and they arrested brittani. >> arrested brittani? but why her?hat she put her through hand on ann's throat. and they arrested her based on that. >> they charged her with battery. she spent the night in drill. >> it was a very traumatic experience, she called me up crying. >> in court, a sentenced to probation. anger management classes, community service, and a one -year order to stay away from ann leighten. but an, oddly perhaps, chose to be closer to brittani. at least physically. she and her husband joined brittani's sanctuary, the beach club. >> i felt so bad for her. because that was a place that she really, really got a peace. she was able to socialize with people, and enjoy herself their. and then, all of a sudden, here they show up in a hot towel all the time. >> and before long, the conflict. the growing fear. was all brittani could talk about. >> she was fearful for her life. and i told her this could end up killing you. >> coming up. that britney's character driver hundreds of miles away? >> her dogs are found roaming the streets. >> th

we'll brace for that, brittany.nk you. >>> we turn to israel where outraged families protested overnight after israeli defense forces confirm they accidentally killed three hostages. abc's foreign correspondent britt clennett is in tel aviv with the latest. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. i'm here at what's become known as hostage square. people are paying tribute with ribbons and letters. the families here, they're upset, but they're also angry after three hostages were killed by israeli fire, and, guys, we're getting a preliminary report from the idf saying, those hostages, they came out with a white cloth tied to a stick, but still they were shot at. this morning, outrage after israeli military admits to accidentally shooting and killing three israeli hostages in northern gaza friday. protesters gathering in tel aviv demanding answers, like this man, the son-in-law of hostage keith seigel, also an american citizen. >> the hostages we got back in the last few days were all dead bodies, and th

brittany, good morning. >> brittany: and good morning to you too.o much of florida has been seen seeing rain for the last 24 hours, and that has led to dangerous driving conditions with vehicles losing traction and some drivers losing visibility. overnight, torrential rains battering the sunshine state. millions now bracing for flooding. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. watch this driver near venice beach as rain was pummeling the area. the driver goes right over a seawall, and into the intercoastal waterway. he was later rescued, and he says he did not know the area and could not see with the blinding rain. in the palm beach area, wind bending those palm trees. >> i have been here for 25 years. the first time in december, there is such bad weather. >> brittany: despite many cars slowing to a crawl. this white suv losing control, slamming into a telephone pole in cocoa beach. the streets of hollywood beach flooded, disrupting plans for some in the middle of the holiday season. >> we were going to have a nice getaway, and this is our nice getaway,

thank you, brittany.ats and marching bands make their way down colorado boulevard in pasadena for the rose parade. gayle anderson takes a look at how 2 kids are being honored this year. >> the ups store junior achievement rose parade float. let me show you how impressive this piece will be monday, january 1st, there it is. >> the 35 foot tall crocodile will be wrapping his way to the beat of achievement, which ties in to the theme of the rose parade. casey ser el 55 feet long. we need all the volunteers we can get to finish our flow. we have a program that started last year called start small, grow big. it's a national initiative with junior achievement where we're really inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs. and we have 2 of them with you because they have won the special. >> contest. introduce us, yes with me today i have i said diallo who is 15 from roswell, georgia, zachary mccarter. he's 13 from belmont, north carolina. and to win flight out here, they had to produce a video. they did. they

the water level on france is brittany peninsula, with several meters lower than it is today. the overtime, the c moved about 500 meters further in french archaeologist serge costs and believes that many stone age relics have been covered up by the c. listen, i'm in the whole thing you need about the rise in the sea level certainly depends on fluctuations in climate, including the ice age and post ice age spaces, which is the highest i fear of sea levels have been rising in this part of brittany for more than 60000 years ac. but in the last 1000 years of hunt together a society, it rose especially rapidly of of the see how the over just one generation, entire fishing and food gathering ground simply disappeared. key these probably safe to set the between 4503000 b. c and advanced megalithic culture developed along the coast of britain. there are 3 large stones structures near the village of loke marianna, the air gras passage grace, viagra man here, and a tune called the toddler demo, shall no human remains or burial objects have been found at the marshal site. but there are a

