our apparel products from beanies to outer wear.e country. >> where else could you see the company expanding to? as the name implies, you started with hats. but what's the limit? >> i think we've got a lot of work to do. i think we could do at least $50 million to $60 million in revenue next year. that's going b to come from future partnerships. we're looking for a retail partner right now to launch in stores in 2017. and also looking to do cobranding projects. we were just on cheddar tv and those guys are asking me to make beanies for them. i think we've got to make a cnbc hat too. where we have all the profits -- half of the profits still going back to pediatric cancer. but having this creative momentum that we've generated and creating awesome products for other companies all across america. >> well, you're in the right place on cnbc to look for a retail and a co-branding partner with all of our corporate viewership. you're based in minneapolis. you went to college in minneapolis. you think people in the midwest are just nicer? d

guy is wearing a beanie. is it going to help? >> double back flip.goes, you can't have a rope swing without it going wrong. much like in this case. >> no, no, no! >> oh! >> anvil. >> i know that i will never need to do this. that's what i need to know. this is the sound, no thank you. >> this is the story of a lovely mere cat who had six babies that lives in the zoo in sydney and she's had the biggest litter of pups in zoo history. there are six of them. >> wow. >> must be fed well, very healthy, comfortable. doing a great job. >> they are all doing very well. they are cute, so is she. this is at the blank park zoo in iowa. they got snow on saturday and look who's experiencing now for the first time, that baby rhino, and let's say snow angels are in the works. >> playing like it's a dog, up and around and jumping. >>> one of the tv hosts of a latin tv show is -- >> telling a story right now about this incident that one of them experienced. >> see what happens as she's telling the story. you want to see them, head to our website, rightthisminute.com,

. >> we ran into a gentleman that thought he saw him wearing a beanie and getting kicked out of the greyhoundiday morning at 6:00 a.m. so hopefully he's close to their were headed there now. >> tj used to sleep here is what this fellow told us. he recognized them. it's worse this guy knows he's now sleeping over were tow trucks are. >> how are you? i got locked up for my birthday miss my court date. >> , days :? >> today seven. >> was less he had 70s clean? >> it's been a really long time. [inaudible] >> this guy has a very special message. how about about if we all come together and trianon and gun violence. >> could you give us a chasing news representative on-the-fly? >> no. i like it. >> two different ones. >> it's the same type of tea but it's a stronger tea. >> i a >> no music, oh, this can be hand clap, and then the new york. >> were check in and a friend of the show who has extraordinary lung young talent with her. >> this is skycap. were in new york city right now we wanted to bring her on the show because she has a special message. if you see you see her face and recognize her she's

. >> reporter: witnesses say the man was sitting right on the benches with his beanie, nearly pulled over his eyes acting erratically. secured was called. officers tried to jump and tripped. the man ran outside, through traffic, and get this, jumped from the upper level down to the lower level. that's a height of about 30 feet, and he kept on running. the man finally gave up and laid on the ground where officers arrested him. it is not clear how he got on to the tarmac, but his hands were cut so he may have injured them while jumping a fence, topped with barbed or razor wire. there are lots of fences and cameras. they are interested in exactly where and how the man was able to chime over the fence -- climb over the fence and on to the tarmac so it doesn't happen again. >>> we know now the suspect is undergoing a psyche logical evaluation. >>> donald trump is filling more posts. recruiting from the military arena, and the wrestling ring. the president-elect tagged linda mcmahon to head the small business administration. she and her husband founded world wrestling entertainment. trump

benches with his beanie nearly pulled over his eyes acting erratically. southwest agents called security but then the man took off running down the terminal jumping over the black line dividers like an olympic hurdler. officers tried to jump them but fell. the man ran outside through traffic and jumped from the upper level down to the lower level. that's 30 feet! and he kept on running. who survivors that? >> i don't know. someone who is crazy with no fear. that adrenaline kicks in and gets you going. >> reporter: he finally gave up and he was arrested. it is not clear how he got on the tarmac but his hands were cut so he may have injured them jumping a fence topped with wire. >> every incident like this access control event is a learning opportunity. we are focused on continuous improvement so we want to learn what we can from this incident and that will be our focus moving forward. >> reporter: the airport will be looking where and how this man was able to jump over the fence. they say they got plenty of cameras and high-tech fencing technology. they wa

