they only lost this year to clayton valley charter 48-40.s we are nine minutes away from kickoff let's take a look at kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. showing a few steadier showers out there especially in the east bay. that is you walnut creek, san ramon diablo range. it will be passing over the delta soon. hi-def doppler radar will be active throughout the evening as the front heads in our direction. right now san francisco 63. livermore 65 degrees. satellite review the next front is here now. the active pattern continues. rain tonight into about sunrise tomorrow. [ national anthem playing in the background ] >> there is a break between storms but the next storm is sunday night into monday. so the unsettled pattern continues. futurecast shows you a line of showers approaching at 9:00 tonight, on-and-off showers tonight. still showery tomorrow morning at 6:00. and then we get a break over the weekend, sunday night north bay rainfall moves in. everybody getting more rain on monday so we're cloudy with rain tonight. lingering showers on saturday

48-40 to clayton valley chart earth.he rematch is tonight and we are like 100 minutes away from kickoff and the fans are already showing up. some of this have umbrella and tarps. we saw them carried in. the rain is light. we are live at diablo valley college in pleasant hill. we are expecting rain for the game. kpix 5 high-def doppler radar showing steady rainfall south of pleasant hill, such as union city and hayward and dublin. the first salvo if you will of steady rainfall heading in your direction. this is all ahead of a front that will get here this evening giving everybody steady rain but pockets of light to moderate rain already moving into the bay area. for football time and also for your friday evening commute. temperatures outside currently in the mid-60s. san bruno 65. livermore 66. san jose you're sitting at 63. you have had a wave of light to moderate rain move through and santa rosa currently 60 degrees. the next front is here. as we look at the satellite review, really things haven't changed that much over

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oh, clayton, you shouldn't have.ivorce papers. >> that doesn't look very new. >> vacuum cleaner with hair all over it this is a pretty bow. you are getting divorce papers if you give that to your wife especially if it's used. >> i dare you. >> what's the worst gift you have ever given? tell us by facebook, you can tell it by twitter. yell loudly, we will hear you. let us know. >> merry christmas, ainsley. >> we will vacuum you up with that thing. the ain't lewis county prosecutor revealing to a local radio station that some witnesses died in the michael brown shooting case. bob mccullough referring to at least one woman who he believes pulled her details from a newspaper article. backing up officer darren wilson's account that the 19-year-old charged him moment before he fired the fatal shot. mccullough does not plan to file perjury charges. this comes nearly a month after the grand jury decided not to indict wilson. you might want to think twice before biting into one of those, a candy apple because they are linked

we have clayton locket in april, and joe wood in july.here have been reports that prisoners in florida have moved during their execution when midazolam is used. i think it will be up to the legislature and the people to decide whether we should keep the death penalty on the books. >> he also told us that he believes there should be stay of executions until a correct drug protocol is created. >>> california is home to one of the largest shale oil deposits in the country, which means that oil companies are eagle for extract gas through using the controversial method of fracking. but opponents have expressed concern about fracking especially for children. >> reporter: in a small farming town of shaster, california, there has been concerns of fracking. fracking. fracking is a controversial oil and gas extraction method where water it pumped into the ground to break apart rock to allow oil and gas to escape. a long-term resident believes it's making his 13-year-old daughter sick. three wells less than a half mile from joanna's old elementary s

clayton powell jr. love their brother but where martin was concerned a straight hater. he was hating on dr. king. it was one of the most difficult passages to write. even though adam clayton powell has been hating on dr. king publicly. they're all kinds of examples where folks were hating on him and he loved them as hard as he could. he invites martin to dinner one night at his home and martin went anyway. that's like daniel walking into the lion's den on purpose. he knew where he was going but he invited him so he went anyway. when you read the passage in his book what adam clayton powell did to his space at his house you ain't going to believe it. clayton powell jr. turns on him and we are on national television on c-span so i'm not going to even quote what's in the text because i can't cant the thurgood marshall said about dr. king. yeah that thurgood marshall. the leading journalist of the day and other black media outlets turned on dr. king. so the white house is turned on him, the media has turned