thank you so much, brittany.ll of us here at kron 4, thank you so much for joining us. and for tuning in throughout this past little strong, it weakened to work so hard to get the newscast up every weekend. so really appreciate you tuning in make sure that you you join us back here next weekend in the new year. in the meantime, happy new year's eve and enjoy the fireworks tonight. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a

i'm meteorologist brittany begley.e bridge, half moon bay, even san jose. what we're really watching. >> are those blue skies? thankfully it's not too foggy as we start your sunday, the big picture, what will continue to watch really is going to be futurecast for. you can see right to the north of just out of our state. we're watching rain and snow that's going to drop down temperature. those low temperatures for some. so for some, you actually are brady waking up to those colder temperatures, places like santa rosa. you're right there at even app. and that's going to the store. you're still going to see some chillier temperatures as that frost advisory expires around 10 o'clock this morning. so as you plan for your sunday, it's a good reminder if you don't have a garage are going to need to warm up that car, make sure to cover your plants at night. still those holes and cracks and keep the water flowing the next couple of days because we are going actually see cooler temperatures all because of system right to the nor

so sleep is why the secret the, this is the barn and a burial mount in northern brittany. it's one of the oldest structures of its kind and was often expand over the course of 1000 years. the mound contains 11 domains or single chamber. 2 structures consist of at least 2 vertical mega lives and a horizontal capstone. it's often difficult to spot them from a distance. they are either part of a large stone complex, or they've been covered over with. so the draft animals can whole large objects only on a flat surface. sometimes nearly the people's built wraps to make this possible. the large stone slabs like these can way up to 130 tons. it took huge teams of workers to move these objects even just a few centimeters. you could imagine the amount of work that was required to place a huge capstone on top of the vertical pillars. these projects required and enormous amount of planning and organization. so why did people build the structures the gilbert assist? if you did, i think they wanted to create something that was truly monumental. get eva. most of the stuff just wasn't bu

good morning, brittany.e want some sign. i mean, it has been a rainy is been foggy. we've been dealing with gusty conditions and i just checked in with triple a and it's estimated that 15 million californians >> are going to hit the roads or the skies for the holiday. sounds like. allsright. let's take a look at everything you need to know. let's make sure you're prepared. sfo right now. >> the conditions not back. yesterday we were dealing with some delays because of the fog. we still have some delays from holiday travel, but things are looking better compared to the past couple days. that's a good news. as you wake up this saturday. >> gusty conditions still going to be a thing but not as bad as yesterday. futurecast still showing some foggy conditions throughout the 8.30, hour and those temperatures for the next 3 days going to be chilly a little bit chillier compared to yesterday. we'll break it all down for you. coming up next. >> well, thank you, brittany. over in the east bay, a 3rd lawsuit has been f

. >> this is brooke's real sister brittany and their mom, tina.e like to do -- >> clothes. clothes -- >> very very girly, loved doing hair and stuff like that. >> she was just a girly girl. >> a little southern belle? >> uh-huh, yeah. >> yes, yes. >> the little southern belle grew into a beautiful young woman. sometimes blonde, sometimes brunette, brooke, always drew people into her lively orbit. >> really spontaneous, fun, hilarious -- just the life of the party, could literally make friends with anyone. >> dina renee was one of them. >> she would come over to my house. and she'd be, like, we're going out tonight. we're going to have fun. >> and that meant one thing on fall saturdays in knoxville, volunteers football at the university of tennessee. >> oh my goodness. if you are not from tennessee, you better watch out. the strip is completely packed. there are vol fans everywhere. it is so much fun. lots of cooking out. lots and lots of fun. >> lots and lots of orange? >> lots of orange. >> was this something that brooke looked forward to? >> oh

