the $6.3 billion span is on track to open labor day next year. >>> to bare or not to bare? that was the question before the san francisco board of supervisors as the board considered a ban on public nudity in the city. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez in san francisco with the vote and what we'll see next. joe. >>> reporter: not to bare, allen. you have to cover yourself in san francisco as it turns out. the supervisors just voted on it within the hour. it was a 6-5 vote. and it will effectively ban nudity citywide with some exceptions like the folsom street fair. it started with a group of men in the castro walking around buck naked. i talked to one today. rusty mills, nudist, says walking around without clothes is his right. he says it would change the fabric of san francisco to force people to wear fabric. >> it's part of an overall -- well, i call it prudeification. >> reporter: the castro despite its reputation for anything goes has attracted families in recent years and as such the board of supervisors has decided that having men walk around unclothed is unseemly. like righ

to be over ok how about i got out of the way let's go over a few of the biggest issues that have barely gotten coverage in the corporate press during the madness drones otherwise known as death from above the flying killers have a ninety eight percent failure rate act as judge jury and executioner and are one of the leading causes of growing resentment toward the u.s. because the corporate media chooses to ignore the expanding killing apparatus doesn't mean that it's not important issue but i guess why would they focus on drones when both candidates feel the exact same way about them. it's widely reported the drones are being used in drone strikes and i support that entirely and feel the president was right to up the usage of that technology and believe that we should continue to use it to continue to go after the people who represent a threat to this nation and to our friends. and that's the extent that drones have been mentioned by the candidates you know another thing that hasn't been given the correct gravitated more than a couple token sentences afghanistan the longest war in u.s.

>>reporter: as you can see, the clean-up has rearly barely begun -- really barely begun. a lot of people remain evacuate and police continue control, making sure looters are not taking advantage of the situation. >>> the new york city marathon will happen this weekend. super storm sandy hit the city hard but the race will go on. the mayor made the announcement today. it's scheduled for sunt . a big event like this can help boost the city's resolve and bring people together. >> the nc marathon shows off the spirit of the city like no other. the best thing we can do is celebrate. >> the mayor expects most power to be back on in time for the rate and hopes it will help boost businesses. >>> so much thing as too much candy. do you ever go overboard when buying candy and find yourself left with extra. >> karen had tricks for getting rid of your left overhalloween -- left over halloween streets. >>o ed to buy over 2 billion dollars worth of candy. the sweet stuff can scare parents, so consider stuff for dealing with too many treats. halloween can be a scary time for pediatric d

be careful, some areas are so foggy you can barely get acrossed the street. there are some areas of fog and we are gearing up for what looks to be a thick pattern. nothing yet in the way of increasing clouds and 40s and 50s on the lows. some are cold and some are not so bad. 37 degrees and 52 and the city is in oakland. the city will start to work towards us and we will have to teal with that fog first and for -- deal with that fog first and foremost. the angle of the sun is getting short and it is tough to burn off that fog and by wednesday it looks like a series of systems are and coming in but i should not say good but there will be impressive totals for the north bay. there is a broad brush on the temperatures and if you can't get through, yesterday was only 59. only better today coast bay and inland. there will be more fog on tuesday morning, rain wednesday morning and then again, it looks like rain will take us off and on into the weekend. >> and a san mateo man is hype bars -- behind bars after a deadly crash. he lost control of his car as he quickly d

democrat keeping control of the senate again but just barely 1/3 of the senate was up for grabs. republicans lost two seats giving democrats control with 51 senators. in the house, republicans are keeping control despite losing a cup of seats in new hampshire and new york. in virginia, all 11 incumbents won re-election. and in maryland, john delaney beat republican roscoe bartlett. >>> a theme reminiscent of four years ago. i'm loud celebration outside the white house as president obama gets four more years. >> our matt ask land was there. up next, he will show us that scene as it unfolded. let's take a look at the results in key house races in virginia right now. stay with us. we'll be right back. ight back.

