dave: and now all this.king website orbits, assuming a 22-year-old guy who launched the web site after he figured out a way to get supercheek plane tickets. i used to work in the airline industry. cheryl: this is brilliant. he is 22 years old, he works for some technology start up in new york city. he figured out what many in the industry used to practice themselves and that is if you buy a round-trip ticket, you want to go to san francisco but you buy a round trip to l.a. through san francisco just get off the plane in san francisco. only works if you buy 1-way ticket and you have to do a carry-on bag but he created a web site to do those searches to give you the cheap ticket for san francisco and not go to l a. brilliant but they are suing him. he said on website i tried to log on to get a ticket to somewhere i wanted to go and the web site shutdown now. he says they are suing me and i will come back to you later but i can't offer any services until this is resolve. these are billion dollar enemies these k

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dave: earlier today, "varney & co."of 3-d systems using technology to help animals who need new limbs. you have to see this video. take a look. >> in the case of derby, started with scanning and digitizing his deformed limbs, sculpting it in our new clay tools, the free form tool that allows to you design as if you're sculpting in real life, and then printing for him in multimaterials a veryplexible and functional set of prosthetics that got him up and running immediately. that's the beauty of the new design and manufacturing 3-d printing tools. liz: that is amazing! wow! can you catch all of today's interviews on foxbusiness.com. dave: now, back to sony, we've been asking you if you agree about the president's stance with regard to sony staying was the fault of sony? duke says nope, what happened to freedom of speech and freedom of expression? liz: mike says no, but it would have been a dud anyway. are we confusing what the question is? dave: the question is essentially what about north korea and its association with s

tonight a conversation with musician dave koz. his latest holiday offering titled "the 25th of december." featuring duets with some of his friends, johnny mathis, eric bonet, gloria estefan, india arie, stevie wonder, and jonathan butler. he and jonathan, in fact, will close our show tonight with two classic carols. we're glad you joined us. a conversation and performance from dave koz coming up right now. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> always a pleasure and delight to welcome multi grammy nominee and, most importantly, my friend, dave koz, back to the program. his fifth album, "the 25th of december," with the likes of al gore -- of gloria estefan, stevie wonder. and he will finish the show with a solo of "first noel," and duet with -- speaking of friends -- jonathan butler. love this. "o holy night." great to have you on the program. >> it's my honor. we're all fops -- >> i like that. i owe you a big thank you. jonathan has been here since the walk of fame star thing. for thos

the dave clark birthday. he turned 72 years old. >> but you look much younger han that. >> yeah he is taller. [ laughter ] >> you know dave asked a serious question and i will say this, the commute is wet but we don't have any serious problems expect there is always the expect, there is one problem. let me get into the right mode here. there is a problem with the santa cruz mountains. we have a serious problem with a tree that came down. highway 17 and the chp says the tree came down. it's blocking all the lanes. if you drive in the santa cruz mountains give yourself plenty of time. however this is really bad for the commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. we've also been talking about standing water. san francisco eastbound 80 at 7th there was standing water at that ramp. let's bring steve in here. is that rain or fog or both? >> i'm sorry three people were talking to me. >> we showed a picture of san francisco. it's getting fogged out. >> there has been a series of rains that has gone through. and t

dave is joining us live. dave? >> reporter: greta, good evening to you. i can tell you that philadelphia police have been frustrated with this case. the fbi is involved. in fact, we were there when the fbi questioned shane's parents once again. we're talking about shane montgomery, a 21-year-old here. the fbi could not say much but investigators are telling us that they don't know much right now. shane's picture has been posted on every storefront and, in fact, some cases, drink specials have been replaced with signs like this across philadelphia and all across the city. here's what police are telling us. he was at a bar on thanksgiving eve. the bar was wrapping up for the

