and energy lite trucks made between january of 2010 and june of 2012. the tires can be replaced at the stores at no charge. they is been no deaths or injuries reported. >> lottery official say the next prize could surpass last year's record of $656 million the jack pot. no one won on friday. on saturday, officials raised the amount to $550 million for tomorrow's drawing. but this accident include weekend ticket sales or the spike expected for tomorrow night so it could be bigger. here's the winning numbers from friday, and the new rules make it harder to win picking from 75 rather than 56. however, the mega ball is now easier to get, just one of 15 numbers rather than the 46. over all the odds are worse if the dreamers. >> the office pool obviously didn't work out. >> here we are. >> a great weekend, however, although it was cold. >> it was cold in the morning especially in the evening and in between we tried to raise the tempera

because an increasing number are experiencing tread lock or rapid air loss.he tires are commonly used in pickup trucks, heavy duty vans, small rvs and commercial light trucks. no deaths or injuries have been reported because of the tires. the tires known as michelin ltxms tires were made between january 2010 and june 2012. they were sold as original equipment on some vehicles and as new replacement tires. owners who have them can get them replaced at michelin stores for no charge. >>> california officials are warning people to avoid eating recreational harvested shellfish that supplies shellfish from monterey. officials say it's dangerous because levels of poisonous toxins have been found in mussels in the area and consumers should not eat clams, mussels or whole scallops from either bay. this did not a-- does not apply to commercially sold shellfish from approved sources but china was saying that it is banning imports of u.s. shellfish indefinitely. only if they are from the west coast. there are reports that the chinese government imposed the ban after rece

. >> a recall with 1.2 million tires being recalled because of tread loss or rapid air loss.ires are commonly used for pick medium trucks and vans and small r.v.'s and light trucks. the tires are made between january 2010 and june of 12 >> the next mega millions jackpot is staggering to a new record with officials saying strong ticket sells could mush tomorrow's jackpot before last year's record $650 million. no ticket matched all numbers needed to win on friday the $425 million prize. as friday night, the players have bought enough tickets to cover half of the $-- 259 million number come by nations so chances are good someone will walk away. >> we would like to be one of those me. >> could not happen to fine people the. >> i agree. >> now a check on the forecast. >> i am sure director group is great, too. now, a look outside: here is a look at what is going on across the country you can see the nature of the jet extreme from anchorage to edmonton to minneapolis and noun to washington, the slippery slope of the arctic air slipping down to frost in florida. at home the fog has

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loss. they also installed this air compressor to help prevent hydrogen explosions by supplying air to lower the content pressure in the plant in the case of a power outage. but even with these new standards, some local officials and residents live near these facilities express anxiety. one city is in the vicinity of the reprocessing plant. currently, the city has an evacuation plan for residents who live within a five-kilometer radius, but they feel that the japanese government should review the measures. >> translator: we hope the government will announce the guidelines as soon as possible, then we can start drawing up the new evacuation plan. >> translator: i think evacuation plans for residents should be strengthened, along with the preparations for starting the plant, but i feel that the only thing taking place is the speeding up of the start of the plant's operation. >> reporter: the accident at fukushima daiichi shook the nation. even when the new stricter regulations, the anxieties of people living close to nuclear-related facilities have not been entirely quelled, and more steps nee

air. sort of startling in the pope and the loss of mandela and concerns about justice rights for gay and lesbianeople in marriage and talked about the importance of gun control from your perspective. now on to some happier lighter stuff here. you've been a pastor for how long? >> 41 in 2013. >> six churches you've served and district superintendent for a while. and then i think the the important thing is you seem optimistic still about the situation can be engaged and optimistic about people. >> i think so. i saw a quote from gandy. happiness is what you say, think, do is in harmony. i think if we can work on that, i think faith without words is dead and not just being a hearer of the word but doer of the word. living out some of the things we're in and one of my favorites is the fruits of the spirit. >> remind us all? >> loves, joy, peace, goodness, gentleness, patience, kindness, self-control, king james' version but discipline. without discipline, there's no life, as some people said. robert frost said life is tons of discipline. i think if we have some of the fruits as what i've seen over th

the lockerbie air disaster remains the largest ever loss of life in a single event in the united kingdom. like everybody from the lockerbie area, i remember exactly where i was when i heard the news, and the emotions i felt as the event unfolded. that is, however, nothing to what you and families back in the u.k. and other parts of the world have had to bear post -- to bear. to lose a loved one in unexpected locality, especially a young person, is heartbreaking. but to do so under an unprecedented global media spotlight, which has lasted all of these 25 years, is beyond compare. and for that, you, along with the townspeople of lockerbie and everyone else caught in these events, have our utmost admiration and respect. many people in and around lockerbie never have and never will speak openly about these events, although they have in as deeply affected by them and the loss of anonymity for our small town. on behalf of them and everyone else in and around lockerbie, i offer you our continuing ourathy for your loss, gratitude for the friendships forged and the bonds strengthened, and our det

