anthony's dining room today in the tenderloin neighborhood. the cougars are in san francisco to play in the 12th annual fight hunger bowl at at&t park on friday. >> i think the real meaning of christmas is what you give. so our team has been invited down to st. anthony's today, a chance just to help. >> a portion of the ticket sealings will go to benefit st. anthony's, along with glide memorial church and the san francisco food bank. >>> just a few blocks away. players from the opposing team gave their time. members of the washington huskies help glide serve up its christmas dinner to about 5,000 people. ahead at 10:30, an east bay

man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know.now if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the care that went into it. they get what they expect. >> uh-huh. >> system development and things like that. >> sounds so technical. >> i'm an engineer. >> that's right, that's right. cookies are so good, drove all other thoughts out of my head. thank you for taking time out it talk to us about what you do and the love with which you do it. we appreciate your time here on quick bites. i hope you've enjoyed our delicious tale of defendant 93 and dessert. as for me, my search is over. those reviews did not lie. in fact, i'm thinking of one of my very own. some things you just have it experience for yourself. to learn more about anthony's cookies, visit him on the web at anthoniescookies.com. if you want to watch some of our other episodes at sfquickbites/tumbler.com. see >> i'm warren corn field and we are doin

estamos en la inter sin embargos intersecciÓn de vela park, y ponen veladora para recordar a anthonys problemas, esta es la informaciÓn. >>> Él siempre andaba sonriente, era un niÑo muy amable, siempre querÍa ver a otra gente muy feliz >>> esa la impresiÓn que guardan algunos amigos y clases de anthony garcia el joven que perdiÓ la vida luego de ser atropellado por un conductor el martes por la noche >>> sÍ duele mucho >>> desde el dÍa que ocurriÓ la tragedia del menor de 17 aÑos estudiante de preparatorias las muestras de afecto de anthony no se se han hecho esperar >>> a su familia quiero ayudarlos, quisiera poder poco mejore cajitas para poner dinero y algo >>> en el lugar testigo mudos de los hechos, de vista park colocan veladoras en prem mmemo anthony quienes forman parte de los conocÍ colisticlistas muter josÉ. >>> muchos han bajado a 25 y en algunos casos el exceso de velocidad y las condiciones del clima han contribuido a ellos, aunque en el caso del mÁs reciente caso, anthony garcia se transportaba en bicicleta las causas son investigadas para saber cÓmo cocoocurriÓ >>> un

holly, good morning. >> reporter: gorge anthony -- good morning, anthony and norah. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombings yesterday, but many people in russia believe they were the work of islamic rebels who have called for violent attacks to disrupt the winter olympics. russian president vladimir putin has promised that the sochi winter games will be the safest in olympic history. more than 2,500 athletes from 90 countries and tens of thousands of spectators will descend on the resort town in the coming weeks. russia spent an estimated $50 billion preparing for the event. but the recent attacks are raising concerns. >> people should be reminded that olympic games acts of terrorism including bombings continue to occur in russia. >> reporter: the white house is monitoring the situation and said in a statement, the u.s. government has offered our full support to the russian government in security preparation and we would welcome an opportunity for closure cooperation. >> our diplomatic security personnel have been working with the russians for many months.

just rain from new york city towards florida. >> anthony, thank you. next at 11:00, former nba star dennis rodman is back in north korea tonight. what he's doing to hopefully improve relations between the communist regime and america. and -- >> i'm going to miss it. >> as we head towards the 49ers last regular season game at candle stick, the people who know the stadium inside and out are bidding it a very fond farewell. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns

for a look at your christmas day forecast, we want to check in with anthony slaughter. >> we don't want to do any burning today. the thing that we're noticing today and this is some good n s news. we have a strong wind very different from the past couple days. this is going to help us a little bit and you can see the flag really billowing in the wind this morning. r very different from the past couple days. otherwise, we're clear to start across the board. temperatures very cool back into the 30s and 40s. later on this afternoon temperatures very warm. we're talking about record setting heat once again. 70 in the south bay. 72 in the east bay. 71 in the north bay. san francisco expecting to get close to new records. that's record territory. we'll be tracking the temperatures all morning long. we'll see you in a bit. >>> breaking news this morning. a train traveling through san jose hit and killed someone. now investigators are trying to figure out why that person was on the tracks in the first place. it happened on the highway 87 tracks. drivers could see the train stopped just south of

