every morning. >> sal, do you still have that problem in daily city? pam, this problem is on skyline boulevard and john daily boulevard in daily city close to the olympic club and we have multi- agencies and we are trying report a cliff rescue and we have one of our reporters on the way but skyline boulevard southbound ahead of daily city is closed on the way to lake merced. there is a little bit of a backup in some of the lanes and no problems on the bridge itself. if you are driving on the freeway 880 traffic is moving well in both directions. let's go to steve. >>> thank you and it's going to be colder, and that will be the key in petaluma, pack to the coast and it will be okay if we get more of a westerly president. previous rain and the cold will be the bigger story. it is staying very cool and i think rain comes back on sunday and these will be the okay producers and at least things will start to crank up. not a big producer and you can see it is a thin line and it will give us more of a cold air pattern and you have an area of low pressure. so l

. >>> daily city and skyline boulevard is closed on john daily boulevard because there is an accident. news chopper 2 is flying over and several police agencies are there now. brian flores is headed there as we speak and we will bring you more as we get more information. >>> an apartment fire has left six people homeless. these are pictures out at the scene where you can see crews are still there. the fire started a couple of hours on copperfield avenue near the bart station. now some units on both floors of the building were gutted. woman one said she saw -- one woman said she saw fire and firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading to the other units and fortunately nobody was hurt. one woman said the fire was set intentionally and the head of the fire department will ultimately determine the cause. >>> allie rasmus joins us from oakland with more on the investigation into how another fire started in an appliance building. >> reporter: it was firefighters from oakland 29 who responded to this fire and they were already pretty familiar with the building because it was the

. >> a fwroi daily city died last night after a police chase in pasadena enlded in a crash. a boy ask woman from glendale died when a suv smashed into a minivan. the names have not yet been released. pasadena police say the suv took off from the scene of an earlier fatal shooting and someone threw a loaded gun out of the window. all four people sn. uv arrested and charged with murder. >> a construction worker remains in critical condition after being knocked unconscious in a fall in a san francisco work site. these pictures over that site in edgehill way. he fell 20 feet with 10 minutes before anyone noticed he had fallen. >> we're learning more details about the young woman accused of a hit and run that killed a tour skbrift injured several

. >> a child from daily city killed last night. the victim of a police chase in pasadena that ended in a tragic crash. a woman and boy kill whtd suv police were chasing ran a red light and smashed into their minivan. the suv took off near the scene of a fatal shooting that happened on christmas day. one man was killed in the shooting and another remains in critical condition. investigator are now trying to determine if there is a connection between the victims and the four occupants of the suv being chased. >> a u.s. postal worker from san bruno under arrest for stealing mail using stolen credit cards. daily city police say that he stashed bags of mail in his home to find unused credit cards, caught using the cards and is accused of giving others to friends. he faces up to seven years for identity theft and possession of stolen property. >> a work worker is in critical condition. sky 7 hd over the scene to bring us these pictures. this worker fell 20 feet through a cuttout. crews add a tough time getting to that man. >> we had to t

the car hit a van with five people inside, four from daily city.orities suspect they believe the suspects a man ask woman are gang members and they could face live in prison. two others in cars were not charged. a horrific scene in southern california a driver in riverside lost control his vehicle, slamming into a bus stop. killing a woman and her toddler. two other people are in critical condition with serious conditions to their legs. one pinned underneath the car. police have not determined what caused a driver to lose control. >> lease confirmed two guns have been stolen from the home of a police officer not a member of the antioch police department but officials refused to identify what agency he, or she works for. they say the burglars got away with two guns. police have made a sixth arrest now in the case of a man and woman found bound and gagged on a street in san francisco. they also shed new details into what may have caused what is a vicious attack. the new person charged with murder is a 26-year-old catherine long, known by the nickname

two adults and a teenager from daily city in the -- daly mini-van were injured. all of those in the suv were arrested and being charged with murder. >>> well, while you are out taking advantage of holiday sales, thieves are hitting the malls in large numbers too. they take full advantage of crowded stories during the holiday season, but three days before christmas police nabbed a group of shoplifters caught on video. you talk about outrageous, watch this. it is from alan wang. >> police say if you look closely the a these women, their bags were completely empty when they entered the gymboree store in laurel heights. >> and then they fill it up in the store and then they run outside the store and make away with the merchandise. >> they were arrested after police say they stole from the gymboree and then walked a few doors down and tried to steel from the gap. one had mace in their gap. >> if they are stopped by loss prevention or an officer or sales associate, they will then turn around and spray them in the face to distract them and buy them more time. >> these w

