umbrella this >> hopefully you are able to get out and enjoy the day because tomorrow will not be as nice. >> some are will be one of those days you go see a movie and if you can stay inside that is probably a good idea. it would not be awful but it will be wet and cold and breezy. the works. you ready? you don't have a choice. here againening -- outside at this hour it is dry right now but the rain is on her back doorstep and i would say by about 2 a.m. it will be entering the beltway area. 48 degrees at this hour at reagan. our highs that make it up to 57 degrees -- not so bad. 55 in arlington. our next stop takes us to upper 48. -- where was it was 48. we can see upward to an inch and an inch and a half of rain by this time tomorrow. cooler air off to the north of us that mild temperatures across our area. the good news with these temperatures -- anything that falls will fall in the form of rain so no snow delays expected for the day tomorrow but rain could became -- could become heavy during the morning hours. look how much more -- look how much warmer we are compared to yesterday. --

. >> it's not as nice as that everywhere. > inside the beltway, there's a lot of hot air. you get outside the beltway, it's not so nice. out toward vienna and dulles, it's not as nice. the did stick. the issue is it's above 32 and melting. after sunset, watch out for 28 as we get into even up toward 1 and i-95, we will see snow. finally into new york city ending probably in the next hour or two. just about what you see is what you get. except the cold air still coming in. there's so much cold air that's going to be sinking in these bridges and overpasses tonight that even though it looks wet right now, it will be ice. some black ice will develop. watch that as we start to sink into the nighttime hours. bismarck, high today 16. that's 13 degrees below where we should be. it doesn't get a lot better. that cold air moves east. >> that's cold. yeah. that's cold. >> that's the high. >> thank you, chad. that's what you like about you, michael, keeping it real in washington, d.c. keeping it real. >> i like cad's line. >> hot air. jus

and as nice as it is to ride in the rose parade, alyce with give anything tore just one more flight.>> if i were capable, i would take one of those planes up again right now. but i can't see well enough to land. >> but history's vision of the wasps is now clear. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: the countdown is on to 2014. there is a new crystal ball and quite a story to tell about the square where it is dropped. that is next. >> jeff: u.s. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor will lead the 62nd countdown to 2014 in new york's times square this week. organizers expect a million people will be there when the 59-year-old bronc native flips the switch to start the ball drop. as terrell brown tells us, it's a tradition with a fascinating past. >> here it is. this is the largest crystal ball in the world. we're getting ready for new year's eve. we just installed all of the 2,688 waterford crystals with a new pattern, check it out. >> every year the ball tells a different story, jeff strauss president of countdown entertainment is excited about this year's theme, the gift of

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not as nice as it has been.temperatures are going to drop off by a few degrees from yesterday's highs. look at the peninsula picture. that's actually fog. you can see it moving with the naked eye, and that is what's going to help out our air quality. on shore flow has moisture coming through the bay area. we desperately need it. that wind is going to help to mix things up as well. 62 degrees the forecasted high for today in san francisco. looking good out there. as we head throughout your afternoon, five to ten degrees cooling. especially noticeable right at the immediate coast with an increase of clouds and fog rolling on shore. as we get into tomorrow, we are going to see some really fierce wind when we meet back here at this time. just keep that in mind. it's probably a better idea to postpone your holiday travels if you can friday into the weekend because by friday those winds are going to drop off, and we are going to be left with some beautiful air quality. remember, your seven-day forecast right here at t

almost as nice as last weekend. 60 in santa rosa tomorrow. 60 in napa. i don't see any rain out there. this little deal wednesday, thursday, tough to call that rain. there is the 5 day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. sets us up for the weekend. a lot like the last, i don't know, ain't weekends. we have had really nice weather. the weekend is going to be nice. enjoy what you got. >> thank you, bill. >>> governor brown is warning that the bi partisan budget measure could hurt the california economy. the budget deal does not include an extension of the federal unemployment benefits set to expire at the end of the month. in a letter to congressional leaders, the governor says more than 214,000 californians will face financial hardship. >> not really only these ton employed individuals and their families who stand to suffer, but it's also a ripple effect on the broader economy. >> the governor predicts more jobs will be lost if benefits are not restored. >>> the oakland a's lose an all star pitcher from their staff. >> find out who it is and wher

