so i oppose opening up another one. thank you. >> public speaker: >> interpreter: hi, my name is huang ty lee. i have an image or can i use it on the projector? >> of course. this is mission street. there are actually there are like 30 plus shops all over. all the green dots are existing

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another system coming in on tuesday. lingering showers on that.ed with, and thursday, we get high pressure. another system coming in on friday. it looks like we are clearing up you over the weekend. now, look at the future cast again. so we can sort of take a moment. now, if this verifies you see most of the rain is confined to the north coast through sunrise, but there is plenty of showers that will be just off shore. a little iffy. a change of a little bit. could mean the more robust rain staying clear. stay tuned, in in the meantime, heaviest cells are due in around noon on monday. the day goes on, sweeping through, out towards the east bay and scattered showers afterwards. tomorrow, a blustery day, winds no more than 30 miles an hour. in terms of amounts, 2 inches after all is said and done. an inch in the east bay, peninsula, same in the south bay, the mountains, another 3 inches of rain from this. so, on the headlines, showers tonight, we will get rain tomorrow, and so, rain on monday, more on tuesday and wednesday, coming in, not the big on

we don't need another one. would sparks be better than two of the three that we have now, absolutely. however, there are already three in our neighborhood and two within the the block of the proposed location. we don't need another one. the bottom line is there are too many and we don't need another one. thank you very much. >> public speaker: i have been in the neighborhood for 14 years and part of the neighborhood watch. i have always been a patient of medicinal marijuana and i'm glad that my city and neighborhood makes it available. i'm in favor of good planning. we have enough dispensaries in our diverse hardworking family oriented neighborhood yet many neighbors in san francisco somehow have none. i would ask you to look at this. if you look at our map where other mcd's. i would be a shamed to say that this is where san francisco has chosen to put medical marijuana dispensaries. i'm here to ask you no -- not to approve this. >> public speaker: hello commissioners, thank you for hearing us, my name is tom m

to speeeight care against another think tank that those nations are strongly to supposed with one another i wish the wealth was still generating so their prophecy could be disengaged with the process. wish the compassion harbors so much power and wisdom that a provided clear answers to all the questions about the republic in the world of 7.2 billion people. i am pretty sure however but they're sure these will always be wishes to make some hard task to govern even harder in makes it even more dangerous. liberals have idealism as they do of compassion they're very afraid of both. kennedy spoke at the memorial for his brother in 1968. i did not think they were to say why not put those speech writers said they were paraphrasing george bernard shaw said uc things and say why but i see things ever were and say why not? so the speaker addressing the garden of eden is the serpent. [laughter] everything is possible. everything. thank-you. [applause] wait for the microphone to arrive. >> how do we know the authentic game of these housing projects? it is also argues is a really a redact cognitive de

the ground is already saturated and another healthy system headed our way with another one to two inchesmessing up the morning commute and the rest of the day. we will detail that coming up. >> lisa, thank you. 5:31, the time. the u.s. deposit will not be shutting down, the news out of washington d.c.. >> the 56 to 40, the motion to concur is passed. >> the senate voted yesterday in favor of the long-term funding bill. the main item left on congress's year-end agenda. $19.1 trillion spending bill is on he is way to president obama for signature. it provides money for the entire government through section september, which is the end of the budget year. coming up on "this week" more on the scathing report the cia released last week by the intelligence committee. the former cia director speaks out about the reports which speaks about torture tactics used on detainees. you can catch it here on abc7 at 8:00. >> the hits keep coming from the giant sony but they aren't good kind. new hacked e-mails have more a-list stars exposed. >> the sony hackers strike again. the group allegedly behind a ma

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another system coming through towards the end of the week. basically dealing with rain all week long. i want to show you the all of these cameras strategically placed. mike's got a couple trouble spots you want to know about before leaving. stick around, his report is coming up in just moments. right now, though, the heaviest rainfall on the peninsula. most of this south of 92 at this point. we got a lot of heavy rain moving over the tri-valley and east shore, south bay getting hit all the way through gilroy, san jose in the thick of it as well. this front is a slow mover. we're going to have to wait for this system to kind of move to the south. as it does so, though, we'll start to see improvement as of this afternoon. you will be able to get outdoors. it won't be steady rainfall all day long but your chances will be limited. even when the showers, the sunny stuff, starts to subside, we'll have rain move on. the temperatures on the chilly side. temps in the 50s. and a chance for thunderstorms as we head throughout the day. an unstable air ma