. >> reporter: dave brown grew up on gilchrist in northwest detroit.d became fast friends n march of '68 watson was nearly killed by end knee fire. >> i lost kidney and 3-foot of intestine and was, you know, med vac out by chopper. >> didn't know how bad because nobody knows they pick you up and get you out of there so nobody has any idea what kind of shape you're in and for 40 whatever six years or whatever it is i wondered what happened to him. >> reporter: from the chaos of war to the chaos of life. dave brown returned to michigan after vietnam and eventually settled into this home on dorothea in berkeley. what he didn't know for the past 18 years his neighbor was roger watson. this is dave' living room, his backyard on franklin street in berkeley is cattycorner from roger's backyard. just before halloween dave's wife peggy was walking the dog around the block. >> she walked around the block and saw my vietnam veteran hat on the back of my car the car said ninth infantry division. >> it was amazing to find -- to find out that we were so close. our l

dave is right, still raining out there. for some. rain is really picking up in parts of marin county and east bay. and another system is just flying down here. it won't take long. it's already knocking on the door if you will. [knocking] come on in and there it is. this will not be as strong as last night but it will give us

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in upper darby. dave, you were telling us at 5:00 this dog is very important to her family. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, lucy, think shooting happened in broad daylight upper darby police still trying to figure out who shot the dog and why. tonight the owner is speaking out about the shooting and tells us why this dog means so much to her. >> look how beautiful my baby is. >> heavily bandaged but wagging her tail, 22 month old molly humbled out of surgery to the joy of her owner after someone in the upper darby neighborhood where the dog's oh ener lives shot the dog in the neck. >> i just want to know why, because she's just so precious. she doesn't harm not even a fly. >> there are no complaints against the residence, and/or the dogs that live at this locate. >> reporter: debra feliciano was beside herself when she got a phone call friday telling her dog a rotweiler pitbull mixed had been shot. >> my uncle before he passed away he gave me her in the palm of my hand. she means everything to me.

dave? >> reporter: that's right parents actually got the news the shocking news in a letter we talked to the school district of philadelphia about it and it turns out they're pretty shocked, too. kianna was looking forward to going back to the walter palmer middle school after christmas break. >> i was excited to basketball because we just started that and our first game in january. >> reporter: she wanted to see her classmates, too. but that's not happening any more. >> at first i didn't really believe it, 'cause, like, it just came out of nowhere. >> reporter: she's talking about this letter from the school's name sake founder sent to her mother nicole haines. the palmer charter middle school will be closed as of december 31st. >> why would they say so late to let us know. >> reporter: doors already shut for christmas break they'll essentially stay that way and haines did not see it coming. >> now we got till break is over to scramble and try to find a school for our kids. >> reporter: th

my guest to the is dave goal. hgrohl.first the past couple ofs we have dealt with a grand jury decision in month movement failing to indict the officer for the shooting of brown. we did our best. even at the expense of rams and the st. louis police sa association, twitter war. i know doing those bits help no one other then us at the show as a outlet, a ka tha a way to dige process. that process brought to you by arby's. arby's, you think pain and grief had hard to digest. [laughing] >> jon: but anyways. at least that process has begun. we were glad to be able to move forward ever so slowly hoping that we might as a country have a respite of these injustices. we did have a respite for maybe [beep] what time is it? >> no indictment in the death *f eric gardner. a grand jury in new york city has decided not to charge the white police officer in the death of an unarmed african-american man. >> jon: i don't know. i honestly don't know what to say. if comedy is tragedy plus time i need more [beep] time. i would really s

dave. >> reporter: that's right joyce.nvestigators are looking at instagram posts that they have linked back to the suspect. that's part of the investigati investigation. they are describing these posts as anti police statements online and we also now know the names of the nypd officers executed in this win lynn 82 maryland two months ago. raphael ramos leaving behind a wife and 13-year-old son all of this just before christmas week. >> police call eight saturday afternoon ambush. 2nypd officers executed while sitting in their patrol car in the brooklyn neighborhood. new york's mayor and police commissioner somber and shane addressing the tragedy. >> today two of new york's finest were shot and killed with no warning, no provocation. they were quiet simply assasinated. >> reporter: commissioner william, says officers were responding to crime complaints in a housing development when 28-year-old ishmal brincely attacked in cold blood. >> he took a shooting stance on the passenger side and fired the weapon -- his weapon sever

