i have here that the defendant had been previously banned from the ballpark.arted posting some disturbing messages on social media. he actually follows the dodger team, and the dodgers team aware of the items he was posting on social media, at which time they contacted the ballpark to put them on alert. he was saying things, like i hope people are sorry for what i'm about to do. i know i'm shattering lives tonight, and in the next couple of days, i don't expect for the victims to ever forgive me, but maybe god will come judgment today. he was not to be back in the ball bark, somehow was able to get in. started to cause a disturbance yet again. was taken into custody by officers. refused to cooperate with officers. wouldn't tell them who he was or any identifying information. at this point he wasn't cooperating. we'd ask that you leave the bond the same. >> all right. i'll make this a 10%, but i'm going to put some conditions on this. number one, he is not to enter any baseball park, whether it's major league, minoror league, frontier league, college, summer ti

back here live now in bern snsa bernardino at this ballpark. 6:00 this vigil begins. people strolling in early to get a spot in line. the american red cross is here. law enforcement is here as well. essentially the bottom line is what they want here, some peace, some prayer, and some reflection. janelle, we'll send it back to you. see you later on in this newscast. >> okay. we'll check back in a few minutes. thank you, raj. >>> nbc news will continue its coverage at the bottom of the hour as well. lester holt is in san bernardino to anchor "nightly news" and that begins at 5:30. >>> back here at home, you probably noticed a big change in the weather. rain and gusty winds swept through the bay area today. we want to show you views from our hd camera network. yes, heavy rain fell in all these places. san rafael, richmond, san jose. you can see the raindrops on the lens. the bay area getting a good soaking. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us from the weather center. jeff, where are the storms now? >> the storm system is now starting to kick off toward the east. yo

a little shot, but kind of in the ballpark 68 on saturday, in the ballpark. we are forecasting 72 sunday, which we think will break some record highs, especially at dulles. the high at dulles is 71. it's 54 downtown, 55 and leesburg. it's 47 and buoy. we will come back and talk about the prospect for fog and what it would mean to your commute.>>> coming up, you'll hear from a gay couple that was attacked on the metro for trying to do the right thing.>>> the memorial is gone but the emotional scars remain after crews removed flowers >>> today workers in paris removed messages and from the concert hall where people have been coming to pay homage to victims for weeks. police in geneva say they are actively searching for terror suspects connected with the attacks that killed 130 people.>>> something people are thinking about these days, how would you handle an active shooter situation? >> for some people at a church it was more than just a question. church members are getting training about how to respond.>> we are seeing the reality that we certainly can have th

you can't see the ballpark. back of it. heather: hopefully the fans can't see into your room. ed: the suite is filled with exclusive red sox memorabilia and a walk-out terrace that features original fenway seats. how much will it cost you to spend the night? just about $1,000. to be exact, $995. heather: that is crazy! >> you have options. bob: well, that was a bummer. against the warriors we saw how good the celtics can be tonight? we saw how bad the celtics can be a season low 77 points against lebron james and the cavaliers. they begin with lbj stealing and scoring he's very good at basketball 24 points tonight on 50% shooting the celtics only hit 32% of their shots avery bradley had no trouble slamming that one down. and jae crowder will follow with a three-pointer but the celtics missed 59 shots tonight. a lot of them were open shots, too just one of those nights. and if you remember how physical even chippy the playoff series was last year between the c's and cavs the hard foul on isaiah thomas won't surprise you. the cavaliers went on a 12-0 run in the third quarter leb

we saw scary moments at ballparks across the country last season. tonya carpenter hit by a broken bat, rushed to the hospital. john monahan live outside fenway john? mark. major league baseball issue the keeping fans safer inside the ballpark. this comes after several fans were hit at ballparks acroter the country, including the two you mentioned right here at fenway park. these recommendations follow a review by major league baseball this summer. the idea is it to include netting that would shield all field-level seats, between both dugouts and within 70 feet of home plate. the red sox put out a statement in regard to the mlb recommendation that says, in part, the club is in the process of evaluating different design options, to identify the best solution for fenway park. and is pro actively reaching out to the ticket holders, most affected by the plan changes. we caught up with some fans, and here's what they think. >> you don't like the idea? >> not at all. it takes away from the experience of going to a game. if you're going to pay for seats tha

