i don't know if there is much of a -- you know. >> larry: was johnny carson helpful?y out of my way to make it clear i was in friends with johnny carson. i got to speak with him on a number of occasions and meet him. he was always very nice to me. and that's the thing, that you think -- that, you know talk about being grateful or putting things in perspective. and i always think back to, there are certain things people can't take away from you. and i know that i got to -- when it was announced that i would be taking over the "tonight show" in 2004, is was arranged i could have a phone call with johnny carson. i spoke to johnny for a while on the phone. he talked to me about the franchise. and it's -- an amazing experience in my life. i got to, you know here, got to talk to me about the "tonight show." he talked to me like he had an old truck that he used to drive and love, i was going to be driving it. it sticks in third. go easy on the clutch and it was an amazing experience. so whatever else has happened. i will always have that. >> larry: from a host's standpoint,

>> well, you know, i'll go way out of my way to make it clear i wasn't friends with johnny carson butak with him on a number of occasions and meet him and he was always very nice to me. and that's the thing is that you think that, you know, you talk about being grateful or putting things in perspective. and i always think back to there are certain things people can't take away from me. i know that i got to, when it was announced i'd be taking over the tonight show back in 2004 it was arranged i could have this phone call with johnny carson and i spoke to johnny for a while on the phone and he talked to me about the franchise and it's an amazing experience in my life. i got to, you know, he got to talk to me about the tonight show and what was amazing is he talked to me, it was like he had an old truck that he used to drive that he used to love and he heard i was going to be driving it and he was telling me it sticks in third. go easy on the clutch. and it was an amazing experience. so whatever else has happened i'll always have that. >> larry: from the host standpoint what did he have

carson kaufman hooking up with adrian for the score. he salutes to the crowd, drawing a flag for excessive celebration. tough break, because this time coughlin overthrows him in the end zone. syracuse wins their first bowl game since 2001, 36-34, the final. >>> the music city bowl, north carolina at carolina. decides to spike it with too many men on the field. the referee says time ran out. that's the ball game. tennessee celebrating. but hold everything, north carolina did spike the ball with one second left. after getting pushed back five yards for the penalty, casey nails the 40-yard field goal sending this into overtime. tied at 27. in double o.t., this time a 27-yard kick. what a turn of events. north carolina wins it, 30-27. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> yet another longtime showbiz couple bites the dust. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, when you can't get to the ball, make the ball come to you. you're watching "early today." >>> were back. the big storm

claiborne carson and stanford university. several people were moved. people were crying. someone asked me, you are crying. did you ever think you would live long enough to see an african-american president? no. but i said, i am not crying for obama's victory. i am crying for those people are not allowed to see this victory, because i know the road that so many people have traveled that made his election as the 44th president possible. so i was crying for goodman -- and for jimmy lee jackson, and crying for all those people, some known in some unknown, but made it possible, who made it possible for you, my brother, and for me to be where we are today. there is a connection. so i am thinking that yes, obama african-run as an american. he did not say, elect me because i am black. but you know what? there is an indisputable fact that he cnanoannot deny and that while i did not vote for him, maybe some people voted for him because he was black, i voted for him because he was good -- as a result of being president, i hated to put it down, and when i see shots of him in the oval

to the fourth quarter where carson palmer tries to flow again. woodly this time makes the interception and turns it back 14 yards. steelers win 23-7. pittsburgh 10-3. bengals lose their 10th straight game. >> more rainy weather in maryland the washington redskins for a td. nine seconds left against the visiting tampa bay bucks. skins need it to force the overtime. the snap goes over the place kicker's head. tampa bay recovers to steal the victory 17-6. that's just not right! what a lousy way to lose a game on the extra point! >>> other games atlanta wins its 11th game. carolina in the nfl worst 1-12. >>> hey, andrew luck the panthers are online one. denver gets demolished in arizona 43-13. buffalo beet the browns 13-6. >>> we showed you this earlier at the minneapolis metro dome. the plain -- the inflated roof collapsed after snow fell on the area. actually the third time since the metro dome opened in 1982 where the roof collapsed because of heavy snow. as a result the new york giants and vikings game postponed to tomorrow night and change today