brittany begley is standing by with all the latest. brittany.t that winner. >> take a look at your screen. we're looking at right here that dense fog near the golden gate bridge. traffic is picking up, but thankfully it is moving its kind of saying know what to anticipate what you will on us as you walk out the door specially fair for just a lot. chillier today, especially right now and it's going to be in general. i didn't notice those temperatures really chilly. we're going to stay in the upper 50's going to struggle. you can see when they hit 60's and places like livermore and fremont down to the south will be at 58 half moon bay. 58, san francisco, 56 and santa rosa. 59. so you can see those temperatures are going to upper 50's and so it's going to feel a little bit colder the what it really is after walking out the door right now, you're going to see san francisco. 45 oakland, 40 livermore. 35 conquer 37th santa rosa. 35 in half moon bay. 39. so starting upper 30's for some. we're going to take a look at tomorrow's forecast coming up next.

thank you, brittany 5.32. and new this morning.ty-niners fan from oakland. >> who was beaten at sofi stadium in los angeles last year. new court documents reveal what happened before the assault kron four's will tran is live right now in santa clara with the details. will. county of los angeles, they said that. daniel luna, let me show you his picture did not even have tickets to enter the stadium. he was turned away by police officers and security guards. that's when he went into the parking lot and they get into an altercation. luna and wine cifuentes get into an altercation. cifuentes was a rams fan. his lawyers claim that he was acting in self-defense. when luna approached him that he said plenty as pushed luna away and then punched the luna. luna fell to the ground and then had to be placed into a coma quite a long time. and he still recovering from his injuries. now, attorneys for the county of los angeles. they say that they have surveillance footage that he was turned away without it. take it. and that he was intoxicated. n

stephanie: now a year later, brittany has some advice for the frequent traveler. easiest thing really is to have something like one of these little, you know, these things that goes under handle. you can get it custom embroidered with your name. i learned to mark your bag. stephanie: back in scottsboro, alabama, sheila allen is still shopping the items others have left behind. she has this travel advice. sheila: i make sure when i travel, not only do i have tags on the outside of my suitcase, but tags on the inside of my suitcase as to where i'm going, where i can be contacted. so, yeah, i don't want to find my stuff here. stephanie: she says if she ever loses a bag she'd come right back here looking for it. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy. ♪ amna: an overwhelmed immigration system. a court ruling to keep donald trump off the ballot. and new details about his efforts to overturn the last election. to discuss it all, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the wa

. ♪ >> brittany: good evening. thank you for joining us.onight, jonathan majors now facing an uncertain future after being convicted of assault and harassment of his former girlie man, grace. whatever sentence is handed down by the court, majors' career is already feeling the fallout. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: today, a verdict in the case of jonathan majors, the actor convicted of charges he assaulted his then girlie man, grace jabari. the jury found he did not intentionally assault her acquitting him of two counts but determined he acted recklessly convicting him of two other misdemeanors. >> jonathan majors was found guilty of reckless assault. a class a misdemeanor as well as harassment, just a violation. >> reporter: the actor was on the brink of super stardom landing roles alongside hollywood a-listers and billed as marvel's next big villain, kang the conquerer. >> you're an interesting man. >> reporter: but moments after the verdict came down -- >> jonathan, how do you feel? >> reporter: marvel studios dropping him fro

this is the barn and a burial mount in northern brittany. it's one of the oldest structures of its kind and was often expand over the course of 1000 years. the mound contains 11 dullness or single chamber. 2 structures consist of at least 2 vertical mega lives and a horizontal capstone. it's often difficult to spot them from a distance. they are either part of a large stone complex or they've been covered over with solely on the draft. animals can whole large objects only on a flat surface. sometimes neil liquid people's built wraps to make this possible. the large stone slabs like these can way up to 130 tons. it took huge teams of workers to move these objects even just a few centimeters. you could imagine the amount of work that was required to place a huge capstone on top of the vertical pillars. these projects required an enormous amount of planning and organization. so why did people build these structures? you can have it as a step. i think they wanted to create something that was truly monumental. can eva most of the structures? what

