dave: zepbound. david: and then anti-diabetes drug. dave: montara. david: novo nordisk has -- dave: ozempic and we go v. david: ozempic is a generic name. people say i want ozempic. ozempic is not the anti-obesity drug. it's the diabetes drug. why don't people get the right names? [laughter] dave: should we blame the media? i don't know. it was the first drug that began to be used off label for obesity. again, it was flat, once a week, and people discovered if i take more than prescribed, i can these more weight. novo did a study that showed clinically that people lose clinically meaningful weight. on their medicine you lose 13 to 15% of your body weight. on air as you lose 20 two journey 6%. -- on hours you lose 20 to 26%. david: there was a study that came out a couple days ago that said one on one comparing the two, your drug, anti-obesity drug loses weight more rapidly for people than the other product. dave: more rapidly and more. 47% more. after a year and half, people on our drug lost 17 more pounds. david: why do people need to lose so much w

>> it was dave barry. it was dave barry. yes, it was dave barry , and that is a very simple song.ree chords. and i am looking at bruce springsteen's uvula in his throat as he is singing gl o ria , and i messed up the cords. i did. there's three chords, but i got them all out of order. it was crazy. i was totally starstruck. >> well he, you, i don't know if you remember this, but you introduced him. we have been playing for 1000 people and they had been nice to us. we thought we were doing really well. and steve goes, we don't usually let people come on stage with us. we are going to make an exception because this guy says he's pretty good. ladies and gentlemen, bruce springsteen. he only got to the t, and those 1000 people became 10,000 people. it was -- right? it was the loudest we had ever heard anything. they all mobbed the stage, and we do "gloria," i didn't know there were three chords. i have to learn the other two. i thought there was only one court in that song. bruce would just come you know, dave with swing -- ling the lead and then bruce would go, gloria, and we finishe

i lean over to dave, i go, dave, who's this guy? dave turns around and goes bruce springsteen.a cap -- >> i had to ask him. we had one song left. our encore is always gloria, which is a very simple song. [ laughter ] but i had asked bruce ce springsteen, bruce, do you know gloria? >> i had to sing backup with bruce and -- >> to whom? who's the lead on that song? want to confirm. bruce springsteen and stephen king sang backup. >> it was dave barry. >> thank you. >> it was dave barry and that's a very simple song, it's only three chords and i'm looking at bruce springsteen's uvula in his throat as he's singing g-l-o-r-i-a. there are three chords but i got them all out of order. it was crazy. i was totally star struck.ea >> well, i don't know if remember this, you introduced him and we had been playing for a 1,000 people and they had been nice to us, we thought we were doing really well and steve goes, we don't usually let people come on stage but we'll make an exception because this guy says he's pretty good. bruce springst -- those thousand people became 10,000 people. right? it

dave okay, that's big for us. and we finish and we run offstage and they're still clapping remarkably. and someone we should do an encore because they often don't clap after we or have left the stage. and so we start back on the stage and i see guy in like a reddish pink shirt and i thought he was the janitor he was skinny and he was kind of rag d looking and we go running back out and he takes a guitar. i thought, well, that's weird. the janitor's the guitar, but you know, that's probably better than us. so and he comes running out and we all run on the stage. and i was standing on the riser because that's where the keyboard is. and dave's in front of me and he comes out now this guy's got this guitar. my guitar? yeah. okay. took dave's guitar and he's got it on and like, fiddling with it. and so lean over today and i go, dave you know, who's this guy? and dave turns around, he goes, bruce springsteen. you know, you could have fooled me. i mean, they had cap and all that. well, i had to ask him. we only had one s