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: that sound you hear is an avalanche. >> i thought i was in serious trouble, i mean right when i heard the sound. >> reporter: colby dotson and his girlfriend ashley bechard were on a weekend hike to these ice caves two hours from tacoma, washington. when the mountainside suddenly comes roaring toward them. >> i just looked the opposite direction and started to run. >> reporter: they make it to safety but turn just in time to see people inside that cave right below all that snow. >> we were scared those people were either hurt or going to be hurt. >> reporter: everybody made it out okay, but they are incredibly lucky. in the u.s. last monther, 35 people died in avalanches. a slide can carry thick layers of heavy snow even rocks and trees up to 80 miles an hour. at the copper mountain ski resort in colorado we simulated what it's like to be trapped. you think of snow as being fluffy and white and soft but really in an avalanche, it isn't. it becomes very hard very tough to dig yourself out. and very difficult to breathe. >> looks like he's got

fog, concord, clayton, livermore, towards brenton, santa rosa, rain to the north, boy, this is not a strong system. this is a weak system. it will still give light rain. because of the recent rain we've had really good rain as you know there is more coming up later this week that's for sure. the fog is thick, thick, thick. so be careful, pockets of it. san jose, they have an east wind at 6, i think that's enough to stir things up. 49 degrees, john also checking in. 48. there are some cool readings to the south, a little bit of rain to the north. point arena, towards fort brag parts of lake county, a little bit here after that, pretty weak. this system kind of toppling over and lifting north word, that take a lot of the energy out of it. 50s on the temps. this is not el nino. we've had a south wind on the coast since june, all this warm water has gone to the north and we have not had a northwest wind. to have this kind of a temperature, this late in the season without an el nino is probably a record. 10 degrees above average. 27, 51 sacramento, monterey, 52. the national weather servi

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: flight attendants had just begun serving meals when severe turbulence suddenly sent food, passengers and crew flying. >> it was like a little bump and then there was a really big one. where, like, all of my drinks went up and hit the ceiling. >> reporter: the american airlines flight with 240 passengers and 15 crew was on its way from seoul, south korea, to dallas. but when the shaking started off the coast of japan, the pilots turned for tokyo. passengers say luggage, laptops, broken glass plates and anyone not buckled in went airborne. passengers tell us people were screaming, praying. babies were crying. >> i've flown millions of miles. this is the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: paramedics met the boeing 777 to treat the injured. four passengers and one flight attendant were taken to a hospital. severe turbulence like this injures an average of 37 people every year. the force can be so strong, passengers' heads have been known to break through the panels in the cabin. and david, one passenger we talked to believes that flight attendant

>> clayton, thank you. >>> and we move onto that dramatic hostage rescue. of course, the world watching as that s.w.a.t. team stormed into that chocolate shop in sydney. they saved to many lives. but there were two other heroes we're now learning about tonight, and abc's david wright on what they were willing to do. >> reporter: today, we're learning more about those frantic hours inside that cafe. 34-year-old tory johnson, being hailed as a hero. witnesses say the cafe manager died trying to disarm the gunman, allowing others to escape. >> he was a leader. he always put his staff first. >> reporter: 30-year-old harriet denny, a cafe worker, owes her life to johnson. her dad, watching on television. >> when i first saw her running, i wanted to see that image again, because i wanted to make sure it was her. >> reporter: 38-year-old katrina dawson, not so lucky. judy taylor managed to call australia's channel 9 from inside the cafe. >> i'm pregnant and there's one other lady who is pregnant. >> reporter: taylor survived, reportedly because katrina dawson trie

>> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> don't mess with bart.back here tomorrow night from new york. until then, good night.

clayton? >> thank you, tucker. the door for some christmas shopping, listen to this. our next guest has gone on more than 20 trips this year. saving her family an average of 80% on all of these trips. >> wow, 80%. how does she do it? here with holiday hacks mother and blogger for mommy.com summer hall. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> tips for us. use online shopping portals from hotels and airlines. what are they and how do they work? >> totally. so before you buy one more holiday present make sure you are wracking up airline miles for it united, american, southwest, all the major airline and hotels will have thighs online shopping portals. so, google american airlines shopping and before you go to gap or home depot or sears, go to the portal and can you get 10 times, 15 times, sometimes even more than that miles per dollar and it racks up so quickly during the holidays. >> unbelievable. you have flown first class a few times, skiing in norway, paris, alaska, washington, d.c., yo

>> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> don't mess with bart.back here tomorrow night from new york. until then, good night. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a medical-device engineer from loveland, ohio... a nonprofit program manager originally from acton, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a writer originally from new orleans, louisiana...

today's *oneluckyguy, you know him, you see him on saturdays and sundays on "fox & friends" weekend, claytonris is here, and you're outnumbered. >> it's about time. [laughter] >> it's about time. >> what took you so long? >> i don't know. i'm getting it from all sides this morning. >> you are on the weekends. >> exactly. we've got rick, tucker myself and one woman, so the roles are reversed this morning on this show. >> as it should be. >> that's right, that's right. >> well, we are happy to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> hit it. all right, the investigation into the sony hack attack may be getting even bigger. sources tell fox news the u.s. has found compelling evidence that someone helped north korea launch a cyber attack against sony pictures. due to the sophisticated nature of the assault which forced sony to cancel the release of the comedy, they're pointing to several north korean allies, all united in their hatred of america. and now the fbi releasing a statement saying the evidence does point to north korea, but it does not name any other countries. our chief intelligence c

you read the pass yang what adam clayton powell did to dr. king at to his face, at his house, you won't believe it. and we are national television, c-span so i'm not going to quote for you because i can't, what thurgood marshal said about dr. king. that they're good marshall. the leading journalist of the day, and other black media outlets, turned on dr. king. so, the white house has turned on him. the media has turned on him. the what folk turned on him. black folk turned on him. and if that's not enough, inside his own organization he couldn't get a consensus to support him on his opposition to the vietnam war. they didn't want him to give the speech and you'll read the story of a meeting he -- dr. king founded the organization. passed a resolution to condemn him over his stance on the vietnam war. his organization. revolution to condemn him. wish negroes at the smile where group would come after me. the negro -- i'm signing the checks around here. i wouldn't be as loving as dr. king. here's your pink slip. goodbye. let me door hit you wher

these are connected to clayton moore, the famous television lone ranger for so many years. each time that they start a new season's production they would have a number of mass and pick out the most comfortable to wear. only a handful still survived to this day. thanks to dr. taylor and montana we have a huge collection of this material, including one of the masks. he had his own gun belts made and presented to her, these identical to the ones that were used in the television productions and movie productions. the gun belt is original, and then we have one of the hat that was produced for him to wear in the tv series. but this material, these things are actually tied to the production and we are delighted to have them. the texas rangers really seem to affect people's imaginations. since the 1840's i have been a part of american culture, pop culture and the real thing. the reason the museum exists is to perpetuate a heritage that the rangers bring to us. it is sort of like high noon, they are regarded as the people taking on overwhelming odds, because of what is right, what i

clayton, put it away.ly 15 hours and 28 minutes give or take a few seconds, from the world's most famous new year's celebration. >> it always comes back to guy lombardo. more than 1 million people set to pack times square. maria molina is there with the famous ball. maria. >> dr. seuss hello. >> on top of the glass what does it say? happy new year? >> hey, yeah. happy new year. we're here in times square. i'm on top of one times square. this is where the ball is located. this is where it lives. it's going to be rising later today and then eventually dropping to ring in the new year. that's coming up at about 11:59 p.m. tonight, everybody is expecting it, eastern time. it was tested yesterday at noon. they tested it to make sure that it was working properly and it's very important that it all does so because like you mentioned, about a million people will be here in times square. but world wide, about a billion people will be watching the celebration here live from new york city. tonight we're also going to

clayton powell jr. love their brother but where martin was concerned a straight hater. he was hating on dr. king. it was one of the most difficult passages to write. even though adam clayton powell has been hating on dr. king publicly. they're all kinds of examples where folks were hating on him and he loved them as hard as he could. he invites martin to dinner one night at his home and martin went anyway. that's like daniel walking into the lion's den on purpose. he knew where he was going but he invited him so he went anyway. when you read the passage in his book what adam clayton powell did to his space at his house you ain't going to believe it. clayton powell jr. turns on him and we are on national television on c-span so i'm not going to even quote what's in the text because i can't cant the thurgood marshall said about dr. king. yeah that thurgood marshall. the leading journalist of the day and other black media outlets turned on dr. king. so the white house is turned on him, the media has turned

