sharks with a winning streak on the line against the flyers. >> we are going streaking. >> the flyersaven't seen them . in overtime tied at 4. >> shot scored. >> mike richards scores what looked to be an incredible winner at the buzzer but have another look. the puck is millimetres. it was waved. they go to a shootout. ryane clowe extends their streak over the flyers to eight. >> we are streaking. we are going up to the gymnasium. >> the warrior's streak in the gymnasium. stephen curry rolled his ankle. extending their streak to 25. six different spurs in double figures. 111-94 was the final. taking a night off from the capitol to watch them take on san diego state. all aztecs in the second half outscored the bears by 18. big dunk after a steal. san diego state wins by 20. st. mary's also a winner tonight over denver >> big john henderson's pregame ritual returns to jacksonville. the slap happy henderson was cut after eight seasons with the jaguars. raider teammates are lining up to do the honors come sunday. >> >> slap him in the face. >> i'm doing it this week. big john. i'm slappin

we created a flyer and posted it. last party we had over 30 families there that was the first one this one we're xching a lot more people. we also organize holiday parties. we have a halloween party. kids are a great way to build community because everybody loves kids for the most part. you know, even the bad kids are good kids. we have our trouble spots but you know building community is about communication and as mark said, that's how you communicate with those people and that's i think the most effective tool is figuring out how to communicate and communicate. thank you. >> i want to piggyback on her point on kids. kid is a great way to bring families together. it's one of the most excellent way to bring diverse families together because children play with each other. and they go to the same school. the safety network and sunset neighborhood coalition we have worked together to prepare for the sunset community festival. one of the tools that we use is to try to make the event really run, really entertaining and try

. >> reporter: and no taking advantage of the perks i'm used to as a frequent flyer. no upgrades, no free bags. i even loaded myself down with four checked bags for every flight. >> these are the claim checks for your bags and you have a good trip, my friend. >> reporter: thank you. a workout for me and for my corporate credit card. four bags. $200 in baggage. $260. and we swipe again. my grueling grind started at dfw. i flew to chicago and st. louis, then headed west to los angeles and san francisco. next to phoenix, back to l.a. before finally heading home to dallas. that's almost 6,000 miles. we're not even in the rope line yet. every step of the way i waited in line to check all of those bags. to get through security, to board a plane where i sometimes found a cat under the seat across from me and always a crying baby right in front of me. >> sorry. i can't tell whether you said yes or no. >> reporter: yes. to make it even more difficult, i didn't plan ahead. chicago. and made reservations -- no, i don't want to go to albania. only hours before each flight. no. i

and this is just an example of a flyer for our expo and you have to tailor it to the diversity of your community. making sure what other dialects or languages that are present in your neighborhood that you address that. and you make sure that you are inclusive to everyone. just an example of our agenda for our expo. and the communications, this is a piece that we have come up with post katrina and that is a 1-800 evacuation check in number that our residents can call into in the event that we must evacuate. residents can call and let the improvement association know where they are. let us know their barriers. when i evacuate i'm responsible for taking the vontage router with me and plug it into a real phone or also receive these messages by internet. i don't have to have access to a phone. the voice mails come over the internet. this is something that we have done today after katrina. it is something you can do now as well in the event a disaster does strike. again, i told you about other things, the ride share program we have created now. it's aiding residents to get out. as i mention

put up a flyer at the coffee shop and may be you will get more joining you. it will flower if you are consistent with your meetings. you need to be have routine set meetings whether it's quarterly or every other month same day, same time of the month so people know when they are. and it's about communicating there are a lot of other people on the island that want to do exactly what you want to do. and you need to get to them and communicate out to them. you can start a yahoo group and add one e mail at a time. i would be happy to share with you on how we started our yahoo group. we didn't start with 600 people we started with 5. our yahoo group has grown by 200 people in the last year primarily because we made it easy for people to sign up and we have been promoting the neighborhood association we have flyers up. we are doing a lot of value added activities for the neighborhood including parties. what cheryl said about finding daniel holmesy. do you know daniel holmesy? >> i know other people that are my husband is on the treasure island advisary committee. t

this is just an example of a meeting flyer that we had in broadmoore post katrina, galvanizing our residents having festivals to get our people engaged and involved. some of the other things that you can do today is start developing repopulation strategies. in a disaster how will you find your people and determine what their needs and bear yers are? these are things you can have in place right now. but for broadmoore we had to do this in the aftermath. i can't stress to you enough to make sure that you incorporate your vision and your strategies. block captains aided us in our recovery. block captains are people living on blocks who stepped up to say, i will be the eyes and ears of my area. i will walk and see who's back and who's not and their intensions. our block captain program is still alive now. we restructured it we are moving from who's back and who's not to dealing with the quality of life issues that arrive on a daily basis. whether it's you know crime, whether it's blight, whether it's zoning issues. people rebuilding and not adhering to the new zoning laws it's constant. i would