he wore a dark beanie cap, dark shirt and grey seat pants. the victim was not seriously hurt but police point out how it might have been worse given the fact that the video shows how the suspect at one point dropped the gun and later waved it around, putting others in the neighborhood at risk. sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police lets take another look at the video, shot by a surveillance camera here in the 6200 block of tuers road near las lagos gold course. police say it suggests the disabled man was targeted and that the staged accident ruse may be one the suspect has used before and may try again unless he is brought to justice. police in the east bay. are investigating a fire at a concord elementary school. as a possible arson. the incident happened around 5 - yesterday morning. at highlands elementary school on pennsylvania boulevard. police received a report of a suspicious person yelling in the school's parking lot. when officers arrived they discovered that someone had broken into a classroom and started a fire. police were unable

and nurses are knitting beanies for them to take home too. on our website, steph curry auctioning off the sneakers he wore thursday to honor the fire victims. the shoes have the name designed on them. back in a moment with more news. suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. =vo= it's an argument that stretched decades. >>> well, a controversial sewer side barrier installed on the golden gate bridge next year. it is an argument spanning decades. critics say it'll distract from the iconic design of the bridge. but mental health advocates lobbied for a way to stop suicide attempts. it'll take about four years, two years longer than it took to build the bridge in the 1930s. >> uber might be picking a legal fight with the dmv. all over self db driving cars. first told but this story wednesday. uber began testing self-driving cars in san francisco but the dmv shut that down threatening legal action if the company kept testing without permits. today uber said they don't need permits because human drivers are still behind the wheels. dmv shot back

between 18-20 years old about five foot four with a slender build and at the time he was wearing a beanie, dark sweater and gray pants. the other man involved in this holdup was described as african american, light skinned 18-20 years old and five foot four and at the time of the crime he was wearing a dark colored hooded sweatshirt. >>> health officials now know what killed three people and sicken 2-d 2 others who ate at a charity people on thanksgiving day. it was a bacteria. now the centers for disease control has not determined exactly what the people ate that made them sick but they do say most of the people ate turkey and mashed potatoes around the same time. the bacteria is one of the most common causes of food born illnesses. there are about 1 million cases diagnosed every year. it is most often found on raw meat and poultry. the cdc says the bacteria can survive high temperatures though. outbreaks often happen when previously cooked food is kept warm for a long period of time before serving. >>> muni lines back up and running this morning after an accident last night in san franc

he wore a dark beanie cap, dark shirt and grey seat pants.he victim was not seriously hurt but police point out how it might have been worse given the fact that the video shows how the suspect at one point dropped the gun and later waved it around, putting others in the neighborhood at risk. sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police lets take another look at the video, shot by a surveillance camera here in the 6200 block of tuers road near las lagos gold course. police say it suggests the disabled man was targeted and that the staged accident ruse may be one the suspect has used before and may try again unless he is brought to justice. sot sgt. enrique garcia standup closer two people were robbed at gunpoint near the u-c berkeley campus this morning. it happened here.near the intersection of ellsworth street and durant avenue just before 1am. officers say a man brandising a gun ran up to the victims. and demanded their property. the victims complied. and the suspect ran away. luckily no one was injured. this is just the latest in a string of ro

. >> reporter: witnesses say the man was sitting right on these benches with his beanie nearly pulled over his eyes acting erratically. stay with us agents called security and the man ran down the terminal jumping over the black line dividers like an olympic hurdler. injuries tried to jump them too but tripped and fell. the man then ran outside through traffic and jumped from the upper level down to the lower level, a height of about 30 feet. and he kept on running. the man finally gave up and laid on the ground where officers arrested him. it is not clear how he got onto the tarmac but his hands were cut so he may have injured them while jumping a fence. >> every incident like this every access control event, as we call it, is a learning opportunity, as well. we're focused on continuous improvement so we want to learn what we can from this incident and that will be our focus moving forward. >> reporter: sfo has a lot of cameras and high-tech sensors all around the perimeter. they are very interested in exactly where and how this man was able to climb over that fence and get on the ta

he's described as being between 16 and 25 wearing a dark beanie and a dark shirt. >> someone knows something about it or recognizes the suspect and the they could contact us so we can do follow-up and hopefully take this guy off the streets. >> police add none of their leads have been strong enough to make an arrest. >> a witness who is snapping a picture helped oakland police find a stolen car linked to a string of robberies. detectives say four boys ages 14 to 17 drove around in a gold infinity and robbing people yesterday morning. the east bay times reports they targeted five victims and one of them was a 75-year-old woman. police discovered the stolen car near its rightful owners's home in north observing land. the suspects had parked it nearby. officers arrested the four boys and found stolen items inside the car. oakland police looking for the driver of a car that overturned on foothill boulevard early this morning. he ran away leaving a critically injured passenger behind. the crash also took down two power lines. when the car was turned back over, several beer cans fell out and a cas