strange thing about this day was walking around the east bay doing a story about cold weather on a day as nice as this one. people were still having a difficult time getting their heads around the concept. nothing about this video shows normal december 2 in northern california. not the game or the 60 degree weather and definitely not his shorts. you're sweating. >> i am. contract do you have a par came? >> no. >> reporter: you might need one. because this is your future or so we hear. they will be able to turn off the ice making equipment in walnut creek. >> picked everything out of my garden. >> reporter: all the more than reason to visit this garden center where more than a few customers have expressed concern for their citrus plants. >> also your tropicals are extremely vulnerable. >> reporter: hence the process we're watching here. frost protection. this product synthesized, or the more traditional method of wrapping your endangered plants in breathable plastic. >> you literally wrap it up like you would a person. >> reporter: the theory behind covering your plants or coating them basic ph

as we head throughout the day today, these temperatures are going to be nice and comfortable. and getting into tomorrow, the numbers crash. this is what you can expect as we head throughout the next three days. that hazy sunshine will persist for today. should be the last at a, though. area of low pressure. and start to mix up our atmosphere as we head through late wednesday into thursday. this could actually bring us showers. best chance looks like the south bay coast. we'll keep an eye on that for you. thursday, cool temperatures and fierce wind. we're talking about some really strong wind developing right here in the bay area. getting into thursday, keep that in mind, a lot of people will be traveling for christmas as we get to the weekend. we'll keep you updated. back to you, terry and laura. >>> still some cleanup yet to be done at the airport this morning after one of the terminals was flooded. kris brought this story to you yesterday morning. water everywhere, forcing the airport to shut down and evacuate terminal a. that led to some flight delays and cancellations. trav

. >> reporter: living history, but most of the remaining w.a.s.p.s are in their 90s, and as nice as it give anything for just one more flight. >> if i were capable, i'd take one of those planes up again right now, but i can't see well enough to land. >> reporter: but history's vision of the w.a.s.p.s is now clear. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> finally getting the recognition they deserve. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the suicide bombing attacks in southern russia. >>> plus, we'll look at what ibm predicts will be the top innovations that will change your life in the next five years. >>> and we'll tell you why now may be the best time to buy a new car. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. or watching. or watching. i' -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning. it's monday, december 30. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm fran

just not as nice as sunday. cooling begins on tuesday. i mean cold. just so you are ready.deck pushing in there. cloudy skies up in ukiah and 38 degrees. 30s for temps or 40s. 39 in ukiah. 29 up in tahoe. there is a little bit of rain with this but the main impact is colder air. we will not get a lot of rain out of this cold air. the really cold air. tomorrow we will drop temperatures another five to ten degrees. it will get windy tonight but it will start top plunge as we get into wednesday and thursday. some inland temps will struggle that get over 49 degrees. some of those higher clouds to the north as well. does bring a little bit of rain for you folks in mendocino county. that is the plunge of the colder air is following this. by tuesday morning we will start to see cloud cover in here and then the cold air comes in. thick fog, sunny. it will be cooler today but 60s. low to mid 60s for many. i did go to 65 livermore and brentwood. walnut creek 63. 60 alameda. 65 san jose. santa clara at 64. 60s on the coast. that fog is in place. there will be wide spread freezing temp