we created a flyer and posted it. last party we had over 30 families there that was the first one this one we're xching a lot more peop

they plan to put up flyers in the block offering a $5,000 reward for information on the fire. if you have information, call 1-888-atf-fire. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> you can get your coffee from donna's when you visit the walters art gallery and get cocoa during the st. patrick's day parade. we are talking about 18 years at that corner in mount vernon. that's why the story is so hard. coowner of donna, donna srivello returned to the bar to survey the water and smoke damage and has no idea if she can reopen at that area. she is work for workers to clear out rubble and engineers to make sure the build something structurally sound. >> i absolutely no idea how long it's going to take and building and engineers need to know that. but luckily for me, i have other things to do, and you know, i am doing a cooking class in columbia and we are work on some christmas eve menus. i have other locations, so i can be a little distracted. >> and the investigation into the five-alarm fire continues. preliminary findings suggest the fire started with an electrical problem on the first flo

they plan to put up fliers in the -- flyers in the block area offering a $5,000 reward for information. now if you know something about this fire, you can call 1-888-a-tf-fire. in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 6:31. taking a look at news around the nation this morning, more information on the gunman who threatened school board members at a meeting in florida. you've seen the video by now. we have learned a lot about what they did to make it through that tense situation. here's ryan owens with more. >> reporter: police say the man who shattered the monotony of the school board meet was 56-year-old excon with a grudge. clay duke was angry the board fired his wife a. special ed teacher earlier this year. >> he loved me. he loved his family. and he was just trying to have people stop, as he would say, dump on me. >> reporter: on clay duke's body they found something even more disturbing. >> he had another box of ammo and i believe that box was full and contained 50 rounds. >> reporter: the potential for bloodshed was overwhelming. minutes before duke started to fire, the room

watch out for the flyers. seems like he would be hard to miss. >> kind of big, right? >>> 4:57 now.ommuters in the south bay, the major makeover for the almadon expressway. >>> three people, including a young child badly hurt in a two-alarm oakland fire this morning. that story coming up. >> reporter: i'm live here along the border of san leandro and oakland where one person has been killed. witnesses say that person was shot by police. we'll tell you what we know coming up next. >>> and a wind advisory in effect for parts of the bay area, including the bay bridge. details coming right up. ,,,,,,,, [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup. did you go through the plan with the kids again? yes. announcer: the more you prepare today, the more you'll be able to reduce the devastating effects of a tornado, an earthquake, a power outage, or any other disaster. get a kit, make a plan, be informed. visit ready.gov. good morning... >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado,

the flyers tipped in the game winner midway through the third.ers snapped the penguins' 12-game win streak. >>> back to basketball. unfortunate moment in a high school game in florida. desoto high's player got into it with another player. the referee assessed holland a it technical foul and then evictevict ejected him. before you knew it, he put him in a bear hug and threw him to the floor. collin was restrained and taken out of the building. he's been suspended & from the team and from school. for a very ugly incident. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> for another look at the weather. here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> temper, it temper. >> like where is the etiquette? after the guy trips the football player. >> yep. >> it's like what's happening? what is happening to the world? >> boys will be boys, right? that's the only excuse i can come up with. let's talk about what happened this morning. a little bit of light snow in boston this morning. probably a little coating out there on the

flyers have been around town, posting contact information for city council.uan con says notices may be a ploy to force concessions. >>> 6:58 a.m. how long is that fog going to last? >> yeah, fog and upcoming rain and all those questions, tracy has. >> hey, good morning yeah, we do have plenty of fog out there, delays on arrivals at sfo around 1 hour this morning. as far as forecast, patchy dense fog for the morning moving into sun and clouds, highs upper 50s. rain showers moving in tomorrow, tuesday, gusty winds, cold front crosses the bay area, also introduce a winter storm watch in effect for sierra, tuesday afternoon, through wednesday afternoon. a few left over showers wednesday and thursday, squeezing out some sunshine new years eve friday but welcome the new year with a chance for showers saturday s a mix of sun and clouds on sunday. that is a look at your seven- day forecast, for your traffic here is elizabeth. >> thanks tracy. problems with the morning commute have been the fog as well as this pothole in santa rosa. a pretty bad pothole blocking at le