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." a dispute with a teacher turns deadly just miles from columbine and a day before the newtown anniversary. there's been another school shooting. we'll have details on the investigation. >> another big storm with winter still weeks away. we're tracking the ice and snow from the midwest to the northeast. >>> his final journey home. after a week of good-byes, nelson mandela's body arrives in his ancestral village on the eve of his funeral. >>> and prince harry completes a trek with wounded veterans. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 14th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some distinguished visitors here in studio 57 this morning fresh off his two grammy nominations. gregory porter is here to perform. his voice is compared to greats like lou rawls and marvin gaye. >> plus chef martin lever inton who got a psychology degree but followed his hear

in the wings, two healing saints-- sebastian and anthony-- stand like living statues. because the panels of this altarpiece had to be separated, we need to look at a model to understand how it unfolded. mary reads the prophecy of isaiah-- "behold, a virgin shall conceive," as she is interrupted by the archangel gabriel's annunciation. an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone, this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in me

i have had enough of them. >> anthony weiner's career. may it stayed buried this time. >> enough already is global warming. the theory. the most honored supporter admit there has been anyone crease in the earth's surface temperatures for 15 years. it's time to admit that the theory is flawed. >> worst lie. >> if your like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> what do you mean by that, keep it? >> that was the president's offstated comment where he was referring to people that already have insurance. and it did not prove to be fully accurate. i would gift three direct to have international intelligence james clapper that told a congressional committee that the nsa was not collecting data on millions of mornings. he later had to aparking lot guys to what he called his least most untruthful answer. in other words, he lied. >> did you see that one hour interview with him? >> on "60 minutes?" >> it was one hour. he was giving a prepared talk. >> admitted that he lied. >> to add you can keep your health insurance and you

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the other is 19-year-old anthony hopkin.e jail has decided to move hogan to the protective housing unit on another floor. hogan will be isolated from other inmates but he may pass by a number of them on the way there and many have already seen his face on the news. [ indistinct yelling ]. >> i feel like i'm eventually going to run into them. >> who? >> whoever was just yelling at me. there's so many people i don't know who it was. >> one of the inmates was shawn powell who says the homes murder is close to home. >> it is my wife's little cousin. i already knew what was going on before the news or anybody. >> powell is equally intense at james mallory. he gets out and turns around and want to take the life of an innocent. that is two lives he's about to take. he don't know what he got coming. if he ever get caught he going to get a held of an as whooping. >> coming up. >> mallory if i had a gun i would kill him. >> another high profile arrest. puts the jail on alert right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! have a good day at

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." a major storm expected to disrupt travel for millions of-mile-an-hours from the west to the deep south. >>> this morning two astronauts begin spacewalks aimed at fixing a cooling station on the international space station. >>> also what's it really like inside the national football league. the journalist who ease yearlong access is was so unprecedented he even got a locker. >>> and on the last weekend before christmas we have the actual science behind giving the best possible gifts. all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 21st, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some very distinguished guests for you here in studio 57 this morning, including holiday music from one of new orleans' very best the one and only aaron neville sings in our holiday session. >>> and he became one of the most honored and accomplished chefs. >>> and on this holiday we

