and that beacon will come to you. >> reporter: the beacon will rotate on the summit until sunrise. for a brief moment tonight, it was redirected. to point west. towards pearl harbor. >> and the annual lighting ceremony was held at cal state east bay this year because of the cold weather. >>> president obama and the first lady will travel to south africa to attend a memorial for nelson mandela on tuesday. as tina krause reports, huge crowds are paying tribute round the clock to the man who changed the destiny of that nation. >> reporter: south africans celebrated nelson mandela's life into the night. paying tribute to their country's first black president. ♪ earlier in the day, mandela's grandchildren met with well wishers who shared flowers and memories of the man they call the father of their nation. he is -- >> as far as i'm concerned will always be the greatest man that -- ever lived. and i love him and may he rest in peace. >> reporter: paying their respects and the crowds will only get bigger throughout the week as the official memorial begins. children in man deal dell la's f

the beacon has been refurbished this year. >>> and snow is piling up in the sierra and it's a welcome sight for skiers and snowboarders. this weekend, several lake tahoe resorts will be open including heavenly. it got more than two feet of fresh powder overnight and as a result, the resort was able to open two more runs today. and kirkwood is also open this weekend after seeing nearly three feet of snow last night. the resort opened new runs and has plans to open more later this month. >>> well, let's pick it up where we left off and show you the forecast overnight lows for tonight. down into the low 20s in some parts of the north bay around santa rosa the forecast low will be 22. 26 at livermore and 27 in san jose. want to show it in case a few people tuned in a little bit late. it's going to be cold tonight. you probably heard that by now. as we look live to the bay bridge from the rooftop camera. in livermore 45. in san francisco, 46 degrees. wind speeds right now, if you head out tonight, it's going to be not only cold, but winds are gusting up to 20 miles per hour at sfo. mostly

the beacon will rotate on the summit until sunrise.or. >> and the annual ceremony was held at cal state east bay because of the cold weather. >>> the family of south african president, nelson mandela, released their first statement today. >> a great man. >> today, mandela's grandchildren accepted flowers. thousands have gathered there day and night since his death to pay tribute. tomorrow will be a national day of prayer and reflection in south africa. on tuesday, a memorial service at a soccer stadium in mandela's former home. up to 100,000 people are expected. among them, president obama. he will be layed to rest on december 15. >> same big chill gripping the bay area is expanding. >> manuel shows how it is creating havoc. >> parts of dallas, fort worth appear frozen. cars and trucks have been stranded on highways that became solid sheets of ice overnight. conditions are dangerous. the driver of this pickup truck died when it slid off an overpass on i-35 into a frigid lake. across the region, crews are still trying to restore power t

and the winter chill forced this saturday's beacon ceremony down from the mountain summit. organizers are concerned about ice and the comfort of attendeis. the annual celebration is to honor those who served at pearl harbor. the ceremony will take place in the oak room at the cal state east bacon bay concord campus. >> still going to light a beacon, but going to have party below. it's cold. >> it is cold. you'll be looking up on saturday afternoon and you won't see the beacon, but you'll see snow. also mount hamilton, and a slight chance may get some white stuff. it's cold enough when we get moisture coming in. we'll have low snow levels. it will be snowing in santa rosa. napa 28. vacvillevacville. it's freezing rain in dallas. they are right at 28 degrees. beautiful bryce canyon. and wyoming, it is 60 degrees colder than it is in san francisco right now. san rafael 34. another night in the 20s and isolated teens away from the big cities. napa 28. fair field 27. livermore, 28 degrees. so, tomorrow evening, moisture moves in. snow is likely in the higher elevations. winter w

>> guest: i'm an editor at a religion writer for beacon which is a new startup that seeks to draw a new model in journalism. beacon reader.com. >> host: so the answer to the question that you asked on the cover of your book, does jesus really love me, what's the answer? >> guest: the answer is it depends on the u.s. i take every person you talk to is a slightly different image of jesus, cobbled together from things you learn as a kid, things you read in the newspaper, debt instinct, and no person has the same view -- debt instinct. of sexuality, so it's so diverse and so fun to explore but also very difficult because the issue is so emotionally charged. >> host: what is your answer ionally charged. for yourself? >> host: what is your answer to that question for yourself? >> guest: the answer most days is that my jesus does love me and my god's grace is big enough to handle the mistakes that i've made. >> host: and on those other days directly on those other days i try to look forward to the day after. >> host: jeff chu is the author of "does jesus really love me?: a gay christian's pilg