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i think there's a third element, and dave hinted at it, and that's culture. it is the pulse to whether or you know, dave was talking about deployment at a agencies, but you talk about developers. like, security has to be the culture. my wife was a software developer, and i remember when i started doing the 15, 16 years ago, she worked at a major government contractor, big organization. i asked, like, so how do you -- what is the thinking for -- i think i used -- [inaudible] you're not coding them n. we don't. we're writing to the funkalty. and, you know, two of my kids are in college now studying software engineering. there is some education on cybersecurity, but my middle one probably because he's heard me talk too much at home had to seek out a class where he's learning about secure coding and avoiding vulnerabilities. and that should be mandatory. and it should be fundamental to the culture of these organizations, that we're building code, we're building software that does not have vulnerabilities. if that's where, to me, it has to stop -- start, and that'

and you can see if deacon dave wins tomorrow night on abc seven. the great christmas light fight starts right here at 8 p.m. tomorrow. okay, so in case you are wondering, deacon dave keeps his electricity costs a secret. he says he has never told anyone how much it costs. >> i know what my p-g-and-e's bill. >> i don't even want to know. >> deacon dave not win. that is staggering. >> it's impressive. good. it is the sun, sandia. with all those lights. >> oh my god, it is stunning. and yeah, ama and dan. it is definitely going to remain bright. but not tomorrow morning. in terms of the sunshine, i do want to show you some live pictures right now. we do have some changes going on overnight tonight. right now visibility is good from these vantage points. but we do have some fog around. take a look at the visibility. down to nine miles and half moon bay ten miles in byron. keep in mind it's not just the fog. it's all the haze. that's reducing the visibility too. right now, all parts of the bay area, moderate air quality except san jose. it is orange, wh

and you can see if deacon dave wins tomorrow night on abc seven.as light fight starts right here at 8 p.m. tomorrow. okay, so in case you are wondering, deacon dave keeps his electricity costs a secret. he says he has never told anyone how much it costs. >> i know what my p-g-and-e's bill. >> i don't even want to know. >> deacon dave not win. that is staggering. >> it's impressive. good. it is the sun, sandia. with all those lights. >> oh my god, it is stunning. and yeah, ama and dan. it is definitely going to remain bright. but not tomorrow morning. in terms of the sunshine, i do want to show you some live pictures right now. we do have some changes going on overnight tonight. right now visibility is good from these vantage points. but we do have some fog around. take a look at the visibility. down to nine miles and half moon bay ten miles in byron. keep in mind it's not just the fog. it's all the haze. that's reducing the visibility too. right now, all parts of the bay area, moderate air quality except san jose. it is orange, which is poor for se

gasia and dave right now.f you're driving into san francisco. i still think it's doable. it's not the longest it's going to be, but there is a backup now that's stretching beyond the 880 overcrossing. and i just want to let you know that's there. however, some of the other commutes are still very doable, even though they are getting more crowded for example, highway four is slow through pittsburgh and bay point, but 242 only a little slowing at 680 and 680 looks pretty good. not a lot of slowing on the sunol grade a little bit, though. and if you're driving on 280 in san jose or the south bay, that commute is off to a pretty decent start. 617 speaking of being off to a decent start, steve, how do you do it? >> i read your book, sal. you know sal. our own andre senior will be emceeing the tree lighting down here at jack london square this weekend. >> i know we should get in the back row and heckle him or something. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i think a lot of people come out to see mr. senior. >> well, i'm su

yeah. >> for dave, another classic filet de boeuf en boite. a filet mignon.auce made of cognac, cream and glass of yonne. that is nice. look at that. and for fred. scampi. newberg. when's the last time you saw the word newberg? on a menu. awesome. absolutely awesome. but for me, that most noble of dishes. dover sole. this appears to be one of the few remaining servers alive. who knows how to take that fish off the bone, sauce it, and properly serve it? thank you very much. >> bon appetit. merci and i love this place. >> i'm so happy. it's very comforting. there's continuity in this world. ba ba da ba. across town. yeah. another thing entirely. the younger wilder la fare a ketchup, which i am reliably informed, means everything's cool in local idiom. at this point in my life, i just don't know anymore. are these young cooks, these servers, these dedicated entrepreneurs? are they hipsters? or am i just a cranky old who thinks anybody below the age of 30 is a hipster? i don't know, but i admire them. >> so how much did it cost you when you opened? not much. >> l