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning saturday." another big travel weekend and another storm brewing. how an area already dealing with ice and power problems is about to get hit again. >>> in sight but out of reach. a research ship trapped in the antarctic ice was close to being rescued. we'll talk with someone on board and talk about what went wrong. >>> a & e reinstates the popular "duck dynasty." >>> and there's a revolution brewing inside this machine. see how a robot can make a better cup of coffee than a barista, all that and much more on "cbs this morning saturday," december 28th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have some great guests for you here in studio 57 this morning. some consider him the greatest chef, daniel. >> and he's also in the food business. you probably won't recognize this machblt ed curry broke the record for creating the hottest pepper known to man. anthony's going to sample it. >> so ar

thank you, anthony. this evening, an advisory panel appointed by president obama recommended sharp limits on some of the government's most controversial surveillance programs. the programs, including collecting the phone records of millions of americans, were exposed earlier this year by edward snowden, the national security agency leaker and now fugitive from justice who was granted asylum in russia. major garrett is at the white house tonight. major, what are the details? >> reporter: scott, the panel said the national security agency should stop collecting and storing so much data on individual americans. it suggested the government's willingness to use every new type of surveillance technology has put civil liberties at risk. the panel urged president obama to place the right to privacy on equal footing with surveillance and counterterrorism investigations. the rise of modern technologies makes it all the more important that democratic nations respect people's fundamental right to privacy, the panel

anthony and jeremy are still with us.have you devised from the last full day of shopping in the united states that might help you? >> yeah. well, i think the initial read so far has been that we're down about 2.5% to 3.5% from where we were last year. but these are very preliminary readings. and as you've just mentioned, cyber monday is going to play into this. so the overall figures, i think we're going to come out with a retail holiday shopping season for that -- to make an annodime term will be okay. and for stocks in general, that's going to translate into a bit more of a positive momentum towards year-end. as far as individual retailers go, i think there is a bifurcation between, really, the top end, the electronics, what we're going to see over the holiday period. but also, i think you have to look at what's happening in the very low end, kind of the dollar stores that we're still familiar with here in the u.s. and i think some of those stores present interesting opportunities for investments in 2014. >> how would y

thank you. >> thank you, anthony. and thanks for watching nbc bay area news. weekend. have a good week. we leave you tonight from live pictures from johannesburg of the memorial for nelson mandela. >> we take you up in the air with student pilots training in the u.s. why sot critics say they're being rushed in the cockpit. and hoe legal battles over special ed are affecting all students. and we investigate a bay area fire station that's earned the ugly reputation as the cancer station.

anthony died after being hit by a car in south san jose last tuesday evening. anthony's father says he still has a lot of questions and hopes the city will do its part to make streets safer. >> can't bring him back. i cannot bring anthony back, and maybe somebody sl in the future can help me with this situation to make it better for san jose and for everybody else and parents and families. >> garcia's funeral is set for tomorrow morning in sunny vail. >>> authorities expect to know tomorrow whether a man they shot today in san rafael is a so-called cotton ball bandit. officers say a man robbed bank of the west this morning in novato. after a chase, he crashed his car in san rafael across from north gate mall. investigators say deputies shot him when he pulled out a gun. cotton ball bandit has routinely hit on wednesday mornings. >> you're right. it is a wednesday. there have been a couple of the days, i think, where he didn't strike on a wednesday. i think it was a thursday. again, that's part of what we're looking into. >> the cotton ball bandit earned his nic

meteorologist anthony slaughter is here. we do not have that kind of snow around here. >> actually, that would be good news if we had any kind of precipitation fall from the sky because we're talking about such a dry year and now this newly issued red flag fire warning through 10:00 tomorrow morning. all because we've seen such dry conditions, now elevated fire danger because of the gusty hilltops. they'll be gusting up till 10:00 in the morning with winds of of the northeast at 35 miles per hour. since we have been in one of the drier calendar years to speak of, this is not good news for the bay area. we could use an on-shore breeze and that would eventually offer that return of fog. that would be good news. although we're talking about dry conditions, unfortunately, gusty winds do not help in offering any relief from any kind of red flag fire warning. so high pressure. the northwest flow will continue to push off towards the east and allow high pressure to really start to build in and eventually just kind of sit right over