. >>> six years after women were he's in the blue and white beanie looking for potential victims. this was on january 2010. prosecutors say he locked one of the victims inside of a restroom and raped her repeatedly. he was previously sentenced to 90 years in prison after pleading guilty. he appealed and now facing three life term sentences. >>> breaking news. the ceo of a charter plane company is charges. it was his company's plane that it crashed in colombia killing 71 people including most of a brazilian socer team. prosecutors say vargas will be held in jail until an investigation sbo the crash is complete. >>> 6:35 now. former presidential candidate hillary clinton e made her first appearance on capitol hill yesterday since the election. clinton was there to honor senator minority leader harry reid, who is retiring. the former secretary of state >> this isn't about politics or partisanship. loifs are at risk. lives of ordinary people trying to go about their days to do their jobs, krubt to their communities. it's a danger that it must be addressed and addressed quickly. >> cli

united states navy. 1,199 sailors survived the attacks on pearl harbor cannot follow direct the beanie it weeks that we've followed to. >> we will all live above our veterans. navy veterans please stand as you are able. [cheers and applause] [applause] please be seated united states air force. the united states air force was referred to as the army air corps and as the hawaiian year force in oahu. on december 7th lieutenant's scrambled to their aircraft parked in the field and took off against incredible odds. representing united states airforce from michigan all care force veterans please stand as able. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ please be seated. united states coastguard. the time of the attack the coastguard officials were all station in honolulu. but then they intercepted a dispatch that claim destruction of a submarine later they came under fire red did not suffer any casualties. to be from sandi ward in and park ranger will all coastguard veterans please stand as you are able. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please be seated in an also to our visitors. was all survivors in veterans please remain seate

this video shows him in the blue and white beanie looking for potential victims. this was on january 2010. he locked one of the victims inside of a restroom and raped her e repeatedly. he was previously sentenced to 90 years in prison after pleading guilty in 2010. he appealed and after a new trial this past october, he's murdered 16-year-old girl from d.c. she was shot and killed on i street in southeast the day after thanksgiving. her family raised almost $10,000 to pay for the funeral. police say evans was caught on video firing a gun. around the time she was killed. so far he's only been charged with unlawful possession of a gun. >>> national icon john glenn being remembered. he passed away in his home state of ohio at the age of 95. the former astronaut cemented his place in history when he became the first american to orbit the earth. he also spent 24 years serving in the u.s. senate and received the congressional gold medal and the presidential medal of freedom. glenn was the last survivor of the original mercury seven astronauts. glenn piloted the friendsh

. >> the suspect is a black man, wearing a beanie cap. residents worry he may still be in the area. >> my wife likes to go out and garden, i tell her not to until i get home. >> reporter: we will put this picture on our website, ktvu.com. police are asking for tips that lead to his arrest. >>> the coroner has released the staple name of a teen age driver that was killed last week on monterey road. sergio ra -- ramirez was killed at the scene. investigators do not believe that either drugs or who will were factors in the crash. >>> a 49 year old man is in the sonoma county jail after a pursuit that led to the suspect being shot by a sheriffs deputy. the windsor police chief said they received a report of a driver trying to hit a person. two officers responded and found a car matching the description of the suspect's car. they tried to stop the car but it drove away. then it led deputies on a chase. >> the pursuit ended. our deputies were involved in an officer involved shooting. the suspect was shot at least one time. >> the man was shot i

he wore a dark beanie cap, dark shirt and grey seat pants. >> reporter:the victim was not seriously hurt but police point out how it might have been worse given the fact that the video shows how the suspect at one point dropped the gun and later waved it around, putting others in the neighborhood at risk. sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police lets take another look at the video, shot by a surveillance camera here in the 6200 block of tuers road near las lagos gold course. police say it suggests the disabled man was targeted and that the staged accident ruse may be one the suspect has used before and may try again unless he is brought to justice. sot sgt. enrique garcia police say a man was found fatally stabbed in a popular area of san francisco. this is video of the scene.courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven. it happened around three this afternoon near 18th and diamond streetsin the citys castro district. upon arrival officers found a man with a knife sticking out of his chest. the victim was pronouced dead at the scene. officers have not determined whether a suspe