tucker, clayton and me. >> that's right, more music.ls from her album christmas in new york. here it is. ♪ ♪ city sidewalks ♪ busy sidewalks ♪ dressed in holiday style ♪ in the air there's a feeling of christmas ♪ children laughing ♪ people passing ♪ meeting smile after smile ♪ and on every street corner ♪ you'll hear ♪ silver bells ♪ silver bells ♪ it's christmas time ♪ in the city ♪ ring aling ♪ hear them ring ♪ soon it will be christmas day==tñ ♪ streets of streetlights ♪ even stop lights ♪ blink of bright red and green ♪ as the shoppers rush home ♪ with their treasures ♪ hear the snow crunch ♪ see the kids bunch ♪ this is santa it's big scene ♪ and above all ♪ this buttle you'll -- bustle you'll hear ♪ silver bells ♪ silver bells ♪ it's christmas time in the city ♪ ring-a-ling ♪ hear them ring ♪ soon it will be christmas day ♪ soon it will be christmas day ♪ [cheers] >> that was fantastic. unbelievable. that was unbelievable. if you north an opera fanmy! w you may recognize renee fleming. first opera singer to perform the national a

. >> you saw what happened on the ducey house but what about clayton, anna and tucker?ve you $150. comcast business. built for business. >> >>> they started out as just four regular guys but quickly caught america's eye on season nine of america's got talent. ♪ how can you see through my eyes. ♪ like open doors. >> we're so lucky and fortunate to have them live for news our studio. micah, and hidden over behind the harp is mason, kendall and cordato on piano. how did that change your life? >> well, it completely changed the paths of our lives. i was a teacher. cordero was a lawyer. >> you were an attorney? >> yes, and mason was a teacher as well and kendall also taught as well as worked at a grocery store, and now we're able to live our dream, and it's been pretty amazing. >> this is your first holiday together. only been together nine months. >> yes. >> new traditions your starting? >> we have been talking about that. one thing we're going to do is have christmas dinner together just like a few days before because a lot of the guys are going home for christmas and we w

that's clayton. >> so sweet.seemed to be the main target. joining us with his review list is the editor and chief of campus reform caleb. great to see you again. >> good morning. >> so what was the criteria for putting this list together? >> the leadership institute campus reform has had a busy year compiling all the instances of liberal ridiculousness on campus, whether it's bias and abuse, professors going crazy in these undercover videos of their rants, or textbooks that are absolutely not factual. so we compile a list of the craziest stories. >> let's get to number one here on your list. ronald reagan. tell us about this one. what happened? >> university of south carolina in a social work class not a political science class was teaching these kids that ronald reagan was a sexist who never appointed women to any positions of policy making or positions of power, that he wanted them to be in primarily domestic functions, which is not true at all. ronald reagan appointed sandra day o'conner not to the food court,

clear clayton, along marsh creek road, 2.52. sleepy hollow, 4.27. cazadero, 2.57. that's probably updated. forestville. lexing on reservoir, los gatos, almost 3 inches. that's really, really good. it looks like there's some areas that are kind of lighting up a little bit in the santa cruz mountains. but a general area of rain now south bay all the way to the peninsula. but the heaviest rain by far has been, if not the santa cruz mountains near novato, also to sears point wrapping back into marin county. torrential rain at times. can't even hear the tv. also extending now to yountville, napa county, sonoma county, sonoma proper even near glen ellen. this looks to be the heaviest of the rain. it went until 7:00. i wouldn't be sur friesed if it still goes. these are not that bad. some areas out towards the east bay, there's some rain. but nothing too heavy. there's pocketing around newark and fremont, had a couple of reports of very heavy rain. but the heaviest has been in the north bay. there's still one little system to go that has to punch in here. we're not done y

clayton to baypoint, pittsburg. this is light and coming out of the santa cruz mountains.here's some in the boulder creek, scotts valley. saratoga, sunnyvale. 50s on the temps or 60s. this is not a cold system. it will be a cloudy day. the rain picks up later into this afternoon and tonight. heaviest will be to the north. possibility of a few thundershowers. here's sal with an update on your friday. >>> it's a little lighter. a little bit lateert today -- lighter today. i want to show you the eastshore freeway which usually we have 30, maybe 40 minutes and some days we had 90 minutes. it's only 25 right now. traffic is doing very well. a-mile-an-hour speed limit. for this time of the -- 45-mile- an-hour speed limit for this time of the hour. i also want to show you the livermore valley. most of the time we show you a lot of slow traffic through here with the road sensors red or yellow. today it's heading out to castro valley. we don't have a lot of things going on. we're going to look at the south bay in the next report just to see if the roads are being affected by a litt