i don't think thin wants to see anthony weiner mount a comeback. i think we're all -- >> you think huma doesn't want to -- >> for the record, candy, we just talked about the pope. i believe in second chances. >> so there you go. >> there you go. >> a good place for us to -- >> -- they're going -- for weiner, it would be a third. that's stretching it. >> it would be a third turn. but forgiveness, all that stuff. >>> okay. we are saying good-bye to 2013. but there were a lot of moments in 2013 that made us think of 2016 and some possible presidential picks. and anna is going to reveal one of her top picks next. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: the energy in one gallon of gas is also enough to keep your smartphone running for how long? 30 days? 300 days? 3,000 days? the answer is... 3,000 days. because of gasoline's high energy density, your car doesn't have to carry as much fuel compared to other energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. >>> closed captioning hours presented by -- >>> i am back with our girl power panel. w

anthony's dining room. 4,000 people enjoyed christmas dinner there. a portion of the ticket sales will benefit st. anthonys. >>> a nonprofit in san francisco says it is closing the doors this christmas day. the homeless youth alliance is blaming gentrification. the building is being turned into apartments. >>> the family of jahi mcmath opened christmas on the her bedside. they wanted a normal christmas for the 13-year-old. she was declared brain dead following complications from a ton sillectomy. the family has not decided if they will appeal the reeling and they are hoping for a miracle. >>> authorities say marital problems were behind the murder- suicide today. it happened on a home on videoa amigos, john lynn shot and killed his wife before killing himself. the families four children were all at home at the time and there are reports the 16-year- old saw the shootings happen. the children are staying with relatives. >>> police in the south bay trying to figure out what a woman was doing on the light railtracks when she was hit and killed. the trans

anthony risked his life to save their children. on may 2 of this year, anthony and his brake man were starting their freight run from the conrail yard. since there was a passenger train ahead of them they had to proceed slower. the pritchard children did something they had never done before. the boys walked through the woods at the end of the street and headed toward the railroad tracks. a freight train is slow to get going and slower to get stopped. that's why the men that drive trains have to be alert. on that morning richard was alert. he saw a red object and a yellow object on to rails. >> i said what's that ahead. then i saw the yellow object move. we got 800 feet away we realized it was too small children. richard threw the brake into emergency position to stop the train. >> you could tell right away we weren't going to stop in time. not going to stop. i was hoping it would. saying come on stop. saying to the kid, get out of there. >> i realized the train wasn't going to stop. i came out of the front door, across the end plat

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter. still dangerously cold out there. >> take a look at some of those numbers this morning. our coldest location came in an hour ago, petaluma at 16. even napa got down to 26 degrees. a lot of this cold air is across most of the bay area. i wanted to point out the north bay, most of 101 right now is dealing with some patchy black ice. so you do want to make sure you are taking it easy on the roads this morning. it's still below freezing from napa to novato. as we widen out, you can see still below freezing in places like livermore where they're at 31. even concord the 32. san jose 32 right now and sunnyvale 29 cold degrees. we are cold, and even dangerously cold. this is the kind of weather you have to take it easy in and take it cautiously on those roadways. waking up to some beautiful sunrises this morning across the peninsula, the east bay, even san francisco. our camera guy back there adjusting some of those shots. you can see if you look at the peninsula, just an awesome shot. just a

anthony, what about you? looking forward to seeing santa >> oh, yes.u can't complain. we're going to look at christmas day actually being our warmest this week. how is that for my gift to you. >> thank you. look at you. >> across the bay area you'll notice clear skies, we're not looking at fog, temperatures today will be comfortable. we're talking about highs back in the mid to upper 60s, in fact san jose expecting a high of 68 today, and the old record for daytime high is 67, and wouldn't you guess, that the old record was set back in 1901. so we're talking about record heat not only for san jose but palo alto and los altos expecting mid-60s. san francisco not at record heat but low 60s expected there, the record in san francisco for this time of year is 64. so we're not going to be there. a few shy. the north bay could set a record across napa. we're forecasting 66. oakland 64, that's the old record. so lots ever places today could break some records across the bay area. we're talking long standing, not just a couple years ago. back to 1901 to talk a