for the flyers trouble to memorise i. assume i saw a long time this year trying to help. i was assure you. i was ashamed that i did i was ashamed that i had been a hero was. my legs. where i wanted to be. and i believe what i was doing i was right thing. that i was a good soldier. for the most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just a good. culture is the same of you i can tell you the already wonderful because it'll help me to sleep also again on the brink after a less than successful election and allegations of organized crime including organ trafficking and. the us senate wraps up debate on the need to cuts treaty with russia clearing the way for a final vote expected to take place the soon as wednesday democrats are sure the deal will be sealed despite strong position from the republicans. and u.k. expels a different that from the russian embassy it was suspicion of espinosa russian reciprocates the retaliation there are fears the new spy round might threaten recent foreign relations between moscow and london. turned off the ceiling billion dollar defense and s

the sharks and flyers went into overtime though. game tieing goal that is. joe knocked in the tieing goal in the third period. the flyers appeared to win in overtime, but the goal was waived off after a replay showed time expired just after the puck crossed the line. >>> time now 6:57. we're going to tell you about a really scary accident involved a toddler at a downtown san francisco hotel. we'll bring you the very latest on this story. >>> also the chp has an important safety warning after a woman made a fatal mistake on an east bay highway overnight. stay with us.

day launched they have this dragon is a mini space station it can almost become what we call a free flyer and you'll be able to do all sorts of research and put cool things up there and it won't be the government running it and so today is just. a victory for all the people who want to reduce the budget it's a victory for the tea party people who want to you know you know get the government out of the way and it's a victory for all of us obama people you know who have been fighting for this could be and how they are going to be maybe this is a silly question but is it also a bit of a sad day because i feel like you know astronauts have always been there special they've been unique because there's been so few of them there's only a certain amount of mankind that has ever traveled out of earth's atmosphere and now it's kind of like everybody can do it in fact masters look i mean if you're just algae were no nothing wrong with that i mean new year's eve is coming and you can be in this but but i mean nasa is looking at reducing the astronaut corps significantly because no matter how we do it

to express my frustration at going after the hearing at san francisco state and seeing anonymous flyers that people will have their homes and bulldozed. this can only be to instill fear. there is no evidence that that is the case. if there's evidence that rent- controlled housing will be lost, put that evidence forward. this project as designed and built is a celebration of core values. and this amounts of cheap energy. most importantly, convenience for automobiles and drivers. it is hard to imagine values which are more at odds with the challenges we face today. i really like the presentation. we are seeing this project in levels of detail and specificity that we never saw with hunter's point or treasure island. you have seen the development of golf. this is terrific. i would like to see a conversation on how to improve land use is on the west side where a discussion is not made into something awful housing has to be for something else. >> i am in favor of the plan. rent-controlled. getting a new place. the main thing i think is because this is moving towards a more sustainable project

more than a dozen flights we cancelled leaving some flyers stranded. >>> that is news 4 today. thanks for starting your friday with us. >> the "today" show is next. we hope you have a fantastic weekend. and be sure to join us monday morning. start at 4:30. we hope to see you then. >> bye.zñ

police union in antioch is angry at the cities leadership for sending layoff notices to six officers flyers were showing faces and contact information for antioch city council and city manager. officials say the layoffs are necessary to cut the budget but the union says those notices may be a ploy to force concessions. >>> let's get another check of weather and traffic. tracy with our forecast good morning. >> yeah, got the forecast, if you are heading out the door you are not lucky enough to still be up enjoying the holiday. like myself. patchy fog inland, partly cloudy, school temperatures around the bay. temperatures ranging from mid- 30s to mid- to upper 40s. later on today, we will squeeze out more sunshine love that. partly cloudy along the coast cool temperatures a few clouds and dry around the bay. still expecting just a little bit of fog hanging in there. inland otherwise partly cloudy conditions high mid- to upper 50s. today will be dry but after that, it is all downhill. nah just kidding. no, i am not. rainfall moving in as early as tomorrow. take a look at your seven-day forecas

. >> somebody applauding that is at consumer flyers right for the doctor ordered. >> i am hoping that the tea estate will reevaluate and implement safeguards that will actually protect the flying public. i am not optimistic. >> i do not think there's any security here. >> as for the pilot he still has his job flying planes. they say the federal air marshal's service is suspended him as of federal it flight deck officer which allows designated members of the flight crew to use firearms to defend against violent aboard a plane. >> officials here at sfo referred is here because of the comings and goings of passenger are all dictated by federal regulations. we contacted the psa and they did not return our calls. reporting live from sfo and the encouragement for kron4 news. >> stand before you go out certainly all lot of regular people are concerned, is there any response from the to say about that? >> as i said pam the folks are referring yes. the gsa has not returned our calls. >> not returning our calls. there is another incident to be concerned about. the insulated it is thermoses arne