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the same division they won last year also in carson. they will face undefeated anaheim saturday night. friday night the night before the vikings will face centennial. that's sports as we see it for this early edition of sports wrap. winners are ninerrers, losers are raiders. how about the niners? >> finally. >> who are those guys in week to week you never know what you will get with the niners. this was impressive today. >> who is the nfc west who who are the rams and the cardinals and the seahawks. five turnovers made the niners game a lot easier and we don't know who they will be. >> we will take it. coming up at ten, with less than two weeks until christmas it's crunch time for charities. whale what showed up in a salvation army kettle. >>> that's the news. hope to see you back tonight.

thinking of steve allen, johnny carson, you know, walter con cite.or me, johnny went off in '92, right? for all that time for me, that guy has been larry king. you know? and in a nation that is too -- too many windbags and douche bags, this man was never windy or douche-y. excuse me on me cnn. >> no. you guys know because we all know larry off camera as well as on and you never liked to be the center of attention. you ask short questions. he told me ten, 12 years ago, if it's two sentences or more, there's more than two sentences, you shouldn't ask the question. work on it and think about it. it's about them. but i mean -- >> larry: doctor. >> you handled this with grace. >> i can't tell you how much i appreciate you coming by. i love your presence. >> thank you so much. >> larry: more surprises to come. i don't know what they are so stay here and we'll find out together. rance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on

the ntsb said carson helicopters, the company that leased it to the u.s. forest service lied about it's lifting ability. investigators also blamed the faa and forest service for overlooking safety issues. >>> an oakland man is now in critical but stable condition after an explosion brought his homecoming crashing around him. a surveillance video caught the explosion. firefighters believe it was caused by natural gas. but pg & e says it was not caused by equipment failure. the man is being held at the burn center in san francisco with burns in 80% of his body. >>> assemblyman jerry hill has introduced a bill with several tough new restrictions in the wake of the san bruno explosion and fire. the proposal includes sharing information, prioritizing certain repairs. >>> a san francisco man pleaded not guilty this morning to assaulting a priest who he says sexually abused him. 44-year-old will lynch is charged with one count of assault for beating 61-year-old jerry lindner. a preliminary hearing is set for the february 7th. lynch claims the priest raped him and

. >> he's going to be a little wet down there in carson. >>> coming up on tv 36: continuing storm watch coverage. and also the latest job numbers are out. some experts say there are signs of hope. see which industries are shows the most strength when it comes to new jobs in 30 minutes on tv 36. that's our report, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm julie haener. have a great night. be careful out there. , sea ro f t t.. ro fn-opooal..ko gr. i'a n ! ro fe ysexdo..ko gr. llev wt emo?

. >>> if you lived in the eastern half of the country and were watching johnny carson 30 years ago tonight, this is what you would have seen and heard suddenly and without warning. >> we interrupt this program to bring you a special bulletin from nbc news. former beatle john lennon is dead. lennon died in a hospital shortly after being shot outside his new york apartment tonight. a suspect is in custody, but has not been identified. again, john lennon is dead tonight of gunshot wounds at the age of 40. >> the voice of our long-time staff announcer fred facie. and with that, nbc went back to the "tonight" show on tape and a generation of americans would never really be the same. nor would our music. new york radio stations played his music all day today and they're playing music outdoors in the bitter cold tonight. here's the scene in strawberry fields in central park here in new york. it's across from where lennon lived and where people gathered that very night 30 years ago. tonight, we have something from john lennon no one has ever heard. an interview he gave "rolling stone" magazine thr

. >> reporter: that's where thes a carsons may be too bashful to show their bling on camera.xpect gifts in tiffany blue. >> oh, yeah, christmas gifts for my husband's work. >> this isn't a christmas tale of deck dents. call 80 sign of the times. >> in the economy, a compilation of people are willing to share their earnings with someone else. >> consumers had apparently fallen into a recession depression. that meant many stayed in the pristine windows of saks fifth avenue. but gazing in the windows is over, luxury spending is roaring back. >> we can't afford to more or less live like we used to live. >> knee man marcus, tiffany, coach and louie vuitton saw spikes in sales of 45%. ask robin lawson who spent 600 bucks on a louie wallet. >> how often do you go to neiman's? >> louis vuitton or neiman's? >> pretty often when it's gift giving time. >> reporter: mid level retailers like macy's expect a 3 and a half percent up tick this year. but get this, high-end retailers expect to jump 7% over last christmas. why? >> with the higher retail stores, they will pretend they're lowerin