dave. >> right. steve. thank you. time is 511. some very tough decisions facing the city of oakland. dozens of people addressed the oakland city council as it debates the best way to handle a huge $129 million budget deficit and a new police chief for one east bay city. details of the plans in lafayettto keep that city s ee ♪ [laughters] mom. ♪ mmmmmmm. repeat the sounding joy. [laughters] kinder joy. [laughters] open a world of surprise. stories we're following for you and out of control. wildfire burning right now in malibu in southern california. strong winds and dry conditions hampering the firefighters trying to get this under control. evacuation orders are in place. cal fire tells us the flames jumped pch. it's burning very close to the malibu pier. pch is closed in that area, and students at pepperdine university. they're also under shelter in place orders. well, in berkeley, a large tree fell down onto a home just hours ago. about 130 this morning on eunice street. high winds have c

good morning, dave and dave and gasia. we have that truck fire that i told you about last time.art there because chp has issued a sig alert for the area. they expect it to be in slow traffic for a bit, and that's because they have a little bit of cleaning up to do. the good news is it appears no one was injured. however, the traffic is going to be slow on 580 and 205 at the altamont pass, a little closer to the inner core of the bay area. the bay bridge has a little bit of a backup here, only to the end of the parking lot, and the metering lights are on, so we're lighter than usual when it comes to a lot of these commutes. at 649, let's talk about today's weather. here's steve south. >> thank you sir. we are in a dry pattern. even though technically meteorologically it is winter that started december 1st, but we have to really wait until the 21st. but you know, mid winter dry spells are not uncommon at all. we're only up to ten days. the last measurable rain in san francisco tuesday, november 26th. 10th of an inch, but nothing since then and probably nothing for another 8 or 9 d

thank you very much, dave yoho. and thank you to the merchant marine association for the singular honor of my father. i deeply appreciate it. and our family does as well. i think i should say a few words about my dad. he was born and raised on a small farm. on a farm. i should near a tiny summerville, ohio, without access to a high. so he saw early on what life had in store for him was to be a farmer. an eighth grade education. he wanted more than that. and his to the wider was through the u.s. military. he took that option. he ran away at 16. i about his age. joined the army. my grandmother found out about it. and the army him the very next. he joined the marine corps. and after that he was sent to nicaragua for what we think of or called the banana wars, which were much tougher duty than the name might imply. they were chasing the sandinista guerrillas nicaragua for 18 months in the jungles there. he contract malaria and a severe digestive illness at the time, but nonetheless became a boxer. and in went on to be t

joyce, thank you for being with us, but dave and leigh ann, i'm not letting you leave. before we go to break, we need to give you an update on the search for the man who shot and killed a healthcare ceo in midtown manhattan yesterday morning. tonight three senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news they're working under the belief that the suspect came to new york from atlanta by a greyhound bus more than one week ago and they are digging through ticket purchases for a possible name. here's my colleague, sam brock, with those details. >> reporter: new images tonight show the full face of a hooded man the nypd is calling a person of interest wanted for questioning in connection with wednesday's ambush and early morning killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. a law enforcement source confirming to nbc news the images were captured at this hostel on manhattan's upper west side where according to an eyewitness the man in the photo shared a room with two strangers and checked out on wednesday, the search for a killer hinging on an emerging network of camera image

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is thursday december 19th. >> it's friday eve. >> it's friday eve. looking for our weekend. end of week forecast and into the weekend. steve paulson, when are we getting that rain coming in again? >> some saturday, mostly north. not a lot, but next week does look like some pretty good rain. we do have some low clouds. i don't want to say too much fog. it's not as bad as yesterday, but there's plenty of low clouds and if you're stuck in that, it's almost impossible to get out of it in this time of year. and you will stay cold. 30s and 40s on the temps. palo alto is 38. i'm using ruby hill location for livermore. they're 42. the city is 48. there's a robust east wind. look at that. right above the caldecott northeast 33. and i know the napa airport's had a due east wind to 21. so today, if you get the sun, it won't be bad. if you're stuck in that fog, it's going to be another cold one. rain? yes, it starts saturday. there are multiple systems that look like they want to take aim, esp