one of the calves and she was not having any of it so she rushed in and atacked this wolf with her bare hands. >> where's the woodsman? >> she didn't need a woodsman. the wolf grabs ahold of her hand and is clawing at her. she takes this ax and chops into

we'll barely get to the 50- degree mark for a high. by 5:00 p.m. dark already with a temperature of 48. back in just a few minutes with the seven-day going right through the weekend. >>> an accident on the northbound side of i-95 in virginia. at route 123. it has been moved to a nearby commuter lot. the lanes are open but the damage is done. on the northbound side of i-95 give yourself extra time trying to get into woodbridge. more details coming up in my next report. back to you, mike. >> thanks a lot, monika. >>> this week's cool schools makes not one but two stops. teams from thomas jefferson high school in alexandria, virginia and spring brook high school in spring brook, maryland are connecting on the next big thing. they're working on a project where social media and education collide. he's found a way to take the fear out of raising your hand

rebel is the sixth ship to bare the next time. there's 9217 tons and can sail in excess of 30 knots. there's 30 officers and 270 enlisted personnel. he has a dove, mac system. the vertical launch system, 2, 25 millimeter machine guns. mark 24 torpedo tubes. >> the engineering systems are nothing less than significant. two five blade control propellers. k34 gas imagines. is it commanded by kurt sutherberg. he took command since june 2010. ladies and gentlemen, the u.s.s. rebel. [applause] next in line u.s.s. screwance. it's also a guided missile destroyer. the 61st ship in her class and only one year old. the crew celebrated her birthday on hundred and only the second u.s. navy ship to be named for admiral raymond screwance. who commanded the american naval forces at the battle of midway in the philippine sea. it was laid down in may 2009. christened by the admiral's granddaughter. on 5, june, 2010, where the ship was built at a cost of approximately $1 billion. the completed ship left on 1 september, 2011 for her commissioning in

message has been drowned out by the beating of war drums during the campaign cycle in fact it was barely talked about at all so the talk about the exclusion of drones from the dialogue and what activism may look like during the next presidential administration i spoke to co-founder of code pink but did benjamin. so the co-founder of one of the most prominent antiwar movements in the country you've been in activism for decades we saw a huge swell of anti-war activism during the bush administration it was really at the peak and then you know obama came in and he pretty much continued a lot of the same policies but activism totally dropped off why. good question something i've been asking myself for four years i mean i think a lot of people were hoping obama would be the peace president that he talked about . i think a lot of people turned out to be more concerned about partisan politics didn't want to criticize a democrat didn't want to criticize the first black president and a lot of people were hit by the financial crisis and turned their attention inwards so there were a number of diffe

. >> harris: before the show i told you that when i was, you know, just a young by, barely in my 20s i read your book and it was life changing to me because you had had this horrible accident as a young person, 17, rendered quadriplegic, athletic person, and, now for the rest of your life in a wheelchair. you you thought about ending your life. what turned you around and you said, no, i'm going to -- life is worth living even in a wheelchair? >> well, i remember one prayer that i prayed in the hospital, it was short, but it was so sincere. it was, lord, if i can't die, then you are going to have to show me how to live. i can't do quadriplegia. i'm an athlete, on the inside. i am on the go, i'm active. i can't do a life in a wheelchair without use of my hands or my legs. but, governor, i really think that it was other people's prayers, cheered me on, that, those prayers broke the crust of doubt and fear around my heart. and, i didn't realize it, but my girlfriends, high school girlfriends were praying for me, every thursday morning with my church youth leader, and for a full year, the

we had to save the ship. >> reporter: they did, barely. aircraft had been reduced to smoking hulks. holes had been blown through the 2.5" armor plate of the deck, sending cascades of burning jet fuel onto the decks below. twenty-eight crewmen were dead, more than 300 wounded. the enterprise returned to pearl harbor bearing wounds no enemy has ever been able to inflict. but after 51 days in the shipyard -- >> we went on to vietnam and did what we had to do. and, i mean, she just got right back in the fight. >> reporter: the great deck is empty now, the fire hoses neatly coiled. the "big e," as it is called, is being taken out of service. the sailors who manned these decks have come to say a final good-bye to the ship which never gave up. david martin, cbs news, aboard the uss enterprise in norfolk, virginia. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. the bay area is bracing for the next round of heavy rain and high winds.