two adults and a teenager from daily city in the -- daly mini-van were injured.ll of those in the suv were arrested and being charged with murder.>>> well, while >>> well, while you are out taking advantage of holiday sales, thieves are hitting the malls in large numbers too. they take full advantage of crowded stories during the holiday season, but three days before christmas police nabbed a group of shoplifters caught on video. you talk about outrageous, watch this. it is from alan wang. >> police say if you look closely the a these women, their bags were completely empty when they entered the gymboree store in laurel heights. >> and then they fill it up in the store and then they run outside the store and make away with the merchandise. >> they were arrested after police say they stole from the gymboree and then walked a few doors down and tried to steel from the gap. one had mace in their gap. >> if they are stopped by loss prevention or an officer or sales associate, they will then turn around and spray them in the face to distract them and buy them more tim

two adults and a teenager from daily city in the -- daly mini-van were injured. all of those in the suv were arrested and being charged with murder. >>> well, while you are out taking advantage of holiday sales, thieves are hitting the malls in large numbers too. they take full advantage of crowded stories during the holiday season, but three days before christmas police nabbed a group of shoplifters caught on video. you talk about outrageous, watch this. it is from alan wang. >> police say if you look closely the a these women, their bags were completely empty when they entered the gymboree store in laurel heights. >> and then they fill it up in the store and then they run outside the store and make away with the merchandise. >> they were arrested after police say they stole from the gymboree and then walked a few doors down and tried to steel from the gap. one had mace in their gap. >> if they are stopped by loss prevention or an officer or sales associate, they will then turn around and spray them in the face to distract them and buy them more time. >> these w

i do daily city, that was part of the lake. it was huge. >> the southern area [inaudible] but there is a different area. >> there was a creek that came down basically through west portal and said that particular lake. >> that was filled in when they develop west portal, and they had the brilliant idea when they dug but,, they needed a place to put it, so they build the creek in with the tunnel muck. >> you can see in 1910, we are talking about after the earthquake, but outer richmond is still pretty sparsely settled. >> or anyone who ever wondered what richmond is named after, it was a guy by the name of marsh, who was from richmond, england. >> australia? >> australia? >> george turner marsh. >> no trees at all. people see trees in the city and think they may have been made. sand and scrub. at some point, these are the lives were used recreational -- these outer lands were used recreational lly. . >> there is. we hoave -- what, the third? >> depends on it you are coming the addition. but they all burned down. that was around 1

the daily city train will be stopping at all san francisco stations. heading from san francisco out to the east bay. bart will also run longer trains after the nur years eve fire work finishes up. live in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it will be one of the busiest days of the year for many bay area good will stores. it's all because of their annual donate-a-thon. the doors open at 7:00 a.m. for the event. former san francisco mayor willie brown will be there. he's kicking off the donate-a- thon. he's donating more than 90 items. you know his famous tailored suits? he's donating them. >> i wonder if he will donate any of his hats. he's a stylish guy. >> he is. >>> let's check in with tara in for sal. and bart will be extending its service tonight? >> that is right. in honor of new years. the trains will be running every 20 minutes. with service until 3:00 tonight. of course they won't be stopping as frequently in order to accommodate over crowding. right now we will head outside take a look at highway 4 through bay point. you can s

. >> well, we in the daily city part of san francisco face some unique challenges demographicly. it's no longer the center of the jewish community it once was and the congregations that are south of park are smaller numbers than they were maybe ten years ago or 15 years ago so we've begun to collaborate on areas of adult education programming, youth programming to bring the full resources of four neighboring synagogues together. rabbis to teach courses, some services and programs combined in an effort to create a larger pool of participants and reach out even further into the community. >> and for those folks who are listening that might actually live in that neighborhood, let's let them know the congregations that are involved in that cluster. >> sure. it's the four congregations that are working now in collaboration are luna, or shalom and ourselves beth israel jew dee ya. >> and can they go on to the internet or go to call one of you and find out more about the program? >> you can get information about our program from any of the four synagogues' websites. >> great. >> so we a

abc7 news reporter thomas roman is live at macy's in daily city. thomas? ama, dan, these stores want to make sure the last-minute shopper has someplace to go. beginning today macy's is having one of the longest one-day sales i have ever seen. they opened at 7:00 a.m. and they will go straight through until 7:00 a.m. on sunday. they are not alone. >> all of the last-minute stuff i got, i think. i have a few to go, but i'm pretty close. >> richard humphrey is a last-minute shopper who has come to the mall. the stores have some entice meant for procrastinators. there are some offering discounts of 50, 65 or 75% off. the one store in the mall that is offering a full two days of shopping and sales is macy's. th is one of the more than 800 macy's stores that is staying open for a full 48 hours from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. sunday. the idea is to make sure last-minute shoppers will be able to find a store open what ever the hour. it worries frank diaz. >> concerned about who they are going to have coming in at 3:00 in the morning to shop. that's kind of crazy. >> s