some shade ex heads were also discovered on the southern coast of brittany. near cornet. people who are gathering muscles came across for accents that had ended up in what was in the olympic times. the louisville soil itself. the 2 of these acts heads were probably be actual work tools at one time, but they relate to reshape and assigned to various other functions. they over yes to the club, running a senior, the local residents smooth, then clean the plates to make the much sharp as possible to settle so good that sometimes they broke the ex heads into 2 pallets fed good on please this evening and i will salt the alarm in the summer of 2016 french archaeologist pierre pet to found a deposit of j died in the 8th and region. the material may have been mine there up to 9000 years ago. pets icons discovery provided new historical insights. the trading was not limited at this time to jade, obsidian, or sandstone rings. the shelves of spiny oysters were also used. we're offering an archaeologist like marco price, a uses a reproduction of an ancient tool to make jewelry out of

they did release a lengthy statement, but it did not comment on the substantive facts of the brittany watts case. they outlined what happened this court and that the case is with the grand jury. we also reached out to the hospital in this case, st. joseph hospital, which declined to comment citing patient privacy. but they did stress that safety and security of their patients is their highest concern. whitney wild, cnn, chicago. >>> still ahead, voters in colorado react to the state's supreme court decision keeping donald trump off the presidential primary ballot. >>> plus extreme hunger adding to the trauma of daily life in gaza. we'll show you what people are doing to survive. getting sick and tired of cold and flu products that don't work? biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / dayquil. the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. getting sick and tired of cold and flu products that don't work? biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over al

birthday and hope brittany is able to join you. >> pause, todd, visual, what is somebody putting in? tell me. >> todd: no way, i only told my mom this. i always wanted to go to peter luger steakhouse >> carley: for the celebration, nothing hits the spot, as todd said peter luger gift certificate is a perfect choice. >> todd: dude, there is no way. there is no -- >> brittany will join us for steaks. >> todd: only way to do that -- >> in the phone call. he will start calling his mom, has he hacked my phone? >> todd: only way is if you have like some kind of thing that sees where i look online. >> todd is concerned with his browser history. >> carley: why am i shaking? >> how could she have known about brittany. >> todd: okay, he gave me a pad, i don't want to make an imprint on the pad. i wrote it on the ground. >> carley: obvious question, how do you do that? >> she was deliberating about another friend and you didn't go with her. >> carley: i love you more because you said go blue. >> todd: i said you have no chance about this, i've talked to people about halloween thing. there is l

brittany watts, i thought about her all of this holiday season.ow sitting facing a jury around loss of her pregnancy, right? we are in a world now where we often talk about 21 states have abortion bans. but what we are not really saying is abortion bans actually made criminalization of pregnancy loss. it remains the fact that someone like brittany watts, who is a young black woman in ohio, who is based -- facing pregnancy loss. that's normal, it happens in many pregnancies, unfortunately. it's not been criminalized. and no one that a young black woman. we're always worried about these abortion bans, criminalization's, abortion access would impact young brown and black woman motors proportionately. we are seeing that play out in real life. and we know this is a heartbreaker of things to come. >> this is not the first time we've heard of story similar to this audio case. for instance, in texas last year, a woman reportedly charged with murder after miss carrying. prosecutors ended up dropping the charges in that case. but what do you think can be do

out there morning, brittany. yeah, that holiday travel. it was a tough commute for a lot of folks on their way top commute today and it's going to be even worse tomorrow. >> let's talk about we need to know. we continue to track radar. you're probably going to step outside and see that rain because we have scattered showers throughout the area. as we zoom in just a little bit closer to still band of rain will continue to watch coming out from santa cruz making its way right through the san jose area up into sacramento and to the sierra. this temperatures are kind of warm this year. so not really going to turn into snow, but they're also going to see that rain taking a look at those rain totals for right into the 6 o'clock hour today. we can see santa rosa just to set the tone. we're looking at close to a half an inch, which is actually a lot of rain up to the north. and that's going triple quadruple by tomorrow. fairfield. also you're going to see that rain. everyone's going about a 10th of an inch of rain today.