dave. >> thank you very much, janine. as part of a pilot program, inner lock devices are already required for convicted dui drivers in alameda, sacramento. 24 other state has similar laws. those devices are 67% more effective at preventing repeat drunk driving. >>> a fairfield man is set to be charged on suspicion of start -- it all happened as they were driving near the intersection of route 29 and highway 221. the victims girlfriend told the napa valley register that she was driving when it all happened. the attack appeared to be unprovoked. >>> police arrested a man in palo alto after a dramatic police chase. police say 21-year-old augustine angola was driving a stolen truck early yesterday morning. a police officer on foot tried to stop him but police say angola almost ran him over. that officer jumped back into his car and chased him. at least 20 other officers from several other agencies joined the chase before the driver abandoned the truck. he was eventually arrested. he is now facing four felonies including assau

dave? >> all right, tori. >>> the ride sharing company uber is promising free rides to people who want to get pay way from the scene of that hostage situation in sydney. that's after uber was criticized for raising its rates as the hostage situation was unfolding. a technology news website says uber briefly charged four times the usual rate to people trying to get out of that area. but after there was a backlash on social media, uber apologized and then started giving free rides. they are offering refund to the people who paid those higher fees. >>> 7:12. back here at home, a san jose police officer, under fire. coming up in 25 minutes, his controversial tweets about the recent protests in ferguson, missouri. >>> and new details coming out about the massive hacking attack on sony pictures. what the company is now admitting and its warning concerning leaked documents. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving in some areas, believe it

she edits the video to include dave's photos. and here it is, "shoot fukushima." >> this trip is very relaxing. it's very calm, very peaceful here. very different than tokyo. >> translator: there have been many harmful rumors about fukushima, and that has hurt the local economy. nothing would make me happier than to be useful to the recovery effort. >> reporter: "shoot fukushima" to nother way for her to spread people around the world and make everybody feel happy. nhk world, fukushima. >>> time for a check of the weather. people in northeastern areas of the u.s. dealing with a powerful winter storm. they're being hit with a mix of snow and heavy rain. mai shoji joins us with more. >> residents in the u.s. on both extreme coasts. the ones in the new england states moving to the extreme northeast, this is a nor'easter we call it. a very potent system. the isobars are very close to each other. bringing a lot of the coastal rainfall, making for a new daily record for new york city, for example, and jfk as well as laguardia airports

i know you want to tell dave something. >> dave, you have never been to beach babylon, get over here.here. >> you will. i will be right out front to see you. >> fabulous show. >> we want to thank bill. he's the muse ikeal director here -- music amal director. if you would like to come to the show, almost all of the shows are sold out. you want to check out our website and i know they have a special performance on new year's eve with the champagne and truffles. >> yes. >> fabulous. you've done a great job. thank you and tell everyone thank you, tara. >> and tara, you sang terrific, too. >> she has a great voice. >> reporter: i would love to do what she does. a fun job. tough work. you have 13 costume changes, don't you, per show? >> i definitely do and costumes and characters to go with it. >> absolutely. thank you. >> thank you. >>> 8:42. we need to nov onto other news. the beleaguered donald sterling and the revered derek jeter on the same list? it has nothing to do with sports. the tie between these two men that's making news this morning. >>> what's in a name? after the break, how

i'm dave clark.so cold, i understand bubba the tortoise checked in. >> bubba the tortoise. i said move over. it will be cold tonight. most of the breeze -- if it's still there, it's keeping the temperature up a little bit. it's going to -- go to a live cam, jeff. i will set the computer in motion again. thank you very much. thank you. >> it looks cold looking on the cameras looking out over the bay area. when you wake up this morning, when steve is telling you to dress in layers, it is wise. >> how is that, jeff? how are we looking now? there you go. >> the magic of tv. >> thank you. [laughter] >>> wind advisory out. power outages. until about noon. most locations, it's a far cry from yesterday. it's in therele? noon. tonight, the freeze warning kicks in. there will be some teens in the north bay. if the wind tails off, a lot of 30s and 20s will be showing up. we had a few. walnut creek dipped back to 30. santa rosa, 36. redwood city, 33. san jose, 39. livermore, 39. oakland airport is 38. that's a s