that and another eagles injury that forces another next man up.hat's coming up in sports. >> and frantic restaurant employees call 911 when customers start a massive brawl inside. >> oh, my god! please come. please come. >> okay. >> attacking the cooks with beer mugs throwing thing at the waitress. tonight at 10:00 how cop (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> all right. it is the season for holiday travel. aaa forecasting a record number of americans will travel before the end of the year. the bump in travelers has some predicting a nightmare travel season. here's fox's robert gray. >> reporter: if you plan on traveling during the year end holiday season expect to have some company. aaa announcing tuesday it expects nine nip 9 million americans to travel 50 miles or more between

. >> rain and another heavy rain this evening. we'll have more wednesday, more on thursday and a potent system on friday and saturday as people are trying to travel for the holiday. >> and a tree down and power lines down on a highway. >> plus san francisco making its pitch to become the home of the future olympic games. a big decision today that could man a lot of changes in the near future. >> before we get ahead of ourselves, let's take a peek outside and see what's going on right now in downtown san jose. christina has been talking about rain showers off and on today. we'll be checking in with her very shortly. it is tuesday, december the 16th and you are watching "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and laura garcia-cannon. we start with our nbc bay area microclimate weather alert. meteorologist christina loren tracking another storm. >> kind of a tough drive for the commuters. san francisco some spotty cells working their way towards y

sunday, another system comes, this one another north system. that's an indication that that jet stream will lift to the north. that means the storm window for close for next week but only for a week. rain returns by early january. more rain next year, mike. next year. over to you. >> ease off toward the end of the year. only a few days. only a few cars, considering west 580. now there's glow. low clouds drifting through. visibility on the roadway fine but no longer you can see the parking lot. the auto dealership looking at puddling and sheen on the roadway, still there. the area for tri-valley, not a dramatic slowing, coming out of the altamont pass, lighter volume for wednesday. south 680 a concern, south at vargas. my friend drove by this crash and monday's. today the big rig looked like more damage to. two lanes blocked, one hov lane. we have to get the tow truck out, so there's slowing from sunol in toward fremont around vargas, the second crash of the week in the same area. flooding on junction here. and convention way over in redwood cit

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we have avoided another mass casualty. we did capture osama bin laden and an awful lot of those guys i would do it again in a minute >> when asked specifically about waterboarding, cheney said the way it was done was not torture. he also said rectal hydrations and feedings were done for medical reasons. the senate passed a 1- point-1 trillion dollar spending bill, removing the threat of a shutdown for most of next year. the bill is loaded with add- ons... including extending the freeze on state and local internet access taxes and easing rules requiring more whole grains in school lunches. it also extends a ban on government spending to enforce the phase-out of old-fashioned light bulbs and blocks the justice department from raiding medical marijuana shops in states that permit them. in what could be a sign of a presidential run, jeb bush is releasing 250- thousand e-mails from his time as florida governor. he says this is for an electronic book that he's working on. he also says he will soon decide if he's running for pres

chrysler's added another 179,000 vehicles to its air bag recall.y are 2003 to 2005 models of the ram pickup truck, 2004 and 2005 dodge durangos, and 2005 chrysler 300s and dodge magnums. now, chrysler originally agreed to replace the passenger air bag. the air bag can explode with too much force and send shrapnel into the passenger compartment. >>> well, if you haven't finished up your christmas shopping, we know you probably have, right? we do have some techie stocking stuffers that might be the perfect gift. >> mark barger talked to a tech expert for a few under-$50 suggestions. >> for tv fans, the roku is a possibility. it starts at $49 and can stream hundreds of channels and is a favorite of cnet.com editors. >> also the google chrome cast, which is $35, it's a little cheaper, but requires a tablet or labtop. >> reporter: for people on the go, wearable fitness bands could be an option. they vary widely in price and features, but the misfit flash and the jaw move each cost about $50. >> they track all the fitness you want, both have apps to keep