: you played the beacon with eddie vedder?!ke a rock star. >> like, i think these, i mean -- making movies is one thing, these things make me a little more nervous. that was like nerves at a level where you're floating somewhere up in -- >> jimmy: this one goes to 11. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, there's no oxygen. you can taste pennies in your mouth and you have no idea what's -- >> jimmy: i know that feeling. >> -- you have no idea what's happening. >> jimmy: oh, my god, i'm so nervous. >> time is elongating and stretching. >> jimmy: and were you cool? did you do, like a cool rocker thing or anything cool? >> we played "guaranteed," which is one of eddie's great songs. [ cheers and applause ] which i can play. i can play, you know, i spent a lot of time learning some of eddie's songs. but the thing was, i went up for sound check, and i said to him, "look, if i'm not cutting it, i want you to just cut this idea." and he said, "fine." so, we were playing and then he said, "no, man, sounds great." he said, "take a verse." and i s

with beacon, we did that.ou can go into a coffee shop like he did earlier today and then your phone vibrates. you can pay completely hands- free. it can be a retail store or restaurants to enable that and have one of these systems. >> and i have big merchant partners, but how many point-of- sale locations are you in? >> in the u.s., we have over 100,000 locations. i do not want to make it specific -- >> you can. >> we have hundreds of thousands of locations. in australia, tens of thousands of locations. there are tons of restaurants where you can pay at the table. you do not have to wait for the waiter. >> why should you pay online? the expense of the apple store where you talk to a salesman in the aisle and you make the purchase and leave. you looking at those type of innovations or are you there are ready? >> we are there are ready, but we have to scale those experiences. that is what 2014 will be about. >> to that point, i was talking to you today and one of the things i heard from a number of people is tha

thanks it to the recovery act it's a beacon to achieve a plaque. in other words, this historic building has received a new life and it proudly takes it's police radios with the jackson's r. browning an, an effort to revitalize san francisco market street corridor. this historic renovation goes well beyond the improvement. it is an innovator across the nation. the people who are categorize enough to think they can change the world can. this quote is from steve jobs and it opens his biography. jobs profoundly changes tending starting with the other person communication what the ipad. his flip was in the technology of the humanity. he believed that simplicity and extraordinary customer he experience could go together. apple neat to control the elements of supply chance and as a cult they had to own the experience. when i read this book it resonated with me on so many levels. it's not because i owned one of the making tarnish i swear it's still out there operational. and in standing for the record university he encouraged the audience of graduates to f

talk to me about beacon. we were just talking about this. how do you describe it? want to change how people shop. people love shopping. they hate paying. >> is that because they are cheap? >> everybody is like that. we want to remove the friction and make a completely invisible to pay. with beacon, we did that. you can go into a coffee shop, like you did, and you just walk in. your phone vibrates, so you know you are checked in. your photo appears on the point- of-sale system and you pay completely hands free. >> you do not have to go to another cash register? >> we have point-of-sale systems that check in. it enables any retail store or copy shop or restaurant to enable that. >> so, you have these 30 systems. how many point-of-sale locations are you in? >> in the u.s., we have over 100,000 locations. i do not want to estimate. >> you can if you want. >> no, i cannot. >> it is a full disclosure interview. >> with locations in australia, it is tens of thousands of locations already. you can pay at the table. you do not have to wait for your waiter. >> are there stil

is a rumor that androids will they may not be be able to use i beacon as well. competitive.oogle has their own thoughts and programs. the indoor location market is really a hotly contested market. there's a lot of technology out there. sometimes the winner is not always the best technology but the one that can get the biggest footprint down. if it is we go, successful for apple, does it mean they will spend less money on traditional forms of advertising, print advertising? maybe some of those catchy tv ads? apple has plenty of money to spend on whatever form of advertisements they want. arnold gay will drop anything. their initial introduction into the apple stores is to show other retailers that apple is eating their own a dog food. maybe to provide aid best of example. the real money and real utility is it becomes a real hook for application developers to build into their products and make it more interesting. appreciate your insight. >> all right, we have to leave it there. marc prioleau. back over to you. >> thanks for crediting me for bringing in the creepy aspect. tomo