dave? >> thank you. >>> time is now 6:07. we have details on a stolen car chase that started, and ended with police shooting a female suspect in oakland. the pursuit started about 8:00 last night. ended in a cul-de-sac on springfield street near 98th and bancroft in oakland. police say they tried to pull over the female driver, but she sped off. at one . rammed several police cars and then police open fire. the woman was wounded, she was taken to the hospital, police say she is in grave condition. one police officer was treated for minor injuries. >>> a major over fight fire has shut down portions of 2 major freeways in downtown los angeles. it starts at 1:30 at an apartment building under construction. that spread to 2 near by office buildings. crews shut down parts of the freeways. 110 remains closed because of possible burned framing collapsing on the road. the damage is estimated in themillions. so far no injuries are reported. >>> another big storm will hit the bay area. steve says it is expected to be even stronger than

fox 29's dave kinchen is live at the bristol police department. dave?> reporter: kerry, good evening. police here in bristol tell us the driver was released pending further investigation. they interviewed the driver tonight. they say so far he is cooperat cooperating. >> the 1984 old accused driving a dodge ram into a levittown home killing an elderly woman said nothing as he left bristol police headquarters with his family friday night. >> he expressed remorse. like i said he's been cooperative through the entire process. >>> the victim jenny russo was sleeping in her bedroom when the driver charge up to her home busting into the side of her home. you can see the tire tracks he here. >> she told me from the impact the statue hit her on the head. >> reporter: ronald ruse so ran over to his injured mother after the crash woke him up. >> ronald i'm feeling cold. >> a gaping hole in the wall leaving the ailing woman under hospice care under the elements. >> we made one move from here to there. we moved from there back to the hospital bed and that was just

sorry, dave. >> wow. >> get ready. if you are heading out for new year's eve, bundle up, people are saying it's already cold. what are you talking about? colder air is on the way nd you a throw in a robust breeze and you will feel it. temperatures will take a plunge and take us into freeze mornings by thursday morning. our system up in the pacific northwest, this is it. yes. this is it. there won't be much in the way of snow or rain. there could be a few showers. a lot of low clouds have increased here. most locations are in the 40s. a few 30s. santa cruz mountains as well. did see bonnie dune at 33. a few upper 20s. grayton and sebastopol 29. a lot of 30s, including la fayette, orin dawn, brentwood, pittsburg. the low clouds will favor areas around the bay and inland but it's the cold plunge. i haven't said this in a long time, it could be one of those crazy colds as we head towards tuesday night and then also into wednesday and very windy from top to bottom. from crescent city to san diego even over to las vegas, it

let's go right over to dave murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> hi, matt. all right. so, we have rain. it is out of here just as accuweather said it would. now there's cloud cover overhead but you're starting to see some holes in the clouds open up. we'll see some sunshine early and i think there's a better chance of more of that later this afternoon. temperatures aren't bad either. we have slipped to 41 degrees but 41 is something like eight or 9 degrees milder than it was this time yesterday so not too bad. winds are light which is also good. 43 in allentown, from 40 wilmington, and 44 in sea isle city. if you're dressing the kids i'm recommending a decent coat this morning. this afternoon they might be able to ease back on the gear once they get home from school if they're out and about doing something later because we are going to see those numbers come up at least for a time this afternoon. that break is coming, kids. not too much school from we get the break. 41 degrees on storm tracker 6 app on the smartphone. by 8 o'clock prob

. >> let's turn to dave murphy.s here now, which you know. >> well, looks like the worst of it is probably going to be during the morning hours. there's a chance we get decent improvement during the afternoon but we'll start with storm tracker 6 live double scan. as i mentioned at the top of the half hour we have that blue changeover happening north and west of philadelphia and if i give you that two dimensional view, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing you thousand changeover to blue is indicating areas where we actually do have some of that mixed precipitation with some light freezing rain possible which is probably even worse than snow but there's also some wet snowflakes mixing in here as well and i would be real careful driving around allentown, bethlehem, easton and down toward quakertown, maybe even areas close to doylestown early this morning. we are expecting warm air from the south to start to change this over to rain eventually but it isn't happening yet as we expect at this early hour. i'll swing do