the lockerbie air disaster remains the largest ever loss of life in a single event in the united kingdomm the lockerbie area, i remember exactly where i was when i heard the news, and the emotions i felt as the event unfolded. that is, however, nothing to what you and families back in the u.k. and other parts of the world have had to bear. to lose a loved one in unexpected locality, especially a young person, is heartbreaking. but to do so under an unprecedented global media spotlight, which has lasted all of these 25 years, is beyond compare. and for that, you, along with the townspeople of lockerbie and everyone else caught in these events, have our utmost admiration and respect. many people in and around lockerbie never have and never will speak openly about these events, although they have in as deeply affected by them and the loss of anonymity for our small town. on behalf of them and everyone else in and around lockerbie, i offer you our continuing sympathy for your loss, our gratitude for the friendships forged and the bonds strengthened, and our determination to continue to suppo

. >> anita, as i said before we met on the air, i'm so sorry for your loss. >> uh-huh. >> i read someank you. >> some of the amazing things about your husband and some of the things his students were saying about him, he was a light, a silver lining in a city, what do you want people to know about your husband? >> what i want people to know about him, what he wants to know about him is really it's not about what ronnie did, it's what ronnie wanted to show to the libyan people, and that's he wanted to shine the light and the love of jesus to the libyan people that he knew. he really did. he didn't want attention on himself about being a good guy or a good teacher or the fun teacher. it was just about the love and the forgiveness that we know from god. >> and i've heard -- >> that's what he wants to leave behind. >> and i've heard you say that, i mean, you wrote a letter in part to the people who killed him saying that you love them and that you forgive them. that's an extraordinary thing. >> i do. i honestly do not have any anger towards them, and i want them to know this. i don't have

victims said their release would add to the pain of the loss but the public said it would effect them. we chose not to air the audio hear. you can find it on our web site, ktvu.com under us world news on our on homepage. >> the death of fast & furious fast was not just from the impact of the crash alone, according to the preliminary autopsy. according total corner, he -- to the corner, he died from traumatic injuries and burns. reports show his friend was driving, and died on impact. toxicology results for both walker and rodas will be complete. >> universal pictures put filming fast and furious on hold. the latest installment will so stop for an unspecified period. it was set to be released next july. universal says it will assess all options available to move forward with the production. >>> according to marine mammal experts. near ever grades national park, some have beached themselves. ten died so far and rescuers are worried. experts say the pod appears confused. the team of biologist is trying to steer them back into the ocean. >>> and as eric rasmussen explains, they're targeting you. >> reporter:

can trace the ugliest of his sins to a bizarre series of events that began with the loss of his arm. >> after the airorce medically retired me, i retired to little rock, arkansas, started selling clothes in the mall. all i thought about all day long was having one arm, being in the big city where i didn't know anybody, and i already had like self-confidence issues before that. so finally one day i decided, the only way i'm going to get over this and not miss out on the best years of my life is just to do everything i wanted to do before. i learned how to talk to girls. i learned how to build confidence and i did what i wanted to do. >> but the benefits of his newfound confidence revealed a new problem, a lack of cash. >> eventually i went to the club. i was only 19 years old and i got in, and for the first time i was around people that i always wanted to be around, and part of that scenery was doing cocaine, and i couldn't afford to do cocaine without selling cocaine. so i started to sell cocaine. >> he claims he was successful as a drug dealer, but then one night he took things up a notch. >> three

the lockerbie air disaster remains the largest ever loss of life in a single event in the united kingdom everybody from the lockerbie area, i remember exactly where i was when i heard the news, and the emotions i felt as the event unfolded. that is, however, nothing to what you and families back in the u.k. and other parts of the world have had to bear. to lose a loved one in an unexpected fatality, especially a young person, is heartbreaking. but to do so under an unprecedented global media spotlight, which has lasted all of these 25 years, is beyond compare. and for that, you, along with the townspeople of lockerbie and everyone else caught in these events, have our utmost admiration and respect. many people in and around lockerbie never have and never will speak openly about these events, although they have been deeply affected by them and the loss of anonymity for our small town. on behalf of them and everyone else in and around lockerbie, i offer you our continuing sympathy for your loss, our gratitude for the friendships forged and the bonds strengthened, and our determination to c