nomination, after an unexpectedly tough challenge frontal the independence center from vice-president, beany sanders. she chose tim kaine as her vpal outside. the wore mass shooting in modern american holiday heat then to 16 when a gunman opened fire in a gay anythingclub in orlando. killing 49 people. >>> britain shock the world win it voted to leave the huronnan -- european union. >> nags' a juneau spacecraft true into jupiter's orbit on the 4 of july. back here on earth the fbi director james comey announced his decision not to file criminal charges again hillary clinton but before the election comey said investigators are reviewing thousands of newly discovered e-mails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new e-mails, comey said he is still not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. the your saw major attacks targeting law enforcement officers in several cities. the deadliest happened in dallas. a suspect shot to death five officers, ambush style, during a protest against police violence. officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of s

the first suspect was wearing a beanie.he other one was described as african-american, light-skinned and also african-american and also 5'4". he was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. >>> san mateo county deputies are looking for the hit-and-run near -- hit-and-run driver who critically injured a pedestrian. the victim was a man in his 30s and was hit while he was in the crosswalk. he was rushed to san francisco generally major injuries. deputies believe the hit-and- run driver was behind the wheel of a small red suv similar to a toyota rav4. >>> a woman coming to help her stranded son ended up crashing into his car sending them both to the hospital. this happened after the 17-year- old boy's suv broke down in the center divide. he called his mother for help and as she was arriving to help him out she crashed into another car. her car then flipped over and landed on top of her sons car -- some's car. some advice that the woman gave her some may have saved his life according to highway patrol. >> she said stay in the car, kee

.>> and casey skips your house, and official kron4 beanie. merry christmas. >> thank you so much.will be back after the break. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> as we get closer to the end of 2016, we are counting this year's best people behaving badly segments. stanley roberts has gone through all of the video and pics his top 10 favorites. here is number nine.>> here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly.>> reporter: welcome to 420.>> my home is have their best edibles out here. >> reporter: this is supposed to be a drug-free zone. >> 4:20, baby. >> reporter: no booze is permitted in the park.>> happy 4:20. >> reporter: no barbecue grills, and needed a permit to sell anything. and, yes, there's more. the san francisco police department warned that if children were brought, the parents could be arrested. >> i am sure you know it's 4:20. you can't bring your son

that's right, this video we have shows nathaniel hart in the blue-and-white beanie looking for potential victims. this is at the takoma park campus on january 26 of 2010. prosecutors say he locked a victim inside a rest room and raped her repeatedly. hart was previously sentenced to 90 years in prison after pleading he then appealed, and after a new trial, this past october, he's now facing a three life terms. >>> and today is the funeral for a murdered 16-year-old girl from d.c. brianna mcmillan was shot and killed in southeast, the day after thanksgiving. through a gofundme page, her family raised almost $10,000 to pay for her funeral. police identified save evans as brianna's murder. police say evans was caught on surveillance video firing a gun around the time she was killed. so far, all he's been charged with is unlawful gun possession. >>> developing this morning, hundreds of workers in our area are about to be looking for new jobs. the washington business journal reports the kane company is going out of business and according to the journal, the financial problems started last yea

he's described as being between 16 and 25, wearing dark beanie and dark shirt. >> some one knows something about it or recognizes the suspect contact us to do follow-up and hopefully take the guy off the streets. >>> police add another lead to strong enough to make an arres arrest. >>> two skiers died this weekend in the tahoe area. one of them a 35-year-old employee of north star died while on a beginner trail. the other man in the 60's was buried in avalanche saturday. emergency workers recover his body sunday near mount rose ski resort. >>> crew trying to shore up a popular trail on esplanade avenue pacifica before it falls further into the ocean. sergio has a look at the problem and what's being done. >> truck after truck of cement rolled in to feed a huge pumping rig brought here to fix a portion of the sea wall that washed out during the weekend stors. from sky 7 you can see the lower section of the wall without much sand or rock supporting the base. >> sand went out underneath the wall. so what we do right now is plug that area. fill up with some concrete pumping. >>reporter: the sa