dave? >> katie utehs, thank you. >>> on our ktvu facebook page, we are asking what you think about the protests. do you sympathize or are you tired of it? i want to show you some of the responses we've received this morning, one says we have the right to freedom of speech. though i dry the line at looting, breaking story windows and stopping traffic on freeways. stopping trains. with all of this happening, nothing is getting resolved. jessica writes, they are causing more harm than good. innocent people are being caught in the middle who did nothing to deserve it. they are destroying neighborhoods, how is that proving any point? and sheila wright says, mlk did it the right way. these protesters all need a history lesson in the civil rights movement. you can join our conversation by going to our ktvu facebook page and tell us what you think about the demonstrations. let us know if you are one of the people stuck in traffic during last night's freeway shutdown or on the train. we would like t

watch out, pam. >> but he's dave clark. >> he's dave clark. >> dave clark. >>> good morning.i love james bond movies. it's a guilty plesh our for me. let's take a look at 880 northbound. you see slow traffic here. more people may be on 880, 580 was a mess. we go to the maps and i will do that in a moment. i will show you the east bay. let's go to the toll plaza first. i think a lot of you are wondering what's going on. it's about a 30-minute delay. nothing out of the ordinary. better than yesterday. getting back to why we saw 880 so slow, 580 is backed up out of san leandro all the way up to the meadz. that's because. earlier issues. we're looking at slow traffic in san jose. 101 has been sold out. 208 and 85 and ordinarily this would be terrible traffic but compared to what we've had the last few days, i would say this is okay. you can deal with it. it will be slow but it's better than yesterday. 8:17. back to steve in the weather center. >> i hope it's better than yesterday, sal. >> much beter. >> that was a crazy day. >>> still some rain out there. not a lot. there is a li

braving the cold. >> reporter: and dave looks pretty good. >> dave always looks good.an who is also known for his style that is you. you have been known to be a stylish gentleman. speaking of which you have the willie brown collection. and that is when we have a few samples. these are items you donate to good will. what is the goal here? >> well, every year whatever i want in a year i give to good will. and this time it was i don't know 70 or 80 items. and jackets, shirts, suits, i do it if i ever -- >> reporter: if you haven't worn it this past year. >> you know people horde too much. and you never visited. i try my best to avoid that by sharing. my expensive items. >> i was just looking through them. what seize are these by the way? >> these are all 42. >> it is a very good cause. just a band itself people who work with good will. the training program. and the opportunity and the reason i chose good will a long time ago because at one time in life good will helped me. >> reporter: thank you for your time. good will donate-a-thon we are here at 1500 mission street in

fox 29's dave schratwieser live in west philadelphia with how they pulled it off. dave? >> reporter: jeffrey, pretty good take down by the city's majors crime unit much these scammers were recruiting victims on college campuses here in the city, on south street and at other locations taking people for thousands of dollars. tonight three suspects are under arrest. >> can't get something for nothing. >> reporter: with the holiday season upon us that was the warning from police as sheathed off the proceeds from a exam that claimed dozens of victims in recent months. >> it's a couldn't can't game. that's what it is. he cons you into saying maybe, i don't have a checking account can you please deposit this check in your account and i'll reimburse you. >> reporter: the con game netted all this and more. investigators say the ringleader was 20-year-old raymond star who has eight prior arrests. >> he's very entertaining pers person. >> reporter: major crimes investigators say star and other members of a gang based here in germantown would scam people with a smooth line of talk.

dave's specialty was firearms.he militias before here in montana. >> hello, everyone. i'm aisha sesay. this breaking news in to us here at cnn. reuters news service is reporting an air asia flight from the indonesian city of suribaya lost contact with air traffic controllers sunday morning. the plane was en route to singapore. an indonesian transport official tells reuters the pilot asked for an unusual route before losing contact. he says 155 people were on board the airbus 320. we are monitoring the story for you very closely and we will bring you updates as they become available. we'll have much more on this breaking news story. so stay with cnn. we return you now to "the hunt." ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ ♪ which means it's timeson for th