thank you, anthony. police say hundred of cars took over freemont drag racing. auto mall parkway and 880. they're becoming a bigger problem. received this video from the police department of street racing a couple weeks ago. watch the top left hand corner, you can see the headlights of the cars racing away. on the vetstreets, skid marks. and they're beefing up their presence overnight. the police have not said whether they made any arrests there. and happening right now. live look at dui checkpoint in cuppertino. officers screening drivers, stephens creek boulevard tonight until 3:00 a.m. part of a routine crackdown on on drunk driving. there goes my voice. let's check in with the detective. to tell us more about the -- the checkpoint. i'm going to get a sip of water wheel you te while you tell us about the checkpoint. >> good evening. we're here in cuppertino, conducting a dui checkpoint. multiple agencies for the county sheriff's office. the mountain view police department, santa clara police district. so far what we are doing is stopping every fifth vehicle c

this week's bankruptcy filing has created more questions than answers for the future of the city anthony randolph of the reason foundation helped us get through the headline letter wall rachel courteous and i paid you a picture of detroit are sick and this big deal is all coming up and it all starts right now. kicking off your headlines today fracking now it may be the reason why unusual earthquakes have been hitting northern texas in recent months researchers suggest that injecting fracking water deep into the ground may have caused the three point four magnitude earthquake in dallas this past october artie's guy nature can reporting from northern texas tells us more. many residents who moved into this area in texas had no idea there would be fracking wells just steps away from their homes they could know that the area that had hardly had any earthquakes before fracking began would start having several every week they couldn't imagine that there would be a gas well just across the street from their community water supply and that's despite the fact that there are still no conclusive stu

nora, anthony, gayle?ill help them personally. the survey finds even -- even 37% of uninsured people believe they'll be hurt by the new law. republican strategist frank luntz with us. >> good morning. >> the website is improving. why so are so many skeptical? the website symbolic of greater challenges. the danger in politic is when you overpromise, underdeliver. i'm not going to argue with the president's intentions. my job as analyst is to see both sides. i can't see anything positive for the president right now. when you look at people signing up, they're older than expected less healthy than expected which means the cost for these people is going to be more than expected. we've seen that you can't necessarily keep your doctor. there are going to be more people who will face this. going through the cross tabs even a third of democrats don't are a positive opinion towards health care plan. when you have a problem like this, you cut your losses. >> why are the people who are uninsured, why are they against

meteorologist anthony slaughter is keeping track of all of this. is cold out there. >> being from boston, of course we always talk about this, you know, it is something we don't usually see here across the bay area, but the cold temperatures definitely made it feel like home. you can see clear skies for the most part, still have clouds in san francisco. and here is the thing, as we head through the overnight hours there are clouds off the coast, and those coastal clouds will move just a bit, insulating the bay. it won't be too cold tomorrow, near freezing in some locations. you notice the oakland time line brings things around. the clouds tomorrow meaning insulation overnight. acting like a blanket. we're not going to get as cold, but once again, near freezing, it feels the same. we have the area of low pressure moving through, this thing that came in this morning brought rain with it. a force of cold air, the first cold front you may recall moved through thursday. it continues to bring in both of those cold fronts, lots of cold air from the arctic

to see, bonina from saint anthonies, and monique from the tender loin hunger task force and paula jones for the important work. i also wanted to thank paul ash, the executive director of the food banks for being here as a resource and as well as and also kevin wing from project open hand and from saint anthony and rita the director of glide as well. now, for the translaters, i wanted to again, remind or to say that we have translation in chinese, spanish, tagalog and russian and i would ask if the staff from the services who are doing the translation to come forward and say in spanish, in tagalog and russian that they are available to translate the public comment. >> and also grace yee from the department of public health come forward and if you could make that announcement that you can translate. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i am going to call the names in groups of ten, one more, thank you. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> come forward and i am suggesting that we line up on that side of the room. and from the saint anthony and, liz, development center, wiser from, and

this week the bankruptcy filing has created what questions and answers for the future of the city anthony randolph of the reasons beyond ation help us through the headline letter wall rachel courteous and i paid you a picture of detroit. and this big deal is all coming up and it all starts right now . kicking off your headlines today fracking now it may be the reason why unusual earthquakes have been hitting northern texas in recent months researchers suggest that injecting fracking water deep into the ground may have caused the three point four magnitude earthquake in dallas this past october artie's gynae teacher can reporting from northern texas tells us more. many residents who moved into this area in texas had no idea there would be fracking wells just steps away from their homes they could know that the area that had hardly had any earthquakes before fracking began would start having several every week they couldn't imagine that there would be a gas well just across the street from their community water supply and that's despite the fact that there are still no conclusive studies on