brittany in weather center. good morning.h, we're going make sure everybody's prepared, with the holiday travel extra people on the roadways and >> and the air as well. we're going to see more rain today, but thankfully, we will get a break. we just have to get through today.

brittany wet wednesday. definitely the thing. take a look at radar. you can see right now we're already off to a busy start. you probably noticed that overnight. rain. >> what we're watching right now is going to storm tracker 4 just showing you this band of rain sitting right off the coast in making its way into us. but we are going to see potential for thunderstorms today and a lot of rain numbers a little bit different than yesterday. but still it's going to be very busy. you can see as we fast for the clocks, the 6 o'clock hour that rain, a band band of rain, the thunderstorms, a heavy downpours coming right up the coast making its way into by 6.45, you're really going to start to see it right there on the coast. we have a coastal advisory for the next couple of hours and then around 8 o'clock and 9 o'clock hour. that's when we'll start to see heavier rain in places like san jose. oakland and santa rosa. so again, we gearing up for a busy day, probably already noticed some ponding on the roadway. taking a look at the big picture. things will slowl

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here's brittany to tell us what they can expect in terms that is the truth. we're still dealing with some fog sticking around to those temperatures going to be a little bit warmer this afternoon. but we have to get through the next couple of hours and drier conditions. so. >> we just got to get through this fog. want to show you detail. we've been watching this camera for probably an hour. and it's just really socked. and you can see a few headlights in the corner, but just setting the tone that dense fog sticking around again for another hour because the slower drive times this is the airport. take a look at your screen. kind of see it behind you. let me quickly just check our delays because it says we have a flight advisory because of looks like that's been turned to normal but still seeing delays. i see that the fog temperatures. 54 oakland, 54 san jose. 56 livermore. 52 santa rosa. 50 half moon bay. we're sitting at 57, but it's all about the fog will map it all out for you. and i'll give you your holiday forecast coming up next. i'll tell you what the fo

okay, brittany, who won the week? >> black filmmakers. we've got a book of parents, we've got american fiction. i just saw the color purple, which is so, so brilliant. beautiful, captivating. innovation, it brought me so much joy. which reminds me, the other winner of the week is you. because it is your birthday, joy reid. we are so grateful for you. we are all smarter, more thoughtful, more compassionate, and more educated people because you are in that seat. we love you and we need you. so, happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you my sister, that is so kind. my winner of the week is the fda approving to gene therapies for anyone 12 and order suffering from sickle cell disease. science won the week.

i'm meteorologist brittany begley. a quick look. shows you blue skies, beautiful conditions, dry conditions. thankfully a break in the weather pattern for the next couple of days. we're seeing blue skies but right there in southern california near la. they're still seeing those they're going continue to see that severe weather. what we'll continue to watch right here is cloudy conditions. all right to the east of us. and you can see our fog tracker showing that places like concord, slowly looking better. but we still have hazy conditions for the next hour. and then things will slowly start to clear out for you. the big story yesterday was the rain and the gusty conditions of 30 miles per hour. thankfully, that's no longer the case. we're looking at light breezy conditions, but nothing like yesterday. san francisco close to 4 inches of rain. santa rosa. same story. napa looking at 3 conquered almost to san jose to and livermore close to an inch and a half. these are the since sunday from the national weather service. so it just shows