president obama and the first lady are on air force one on their way to south africa at the nation continues to mourn the lossf civil rights legend nelson mandela. >>> the clock is ticking. the senate has less than half hour to vote. the debate happening today. >>> arctic air back to the deep freeze again this morning. some of these temperatures hovering down low 20s. more on that coming up. >>> and we're seeing major delays after a multicar crash. blocking up to three lanes on westbound highway 4. the freezing temperatures are causing some dangerous driving conditions can this morning. let's go tout to kiet do, he's live in o linda. you have seen black ice on the roads. >> reporter: yes, we are live. and the chp warned of black ice early this morning, and we found it inside the caldecott. this is a far right tunnel in the rare right lane. if you look closely, there's a patch of black i10 to 15 long, coming from the water dripping down the side of the tunnel. it went onto the roadway and it froze, and then that water continued to go down the gutter and then that water probably froze for another 50 to 75 yards

loss altos and sunset and look at all of that color. it is due to the air collusion and ice crystals. that's why we had a chance to see it. tracking moisture to the south. nothing is reaching the ground in san jose. we have a little green off the monterey coast. don't be surprised if you get a few sprinkles. visibility is good and looking out toward the bay. it is 55 in san francisco. it is 45 in redwood city. oakland has dropped to the upper 40s along with los gatos. 52 in san jose. today was so mild. the temperatures were in the mid60s to the low 70s. down around the monterey bay, in the mid70s. that's all going uh way. from our exploratorium camera, a few whispy clouds. napa and petaluma, you are feeling the cold air already. it is 46 in livermore and from our east bay hills camera, once again we do have a spare the air alert for tomorrow. it is the 11th straight one. cooler and breezy for the afternoon. gusty winds expected on thursday. wind advisory has been added. we will talk about that a in a moment. here is the cold front that will bring a switch i

the lockerbie air disaster remains the largest ever loss of life in a single event in the united kingdom area, i remember exactly where i was when i heard the news, and the emotions i felt as the event unfolded. that is, however, nothing to what you and families back in the u.k. and other parts of the world have had to bear. to lose a loved one in unexpected locality, especially a young person, is heartbreaking. but to do so under an unprecedented global media spotlight, which has lasted all of these 25 years, is beyond compare. and for that, you, along with the townspeople of lockerbie and everyone else caught in these events, have our utmost admiration and respect. many people in and around lockerbie never have and never will speak openly about these events, although they have in as deeply affected by them and the loss of anonymity for our small town. on behalf of them and everyone else in and around lockerbie, i offer you our continuing sympathy for your loss, our gratitude for the friendships forged and the bonds strengthened, and our determination to continue to support you in the y

loss altos and sunset and look at all of that color. it is due to the air collusion and ice crystals. that's why we had a chance to see it. tracking moisture to the south. nothing is reaching the ground in san jose. we have a little green off the monterey coast. don't be surprised if you get a few sprinkles. visibility is good and looking out toward the bay. it is 55 in san francisco. it is 45 in redwood city. oakland has dropped to the upper 40s along with los gatos. 52 in san jose. today was so mild. the temperatures were in the mid60s to the low 70s. down around the monterey bay, in the mid70s. that's all going uh way. from our exploratorium camera, a few whispy clouds. napa and petaluma, you are feeling the cold air already. it is 46 in livermore and from our east bay hills camera, once again we do have a spare the air alert for tomorrow. it is the 11th straight one. cooler and breezy for the afternoon. gusty winds expected on thursday. wind advisory has been added. we will talk about that a in a moment. here is the cold front that will bring a switch i

from all over the world continue to descend upon that country and mourn the loss and celebrate the legacy of nelson mandela. airresident w. bush and wife laura joining president obama and first lady. the group is part of a long list of american and international dignitaries, one that includes former presidents clinton and carter on hand for a massive public memorial tomorrow with a crowd of nearly 100,000 expected to attend. nbc's ron aless than is live in soweto, south africa with more. ron, we learned today president obama will be speaking tomorrow. what can we expect to hear at that address? >> well, i would imagine his remarks will be very personal. as you know, he has a very close relationship with nelson mand a mandela. their lives are intertwined. mr. obama has said that his first political act as an individual was in support oh of the anti apartheid movement, which mr. mandela, of course, was leading. so there's that. we expect that this could be one of the largest gatherings of heads of states ever together assembled in one place. it's an event that will perhaps rival the funeral of pope john paul ii b

air. we had reports of loss of life when people have been out in the weather. to the snow and freezing precipitation. freezing precipitation will be a big concern as this scoots further south. we were showing you some images, there's a break in the snow, and more adding to the 2-3 feet around the arrowhead of minnesota. the pinks are what i'm mentioning. even if the snow tapered off, the wind gusts 20, 30, 40 miles per hour, blowing the snow on the ground. so you don't feel like you are out of this. all of this moves southward. we are seeing peaks in missouri. it could be enough of abb indication. you get 0.2 it could snap trees, bring down powerlines and makes the roads slick. you saw a video of a car moving out of control of i've lived in the north. that's a desperate feeling when you can't control who your car is doing. anywhere from the tip of kentucky to texas. work arkansas. that's where we saw the freezing precipitation on the road. the other side of this is arctic cold air. more on the temperatures in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. president obama s