carson palmer throws 4 touchdowns.t the bolts 34-20, and that loss gives kansas city the afc west title. >>> and really unfortunate ending for the raiders, because they were going -- they go to kansas city next sunday and you just felt like there might have been something on the line. they came so close, but that organization i think, headed in the right direction. 49ers, got changes. >> and you get to talk about that tonight on game day. >> 11:30! >> thanks, dennis. >>> they lost everything when their home burned to the ground more than a year ago, but this christmas, they had plenty to celebrate. how one northern california family is bouncing back, just in time for the new year. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. 60 minutes is next. see you at 11:00. good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

tonight the undefeated vikings are taking on centennial in the division one championship game in carsonof 49er steve bono and second quarter and up 2-0 after a safety. bono rolls right. back of the end zone and adams goes up and gets it. he rolls his ankle and a touchdown. 7-0 vikes. late in the quarter and coach hanson rolls the guy. maurice williams comes back and gets it and takes it to the house 80 yards. 15-0 at the half. centennial averaged 55 a game this season. they would come back, 15-7 in the fourth. eubanks 33 yards for six. two-point conversion fails 15-13. centennial gets in the winning field goal. the 42-yard attempt is partially blocked and palo alto wins the first ever state title 15-13. the heat are playing the way everyone expected them to when they signed lebron james and chris bosh in the off season. winners of 10 straight and madison square garden. lebron james loves the gardens. with authority. had to get it in. had to get it in. knicks up three and just before the half and wade to lebron and that's nasty. he had a triple-double. wade with 26 points. they make it 1

king fought back tears, especially when bill maher put king in the same company as tv legends johnny carson, steve allan and walter cronkite. four of television's known news anchors gathered in the stude to wish him well, brian williams, diane sawyer, katie couric, regis was there. the 77-year-old king was serenaded by tony bennett, singing "the best is yet to come" on a remote from louisiana. king was emotional in his final signoff. >> i am -- i don't know what to say, except to you, my audience, thank you. and instead of good-bye, so long. >> and we will have much more on larry king's farewell later in the show a dramatic moment there as the lights went down, the spotlight on king's famous microphone. we'll have more highlights and funny moments from that show later on. still ahead on "way too early" an epic performance in the nfl thursday night game. chargers quarterback philip rivers chasing an nfl record as san diego mixes it up with san francisco. highlights ahead. >>> and much more from larry king's final show. regis tries to drag larry into an old-time duet over satellite. problem?

carson palmer throws 4 touchdowns, as the bengals rout the bolts 34-20.t loss gives kansas city the afc west title. i don't know about norv turner's job security there in san diego. >> lots of moving around. >> get ready, lot of changes. >> dennis, thank you. >>> well, a warning when making those christmas returns. they could cost you. some retailers are charging re- stocking fees, in some places up to 50%. who is charging this holiday season? and why so much? that story coming up in about half an hour on eyewitness news at 6:30. we'll see you back here in half an hour. have a good night. ,,,,,, 3q are you suffering from frequent heartburn ? heartburn that keeps coming back ? then you're ready for zegerid otc. zegerid otc is the first 24-hour treatment ever with two active ingredients: prescription-strength medicine plus a protective ingredient that shields the medicine from stomach acid so it's effectively absorbed. just one zegerid otc capsule a day can reliev your heartburn all day and all night. if you have frequent heartburn, try dual-ingredient zege

de lasalle are winners tonight down in carson. 48-8.em out. >> dominating. >> yes. >> kim, thank you very much. >> all right, the people of christmas tree lane in alameda are not giving up without a fight. after thieves ripped off dozens of declarations from homes. they decided to do something about it. and tonight a fund-raiser was held to replace those stolen displays. we will look for those. >> that's it for eyewitness news at 10:00 p.m. the news is always on cbs5.com. and kim has a whole lot more sports on cbs5 at 11:00 p.m.ment good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