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i made this beanie, but i took the arms off my shirt.is kind of big so you got to fold it up. >> while he's still awaiting the start of his murder trial, weston kruger has already been convicted of murder the owner of a liquor store after being caught shoplifting. >> this is just the beginning of my struggle. this is still just the beginning. >> kruger is awaiting sentencing. he faces up to 25 years to life. >> it is almost torture, like chinese water torture, something like that. i don't know. until you know what's going to happen, you really just -- you can't move forward with your life. so you're basically just stuck in this nothing, you know? >> but now, he has another problem. >> hi, kruger. come on out. stand on the yellow line. go ahead and walk down to my partner. you're going to make a right-hand turn and go to number one. >> all right. >> orange county jail authorities want to question him about allegedly assaulting his cell mate, brandyn scotto. >> told me to come down here. they rolled my cellie up, i don't know what's going

now people are walking through the airport with sunglasses on and a beanie. >> he has to have talent at something. >> he has talent for spotting talent. >>> it's hard to believe, but just one more day left of 2016. head to our website to see the top news stories of the year. we'll be back after this short break. >>> the global economy is moving in the right direction. that's according to barkleys 2017 global outlook report. we spoke to christian keller and began by asking how central banks will manage uncertainty in the new year. >> this is our assessment. central banks now have to weigh these different aspects. on the one hand, they're finding the fiscal stimulus that they wanted to, the imf prescribed, but they got it maybe with not the same tilt they wanted to. they got it in an uncoordinated fashion. they got it with a lot of criticism of central banks, and they got it with a lot of protectionism and anti-trade flavor. that puts them in position where they have to look at shorter impact from fiscal impulses, pro growth or inflation. but some things like protecti protectionism are

has limited speech and gave a description of the attacker between 16 and 25 wearing a dark shirt and beaniknows something or recognize the suspect call us and helpfully we can get this guy off the street. awoman who lives in the area said the woman walks there all the time and he is a very nice man. for leads have been strong enough so for to make an arrest. acity college of san francisco made a $39 million mistake and have to pay that amount back to the city. according to the audit the college could not prove it talk thousands of students in online sources from 2011 to 2014. folks say they do not suspect fraud but the college certainly mismanaged the way it tracks partial. they have to pay $3.9 million a year for a decade that will severely impact their budget. >>> google could be veil the latest self driving technology according to "usa today" the company could reveal a proto time type from the partnership with fiat and announced in may they will install technology in 200 vans and according to report released to the media site they are pivoting away from plans to create a steer will focu

. >> reporter: witnesses say the man was sitting on the benches with his beanie nearly pulled over his eyes acting erratically. agents called security but then he took off running down the terminal jumping over the black line dividers like an olympic hurtler. officers tried to jump them too but tripped and fell. he then ran out through traffic and jumped from the upper to the lower level, about 30 feet down. and he kept on running! >> who survives that kind of thing? >> , you know, i don't -- someone who is crazy with no fear. the adrenaline kicks in and gets you go. >> reporter: the man gave up finally and was arrested. it is not clear how he got on the tarmac but his hands were cut so he may have injured them while jumping a fence with wire. >> every incident like this every access control event, as we call it, is a learning opportunity, as well. >> reporter: and so the airport says it got lots of cameras and high-tech sensing devices all around the perimeter. they are very interested in where and exactly how this man was able to break that perimeter so that they can make sure it doe

he's a thin build, wearing a beanie cap.irt, gray sweatshirts, and dark colored shoes, last seen riding a mountain bike away from the road as they worry that they could still be in the area. >> and my wife likes to garden. but now i tell them not to go out there to garden until i'm home. >> reporter: we'll put that surveillance video on our website ktvu.com. investigators hope someone sees it, recognizes the suspect, providing tips, which leads to his arrest. in the san jose bureau jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. >> also in san jose a 24-year- old man is under arrest tonight in connection to the deadly hit- and-run accident. investigators say that the pedestrian was struck and killed early saturday morning on east hedding and north 15th. police say following an investigation this man jonathan ruiz was booked on felony hit and run. the victim's name has not been released yet. police say so far this year in san jose 18 pedestrians have been killed. >>> a former jet blue flight attendant accused of trying to sneak $2 million worth