losses. >>> 26 degrees in san jose, now maybe snow? >> yeah. the cold airs in place and that will promote snow on some peaks. i will get to that. these were the highs today. these are day time highs. 48 in antioch. 52 in vallejo. 56 oakland. temperatures tomorrow, upper 40s. a lot of cities won't get out of the 50s tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow cooler. over night lows tonight cooler than this morning by quite a bit. we had lots of cold numbers. tomorrow a freeze warning for the bay area. san jose 47. 39 fairfield. that is cold. 40 napa. coming up on -- coming up on 30 degrees. winds are light. they will die down tonight. we had a freeze warning last night for the north bay. the freeze warning tonight is for the entire bay area excluding bay area. look at the over night lows. 24 santa rosa. 21 napa. 23 fairfield. teens in the valleys. these are for the cities. santa rosa, fairfield, napa, temperatures in the 19, 20- degree reading. tomorrow morning freeze warning. by noon clear and cold and cold again tomorrow night. another chilly night. these are the hig

air conditioning unit of this planet. and the challenges that we're facing there is of course sea ice loss over the last few decades has been record-breaking. and of course, what we found when we were there about a year and a half ago was not just that the sea ice area is shrinking arctic, we've lost about 30% over the last 30 or 40 years, but in fact the thickness of the ice is changing as well. it's getting thinner. and that's of great concern as well. all of the dynamics changing in the arctic are affecting -- has a trickle down effect of the oceans around the world. >> so there when you were saying it you called it the air conditioning of the world. but look, you compare this to a thermostat, right? sort of a global thermostat. you traveled around the globe. do you agree with what you heard in miguel's story, the person who's calling it global weirding? >> i think global weirding is actually really appropriate comment. now originally it started with global warming. what we realized was that indeed some places will get warmer, some places will get cooler. it's actually not an overall warming trend which caused the change

loss altos and sunset and look at all of that color. it is due to the airnd ice crystals. that's why we had a chance to see it. tracking moisture to the south. nothing is reaching the ground in san jose. we have a little green off the monterey coast. don't be surprised if you get a few sprinkles. visibility is good and looking out toward the bay. it is 55 in san francisco. it is 45 in redwood city. oakland has dropped to the upper 40s along with los gatos. 52 in san jose. today was so mild. the temperatures were in the mid60s to the low 70s. down around the monterey bay, in the mid70s. that's all going uh way. from our exploratorium camera, a few whispy clouds. napa and petaluma, you are feeling the cold air already. it is 46 in livermore and from our east bay hills camera, once again we do have a spare the air alert for tomorrow. it is the 11th straight one. cooler and breezy for the afternoon. gusty winds expected on thursday. wind advisory has been added. we will talk about that a in a moment. here is the cold front that will bring a switch in our wind d

protested across the country citing local anti camping loss or a deep about how aggressively riot police dispersed the protests in oakland for sample air with regard to ukraine washington made no secret that he wanted his deal to happen a free trade agreement between ukraine and he is to quickly get into a much larger free trade agreement that he is now being negotiated between the two nd beat the west but of course in its statement the us state department focus is on the right the desperation of ukrainian protesters that support comes back if the words but also in action. the department is deployed. the assistant secretary of state until a letter to the streets of kiev to cheer up the protesters as well as hold meetings with the opposition and government officials in order to push this deal forward. and it seems the stakes are high for washington in ukraine at the moment. the strong wise from washington blanketed by b e t is for an f as cheap present kiev me sing with the opposition and authorities that doesn't sound that mercury sending hoax but until that does not still faces a fine high profile foreign politicians is more a case of

and record, intelligence david just agency, the marines, it belongs to the air force right over here. the parkway, that the loss to the navy. it is all part of our enterprise. we have to ensure we are invest make thend basically right investments in these highly talented intelligence officers we have. for us, it is a significant investment. we do not want to leave a decade of war with all the six periods we have and then stop investing, particularly in the young workforce that we have, the what we call below 40 workforce we have. prior to 9/11, we were generally about close to 70% from the age of 40 over the last decade, we have shifted not completely around, but more than 50% are under the age of the. over 6000 of our civilians have deployed. over 6000 have deployed in the ,ast decade to iraq afghanistan, and elsewhere in support of operation enduring freedom. as -- we have to provide the best technology available and counter what appears to be never ending threats to our way and that drives our workforce every day. if we are not to have another 9/11, we must move toward a far intelligencerated community focus