this week's bankruptcy filing has created more questions than answers for the future of the city anthony randolph of the reason foundation helps us get through the headline letter wall rachel courteous and i paid you a picture of detroit i'll take that and this big deal is all coming up and it all starts right now. kicking off your headlines today fracking now it may be the reason why unusual earthquakes have been hitting northern texas in recent months researchers suggest that injecting fracking water deep into the ground may have caused the three point four magnitude earthquake in dallas this past october artie's gynae teacher can reporting from northern texas tells us more. many residents who moved into this area in texas had no idea there would be fracking wells just steps away from their homes they could know that the area that had hardly had any earthquakes before fracking began would start having several every week they couldn't imagine that there would be a gas well just across the street from their community water supply and that's despite the fact that there are still no conclu

this week's bankruptcy filing has created more questions than answers for the future of the city anthony randolph of the reason foundation helps us get through the headline letter while rachel courteous and i paint a picture of detroit artistic assets and this big deal is all coming up and it all starts right now. ticking off your headlines today for akim now it may be the reason why an usual earthquakes have been hitting northern texas in recent months researchers suggest that injecting fracking water deep into the ground may have caused the three point four magnitude earthquake in dallas this past october artie's gynae teacher can reporting from northern texas tells us more. many residents who moved into this area in texas had no idea there would be fracking wells just steps away from their homes they could know that the area that had hardly had any earthquakes before fracking began would start having several every week they couldn't imagine that there would be a gas well just across the street from their community water supply and that's despite the fact that there are still no conclu

here's anthony weiner. >> good afternoon.name's anthony weiner, democratic candidate for mayor of the city of new york. i have said that other texts and photos were likely to come out, and today they have. >> that is the hastily called anthony weiner press conference after reports that other texts and photos after the period in which he was supposedly rehabilitated -- >> all of it was ridiculous. the guy was in fourth place. the entire mayoral race treated him like he was the front-runner. the same amount of i don't give a who's howdy crap about that guy -- i was so mad, yeah. so, underreported, i'm changing my mind for the third time and i'm going to say north carolina. the laws that have come down in north carolina are not just reproductive, it's immigration, it's every voting right. if you were to lay out everything going on in north carolina, you would not believe it's america. and if you want to know about it, read what berman has been writing about it because it's been spot out. >> quickly, my undercovered, overcovered.

anthony? >> i've always been cautious on gold. at the end of the day, it's not clear it's giving people what they want. and if the fed is tapering, moving in the direction of a stronger economy, you'll see a stronger dollar, and there'll be more problems for names like this. i'd be super cautious here. >> quickly on gold, it's down, again. taper fears. 1,230 is right around where gold is hanging out. a low? that's a low? >> again, we talked yesterday with mr. rule, and we were saying don't you think you'll see the flush to the downside. you're seeing some of that today. i still think the flush in gold carries you to around 1,180, judge, and then you buy it. >> doc, when you see the flush, you'll be buying. >> i will be, yes. i do think there's a point here, judge, where the bad news is out for gold, and you can buy it, that'll be about where my level is, below 1,200. >> talking about oracle, daving a dive after receiving two downgrades, rbc downgrading to sector perform to outperform. steph? >> i don't think anybody trusts this ma

thanks, anthony. more than a dozen people had to find another place to sleep tonight after a fire burned an abandoned building in east oakland and damaged an apartment building nearby. fire officials say the fire started at about 8:00 on 46th avenue. the fire threatened as many as six housing units in a nearby building. fire officials say it would have been a whole lot worse. >> the professional women and men of the oakland fire department, they respond so quick. a two-minute response time to have a full assignment on scene and mitigating the fire is really good. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. and there were no injuries reported. a fire that destroyed a san jose garage this morning may have been caused by a small marijuana growing operation. the fire started around 9:30. officials say the homeowner had a valid medical marijuana card and was growing five immature plants in the garage. firefighters were able to contain the flames before they spread to the home or neighboring struck kmu