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where the weather wasn't as nice. >> i live in inner sunset. in 1906. in the big earthquake, that area had dramatic effect. one building settled down into the lake bed. >> the largest loss of life was at 17th and valencia hotel. the fire department came in, drown the people in the basement and the fire came and killed a bunch more people. across the street, there was a 3 story building any after the earthquake, the first floor went straight down. didn't crush. just liquified and created 1 story basement. >> we have unusual soil conditions and then, on top of that, we have built environment. we have buildings built of all different kinds of construction types and dates. when you put those together. maybe you are sitting on rock areas that are built solidly that will have little impact and you have other buildings, soft story buildings and people have essentially the same expectation. >> and the building department would come knock on my door and tell me it wasn't safe >> there are very few retrofitted laws. you have to make brick buildings saver. >> you

side protest leaders called on people to take over as nice to the caucuses as possible the idea of the whole process of walking is to show that ukrainians are ready to be part of europe and they can protest in peaceful european natters of course majority of the people are trying to keep it civil or keeping it peaceful but what exactly will happen later in the day we have yet to find out if. there's a killing financial commentator patrick young believes that the politicians in care more concerned about their own image than ukraine or the union's well being. any peace members of the european parliament are terrified that they're about to be outflanked by until european forces in elections in four or five months time therefore they're doing anything to try and get a ten inch of popularity and of course the way they do that in the socialist european superstate of the e.u. is trying to be seen around liberal demonstrators at all times because it kind of inflates their ok credentials of looking like hippy liberals the truth is they have no coherent concept of why or what they could do with u

congratulations, and i know we're all going to see many more of these parks all across san francisco as nice and beautiful as this one. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. when i say pack it in, you say... pack it in. pack it in. >> pack it in. >> if you pack it in >> pack it out. >> thank you. all right. our final speaker before we cut the ribbon is matt o'grady, the parks alliance. it is our nonprofit partner. they are with us every step of the way advocating for better open space, for more funding for open space, for better play grounds, for more parks, and we can't do it without them. so, i want to welcome matt. i also want to call out kelly knight who is a vice president of the parks alliance board who has joined us today. i don't know if there are any other park board members here. thank you for being here. matt come on up and say a few words. >> thank you, phil. (applause) >> bear with me a second. if you're sitting, stand up. everybody do a quick 360. turn around very quickly and just look at the view from this park. just walk around and look at this view. we live in the most beautif

plus, why are some people complaining that christmas cards are self-serving, impersonal and not as nice as they used to be? ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ >>> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. if you like your doctor or health care provider, you can keep them. if you have health insurance, you like your doctor, you like your plan, you can keep your doctor, you can keep your plan. nobody is talking about taking that away from you. >> president's often repeated promise. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor, period. now dr. ezekiel emmanuel, one of the main architects of obama care is adding a new and important caveat to that promise. watch. >> the president never said you were going to have unlimited choice of any doctor in the country. >> let me -- >> wait. he asked a question. if you like your doctor, can you keep your doctodoctor. >> he didn't say unlimited choice. >> did he say if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. >> yes. if you want to pay more for an insurance company that covers you

there is not a simple solution, >> deep-seated problems, sochi is at the same attitude as nice in france. warm summers, mild winters. what was the rationale for hosting the games in sochi? >> putin has a dacha in sochi. he thinks it could be a year- round resort. they have high mountains 15 miles from sochi. he found an opportunity to turn sochi into a resort. not many people believed this was a good idea, including some of his oligarch buddies who have been making the investment to build up the ski area. they are calling for subsidies from the government and asking the government to buy them out. it is a very large question mark. they stored up enough snow under thermal blankets so if it does not snow at the time of the x they will be able to use artificial snow. only time will tell what happens. i do think that a $60 billion investment for this is something that has already not paid off and has only brought bad pr and bad publicity for the area as a touristy venue. there has been a lot of corruption -- a lot of pollution in the black sea. local residents are complaining they cannot swi