you can bari see traffic on the -- barely see traffic on the span. as you leave hayward heading out toward the high-rise, both directions so far moving pretty much up to to speed. we have not seen too many bad accidents. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. they turned the metering lights on 15 minutes earlier than they usually do. you can see, it is jamming up. it's behind that first overcrossing. you can't see the overcrossing because of the thick fog. this is what it looks like if you're coming up the incline portion of the bay bridge. if you're traveling up westbound 80 o 80, you can't see much. it looks likes speeds improve heading toward san francisco. interstate 80 is a particular problem from chp. and the davis area where visibility is a hundred feet or less. let's check in with brian with the latest on the conditions and some big changes coming our way. >> good morning to you and thanks for stopping by channel 5. we are getting off to a foggy start. we had overcast over much of the day around the bay. and low 50s will do it for m

barely surviving longing for a godsend. they live in a search for gold. why doesn't it bring them wealth. which brightened. from phones to. friends don't talk t.v. don't come. up with. a you have to be very quick point shoot and continue in the rossini islama you can just walk around like that at the but i'll see if my work at the racine islam was created to open doors so people could understand the slums in the people who live there that was originated myside i have photographed ten other slums. less than five percent of people in the slums are criminals they are the ones who give the slums a bad name. but the slums are filled with hard working and honest people it's estimated that in ten years more than half of the world's population will be living in these types of communities in these communities where the violence exists but why in my photos i try to show where the problem is and where the solution is. and i think it starts in childhood at this age. ok here is where the problem is. but if we target that age i think that a lot can be done. about this.

it is only 30 in oakland and just barely around freezing.r 30's downtown overnight, like north wins. nationwide, it is an unusually tame weather pattern. no big storms to be found in the lower 48 right now. a little clipper up in canada, no real threat to us. a threat off the coast, not really a threat except maybe a spotty shower down in central florida. this into the ohio valley is trying to work into the front. may be an area of low pressure is trying to form along the coast, but even if it does, most of the computer models keep the rain off of the coast. the sprinkle could work its way up into ocean city, but other than that, that system's days away, and high pressure continues to rule our weather pattern as the least we go through the first part of the upper weekend. 47 to 52, temperatures below normal, north winds averaging 5 miles per hour. the bay water temperature at the thomas point light now at 52 degrees. cold stuff continues in the mountains. it will barely get to 40 degrees. the highs in the 60's on the eastern shore. this is r

a decline of 20% is expected bare market so we'll keep that in mind. wall street starts at its lowest level since june, down over 5% since election day alone. in the meantime how about a nice cup of tea? starbucks is saying i'll have one. it's expanding its tea business by spending $620 million to buy tivana. shares were up 50% on news of the purchase. i love tea. >> you need some tea. you need some really hot tea. >>> we need more information from you. what are you going to tell us in the next 30 minutes? glism' secret santa -- i'm secret santa. i'll bring you some early days. you don't have to wait for black friday which is next friday. >> or next thursday. >> i'm calling it black thursday. >> thanks, jess. >> you got it. >>> the votes are still being counted in one congressional race. that story is coming up. >> plus, democrats pick up one more supporter in the senate. >> ahead in sports, rg3's redskin teammates give him an honorary position rarely awarded to a rookie. on. >>> it is 5:08. yesterday we only got to 49 degrees. we again have light wind