another round of heavy rainfall. we'll time this out to your doorstep. plus, we're a week away from christmas at this point. we'll tell you what to expect if you're going out of town or if you have family coming in. let's check in with mike inouye! >> light volume on 880. but we see the water affecting the view, all around the bay having dried off from overnight rains. this tube from alameda to oakland. we have a crash reported here in the last few minutes, a spin-out across that offramp. the off ramp has a block on one of the lanes. watch those slick transition wraps as you're getting off and on the ramp. >> mike, thank you. crews spent several hours removing a giant pine tree. the family was able to get out of their home. the crew had to use several big trucks to get the tree out. >> elena and her family of five lost all their food when floodwaters knocked out power. water destroyed all the blankets and electron being from their home. when the principal found out that they had been completely flooded out and others as well, she knew she had to act. >>

as i said, another airline missing, another commercial passenger jet has disappeared. these an anguished people in indonesia waiting on word. friends, family, on board this commercial flight from right over the java sea where it

and then tomorrow, we get slammed with another storm system, another subtropical moisture tab and thatns a return of heavy rainfall between about 2:00 and 8:00 tomorrow. then that system starts to break apart deteriorating just in time for a mostly dry late wednesday into thursday, but then the rain returns as we head throughout friday and, of course, that's the point when a lot of people are starting to plan their holiday travel. so do keep in mind, rain continues. good news is, though, as we head throughout sunday, monday, tuesday of next week getting into your christmas week, looks mostly dry. a lot of rain between now and then and we'll be here to guide you through it, and after all, it is a drought. it's a blessing, we need it. we'll keep giving you the success story. the only thing is, it's becoming kind of the norm, the drought became the norm. now the rain is the norm. so i hope you're ready for that. back to you, scott and lawyer. >> thank you much. >>> still to come, he's known simply as the sandwich man in minneapolis. and his incredible dedication to those in need is inspir

actually play at all is another story.as an insurance policy if the niners should squeak that the play offs somehow. >> bowman all pro linebacker we remember this horrendous injury in the title game in seattle back in january. he spent the past few months rehabing so if the 49ers should reach the post season activating bowman now means he's available for the play offs. bowman says critical injury to himself and patrick willis have robbed the niners of leadership in the locker room. >> as we cuted by bill walsh i had the caveat and it was learn my offense. >> okay.so that was daryn nelson former stanford running back who was in deducted into the college football hall of fame. he becomes the 18 cardinal player to make the hall first team all american remember nelson lightning quick. then went on to the nfl with the vikings but he thanks one man we heard a part of it. we listen again to him talking about bill walsh listen again to nell so on walsh. >> i was recruited by bill walsh with the caveat and the caveat was learn my o

another death at the hands of police. another decision not to indict. >> i don't know what video they were looking at. it wasn't the same one that the rest of the world was. >> will eric garner's death on camera reignite the fury in ferguson. what can be done when officers and the community they serve face the next flash point. also tonight: the search for answers, mexican families struggling to find what's become of their missing children take evidence into their own hands. >> to break the monopoly of the state, by doing this we're changing the rules of the game. >> and maybe finding clues that will give their mothers peace. >>> and the burn pits that may have poisoned thousands of u.s. service men in iraq and afghanistan. not only did the u.s. outlaw them, but a safer alternative was available. >> they exonerated everybody, nobody was held accountable. no harm no foul. >> correspondent sheila macvicar with an exclusive "america tonight" report. >> and good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. new york city sha

another weak system on monday of the signs of another strong system. >> has it made a dent? >> it's helping. >> we need a lot more but yes, the pattern looks wet going into mid-december. it's a snowpack. the snow has been very high, 7,000 feet. >> i was asking about chains yesterday and you said it's raining -- >> then it went back to raining. >> up to 7,000. >> we're encouraged. we're encouraged. all right. stu -- thank you, steve. >> thank you. >>> a well-known bay area fire chief accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars. coming up in 15 minute, the elaborate credit card scheme that he and his wife are accused of running. >>> plus, football fans are getting ready for the battle of the bay and so are police. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." the warriors are giving a boost to the richmond high school basketball team whose captain was killed in a shooting. 16-year-old rodney frazier was shot and killed last month. the chronicle reports that warriors' head coach steve kerr and several players visited the team yesterday to offer their support. richmond's coach says