. >> he come in before, sometimes he come in sober, as nice as anything, comical, carry on, then he would come in drunk sometimes. we would have to escort him out of there. >> reverend david died in the fire along with stern. >> i just can't believe the pastor is gone. i can't believe it. >> tell me about shepherd's crook. >> the shepherd's helped me with some food and clothes and everything. and then when i got a job and found a place to live, i wanted to help back. so i started volunteering because i like helping people. right now, i'm afraid to go back in there because of what happened, because of nightmares. but later on, maybe after this gets over with, maybe a few months or down the road, i will go back and do it again. >> full recovery may take two years. neither her fiance nor adult daughter have the money to make extended trips up here. so dana is hoping she will be home by christmas. at the hopkins bay view medical center in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >> and dana's employer is trying to raise money to support her. you can learn more by clicking on our website, wusa9.com. >>

. >> not as nice.big one is a showpiece. >> this is approximately 12 feet and a few inches. >> wow. >> this is a tree we have decided on, a 12 footer. transport.n to --let me -- money scam that. let me scan that. sending transaction, donezo. btc.ne says received, .08 >> and we got this. all those big trees and we got this little charlie brown. >> i felt like it would fit best on the set. how many bitcoins? >> 0.08 bitcoins. >> how much? >> $50. the stand was 10, the ornaments i got at target with a bitcoin gift card. it is a full on bitcoin three. -- tree. >> is a douglas fir? >> whatever the good kind is from north carolina. the cool thing -- i was talking there with henry romp. they have been running that tree corner for 26 years now. he points out -- a lot of people think of bitcoin as i used to. just a way to buy drugs and escort services on silk road. things for all the good you can do. we go to the other end of the spectrum here. buying a little christmas cheer. >> instead of drugs. >> instead of

as warm. outside we have a couple of clouds floating on through. that low pressure system continuing to spin off the coastline but overall we have actually got offshore flow that's bringing with it some nice weather as the air sinks approaching the coastline at the surface warming the temperatures up. i think mostly sunny this afternoon a couple of passing high clouds and much cooler temperatures as we head in toward tomorrow and thursday, as well. out the door right now, a little cool in spots in some of the valleys, 39 degrees in

as well. >> we hope so. yes. >> how is it looking? >> it's going to be nice. it's shades, sun screen, the things you don't typically associate with december especially the day after christmas. as we head throughout the next couple days for the game tomorrow, temperatures are going to stay nice and mild. we're talking about the 70s in the south bay, the east bay, the north bay. we'll be in the upper 60s just about at 70 along the peninsula today. and even in san francisco. but it's a chilly start. grab a jacket, a spare the air day as we head through tomorrow likely seeing another one. then better air quality we're going a to tell you why and what's to come for the all important weekend. we're so close to it now. then another holiday. got to love this time of year. >> got to love it. we do. we're looking here, though, we do have a few more cars. the north bay, got to love that. southbound 101 through san rafael. you notice a little glow to the lights. the systems are tied together. we have some time to time this orange showing up in the north bay through the are

not as nice as earlier this week. it is going to bring about better air quality.t's the great news for us. temperatures are going to be more comfortable for today. we're going to get a little bit better air quality this afternoon, even more so as we head throughout your thursday and your friday. so here is your micro climate forecast for this wednesday. south bay and san francisco all talking about the low to mid-60s. we will see a little bit of a warmer day out in the east bay san ramon, 57. pleasanton and livermore, nice and comfortable later on today. as we get into the rest of the day, that's when the changes really start to arrive. this afternoon, the front comes in turning cloudy. by this evening, the wind will crank 20-30 miles an lower. gusting. that could make for dangerous travel. it will stay windy. let's talk about how thiscy stim will impact the rest of the state. tomorrow does look to be the most dangerous. gusty winds, black ice, snow and ice out in tahoe. travel cautiously. here is mike. we're looking to a really bad drive developing for oakland ri