the goal is to protect fans at all 30 major league ballparks. >> the league is working with all those teams. dan has all the breaking details at fenway. >> yeah, fenway park is certainly a place for the long-held traditions and close proximity to the field itself for fans. but major league baseball and the red sox now saying those things have their limits when it comes to fan safety. this point driven home in such a horrible way just this past summer. >> reporter: the red sox and the major league baseball are looking to prevent more injuries like the ones suffered by sox phantommia carpenter last june when she was hit by a flying bat and nearly killed. carpenter and her son were sitting in seats close to the field but not behind protective nets. >> i like the netting. i think safety's never a bad idea and especially since people will be getting hurt, i'm glad major league baseball is looking at it. >> reporter: now the red sox and other teams will be increasing the protected netting at fenway and other parks around the country. in the process of evaluating different design options to

you can't see the ballpark. you can see the wall and the back of it. heather: hopefully the fans can't see into your room. ed: the suite is filled with exclusive red sox memorabilia and a walk-out terrace that features original fenway seats. how much will it cost you to spend the night? just about $1,000. to be exact, $995. heather: that is crazy! >> you have options. we invite all of you to come catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders phave you started shopping? v just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! z done! genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. ge

the league recommending more safety measures at ballparks. this comes after some fans were injured by broken bats and foul balls. >> the goal here is to protect fans at all 30 major league ballparks. dan hausle live at fenway to tell us more about what's happening. >> a lot of fans are looking for the best seats possible and for many of those fans, those seats are right here next to the dugouts, right next to the field. but those can be also the most dangerous seats so now the league and red sox adding extra protection. >> reporter: just months after sox phantommia carpenter suffered horrific injuries by a flying bat at fenway park, the baseball are announcing to increase the protective netting country. >> anything that make us a little safer here, i'm for. i'm for. >> reporter: baseball's division released this statement... the red sox say they're still vealgt different design changes to offer more protection but the attorney says he understands the seats she and her son were sitting in when she was hurt will now be covered by the increased

major league baseball is recommending that all 30 ballparks have netting between dugouts, this applyel seats and include spring training facilities. guidelines were announced at the winter meetings yesterday and prompted by several fans injured by foul balls this past season. teams like boston, philly saying they will follow recommendations. new york mets are making moves. second basemen walker from the pittsburgh pirates for left-handed pitcher jonathan. 71rbi's last season. mets agreed to a two-year deal cabrera. los angeles lakers visited the minnesota timberwolves last night where they battled it out in overmight. minnesota came out on top. anthony had a double, double with 26 points. russell put up a career high. but those missed shots at the end of overtime could have given them the win. >> nicole: before you head out the door let's take a look at your thursday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. >> maria: if you're in new england you'll need umbrellas this morning. we are going to be seeing unsettled weather up there. across northern plains and upper great lakes, dis

so, because the boundaries were amended it was a particular zoning use for the ballpark.at was established. so it was unique and specific designation for that part out use. here, we do not have to do that because the site is already in the redevelopment plan and there are provisions in the redevelopment plan to allow for secondary use. such as this that would allow

en stead she wanted to get married here at the ballpark. reportedly the red sox have agreed and have waived the $10,000 fee. live from fenway, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: in response to growing concerns about mass university is arming some police with high-powered weapons. 20 of the 65 campus officers will be equipped with semi-automatic weapons during emergencies. the move is concerning to boston police commissioner bill evan, who says his officers should handle a threat. they're highly trained and can respond quickly. mayor walsh also has concerns. >> i get worried about local police like that carrying those rifles. they need a lot of training, and certainly i think it's a tough... it begins a slippery slope. >> i think if it wases be police i would feel more comfortable about it. i don't know. i don't know. it kind of irks me a little bit. >> sarah: northeastern university police say they're just looking to be prepared and don't want to be in the position of waiting for the boston police or state officials

mayor benjamin says much of the retail and residential development or parking garages around the ballpark won't be ready by the time the columbia fireflies take the field in april. i asked him again when we can specifics on the stores and restaurants coming to the commons at bull street. it's so important that we understand that the city has no role in rolling out retail announcements. that's not our responsibility and i think us trying to take that responsibility could do damage to the project. it's purely up to those retailers and/or the developer to make those announcements at the appropriate time. the mayor says he has seen some preliminary information on the stores and restaurants and says he believes people will be "incredibly excited" when the names emerge. but there are indications now that we might have to wait months more to find out what he and the retail recruiting experts are talking about. jack kuenzie wis news ten. less than a day away from the orange bowl, the clemson tigers are having to make some adjustments three team members have been suspended for allegedly failing a