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: that sound you hear is an avalanche. >> i thought i was in seriousrouble. >> colby dotson and his wife were on a weekend hike to these ice caves two hours from tacoma, washington. when the mountainside suddenly comes roaring toward them. >> it was closer and closer. all i did was look the opposite direction and started to run. >> reporter: they make it to safety but turn just in time to see people inside that cave right below all that snow. >> we were scared those people were either hurt or going to be hurt. >> reporter: everybody made it out okay but they are incredibly lucky. in the u.s. last winter, 35 people died in avalanches. a slide can carry thick layers of heavy snow, even rocks and trees up to 80 miles per hour. dotson says he's lucky he didn't need a rescue, this time. >> definitely an experience that dropped your jaw. >> clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clearly it can happen anywhere but a lot of those happen when you are out skiing or snowboarding. it's something that i'm always aware of. and apparently most avalanches when you are

. >> clayton, he wrote and produced egypt's lost power.ou can see the entire special tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 7:00 p.m. pacific. clayton, thank you. >>> thousands of movie theaters in the united states are opting out of showing the movie "the interview "after hackers threatened to carry out violence over the comedy that mocks north korean's leader. that story ahead. >> there are new indications that some of the top movie theater chains in the united states are getting cold feet when it comes to showing the comedy that mocks north korea called th "the interview." there is a warning from hackers that they will attack to screeners who show the film. >> we're working to confirm how many movie theater chains have decided not to show the film. and we know there are three. there is no evidence of an active plot against movie theaters but the threat alone could cost sony tens of millions of dollars. >> you two will be in a home alone with him, and the cia would love it if you could take him out. >> what? >> take him out. >> for coffee? fo

now, it looks like we're coming to the end of this thing at adam clayton powell building in harlem. >ere. we'll stay in touch with you on the streets of manhattan. >>> a quick "360" news bulletin. susan. >> the dow closed above 18,000 for the first time. the s&p also finished at an all time high as well. the u.s. agency for international development has paid 3$3.2 million. gross was arrested in cuba in 2009. he was arrested in an historic deal to ease relations between cuba and washington. he was distributing communi communication to cuba. >>> gay man who abstain from sex for one year would be able to donate blood in 2015. if approved, this would end a lifetime ban for the gay community. >>> rex grossman turned down an offer to play for the cleveland browns this weekend. he wants to spend time with his family and has no interest in the $54,000 he would have earned for six days of work. >>> the top five ridiculous countdown. your choice for number four, that's next. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto

we are in the heart of african-american new york in harlem. 125th street over to the adam clayton powell for protesters here, a place that they have come and ended these protests traditionally. they are also meeting other protesters who are coming in from the bronx. they want to show the city, they want to show the police that they will not be cowed by the hall and the desire for them not to do this protest. they will come out here and continue to protest as long as they can, as many times as they want. they draw very, very sharp line between the deaths of the two police officers here and these protests for what they see as institutional. wolf? >> as you know, the protesters defied the mayor's call to wait to protest until after ramos and liu are buried. what do they say about that? >> reporter: they say that they are not antipolice, that they feel very badly for those police members, but they also say that they want to protest. they see this as a first amendment issue. they don't see this as related to the police that were shot and killed here. i will say that the police have been behin

. >>> a clayton county courtroom in georgia dam gregory jean, samantha joy davis and seven other people are being charged with cruelty to children and false imprisonment. gene also faces a charge of obstructing an officer. julie pisar rvetiono, lives across the street from the family. >> there was no evidence of the stress. he didn't seem like he was reaching out to help me. >> but that 13-year-old boy had been reported missing by his mother in florida in 2010. on saturday his mother saw him again for the first time in four years. she had told child welfare officials the boy hadn't returned after visiting his father but she didn't tell police and it's not clear why. on friday, officers were called to the father's home in jones bro, south of atlanta, to look for the boy. gene denied he was there but police came back a second time. the child sent a text message to his mother who guided police to a false wall, hiding a passageway leading to the attic where the boy was found. sergeant kevin hughes. >> the real investigation begins in that we need to know all of the questions, the who, the w