what are you thinking, dave?n aggregate are coming in about half hour or so for arriving flights is what we're looking at. san francisco, a meanwhile, this fog is starting to lift a little bit. we have some cloud cover still working with here, but we're going in the right direction. look at storm tracker that clear patch developing. about time. we get a little break here. so looks great for your sunday today and county we've been through and what's coming our way. still temperature check for your most readings in the 50's. it's been pretty mild when we get that next hit. we're looking at monday through tuesday. little drop happening in those temperatures with that storm system will call the storm system because it will have winds with that too. here comes a batch of rain, though, for tonight and into your monday week. another break again until another shoe falls with that heavier stuff there. that's going to be a temperature change or and also produce snow up in the mountains for us as well. alright, sunday forec

i'm dave clark. i'm allie rasmus. >> today is monday december 2nd. hope you had a great past weekend and thanksgiving meal. >> you hope you did too. so did. >> it's good to be back. and it's good to be back here this morning with roberta gonzalez. roberta, it's nice to have a break from that rain. oh, boy. >> and i don't see any rain in the forecast until about december 16th. wow. that's if our computer models are correct, so i'll stick with that right now. no rain in the forecast for this entire week. hi, everybody, and good morning to you. our temperatures today will bank between 64 degrees in pacifica and check this out. how about 72 degrees across the santa clara valley. we're talking about a spare the air day. in effect, a lot of people have been lighting their fireplaces to keep them warm at night. or those coal stoves as we're taking a look outdoors. right now, official sunrise isn't until after 7:00. our air temperatures 37 degrees in santa rosa to 49 degrees in san jose. the winds are slight, and because of that slight breeze, that's why we

dave. yes. hope you had a great weekend and a wonderful weekend. i was up in the sierra this weekend. a mix of rain and snow. yes. slushy out there. >> roberta. i want to hear more. >> yes, it was fun. my sisters, my sister and my nieces are in town, so they wanted to go up to the mountains and check it out. so we went up there, but it rained. but it was fun. it was beautiful. still. still great. >> oh, amazing. and no traffic woes. >> not really. i mean, slow traffic. because you had to go a little slow because the roads were, you know, were a little sketchy a little bit, but nothing crazy. thankfully, no chains and any of that. so. >> all good. good to know. there. good morning, everybody. with a brand new workweek. we do have a brand new weather pattern. and this time around it features some cold weather. right now it's 38 degrees in santa rosa. high 30s in napa and mid 40s tri-valley around the central bay. also pretty common is the number 45 and it's now 46 degrees in san jose. good mo

just like really like dave ramsey was, i was thinking about it, dave ramsey talks about baby steps. but i feel like i really needed like the, the steps to just to learn how to like, look at my accounts and not mess it all up. it's actually learning how to face it as well, right? because you're, when you're writing everything down and you're putting all those numbers there, you're like, okay, this is the problem. now i, i have to look at it and fix it and well on one side there are people sharing their actual budgets talking about how many dollars and cents they spent for food electricity that month. they also share their wellcare, regents spreadsheets. they're tracking their debt, payment, and investments that's on the other side. so there are people who are giving tips on how to be more frugal, how to save money, and what to do with the extra cash they might end up with. like these. we track just spending knowing where your money is going, is the very 1st step to being able to save more of that. so the simple act of doing this is going to put you found out the most people in this a

i was glad to see dave spahr.t's what's going we have kind of a nursing week coming up here that you kind of reference earlier. you know, we some rain that's going to talking a little bit about in the longer range forecast. but >> no, not right now. don't go. don't go as a foe. looking pretty sweet at this hour right now, lots of blue skies, no delays happening out that way. things will be a little unsettled, though, toward the latter portion of this week has put all together for you today, sunny and nice. that's what it's been all over the place. we've had 60's bay area wide tomorrow. frosty start. frost advisory. we're mainly talking east bay over the east bay hills and up north little bit. santa clara valley, too. clouds build late in the day. so the timing is like perfect to get. let's get the maximum cooling in guys. and then sun comes up and then the high clouds start to build picking up in the afternoon at all that then showers thursday. still working a little bit on timing on that. but it looks like thursd