new details about oakland's pitch to the a's about possible ballpark sites. and also as we enter the final week of 2015, we look back on a lot of firsts like the warriors first nba championships in 40 ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end january 4th! >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> it's great to have you with us, i'm chris nguyen. we are starting with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. good morning >> good morning, chris. it is clear and cold and that's why we are under a freeze warning until 9:00 for everyone except san francisco and parts of the coastal peninsula here. so it is cold from numbers in the 20s and 30s. obviously that could damage sensitive plants, and you do have a risk of hypothermia if you stay out there too long. without the wind we are down to freezing in concord this morning, novato, and in mountain view. northwest wind about 12 m

major league baseball recommends more safety measure at ballpark after some fans were hurt by broken bat and foul balls. nicole oliverio has more from fenway park. >> reporter: the red sox agreed league teams to try to better protect fans from getting hurt by foul balls and broken bats. announcing the organization will add more netting between home plate and the dugout. hurt. do. >> those nets will likely prevent injury including the one carpenter. carpenter was nearly killed by a broken bat last june. she and her son were near the dugout not behind nets. weeks later wapenski was also hit in the face by a foul ball. imagine. the connecticut women received dozens of stitched. told the "boston herald" she was surprised they decided to add new netting rules but thinks it's a good idea. the red sox say they are currently figuring out different design that will best fix the ballpark and won't obstruct views. theed season ticket holders. >>> it's a tough call. it's going to change the view. it's go to be a different view. lit add safety. if you are not paying attention and sitting in the s

ain the ballpark. >> in the ballpark.s continues at 630 including a show of unity at a bay area campus. >> and new detail on the third gunman on the attacks in paris were we know who he is and where were we know who he is and where he went before carrying on >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. look at that. what do you see? >> a whiff of clouds. but not much. it feels warm. that is different. >> it is different. >> it is wednesday morning. i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> it will be different again. let's check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning to you. we have had measurable miscellaneous across the north bay and petaluma down to 10' rest us have measurable rain above 1,500 feet. a few breaks and dense fog but not so widespread. it is milder this morning. low-to-upper 50s. clouds and hazy conditions for most of us. 59 to 61. height rain in the north bay and drizzle along the coast down to half moon bay headed through noon. then back to the north bay at 4:00. temperatures in t

da let's start here in the ballpark here at the vigil. this has been a difficult day. what have you tracked down? >> reporter: very difficult as the stadium starts to fill up. we are learning more about the man and woman behind this massacre. syed farook comes from a t turbulent pass. syed farook was born in illinois. he worked for the san bernardino public health department. the community, including his brother-in-law, remember him as a peaceful and devout man. >> i have no idea why would he do that? why would he do something like this? i have absolutely no idea. i'm in shock myself. >> reporter: before farook became associated with this deadly shooting, he had to endure a turbulent past. his mother filed for divorce in 2006. in those documents, she detailed the violent past where her children had to protect her from her husband. today, the fbi gave the public insight on farook and his wife. >> we know there was international travel. they came into the u.s., both he and his -- she was not his wife at the time but she is now. they both came into the u.s. in july of 201

he has a 1.95 lifetime era at fenway, his best at any ballpark where he has pitched 10 times. the only negative, 2-0 in the post season, but i think the sox will worry about that if he can get them to the post season. >>> now, let's go to football. since the pats lost their first good mood including ron gronkowski. a lot of people think the refs are targeting gronk. he has been called for five offensive pass interference calls this season, more than he has had for the rest of his career combined. he got two sunday night, the second as the pats were trying to put the game away. jeff howell said the informal informal is ab -- nfl is absolutely targeting gronk. gronk tweeted that he agreed. >> they are calling them tight. they are calling what they see and, you know, like i said, we can't control what they call. we have to go out and play and execute the plays. released this statement. >> reporter: there you have it. it looks like he is not going to play on sunday against philly. dave and paula back to you. i'm sure if price shows up here, he will buy a round or two. >> well, you