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> steal a tree? >> they'll take anything. $2 million worth of sales black friday. lots of packages floating around. >> goodness gracious. don't do it. >>> coming up, the duke and duchess coming to new york. are you ready for them? the anticipation is building. and are we really ready? do we know how to act in front of these folks? we'll get a lesson in etiquette and fashion tips as well. >>> in our next half hour, trapped in a chimney. no, it's not santa claus but a young boy locked out of the house. his 911 call from inside that chimney. you're watching "world news now." i sound like aunt barbara. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make your holidays pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are

clayton san del abc news denver. >> scary.r discovered security flaw in delta airlines electronic boarding pass system. intern with the web site buzz feed says all she had to do was change a number in the web address of her boarding pass and she got someone else's boarding pass. still have to get past tsa. using false i.d. against the law but exposed security issue. delta says the internet team have already fixed it. >> in los angeles prosecutors decline to file any charges against bill cosby after woman claim the comedian molested her in 1974. da office rejected filing misdemeanor charge of annoying or molest ago child under the able of 18 because the statute of limitation had expired. accuser judy met with detectives 10 days ago after she filed a civil suit against cosby. claiming he forced her to perform sex act on him when she was 15. cosby attorney says hough attempted to ex tort 250,000 dollars from the comedian before she sued. >> another bush is considering making a run for the white house. jeb bush says he's forming a

we have clayton locket in april, and joe wood in july. there have been reports that prisoners in florida have moved during their execution when that drug is used. >> 2014 brought the world's driverless cars, smart houses and running robots. jake ward has the year in technology after the break. >> "consider this". the news of the day, plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective. "consider this". monday through thursday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> authorities in south korea have ordered uber off the roads. todaabandoner is accused of operating an illegal cab service. conviction could result in two-year prison sentence. in a statement uber said it is confident it will prevail in cour

at this hour it has just tumbled breezing in concord, walnut creek and hercules and clayton. tri-valley has dipped into the upper 30s, and we have our wind advisory in effect until high noon today but granted, once that advisory is allowed to expire, at 12:00, the winds will still be sustained out of the northeast up to 20 miles per hour occasionally stronger gusts. just now received a report mount diablo, a wind gust of 51 miles per hour. east bay numbers today only in the 40s and 50s for daytime highs. in fact, antioch only at 47 degrees backing through brentwood into discovery bay. 54 in san francisco. typically we should be right around 57 degrees. mid-50s in throughout the northern portion of the bay area. tonight when the ball drops, the freeze warning goes up. we do have that freeze warning inland a frost advisory across the bay area. the extended forecast, what do you see when you look at this? >> i see a lot of sun. >> i see no rain. >> no rain. >> we need some more rain in here. >> yeah. >> hey, what's the five-day forecast in the studio? [ laughter ] >> i know. the

waiting for a police news conference on the shooting and this is a look at police headquarters in clayton, missouri, and we will bring you the news conference when it 45s. >>> in new york city a memorial is growing for two police officers ambushed in their patrol car in brooklyn. vice president biden will attend a funeral for one of the officers in queens. officer liu's family has not finalized plans for funeral much the gunman who killed the officers shot them to aadvantage the killings of michael brown and eric garner and shot himself to death while police chased him. >> a san jose fire station closed by mold is expected to re-open after tests are performed. the station 16 on south king road was shut down monday after mole was found in the kitchen of the 57-year-old building one of the oldest firehouses in the city. tests will be done to see if there is airborne mold. there is no evidence of it. the fire department was called. a mobile home behind the station is housing the squads. the entire interior of the station will be replaced. >>> our time is 5:03 a day before christmas and the r