and as nice as that reaction feels, it would be weird and wrong if that reaction obscured the fact thata's political cause, support even for nelson mandela's personal freedom in his lifetime was no sure bet in america especially on the america right. this is something that sort of disappeared down the memory hole. if you needed to be reminded of it look no further than the american far right today. here is the cover of this week's edition of the world net daily magazine. they have one. this is their commemorative nelson mandela edition. see. icon. get it, nelson mandela was a con man. a communist wolf in sheep's clothing who managed to fool the world. he was a con artist. world net daily ran a poll last week after mr. mandela passed, asking their readers how do you assess the life and work of nelson mandela. the leading response was this one. he was a violent communist revolutionary who never should have been released from prison. in the mid 1980s as the american political world was rallying to mandela's side and uniting against the south african government. political right was in the m

this morn handgun. >> looking just as nice h. >> this is always in view.peratures are going to remaybe in the mid-60s. today and tomorrow. >> perhaps a tad cooler. and we are dry. >> partly cloudy skies and overnight lowless. >> for some of the inland communities. and 40around the bay with room for little clang. >> you will look at the number high school. >> they created are -- allie tasty replica of candle stick park. >> they showed off the ginger bread t and double dagger fabs. >> and playing on the field g. >> and row salvortorie. >> that was in front ever the house. and couple of the services helped out. so, it was. yes. >> it was a group effort. >> the restaurants hopes to auction off the candy creation. >> it will stay until knewier's day. >> the end of the error is almost there. >> the mare be hosting its lap football game k. >> and economy hatrack them under waif: and extra security is resist being put in trace h. >> so they don't steel. and the new stadium will be completed. >> you can say farewell to the shift. >> and tell us your favorite e-mail

. >> light rail in minneapolis is as nice and clean as you can get. >> but on this day, nice and clean gets down and dirty when a car full of commuters has to contend with an unruly passenger. >> when i first got on the train, he was just kind of, like, randomly yelling out, cussing a lot and stuff. i sat up in my seat, put on my headphones, pulled out my tablet like i always do. there were a lot of kids and older people on the train and stuff which didn't bother me that much. i just thought it wasn't very polite. >> the security video is silent and low quality, but it appears from the man's body language he's getting more agitated by the second. >> he was just kind of moving up and down the trains not necessarily talking to one person, but just kind of being loud and obnoxious to anyone who was in earshot. i sat back, kicked up my heels. i have 20 minutes to ignore this man then things started escalating. >> when a train rolls into the next station, a request from a boarding passenger sends the agitated traveler off the rails. >> one specific guy got on his train with the bicycle and

today is almost as nice.will have high clouds rolling in, in the afternoon, making for a beautiful sunrise and sunset. enjoy. >> seven, we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and the though metering lights all morning and it is holiday light. we have no delay on the roads with an accident in san mateo county which has been cleared to the shoulder and we are not seeing any delays. looking good this morning. we continue online and twitter and all mobile devices. we will see you in 25 minutes. isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus, for one week only, special financing until january 2016. only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> good morning, america. and the big chill. paralyzing cold gripping the midwest, as 45-mile-per-hour winds bring th

>> the republicans should continually point out all the difficulties, in as nice a way as possible without getting too arrogant, such as i told you so and they should watch as more and more people are affected. just think about the fact that many more people will have their coverage dropped. >> you're saying they don't have to do much. just sit back and let it happen. >> in a way, from a political point of view you don't want to get in the dialogue too much because you know, then it gets thrown on us. this thing could fall on its own weight. >> to me, this is liberalism as an ideology, as a philosophy that is being judged here. >> this is what created the tea party in the first place, right? and people thought it was just obama care. and it was not. if you talk to the original tea party people, what they say is they're taking our original freedom away. that is why it hits so hard and so deep. and now the people who predicted it are now watching their liberty being taken away from them. americans don't like that. we believe in giving people a certain amount of freedom of choice about these