dave and laurel. action we're here on the wind river mountains with the crew of sts 107. >> brought to you by the national outdoor leadership school. >> well laurel, are you ready dave? >> my palms are sweaty, my knees are weak. i'm ready for an outdoor adventure the crew went on an outdoor team building trip in wyoming. >> now willie's not safe until we're all safe, right? it was. i think close to two weeks long, and it comes around right down in this valley. >> believed this was a miscarriage of justice. what are you learning? >> yeah, jessica, those are really stark words to be hearing from the president of the united states. i mean, this is a president who ran for office and said he was trying to turn the page on donald trump, who had attacked all the institutions and said he was here to restore faith in those institutions. and you see from this statement that it's clear he doesn't believe those institutions have treated his son very well and very fairly. i'll read you his statement and then we ca

. >> in front of mike and dave. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and mike and dave, this is something they do regularlyy were, you know, they were working there? [ laughter ] >> no, i don't, actually. >> jimmy: yeah. all right. and the movie i know takes place in mexico city. >> it does. >> jimmy: but you shot in rome. >> we shot 95% of it on soundstages at a studio in rome. >> jimmy: was that a great experience? >> amazing. it was like being in old hollywood. it was a dream, yeah. but all these sets are kind of built. you walk, in and they have -- they built these city streets in mexico city. it was beautiful. >> jimmy: better than the tractor shed? [ laughter ] >> cutting it close. >> jimmy: close to the tractor shed theater. well, congratulations on the movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: the movie is called "queer." it opens in select theaters wednesday, nationwide on december 13th. drew starkey, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, drew. we'll be back with garth brooks! >> jimmy: thanks to drew starkey. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, "the anthology, part 4: going home

dave. >> what i don't know. what do i know about lesbians?>> breathing room. >> tom well, you make one joke about msnbc, and then everyone thinks you're a lesbian. >> well, what's the gay car? is it a prius? or it could be a dodge ram. i hate to say it. oh, my god. >> wow. >> watch out. okay, coming up, bigoted noses in literary proses. >> the fox nation black friday sale has been extended. okay, here we go. all of fox nation's premium content is yours for only 199 a month. i speak in the name of the one true god. join now and you'll get all of fox nation's new exclusive series. you cannot silence the word of god. the time is right. >> what you're about to see is incredible. >> the price is right. let me see your hands. what better place to be than fox nation, the fox nation, black friday sale has been extended. now is the time to take advantage for only 199 a month. go to foxnation.com and sign up today as the people you love get older, their risk of severe flu and covid goes up. >> last year, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million peop

good morning james. >> dave, good morning to you.ert, saying that ground stop was in effect nationwide for all american airlines flights. and then 15 minutes later, we learned that the faa had lifted that ground stop. it all seemed to be the result of some sort of it system failure. a lot of folks said that they had heard about it as they were walking in, but many of them said that they didn't get any alerts on their phones, telling them that there was something that could have been affecting their flight. here's what we're looking at here at sfo, at the american airlines check in terminal. it's a long line this morning. it is just a few minutes after 6:00. this morning it is christmas eve. so of course you're going to expect the airports to be busy. there are no real lines to be drawn connecting these long lines to this morning's ground stop. again, that was only a period of about 15 minutes, and it didn't actually affect any of the flights here at sfo. but the potential certainly was there. nationwide, we saw people turning to x, a

good morning alex. >> good morning dave.a sit down interview with meet the press this weekend. he says he wants to end birthright citizenship through an executive order when he assumes the presidency. birthright citizenship is guaranteed by the 14th amendment of the u.s. constitution. it's been in place for 150 years, ever since the end of slavery in the u.s. an executive order would, in mr. trump's view, allow him to change that without the approval of congress. normally to change the u.s. constitution and any amendments to it. two thirds of both the house and senate need to approve it, and three fourths of the nation's state legislature would need to ratify the change. here is what president elect trump had to say about it. >> if somebody sets a foot just a foot, one foot, you don't need to own our land. congratulations. you are now a citizen of the united states of america. yes, we're going to end that because it's ridiculous. >> now, mr. trump also spoke about what should happen to daca recipients or so-called dreamers,