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you can barely make out the traffic. in the east you will find slow traffic and it is combined to interstate 580 which is pretty heavy. interstate 8680 it still look pretty good. we are still looking at light conditions for your ride through the south bay on to the peninsula. >> let's check dan to see whether not it has gotten worse or stay the same. >> it looks like it is pretty much the same. i have been on this island since 4:00 a.m.. it was pretty bed i could only seem like a cars that had made. you have to really be watching out because they're about to enter the tunnel and it kind of pins out. as soon as you get out of the tunnel you will hit big fall. if you have to drive a lot slower today. >> we are respecting the fog to lift about 9:00 a.m.. >> experts estimate that today will be the biggest on-line shopping day of the year for the third straight time thanks to cyber monday. the research firm, score estimates that americans will spend $1.5 billion today, up to 20% from last year. amazon stock, which started cyb

barely missed me, barely missed the cashier's head by inches. >> the pickup crashes into the buildingsending a wooden post, like a javelin through the front window straight at the cashier's head. >> at the point of impact, i had to close my eyes because i didn't want to see what was going to happen. >> he is trapped outside in a 2 by 2 space between an ice machine and the wrecked pickup truck. >> i was scared. my heart was beating 1,000 miles a minute. >> amid the terror and confusion, he manages to keep a clear head. >> i jumped over the railing, called 911. >> 911. >> yeah, we just had an accident at hatfield mccoy quick stop. somebody hit our pump and it's on fire. >> then i went back inside to make sure everybody was okay. >> his biggest concern is for his employee, she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly. that's when we realized how close we were for all to die or get hurt very badly. he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that he discovers why the driver lost control of his

. >>> thanksgiving just -- 11 days away the cupboards are almost bare at a lot of food banks. what you can do to help. >> soda pop with a difference. we have sodas that don't add calories how about the cola that is promising to slim you down? before cold & flu season, help prevent with lysol disinfectant spray. and use the lysol no touch hand soap for 10 times more protection with each wash. this season, a good offense is the best defense. lysol. mission for health. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> welcome back. here's a look at doppler across the state. showers north moving from southwest to northeast which means they are going to stay north of us again like yesterday. heading up to chico, reading, shasta snow mixing in eureka rain, sunshine for the rest of us, 61 yosemite, upper 60s sacramento, fresno. big sur sun, 80s los angeles and palm springs, 77 in san diego. >>> later today congressman paul ryan will give his first national tv interview to abc news since losing the presidential ele

i am an older nate silver. >> jon: don't, you barely, i thought, you could be brothers.ssed the aarp threshold. >> you will get more mail than i used to get. >> jon: i do. i got the card but it doesn't say that i get-- i done think i get off at movies yet or buses. i think it's just the card. >> it is just the card, jon. >> jon: when does the other stuff kick in. >> i woon know this but i've been told that at 65, at 65 you can get what subway, what i call a decemberer pass. >> jon: and you get to go. >> it's not free but it's half price. and so right now coy just leave there studio, get on a train and go to the bronx for about $1.12. >> jon: well worth it at what point -- >> if you want to go to the bronx. >> jon: i have understood that at a certain age are you allowed to make racist comments with the aarp card and not be penalized in anyway. >> you know him, he's set in his ways. >> jon: that's right, you just gets to show the card. what are you going to do. >> that's right. >> jon: tell me about this election. was it difficult to write your verse for this election? was

check out the fog blanketing downtown san francisco barely see the top of the embarcadero center theree have a west wind bringing in the low clouds marine layer and fog going to be a little tricky this is ahead of the cold front that is not even here yet, temperatures are going drop 9 to 14° today just because of the sea breeze. low clouds and 50s this morning by the time we got to 4:00 high clouds, 50s coast, mid 60s bay, low 70s inland. >> what a difference a couple minutes make at the bay bridge toll, metering lights just turned on traffic backing to the overcrossings. wins you past metering lights and head into san francisco -- things moving at the limit through treasure island into san francisco. problem with an overturn two right lanes blocked southbound 17 past hamilton, drive out antioch starting to bunch up towards concord out of the central valley lots of cars up and over the altamont pass into the dublin pleasanton area 25 minute ride. >>> the country is waking to another four years with president obama as commander in chief. next we go live to chicago for more of last night