air force one. he even penned a letter after a particular tough loss to auburn. popular guy these days in pop culture. so is bush back? jason stanford is a democratic strategist based in texas who has helped run campaigns against george w. bush and keith dawson worked for president obama bush in his 2004 re-election campaign. gentlemen, thank you both for being here. so why now, why are we seeing so much of him? >> well, the president certainly is an amiable, honest good guy. and he made the decision on the way out and told us that he was going to let history write his political obituary. so i think that is what is going on. i wish he would do what bill clinton did, which is rebuild a political legacy, but that's going to be up to the president. we certainly as a party could use him, but toes will be his choices. and he's a good-bye and i think the american public remembers him, you said stood exactly what he was about and who he was. might not have agreed with him, but certainly understood who he was. >> jason, what about you? why is he back now? it seems like h

air out of a balloon. katrina was a critical moment, but you had a fairly steady loss of support for the iraq war and that a heavy baggage that the president had to carry. tried a couple of instances of social security reform, and he tried information reform -- immigration reform, and he was trying to that she was unable to get his own party, let alone the regrets and christian -- democrats interested. then you have this president, and the people who were contrasting it this party and low president with the republican party. fluidity,s to be more i would say, with this president. he is certainly down now, let's if thereonths from now are 7 million people signed up on obamacare. host: other examples of presidents overcoming a tough year? guest: that is a great question, because although it is a jinx, i do not think it is a curse. bill clinton is a very good example. people zero in on the impeachment efforts, on the other hand they overlook the in athat he turned balanced budget, welfare reform, and significant process on kosovo. sure, hadgan, to be to deal with iran contra, but in his second term he achiev

losses to sfo as passengers chase the low fares. san jose airport touted 10 straight months of 5% increases of passengers, despite facing problems oakland faced. air travel would be down 4% to 3 million travelers. the economy may be improving but not fast enough for some. aaa travel is projecting a 3.7 decrease in holiday travel this year. >>> it's click versus brick this holiday season. the predictions about cybermonday. >>> state lawmakers is getting a pay raise, but not everybody is taking it. >> letting the mountain lions live. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, friday... and "small busine" saturday... hard to believe there's any point to "cyber mo . >>> we've survived gray thursday, black friday, small business saturday, tomorrow is the day you are expected to log on and shop more. retailers are trying to entice us, they have been doing that for weeks analyst predict $2 billion in online sales thanks to apps that help us find the bargains. >>> the web site for obamacare has been undergoing repairs. engineers have fixed 400 bugs. the health care web site can handle up to 800,000 users a day. the response time has dropped from eight seconds to one second. >> we ha

loss in a country as large as brazil. >> the mood is also very important. you cannot have layers getting cabin fever airing the tournament. you have to have good vibes, and of course, the accommodation has a lot to do with that. >> fifa has accepted this as germany possible face. now it needs to be finished. that's due to happen by march next year. >> that's all for now. thanks much for joining us. >> stay with us. we'll have more news for you in just under 30 minutes. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> welcome back to "the newsroom." first, france is warning of the unrest in the african republic risks spiraling out of control. this warning comes as the u.n. rerts that more than 600 people have been killed in the unrest. it's been seven days since 1600 troops were deployed to the country. the french defense minister has een meeting some of them today . let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> the spiral of confrontation is becoming increasingly violent. it has added a security crisis to the start oa

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air out of a balloon. katrina was a critical moment, but you had a fairly steady loss of support for the iraq war and that was kind of a heavy baggage that the president had to carry. if you remember, he also tried a couple of instances of social security reform, and he tried immigration reform, and he was unable to get his own party, let alone the democrats, interested. president is unique. in this case you have a president who actually is coming off of some pretty good numbers at the time of the government shut down, when people were contrasting him and what he offered, what his party offered, with the republicans who were at a low point because of popular dissatisfaction. >> just two months ago. on the other hand, almost overnight the conversation government shut down to what most people would agree was the disastrous rollout of obamacare. the interesting thing is there seems to be more fluidity, i would say, with this president. he is certainly down now. let's see six months from now if there are 7 million people signed up on obamacare. host: are there examples of presidents overcoming a tough year fi