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we got our hands full this morning and brittany begley joining us.y to help walk us through get all that we're seeing out there. you have really good morning. and that's really going to the trend because we're going to see more rain today and even more rain tomorrow. today's commute is going to be tricky for some. we're going to update you and tomorrow. >> is definitely going to be tricky. so let's talk about everything you need to know happening now. here's a live look at satellite radar just showing you those. >> scattered showers throughout the day. and that's really going to be the theme, esp

brittany baking. we'll have another update from the weather center as continue tracking the impacts on the roads with rain and we'll be right back. i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me, for all that is you, kaiser permanente. that happening today. oakland mayor sheng thao is going to be joining a local union to give out toys and coats for children in the city. >> the whole event is going to take place at 101, oak street from noon until 6 tonight, oakland families will have a chance to receive gifts, enjoy some food. some hot chocolate, too. and you can even meet santa and his reindeer. so great event to bring the kids out to. in the south bay, dozens of volunteers were busy sorting and packaging boxes of h

thank you very much, brittany. now let's get the very latest on the situation out at sfo because we've been talking about delays, delays, delays for the second day in a row now. well, more than 100 delays out at the airport yesterday. they had in total like 500 flights delayed this morning. the current number stands at 173. and it's only 10:30am, in the morning. so we'll have to see what happens going forward. oakland, not as bad. it looks like right now they've got delays that are numbering. 22. and then in san jose looks like we have about as well. 22 flights delayed out there. so the same number for both oakland international, san jose. but san francisco, the one struggling the hardest with 173 flights delayed and counting. that number's been going up steadily. every time we check it here on the half hour. another big story this morning. court proceedings are underway for the dozens of protesters arrested last month for the shutting down of the bay bridge while they were out there blocng all lanes, demanding a c

dental assistant brittany alonso gets the general checkups at the presidio clinic, but has to drive anr and a half for her baby's ultrasounds. and there's no option to deliver her baby here. whenever i knew that i was pregnant, my first thing was like, where am i going to be delivering my baby? and then since the alpine hospital, it's been closing, not the hospital, but where they deliver babies. it's been closing for days. so that's one of the concerns. the labor and delivery unit in the alpine hospital is now fully open, but brittany is worried staff shortages could change that. there's also no newborn intensive care unit in case there's a need. the next specialist hospital is more than 200 miles away in midland, odessa. i'm going to be moving to midland because of the like where am i going to be delivering? so i might be going over there. wow. so that you're moving completely just to be closer to the hospital? yes. uprooting her life to give birth. carrie gonzalez says she would do the same next time. you had this whole plan for how you wanted your birthing process to be. it didn't

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sophia maynard, back then, a clerk at brittany's card and gift shop. notice something strange as she pulled up to the store that thursday morning. a parked car that shouldn't have been there. it belonged to lisa ziegert. lisa worked evenings at the store. during the day, she was a teacher zaid. >> drove in and really couldn't quite figure out why she would be there at that time we. she would be at the agawam middle school teaching. >> was that obscene or car? >> definitely odd, yes. >> sofia parked and went inside. >> the door was unlocked and the music was on, the lights were on. >> so that's weird. >> yeah. >> so maybe she had opened the store? >> maybe she forgot something there and, you know, maybe had a break between classes, or you know, whatever, something, maybe. >> she called lisa's name, no answer. went up and down the narrow aisles, past the coffee mugs, the porcelain knick-knacks, the music boxes and cards. >> i walked around the counter where the cash register was and her purse was there. so, then, i started thinking, that's odd. it's not.

. >> brittany watts is overcome with emotion after learning her case is moving forward.is charged with felony abuse of a corpse, accused of trying to plunge a toilet after having a miscarriage delivery at 22 weeks while using the restroom. >> this 33-year-old-girl with no criminal record is demonized or something that goes on every day. >> those are just some of the details the grand jury in trumbull county, ohio, is weighing as it decides whether to indict the 33-year-old medical receptionist with felony abuse of a corpse for her actions after having a miscarriage. in september brittani watts became one of the americans suffering from miscarriage every year. but a few details made her trauma distinct. she had a rare second trimester miscarriage, and it happened 15 months after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, allowing state after state to criminalize not only abortions but pregnancy itself and the various outcomes that come with it. for those reasons, watts's doctors spent eight hours debating the effects of treating watts even after they -- rubbed her shoulder