the owners have to pay for that, and there's another flood in another week. are we going to be like this again? >> reporter: a shelter was establi established, but residents really want to be at their homes. i did hear from a cities spokesman says the residents need to follow county health department procedures for cleaning up. in the meantime, the manager here says in anticipation of the rain that is coming again later in the week, they're bringing in another pump to add to the pumps they already have on site. >>> thanks very much. a great way to stay on top of the weather is with our nbc bay area phone app. there you will see the latest forecasts, live radar, and alerts. >>> a truly shocking story where police say a man tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl at a walmart and then molested her right there in the store. it happened at the walmart. the police are looking for this man. he posed as an employee, led the girl to the bathroom, and assaulted her there. he assaulted her again in a store aisle before she was able to get free. he fled the store. police loo

another person is at christiania hospital at this hour. let me show you real quick, the fire department is still out here on the scene. and some of those smoldering embers you might be able to see on the second and third floor of this apartment building. this was shot by a neighbor as the flames were spreading out of control this morning. this was just before 2:30. we're at the harbor house apartments on harbor drive in claymont. one of the workers here just told me that two of the buildings here have damage. 24 units in each one of them, so 48 apartments affected in all. it took almost three hours to bring this fire under control. >> we wanted to take care of them. we do the best we can, you know? >> one of the maintenance workers that works here at the apartment complex. the fire marshal has been on scene for several hours. they've been trying to figure a few residents are staying in the main office right now, getting help from the red cross. the folks around here, some of the neighbors just tell me it's very difficult to see something l

another victim reported a fondling incident at another club within the past month. and the third reported an assault in an earlier academic year. >>> essentially an ivy league school like princeton, you wouldn't think that stuff like that would ever happen here. >> the campus is still reeling from a sex photo daniel that was just last month at the tiger inn eating club. students allegedly circulateded picture in an e-mail of an under grad performing a sex act in the club. the club removed two of its officers and the police launched an investigation. >>> police are investigating an alleged sex video at a middle school. officers tell us that video involves minors. officials have confiscated several students' cell phones. police have not arrested or charged anyone in the case. >>> federal investigators say they have concluded the north korean government ordered the sony hack attack. it ordered the cancel of the release of the film "the interview." actually the threat of taking action against movie theaters did that. u.s. officials told nbc news the hacking originated o

some of those people simply moved their things to another part of the creek in another encampments. >> we've prepared for the worse. we've actually taken this notice that we were given to a lawyer and we had this law firm looking at it and trying to decide whether there's something we can do. >> reporter: the posted notice says items can be removed. >>> noelle walker reports, people are already preparing for the next round of storms. >> reporter: luke garrison is ready to load his pickup. with peace of mind. >> these are going to go by my house. >> reporter: it's a little insurance wrapped in a 30-pound sandbag. >> we have a lot of water which we needed because of the drought. but i'm not having any problems at the home but i'm just getting this water, getting these sandbags just for security actually. >> others had the same idea. >> we need the rain. to pay oakland's municipal lot a visit while the sun is still out. last week's storms opened up a sink hole and downed trees. the city commission met today to come up with a plan of attack for the approaching storm. the first rainfall do

for another edition of 360. anthony bourdain parts unknown starts now. >>> we go up this beautiful mountain. the incredible town back to the 12th century. people try to jump the hill that took now and forever more will be sort of the godfather theme park where they just play the godfather theme over and over. >> i think most thoughtful civilians are disgusted by this. >> imagine waking up everyday. as one bus after another fill with japanese tourists go up there, oh, look. michael corleon got married there. so fantastic. >>> it's one of the most beautiful places in europe, very much the roots of the town i live but somehow i've never been able to get it right. to tell the story, any story of sicily. aye done a show in polelmo before. it was hue militate yaiting scale. this time, i was going to get it right. it's not quite reality but cool anyway, right? spanish, rome, turkish, the egyptian inner leaving their mark and influence. i grew up in new jersey which was pretty much sicily on the hudson. the italian-amer

and now another new york grand jury, this one in brooklyn, is about to investigate the shooting of another unarmed black man. michelle miller begins our coverage. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> reporter: today, the chant on the streets of chicago was like thousands heard last night in new york-- >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: -- at a protest in minneapolis. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter --and at a die-in on the campus of clemson university. >> i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> reporter: the last words of 43-year-old eric garner have become a rallying cry for thousands across the country. >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> reporter: the angry voices over the choking death of garner looked and sounded as diverse as the thousands who marched. >> you know, if you think about the civil rights movement, it took ten years for anything to really happen between the protests and the boycotts of the busses to the actual civil rights act, so it's going to take time but we've got to keep fighting. in tverybody is here together-- black, white, brown-- everybody. >> repor

