mechanic bill patterson fixes their cars for free.(bill patterson/mechanic, sal auto): "at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile.">(robin) after most vehicles are fixed ... sal auto puts the cars on a maintenance schedule. their goal is to keep the cars from breaking down ... and keep single moms and their families moving forward. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. the first big storm of the season ... meant lots of spin-outs and crashes. our stanley roberts and the c-h-p were there for many of them. i got one pickup truck sideways blocking two lanes (copy northbound 280 to the northbound)..when it rains in the bay area the chp goes from enforcement mode

mechanic bill patterson fixes their cars for free. <(bill patterson/mechanic, sal auto): "at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile.">(james) after most vehicles are fixed ... sal auto puts the cars on a maintenance schedule. their goal is to keep the cars from breaking down ... and keep single moms and their families moving forward. ( darya )(boxes) a man who lost his home in the north bay firestorm ... is also without his pickup truck.now the sonoma county sheriff is seeking help from the community. the santa rosa man was staying at the hotel windsor .... that's where his truck was stolen. it's a blue 2003 ford f-150. if you see this truck please call police. ( james ) happening now... police are searching for two dogs who are now missing after a dog walkers' truck crashed into a san francisco home. it happned just before five last night on 26th avenue and santiago street in the city's parkside nei

mechanic bill patterson learned to fix cars in order to help his own mom... ised him on her own. he says their reaction to getting the bill for zero dollars is the best part. (bill patterson/mechanic, sal auto): "at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile." after most vehicles are fixed... sal auto puts the cars on a maintenance schedule. their goal is to keep the cars from breaking down... and keep single moms and their families moving forward. (steve) tonight... a local organization is celebrating 30 years of transforming lives of young people right here in the bay area.(grant) tonight's celebration included an auction to continue funding college tuition for current students of the program. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from san francisco... daija foster is a graduate of the alive and free, omega boys club program. but it didn't come easy.they helped me deal with my anger, fear and pain which is something i struggled with

mechanic bill patterson learned to fix cars in order to help get his own mom, who raised him on her ownack on the road. he knows firsthand how an expensive car breakdown can be out of reach for these women. their reaction on getting the bill for zero dollars is always relief. at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile after the single most vehicles are fixed the mechanics here at cell auto auto put them on a maintenance schedule and schedule to help keep those to help keep those vehicles from breaking down down and help and help keep a single mom those single moms and their families and their families moving forward kron4 news (vicki) we have some sad news out of the oakland zoo... tiki-- the giraffe-- has died. tiki was suffering from arthritis and other medical issues. she was 28- years-old... that's 95 in "giraffe years". tiki became famous in 2008 when she was outfitted with custom-made coats to keep her warm in the cold weather. zoo staff described

mechanic bill patterson learned to fix cars in order to help get his own mom, who raised him on her ownback on the road. he knows firsthand how an expensive car breakdown can be out of reach for these women. their reaction on getting the bill for zero dollars is always relief. at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile after the single most vehicles are fixed the mechanics here at cell auto auto put them on a maintenance schedule and schedule to help keep those to help keep those vehicles from breaking down down and help and help keep a single mom those single moms and their families and their families moving forward maureen kelly kron4 news (jr stone) (jr stone) the 60th annual san francisco international car show drew thousands this weekend to the moscone convention center. the show has more that 600 cars displayed from 35 different manufactures. most of the cars are the 2018 models and some auto makers are allowing people to also test drive the cars.

mechanic bill patterson learned to fix cars in order to help get his own mom, who raised him on her own, back on the road. he knows firsthand how an expensive car breakdown can be out of reach for these women. their reaction on getting the bill for zero dollars is always relief. at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile after the single most vehicles are fixed the mechanics here at cell auto auto put them on a maintenance schedule and schedule to help keep those to help keep those vehicles from breaking down down and help and help keep a single mom those single moms and their families and their families moving forward maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) early winter storms have already dumped more than two feet of snow in some parts of the sierra. take a look at this video from mount rose ski resort. according to the national weather service... 26 inches of fresh powder covers the top of the resort. inclince village at lake tahoe saw about a foot of snow.