the move is in line with major league's baseball's recommendation that all ballparks extend their netting by opening day 2017. the iowa cubs say the added protection is going to cost them about $100,000. stacey: scott reister now with sports. scott: the panthers know how to pull an upset off. we will tell you what the announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. scott: taking on pac-12 champ stanford is going to be tough. but the hawkeyes have already cleared one major hurdle, finals there is still one more day of exams, but the majority of them are out of the way, and the rose-bowl bound hawkeyes are back at work. here's the team inside the warm dec. december 24, they will take off for the programs rose bowl in 25 first years. these guys are more that happy to be back in the swing. >> you get anxious after a while. here we are starting to practice again. >> guys have been working hard throughout the off-season. it is definitely something that we need. legs are fresh and we are ready to go to the rose bowl. scott: january 1 is the day of the game. 4:00 kickoff on espn. dra

protective netting at ballparks throughout the country. fenway park was struck by a broken bat, she was seriously injured, but she has recovered. major league baseball says some teams have already started making those safety changes. today's recommendation comes after several fans filed a class action lawsuit demanding those changes. >>> we have two streaks going on in the bay area, unfortunately for the sharks, it's not the kind of streak you would want. >> tonight's loss not good for them. no such words from todd mcclellan, edmonton, the team he now coaches. if there was one game he didn't want to lose. this was not it, it didn't come easy. mid-air, out in front. 7:23 left in the 3rd, and the sharks have themselves a 3-2 lead on the road. however, the oilers will even it up. slapshot through traffic. 4:37 left. from there, it was onto overtime, and it is edmonton out on the break here. a 2 on 1. trevor hall, beautifully in front of the net will score the game decider. overtime with 1:01 left in the ot. 4-3 final. that's 5 straight losses

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everyone in the same ballpark. lots of sunshine. by the way, this is our cool day if that storm system departs, high pressure builds in and that means a lot of sunshine for the next seven days. let me break it down for you. first off, let' s start with tomorrow. it will be on the cool. as we go through the day, the wind will be diminishing through the afternoon. sunset at 4:12 in the afternoon. we are changing the weather pattern around. cool pattern, it switches around, mild weather pattern. then we will be through the first part of next week with temperatures in the mid-50' s. the pats play on sunday. look at that. wednesday, with that a chance, a chance of rain. right now the computer models are kind of diverging. we could frankly use the rain, but it is so warm. we are not talking about a snow before we even get to the chance of rain, we have 1, 2, 3, 4 days of sunshine. i think you will enjoy the weather through the weekend. heather: hey, we invite you to join us for newscenter 5 tonight. you can watch boston' s of official chr

so, because the boundaries were amended it was a particular zoning use for the ballpark. that was established. so it was unique and specific designation for that part out use. here, we do not have to do that because the site is already in the redevelopment plan and there are provisions in the redevelopment plan to allow for secondary use. such as this that would allow the commission and the director to make a finding to about >> so as a redevelopment area plan it is distinct from our normal city process because you can utilize secondary use for changes-with some i concerned a change from the planted the me ask you this question. the balance of the sports arena were not compliant it in the original mission bay south plan. what was? whatsit of a change i can think of, of course, the imagine was not contemplated in the plan was the hospital. because that something that was developed that occurred later. what hospital consulate in the original mission bay south plan? >> supervisor kim that's absolutely correct. was to that neither the hospital nor the event center were contem

new details about oakland's pitch to the a's about possible ballpark sites.nd also as we enter the final week of 2015, we look back on a lot of firsts like the warriors first nba championship in 40 ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> it's great to have you with us, i'm chris nguyen. we are starting with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. good morning >> good morning, chris. >> some areas temperatures drop to freezing organize slightly above. santa rosa 34 for you. los gatos 34h livermore chilling out at 35. and concord at 33. the numb

devin dwyer, abc news, the white house. >>> back here in the bay area potential ballpark sites are beingtched to the oakland a's and they explore options for a new home. according tour media partner the bay area news group a city report submitted last month con fives five responsible sites with the warriors likely moving to san francisco and the raiders potentially moving to l.a. sports fans want the a's to stay put. city leaders have not ebt kmed on their preference for a new sight, but the five sites identified in the report include two on the campus of laney college, the u.s. postal service facility in west oakland, the howard terminal near jack london square and the brooklyn basin off interstate 880. >>> families are range ri after a north bay little league baseball field is set to close. paul's field was built in 1958, owe fibls say a group bought the property to build an aquatic complex and spare the baseball field but now the group wants to rip the field out to build a housing kpl ex that would help finance the pool. families are fighting to save the field. >>> president obama and