brittany and prince harry spill their own tea. and hollywood goes on strike.ehind the scenes and in front of the camera, it was a wild year, and here are some of the top stories. lisa vanderpump reacting to the news that cast mates had carried on an affair. >> do you want anything? >> for you the die. >> reporter: and maddox received an apology from the pair, and the show's viewership doubled as it unplayed. >> reporter: and coming in at number nine, the end of a tv dynasty. >> i love you, but you are not serious people. >> reporter: after four storied seasons, "succession" bowed out after the children engaged in business battles, and betrayals to get into the family business. critics and fans aggreed that the finale was a knockout finalization to the obsession. and number five belongs to jeremy renner who made a recovery after being mauled by a snowplow. just 30-minute later, he was up and very small. and ed sheeran's court battle. did he copy "let's get it on." and he said that thinking out loud didn't use "let's get it and he ruled he did not enfringe on an

brittany, i excited. i think we're all excited right? >> 3 days of doom and gloom and we need a we're going to get that. that's the good news. it's going to be dry. i think the next chance that actually have for rain will be after christmas will be a sprinkle or 2, but nothing like we've been dealing with. >> the past couple of days. let's take a look at what you need to know right now. so we can plan your day and your roadways. i did notice some slight fog that could cause some issues. but the big picture really just show you east bay. we're looking again. we can see it. it's clear and we're just late. for that sunrise temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 52 oakland, 50 san jose. 48 livermore. 48 santa rosa. 52 half moon bay. 55 of those temperatures might feel a little chillier compared to yesterday, but it's going to actually be warmer. when we look at the big picture again, we'll continue to watch just some foggy conditions, especially the concord area, livermore area. we're seeing that fog sticking around for the next

brittany begley joins us again for another semi wet morning. not as bad, that that is the we're taking a look at radar. we're noticing a pop-up showers to the north of us close to the santa rosa area. but overall. >> a much needed break. i mean, we're looking at and a sprinkle or 2 does. he's going to be near santa rosa and 101, just north of it. but overall, we're looking at much different conditions. thankfully, it's going to be little bit clearer and drier, which we all need want and deserve. >> temperatures this morning, a little bit but they are going to warm up. thankfully, san francisco are 53 oakland, 53 san jose, 50 livermore. 52 concord. we're at 53 santa rosa, 52 and half moon bay. we're sitting at 55 to those temperatures. not bad. have a dry day for the most part, a sunny conditions. let's take a look at those roadways. let me show the rive. look at everything happening now. weather and traffic together. we have you covered the big picture just really showing maze to fremont. we're looking at 8 minutes, a little bit of shine from t

is brittany of the desk told in the lead 19000 people since the volta again 2 months ago. while children are particularly affected by the fighting, a palestinian organization is providing them with much needed psychological assistance. they said that on male, in building 20 percent of the balance were rigdon broken and disgusting at the american elect. total season is in full swing. the new polls adjusting the pulling 20 percent of americans who use the mail in ballots during the previous presidential election, have admitted the photos for the live ad worldwide from moscow. it's always your news without the mainstream narrative is here. what else are you into starting with the latest out from gaza where israel has been bombing the southern city of hon. eunice today, the smoke can be seen rising in the skies following the strife. a local media reporting 33 civilians were killed over the past 24 hours in fun. eunice. we heard from one man who lost a family member in the latest bombard. there were 3 strikes. these people didn't have any weapons or anything. there were 3 strik

thank you, brittany. let's also update everybody on the situation out of sfo, which has continued to be problematic for a 3rd straight day. and now as monday they had more than 500 flights delayed yesterday. more than 300 flights delayed. and here we are this morning with looking at more than 100 flights delayed and counting. in fact, the latest with the faa is that about 165 flights currently delayed out sfo, not as bad at the other airports. 42 flights delayed out of oakland, san jose looking at about 28 flights delayed at the moment. don't forget there is a ground delay program in effect for sfo. that's partly why there so hard hit right now until 4 o'clock today, flights bound for sfo are being held at their cgty departure city for about an hour on average before they're allowed to take off and head to the definitely. call ahead. make sure your flight still on time. you may be at the airport, but your playing maybe somewhere else in the country and won't be there for a while. well, due to the heavy ra