. >> in daily city, officials expect to clean up from a water main break. the pipe break turned a neighborhood into a muddy mess nearly $500,000 of that expense will go towards fixing the deep, 200 foot long gash in the hillside. ever since that pipe broke, many have complained of overflowing toilets and sewage problems. officials holding a meeting tonight to update residents on repair autos amazing. damage from one water main. >> the simple way to help feed those in need. >> also, the foamy mess environmentalists dumped outside levis head quarter was something they claim the jeans maker is doing. >> i'm sand gentleman ya patel. get ready for frosty cold nights ahead tr. there is more rain in the forecast. i'll have a preview of the weekend coming up. >> top five google searches of the year. including celebrities and a video game. can you with guess? stay with us. abc 7 news >>> we have breaking news in southern california. a police s.w.a.t. team is on cal state fullerton campus searching for a man with a gun. there is no report of a shooting at this point.

and 54 degrees in daily city. the next couple of days, the rain makes a return, maybe leftover showers on wednesday, and possibly a leftover shower on thursday. then dry weather come friday, but staying unsettled and pebbly wet again on saturday. >>> outside it is super quiet on the bay bridge. not expecting much of a commute on christmas eve. for the most part, the roads are drying out. a few problems from yesterday's flooding, highway 1 still shut down out in conoa county. for the next 15 minutes or so caltrans said highway 121 is going to be shut down between 116 and 37. both directions closed. flooding is the problem. a few rain drops on the lens across the bridge. traffic is slowing nicely there. wells 880 and 237. a quick look at the south bay. 280 moving at the limit. and out in the east bay, a quiet commute past the climb, up ward toward downtown. no service today, and muni and some ferries are on a holiday schedule. >>> a deadline looming to reach a settlement regarding the deadly pipeline explosion in sa

abc7 news reporter thomas roman is live at macy's in daily city. thomas? >> ama, dan, these stores want to make sure the last-minute shopper has someplace to go. beginning today macy's is having one of the longest one-day sales i have ever seen. they opened at 7:00 a.m. and they will go straight through until 7:00 a.m. on sunday. they are not alone. >> all of the last-minute stuff i got, i think. i have a few to go, but i'm pretty close. >> richard humphrey is a last-minute shopper who has come to the mall. the stores have some entice meant for procrastinators. there are some offering discounts of 50, 65 or 75% off. the one store in the mall that is offering a full two days of shopping and sales is macy's. th is one of the more than 800 macy's stores that is staying open for a full 48 hours from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. sunday. the idea is to make sure last-minute shoppers will be able to find a store open what ever the hour. it worries frank diaz. >> concerned about who they are going to have coming in at 3:00 in the morning to shop. that's kind of crazy. >

abc7 n abc7 news reporter thomas roman is live at macy's in daily city. thomas?> ama, dan, these stores want to make sure the last-minute shopper has someplace to go. beginning today macy's is having one of the longest one-day sales i have ever seen. they opened at 7:00 a.m. and they will go straight through until 7:00 a.m. on sunday. they are not alone. >> all of the last-minute stuff i got, i think. i have a few to go, but i'm pretty close. >> richard humphrey is a last-minute shopper who has come to the mall. the stores have some entice meant for procrastinators. there are some offering discounts of 50, 65 or 75% off. the one store in the mall that is offering a full two days of shopping and sales is macy's. th is one of the more than 800 macy's stores that is staying open for a full 48 hours from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. sunday. the idea is to make sure last-minute shoppers will be able to find a store open what ever the hour. it worries frank diaz. >> concerned about who they are going to have coming in at 3:00 in the morning to shop. that's kind of crazy. >>

in daily city justine waldman kron 4 news." >> seems like we've seen it all this in bay area weather.rain -- to fog -- to cold -- to sunny skies. on the top right, a live look from our camera atop mount tamalpais. on the bottom right, a live look at downtown san francisco. i'm here in the kron4's brian van aken -- brian what can we expect his week? >> more changes with warm weather to start of the week. once a, thursday, the satellite wednesday, thursday, showing the satellite will off to the north. the snow off to the organ is a weather system that is where bring it is off the gulf of alaska. and- oregon as we go towards the latter part of the week and the weekend temperatures will be in the 50s. here is how it is shaping up by tomorrow with sunshine and mild temperatures. a another great day. tuesday starts off well but increase with clouds as the storm system gets closer. rain for wednesday and it could be light/moderate with colder temperatures. possibly snowfall at the higher elevations. i will let you know more about the weather, coming up from this week. >> surveillance from tw