the restored mountain top beacon will still light up tomorrow night. but instead of pearl harbor flipping the switch, park rangers will get the call. >>> people in the sierra gearing up for the possibility of heavy snow this weekend but that is causing problems on the roads. it could even reach the lower elevations. cal trans it was testing some new tow plow. its a big rig. used two small trailers to clear them off the roads at once. >>> new this morning an earthquake in napa now reports of any injuries or damages at this point. the quake measured 3.7. shook the community of ang win. some people say they felt desks and chairs move but no major jolts. >>> time is 4:35. south avery cam's government is preparing funeral ceremonies for nelson mandela. i want to show you a live picture this morning. this is outside mandela's home. people have been gathering there to remember the man that spent 27 years in prison for fighting a par thighed. four years after his release became the country's first black president. nelson mandela said the movement calling on th

beacon, which is what we announced.llows me when came in this morning and i went into the starbucks in our lobby. i walked in and i had my mobile phone in my pocket. i didn't pull it out. i don't carry a wallet anymore. when i got to the front of the ine, the barista had my name and picture on the cash register and said john, would you like the usual? when i bought it, she pressed click and i got a text on my mobile. >> we'll be talking with the president of paypal later in the show. hat about china? alibaba had a big day. how do you get in on that action? >> we have a strong export business in china. we enable sellers to reach consumers all over the world. this year we'll do $6 billion to $7 billion of volume of chinese sellers selling around the world and using paypal to reach consumers all over the world. so we have a strong presence in china, but it is just a cross-border presence. we're not currently competing in the domestic market and we'll continue to look at that. it is early days in china. we'll look at that i

. >> lighting of the beacon ceremony is relocated pus of the possibility of ice and snow of the fill now be held at the cal state east bay campus in concord. pearl harbor survivors rely a message by radio to a state parking employee to flip the switch to light the beacon at 4:45 tomorrow afternoon. each year since 1964 it is lit once a year december 7 to honor the victims of the pearl harbor attack. >> anything that thawed out yesterday is probably frozen this morning. look at this fountain in you can send us your pictures and videos at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> people around the world are remembering nelson mandela the former south african president and noble laureate died yesterday at the age 95 at his home in south africa. now, he changed the worldst. >> he sure did. nelson mandela's death was announced last night in south africa with so many waking up learning that their beloved leader is gone. >> this morning, the world is mourning the loss of an icon. outside, nelson mandela's home, they sang and danced all night. >> we celebrate what he has achieved and given us. >> his body was

his long walk to freedom a beacon of hope for generations. >> nothing will stop our date with destiny. >> tonight, the world mourns the passing of an icon. >>> and a good evening to all of you. we welcome you to a special edition of "world news," beginning the breaking news, a titan has died, nelson mandela, the man who taught the modern world you can transform anger into hope. he was 95 and his death wasn't a surprise but his life continues to astonish us in living the possibility of a better world. he spent 27 years in prison for his belief in freedom, equality and emerged with a message of generosity toward his 0 pressers. we have reaction from around the world tonight. first robin roberts who has traveled to south africa several times takes a look back at his extraordinary life and inconquerable spirit. >> reporter: nelson mandela, a leader who inspired a nation to hope. >> both black and white will be able to walk together, a grateful nation at peace with itself and the world. >> reporter: and believe in a better future. his tribal name given at birth means troublemaker, but on t

from a variety of different areas all up along that canyon. >> reporter: aviation experts say if the beaconriginal to the plane, it only has a battery life of up to 48 hours and the fridged temperatures could drain the energy even faster. >> i believe it got below zero up in that area last night. >> reporter: which is also a serious concern for the family, if they survived the crash. they've had to spend three nights in the wilderness. the search efforts in central idaho have wrapped up for the night. it is mountain time there, much darker than it is here already. the search will resume bright and early tomorrow morning. live in san jose, kimberly terry. >> let's hope they have better luck tomorrow. >>> a 13-year-old pleasantton girl is back home tonight after she was subject of an intense search by police and family members. she did leave home willingly she was found safe in san jose by a relative. >>> this man may have committed two violent robberies. one on tuesday and the other on thursday both last week. they happened at the central park area. in both cases a man approached a woman, hi