. >> brittany, thanks a lot. some breaking news overnight. 2 people are dead after a fatal head-on crash in san pablo. police say this happened around 12 40 this morning on el portal drive near glen lock street. a car was driving the wrong way on el portal drive crashing into another car. both the driver and the passenger of the wrong-way car died. the other driver that was hit is critically injured and is in the hospital right now. officials are right now looking into whether drugs or alcohol played a role in this crash 702, is the time and new this morning we have new details about the forty-niners fan from oakland who was beaten. >> at sofi stadium before a game in la last year, a new court documents revealed what happened before the assault kron four's will game nearly 2 years ago. now, let me show you his picture. his name is brian luna. now he was pushed and then ultimately pushed down. that skews me. his name is daniel luna. he ultimately was pushed and then hit. he fell down to the ground and had a medica

out there morning, brittany.day travel. it was a tough commute for a lot of folks on their way top commute today and it's going to be even worse tomorrow. >> let's talk about we need to know. we continue to track radar. you're probably going to step outside and see that rain because we have scattered showers throughout the area. as we zoom in just a little bit closer to still band of rain will continue to watch coming out from santa cruz making its way right through the sa j

. >> brittany, thanks. a lot police department says it is investigating a new scam where people are out cutting the security codes off cards that are still for sale in stores. so when you go to purchase the car, the money is activated, but you're not to be able to use it. police are advising people to feel the packaging on any gift cards being purchase this holiday season and make sure that it feels like the size of a credit card. you can also open up the card at the register as you check out. a simple push. notification could be used to spy on you. that's the revelation from u.s. senator who exposed the secret involving apple and google. the 2 tech companies have a previously unpublished deal with the u.s. government where they can hand over a user's information upon request for apple. that means a subpoena for google. it's a court order even when users sign up for something like a messaging app anonymously when they receive a push notification, it runs through apple or google servers linking their real id

are unique to that island just as these rows of standing stones are to the village of conduct on brittany, south coast the, the legacy of these and other structures has been preserved and one of the regional languages. brett, the word meant here means long stone. dolman means stone table. it describes a specific kind of graves. it's impossible to accurately translate these words into other languages. experts have tried to solve the mystery of the standing stones. in vain says customer is an archaeologist at the university of not in this case, if the sick or spectacular site took us back. when you move to some rosa cannot because for the mix, i still found impression on everyone who sees that i just don't count, not care. the who people are strong each to buy the scope and the size of the traditional sort of it simply the bulk of the mind to a 2nd when you want that and it keeps a new meaning to the word human, monumental token, even i'm ok. all this good. so kate, let me know when you're ready to the, the rows of stones cover an area of more than 3 kilometers. the site used to be much lar

brittany. i think i'm considering this an offer. i know right exactly what i like scope out. you put chains on that? we are going change again on 50 80. we're going to see this low pressure system bringing us snow in the sierra. we could up intentionally actually see another foot to 3 feet from south lake tahoe all the way up to mount shasta. so that low pressure system again bringing us that storm, those colder temperatures and you're going to see friday are going to stay in the 30's. but as that low pressure system moves out of our south lake tahoe by monday, you're going to be back into the 50's. so just setting up the tone dicey now, but things are going to change for us since we started this newscast at 5. we've been showing you the radar all morning long. and that's just because we have that storm tracker 4 showing some sprinkles in some spots earlier. but really it's the storms to the north of us in places like reading waking it's the way down to santa rosa that will continue to watch. and you can see that right here. a santa rosa just to the north, the west, the east