four people from daily city become innocent victims of a police pursuit. >> and on lighter side, a sport call frisbee golf. now, it's got a new name, and dozens of places to play. >>> here is what traffic has been like all day long headed to and from lake tahoe area. snow covered highways jammed with cars. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. once again, we're on storm watch, more rain is coming. we are live covering the weather for us tonight. let's start with you, john. a rough day for you and many others. >> tough getting up here, everybody is testing out snow boards and skis. there is an avalanche risk here because of the series of storms we've had that have dumped snow and rain and then, heavy snow now has been landing on the weaker layers of snow underneath. that has been creating danger. in fact on monday, a snowboarder was killed during an avalanche at donner ski ranch. the body discovered under two to three feet of snow. also on monday an experienced member of the ski patrol was killed in alpine meadows. that, however, was intentionally triggered by an explo

we will show you this around daily city in san francisco, approaching ocean beach as well.you will notice light to moderate cells towards the sunset district, and north bay, mill valley, still scattered showers, down pours as well. into the weekend, this is just the beginning. two storms we are tracking. first one tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., strongest rain. sunday, this will pack a punch with rainfall and winds. two storms we are tracking for saturday and sunday. here is the circulation setting this up. saturday storm, sunday storm developing off shore. into the weekend, rain saturday morning, scattered showers into the afternoon hours. sunday this will be the strongest storm. rainfall totals will add up. forecast totals for the weekend, 3-1/2 inches of rain in the north bay. maybe more in the hills. around the central portions of the bay 1-2 inches. into the weekend, we will keep an eye on the creeks, streams. all the storms will add up and add more rain and wind to the forecast for saturday and sunday. up in the sierra. this was the scene earlier today. int

traffic is looking good, 101 and 280 southbound looks good and passive can california driving towards daily city looks good as well. >> any showers out there? >> well, sort of, yes. >> we have some rain around and the cold air is coming in. i look out 7:10 and the pattern is all the way through christmas. if you get a look, i think kirkwood said 6 inches of snow because it was raining there last week and we have shower activity and any shower activity here should be confined closer to the coast. you can see scattered rain, not a lot but there are breaks in the clouds, orinda back over to berkeley out to the east bay. 580 and 680 split, not a lot, san mateo is reporting 280 and san mateo looks like they are circling the wagons. in the santa cruz mountains up towards sunny veil and temperatures are continuing to drop. watch these lows continue to dip over the next few hours and it is still coming town from the north. and windy as times as low pressure settles to the south of us with 50s on the temperatures. there is not a lot of change for next week. with your weekend always in view increasing clo

and west pound as you make the drive towards daily city here is mark. >>> you can see the wider perspectivethe radar, a little bit of snow activity in cape mendocino and we could have a few sprinkles approaching mendocino county. it is trailly in san francisco, half-moon bay checked in at 51 degrees at last check. in the afternoon skies are becoming partly cloudy low-to- mid 50s. another system developing off to the east could be back in our forecast for tomorrow but today just a batch of high clouds and we showed you the overcast. temperatures are mainly in the low-to-mid 50s and san mateo 53 degrees. here with your weekend always in view, there is a chance of a few light showers, that is for friday and that could linger. so most of your weekend should be dry and as we do wrap up 2012, we will look at tahoe forecast with some changeup in the sierra. >>> question from new town connecticut and they will try to show their support. >>> they are not happy and what they are asking of local officials. >>> 101 is looking good and we will look at some incidents in the east bay coming up. [ laughter

a couple drove off an embankment inçr%w daily city.he car plunged about 300 feet down this steep drop off near olympic club. the victim had to be carried to the top of therz bluff. a second person appears to be okay. the crash is under investigation. >> two children are in the hospital recovering after scary moments on board a school bus this morning near san leandro. sky 7 was over the seen. you can see the white camery crashed into the back of the school bus. a gold toyota camery was involved. a third person taken to the hospital. and officials say injuries were minor. >> a strike by crab fisher membermen is over. crabbers reached a deal and are getting ready to head back out to sea. >> they were protesting a drop from $3 a pound down to $2.50. a delay in crab season put boaters in a stronger bargaining position. today, fish wholesaler as agreed to continue to paying $3 a pound. >>zo]fv uc berkeley announced a scholarship to fund undocumented students. this streamer -- dreamers fund will help 200 cal students that will not ordinarily