. >> she thinks a beanie and fasting is appropriate for any day. >> except driving. >> great segue, michelle transit, we have major delays coming out of bay fair on bart in four directions, dublin-pleasanton, fremont, richmond and daly city. otherwise, ace trains one and three, muni and caltrain are on time. let's move over now to your roadways. we have a closure in napa, highway 121 between vichy and another drive is closed due to storms. westbound bay bridge toll plaza, the maze to downtown will take you a long 20 minutes now because of that high wind advisory. toll lights are on backing traffic up into the maze. 238 in san leandro to the maze will take 16 minutes. across the span of the san mateo bridge, keep in mind again a high wind advisory into the peninsula from 880 in hayward to 101 in foster city. that will take you 14 minutes. let's talk about the santa cruz mountains. we have a closure out here, as well. bear creek road at ralston ridge is closed due to storm damage. roberta? good storm coverage. >>> i have already given our live hi-def doppler radar a rest because we have absolu

united states navy. 1,199 sailors survived the attacks on pearl harbor cannot follow direct the beanie it weeks that we've followed to. >> we will all live above our veterans. navy veterans please stand as you are able. [cheers and applause] [applause] please be seated united states air force. the united states air force was referred to as the army air corps and as the hawaiian year force in oahu. on december 7th lieutenant's scrambled to their aircraft parked in the field and took off against incredible odds. representing united states airforce from michigan all care force veterans please stand as able. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ please be seated. united states coastguard. the time of the attack the coastguard officials were all station in honolulu. but then they intercepted a dispatch that claim destruction of a submarine later they came under fire red did not suffer any casualties. to be from sandi ward in and park ranger will all coastguard veterans please stand as you are able. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please be seated in an also to our visitors. was all survivors in veterans please remain seate

it was perfect ice skating weather, you need the scarf and gloves and beanie, but it is cold.have plans outdoors, dress in layers. then you have to prep for first alert. lehigh valley, berks county, pennsylvania suburbs. all of us will be impacted in the region by the next system that moves in. it will move in late day sunday overnight. that will linger, the effects, for the monday commute. that's the concern, the monday morning commute. what we are looking at is some accumulating snow, mostly northern portions of the viewing area. that will be changing to a winter mix and rain. the problem is with winter mix, could be icing concerns for bureaucracy county and lehigh valley, through the poconos. radar and satellite now, nothing to track currently. i would not be surprised if throughout today in the northern portion we see lake effect snow. saw a band move through overnight, that thin area already dissipated and has broken apart. also seeing a mix of clouds and clearing through the rest of today. temperatures right now close to freezing or below. not much above freezing. talk a

make sure to have scarves, gloves or even a beanie. >> they are cool. >> we are seeing a lot of coldero got an inch and a half. very impressive rain for yesterday. state highs is pretty chilly across california. 49 degrees for a high in fresno. 53 four bakersfield. in southern california we are looking at 50 degrees in la. santa barbara coming in at 60 and to the north of us 51 degrees. it is chilly across the state and in the bay area. closer to home we are looking at a live picture of sfo were disability is not bad. we are not tracking any delays. the winds kicking up. we are looking at 22 miles per hour for san francisco. 18 for oakland. 16 for hayward. northbay also looking at nine. eight for santa rosa and it's going to be getting busier as far as the winds go. they will stick around with us until the afternoon and evening hours. right now temperatures still in the 40s and 50s and not much movement over the last few hours. we're looking at 50 in oakland. 49 degrees for san jose. make sure to dress warm as you make your way out the door. you won't get much warmer as we get into the

>>darya: he was still called wearing a beanie that is how cold was >>darya: the borders of the only game they took from the jazz the first quarter that one had early steph curry looks great and that he sunk one defense with 26 points they made it interesting the broader close but that is when a cabinet took over his close the dow he finished with 21 points they want one of six to 99 the next game saturday taking on a memphis the grizzlies more questions being raised about the deadly warehouse fire in oakland. hear from a former building inspector about why the city has such a hard time making sure all the buildings in the city are safe. and next... wild mushrooms making more people sick in california. what experts are telling you to watch out for. ,$8drw >>james: taking a quick look at the storm track for we have some showers out there you may encounter that all the writers to work or school >>darya: they say they have seen a rise in people getting sick from eating wild mushrooms the county health official said the poisonous mushrooms look and smell like regular that are edible but all t

remember all these beanie baseballs? that's nothing compared to this year's hatchimals which is a souped-up version of all those toys with an egg that hatches. most retail stores sell them for about have been predicting a low supply will lead to a huge shortage. a la arnold schwarzenegger's search in "jingle all the way." some might see it as an opportunity to cash in. some people online thought author sara gruen was doing a few weeks ago. >> i had absolutely no idea that emotions would run so high. i had no idea how desperate people were to get these for of the book "water for elephants" recently bought $23,000 worth to sell on her own for nearly $189, nearly 1$30 more than retail. one person saying my kid's going to be crushed christmas morning when she doesn't get one. when we spoke to her, the author says her motivation was completely different. >> i thought those look cool. we bought some for the grandchildren off ebay. going to be an "it" toy. >> reporter: after buying them, she later thought she could use hatchima