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just imagine: a ballpark and the raider's stadium. all of that surrounded by hotels, restaurants, retail stores and condos. the idea is that the developments would bring in the investment dollars to help the raiders bridge the funding gap. martin davis doesn't think it's a winner. he's given up and walking away from oakland. city leaders can drop as many plans or plays as they want. the only people who can stop the move are the nfl owners. nfl owners could vote as early as january if the raiders will stay or go. kpix 5. >>> bay area streets could soon see more bikes than ever before. the bike share program is expanding from 700 bikes it offered back in 2013 to 7,000 bikes by 2018. earlier this month, a san francisco board of supervisors voted unanimously to let san francisco participate in the expansion effort. by 2018, bike share in san francisco will expand from 3 fist 350 bikes to 2500. >>> customers have until the end of the year to claim refunds for unwanted text messages in. a practice called cramming, the charges are buried in

i learned that my chance of recurrence, the disease coming back, was somewhere in the ballpark of 80% of because of how they handled the tumour. if it comes back, i knew that i had a life expectancy of two years. >> reporter: she has gone surgery. >> my wife was hit in a way that was, as a surgeon i recognised that as a catastrophic hit. if you disrupt the cancer in someone you make it to a stage 1. >> reporter: it is a very rare cancer, but for women who undergo surgery for fibroids that goes up. for those women this exercise is a risk. this man is channelling his grief into a campaign telling anyone who listening that there is no place for an mocellation. the couple first took their concerns to the people at the hospital where amy had her surgery and where the husband works. toll. >> we went to the women's hospital and said this is happening, this is going on, what are you going to do about it and they shut us out and shut him down. basically told them don't come back to work. >> reporter: he has been relieved of his surgical duties. he spends the majority of his time researching an

you need to her about the holiday heroes coming to the giants ballpark. >> they don't call holiday heroes the ultimate party for morning with fun family activities, fantastic food and sports heroes abound a dream come true for guests young and old. the past several years, superstars dropping by have included olympic skiers and giants 2014 playoff hero and 49er legend joe montana. we are honored to senator on the advisory board of the foundation, founded by amy winderhoff from underserved parties. >> a party with a purpose. >> we are able to bring 300 kids from underserved backgrounds to the event so for many this is their only holiday celebration. >> your ticket purchase enables the kids to attend and supports nonprofits devoted to creating opportunities the rest of the year. guests delight in get celebrity autographs and visiting the giants locker room and batting cage and for the first tie, this year, running the bases on the very field that giants lay on. >> we will have balloon artist and three world series trophies and the work will bring their trophy for first hour. >> sport heroes

a city ballpark is one step closer to honoring a police officer killed in the line of duty in may. the omaha parks foundation received nearly $18,500 in donations to renovate a baseball field in honor of kerrie orozco. it will be named the kerrie orozco memorial ballfield. orozco lived in council bluffs with her family and was a native of walnut, iowa. newly minted officers from all over the state celebrated today. the 246th class from the iowa law enforcement academy had their graduation ceremon the new officers and deputies were told their job is more important than ever, given the world we now live in. derek: the hard work isn't finished. it's just begun. throughout the past 15 weeks, our instructors have preached to the end, but the beginning. stacey: there were 43 graduates in the law enforcement academy class. congratulations. next at 5:00, act of terror. why the fbi took its time to declare terrorism in the california mass shooting. plus, suspect search. belgian authorities say they're looking for two more people after the paris terror attacks. how they're connected to the m