he was mayor of daily city before being elected to the san mateo county board of supervisors known as a champion of people in need. in his community, serving as executive director of an organization helping former offenders and substance abusers find housing and jobs. mike nevin was 69 years old survived by wife, three children and five grandchildren. stay with us, more still to come. >>> indicate middleton will have to spend the next several days in the hospital. kate and prince william are expecting their first child, third in line to the british thrown. she's being treated for severe dehydration and nausea, expecting one out of every 285 preg nans yeez. kate expected to make a full recovery and the brits are beyond excited. >> this is just kind of put a real cherry on the top in terms of christmas. you know, just heading into 2013 gives us something exciting to look forward to. >> very uplifting i think she has, you know, found the nation's heart, definitely. >> buckingham pal yags yas says kate is about 12 week as long and good morning america sent laura spencer to london. you'll

a nice day other wise if you bundle up. 53 degrees in daily city, in san francisco 51, 55 alameda, in oakland 52. we're going to be looking for things to be partly cloudy on new year's eve. the numbers will be from 43 to 50. in the extended forecast from time to time we will get clouds this upcoming week. the numbers will be in the 50s all week. it looks like it will be dry right into next weekend. there's nothing big coming in. we finally get a chance to drain and dry. bad news for fun gas but for fungus but good news for us. >>> for the fire works in san francisco cal train has free rides beginning at 11:00 p.m. with later service only for southbound trains. n u nshg y -- nuny will offer free rides. there will be extended hours for light rail. bart is not offering free rides but will extend service to 3:00 a.m. >>> major news events in 2012 included the fall from grace of a former sports hero, massive storm that devastated parts of the northeast and the massacre at an elementary school. randall pink ston looks back at the year's top stories. >> a gunman stormed sandy hook elementary

blocking two lanes and blocking up computers in daily city. firefighters helping the chp. no one was hurt but it has been a while. >> our crews have been working all night. calls been very busy. 30 minutes sleep last night. very busy. >> reporter: in san francisco heavy winds and rain snapped this power pole before sun rise in the sunset district. >> when it happened there were tons of sparks and lightning. >> reporter: at one point 8400 customers lost power here. pg&e said they have been working all day to repair. >> the stuff in the freezer might be going. i missed the football game. not too bad. >> reporter: they agree. although the creek is high, it is fun to play in the puddle. >> amazing. >> reporter: back here live at 49th. pg&e expects to finish repairing these lines by 6:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. tonight. so it will be another hour before everyone here in this neighborhood can turn their lights back on. reporting live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> pg&e has been busy today restoring power to thousands of customers. there are 2,000 people wit

we will show you this around daily city in san francisco, approaching ocean beach as well.u will notice light to moderate cells towards the sunset district, and north bay, mill valley, still scattered showers, down pours as well. into the weekend, this is just the beginning. two storms we are tracking. first one tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., strongest rain. sunday, this will pack a punch with rainfall and winds. two storms we are tracking for saturday and sunday. here is the circulation setting this up. saturday storm, sunday storm developing off shore. into the weekend, rain saturday morning, scattered showers into the afternoon hours. sunday this will be the strongest storm. rainfall totals will add up. forecast totals for the weekend, 3-1/2 inches of rain in the north bay. maybe more in the hills. around the central portions of the bay 1-2 inches. into the weekend, we will keep an eye on the creeks, streams. all the storms will add up and add more rain and wind to the forecast for saturday and sunday. up in the sierra. this was the scene earlier today. inter

. -- 280 almost in daily city and our newsroom is working on it right now.t 880 westbound as we head to the mcarthur maze and traffic is okay getting out to the mcarthur maze and at the toll plaza there is no delay right now. and livermore valley, there is not a bad commute between grant line road and 680. if you are driving on 880, that looks good. 551 let's go to mark. >>> we have some frost, we have some cold numbers and you can see some upper 20s in fairfield and livermore, it is beginning to filter into livermore and temperatures are being kept up like an insulated blanket. a winter storm warning comes into place for portions of the mendocino count tip out towards lake count -- county. small additions for lake county and also out towards shaster county and especially out towards the sierra and it will be busy traveling and we want to keep that in mind because of the freeway closures and look at this snow fall. 2 to 5 feet right on through sunday for parts of the sierra. snow levels are right around 4,000 feet. you can see the storm, it is a first in a s