another group were kept back. police say 25 people were arrested. >> michael brown senior attended a rally in san francisco this evening. brown's son was shot in ferguson, missouri the event organized by black student unions to provide open discussion about race issues in our society the uncle of oscar grant was also in attendance. media was not permitted to record sound, just pictures. >> now back to weather. winter storms are beginning to pay off tonight for the tahoe ski resort. storms delivered nine inches of snow. >> after the storms dropped up to two feet of snow, today's snowfall was nice and steady. you'll see what it looked like today. a frequent flurry here and there. then turned off the tap. so far, merchants were seeing enough snow. >> this is what we love. this is what is called white gold. just keeps snowing. they get fresh tracks you go back in, it's a new mountain. but not something you can't get over the pass. this is ideal. >> caltrans dropped chain requirements by mid afternoon the sunset, tempe

then another chilling moment. a wolfe ryan chases him. >> i didn't want to be beat. >> reporter: finally, he found shelter in this wooden box. only four feet long. by this time, search parties were looking for him but the choppers passing right over him. >> when they just passed right by me, i just couldn't stop crying. >> reporter: how did he survive? experts say the human body has defenses that kick in to keep you alive in severe cold. shivering generates heat. then your body starts redirecting blood from your face, hands, arms and legs to vital organs. after three days, johnson was rescued by his cousin. >> something inside me made me scream at him, telling him i'm right here. >> he was just yelling, ahh, i'm here! >> reporter: tonight, johnson, recovering at the hospital. surviving the wilderness and the odds. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> coming up, just one letter revealed. can you figure out this "wheel of fortune" puzzle. you won't believe what happened next. the instant index coming up. what if on

most of it is positive. >>> another depiction of santa claus is getting another look.santa smoking pot and a snow man holding a bottle of prescription pills. the owner eventually had someone come out and scrape that painting off. >> i'm not happy about that. i'm not happy about the santa depictions. >> you know the real controversy there is not the whole santa and the marion, it's the whole san pedro thing. >> in southern california you better say pee-dro. >> however, the saint that was named by the people is san pedro. they don't say pedro they sea pee-dro. we can talk about this more, i'm sure you are rivetted but let's talk about the traffic. >>> it's not too bad westbound as you head over to highway 101. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is not too bad either. we have a feeling today will be the transition day where on monday i'm not really thinking we're going to have much of a commute. we will have people at malls, but we're hot going to have much of -- but we're not going to have much of a commute. there is a crash. it has been creating a backup. you can use 280 t

another crisis averted.t tree trunk near a number of gas meters and had the tree fallen in that direction, that could have been a different kind of disaster altogether. the tree came down, likely, because the ground is rather saturated because of all of the rain. we've talked to arborists in recent days and they've told us not only roots no the as stable as they should be, trees are thirsty, taking in a lot of water making for heavy trunks and branches. and the trees are not as stable. one viewer pointed out also, this pine tree seems to have a lot of brown needles. perhaps not the healthy evidence tree and more vulnerable. not far from last week, a massive oak, five feet in diameter, 200 years old, came down on top of a home there and suv. that took hours for crews to take down. some points they had to do that work with a cherry picker, taking down branch by branch. this is not likely going to take as long because the tree is small. but the work may not take long. waiting for the work crew may take a while.

capped off with another symbolic die-in.the 880 shutdown happened around 8:00 p.m., but the officers were able to clear the freeway in a few minutes. in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. >> more protests are planned over the weekend. >>> don't put the umbrellas away just let. it was pouring in pleasant hill earlier tonight. paul, there is more headed our way? >> there is more in the short term and the long term. not as widespread and as intense as what we had earlier in the week, but more is on the way. a couple of hot spots like in napa. it is now lifting to the northeast heading to the central valley. we are drying out in vallejo. one shower intensified and quickly kind of fizzled out over the east bay hills but a few showers along alamo, walnut creek and highway 124 in lafayette. rainfall total ifs this particular system have reached about half of an inch. santa rosa, half an inch of rainfall, but the big cities, san francisco, oakland, san jose, all comeing in at less than one tenth of one inch. rain at times overnight