he can barely speak above a whisper. how the thing you're doing? are you sure? ok. mary for just three years, he relies a lot on his wife. his family says he was a tremendous athlete and served in the army receiving an arm will discharge in 2010. his passion, working on his motorcycle. in june, he was on the silver motorcycle traveling north and was less than a mile from home. according to records, and suv traveling south across the center line and collided head on with a bike. his wife says he is suffering traumatic brain injuries, a lacerated liver and broken bones. >> it was extremely scary. it was terrifying. >> do you remember anything about what happened? nothing. and baltimore city offers who witnessed the accident arrested a 35 year old and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. the office of noticed his eyes were glace and a strong odor of alcohol came from his breath. he could not stand up on its own in kept stumbling. he had slurred speech and could barely speak. he refused to take a breathalyzer test. the lack of evidence concerning the fam

there were limited quantities and the shelf was bare by mid-morning.f the mart has been open on thanksgiving for several years but they are kicking off black friday. they are reopening on the 8:00, that means a fast dinner and back to work. the sacrifice isn't lost on shoppers. >> so they can enjoy dinner. majority aren't going to eat until 6:00 or 7:00. >> employees are taking it stride. >> you barely have time to eat your dinner. only shopping is setting online shopping is setting records. they found sales up 16%. almost 15% are using mobile devices up from 10% last year. the executive director of the retail management at santa clara university. he notes this is a trend that concerning traditional brick and mortar stores. >> i found a tree that was at 50 but this is 30. >> quite a savings. >> as you know k-mart is offering other deals in order to help shoppers. they are offering free flu shots. another way to get people in, even on top of bargain prices. david louie, "abc 7 news." >>> the stores opened at midnight but the huge line in stockton has be

. >> this is the perfect place to fill in your bare walls. the philosophy -- guard should be pleasing. works by dead artists are nowhere to be found. but there are some famous ones. his works go for 1200 euro. even they are affordable. >> on the one hand, we have artists with many copies of the same work or smaller format versions. are we have emerging markets -- artists who are that much more affordable. >> galleries from all over the world are here with their works including this gallery from australia. one gallery owner said he sold the team yesterday and he is in great shape. pack it up and take it with you. this art bare will not break your bank account. -- this art fair will not break you. >> i like the that rabid in the black sheep. >> i wonder if the dogs start trying to run after them since dogs are allowed. >> lots to choose from so check it out in hamburg. stay with us here for more news in 30 minutes. >> we will see you soon.

we are barely getting on to the table. so we have to accept our voters as we find them. our activists have to be a part of that to help get that message out there. i think we'll see some differences. but saying to marco rubio or chris christie, i think is a mistake. >> you talk about reshaping. a lot of people think the attempt of reshaping mitt romney is what cost him this election. >> i said from day one, the governor of massachusetts should have been the guy running for president of united states. >> all right guys, stick with us. coming up on "way too early," elizabeth warren gets a win over scott brown in that closely watched massachusetts race. we'll look at how all the big races play out across the country, what it means for the coming fiscal fight on capitol hill. also ahead, bill karins going to join us from down democracy plaza with an update on this radar map a nor'easter headed straight for some of the same areas wiped out by last week's superstorm. we'll be right back at 30 rock in just a minute. >>> last night president obama became just the 17th president

temperatures barely around 50 degrees. we will be in the 40s this evening quickly. visible satellite view show a cloudy sky. very limited breaks of sun. tomorrow a few more peeks of sun. the radar showing a couple of showers, tracking just to the south. south of baltimore county into howard. rist the night still source, drizzles toward the 40s. upper 30s by daybreak. how is that for a cold start? we will have more on how things develop into your weekend. >> thank you. the clean up from sandy continues in new york and new jersey. >> brandy hitt is in lower manhattan with almost no power. >> reporter: three days after sandy made landfall thousands of families in hobeken are still trapped by floodwaters. >> it's really scary. we don't have that much food. we spared a little bit. >> reporter: while national guard rescues people stranded here fires continue to burn further south where homes have been flattened. >> you hear the gas, for days,. >> reporter: it's gone in to the streets because crews can't reach the area to turn it off. >> you never really expected this to b