air quality and that slight chance of showers wednesday night. highs tomorrow 68 for san jose and livermore, milpitas 67, 70 for loss alto, walnut creek 67, livermore 68 degrees, san francisco 65 and petaluma tomorrow sunshine, mild, 66 degrees, much cooler wednesday, upper 50s, thursday 50s, friday back to 60 and the last shopping weekend before christmas mid-60s with sunshine, not much of a rain chance the next week. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, was all caught on >>> you could call it a bruhoho. a group of men wearing santa suits got into a bit of a scuffle in new york city and it was all caught in video. the revelers were believed to be taking part in santa con, an annual event that saturated pubs around the city with drunken saint nicks. >>> a man claims his freshman son who has autism was called out when the students dressed up for christmas last week. now he wants the teacher who allegedly said this fired. >> santa claus is white. what are you doing wearing that? christopher was embarrassed and ashamed like he had made a mistake. this is racial in its context and that's my issue right now. >> albuquerque dis

air. >> will ferrell majored in sports broadcasting at the university of southern california. comedy's gain is tv news is loss. >> i guess. that station in north dakota has gotten some criticism for putting a fake anchor on his newscast, but farre said last night that a station in san antonio and a station in san diego have reached out inviting him to anger. if that's not enough, emerson college in boston has named its communications school, the ron burgundy school of communication, but just for the day. it's a funny movie, but also very interesting the way they are pre-selling it area movies are about pre-awareness. >> and he seems like that nice guy. >> he was very nice, very low- key, very sedate. expect. you would >> did he make it to the network on this one? >> i think so. he is on cable network and he kills great he kills on cable. >> thank you. nice to see you. smart carswe have and smartphones. how about this -- a smart brought? work?t how it could prevent you from eating too much. >> to serious murders a decade apart. >> more now on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. idc police

what is aires the capital of argentina there are some seventy million mobile phones the country now has more than that it does inhabitants and a loss of those people are completely dependent on this month funds. my income data belonging to the new facebook generation. in the past three years the use of social media or in argentina has increased by almost seventy on the sands the two bills but surely never put down their smartphones. certainly not seen this free time. it's done. we used them to amuse ourselves and communicate with our friends. and to get information. it's just more practical and useful spectacle with the elite ice t's what to write a chapter or texting me. eleven the thirteen year olds really use the old media. but he never again less is more than fifty percent of kids in the stage crew exchange the subtle process via social networking sites. a tad bit thankful it's just looked at as one of the features they use most often. they also share photos and other things they want people and friends to see. and then of course they want to share their ideas and opinions about them the eds to confront him every night to kill

loss of 8 and under 4 minutes left and clemens pass was tipped in the air into the hands of carlos rogers. easy, peasy for him. they are now 8-4. >> a lot of guys respond -- a lot of the guys that answer the bell and play big in the big games and did that today jie. now we have everybody in sync. we know what to do. we are getting turnovers and we are tackling and we are playing 49er football. >> we discuss everything from the offense to leaping over defenders in a single bound and michael crabtree. hope you stick around. >> we'll take a quick timeout. career highs against the kings. that's the total and both teams are stuck in reverse. not a good start, power outage. lights off at sleep trine arena before -- sleep train arena before tipoff. green got it. they lead by as many as 16 in this game. thompson with a career high 8. steph curry take over in the fourth. warriors up one to just over two minutes left. he had 24 ties it at 113. after two curry free throws and get that out of here. 115-113 your final. a much need edwin for the warriors. -- a much needed win for the warriors. college

loss of 8 and under 4 minutes left and clemens pass was tipped in the air into the hands of carlos rogers. easy, peasy for him. they are now 8-4. >> a lot of guys respond -- a lot of the guys that answer the bell and play big in the big games and did that today jie. now we have everybody in sync. we know what to do. we are getting turnovers and we are tackling and we are playing 49er football. >> we discuss everything from the offense to leaping over defenders in a single bound and michael crabtree. hope you stick around. >> we'll take a quick timeout. career highs against the kings. that's the total and both teams are stuck in reverse. not a good start, power outage. lights off at sleep trine arena before -- sleep train arena before tipoff. green got it. they lead by as many as 16 in this game. thompson with a career high 8. steph curry take over in the fourth. warriors up one to just over two minutes left. he had 24 ties it at 113. after two curry free throws and get that out of here. 115-113 your final. a much need edwin for the warriors. -- a much needed win for the warriors. college

loss. the calls to beth teams early. tied at 3 in the third. 11 yards to antoine goodly. bear, next drive. levi norwood, 287 yards in the airuchdown run. baylor wins the big 12. they will likely get an invite to the bowl. sherwood country club and thousand oaks, tiger woods and 17 of his best friend in the mutual world challenge. johnson regained the lead until tiger gave him a share of the lead at 11 under. he hit a tree on 12. tiger runs away with the tournament, but 3-putt 13 after sticking his approach, woods birdies, leads by 2 shots at 11 under. salt lake facing off at the mls cup 76 minutes. collins off the quarter kick, tied at 1. doll lens tenth round scores again. lovell palmer extends the match. oh my goodness. how bad does he feel? >> your 2013 mls champs. florida state-duke on deck. seminoles when. they're in the national title game. stick around for after the g ed o ken e 's >> announcer: the following is a presentation of espn on abc. . this is dr. pepper championship week. >> history, you're either trying to live up to it or rewrite it. for florida state, the pedigree is there. stacked with speed, talent and