mechanic bill patterson learned to fix cars in order to help get his own mom, who raised him on her own. he knows firsthand how an expensive car breakdown can be out of reach for these women. their reaction on getting the bill for zero dollars is always relief. at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me a hug so that makes it worth all worthwhile after the single most vehicles are fixed the mechanics here at cell auto auto put them on a maintenance schedule and schedule to help keep those to help keep those vehicles from breaking down down and help and help keep a single mom those single moms and their families and their families moving forward maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) a local organization is celebrating 30 years of transforming lives of young people right here in the bay area.tonight's event includes an auction to continue funding college tuition for current students of the program.((dbl bx))kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the scene with more - ali? this is definitely a milestone fo

patterson, nbc news. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins joining us now with the latest on the deep freeze we've been feelings morning. >> yeah, good morning. it was cold and it remains cold in a few spots. it is on its way out. you have to go to northern new england where it is in the 20s. all the big cities are in the 30s and 40s. it's almost back to average. how it kind of should be this time of year. but we do have a little bit of wintry mess coming through areas of pennsylvania and new york. it's not a big storm, but there may be a few slick spots especially high elevations going through pennsylvania. all rain down around richmond, d.c., light shower activity now heading into philadelphia. but again, the areas north of philadelphia here as you go through the poconos, areas upstate new york, maybe a little more in northern new jersey as you go throughout the morning. middle of the country ng short of fabulous. liz smith was 94 years old. i have a couple of things to wash we got this- come on. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle let's go did you just

patterson, new jersey. this is new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> it is a very painful day in our city. horrible tragedy on the west side. let me be clear based on the information we have at this moment, this was an act of terror. and a particularly coward act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them. this moment, based on the information we have, we know of eight innocent people who have lost their lives. amy: in response to the attack, president trump tweeted -- join "n.y.c., looks like another attack by another sick and arranged person. law-enforcement is following this closely will stop not in the usa." when i did tweak -- "i've ordered homeland security to step our extreme vetting program being politically correct is fine, but not for this." among the victims were five argentines who had gathered to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school graduation. in afghanistan, isis has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in the capital kabul, which killed up to eight people and wounded many m

mosque was being surveilled by new york city police, in patterson, new jersey, special arrangement with new jersey governor to permit that but billdiblasio shuts down the surveillance program because he thought it wasn't sensitive to muslims in the region. i understand that concern but if a mosque or church is believed to be a headquarters or a place terrorists are meeting the us government has to be surveilling it. bill diblasio shut this program down. we know this was a mosque this guy was worshiping at. this is something we need to look into. heather: i am sure people will as a result of this. joining us live this morning, thank you so much. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour and clarence thomas sounding off on national and protest in this rare interview you will only see on foxbusiness. >> some people have decided the constitution isn't worth defending, history isn't worth defending. >> he is not giving up the fight. straight white males need not apply at the dnc. twitter wants to know why the so-called party of diversity isn't an equal opportunity employer. carly shimkus has your responses on that coming up. he

dennis gartman, rebecca patterson and jeff rosenberg >> here is what's coming up, confuse of the tax billu are not alone. we talk to tax experts and home builders are getting hit hard on the bill of what's in it who are the winners and losers in housing we are counting down the reveal of the next chair federal reserve, we are just talking about it we'll talk a little bit more when "power lunch" comes back. >>> the gop is unveiling its plan giving a look at what stays and what goes. i l ylan mui >> reporter: it is going to be permanent. this tax bill establishes ways for repatrioted earnings and 12% for cash and 5% for all assets on the individual side, the top rate ils going to stay at 39.6%. it is only applying household that makes more than a million dollars. house speaker paul ryan says the political commitment to this bill in the house is ironclad but over in the senate we are hearing a little bit of grumbling. marco rubio of florida disappointed that the child tax credit is bigger he wanted it to be a $2,000. the house bill settles on $1,600 >> senator susan collins of maine says she

patterson. every time it gets ready to sunset, governor cuomo extends another two years, now through 2019. that is gouging literally gouging successful on manhattan and long island. you throw in billasio's egregious tax on top of that. you look at elimination of "salt" it doesn't hit as hard as people say. these upper incomers already lose 80% of "salt" the way itemized tax deductions are today. successful hedge fund guy with $800,000, of "salt" deductions today, he could only get credit of 160,000 of that. he take as it 4,000-dollar standard deduction. difference of 135 million, that he would be $55,000 more on his income, the brackets shifted believe it or not, he saves $58,500 by shifting of the bracket. trish: i am glad you brought up hedge fund guys, sir. that is another issue in all of this. i'm calling this the fat cat loophole. actually doesn't apply so much to hedge funds as does private equity investors. these are investors basically take your money or my money, they say okay, we'll make this work for you guys. we're going to put this into a fund. we'll invest in these different companies, these different fund for three years, maybe five years, and then, we'll take 2% of