gas shortages are lessening and rebuilding efforts are barely getting off the ground. monday, november 5th, 2012. r monday, november 5th, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> a very good morning to you. i'm veronica de la cruz. election day is less than 24 hours away, and the latest polls show this is still a neck and neck race. according to the final preelection nbc news "wall street journal" possible, 48% of likely voters support president obama, while a close 47% favor governor mitt romney. the president holds the same narrow 48% to 47% edge among likely voters in virginia. mr. obama holds a slightly wider lead in florida with support from 49% of likely voters compared to romney's 47. and in all important ohio, our poll shows president obama holds a six-point lead over his republican rival with 51% to romney's 45. nbc's tracie potts is in cincinnati, ohio, with the candidates' final frantic day of campaigning. good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, veronica. good morning from cincinnati where voters are well aware of how important their vote is. so

barely into the 60s on saturday. that is three day stretch of weather had be the coldest we've had since easter. have to go back seven months the hast time we were this chilly. scattered showers tomorrow afternoon, highs barely in the 60s, and our highest peaks had see a snow/rain mix on friday. tomorrow, upper 50s for san fransisco, fremont at 60, morgan hill 61, walnut creek 61. san rafael 61, daly city 57 degrees. friday, showers upper 50s. showers end on saturday morning, little bit drier on sunday. then the upper 60s come back for veterans day and also for tuesday. that is your forecast. earthquake... where the . >>> wide area of central america rocked by a powerful earthquake. where the damage is most concentrated when we come back. where the death toll contins to rise from a powerul earhquake. . >>> have developing news out of guatemala where the death toll continues to rise from a powerful earthquake, 7.4 magnitude quake off the southwest coast this morning shaking buildings as far away as mexico city. right

who says he's lucky to be alive after barely escaping the flooding caused by the storm. the stuff that once made up a home now in a heap in parts of staten island. >> we have nothing. >> reporter: kelly and her husband scott wait outside their battered home. >> you've been sitting on the stoop for how long waiting? >> about two and a half hours. >> waiting hours for an appointment with fema to survey the damage here. a wait ackerman doesn't mind. >> i'm just happy i survived this. i'm very grateful to be alive right now. >> reporter: after his sudden cold plunge into the storm surge that enveloped his house monday night. >> i was in the water for two and a half hours. there was no light so i couldn't see anything to grab on to. even if i wanted to grab something, i couldn't see it. >> reporter: rescued by firefighters, he comforts others here. grateful to see help arriving for this beleaguered borough. this parking lot has turned into one stop shopping from food, clothing and household items. >> what are you breathing today? >> toys and a snow suit for a kid. clothes, ju

highs barely make it to 60, thursday through saturday. showers possible tomorrow.thunder possible friday. >>> going to live shot of the east shore freeway from vallejo into the richmond area and past golden gate fields, light traffic. fog a factor here as well not as thick as it has been it comes and goes make sure you are aware that you come up on it quickly. in-- southbound basco, accident right lane san francisco north 280 to south 101 ramp due to roadwork closed for another 20 minutes. cortamadera roadwork northbound past paradise drive blocking right lane massive repaving project. elsewhere eastbound 4 massive project as well closed at loveridge detour in place for another 20 minutes. >>> overnight a fire races through an east bay home. a family narrowly escapes. the latest on investigation into the case, next >> first, more local election results. what are you doing there? i making crescent bacon cheddar pinwheels. wow, i'm impressed! [ ding ] dad, the cable's out! you got that right? [ kiss ] thank you ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making