and ricky established an all-star rhythm section, billy childs on piano, clayton cameron on drums, andass -- instead of johnny coming to pick a key, there was that immediacy, capturing the voice with the new jazzier than his original. he got it. he was like, i think this is great to re-imagine this whole thing in a new way. he was all in. and i didn't expect that. now it seems very johnny to be all in. >> that's an all-star band. you can't do that without billy child. he was here not long ago. a minute and a half to go. let's run through projects and products. woo we have the new album, "dave kod and friends, 25th of december." number one. two, i am so excited about the new restaurant. >> yes. >> tell everybody. >> spagatini and dave koz lounge. >> the dave koz lounge. >> you have a permanent seat. we'll put a plaque -- >> i'll be there. >> the tavis booth. >> you got it. >> fine dining. it's a restaurant that's been in existence in southern california for 26 years. this is a brand new jewett outlet right on north cannon drive, 184, next to spago on the new restaurant row of los angele

and clayton valley, under eight minutes to go, for the ugly eagles, hannah argues there is no such thing. one-point game, heartbreak, daniel failed attempt block, missed earlier in the game, costly for the eagles. division three state title game, morraga facing he wiel capitain 35-28, ensuing kickoff, tiger garcia, forced the fumble. touchdown, they complete a perfect 16 and 0's eagles with hockey, the sharks winning eight of their last nine including seven straight at home. they start a difficult stretch with seven games and the playoff teams starting tonight. second period, no score, defensive zone, bounces it off the boards to andrew desjardins. second of the year, blues would tie it less than four minutes later. shot from the point, shot by antii niemi, patrick bergeron, shot from the fourth, blues lead it. 2-1, we'll have all the reaction you maybe don't want. happening anyway at 11:00. in the locker room, it has been bad in the last three weeks, can't imagine how bad it is after that clock. >> almost hurts worst tonight. >> it probably will, they just can't score in the fourth quar

jeff holmes unleashes fountains, fog and 60,000 festive lights on his family's 2-acre property in clayton. he calls the month long spectacular a heart for christmas. it's a fundraiser for his 12- year-old friend and neighbor katie-grace groebner. she is recovering from a heart- lung transplant at the hospital from last june. >> if we can do a job that people like, we get to tell them about katie-grace, it's april win-win situation. >> reporter: her mother kathy says the family can't thank jeff enough for his generosity. >> it makes me feel really good. >> he just has a heart and when you meet him, it comes out. >> reporter: what comes out is jeff's creativity. ♪[ music ] ♪ let it go >> reporter: and surprises that delight visitors like 6-year- old savannah digiovanni. >> it was really fun in the snow. >> reporter: the light show jeff produced last year raised $3,000 for katie-grace's medical bills but this year the show is bigger and better! ♪[ music ] >> reporter: jeff projects animation on the front of his house. he orchestrates a 20-minute story about a small snowman decorating for chr

here now abc's clayton sandell. ♪ the simpsons >> reporter: the simpsons have enjoyed a quarter centuryculture skewing success starts with that attention-grabbing skin color. no accident. >> the characters are yellow so when you are with your remote control and tuning around, the tv, you can only -- if you go by a flash of yellow, it's either simpsons, sponge bob or tweety bird. >> reporter: there are inside jokes galore. that price when maggie gets scanned at the market? the cost of raising a child back in 1989. actors often pull quadruple duty. >> me fail english? that's impossible. >> reporter: hank azaria, for example, voices at least 16 different characters. >> you have to promise not to commit any more crimes. okay? >> no. >> reporter: what about that classic homer trademark. it doesn't appear that way in scripts. the writer simply typed, annoyed grunt. and with each episode taking up to nine months to finish -- how does the show maintain that uncanny ability to stay so topical? >> we seem to be really good at anticipating what's going to be happening. >> and for anyone who thinks

east of the bay now brentwood tracy also oakley and clayton now clearing out just for a moment or two. it's hurrah and also blackhawk with plenty of moderate rain. i wanted to pull back out here again because check out behind me. we still have a fetch of moderate to heavy rainfall over the open waters. i have been noticing some of the cells contain lightning bolts so we'll keep an eye on that. we are in the 50s and 60s right now but another feature different today than 24 hours ahe do, gusty winds right now san jose international airport. and we have delays at arriving flights at sfo. i think everybody is listening to liz's advice. there is the traffic over the golden gate bridge and can you see there? moderate rainfall at this particular time. so again today the rain will become more scattered. it will be heavy at times and we still have that possibility of an occasional thunderstorm. this is the cutoff low. this is now ejecting to the east upstream this is an area of low pressure that promises at least another chance of rain showers on friday. but meanwhile today watch the clock tic