thank you so much, dave. that's dave hot and from the georgetown strategy groups, syrians from across the country have been smoking to the notorious sydney of prison near damascus. desperate to find long lost family members. the outside regime detained thousands of government opponents. the many of them were forcibly just disappeared, or falsely told their loved ones had died in the hold that has been to the prison and sent us this report. they walked for kilometers, pain from years of waiting, edged in their faces. syrians from across the country are converging on the most notorious prison controlled by a regime which has now collapsed. they're searching for loved ones who disappeared years. and sometimes decades ago was determined that my brother was detained in 2014 and it was very hard to know with i took him at 1st, then i found out he was in sick naya. he wasn't accused of anything. it's a story we heard time and time again. it's only now in a new syria, free of the much feared security agencies that pe

dave, thanks for joining us. >> yeah, we appreciate you coming on, dave. walk us through the tsunami warning process in the moments after a quake. what are you looking for and how quickly can you identify an actual threat or rule one out? >> great question. in those first few minutes, we know a very large significant planetary event has occurred, but we don't know if there's actually water't moving away from that underwater disturbance that we would call a tsunami. so we're looking for that information as quickly as possible. so in the first five minutes, it's our job to get an alert out to the communities and the coastlines to get as many people out of the potential danger zone as possible. and you see that come across on your phones and across the eas system. and your noaa weather radios. but in the next 20 to 30 minutes, we're waiting for information about what the earth did and how it moved. in this case, the information that came back to us was that the earth was moving side to side and across each other in a strike slip fashion, instead of that big l

how can you reassure dave penman tonight that you're not attacking his members?with some fantastic civil servants over the last few months, particularly on mission delivery. but i think it is right that there is a challenge. you know, we do need to get out of whitehall and be speaking to the nations and regions. we do need to be doing things differently. it's a mission driven government. it's about working across departments to be the best that we possibly can. and that is a change. i'm going to read you a quote. "there are many brilliant people in the civil service and politics, but there are also some profound problems at the core of how the british state makes decisions." do you agree with that statement? look, i'm not going to get into sort of, you know, the statements. what i would say is i've worked with some brilliant civil servants in the last couple of months, but this is a mission driven government. it's something that's not been done before. and that involves whitehall getting behind that, getting out of silos and making sure that we are delivering, wh

dave. thick morning fog.er day. i mean some low to mid 60s possible, but plenty of 30s to go around 40s. there is a decent offshore breeze and then there are hills and nothing's happening until saturday, when the first of what could be many systems looks to be taking aim at us for a much wetter pattern as we go into the holidays. but today, after that thick fog, then we'll have more sun. if you get through the fog in the 60s. if you can't, it will be in the 50s, but i think a majority will. so we'll go low 60s to mid 60s. all right. so here's where the fog brothers this morning. and at 631 my brother will tell us what it is. >> foggy, but yeah, it's foggy in parts. this is exactly what i want to show you here. let's go to highway four. it's foggy at the top of the screen, but not foggy at the bottom. so steve and i have been telling you, you could be driving in clear weather and then be in fog. no problem. as you heard the man say, fog is pretty widespread and dense in some areas. looking at the bay bridge, i

dave had taken the boys dirt biking. a man looked over the fence and asked for dave.id, dave's not here. and he left. and then she ran to the front and saw this man getting into the the black suv and took off. did she know who it was? franca agosta: no. so this is a mystery man that's showing up at her house. yeah. andrea canning: this really thickens the plot. yes. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up-- carmela's sister-in-law visits police-- craig melvin (voiceover): --and drops a bombshell. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whether your phone's broken or old, we've got you. with verizon, anyone can trade in any phone, any condition. for a limited time, get iphone 16 pro with apple intelligence, on us. and, ipad and apple watch series 10, all three on us. that's up to $2,000 in value. only on verizon. still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid reli