loss for the u.s. in six months. >>> it will be another unhealthy air quality day in parts of the bay area today.y air quality is bad is an understatement. long-standing high pressure putting a cap on pollution led to lots of smog and check the view from oakland. hid then that haze, somewhere is san francisco. >>> and the senate is expected to vote today on a bipartisan budget bill. the measure passed a roll call vote tuesday with 12 republicans joining 53 democrats in voting yes. the two-year budget measure would ease some of the across- the-board spending cuts known as sequestration and avoid the political brinksmanship of the past few years that culminated in a portion goverment shutdown in october. >>> there are two winning tickets in the big mega millions jackpot. one of them was purchased at jenny's gift shop in san jose. the winners will share the second largest lottery prize ever in the united states. the total prize is $636 million. it could reach $645 million because they sold more tickets than expected. we'll get the final numbers later today. >>> kpix 5's anne makovec with breaking ne

it was on fire and air quality in about thirty percent if the vehicle he cannot throw him a label to read it before and well flavored coffee. net loss of the construction iraq and it is in kindergarten. i'd do without going into the fight stopped at the top of a more affectionate than other out like it. the famed environmental area on the announcement thursday that he had to get it here for one hundred and fifteen the number of alert. i mean that they won't eat the fruit when we note that the book would not matter. i have faith that the moon with them for like half the acknowledgment that before the fall within the benefits that can go now live in the lurch. and thinking that he and his plight of the low one hundred and fifty micrograms per cubic meter. on that experience and the fight. i'm like a plan for it to hear me about it that funny whether the company in the week and a weak cold front is expected to rise today. only bringing me out. one you might write thank you very much indeed are closest to him see in shanghai you watching cctv news stay with us. now we turn to the big news from south africa a form of president nelson man

air in north dakota following this firey train crash. one train derailed and then was hit by another loaded with krooud oil. no one was hurt. >>> 2013 has been dominated with the news of war, losssurvival. here are some of the stories from this year. [♪ dramatic music ] >> the war machine is relentless in us ferocity. >> these people are the victim of attacks using chemical weapons. >> as we were interviewing the leader, we could hear migs flying overhead, everybody scrambled. >> this 11 year old is the survivor of an air strike. these children are traumatized and scared to go back home. >> the screams demanding the president mohammed morsi leave office are getting louder. >>> this election more than any other represents a turning point for kenya. >> it's a transition almost unheard of in the modern arab world. >> i barack hussein obama do solumly swear -- >> an opportunity for them to remember a day on which a dictator was defied. >> with a farewell bow, the power transfer in china is complete. >> ukraine's government has lurched into its biggest crisis in almost a decade. >> let me stop now, peter, because we are seeing smoke coming out of the chimney. white smoke, the concla

loss advertising and products in 2011. >>> a big part of any new year's celebration: confetti filling the air. spiderman helped throw confetti into the air from the top of hardrock cafe with a ton released on tuesday night. spiderman is the official super hero of new year's eve celebration watching everyone. when he throws the confetti you have to be careful because it is sticky. >> we will look to the sky for together coming to san francisco for the fireworks along the embarcadero. how does it look? >> nice. mild. clear. a few high clouds. but they will not block anything. we have a lack of moisture and following the driest year as far as san francisco. this is going to be the driest year on record. we will have 5.59" is it with today and tomorrow and no rain in the forecast. still watching only five mile visibility in novato. fog is having a hard time forming. if it does form the temperatures are 32 or cooler. we are 16 degrees cooler in livermore and eight in mountain view and ten in sfo and 25 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago at half moon bay. yes. now, the temperatures, we are in the uppe

air strip in central idaho. >> coming up on the kron4 morning nilnilnews/ loss angeles police are trying to piece together what caused the car crash that killed actor paul walker and his friend. we will tell you what investigators have ruled out and what they are now focusing on. maligned new details emerge from the train that derailed and killed four people and injured 63 others in new york. why investigators say that the engiengineer of the train could be under fire. >> the latest in a tub were battle with north korea to free a bay area man who has been detained for more than a month. the white house is now stepping in. >> welcome back. the latest on the accident and death of paul walker. the loss angeles county sheriff's office says that there is no evidence of a second a vehicle linked to the accident. here is surveillance video of saturday's crash, courtesy of monthomg insider. authorities say that walker, and driver and roger rodas, were killed immediately in the crash. jim torp, a friend of walker, was among the witnesses that describe what happened leading up to the crash. >> when date passed meet ther