but they vary anthony would forgive them. >> i know he would. he has a big heart. he's very, like, forgiving and very loving. >> reporter: while anthony's family thinks changes on the street are needed. their focus is grieving and preparing to lay him to arrest. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> san francisco police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who critically injured a pedestrian early this morning. >> the car hit the man about 2:45 a.m. near valencia and clinton park. police say the victim is in his 20s and was taken to san francisco general hospital with a life-threatening injuries. officers are looking for a black or blue four-door sedan that has damage to the front passenger side and possibly to the windshield. >>> firefighters in benecia say without crucial technology, they would not have been able to find two people trapped in a burning building. we'll show you the device and hear from the first firefighters on the scene. >>> i-5 shut down for hours after a man police considered dangerous was shot and killed by office

at 8:00, allergy and infectious disease anthony fauci followed by director green, director of the human genome institute. at 9:00, national institutes director harold varmus and at 9:30, a look at the national institutes of mental health with dr. thomas insel live on c-span. >> we'll have president obama talking about the economy coming up in a few minutes. it's scheduled for 11:15 a.m. eastern. until then, some house republican reaction to discussions on the iran nuclear program. host: congressman, let me begin with the iran nuclear deal. in "the washington post" this morning, this is how they begin

and the silver goes to anthony weiner, your friend. [ laughter ] >> pat, i have to agree with you on that, but i would add ted cruz on his list. as his short year of the senator, he managed to offend all the republicans in the senate, which is really tough because they are his party. >> mark, i'm putting my vote in for the san diego mayor. i think 17 women have now basically asserted that they had sexual harassment moments with him. that's no small achievement for a public figure. >> clarence? >> well, i think rob ford wins the international prize. i give ted cruz the domestic award. >> the worse politician is egypt's former president, morsi. giving him an ultimatum to quit the muslim brotherhood. morsi refused. they ousted him and morsi is now on trial. worse politician, okay, the most defining political moment, pat buchanan. >> august, the american people rise up and say no to barack obama's war on syria. >> eleanor? >> the 16-day government shutdown. >> mark? >> i would say president obama has redline that he drew is a public assertion. undermining his credibility both at home and

anthony slaughter joins us with a look at the forecast. >> things got worse yesterday. we did have the spare the air alert that was in effect and now that's in effect again for today, but also now we have a red flag fire warning. rain definitely not in the forecast. this is really a worst case scenario. we're talking about sparing the air and if we get any fires that break out, the fire warn something in effect until 10 cla10:00. even though we are sparing the air for today, air quality is beginning to improve and i want to show you our sunrise right now. you can see we are looking at really clear visibility. even across san francisco as you just saw. not too much haze building up right now. so that's some good news. really with the gusty winds, it's unfortunate we could see a fire break out because conditions are ripe for that to happen. but the good news, again, with these gusty winds, that will clear out the air just a bit and, in fact, as we head through new year's eve and new year's d day, we're talking about improving air quality and the potential for fog and driz

i cannot bring anthony back.omebody there in the future that can help me with this situation to make it better for san jose and for everybody else and parents and families. >> garcia's funeral is set for tomorrow morning in sunnyvale. >>> the cold snap is almost over. almost. but, paul, a few places are still under a freeze warning tonight. >> one more night in the north bay away from the water we are looking at the 7th freeze warning over the past eight nights, crazy considering the time of year. another freeze for north bay value lease tonight. lafayette 32 degrees. d aly city you will wake up to 42 degrees. cold but not as cold. we're going to change that cold word for warm. find out when we hit 70 coming up. >>> how badly do you want to become a homeowner? there's a house for sell in san jose. betty shows us it's got plenty of character, but you might want to call it a fixer upper. betty. >> that's right, ken. the house behind me may not look so desirable, but we know that beauty is in the eye of the beholder