maybe it had like a beacon on it. beacon. pun intended, kind of. >> very good. he's disappointed that thing isn't food, isn't he? >> no kidding. it's not what i thought. thanks so much for joining us this morning. our next newscast is coming up tonight at 5:00. you can also get the latest investigation all day long at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. on the subject "why i love tgs?" please tell me it's not-- - the annual tgs viewer walk-on contest. it's great promotion, lemon. we found that if someone is actually on nbc, they're 4% more likely to watch it. - really? we're doing this again? after what happened last year? - gassy patsy, you can't eat-- - [robotic voice] keep the white house white. [audience boos] - you know who enters these walk-on contests? weirdos. - read the essays, lemon. it's not going to kill you. - oh, really? 'cause this one is typed on the inside of a bloody halter top. - just pick one. and while you're at it, which one of these ties do you prefer? - i thought you said a man should never wear pastel unless he's a black guy on easter. - u

and like the beacon at the summit. tomorrow they hold a ceremony at the east bay com pus and like the beacon from afar the organizer of the ceremony says it's a possibility of is nice at the top of the mountain, would be a safety concern. the beacon has been improved reechtly so people can see it. >> happening now a statewide amber alert after a teenager was abducted in washington state. bob redell in the newsroom with the details. new surveillance video. >> reporter: good morning. one reason why they issued this amber alert for the state of california, they believe she and her abductor might be traveling through on the way to mexico. law enforcement is looking for this girl here, she is 14-year-old elizabeth romero, that is actually her abductor, alleged, there she s. she is dating for the past few weeks eduardo flores. the last sighting wednesday afternoon outside her high school. you can she was was captured by the school. you see her cross the parking lot, there she goes. gets into that suv. chp wants you to keep y

this hour. >> reporter: rescue teams spent another frustrating day searching for a faint emergency beacon. calling from somewhere in this steep, rugged idaho valley wilderness. search planes are now flying with heat-sensing cameras, desperately trying to find missing silicon valley executive, dale smith and his family. >> obviously, our hearts are breaking. we just want our family back. >> reporter: the single engine beach bonanza took off from baker city, oregon sunday, headed for butte, montana. but near yellow pine, idaho, smith radioed controllers about engine trouble, asking for directions to a nearby airstrip. but the plane never made it, vanishing from the radar. smith is an experienced pilot. his love of flying seen in this family video he made just three weeks ago. after thanksgiving, he was flying his son daniel and daniel's wife back home, also his daughter and her fiance, jonathan norton. their wedding just three weeks away. >> continue your prayers and continue to hope for a miracle. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, den jer. >>> in other news tonight president obama sa

users will receive targeted i- beacon messages based on where they are in the store. the service customers must first download the i- beacon app and give apple permission to be tracked. >>> the mega millions lottery game is living up to its name with a jackpot of $297 million in tonight's drawing, the biggest jackpot since march of last year. it's actually the ninth largest of all time. we found people lining up today to buy tickets in san lorenzo. that store sold five winnings tickets in recent years. the mega jackpot was increased after no one picked the winning numbers in tuesday's draw and could go even higher before tonight's drawing. >> it will climb over $300 million. the odds are long and it's going to keep climbing. >> if nobody wins tonight the jackpot would, of course, climb even higher. your chance of winning is about 1 in 259 million, but still the draw takes place after tickets sales close at 7:45 tonight. >>> here's more now, that snow that we showed you earlier in napa county. you can see that some of it is actually sticking to the ground there near hi