in the stands of the ballpark reminder of daniel kaufman he ran the coffee shop inside the inland regional center. his boyfriend dropped him off to work like alwaysu. he if he ever came home. another sign in the stands for robert adams. he leaves behind a wife, 20 moh old daughter, and at this vigil an entire row of co-workers and friends here in his honor. >> bobby new robert adams and this woman who was 27 years old. >> they are wonderful people and taken too soon and my heart goes out to their families and i25u them. >>reporter: not everybody here% knows one of the shooting victims. some showed to make others aware they are not afraid. nor should others fear them. you could have stayed at home. you could have not made a inzoo. and you could have not talked to us. why are you? >> well to proof to people that we have a heart and had nothing to do with this and i stand for my community men. i don't stand for senseless killings. >>reporter: each name a story cut short. no mention of the names of the people responsibl responsible. and no sense of anger. just sadness for the 14 voices missin

record, that was set back in 1889 at 65 degrees, last year we hit 59, we are going to be in the ballpark. you can you weather seven day, if you are thinking christmas plans, or just out and about thinking errands, it is going to be chilly and windy and a definite change from what we've seen. we have a school yard shoutout for this evening, sacred heart school, first-third greaters were excellent, in quiz testify, and we had a great time talking science. >> well if they are anything you know happy as up beat as >>> startling statistic, texting and driving a tributes to one in four car accidents. >> and the worse offenders are teenagers, there is a tool to make sure parents can use, chris mckinnon has details. >> teens admitted it's hard to ignore their phones. >> it's natural to reach for your phone. >> i really try not to. >> i'm ashamed of it but i still do it. >> the consequences are real as estimated that a teenager dies every hour in this country because of texting and driving. more parents are now employing this, drive alert now to keep their kids safe. page and brian agreed to give

record and tomorrow's record high is 65, the record many for saturday is 65 and we'll be in that ballparkyou have tickets to the army navy game, the kickoff is 6:00 and setting down to 60 in the form quarter. if you are on the sunny side of the stadium for part of that game you may want to peel down to a t-shirt, i can see that it's that kind of day, monday a rain day, still mild, periods of rain off and on and we are back into the mid-50s with drying conditions on tuesday and wednesday and that is above average. >> you see a guy with no shirt holding a hoagie, that is probably me. >> we'll watch for that. >> alicia just faints over there. >> you can get storm tracker live radar on our website any time of day head to 6abc.com/weather. >>> wake up alicia, it's often seen as a preview of what to expect on oscar night. this morning the golden globe nominations were announced. and there were surprises, who made the cut. >> we are off award season is underway, the nominations are in for the 73rd annual golden globes the picks were announced this morning in beverly hills, california, with a wid

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thunderstorms with hail. 40s to low 50s here in the north bay and in fact everybody pretty much in the same ballpark here. 53-540 will be your high for the day. it won't last long. and tonight, tomorrow, our best opportunity for cold conditions and the readers against the chargers tonight, 480, mostly cloudy, often done with some rain but it looks like a raider victory to me. after that, think we go drive for the most part. >> it's crazy to think it could be a white christmas. here and not on the east coast. >> record highs over there. 60s and 70s. >> role reversal. bring out the winter coats. maybe a slight tomorrow? >> you have to drive for snow. >>> just ahead, celebrating christmas in a holy place. christians converged on the town believed to be jesus christ's birthplace. >>> wall street finished slightly lower today despite a rise in oil prices. trading was light and the stock market did close early for christmas eve. the stock market will also be closed tomorrow for christmas day. the dow closed at just over 50 points low today. the nasdaq was up by two points at the close at 5048.>>> hyatt ho

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so, because the boundaries were amended it was a particular zoning use for the ballpark.at was established. so it was unique and specific designation for that part out use. here, we do not have to do that because the site is already in the redevelopment plan and there are provisions in the redevelopment plan to allow for secondary use. such as this that would allow the commission and the director to make a finding to about >> so as a redevelopment area plan it is distinct from our normal city process because you can utilize secondary use for changes-with some i concerned a change from the planted the me ask you this question. the balance of the sports arena were not compliant it in the original mission bay south plan. what was? whatsit of a change i can think of, of course, the imagine was not contemplated in the plan was the hospital. because that something that was developed that occurred later. what hospital consulate in the original mission bay south plan? >> supervisor kim that's absolutely correct. was to that neither the hospital nor the event center were contempla