memo nice to see you as well. we are -- >> nice to see you as well. pop afterting a christmas.o do returns and exchanges, so be prepared. this is an area we have a lot of shops. this is bethesda along wisconsin avenue. be prepared for heavy foot traffic as well as car traffic. heading over to our maps, we have the water main break working in the northeast section of the's -- of the city. route 50 moving along nicely. no problems on the beltway, either. moving across the wilson bridge nicely this morning. is moving well. and 95 in virginia is delay free right now. that is nice to say this time of morning. live shot to show you current conditions. i haven't seen that this quite in a wild. this is near fairfax county parkway. traffic is moving right along. >> thank you. a north carolina woman is celebrating a big christmas day milestone. >> christmas and birthday. she turned 100 years old on wednesday. they celebrated at a party in virginia peach -- virginia beach. she has some words of wisdom. don't be ugly to your neighbors or your family or friends. there. advice she has three

fox news senior political analyst and former abc man brit hume calls him a fair-minded reporter and as nicei have ever known. congratulations, vick, on making it to retirement. >>> was al qaeda involved in the benghazi terror attack? the fox all-stars after a quick break. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campbell's healthy request. your modefy gravity.ything. find hidden treasure. make rainbows appear. now she could use a hand, so she can keep living on test test.eg test test. >>> i don't know if it was an exhaustive investigation, we have gone through some 4,000 different classified cables leading up to the event, talked to people on the ground during the event, dob the post-mortem on the event through the committee investigation. >> so what did they get wrong? >> that al qaeda was not invol

as well. then get ready for a nice warmup tomorrow. remember tomorrow another spare the air day and then a milder weather pattern will start to set in for us right on in through monday and tuesday. the setup high pressure really just kicking or keeping that storm track well to the north of us. so all the rain will stay north of the bay area for at least the next three to four days. this high pressure also bringing us that sinking air, bringing us that poor air quality to the surface. but it's also going to act as a nice warmup, warming mechanism for us up so expect nice warm temperatures the next couple of days. by 9:00 tomorrow morning we may see -- still see a little bit of patchy fog here and there, but otherwise get ready for some nice sunshine tomorrow afternoon and warmer temperatures. in fact, if you're heading to the beach, some of the coastline will see temperatures in the mid 60s tomorrow. but we do have a beach hazard in effect. sunday through monday with large westerly swells, possible sneaker waves. some of those waves as

why not be twice as nice? i love this idea. echo designs share the warmth campaign.y'll give two. >> that's great. >> and it's fantastic through fashion delivers, they're going to donate comparable items to people still affected by hurricane sandy. there are so many things. look at the hidden ear pockets. >> look at how soft those are. i love these. >> i know. >> everyone can wrap up this season. >> this time of year. >> so i think about december 27th. >> this is another great idea. women for women's international has the share cookbook. they collected recipes from women around the world. in war-torn countries. 100% of the proceeds go back to help them and part of a collection. can you go online to get the details. >> now these are beautiful bracelets. >> gorgeous. >> what i love is that each color from the charity corresponds to ten different charities. they're $10 apiece. they donate back to the charities. blue is for water.org, et cetera. >> lovely. >> and for a hostess gift, balls of steel. 25% goes to help fund testicular cancer research. and last but not least,

beautiful shot and a nice moon as well. that's a nice look from our exploratorium cam. san francisco 55 and 49 in oakland. san jose 49 as well. half moon bay is 41. and other locations especially in the north bay in the 30s with santa rosa 39 degrees and novato 39 and we have 41 in concord. here is a look at our forecast ahead. it does include clear skies and fog in spots. it will be mild tomorrow, but we do have a spare the air alert which means no burning of food unless it is your only source of heat. a mild pattern will be with us through at least the next four to five days. overnight temperatures and maybe a little frosty in the north bay. santa rosa 34. chilly in livermore and a little more moderating as we head toward the bay and san francisco is 46 and 42 in oakland and richmond and 37 in palo alto. let's get to it. the water vapor imagery, you can see what is happening. the storm track is lifting to the north. high pressure is keeping the bay area. here we are here. very dry and a mild air mass and that will continue for the next four or five days. look at the am