it's him face it's like a tractor beam it's a beacon of hope it's anchorman two will fare all and david ketner people like ron because he's obviously a silly before but at the same time he he represents authority i think in a way and we like to see your our leaders made fun of that's my smart answer plus director adam mckay and producer judd apatow i think the one thing that i brought to it was what would make rubber going to you're a real person does that say what's he like when it's quiet house and for how do you get him to do this real i daresay that's all ahead on larry king now. with us now will ferrell and david character the costars actually is david's film and you will is also in it will also big dog who also called it you know how it all all we have certainties you came up with its flame the carrot why is wrong burgundy it. well look at this face right it's a normal face. it's him face. it's gloria yes right it's like a tractor beam said something beacon of hope that this is ron i think wrong people like ron because he's obviously a silly before but at the same time he he repre

you won't get the beacon messages automatically. must download the app and give apple permission to track you. >>> well, $7 for a gallon of milk? it's being discussed in washington, d.c. pam cook in the newsroom with the important deadline around the corner. >> the price of milk and a lot of other grocery staples could go up in the new year. dairy subsidized are set to expire on january 1st. the agriculture department is warning a gallon of milk could cost as much as $7 if the congress does not pass a new farm bill. democrats and republicans remain at odds especially cuts to the food stamp program. president obama is optimistic a deal can be reached. >> an opportunity for bipartisan cooperation on a comprehensive farm bill. he hopes and expects that that can be approved before the end of the year. >> now, milk would not be the evenly item affected -- only item affected. butter, cheese, ice cream would soar along with prices of other commodities such as corn, wheat and soy beans. points of contention to get this new farm bill passed,

the beacon atop mount diablo was lit earlier this evening to commemorate the attack at pearl harbor. it has been relit every pearl harbor day since the 1960s. this is the first year that the beacon has been hit since undergoing a major renovation. >> all of you who have participated in that restoration can take pride in knowing that that will signal to everyone that you do remember and you do honor those who sacrificed their lives there that long, long ago sunday morning. >> organizers moved the ceremony inside to the cal state east bay concord campus because of the cold weather. >>> that attack 72 years ago thrust the united states into world war ii. bryan llenas reports on how people around the country are paying tribute to the 2400 service members who died from that attack. >> december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: 72 years when ago today a surprise attack on american soil. japanese bombers launching a massive airstrike on the pearl harbor naval base, killing over 2400 american troops. >> it was a day of gallantry and unquestionable heroism. >> reporter

. >>> tonight on the 72nd anniversary of pearl harbor, this beacon shines from sunset, today, to sunrise tomorrow morning. >>> more than 2400 u.s. troops died in the early hours of december 7th, 1941 when the attack happened, pushing the u.s. into world war ii, a day where at least 2,000 are still living. thousands gathered at the memorial to honor those who died in the attack. the ceremony began with a moment of silence. in new york, they honored the occasion with a ceremony on the hudson. they remember those who died. >>> inning up on kron four news at 11, possible answers into what happened with the deadly plane crash this summer. then then a warning for atm users. first, "that kid" returns to san francisco, helping a great cause! i want you to know stuff i don't. i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we wan

unrest bubbles jest below the surface, some how south africa is a beacon of freedom.it reminds me of america. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> remembering nelson mandela. personal memories of the late south african president. >> you're in the stream. mandela, rebel, terrorist, icon, can his legacy be reduced to buzz words and quotes. as the world celebrates the man how will he be remembered in the years to come. >> lisa fletcher is away, but we have our man julio, we can talk about this all day. >> we have been talking about it. >> we're still processing it. you told

so far no signal from an emergency beacon. of today's to stories. firefighters assessing the damage afterok a huge fire overnight in a commercial building in boston.Ñi the building was under construction, apparentlyxd bein converted to micro apartments. >>> today in the house, there is it is expected to approve thet( house proposal before the deadline. >> south korean veterans who fought in the korean war alongside merrill t(newmanok ar speaking out about the detention. he reportedly supervisored a group of south korean gorillas. >>> 6:58 right now, anotv%t check of the forecast. >>> good morning, temperatures right now still falling and they will continue to fall in the next fewxd hours. count on very lightxd showers. mostly cloudy to start the day. we're going to climb only by a few degrees getting into this afternoon as the cold aire1 stas to pump into the bay areae1 and getting into tonight and tomorrow morning we're talking about the coldestok air of the tomorrow morning we will track those temperatures. >> i expected a h