carson markets closed higher on thursday most of the blue chips climbed with energy majors the best performance across north park the trends moving over a quarter of a percent back to salt or the worst performance would be to be shedding more than six. russian oil to telecoms group systemise says net profit rose twenty seven percent on the quarter to one hundred eighty three million dollars revenues grew more than a third to seven point three billion dollars a year driven by the performance of oil company a company notes its consumer businesses are recovering including banking interest over and yearly terms profits were down almost ten percent from the third quarter of two thousand and nine present many of them. madd outlined the company's investment strategy. very clear thirty june. investing in two or three main groups of industries one group of infrastructure projects and the company is the positive it is linked to the basic consumer needs seconded in full communications and the direction is inclusive have sooner just to invest into the project. and then later with the state of the first. u.

rachel carson came along and said it was not true. these modern chemicals and so forth are doing terrible feigns. we worship progress but it has blindness to the negative side and a lot of negative sides are terrible. we have to get off of this kick. that is where environmentalism is coming from. a lot of people mix them together in day-to-day thinking. the full logic of these things we are completely clashing views of the world. what we're doing in public policies like the interior, and maximize progress and natural resources and environmental religion we want to protect nature for bad things human beings are doing. we try to minimize it. and restore it. since we have ruined so much, restoration is one of the main parts, i went over a little bit. [applause] >> first of all, on an extraordinary book. i am going to spend my time explaining why congratulations and give -- the richness and complexity to do something we never liked to do. i am in a state of chaos how to comment. i have this massive notes. i hate doing that because there i

things went swiftly down hill from troy polamalu one against his former us see college team with carson palmer taking the interception forty five yards to tie the game at seven somewhat surprisingly the pittsburgh defense getting into the end zone twice while their all fans feel to not a single t.d. lamar woodley again preying on the art of form palmer in the fourth twenty three seven the final score the steelers remain on track for a post season berth. switching codes and staying stateside were the bron james list cavaliers are free falling in the n.b.a. ranks the oklahoma city thunder handing cleveland an if straight loss streak that previously managed to avoid since two thousand and three the up on coming oklahoma team seemingly working on their highlight reel to start the contest kevin durant blowing out for a game high twenty five getting a good person of his points with efforts like this one james harden helped facilitate that effort before the reserve guard decided to take to the skies and sell the crowd witnessing a dunk fest in the first quarter alone thirty one thirty team the

and rachel carson camelot and said no, it's not true. all these modern chemicals and so forth were actually doing terrible things. we were chirped process, but it blinded us to the negative side in the negative sides are terrible and we have to get off. and so, that is where environmentalism has been coming from. and if you have these different perspectives -- a lot of people mix them together into a practical day to day thinking. but if you go to the previous who actually take a full logic of these things, you get completely clashing views of the world and about what we should be doing in public policy in places like the interior department. and so the interior department, if it's economic religion we want to maximize progress and natural resources. we want to protect nature from obvious that things they have been doing, which as we know we can't get rid of all civilization, buouldt cry to minimize and restore it. the restoration, since we party went so much, restoration is one of the main parts of the environmental agenda. okay, i went

emma carson is says prez and ceo of the community foundation. >> food banks are stretched. they're not meegt full need of people who are hungry today thchl only adds to it. we're making people choose between ged geting medicine, getting food, finding shelter. >> food banks will need more people to help with distribution. sacred heart relies on volunteers. as a jobless, losing will need to adjust. >> people handle it differently. it's going to be hard. it's been hard for me. have you to be strong. >> and there is going to be a real challenge to meet growing needs under scoring importance of donations. not just during this holiday season, but also in the months ahead, as more americans, millions of them lose their jobless benefits. >> if you need a job you might be able to find one at the next job journal hire event from tuesday from 11:00 to 3:00 at the wyndham hotel in san jose. >> san francisco is facing a $380 hillin short fall, promising to challenge whoever takes over as mayor. and mayor newsom has department heads working now to figure out how, and when to cut. departm