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beautiful shot and a nice moon as well. that's a nice look from our exploratorium cam. n francisco 55 and 49 in oakland. san jose 49 as well. half moon bay is 41. and other locations especially in the north bay in the 30s with santa rosa 39 degrees and novato 39 and we have 41 in concord. here is a look at our forecast ahead. it does include clear skies and fog in spots. it will be mild tomorrow, but we do have a spare the air alert which means no burning of food unless it is your only source of heat. a mild pattern will be with us through at least the next four to five days. overnight temperatures and maybe a little frosty in the north bay. santa rosa 34. chilly in livermore and a little more moderating as we head toward the bay and san francisco is 46 and 42 in oakland and richmond and 37 in palo alto. let's get to it. the water vapor imagery, you can see what is happening. the storm track is lifting to the north. high pressure is keeping the bay area. here we are here. very dry and a mild air mass and that will continue for the next four or five days. look at the ampl

i want the chicken to be nice and rosemary. so, asg over, i'm seeing the pan here with the onions. you know, it's on full whack. you know, it's starting to catch a little bit, because onions have got, you know, lots of natural sugars in. so, they will burn and catch really quickly, and a little splash of water is no bad thing, and straightaway you'll see--can you see the color just coming from the caramelizing of the onions? look at that. you control that. you're in control. back to this chicken here. so, lay the chicken out to one side. you want it all to be evenly sort of seasoned and got the rosemary on it like that. then put the greaseproof paper over the top like that. then just get anything flat and heavy, let's say a rolling pin, and give it a nice little bash. just give it nice, positive taps, because it's going to pound the seasoning and the rosemary into the chicken. look at that. there you go. we'll add a little bit of olive oil to a hot pan, just a tablespoon, and we'll go in rosemary side down into that pan. the breasts n

we'll be right back. >> welcome back to you as we look from san bruno over to san francisco. a nice shot as we get things going. 4:52 on thursday. warriors stars steph curry is taking a break to help families in need. he is teaming wake-up feed the children to give boxes of food to 400 families. curry will hand out the food and other items at the memorial cathedral on telegraph avenue at 3:00. the event is part of the nba care season of giving campaign. >> there was no christmas spirit on the court at oracle yesterday. pushing and shoving actually between the warriors and the clippers. led to technicals and ejections for both teams. this one was knotted up with less than two minutes on the clock. until a go ahead bucket. warriors hung on to win a close 1, 105-103. >> the sharks released their holiday video. this morning a look at something special. the never seen before sharks christmas video of bloopers. take a look at this. >> they actually invented electrically. >> sorry. >> going to say my favorite player's turtle. okay. yeah. turtle. >> somebody wrapped their cat. >> i'm not a

local data and for my work at local data before that, it's important to see open data, not just as a nice thing for developers but really as a city infrastructure, the same way that roads, we have to make sure they're usable, having buses with three or four seats isn't good, we need to know that open data is useful and accessible, i've been able to work in areas that have very good open data and really provide a lot of value to municipalities there to other private partners who are doing work in those areas and communities, and areas where open data is harder to get a hold of or not as well maintained, so i'm excited that locally we'll be able to do that work aggressively. thanks. >> thank you, anybody else? >> hello. my name is kathrin johnson, i aoep s*ent caravan studios non-profit, that's a division of tech soup global here in san francisco, thank you for allowing me the opportunity to comment on this today, this allows us better tools to serve the community. we are currently working on a project called range which allows a user to find the nearest space in both time and location to f