. >> the possibility of ice and snow have moved today's beacon lighting celebration. it remembers more than 2300 troops killed in the attack on pearl harbor. the ceremony has been moved to the ary at the cal state east bay campus in concord but the beacon will still be lit. since it was restored it'll shine even brighter. today does mark the 72nd anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. about 2500 marines and sailors were killed that day prompting the united states to enter the war. there are a handful of people still alive today that survived that attack including a former state senator from louisiana. >> dozens of friends and family gathered together to hold a vigil for the vallejo father shot to death. he was described as a devoted father of two. he was killed just outside his door at an apartment complex. they say brown may have been shot by a would be burglar when he stepped outside. >> it'll mean so much to my family, to his family if we can get the littlest piece of anything that will help solve this. it deserves to be solved. he didn't deserve this. >> polic

they relayed a radio message to a state park employee who turned on the mountain top beacon.ths restoring the beacon. >>> bat kid returned to san francisco to give back to those who made his own dream come true. 5-year-old miles scott, yes, in full bat kid regalia, lead the 5k. it was the brave the bay fundraiser. part of the fundraiser was a dip into the chilly bay and police chief greg sur was the one leading the way. >> it is so cold and it is such a great cause. it gets colder every year, but the energy is great. >> abc7 news anchor ama dates hosted the event. i do not believe ama wept running to the bay. dan ashley, we are everywhere. he was the emcee of concord's christmas tree lighting at todos santos plaza. they introduced groups made of world war ii veterans. the christmas tree will remain lit throughout the christmas season. >>> leigh, it seems like cold, cold and more cold. >> cold, cold and more cold, but we will get a break especially as we get into wednesday and thursday as the daytime highs will climb back to the 60s. live doppler 7hd shows a few high clouds dr

restored mountain top beacon will still light up tomorrow night. park rangers will get the queue from a radio call. this was supposed to be the first year of the event since the beacon was renovated. >>> bad weather in the sierra foothills is causing pg&e to staff extra crews today as well. pg&e is concerned about a repeat of snowstorm four years ago that left thousands of people in the plasterville area without power for days. people are currently stocking up at hardware stores. >> i have actually decided to test some new equipment i have for camping. so i have set up my tents and i will sleep there and make sure it works. >> law enforcement are also urging drivers to slow down and be cautious of icy roads and black ice. snow could drop to 1,000 feet by sunrise tomorrow. elevations above 2,000 feet could see three to eight inches of snow. >>> the port of san francisco is sell chemotive bricks that will be use -- commemorative bricks that will be used at the port. the port says the money will help cover park costs including benches for visitors. a

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they are looking for smith, his son and daughter in-law and his daughter and fiance h the emergency beacon has not been hurt since the early testimony. >>> the trial began five years after the brutal attacks in richmond. she was gang raped after being taunted for being a lesbian. they say it was a hate crime motivated by the victim's sexual orientation. >>> there will be several rallies and they will hold a rally from fruit veil this afternoon. they are demanding a pay hike to $15 an hour and the right to unionize. >>> a san jose police officer's car is burglarized. coming up, the important item that was stolen which makes this case top prior orty. -- prior orty. >>> good morning, traffic is doing well if you are driving around the bay area, coming up, i will show you where others are beginning to show signs. >>> i have no your heater has been kicking on all night long, it is so cold, maybe some snow, i will tell you more coming up on ktvu channel 2 morning news. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse.

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we've celebrated 90 years and target was a major part of this partnership vested $100,000 in our beacons initiative so on behalf of unit way our community at large we're thrived target is here and we look forward to them growing as they invest more and more of themselves so thank you very much (clapping) >> thank you so much eric we're getting an awesome crowd. i want to introduce supervisor farrell. so supervisor farrell i'd like to invite you up (clapping) >> thanks so much it's hard to believe we're here today. we've been working on this project i want to thank all who made this happen it takes from the teams. i want to thank targeted not only for all the giving but coming into this location and also another person who is heading up the project. they've been hiring a lot of local people especially from the western edition so it took a village and i want to thank everyone involved. my mother didn't work here but i came when it was a sears and recognize. this is about creating jobs as mayor lee mentioned it's also about rehe storing a shopping center people didn't want to come. thooim i