i know are you excited dave? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: we wanted to talk about how the items get to your doorstep. it all starts here with the computers once you get the represently from people. >> that is right. we are out here at santa's workshop in tracy. fulfilling orders. there is about 4,000 people in here helping to fulfill orders for customers and another 3,000 robots. and you are right, we are using technology to support those people whether through keeva or the pack tools. once an item comes into this area and we get the items come in, we now have the robots that drive the inventory up to the picker. >> that is the little orange thing. >> that is is right. the orange robots driving around the pods. are going around bringing inventory up. it will tell them what box to put it in and it will be on a box. so today in san francisco in the bay area you can order up until noon and get as many as 3.5 million items of selection from this site delivered locally. massive location here. >> reporter: it's like 28 f

and participate on the one on one, and really give us an opportunity, as cal train, has done and as dave mentioned to fully vet the options for a vehicle, procurement and what the best possible vehicle would be for both state wide service, and service in the integrated corridors in northern california, and southern california, to maximize the operation of the trains, i just want to echo, both brian and daves comments and stress that we are fully committed to working with cal train and working with our partners to land on a solution that works for both commuter and high speed service, and in the corridor for san francisco and for us, between san francisco and gill roy, to maximize our ability to deliver the service and, fully integrated operation that accommodates that 50 year vision that we are trying to arrive at. and so i think that as they have pointed out, we are in the midst of having those conversation and i think that we are off to a good start and we will be having a formal technical conversation at the end of this month and out of that, we will be able to hopefully land on sever

joining me now is dave ziran, sports editor for "the nation."anks for being here. >> it's great to be here. >> dave, what's your reaction to that interview? >> well, my reaction is that ray rice is going through this hell of his own making for two reasons. and those reasons have nothing to do with actually removing janay rice from consciousness in that elevator. one, he was caught on videotape and, two, the chickens are coming home to roost on decades of the national football league covering up abuse of women. roger goodell, the commissioner of the nfl, he needs to answer for the institutional cover-ups that have taken place in the national football league. 56 arrests of nfl players on domestic violence charges. >> how many? >> 56 under roger goodell's tenure. >> you seem to be seeing this as an nfl issue. you use the term cover-up. >> yeah, because the nfl actually does not have a domestic violence epidemic. the rates of domestic violence arrests in the nfl are much less than domestic violence arrests in the united states. the united states has

dave: i tell you what i am worried about.the germans or the italians voted japanese. i'm worried about the u.s. savor who represents average middle america that is losing money because for the past three years as low as inflation has been, if you are holding money in a bank you are losing money. that is the overwhelming majority of americans. wall street love these zero rates, mean street hates command for good reason. stuart: lending club starting trading on the new york stock exchange. jo lin kent is there with a special guest. stock is up 51%. >> it is refuge move.

dave? >> reporter: iain, that's right the parents are frustrated and of course federal investigators and northwest detectives are also frustrated on this day six of the search for shane montgomery. fbi and northwest detectives working to enhance surveillance video including a clip they got before 11:00 o'clock last night. so far they say that clip does not show shane. let's go to some video right n now. detectives spent today working abandoned factories and buildings in the manayunk area. but they found nothing. the weather preventing shane's family from doing any of their own searching today. but the official reward for information leading to shane remains actually at $26,000 now. although a family friend set up a go fund me page to raise additional money. shane's parents met with federal investigators again today and we just spoke with the parents in the last hour. they said it's hard pressing on but they are not giving up. >> ups and downs. um, good moments, bad moments. um, just i'm doi

. >> all right dave. the rain stopped yesterday but the roads are still damp as you head out. we've got an accident here on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at the blue route. you see the flashing lights so as you're headed towards the curve you see this accident off the shoulder. a little bit of slowing as you past the scene not a terrible delay yet. we had huge delays yesterday morning on i-95 southbound as we look live now we're looking just a little building volume, not a big deal approaching cottman and again approaching girard and you can see a little touch of fog in spots. it's not terrible but visibility is reduced in some areas so be careful. here on the ben franklin bridge just a little damp as you head towards center city. westbound no delays just yet. just a little building volume. eastbound we see the blinking lights. we still have that construction blocking the right lane. continuing our camera tour we'll hop into new jersey and see what it looks like on 42. that's northbound traffic. no delay just yet coming up from turnersville, blackwood or deptford. you're