. >>> traffic was blocked on skyline boulevard in daily city early this morning as rescue crews pulled a man from a car that went right over the hillside. the chp got the call about 4:30 this morning after the car went off the road near olympic way and traffic ended up being blocked for about two hours. the man had serious injuries including a possible broken arm. it's not clear yet what caused the car to go over the side of that cliff but it ended up falling two to 300 feet before it finally came to a stop. >>> and in 10 minutes, robert handa is at the scene of a fatal crash near the lake observatory near mount hamilton in the south bay, what he's been able to learn about the victim. >>> police are investigate a string of home and car burglaries in one section of morgan hill. there's been more than two dozen in just the past month in the green leaf area right near highway 101 and east dunne avenue. >> reporter: many of the people who in these homes are in the holiday spirit but there's been a grinch stealing. the thieves took electronics and valuables. several days later her neighbor'

this is of course due to that disabled train and its effecting service to sfo, daily city as well asntown san francisco in the east bay. give yourself extra time if you need to use bart this morning. this say look at the bridge, you can see the traffic on the right hand side there looking good as you make the drive toward foster city and a look at the maize shows traffic moving well in all directions. we do want to mention we have an orange cone in the eastbound direction causing a little bit of swerving by cars but they'll be pick it up shortly and last but not least 101 through san francisco action you can see traffic on the left there as folks drive toward downtown where we have no delatos speak of. here's steve. >> thank you and a very good morning, cold morning under mostly cloudy skies. patchy fog for awhile. but clouds are increasing and i'll tell you with temperatures in the 30s and cloud cover rolling in it's going to be a very chilly day, any rain -- it's going to be light in the morning. anything that develop will be later this afternoon, tonight and into early saturday es

in daily city justine waldman kron 4 news." >> let us break this down for you. here's what bart riders are currently paying to park. it's five dollars a day at west oakland. demand.small lot. it's two dollars a day on the peninsula. daly city, colma, south san francisco, san bruno and millbrae. six stations are free. south hayward, hayward, coliseum, richmond, concord and north concord. all other bart stations.and there are 32 of them.cost one dollar per day. so we're asking on our kron four facebook fan page.what do you think about this propsed change to parking fees.that would see some stations increase parking fees.and others decrease the cost.all based on demand.how quickly the lots fill up. join the conversation.i'll be reading comments later in the show. >>pam: clear skies around much of the bay area today. a big change from the recent wet weather. on the top right -- a live look from mount tamalpais. on the bottom right a live view of san francisco. take a look to the clouds, a beautiful backdrop to the skyline. i'm here in the weather center with jacquel

at balboa train station and experiencing delays into and out of san francisco especially on the daily cityok on the roadways, quiet all morning, westbound 237 no delay for the silicon valley commute. 880 is moving fine near the oakland coliseum. it is dry for now. mostly cloudy skies. over the bay could see a few sprinkles this morning in the north bay and sonoma county but the rain should be here in the afternoon. tracking it on the high track doppler, light showers through this evening and tomorrow morning. we are expecting a half-inch or less. it looks like we clear out sunday. more scattered showers tuesday and more wet weather for the middle of next week. >> rachael: today... >> you like that? you like that? >> rachael: relax, it's "casual friday". and cake boss is cooling us off with easy ice cream cake you can make at home. bababind. >> really good. >> rachael: talk show host jeff probst is spending "casual friday" talking about casual sex. >> in anything that gets your woman stirring desire is a good thing of the >> rachael: and you guys must be really hungry. keep it casual in the

temperatures right now 50 degrees in oakland was san mateo is a 45 daily city 47 downtown set for a sanur coming in a 45. satellite and radar shows little breaks from all this forms and rain today due to high pressure. tonight at of another system may bring in some showers in rain tuesday into wednesday. we're now expecting a really big amounts of rain. the best chance of rain will be north of us. we start our future cast that 9 in the morning. tomorrows morning commute should be fine. into the evening hours we're looking at spotty showers especially for our friends in the north bay. that showers will move further south tuesday into the evening hour. the heavier stuff you can see said rosa palo matt wed. 1:00 in the morning will see more heavy rain in the north bay as well. into wednesday morning we could see some moderate to heavy rainfall. again i am not expecting this rain to last a long time. we want to keep that in mind as we are still dealing with start clean up in the next couple of days. highs for today 63 for palo alto 61 for sunnyvale fremont in the lower 60s. a pretty nice da

and bus two in daily center city shopping center food court at 11:00 a.m. lots of chances today.o start helping others out. >> certainly. we've been in this moist flow now for the past several days but stew systems are behind us. we have a final one that promises heavy rain, gusty winds and raindrops here. i80, light rain. it will be with us on and off today. i will let you know when the heavier rain heads your way coming up. >> and also ahead all that talking, texting and data, it can add up to hundreds of dollars. 7 on your side's michael finney tells us one of the big ways you can save on your >> welcome back. here's a live look outside at san jose this morning. just light rain, sprinkles down there in the south bay. 68 degrees but lots is in store for places all over the bay area this morning. lisa argen here now to fill us in with the breaks, what's next. the two down, one to go. >> i like that, breaks and what's next, two down, one to go. that's exactly it. we are in the break. two are behind us. heaviest with gusty winds tonight. but we have on and off rain showers as you