i'm dave clark.s we wind down, i just had a quick question about new year's new year's parties and things like that. do you feel if you go to a new year's party, you have to bring a gift and or you have to make a toast? >> oh, i don't think you have to. i like bringing cookies that i want out of the house. yeah, yeah. >> or those little chocolate, right? yeah. right. yeah. right. >> like, ooh, i got a five boxes of truffles. look, i like bringing maybe a sparkling bottle or something. that okay. or something? i might enjoy. i don't think you have to quickly, ali. >> no, i mean, i don't i don't like to go to a party empty handed. >> no. >> ever. so, i mean, you know, a bottle of wine or something, or like, maybe if there's kids there, a bottle of martinelli's, they can enjoy it too, right? >> yeah. this doesn't help anyone's dry january, but i always bring a bottle of booze to a party. that's sort of my deal. is a bottle of wine. bottle of whiskey. usually i'm gonna drink it, but, yeah, it starts janu

catherine. >> thank you, dave. for your health.ild is possibly contracted bird flu this time in marin county last month. alameda county confirmed a bird flu case. there. kron four's. lindsey ford has the latest. >> on friday, marin county public health announced that a child possibly contracted bird flu. the source unknown as well as the recent confirmed bird flu case in alameda county. this year alone, bird flu has infected over 50 people in the u.s. and 31 in california, according to the cdc, the chances of contracting bird flu is low, says infectious disease specialist dr peter chin. hong with ucsf help. because as of now, bird flu doesn't transfer from human to human. >> that person is unlikely to spread it to another prison when they go home. for example, because it's very hard to unlock that that door. as you get more more of these things happening. we're worried that it will figure we find key that unlocks the door to get inside the cause. things like pneumonia. and that will be worrisome. unlocking that door, meaning the bi

but, his -- dave portnoy's pizza review he takes them seriously.'s like a real reaction. this place should not be going out of business. i think that they just needed that pr. that like extra push for people to go to get the money so that the business can stay open and the pizza review will keep people in the door can you believe the power of social media and video goes wild and bill ackman is calling on the governor to fast track the liquor license so he can make even more money. >> griff: is he the founder of barstool sports became wildly popular before things went viral we were seeing that. and it's very unique that not everyone on social media who goes viral does anything more than advance their own cause. >> kevin: exactly. >> griff: is he using the power of harnessing millions upon millions of people on social media for this very much a good cause. and also to take care of his dog peaches. which is super cute. >> carley: i know. is he helping rescue dogs. >> this is a christmas miracle that actually occurred for this well-deserving business o

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and dave parker shot classes are. so what are you doing to get a closer shot?ause, yeah, well, you can kind of lean in any time was cute. little animals. know. i want to see what they're up there across >> i bay shoreline. you can look at the monitor. it's okay. but a lot of glare going on. it's a beautiful night. just some high cloudiness, but it's like an impact as too much watch out for some frost school and on scattered about a little bit. then. >> by the time the sun joins us will probably have some nice sunrise is going on because some of that high cloudiness building and getting thicker by the day as we go into wednesday, same kind of program as i think the moisture will hold off at least on all of that rainfall totals. some projections here for you. that's what's going to happen by thursday. at 3 o'clock. this is the general rundown. we have a little hit of rain for you on thursday, but the bigger story is going to happen right in time for the weekend. here's your extended forecast there again. unsettled for the weekend. catherine. >> unsettled. it's be

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friends and loft neighbors dave and lisa mccammon. lisa mccammon: he is so lovely, and she's kind of quirky. and i think she brought that playfulness out in chris. he was a positive guy before; he was ecstatic after. keith morrison (voiceover): so it was true, blind, passionate love that drove bianca to give up everything she had known, her whole life back in england, and moved here to utah to be with chris, where six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other, they were married. bianca pearman-brooks: he made me feel very safe. keith morrison (voiceover): her protector and incurable romantic. this is a man who cries always through romantic movies like "the notebook." keith morrison (voiceover): it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. bianca pearman-brooks: so the lofts were full of incredibly crazy people. academics, airline pilots, physicians, documentary filmmaker, olympic speed skater, mortgage broker, socialites. keith morrison (voiceover): john fife, an advertising copywriter,