fedex sent another truck to pick the packages up. the company said there will be no delays in delivery. t. but tonight >>> talk about low, a couple of grinches ripped off a san jose couple while they were at a charity event, but tonight the husband and wife tell len ramirez they're not going to let the crooks ruin christmas. >> there was a lot of jewelry in here and they just emptied the boxes. they emptied these bags. they emptied this, emptied that. >> reporter: sylvia martinez doesn't know the exact dollar value of all the jewelry burglars took. >> this is where i had my dad's gold bracelet and the two diamond rings. >> reporter: it was easily in the thousands, but she does know the sentimental value of her lost family heirlooms, priceless. >> they took jewelry that belongs to people that have passed on. you can replace computers, cameras, everything else you can replace except your grandmother, your dad or, you know, your mom has given you. it would be nice to pass those along to your grandkids. they're gone. >> reporter: burglar

but is diversification another lesson here?f you look back to the '80s when mexico faced a debt crisis because of the plugging price of oil it spurred other industries there so the government could rely on other sources of income. might what's happening now cause this to happen elsewhere? >> well, it's interesting as it relates to the pipeline through the united states, it was so focused by the legislative arm of the government, keystone should be passed now. we don't have the luxury of hundred dollar oil. we need to create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the united states and spur production even at $70 a barrel in the united arab emirates they reaffirmed their $20 billion capital commitment and allocation of private equity so as far as diversification is concerned, the u.s. and the middle east are balanced specifically the saudis and the united arab emirates but it's very important to diversify and certainly the u.s. and the saudis are best positioned. when you look at venezuela which is i'm sure based on your chart way unde

because the fault is so long and close to the sacramento delta another big earthquake could another bigthe levies the 19 30's. >> the fault shifted 10" during the earthquake and moved town 4" since that time. it could move another 6" over the next three years. that is a big problem for home owners trying to repair earthquake damage. the after slip could continue to crack foundations or misalign the weapons and doors. >> the san francisco department of public works is programming to enwhich -- to clean up overgrown rot in one neighborhood with a jungle at the plaintiff. bushes blocked the entire sidewalk and residents say the corner is jammed with trash and used condoms and we dropping. >> they send a message to but no one would call. >> we have to trace what happened. we will figure out if there was a breakdown. >> the director came down to talk to us. he performed to get the work done he reminded us the department gets 10,000 call as month and has to prioritize. >> if you plan to travel for the holidays you may not want to leave today because travel speakers say december 19 is the busi

another right hand and another one. >> big swing and a miss. technically they both landed the same amount of punches so far. >> miocic have been more damaging. the shots he landed have been the biggest shots of the fight. that was a big one, though, by dos santos. >> huge hammer over the top. >> miocic -- >> he's finished more than one man with that punch. >> big uppercut. >> he loves the uppercut. he loves the left hook. >> the fight and uppercut he landed on fabricio still plays on highlight reels. >> ufc debut back in 2008. >> right out of the way of that one. >> cigano out of the way. >> good right-hand by miocic. >> and the clinch. fourteen months since we've seen junior dos santos competing in the octagon. once again, the right cheek of the former champion. >> so far stipe miocic fighting the round of his career. the most dangerous fighter he's ever picked. >> confidence is huge here in the fighting. stipe miocic is ultraconfident he can win this fight. >> he's showing confidence. he's also showing excellent ability and strategy. he just

another exchange bashing leonardo dicaprio. some of the celebrities at the center of the story now pointing the finger at the media for disclosing some of these stolen e-mails. abc news, los angeles. >>> thanks for joining us at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc news at 5:00 begins now. >> just as one demonstration ends, another is about to begin. . tonight displays of defiance and the message for anyone who is ticked off by it. >>> just what some residents don't need. the race against time to pump out a water logged community before it gets hit again. >>> areas of moderate to heavy rainfall continuing to push through the bay area on already saturated ground. i'll have your forecast coming up. >>> plus the controversial comments that now has a san jose police officer off the job. >>> we are on storm watch. all the rain is replenishing water supplies. tonight four reservoirs are spilling over. >> rain put a damper on the commute in the east bay where traffic was stop and go. more an inch of rain drenched the east bay over the last 24 ho