the ntsb said carson helicopter lied about the lifting ability and the faa delayed a request on a request for the report for over a year. >>> a man is left with burns on 80% of his body. we have obtained video of the explosion as it happened. ktvu's craig debro has our report. >> reporter: a neighbors two video cameras captured last night's explosion. one giant flash of light and it was over. we know see what happened. neighbors tell us what the explosion sounded and felt like. >> it sounded like an earthquake. who said i'm facing this way, sitting in the house watching tv. then like a boom. >> it happened so fast, the whole house just rumbled, you could feel the heat. >> reporter: the explosion brought the house down like a house of cards. the owner was renovating the second floor. firefighters say it sounds like the explosion was caused by something that we all have in our home. >> it sound like it was a gas explosion. >> reporter: one neighbor concerned about the neighbor's safety but gingerly about her own home, opened her doors to her neighbor. >> i heard the explosion, then opened t

alto high school football team, vikings taking on centennial in the divisional championship game in carsonris bono leading the charge. bono rolling right, back to the end zone to adams leaping and getting the feet down. rolled his ankle, 9-0 vikes. late in the quarter, the coach earl hampton rolls the dice, up for grabs, maurice williams makes the catch, she gone, 80 yards. 15-0 at the half. but seven tenyell averaged 15 1/2 this season. he keeps it. 2-point conversion would fail. 15-13. they get in game winning field goal position. seconds left. partially blocked. palo alto wins the first ever state title, 15-13 is the final. >> lebron james, going for 11 last night at madison square garden. lebron loves the garden. landry fields to chandler, pating on people's heads. show the highlights just before the half, dwyane wade, that is nasty. he had 32 points, wade goes to 26. you saw it, 113-91, the final for miami has won 11 straight. >>> be sure to tune in tonight, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, mike shumann will cover the rest of the day in sports. >> next at 8:30, a big break for people that lost m

bengals missing several but carson palmer still threw four touchdowns. simpson, 59-yarder, cincinnati dumps the chargers so san diego's loss means kansas city gets it's first afc west division title since 2003. >>> baltimore wins. seahawks loose big today and face st. louis in seattle next sunday. that winner claims the nfc west title and a playoff spot. detroit scores the final 17 to beat miami. >>> bitter cold in chicago, again today, bears blew a ten point lead to the jets but come back any way. . knox, that's a touchdown. playoff bound chicago wins it. 38-34. the 10-5 jets still win the wild card spot. new england wins for the 15th straight time. patriots win. >>> packers pound the giants and both teams 9-6. both have a possible wild card spot. washington wins in ot putting jacksonville in danger. >>> next sunday raiders close in kansas city, niners finish in arizona. coming up, no businesslike snow business. another game affected by weather. we will explain. . >>> brett favre has a couple more days to heal and maybe get back on the field. that's bec

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johnny carson, very few masters and larry king is absolutely one of them. >> absolutely. >> we willll be celebrating and wishing him the very best tonight. thanks, don. >>> outrage on capitol hill over billions of dollars in pet projects packed into a spending bill to fund the government. will president obama pay a price if the measure is passed? >>> plus, the president says the u.s. is on track in afghanistan, but there are new indications most americans may not agree. >>> and it's crime fighting with a religious twist. >> here in youngstown, ohio, father greg says his main job right now is keeping his parishioners from being murdered and why he is stepping out of the pulpit and into the streets. coming up, only on "the situation room." we fill them with extraordinary craftsmanship. we fill them with amazing technology. and we fill them with inspired design. and now your chevy dealer wants to fill them with as much good will as we can. come see how chevy is giving more. right now, get no monthly payments till spring plus 0% apr financing and fifteen hundred dollars holiday allowanc

. >> jimmy: i've probably watched the johnny carson last show -- i consider it the last show -- probablynd just being you. it's just one of the greatest things i've ever seen. >> it was a wonderful night in my life. it was probably the highlight of my life. it was totally downhill after that. >> jimmy: no! [ laughter ] >> it was the highlight of my performing career. it really was. because i loved him, you know. i adored him. he was so good to me. but he was so good to absolutely everybody that worked on his show. he really helped so many people. >> jimmy: yeah, he was such a great guy. but you hit it out of the park. did you rehearse it? did you get nervous? >> you know, when they told me to -- that i was going to be the last one, i just blanked it out. i didn't want to know about it. i didn't want to think about it. i never thought about it again. and i called up all my friends that i had been working with for all my performing life, and we put together what we thought was a real tribute to him because we all loved him and we wanted to give him a good send-off. you know? we didn't want