you can barely make it out. it is dark, flash flooding, it's a busy wet friday. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everybody. thank you very much for joining us. it is 5:30. i'll jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> right now we are following breaking news in the south bay as all that rain continues to come down. detectives right now hard at work in monte sereno. a police perimeter is set up in the quiet, upscale neighborhood. that is where bob redell is live with the very latest. bob, what's happening out there, my man. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, jon. police have been keeping us away from this crime scene. it's several hundred yards up the road. you can see campbell police is assisting the monte sereno los gatos police department with this crime scene. it's our understanding it was a home invasion robbery that took place in a very rather large home, possibly a mansion, that's several hundred yards up the road. this happened just a little bit before 2:00 this morning. just within the past ten minutes, you can't see it, but to the

then it barely drops down late in the day. so the north bay counties, it's going to feel a lot wetter than it is in the south bay counties. san jose, trace amounts of rain from santa rosa. it's a big difference. as we go into the next 24 hours, the heaviest rain will be north. showers spread south overnight as we go into tomorrow night. here's the model. it's going to change. it's been changing already. but i'll tell you steve paulson is in tomorrow morning and he will have the latest model. this is the basic plan. tonight at 10:00, rain starts around 6:00 a.m., this is drizzle stuff. maybe slow you down a little on your commute. not a big deal. the real rain is up here. that's where the front lies. 6:00a.m. tuesday. we stop it again 5:00 p.m. tuesday. 10 hours later, the thing has traveled. it's stuck up there. they're going to see significant rainfall. now at 5:00, watch what happens. boom. in four hours, five hours, it moves south a little bit more. in that whole time, it's continuing to rain. this area is in the zone for h

. >> reporter: hello, tara, you can see it is extremely foggy behind me and you can barely see the light poles behind me and beyond that, tolls are not visible. be prepared for a lost breaking and also on the side streets, you couldn't see signs this morning and driving through a good part of the east bay is a challenge this morning. we shot video near emoryville and mcarthur maze. and an advisory is in effect here as well as the golden gate bridge, -- golden gate bridge, richmond san rafael and dinesh why bridges and remember to give yourself -- and venetia bridges and remember to give yourself extra time. lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> san francisco hospital wants more than a million dollars in the case of giants fan bryan stow in the brutal beating he suffered. live outside the hospital with more information about this claim for reimbursement, good morning, brian. >> reporter: yes, good morning, still many unfolding elements but they still continue to recover and they are suing to get money back from the dodgers. they are seeking a medical reimbursement from the dodg

. >> the deer barely has his nose above the surface. i mean, this thing is swimming, but is really close to, i've got to believe, drowning. >> 12 years, i have never, ever seen a deer like this. >> eventually, they get close to the thing, and somebody jumps out with, like, a red buoy, and they're trying to wrap that around the deer. you see the girl. she kind of gets the red boyer around the deer and gets him to shallow water enough where he can sort of walk on his own, but the deer is so disoriented, the deer starts going back outto the ocean. >> he's scared of all the people on the shore waiting, looking, excited about this deer. >> once they get him to shore, the deer can barely walk. his legs are sort of drags behind him. eventually a rescue vehicle shows up. at one point they go to lift him up and you can hear him. they took him off to safety. hopefully gave him something to eat and something to drink. >>> take a look at this dashcam footage from a georgia police officer's patrol car. [ siren ] >> rollover. >> ooh. was that an ambu

then it barely drops down late in the day.the north bay counties, it's going to feel a lot wetter than it is in the south bay counties. san jose, trace amounts of rain from santa rosa. it's a big difference. as we go into the next 24 hours, the heaviest rain will be north. showers spread south overnight as we go into tomorrow night. here's the model. it's going to change. it's been changing already. but i'll tell you steve paulson is in tomorrow morning and he will have the latest model. this is the basic plan. tonight at 10:00, rain starts around 6:00 a.m., this is drizzle stuff. maybe slow you down a little on your commute. not a big deal. the real rain is up here. that's where the front lies. 6:00a.m. tuesday. we stop it again 5:00 p.m. tuesday. 10 hours later, the thing has traveled. it's stuck up there. they're going to see significant rainfall. now at 5:00, watch what happens. boom. in four hours, five hours, it moves south a little bit more. in that whole time, it's continuing to rain. this area is in the zone for heavi