and bus two in daily center city shopping center food court at 11:00 a.m.ill cross paths with one of the buses or the fire truck and kickoff the holiday season. >> that's right. >> as the storm kicks off its last phase, at least? >> that's right. i was looking at some of these areas in nevada. they have high-elevation snow but gusty winds there. back home freezing. winds outs of the southeast at 30 miles an hour. here's a look from the roof camera. on and off light rain showers through the morning and the afternoon. but the last system bringing heavy rain, gusty winds and several inches of rain and flirting with flood stage in many. our rivers of the north bay. that's all to come in later today. i'll have your timeline coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, all that talking, texting and data, it can add up to hundreds of dollars. 7 on your side's michael finney tells us one of the big ways you can save on your >> welcome back, everyone. the woman of the hour, lisa argen. we need to know where every rain drop will fall today. >> well we will pinpoint the

stick around, right now chuck is doing "the daily rundown." the city that never sleeps. >> he's going to shave his mustache off. have a good weekend, everybody. >>> meeting expectations. more jobs were added in november than predicted in the unemployment rate, it drops again. for the first time in years this may be a monthly job report that suddenly doesn't have a political impact but, hey, how about an economic one? senate surprise. south carolina's jim demint says he's resigning to run the heritage foundation. will he even have more power among conservatives on the outside? and who is on 0 the short list for nikki haley to fill the seat? and breaking news from the romney campaign. you heard me right. the final fund-raising month was an unusual press release raises a few eyebrows. causes some finger pointing and reminds us of the multibillion-dollar campaign we just went through. good morning from new york city. it's friday, december 7th, 2012. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. you should always remember this is a day that lives in infamy a

and this puts him in the interesting mix of cultures that would have been the daily life of a city like sepphoris-- through the marketplace, in the building. and sepphoris itself, as a city, was built precisely at the time that jesus was growing up and living just next door. >> you couldn't deal and wheel either in the workplace or in the market without knowing a good deal of greek. and i can't hardly imagine anybody worth their salt who wouldn't know some greek. jesus s trilingual jesus participated in both the aramaic and hebrew culture and its literatures, as well as the kind of hellenistic greek that he needed to do his business and his ministry. >> narrator: despite its greek and roman influences, sepphoris was a thoroughly jewish city. and jesus remained faithful to his religious heritage when he left nazareth to become a preacher. >> ( dramatized ): then he began to speak, and taught them, saying, "do not think i have come to abolish the law or the prophets. i have come not to abolish but to fulfill." >> what we learned from the gospel stories is not that jesus was not jewish. qu

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city wide, develop strategies with departments for new projects, and implementing what has been approved. he should be concerned with integrating and cord naided interdepartment activities. dt on the other hand focuses on daily operations that are shared throughout the city. combining these two roles causes confusion, particularly over the role city cio and in combination it's too much for one person to do properly. information -- pardon me for a moment. our report points out specific deficiency in how dat is gathered, organized and presented. one example is reflected in budget reports. while budgets are made on a department by department basis there is not a complete agreement on certain definitions. for example, where does one budget for radio systems? not in technology. as a result the controller presented a city budget for technology of just under $200 million. through our interviews with technology leadership we were told that amount is under estimated by ten to 20% or more due to the differences of what to include. actual expenditures presented more difficult picture. some departments use non technology people to perform technology assignments and hiding the expenses outside of technology. actual cost

an endless series of deadly shootings across the country almost daily reports of victims, many of them children, in small town and big cities all across america. victims whose much of the time, their only fault was being in the wrong place at the wrong time. in the coming weeks i'll use whatever power this office holds to engage my fellow citizens from law enforcement to mental health professionals, to parents and educators. in an effort aimed at preventing more tragedies like this. because what choice do we have? we can't accept events like this as routine. are we really prepared to say that we're powerless? in the face of such carnage. that the politics are too hard. are we prepared to say such violence visited upon on children year after year is somehow the price of our freedom? >>> with the tragedy in connecticut has put the spotlight on mental health in this country. one mother whose far away from connecticut wrote about the issue that touches her own son. >> my name is liza long, i'm the mother of a mentally ill son. i'm calling my son michael, that's not his real name, he's 13 years old, he's bright, he loves harry p