anthony slaughter in for christina. good morning. >> happy holidays to you guys. we're looking at clear skies as we get into the final week of december. we don't have fog to track as we look at any of our area bridges, you can see from the east bay looking out toward san francisco, very illuminated still because the fog not here. we're going to see a clear day. temperatures today similar to where they were yesterday. we're in the 40s across the board with a few upper 30s especially like the north bay and east bay. by this afternoon sunshine continues, the warmest locations back to the east and the north bay. really picture perfect conditions from 65 in san francisco, close to 70 in the north bay. you can't complain with temperatures like this in december. of course the roadways not too bad. let's toss to mike inouye. >> good morning. the weather is great. the only thing to complain about it's not even 4:32 yet. almost. looking to the north bay, light volume of traffic. this is a holiday week and a lot of folks, businesses, have shut down. we'll expect a light flow

norah, anthony, gayle?orning. the same region was hit by an ice storm last week causing christmas blackouts that lasted for days. and more snow could be in the forecast starting wednesday. forecasters expect this storm from the midwest may build strength movinging up the northeast coast by friday. if it happens, the worst of that weather would take aim at new york boston, and much of new england. >>> and about 1.3 million americans are starting this day with no federal unemployment benefits. they ran out over the weekend after congress left for its holiday break without extending the program. the loss could push hundreds of thousands of families below the poverty line. jeff is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more than 200,000 californians are affected by this. this could be one of the first political battles of new year. senate democrats have indicated they'll make this a priority beginning next week. 51-year-old baltimore resident kathy biscotto has been out of work since summer.

checking in with anthony slaughter. >> seeing those, incredible to find out all of that stuff happening across not only the country but the world. it's quiet across the bay area. we have been in an inactive weather pattern this past year. now on our first full month of winter the meteorological winter that s we have not seen as much rain as we could pick up this time of year. we're going to round the year off dry. right now we're basically looking at a few clouds. and winds are calm so that means another spare the air alert for today. because we're not going to see a lot of movement in our atmosphere for today. temperatures will warm quickly headed back to the south bay seeing 68 in san jose, morgan hill 69, the peninsula, mid-60s there, but again, plenty of sunshine even in san francisco, low 60s. similar to what we saw yesterday. our daytime high in san francisco 60, that's where we'll be at today. the north bay expecting mid-60s. upper 60s for mill valley, 68, 69. east bay and tri-valley expecting a mix of mid to upp

let's check in with anthony slaughter.een saying this just about every day, no fire. >> it's a sad thing to have to say. lots of folks want to do that burning in the fireplace. you can go to sparetheair.org to find out the details on what you can and cannot burn. in some cases, it is illegal. we're talking about record heat. with this high pressure over us, we'll see many records broken today. downtown san francisco expecting a new record. here's the thing about the records. in some cases, we haven't seen temperatures this warm in over 100 years. san jose expecting 71 today. got to 70 yesterday. easily could hit this. the old record is 70 from 1901. history in the making across the bay area here on this christmas day. beautiful colors across the bay area. you can see every single location waking up to clear skies. even in san jose with clear conditions. a few clouds. the good news our sunrise this morning really doesn't look as beautiful as it it did over the past couple mornings. that's because we have a strong wind that'

are there -- i remember when anthony weiner and elliott spitzer decided to run. we said it's new york. they don't care about all these things. it turns out they do. >> think about that? probably looked at mark sanford in south carolina and said maybe we can go on the appalachian trail and come back from whatever. >> but they couldn't. >> i couldn't believe mark sanford got re-elected. theres with a difference in his case and running against a terrible democratic candidate. >> we have a real leader who will tackle unemployment in new york and the growing economy. >> i hope so. >> i don't think anyone wants to see anthony weiner mount a comeback. i think we're all happy to have him part of history. >> even uma? >> even uma. >> the record, candy, we just talked about the pope. i believe in sec chances. >> there you go. >> good place for us to take a break. >> for weiner, it would be a third. >> okay. we're saying good-bye to 2013. but there were a lot of moments in 2013 that made us think of 2016 and some possible presidential picks. and anna is going to reveal one

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