he had a festive beanie.enegger interpretation. >>> "dancing with the stars's" julianne hough posting a throwback picture. on santa knee's and brother derek. she's coming back for another season of "dancing with the stars." >> great. >> they're one powerful brother/sister act. >> yeah, yeah. it's a good thing. it's a good thing to celebrate. >>> definitely, a time for giving. kate hudson treating her 6 million instagram followers to a soulful rendition of a christmas classic. ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ make the yuletide gay >> that's kate hudson. who knew she could sing like that. she's amazing. onesies for all. again, it's the years of the onesies. very, very cute. >> all clearly very short. >> again, it's okay, dan. >> it's a blessing. it's a blessing. >>> finally, pop stars to star wars, the force is still strong for "rogue one," the film dominating the box office over the holiday weekend and taking in a $15 million christmas weekend alone. an oregon man dozed off, he ended up being insid

. >> going to buy beanie babies because the trade will never end. >> she was specifying short-term gains very interesting this past week not only did we set a number of records but take a look among sectors. financials leading the way but this is a pivotal week when taking a look at trump rally because of catch up trade in technology. technology finecally catching up. it is key for the rally, the sustainability of the rally to continue to broad it. started to see signs of that this week and perhaps next week we will see some more. that's going to be key here. >> nbc news saying former new york mayor giuliani is no longer under consideration to be u.s. secretary of state under donald trump. nbc sources saying that rudy giuliani no longer on the list to head the state department. >> obviously, he has been not chosen to be head of justice department. there are still some jobs in department of homeland security but director of national intelligence has not been filled. i have seen his name on that particular list. >> a lot of decisions are being made in new york. we will be down in d.c. on m

in this particular case and the length of the negotiation and the belief that there wasn't going to beany more progress made . >> for going to go to the third row here. >> thank you, sean carberry, federal computer geek. you mentioned in your remarks cyber being one of the domains for the air force at this point, obviously part of the whole partnership concern area can you talk about where things stand with the air force cyber campaign plan which is to be dealing with everything from workforce to hardening systems to interoperability, things like that and it is this plan something that is established enough that it's going to likely survive transition and so what would be the concerns you would highlight going forward for immediate priorities? >> i think we have made very good progress in terms of the common security environments, for networks and the protection of networks for the air force and really across the military, there's justbeen a lot of traps there . we've now as you point out are shifting the other part of the equation which is those cyber protection of many of our weapons sy

remember those beanie babies.d to these hatchimals, that your child can coax it out to play. most retail for $60. for months people have been predicting a low supply would lead to a low shortage like arnold schwarzenegger's search in ji"jingle all the way." >> some may see it as an opportunity to cash in like dwight in "the office." >> reporter: that's what some people online thought author, sarah was doing weeks back. knee i h >> i had no idea of how popular these re recently bought 23,000 to sell on her own for 1$189. nearly 1$130 more than retail, angering some people on social media who are criticizing her for christmas greed. one person saying my kid will be crushed christmas morning when she doesn't get one. when we spoke to her, the author says her motivation was completely different. >> i thought, oh, yeah, those look cool. we bought some for the grandchildren off ebay and somehow i decided they were going to be the "it" toy. >> reporter: after buying them she later thought she could use hat hatchimals for

these are wireless beanies. >> no, they're not. >> hoda, you can rock out in the morning, connects topeakers in the hat. >> that's so for me. >> isn't that so cool? >> thank you so much. >> get these at amazon. >> thank you so much. you can wheel yourself off. you know who is coming next? lane and anna from our plaza, warming up. >> fabulous. you know what, you have just pushed in probably the coolest gift for any teen or adult, i have to say. i would love these. >> what are these? >> these are cat ear headphones, hoda. they light up. and so you can use them as headphones but see in the little ears here, it can also become party headquarters because they act as speakers, if you push a button. >> yes. >> from brookstone, they have an arianna grande limited collection. >> hit of the party. if you like the outdoor life what do we have here? >> show everybody this. >> what do we have? >> this is for the person on your list, who wants to be the coolest person on the snow hill. this is a snow tube. it is from always fit.com, $30. it is giant. they have snow cones and polar bears. >> would y