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. >>> changes coming to some major league ballparks to help protect fans during games.or league baseball issued a recommendation that there be netting between the dugout and fans, to protect fans were bats and foul balls could go. several fans were injured last season by foul balls cut the netting would be along the wall in front of any field level seats within 70 in front of any field level seats within 78 of home plate. the guidelines issued at the mlb winter meetings following a study on fancy to. >> a new arena for the golden state warriors is one step closer to reality, last week the supervisors voted and unanimously in support of the proposed billion-dollar arena, during the five on -- five hours hearing opponents said it would create traffic problems and disrupt operations at the new medical center but it mean supervisors decided the arena will not cause massive congestion but should help revitalize the waterfront area. >> the warriors coming to san francisco is fantastic and it brings a lot of life, we have seen with the giants down the street.>> the arena held

this past season has the league recommending them install netting between the dugouts in all 30 ballparks. that would mean protection for fans sitting within 70 feet of home plate. most are expected to comply. >> absolutely. >> it's amazing it didn't happen years ago. baseball doesn't tart till april but nfl week 14 starts with minnesota facing arizona. >>> as for last night's action >> like these guys. espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. we're talking basketball. stan is talking first. >> spurs and raptors. good matchup. san antonio, playing great defense this season. as a matter of fact, limited opponents to about 88 points per game, best in the nba. danny green scoring three but down against toronto. manu jiginobili, air ball. raptors up three. de rosa, 28 points for him. nice win. 97-94. >> family of greg monroe, likely to turn away from the screen right now. oh. no, he didn't. >> the bench always on dunks like that. that's his version of the jordan. j.j. redick healthy. clippers are wealthy. chris paul had a huge game. reddick, 31, doc's happy. clippers win. >> three

pg&e has a ballpark of maybe 5:00 tomorrow, but they aren't certain because they aren't saying at this point what it is that's wrong with it. a few dozen bagels and a basketball hoop around much, but at least michael o'connell and his kids are warmed up before they have to go back to their cold home. >> we're all huddled in one room. we've got a little portable heater we're using right now to stay warm because i think it's like 35 right now. >> reporter: his main heat isn't working because pg&e shut down gas to 6,200 customers in discovery bay this morning. the cold weather caused structural damage that requires a major shutdown to repair. >> and we detected a loss of pressure in our gas facilities in discovery bay. we do believe that this is repeated to the low and cold temperatures in the area, although we are still currently investigating the actual cause. >> reporter: so pg&e set up a temporary warming station at timber point elementary school and called in the red cross to help accommodate cold customers. temperatures are expected to dip into the low 30 overnight. >> yeah. we're f

this past season has the league recommending teams install netting between the dugouts in all 30 ballparks. that would mean protection for fans sitting within 70 feet of home plate. most teams are expected to comply. both those injuries were really horrific. >> that's a great idea, right? >> absolutely. >> it's amazing it didn't happen years ago. baseball doesn't start till april but the nfl's week 14 starts with minnesota facing arizona. >>> and as for last night's action in the nba highlights from our guys at -- >> like these guys. >> -- espn. >> espn. we're talking basketball. stan is talking first. >> yeah, spurs and raptors. good west/east matchup. san antonio, playing great defense this season. as a matter of fact, limited opponents to about 88 points per game, best in the nba. danny green scoring three but the spurs till down three against toronto. manu ginobili, air ball. >> wow. >> later the raptors up three. derozan, 28 points for derozan. nice win for toronto, 97-94. >>> the family of greg monroe, just likely to turn away from the screen right now. oh. no, he didn't. >> the benc

in the stands of the ballpark reminder of daniel kaufman he ran the coffee shop inside the inland regional off to work like alwaysu. he if he ever came home. another sign in the stands for robert adams. he leaves behind a wife, 20 month old daughter and at this vigil an entire row of co-workers and friends here in his honor. >> bobby new robert adams and this woman who was 27 years old. >> they are wonderful people and taken too soon and my heart goes out to their families and i25u them. >>reporter: not everybody herel3#)% knows one of the shooting victims. some showed to make others aware they are not afraid. nor should others fear them. you could have stayed at home. you could have not made a inzoo. and you could have not talked to us. why are you? >> well to proof to people that we have a heart and had nothing to do with this and i stand for my community men. i don't stand for senseless killings. >>reporter: each name a story cut short. no mention of the names of the people responsible names of the people responsible. and no sense of anger. just sadness for the 14 voices missing. ♪ ♪ as