. >> dad clayton helped finish the job after the camera stopped rolling. of course we wanted to see how emmett's hair ended up. we have the whole family via skype "right this minute." all right, emmett, your hair looks pretty darn good. you did a nice job. how do you feel about the haircut? >> dad, i was expecting you to have a shaved head as well, maybe he learned it from you guys. how did this happen? >> regular procedure for cutting hair around our place. he was quite happy to do it on his own. >> mom, how were you able to keep calm? >> it's not a big deal. i let my little brother cut my hair before. it will grow back. it's grown back a lot. >> i could hear a lot of giggling coming from the bathroom. >> what do you think about the fact that this video's gotten so much attention? >> it was very unexpected. i was not expecting it to travel around the world as quickly as it did. >> why do you think it's so popular? >> it's a very funny video. >> which hairstyle do you like more? this one or the one before you cut your hair, with longer hair. >> now that he

burt, anthony mcindoe, ben folkman, carlos fraiha, carmelo leggiero, caz ting, daniel zettl, dave claytoning, julian legge, kevin estey, ludovic chailloleau, mark smith, matthew riordan, merlin maertz, mike clark, peter chen, simeon duncombe, victor huang, david farmer, brent burge, jason baker and matt lappin. ( cheers and applause ) i speak for everyone here at the report when i say, holy captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org it's 11:59 and 59 seconds, this happened on youtube. sometimes elevators get stuck and all you can really do is stay calm. or if you are the guy in this video, haul you can do is hit record in your camera while you react to what seems like not only the craziest man in the world but probably exactly how i would be in a stuck elevator. >> what the [bleep] you doing? >> with one eye open ♪ ♪ holding on tight ♪. >> [bleep] help is on the way, help is on the way ♪ ♪. >> stop your [bleep]. >> ♪

burt, anthony mcindoe, ben folkman, carlos fraiha, carmelo leggiero, caz ting, daniel zettl, dave claytondwina ting, jerry kung, joseph king, julian legge, kevin estey, ludovic chailloleau, mark smith, matthew riordan, merlin maertz, mike clark, peter chen, simeon duncombe, victor huang, david farmer, brent burge, jason baker and matt lappin. ( cheers and applause ) i speak for everyone here at the report when i say, holy captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park, gonna see if i can't unwind ♪ ♪ mrph rmhmhm rm! mrph rmhmhm rm! ♪ ♪ come on down to south park and meet some friends of mine ♪

he beat out clayton kershaw, derek jeter and rory mcimroy for the honor. >>> a flareup at the chevronery could be seen for miles. tonight at 5:00, we talk to chevron as it allows the state agency in to oversee the investigation after public concern. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. - [joe penna] welcome to the future, where humans and high tech are changing the world. it might be that we're turning into cyborgs ourselves. - [joe penna] this guy's designed to look like a man but act like a tank. - we're trying to invent a super hero here. - [joe penna] firefighters get superpowers with these high-tech eyes and ears. - we have the ability to connect dots much faster now. - [joe penna] man and machine, the ultimate combination. find out more in this week's edition of earth 2050. (upbeat music) - hi, i'm joe penna, and welcome to earth 2050. here's an incredible fact. right now, there are more than 1 million working robots around the world. that's one robot for every 5

burt, anthony mcindoe, ben folkman, carlos fraiha, carmelo leggiero, caz ting, daniel zettl, dave claytonjerry kung, joseph king, julian legge, kevin estey, ludovic chailloleau, mark smith, matthew riordan, merlin maertz, mike clark, peter chen, simeon duncombe, victor huang, david farmer, brent burge, jason baker and matt lappin. ( cheers and applause ) i speak for everyone here at the report when i say, holy captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, is america guilty of torture? no, we seem fine with it. then hackers expose hollywood secrets. it turns out apollo 13 took place on a sound stage! and my guest, seth rogen, stars with james franco in the new movie "the interview". i'll ask him about it in the "the interview" interview. a new york high schooler made $72 million trading stocks on his lunch hour. in a couple more years, he'll be able to pay for college. this is "the colbert report"! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central (eagle caw) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to "the