i thought you might have one of those hats on, remember the one that johnny carson used to have whengave the predictions. you are going to do the legit one. here is prediction number one. you say the president is going to push for an overhaul of the tax code and a plan to tackle the long-term debt? >> he has really signaled that this year. i think that this bush tax cuts fight has really shown us that this could be an alliance of president obama, mitch mcmcconnell. you could see cuts to social security and medicare as well as elimination of some of the popular tax credits like the home mortgage insurance one. >> prediction number one. let's go to number two. that 2011 is going to be all about 2012. you say there are already ten republican debates on the calendar. >> there are ten debates already scheduled and not a single candidate has aannouncnnounced . a lot of these candidates have been and will continue to go to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. we will see tim pawlenty with a big book tour. everybody is going to be waiting to see what sarah palin does. a lot of these candidat

northern california schools in the state high school football championships played throughout the day in carson. delasalle in the open division against anaheim. the spartans scored on their first series and demonstrated dunne from four yards out to make it 7-0. next series here goes dunne again goes 37 yards to make it 13-0. how is this for a night for dunne 234 yards rushing, 4tds. 35-0 at the half. the spartans opened the second half with joe taya going 67 yards to the end-zone. spartans ran the ball down their throat 477 yards rushing. the players will always remember this muddy night in the southland as it earned them the state championship and a perfect season at 14-0. they are the 48-4 winner. >>> and it was all north in the other games in the division three game escalon beat madison 30-14. >>> and in the other decision they handed guardenia its first loss of the game. >>> as the bowl got understood way our points from chase sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel. we're like forget florida, we're going on a safari. so we're on the serengeti, and seth finds a really big bone. we'r

colorado springs is best known as the home of the air force academy and the army's fort carson. but this quiet, mostly conservative city of 400,000 is also a major distribution point for mexican cartels. matthew barden is the agent in charge of the federal drug enforcement administration office in colorado springs. >> this house was the focal point of one of our recent investigations into a large methamphetamine organization. >> reporter: he says mexican drug cartels began exporting large amounts of methamphetamine after law enforcement began cracking down on production in the u.s. five years ago. huge quantities of heroin and cocaine are also funneled through here. >> the drug dealers are sent from mexico to run these cell organizations in small town america and their goal is to sell as much drugs and make as much money as they can. >> reporter: their business is fueled by drug consumption. the united states has one of the highest rates of illegal drug use of any country in the world. drug use in colorado springs is on par with the rest of the nation. but what worries district

a book just came out called lethal warriors about the fort carson murders and was the same thing. you have kids from rough backgrounds. their brains are all ears. it is not like this is something you can -- physical and biological changes. you have heard that if you're going to get killed in a war you will get killed in the first few weeks than any other time because your brain has adapted the way the brain adapts. it doesn't lead a sound or smelter the cortex the personal maybe that is my friend coming up the road. if you do that in combat you are dead. it goes directly so the minute you hear any sensory input you shoot it. there is no more thought. you are so much faster you start to survive. it never gets changed back. so kids come back altered of that way so they have too much to drink and someone hits them with her elbow, there is no fog going on any more. i lost my first marriage because of a large extent i got -- i didn't know what posttraumatic stress was. i was doing weird stuff. some guy honked his horn at me at an intersection and i came to standing on the road of his c

south lake tahoe, carson city, reno, i believe they're 41 degrees. a lot of snow continues. 34 tahoe. cold in eureka and redding. temperatures very cool. they're going to get cooler. watch how the pattern now see how everything's driving right here because the high pressure system is brake light right there. we have one more system that has to come by. that will be late friday more likely on saturday. it will come right to the coast and then just kind of peel off and head towards southern california by sunday. saturday looks like a rain day. friday night does not at least not right now. 40s to near 50 at 7:00 a.m. windy. we'll continue that by noon. sun and wind, upper 40s and low 50s. temperatures may go down here a bit. breezy and chilly through this evening. and then tonight very cold. cool, breezy, cloud it up, rain maybe closer to the coast and the bay saturday than inland and sunday that system dives south but leaves a few showers around. >>> all right. time now 5:47. san francisco is now on track to get a new big box store. mayor says all the