dave. >>> time is now 7:27.students clashed with protesters when protesters disrupted an event on the campus. now, the demonstrators protesting the police killings in new york and missouri. they stormed this hall. they intercepted a book signing event featuring the co-founder of paypal. some of the students at the event say they support the demonstrators right to protest but it was disrespectful. >> i believe in the movement. i believe all black lives matter. i believe in this. but the fact is that the movement has just invaded a space where knowledge is spread for berkeley students. >> the protesters also went to the residence of the chancellor. that's where they confronted campus police. >>> time is 7:27. again we continue our coverage of the storm that is pounding the bay area right now. ktvu crews are spread out across the bay area bringing us the latest on the flooding, damage and treacherous conditions. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. steve is already saying take an umbrella. >> today for sure. >> when will it pick up? >> it's picking up north. it will pick up here throughout the morning. cloudy for some. maybe south bay peninsula, east bay may take awhile. but the system is starting to move in here. in the last few frames the north bay beginning to show itself. and with so much rain here and there just saturated, inch of rain already. and back toward parts now northern sonoma county and napa county and starting to inch its way toward marin county. it's on its way here. but for some as we said south of san francisco oakland and concord may take awhile. over all cloudy and breezy. our system will barrel in here and the next system will take an aim to the north. i still think it give the north bay an aim. 50s the breeze is beginning to ramp up as well out of the south. 16 at oakland. i expect to see gusts 25-30. a cloudy rainy day with 50s and 60s. so for some, sal, i think farther south not a big deal. but the rain

dave owens, wusa9 sports. >>> always watching, always tracking. first alert weather. >>> would you recommend keeping him? dave owens, always asking the tough questions. >> that was a brutal game. i had to watch it. my brother-in-law is a cowboy fan. >> he wore his jersey? >> we deserved to lose. we played horribly. >> he gave me 30 and that was barely enough. >> whoa. all right. high temperature today 48. we're tracking a little, a passing shower, a passing flurry overnight. let's look at the weather cam. it is still in the 40s, still 45, still up a degree in the last hour. relative humidity is 46%. winds paltry. they will be pretty much not a factor for the next couple days, which is good. here is the radar, the past couple hours. you see an area of precipitation to the south and an area to the southwest, between charlottesville and roanoake. this is the area that will give us the best chance of seeing flurries or sprinkles as far north as d. c. and maybe silver spring overnight and tomorrow. this system is moving through. a couple sprinkles are

i'm dave prinze i've been on haight street for for 17 years 5 days a week for for 17 years i'm pretty familiar with the street. it's not an issue on haight street maybe when there's a could not gas there's a dong there's a congregation of street people with dogs but i'm mostly opposed to the bulbs not so much the lights the bulbs are problematic it's a narrow street as it is and it seems unnecessary to me and it's going to remove parking spaces. how many parking spaces are going to be removed and if they are removed what's the impact? from my calculations at least 20 percent of the parking spaces are going to be moved at both ends and that's going to create congestion and creates a domino effect if cars have to drive around looking for spaces i'd advocate against the bulbs they are not necessary. you say the buses need a bulb -- there's no traffic it's a dead end so no traffic coming. the bus stop there is perfectly adequate to serve the needs of what they are trying to do to increase our travel time that that shouldn't be an issue. you are taking away our loading zones and we need ou

dave? >> thank you. >>> 8:48.s in the south bay, they are battling a two-alarm house fire in campbell. this started just a little while ago on villa rida drive. these photos were tweeted by the emergency crews. that burning house has been evacuated as of right now, there's no report of any injuries. >>> still some frightening pictures there. >>> let's check in with sal who is back on this monday and keeping an eye on the traffic. how is the toll plaza? >> it's pretty slow. it's improving a little bit. one of the reasons it is because 880 has kind of a logjam getting up to the area. there is a crash on 880 at 23rd between high street and 23rd. minor injuries. they are actually clearing it but traffic is really set back. you will see a lot of slow traffic there. one of the things i recommend to you is to think about using 580 westbound, even though it will be slower than usual. i think it's a better deal than usingle 80 unless you are getting on 880. then it should be good for you up at the bay bridge and, of course