we got another one. two appear anses here president obama the g.o.p.l, there are were lots of problem with his math there first of all he wasn't really counting filibusters. he was counting cloture votes which can be very technical as to whether or not that is a filibuster or not. most of those cloture votes had to do with judicial appointments, not legislation. and then he was counting all the way back to 2007 when he himself was a senator casting the very votes that he decries when he says filibusters. so it was -- it was -- he was off by a factor of at least 10 when he used that number. >> let me translate for the people at home. no bueno. now, here is another guy. oh boy, a little bit of a loose relationship with the truth, huh? president putin. so he said that in a speech there was a referendum held in crimea. >> right. and he said it was completely acceptable with international norms and perfectly fair and pristine. actually, you had a choice where you could vote for yes or basically yes plus. >> oh my gosh. >> there was no no vote there it compl

another person is being tested for ebola in the u.s. that is the announcement from massachusetts general hospital in boston. keep in mind, that just means the person has some of the symptoms. a spokesperson wouldn't discuss what the symptoms are or the person's travel history, but the person is in isolation. this news was revealed on the same day president obama asked congress for more than $6 billion to fight the disease that has killed 6,000. >>> there was an emotional moment on capitol hill. it happened during a hearing on domestic violence. this time an nfl boss breaks down with emotion. take a listen. >> my brother and i watched helplessly numerous times as my mother was beaten. we saw how she struggled to seek help and find the courage to say no more. i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse in every community across our great nation. >> that was troy vincent. he is the nfl's vice president of football operations. vincent also weighed in on ray rice. he said the league made a crucial mistake

but we are expecting another round of storm reports. could see another rock slide. as we head through the weekend, though, we're going to get as and chance to dry out, we'll get a prolonged period of dry weather that lasts well into your christmas day, though i'm always bulls eyeing what's to come next. it does look like the first week of january will be action packed full of rainfall. so enjoy this dry weather as long as it lasts. let's find out what mike's working with out there. good morning. you feeling good about the holidays just yet? >> i'm feeling great about the holidays. the things developing, that's your issue. first of all, we see mist and drizzle on the lens. christina told us it's not completely clear. the full toll plaza, look at the other shot from emeryville. we do have slowing once again, second time this morning folks are slowing toward treasure island where there is a crash reported right around the treasure island on-ramp. certainly a crew will be distracting as you get over there. we're showing you the lower drive up the incline from the bay br

dry here in california sunday and saturday and another storm sbhund another one after that. we will take the rain, david. just not so much so quickly. >> incredible. two storms in the pipeline. thanks. >>> new images on board the cruise chip, the deadly fire while docked in the caribbean. here is the story. here is david kerley. >> reporter: the cruise came to a fiery and deadly end on the insignia. >> i looked up and there was enormous amounts of jet black smoke. fifteen minutes later, there was another explosion. >> reporter: the captain reported a generator failure and fire in the engine room as the ship was docked in st. lucia. >> we didn't know at first that they had died. >> reporter: one employee and two contractors were killed another employee treated for injuries. >> we had to go outside to breathe and wait until everybody was off and then get off. >> reporter: all 650 passengers had to get off with only the clothes on their back. for many, that meant swimming suits. their cruise canceled. this morning, they all arrived in miami on a charter flight, still without th

we don't really want to be known as another circuit party venue. that's not the concept of asking for the after-hours. >> so let me just say after-hours permit weakened condition it to end at three clock in the morning we can give you straight up after hours pub that was to 6:00 am. it's your visit. you should make a decision on how late you go. just because you haven't after-hours to 16 doesn't mean you have to go to 6 am. you can close at 2 am. so i think would be beneficial. a full board extended hours permits going all the way. >> i agree. >> okay so i think there doesn't seem any commission or comments allows the police to come up and speak. thank you very much. >> good evening again commissioners. so, first to apologize again putting in the good neighbor policy. i did know was a known stipulation me being rocky and all that. the extended hours, i know would appreciate all of the street is mostly bars and clubs. like you said, everyone knows that corner corner has been dark and homeless in the kind of stuff. i can appreciate they want to stay

