catherine clifford looks at her life. catherine: josh uggla bore led a led a-- zsa zsa gabor long, diamond studded life. she went from beauty queen to millionaire's wife two minor film actress, appearing in over 70 films, including the likes of "public enemy number one" and "the naked gun." but it was her own celebrity character the made her a household name, a fame she maintained throughout her entire life as a tv personality. "you have no idea how many phone calls i get each day -- television shows, films, i am writing a book. you have no idea how much i work. there is no other person in the world who works this much, not even a u.s. president." over the years she made her way through nine husbands. wonderfuls -- it is a exercise if you want to strengthen your legs. >> she was landed in jail for three dales that for three days when she slapped a police officer who pulled her over in her rolls-royce. calling everyone darling because she said she could not remember their names, she was famous for one-liners on tv shows. sh

catherine clifford looks at how much has changed over the past year. therine: modern-day ties between former cold war enemies have just hit a new low at this time last your. turkey had shot down a russian warplane that had entered turkish airspace near the syrian border, which russia denied. they accuse the country of smuggled by islamic state militants. >> today's loss is a stab in the back delivered to us by accomplices of terrorists. >> they called on turkey to apologize or face sanctions. >> is the same violation occurs today, turkey has to react the same way. >> moscow been struck back with a range of economic sanctions, including restrictions on imports and a freeze on charter flights between the two countries. until then, turkey was importing 60% of its gas from russia and relied on russian tourist. the turning point came in july 2015 when erdogan crackdown on excessive purges following an attempted coup. and putinto russia calllled for sanctions to be lifted. they then met in person in st. petersburg to discucuss closer ties. syria, still remain

catherine clifford has more on what to expect from manuel valls on the campaign trail. catherine: less than two weeks after the his post as premier, a new makeover from manuel valls. the presidential hopeful six a softer image, fighting to turn around phone socialists' view of him. taking a tough stance on law and order, his recent support for --ning the burqini, and his and he has also ruffled feathers by sweeping aside the opposition from bank measures -- an executive degree known as the 49-three in parliament. a highly controversial recent labor reform. he has now said he will abolish that very thing if elected president. >> i know all too well the -- itse effects of the use has become outdated and aggressive. >> rivals for the left-wing candidacy says such an abrupt change will not go well with the people. dekedds must not build words must not go against acts. valls is also riding on the current wave of antiestablishment sentiment. in a recent interview, he described his candidacy as a revolt or in a recent poll showed that despite the divisive figure he cuts, he was

catherine clifford reports. >> inside these ambulances over 30 injured turkish soldiers return from syriawednesday marked the highest single day death toll in turkey's four-month campaign inside the war-torn country that resulted in intense violence. the town lies 25 kilometers from the turkish border. it is now under total control of the free syrian army and our troop. of course the islamic state group is fighting for dear life and trying all means possible to hold onto it. they are carrying out suicide bombings and all kinds of attacks with handmade explosives. our soldiers have been martyred in these final stages. saide turkish military some of the fighting had been centered on a hospital area that had been used by the islamic state as a weapons and ammumunition store. lots --t ankara launched the euphrates operation to prevent the kurdish militia from linking its territory along the border. after quick gains early on in the turkish armies push has slowed as the extremists pull all the last stops to cling on to their territory. turkey has suffered increasing casualties. tributes are be

catherine heenan. kron4's chuck clifford is live at the scene.he has more on how the victims are doing tonight. chuck? you can find up -to -the- minute updates on this story online. on kron4.com. and don't forget to download the kron four mobile app. we'll send out breaking news alerts. it is free to download in the >> pam: they pay their respects to the great and it amongst the wonder also michael the life. music playing app store. for both android and apple devices. >> reporter: just a short time ago we received an update from the san francisco department. and all 10 victims were transported for arafat in serious condition the other for defacing of life-threatening injuries this happen at 1230 dote we're walking through to take a look at some video from earlier today the place apart and says that 1230 this afternoon on a great car. but another car and then the crash into a bus stop where a small crowd of people. 10 individuals were injured in this accident of transported and the driver of a great car and the also wrote transported. describe a horrific situation. the tow trucks as you can see

>>catherine heenan: matt going to pack the waterfront tomorrow night to watch the fireworks. >>charles clifford: matt conley preparing for over at pier 50. >>charles clifford: it is still pretty good show matter where you watch it from the fireworks often midnight and they last about 15 minutes. >>catherine heenan: them to get the only local station that will bring in the new year live across the bay area. >>reporter: even in the san diego the storm system as it works this way they some snow over the grid find headed in that direction you might want to head down the coastline the north we have a very cold storm system has a and not a whole lot of moisture but it is cool enough to concede some snowflakes and moves also as a better part of new year's eve looking pretty safe things began to change is again toward sunday in local a partisan for is for overnight lows and highs only in the 50. >>reporter: cool weather come this way getting very cold. >>reporter: the congressional correspondent tells us what else you're law makers will be up to the have to get approved by the entire senate. >>reporter

. >> catherine: we begin our coverage charles clifford. he is at s-fo. what are things like there?porter: it looks to the debt right now has been a very busy evening for s f o. the traffic comes and goes. but has been busy all afternoon. thus take a look at some video inside as f zero. it has been pretty smooth the selling was not that many delays. between thanksgiving and the years it expects 6.8 million. people coming through which is up a little bit from last year. >> reporter: i do not always like to travel over the holidays but some people do not mind it. at exxon people today if they mind traveling for christmas. >> not really. but, it is not that bad. >> i did this see different places different types of year--i get to see different places all around this time of year so it makes for a good holiday. >> reporter: three hours early if you are traveling international and two hours early if you are traveling domestic is what the airport advises you for printing to come here. -- for prepping >> catherine: we're hoping this is 'not' ayou're looking at the lines at the los angeles

catherine: >> vicki:since the big storm is expected to hit tomorrow. people are already trying to holiday weekend. trying to beat the storm. kron 4's charles clifford is live at san francisco international airport with a look at conditions out there, chuck, is it busy out there? >> reporter:thursday afternoon, travelers at sfo lined up to get their plane tickets and weave through security lines. >> reporter:travel went smoothly throughout the day, with very few delays. sfo officials say that from thanksgiving to new year's they expect about 6.8 million people to pass through the airport. that up about 5.7 percent from last year. the sunday after thanksgiving was probably the busiest travel day of this holiday season. >> reporter:everything has gone smoothly >> so far, pretty good. >> reporter:richie greenburg and his wife lisa live in san francisco, but they are flying to hawaii for christmas. >>we just need to go somewhere warm. so we are off to maui >> reporter:julia merrit is headed to l.a to see her fiancÉ. she's not big on flying over christmas >>not really. but it's ok. it's a short flight >> reporter:sam senior is also going to hawaii. he li