daily tasks. this is no lasting city we know. may we passed through it with a little more credit to end with a firmer determination to live the kind of lives we have been called to live. >> i now ask the united states senate observed a moment of silence for the victims of the sandy hook elementary school tragedy. >> i thank the deadly before the words. so please do have on the floor democratic leader and the yield to her the customary one minute. >> think you -- thank you, mr. speaker. i think the gentleman for yielding and rise in support of the resolution, very important resolution to condemn the act of a lone gunman in newtown, conn., and to offer condolences to the families and members of the community. i join him in the words of this resolution in saluting the coverage of the teachers and administrators who gave their lives to save the children and their care. the first responders your ride on the scene to and the succession of killings that were happening. those first responders, they leave their homes every day knowing the

cities from the daily caller and will a fox news contributor. welcome to you both. want to be clear. i spent over a decade working in the restaurant business and in construction business. every job imaginable. this is not about workers to me. i respect the hard work -- i don't care if people join a union. they shouldn't be forced to, which is my case. with that said, when you look at a city like detroit and the decision like this -- they're smoking pot. they are drinking, how did they get their job back? if i did that eye am outta here. >> well, obviously, it's troubling if workers -- what they do on their recreation time affects their workplace. >> sean: look at this. they are drinking heavily. they are smoking weed, going back to build our cars. that's not problematic for you? >> conceptually it's problematic, without knowing anything pleasure i have seen. but on the logic picture, which you started out with, the american workers, the envy of the world. automotive industry is the envy of the world. so i think that the problems in the workplace are problems that de

we hear of these morning hosts doing these type of pranks daily here in new york city.mera shows. it's not expected, even within the pale of predictions that somebody would kill themselves because of this. i think unfortunately it did contribute. probably pushed her over the edge. but you can't hold these deejays responsible for this. it wasn't inherently inflammatory and disrespectful. it was funny and stupid. >> one of my producers say, you guys played gangnam style on the song and my kids jumped out of bad. >> it's an amazing song. i'm mesmerized. me and my girlfriend watch it. i've memorized korean now. >> let's talk about the pope joining twitter this week. pope benedict got more than 500,000 followers before he sent out his first tweet. wow. >> i think this is amazing. i get excited when you retweet me. if i can get the pope himself to retweet me, i would be so excited. he has over 550,000 followers already. i hope he uses twitter to try to trash talk some celebrities. be like, hey, rihanna, how could you be

. >> there have been almost daily reports of victims, in small towns and big cities across america.e much of time, their only fault was being in the wrong place at the wrong time. we can't tolerate this anymore. >> as the president read the first name of each young vick testimony out loud, there were audible sobs and cries. >>> a first grader from sandy hook is the sole survivor from her class. >> she had to play dead before she could get away. >> lara spencer spoke with the pastor counseling the girl's family. >> you have a parishoner who was there. >> she ran out of the billing covered in blood from head to toe, and the first words to her mom were, mommy, i'm okay, but all of my friends are dead. >> was she the only clild in that class who survived? >> yes. of those left in the classroom, she was the lone survivor. >> what did she tell her mom? what did she see in there? >> she saw someone she felt was angry and somebody she felt was very mad. >> how, at 6 1/2 years old, can you be that smart, that brave? >> think it's impossible outside of divine intervention. she has wisdom beyo

. >>> daily flash backs at the music city radio hall. they were designed to be a place where ordinary people could afford to experience high quality entertainment. 80 years later, 300 million people have seen shows and it's still the largest indoor theater in the world. so big that they even played a wnba basketball game there and it's across the street from the studios in new york. stalemate and gridlock. call it what you will, but with washington five days away from falling off the cliff, had this become the new normal the senior editor from the national view. welcome and thank you so much. i top the play a cliff that we had yesterday on the report. it was interesting to see where the crisis has gone. >> it's not a cliff, but more like a slope. it's on january 20th. it's retro actively with the spending and i don't think there was any great impact. not too much. >> we had this two months back and forth. if we don't hit this january 1st deadline, the minds would be right and the world is collapsing. chicken little full on. there seems t

daily dose. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country.w york morning fog 60 degrees. periods of sun in miami 79. showers in chicago 65. clearing in dallas 81. partly sunny in atlanta, 67 degrees. >>> let's check your national forecast. the brief break from the stormy weather in the west rain and snow showers occur from western washington to northern rockies. but don't put away the umbrellas just yet. another big storm is expected to hit the region tomorrow. mostly dry and warm across the rest of the country with temperatures in some areas running above -- whoa. running 30 degrees above average. i was going to say 30 degrees. in sports this morning the cowboys tony romo set the record taking down the eagles. he had three touchdowns. less than a minute left, johnson returns a punt 98 yards to get the eagles within five. dallas is ready. and gets the on sidekick. cowboys take down the eagles 38-33. philadelphia now losing eight straight games. pittsburgh really wanted this. fourth quarter here. the steelers miller dives across the goal to ti