one of the calves and she was not having any of it so she rushed in and atacked this wolf with her bareands. >> where's the woodsman? >> she didn't need a woodsman. the wolf grabs ahold of her hand and is clawing at her. she takes this ax and chops into the wolf's head. >> are you kidding me? >> doesn't this sound like little red riding hood? a scary land. >> you wouldn't need the woodsman because grandma killed the big bad wolf. >> here's grandma in the hospital. tending to her wounded handp. explaining the story. she told itn news exactly what happened. but more than that, i got to show you the wolf. >> oh! good -- >> let me give a little warning. this is definitely a grim picture. because this woman left the ax in the wolf's head. >> her herd is her life savings, essentially. that's all she's got. i guess you protect that like it's your child. >> and she was not about to give up any portion of her livelihood. and was not scared of a wild wolf that was attacking her village and the cattle within it. >> one bad -- granny. >> let's go to some underwater footage in the crystal clear wate

see the journey your oj >>> if you guys have ever tried calligraphy you know it is hard. >> i can barely >> try adding a spinning basketball to it. i mean literally, this guy in china is holding a calligraphy brush and he starts spinning a basketball at the very tippy top at the top of the paintbrush and then he goes to the paper. >> he's going to write with this thing on it? >> he is going to write perfectly, mind you. i think perfectly. because it's way better than i could ever do. but he does such a good job at it and the ball doesn't even phase him. >> how do you learn that you have this skill? like what makes you try this? >> i bet this was the result of a drinking game. i bet he was like i do the best calligraphy and he showed him and they were like i bet you can't do it while you hold a beer can and it progressed and became the spinning basketball. >> maybe he can only do these designs if he has a spinning basketball on the brush. >> that's true. probably couldn't do it any other way. >> might need the momentum. >> thinking about remodeling your swimming pool make it a little bigg

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. >> that car barely missed those ducks. >> see the harrowing journey to safer ground. >> oh! we're okay. we're okay. >>> you guys probably remember this video. this is on lake of the ozarks in missouri. this was shot by lake tv. this is a power boat. it hits the wake of another passing boat and this happens. >> oh. >> now this video has been everywhere. it's blowing up the web and we were the first ones to bring it to you. we have new video in hd and in this hd the video is never before seen footage of what happened after this incident. and we have the story behind it. right this minute from missouri we have the co owner of lake tv, shawn kober to tell us what was going on. tell us the story behind the video. >> they were trying to get to a sretaunt th we gng60 tour. they hit a rowigue wave. >> what happened after? >> the guy was down, probably knocked out for probably about a minute. he comes to. the driver at one point stands up, he moans. the female, surprisingly, the older lady is actually a mother and a daughter and the mother takes a face full of water from the side of

rebuilding efforts are barely getting off the ground. a good morning to you. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> very good morning to you. i'm veroni oonica de la cruz. >>> the latest polls show this is a neck and neck race accord together final pre-election nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, 48% of likely voters support president obama while close 47% favor governor mitt romney. the president holds the same narrow 48% to 47% edge among likely voters in virginia. mr. obama holds a slightly wider lead in florida with support from 49% of likely voters compared to romney's 47%. >>> and an all-important ohio, our poll shows president obama holds a six-point lead over his republican rival with 51% to romney's 45%. nbc's tracie potts is in cincinnati, ohio with details on the candidate's final frantic day of campaigning. good morning to you. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. good morning, everyone. in ohio we are seeing that residents here are watching those polls. they know what the nation is saying about ohio. they are keenly wear of the importance of their vote and