deacon dave has 44 christmas treesn inside of his house. here. i mean, literally everywhere you look, there's a tree. whether it's the drinking tree, the santa tree, the native american tree, or get this, the two story tree, the inside of the deacon's home is not open to the public, but i certainly couldn't go on a private tour without showing you his spectacular trees. amidst the worldwide christmas boost outside, you will be able to see these rare renaissance angels in the window of his home. >> i think it's one of the larger private collections. yes, and the studio was in just outside of rome, and the largest collection, i'm told, is in washington, d.c. as to which year deacon dave did it best. >> do you have a favorite year? >> no, no, but i hear this year, yes, but maybe this year is better than last year. >> hard to say. they'll have to make that decision themselves. >> j.r. stone abc seven news. >> you can see if deacon dave wins tonight right here on abc seven. the great christmas light fight starts at 8 p.m. >> very cool. all right. 511

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's friday december 20th. let's check in with steve paulson for the weather today. and when the rain is moving in. >> i'm thawing out after yesterday. cold temp was very cold. 48 degrees yesterday. amazingly cold. now some locations hit the 60s. it will be that way again today. there's some fog. most of it, though, looks to be east. but if you're on the peninsula or south south bay, there could be some patchy fog, but the bulk of it looks to be east here. 30s and 40s on the temps if you're stuck in that fog. man oh man. but clouds are increasing, so we'll have a mostly cloudy day. then get ready for rain. it's on its way starting saturday and there will be multiple systems taking us in probably the rest of the month. out to the new year is kind of the way it's looking here. what's new? most of it. the heaviest rain will be north marin county north. so fog, low clouds, mostly cloudy. cool. there is a roaring east wind for some, so just temperatures 50 to. if you get the sun. low 60s. all right. sal is here. hap

good morning james. >> dave, good morning to you.ate warriors game here last night. a lot of people walking out of there, probably with some pretty unhappy faces. that's all going to change early this morning. there's a big holiday tree. set up a stage, set up all of that to ring in some new celebrations happening today. and as you mentioned, getting started in less than an hour from now. it's part of chase center's winter wonderland series. earlier this month, they had a big ice rink. on some days they had a christmas celebration, they had hanukkah celebrations, and later this morning they'll have a party celebrating kwanzaa. of course, we are in the middle of that. that started just the day after christmas, though. a little something for everyone there. live music, dancing, and restaurants around thrive city are expected to be open. organizers say that you do need to register for the event to guarantee a spot in. and then at noon, organizers are planning a new year's eve. they'll have a big ball drop. it will look a lot like it sho

joyce, thank you for being with us, dave and leanne, i'm not letting you leave. i want to talk about that but before we go to break, we need to give you an update on the search for the man who shot and killed a healthcare ceo in mid 10 -- midtown manhattan yesterday. they believe that the suspect came to new york from atlanta by bus when we go. here's my colleague, sam brock, with the details. >> new images tonight show the full face of a hooded man the nypd is calling a person of interest, wanted for questioning in connections with wednesdays early morning killing of brian thompson. a law enforcement source confirming to nbc news images were captured at this hostile on manhattan's upper west side. according to an eyewitness the man in the photo shared a room with two strangers and checked out wednesday. the search for a killer hinging on an emerging network of crucial camera images as police are probing whether this next video taken less than 15 minutes after the murder could be the shooter. the footage showing the rider on a bike outside of central park, 30 blo

dave. >> all right steve thank you.he ocean. we have the details of that dramatic rescue that saved the driver from what could have been a deadly situation, and the price tag keeps getting bigger. for the plan to build a new stadium for the a's in las vegas coming up at 7:00. how much more that proposed stadium could cost and the amount of money that the a's owner, john fisher, is reportedly negotiating to allow insiders to sell some of their shares in the company. now, according to bloomberg, the sale could raise the value of spacex to $350 billion. the sale of insider shares would come as elon musk is developing closer ties to president elect donald trump. spacex, by the way, already has billions of dollars in government contracts. well, a group of engineering students are celebrating their win in a nasa design competition. 16 students at arizona state university spent a month working on the big idea challenge. finally, they landed on an inflatable lunar landing pad system. their submission was selected out of more th