air" day today. we will check with mike nicco in a minute. as we near the one-year anniversary of the sandy hook shooting, a mother is sharing her personal loss in a personal way. >> employ -- my daughter loved morning. she loved making art. >> the mother of six-year-old emilie parker created this youtube video and shares memories and how the kindness of strangers and her faith lifted up her family to do good after their loss and help others. in all, 20 children and six adults were killed at the school before the gunman took his own life. the video is called "sandy hook, evil did not win." >> this is an inspirational for the bay area make-a-wish foundation foundation. san francisco giant matt kane offered to donate $50,000 if make-a-wish foundation could raise the same amount with your help by 8:00 last night, the challenge was inspired by five-year-old miles scott, the patient known as batkid would won the hearts of people in the bay area and beyond last month. the fundraiser has again well over the goal and thanks to people jumping forward donating $51,000! a little more than that, so far, and no word when he will step up to the plate but h

losses to sfo as flyers chase lower fares. san jose's airport in a press release tauted 7 increased months. this despite facing many of the problems oakland faced according to rosemary barns. triple-a air projected travel will be down 4% to 3 million travelers. the economy may be improving but not fast enough for some. triple-a travel is projecting a 3.7 in air travel this year. >>> one of the apparentlies heading out of sfo. a group of kaiser medical professionals, they left a few hours ago for the philippines to take care of typhoon victims. one nurse says her young daughter is supportive. >> my 11-year-old said mama those kids over there might not get christmas t is okay that we don't. >> team members are volunteers and many helped out after the earthquake in hatey and after hurricane katrina. >>> a family of veteran detained in north creia says he appeared to be in good health. -- korea says he appeared to be in good health. the north is accusing him of hostile acts during the war. swedish ambassador visited him in a hot skpel newman says had sebeing treated well. >>> a teen shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy may have a memorial park created in his honor. lawmakers will meet tue

loss was whatever the robber could fit in his hands. the suspect was wearing a black mask. gray clothing, shorts, and white air jordan sneakers.police say no one was hurt in all of this but they're still looking for the people responsible. >>> a rare and expensive cello stolen. the emotional significance it holds and the message for the person who took it. >>> waking up to hazy skies. the area where air quality to be an issue. >>> marching >>> new developments in the case of the 13-year-old oakland girl who replains on life support tonight at children's hospital. today her family felt the support of the community and received a reprieve from the court. the family of jahi mcmath is bracing for a second opinion on their daughter's condition as they continue to fight for the teen. eric rasmussen tells us about the two develops that the family calls a victory. >> reporter: it's a story that seems to touch a nerve. for people who did not know jahi mcmath personally. >> if she was my little girl i would want the same thing. i would want to make sure that i exhaust everything to make sure that i can save my little girl. >> i went in

air quality coming with stronger winds overnight. here is a live view looking over the bay. cloudy skies. it's 51 degrees in san francisco. 52 oakland. mid-50s redwood city. 59 loss gat yoechlts 50 in half moon bay. cloudy skies looking westward across the bay. temperatures right now in low 50s at napa and petaluma. 54 santa rosa. 60s in fairfield. and a live view, beautiful from mount tam. looking over a mixed sky conditions. these forecast features will be breezy tonight. gusty into hills. windy, cool, tomorrow, with better air quality, milder pattern this weekend. taking a look at satellite image, you can see a cold front bringing clouds with it and a pool of cold air behind it. windy and cooler weather there is a slight chance of sprinkles and windy conditions will continue building up overnight by 2:00 a.m a slight chance of showers near gilroy andmont rachlt then there is a continued forecast animation we can see snow developing over the sierra but diminishing into afternoon tomorrow, then, coming back to the bay area here. winds starting at 7:00 p.m windy conditions along coastal areas. afternoon, but morning 9:00 or so, continued strong winds ang had the

air day, tomorrow, cooler mid week, then, winter with sunshine. there, you have it. >> 49ers rolling now except for one thing that happened yesterday. big victory in tampa turning into a loss the man paves the way [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> 49ers lost a key kog in the process. bruce miller injured his left shoulder blade he blocks for frank gore, runs and catches. he does whatever they choose, losing miller down the stretch hurts. a week from tonight will be the regular game at candle stick park. a lot of former players and staffers are going to be in attendance. >> so we don't want tobt guys that skrup the last game at candle stick. that is want to go out with a win. >> it's time now for vernon's view. and asked about the final game one week from tonight. >> candle stick is wri started for me. i got here, all i've known is candle stick. you know? a lot of history and