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it was set up by animal planet and is billed as a nice alternative to the yule log on the screen at holiday parties. keep in mind the reindeer may be otherwise occupied come december 24. >>> in case you are wondering the atlantic hurricane season ended today pretty much a no show. this was as bad as it got. tropical storm andrea hitting parts of the south in june. there were 13 named storms this season, but only two became hurricanes. that's the fewest since 1982. neither of the hurricanes made it to the united states. >>> in central illinois, a happy reunion to report. almost two weeks of a deadly tornado. specialist jacob montgomery of the army national guard and dexter, his pit bull puppy. they were separated after montgomery's apartment was destroyed. the dog was found 19 days later under the rubble. he learned about it from n a facebook message from a neighbor. >>> next a comeback story you don't want to miss. >>> finally tonight one of the great success stories the world of wildlife. the return of green sea turtles to the coast of florida, decades after they were placed on the endange

even though they were nice people, they came across as nice people, they always were into some kind ofice or something. >> how does it shape you mentally as an athlete when d'ammato trained you. you were fierce in the ring. you would get into the ring and people were scared of you. were you channeling the anger that you had from your childhood or was it just something completely different? >> well, it could have been that as well, you know. i think a lot of it had to do with that. a great part of it had to do with that because i never wanted to live that life again. i realized every fight was a decision, if i'm going to go back to that lifestyle or not. i really took competition extremely serious. it wasn't like most kids, we're going to win a trophy and my parents came, we got pop warner softball. no. every fight as a kid was extremely serious. to develop to the next stage of my career, my success as far as becoming a heavyweight champion. >> are you following at all the stories about the kids that do this knockout game? what do you think of it? >> i think that's just really some bad

we're a good people say look at scandinavian countries not always doing the right thing maybe aren't as a nice example because we're perfect sinners as well but the same time we were able to do it and it worked how does the irish carbon tax for. you to advantage and i suppose were an island and it was fairly simple to introduce it in the sense that you put we put it at the point of entry so as annoyed ship comes into the into the port of cork and the port of dublin our culture it comes into shannon river we're able to put the tax at the point of entry and that's a big advantage because you cut out the expense of collecting those kind of kind of trick it's true the rest of the economic system so you put it on the oil tanker coming in or you put it on the coal culture and. and then it applies in in a myriad of different ways it's not a huge tax you know it accounts now for about one percent of our overall tax revenue but it's a signal that it's one of if you put it in as one of several signals it starts to have that effect in even areas you don't expect you know in improving your energy efficien

good people say duck and scandinavian countries they're always doing the right thing maybe aren't as a nice example because we're perfect sinners as well but the same time we were able to do it and it worked how does the irish carbon tax work. we had advantage of the spores were an island and it was fairly simple to introduce it in the sense that you put we put it at the point of entry so as as an oil ship comes into the into the port of cork and supported doubling our culture it comes into sharp shannon river we're able to put the tax at the point of entry and that's a big advantage because you cut out the expense of collecting it and it kind of trick astrue the rest of the economic system so you put it on the order tanker coming in or you put it on the code the code shipment. and that is applied in a myriad of different ways it's not a huge tax signal it accounts now for about one percent of our overall tax revenue but it's a signal that it's one of if you put it in as one of several segments it starts to have that effect in even there you don't expect you know in improving your energy ef

sunshine in the deep south, we'll be fine and 45 portland, showers left over as the front stalls over the region. if you want a nice forecast. i know you suffered through some really cold weather as of late, this looks nice, upper 50s to low 60s over the weekend and san francisco, that looks pretty ideal, doesn't it? >> i'll be there for pre-christmas celebration. >> are you? >> the 70s in the south -- >> should we do a meet and greet? >> yeah, come on out. come on out, we'll be there. we'll fly up bill cairns at the same time. let's talk entertainment. chanel has a new face for the 2014 campaign and it is kristin stewart best known for her somber expressions leading the country western themed prefall collection. a smart move some saying if they're looking for the young "twilight" good-smelling vampire crowd, right? >> she disappeared off the radar for a minute. >> only for a minute. >>> on the cusp of her las vegas residency the new album for britney spears debuted. brgs britney jean." it was the weakest opening of her premiere. her las vegas show. >> i didn't hear any buzz about this album at all. las vegas, plan