we are tracking another series.ng like last thursday morning, but still we are tracking moderate to some heavy rain downpours that will push back into the region. rainfall since july 1 for the season, these numbers have been odded up. look at san jose. 232% of average with 8.5 inches of rainfall. right now on live stormtracker 2 a lot of rain. snow showers up to the north of clear lake right now. a closer look at the bay area radar, nothing too extreme. still a few showers out there to track, especially up in the north bay and out towards parts of the east bay. a chance of a few scattered showers tonight. rain mouches in tomorrow. could be heavy at times. no wind advises in place. here is the timeline. next storm for tomorrow is going to work with some tropical moisture moving in from the south and from the west. so this will add to the moisture with this system. then closely behind it you get an idea here there is not too much of separation between these two cold fronts. our next storm moves in on tuesday. the shor

cowboys put up another 17 points. leading the eagles 38 to 27. >> obviously can't put yourself behind 21-nothing against good football team and expect to come back and win the game. we put ourselves in too big a hole to start w then got back up. give us credit forgetting back into it, but then the last drive, you know, we had them pinned down, long interferance call, you know, and had our opportunities to win the game and then we're still down a score, come back the other way, weaver big turn over, it really hurt us. >> boy those turnovers did hurt. hey, recognize that guy in the red sweater on the right? new jersey governor chris christie cheering on the cowboys, with team owner jerry jones. but it shouldn't be much after surprise for the pairing, christy has always admitted to ac life-long cowboys fan. >> i feel that chris kiss at this should leave football out of politics. if i'm new jersey voter i should feel he has new jersey, and he has new york giants, and he also has philadelphia eagles fans in his constituent

and another front is approaching. get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're live this morning. we're in belmont. floodwaters hit this mobile home park and our cameras are showing the recovery efforts. we're in between rain storms today. people here are hoping to get ahead of their cleanup efforts and get things done. coming up in minutes, ktvu's cara lui, she will tell us about one family dealing with a lot of damage as they try to put things back together again. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather right now. steve paulson is right there. he knows about your forecast. >>> another system, dave. >> yeah. >> today is little stuff. it's kind of cold out there. mostly cloudy. some fog, a couple of sunbreaks. but not much. tomo

there was another landslide this morning at land's end on the western edge of san francisco. it is just the latest slide since rain returned. and as veronica de la cruz shows us, we might see a lot more of this depending on the weather. veronica? >> reporter: exactly liz. the problem is that we are not like seattle. our rain comes in very large servings and for the moment, the ground can't take much more. >> yeah. this is the pattern in california. we tend to get this fire hose effect for all the rain comes in a short time. >> reporter: over the past several weeks, the bay area has absorbed an incredible amount of rain. and the ground below us has to absorb and move that rain just like a sponge. >> water moving from one side of the sponge to the other. >> reporter: and like a sponge, the ground will change shape as it gains or loses moisture. >> i mean, i dries out and shrinks the soil. it has a lot of clay in it. it will actually shrink as it gets drier and expands sometimes greatly. >> reporter: another factor is the bay area geology. soil that gets unstable when it is satu

and another matter discussed was the regional problems. we had the chance to discuss the regional problems, especially in respect to the terrorist organizations like daesh and pkk. from that discussion we have discussed syrian problem and iraq problem and discussed the issues between ourselves and in regional and national matters. this is one of the main headings of our meeting. and another important heading subject we discussed was cr crimean matters and crimean tatars. we have discussed this in detail, they're willing to grant the rights to the crimean people that has not been granted or achieved until now. the aim is to make sure that the whole crimean people will be benefiting from these rights and the language is crimean language is one of the rights to be included in this. if there is any problems we are able to discuss with you and deal with the issues that might rise after this point, and we are pleased that they have this approach, and we came to this mutual agreement, and hopefully on mutual grounds this corporation will continue

another whopper one., this storm equals half of last year's rain just from this single storm. some parts of san francisco picked up close to 4 inches of rain. we bypass 4 inches down here in the south bay. everywhere got inches of rain yesterday. that's a big one. let me actually take you back to another one. that's a third most rain ever in a 24-hour period from this storm that came through. i can tell you right now it historic, it's one that we're all going to remember here in the bay area. just doesn't happen like that all the time. we're in a drought, we need the rain. it moving in along the san francisco coastline right now. i really want to show you some really cool meteorology right here. over the past, say, 6 to 8 months, our ocean temperatures typically in the 50s have been in the 60s. as the moisture moves over the warm so within the next 20 minute, showers arriving in san francisco. but your temperatures today will be cold. the goldest day we've had in months. >> what about 358 on the peninsula