>> from color club and it is $8.50 this is like the beanie baby of today, called sticker beans.w you get to the bottom of your foundation and it makes you so angry because there's so much in there? this is like a little beauty spatula so you get it all out. >> that could work for lip gloss, stuff in the corners. >> $3.99 from the container store. these are fun little gummy bears. they're hand creams and hand sanitizers. we're going to give matt one of these in his stocking. those are $8 from skinfood.u.s. >> a fancy way to open up a bottle. >> these are coasters but they also double as an opener. you just flip it underneath there. you're maybe better than i am. >> hey, hey, those are from originalboss.com. >> this one a friend of mine has. it is genius. if you are always looking for your readers and don't know where they are. >> these are called thin optics. you get two in whatever strength you need. they come in a little case. you can stick it on to your phone. then you can wear them -- they don't look great on but you can still read at the restaurant. then you put them back in

another genius tech idea -- guys, these are wireless beanies.evice that is bluetooth compatible. they've got speakers in the hats. isn't that so cool? in. >> london and lane, thank you so much. >> you can get these at amazon. >> thank you! you know who's coming next? lane and anna have arrived from our plaza. hi, guys. >> you have just pushed in probably the coolest gift for any teen or an adult, i have to say. i would love these. these are cat ear headphones, hoda! they light up and you can use them as headphones but see in the little earpiece, can also become party headquarters because they act as speakers if you push a button. yes! from brookstone starting at $99. they even have an ariana grande limited edition. >> what is this? stop it. >> this is for the person on your list that wants to be the coolest person on the snow hill. $30. it is giant! they've got snow cones and polar bears. awesome! >> thank you, guys! wheel this one straight on over. i think i see evan coming in. evan is all warm from the plaza. good job, evan. >> he's bringing u

a '90s theme, beanie baby there and charlie visited the u.s.academy and met members of our military. number 2, charlie's first steps we first met charlie at studio 1a. number 1 is all the great training and milestones charlie has been doing. let me bring in olivia here. what have you been working on with charlie. fist, how was the flight home? >> it was awesome. a total pro like he's been doing it his whole life. he has been working on one of the foundation service dog ta tasks, learning how to push things with his nose. eventually that will bishe handp plates and licenses. >> how do you do that? >> we used buttons similar to this. charlie, let's show off. stand. ready, push. >> great job. really, right on it. >> he's got it. >> how has his training been overall in six months? >> he's such a pleasure to work with. such an incredible experience. >> we have a little something for charlie. there you go. doggy cupcakes. happy birthday to charlie. >> tamron, back over to you. >> what a good dog. >> absolutely. >> it's that time we do our smuckers bi

it was a '90s theme, there was a beanie baby there. three, we thought this was cool when charlie visited the u.s. navy academy. number two was charlie's first steps on the -- when we first met charlie right here in studio 1a and of course number one is all of the great training and the mile stones that charlie has been doing. let me bring in olivia here. what have you been working on with charlie? hows wa the flight home? >> it was awesome. he was a total pro. what he's been doing is working on one of the foundation service dogs tasks. so he's learning how to push things with his nose. eventually that will be handicapped plates and light switches. things like that. >> how do you train him to do that? >> we started with the palm mief hand and transferred to little buttons like this. charlie, stand. >> no pressure, birthday boy. >> all right. push. >> oh, that's great. right on it. >> yep. he's got it. >> how has his training been overall? >> he's such a pleasure to work with. we have such a great team of people behind us. it makes it a

guys, these are wireless beanies. >> no, they are not. >> and hoda, you can walk out in the morning, bluetooth compatible, and they have speakers in the hat. >> that is so for me. >> and london and lane, thank you. >> and you can get these at amazon. >> thank you. and you can wheel yours off. and you know who is coming up? lane and anna arrived from the plaza warming up. hello, guys. perfect. >> and you have just pushed in probably the coolest gift for any teen or and a adult that i have to say. because i would love these. >> what is this? >> these are the cat earphone, hoe dax and they light up, and so you can use them as the headphones, but you can see in the little ears here, it can become party headquarters because they are speer >> wait a minute. >> from brookstone starting at $99 clrz r and they have the ariana grande version. >> and the hit of the party, what is this? >> this is for the person on the list who wants to be the coolest person on the snowhill, and this is a snow tube from always fits.com, and $30 and it is giant. and then they have snow cones and polar bears. this