dave kinchen spoke to the family live today. live in manayunk. what do you know, dave. >> reporter: shane montgomery's parents tell thus there's now a $31,000 reward for information that leads to shane and investigators tell me tonight they really hope it helps. they say they are still waiting for their big break in the case. >> ups and downs, um, good moments, bad moments. >> reporter: emotional roller coaster for karen montgomery on day six of the search for her son 21-year-old shane montgome montgomery. >> trying to keep shane in the forefront. we are still hanging posters. >> bad weather scrapped the search efforts and still no major leads for investigators. fbi visited shane's parents again. >> they just left and they gave us knew information and they're working very hard on this case, and we appreciate all their help. >> reporter: family members say detectives pulled more surveillance video trying to figure out what happened when shane left kildare's irish pub early thanksgiving morning. they're still trying to enhance most of the video tha

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we are ready. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson is right over there. >> i am indeed. right here. you guys are right there. cloudy out there. some fog. as far as i know sal will give you an update on that. especially around concord and highway 4. it has been misty drizzle. but not kenwood. that is the reports i've had so far. a lot of cloud cover. not much happening today. our system all eyes are focused on a system that is two days away. heavy rain will be here on thursday. high wind watches already posted. flash flood watches out. high surf advisory. there will be heavy totals but this can change a little bit. all signs point toward moderate and heavy rain. fit continues to march south and doesn't stall out it will be okay. so for most locations it will be a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. might be a few sun breaks to the south but patchy thick, thick fog and drizzles are light and mist. 60s to near 70. there will be fog out in the east bay causing issues. >> yeah as a matter of fact i'm not really sure if the fog may h

fox 29's dave kinchen live in manayunk tonight with some new information. dave? >> reporter: iain, detectives came back out to main street here in manayunk in the last hour they've checked a parking lot but those detectives tell me they did not find anything. tonight, detectives thought they had piece of video but they say that video did not show shane montgomery. detectives say their frustrated. shane's ma'am family say they are, too. >> i need to find shane. >> day five of the search and still no answers for the mother of 21-year-old west chester university student shane montgomery seen here in his most recent photo. the fbi is now working the case with philadelphia police. >> they rode out to west chester with his roommate and went through his apartment to see if there's anything there. they were in his bedroom. we were on his facebook page. >> reporter: shane's family is shocked they still don't have a single solid lead. there were hundreds of people in and around kildare's irish pub in manayunk when shane left the bar early thanksgiving morning after partyin

that's when i saw dave moving off to my left. it looked like somebody in the center and a couple of other people maybe over here. so i moved over to dave. i find a tourniquet, because his leg was pretty much severed off. it was barely hanging on by a thread, same with his arm. so got the tourniquets on him. called back on the radio and said i need help up here. i heard the noise. so i moved over to where the noise was. >> i was trying to get a tourniquet out and put on myself. >> he's just sitting there going check this out, and his arm is shaking up and down. >> i was bored. >> so he got his tourniquet, reached down, threw it on him real quick. >> he asked me if i could get over the ladder, i said yeah, i'm going to have to. >> you're pretty banged up. >> yeah, just a little bit. i got hit in the chest, up and down my side, hit in the throat. so i hooked my top arm around the top rung of the ladder and just climbed over and was concentrating on just thinking if i fall now i'm going to break my neck and die and that's the haste t

. >> dave, thank you. >>> and straight ahead, is disney censuring god? a little girl will tell you her story, next. here's some news you may find surprising.

dave and i and the tourists -- the previous group that we created with pete cooms, we made three albumswe toured the world. it's not like it came overnight. when dave and i came out of the ashes of that band because we broke up, we made another record for eurythmics. our first as eurythmics was called "in the garden." and nothing happened with that in terms of commercial success. to be frank, you kind of need that if -- it's gasoline in the tank. then we created "sweet dreams." at that point, we were on our fifth album that we ahe'd made. i was ready to go to scotland with my tail between my legs and take on a teaching profession or something. i thought time to give up. and with perseverance, things started to happen. and it goes on from there. it was hard, hard work and challenging, and it is. it has its own momentum. and it was a decade of creativity like it. it -- it is extraordinary. i'm amazed myself that we lasted the course so well, we came out of it sane. that we're still alive and kicking and both doing our special thing. >> yeah, not just alive and kicking but still creative.