the flyers snapped the penguins 12-game win streak. >>> an unfortunate moment in a high school game in florida. desoto high's player got into it with another player. collin responded after being ejected from the game by pushing the referee. before you knew it, he put him in a bear hug and threw him to the floor. collin was restrained and taken out of the building. he's been suspended & from the team and from school. >>> a married pair of hollywood heavyweights decide to go their separate ways. that's your early look at sports on "early today." your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we have a winter storm warning in placeor later this afternoon and overnight tonight for areas of kentucky, the tri cities area around bristol, tennessee. winter weather advisories are in white including nashville, paducah and up here in indianapolis. there will be light icing in this area, maybe a tiny bit of snow mixed with sleet. be careful driving in those areas. we're watching a decent winter storm, the high elevations of utah go in

i steal the flyers fired from the memories. last so much so long time this year trying to tell. i was ashamed. i was ashamed that i had been. i was ashamed that i hadn't been a hero why i got my legs off. in the mine. what i wanted to be out of knowledge of. that i believe what i was going on once or i think. that i was a good soldier. but now most older on the other side and i think i'm just me but. he's. in india in the movie hard enough to join the photos of us thinking for a hotel that brandon period. truly. wrote this the colonel was hoto retreat. just a few hours remain. presidential elections the. russian capital. with all the details coming your way. into the streets of moscow tensions escalate between russian nationalists and groups from the. prime minister vladimir putin. with many. countries in the. top story. this week. voting for its next president amid claims from the opposition that the election has been rigged the country's incumbent. dictator is seeking a fourth. consecutive years in power and. seems very confident that in fact that he's planning a ski trip afte

this mother says the safety issue must be addressed. 1-year-old sunshine bradley is a frequent flyer. her parents buy her an airline seat to buckle into. >> a baby can fly for free under the age of 2. i have researched it and i've learned that even in mild turbulence an infant can be harmed. >> reporter: over the holidays the marin county family hit turbulence with a sky west flight attendant. >> he said you have to remove your baby from the seat. she is not approved. >> if you say one more word you are off this plane. >> i said my baby is not going to be safe. he said. that's it. you're off. >> reporter: the bradleys complained to sky west. the airline refunded their miles and said safety is always our first priority. we are regretful and have followed up with this flight attendant. the bradleys say it is a widespread problem. >> it wasn't one employee. it was the whole crew. it is a wakeup call for the airlines that they need to really train their staff. >> sunshine and babies like her can fly safe. now new rules may be coming. the ntsb recently told the faa should require children

we flyer all the public housing. we feel it's something we have to do. they are part of our community and we want to make sure they are there on decisions and know what's going on. also, you know, we try to communicate when we see each other i will tell ali should go and he tells people. it's word of mouth and putting fliers up. it's not easy. i don't want to make this sound like it's a cake walk because it hasn't been all the time. i think when people see something positive even though it's little first people will say i don't want to be with that group all the sudden they show up and are a part of t. the community it's your responsibility. that's your role. >> yeah. >> yes. >> you are asking the question is, in your case there is purse snatchings in your neighborhood and you would like to know what time of day they are occurring. who the suspects are, the descriptions and what's occurring. >> okay. we actually have a break down by neighborhoods now. it's totally available. you can work with your district station captain to get that information. you can

no napping, no frequent flyer miles. on the front lines of a very real and lethal threat. tom costello, nbc news, atlantic city. >>> we got a rare glimpse today of the reverend billy graham, who at age 92, does not make too many public appearances. today, he did, however, at the billy graham library in charlotte where former president george bush and first lady laura bush signed copies of their books. before the signing, the bushes had lunch with reverend graham, whose son franklin escorted his faith tore the signing. >>> still ahead as our broadcast continues on a monday night, does it work? once and for all, the experts say they're going to weigh in on a supplement millions of people swear by when treating the common cold, echinacea. >>> later, how sweet the sound, talented young people making a joyful noise. making a difference in a place that could use it. >>> millions of people take it because they're convinced it works to combat the common cold for which there are, of course, is no cure. there have been various studies over the years, but tonight the results are in f

. >> he used my flyers with my name, my address, my contractors license number. he would change is the phone number. >> reporter: another man assumed his identity and not only stole his jobs but it led to complaints against karl. >> it makes it impossible to stay in business. >> reporter: it may be tempting to hire the contractor with the lowest bids. they usually don't have workers comp insurance and not bonded. if someone gets hurt you could be on the hook. they say you're stealing their business. >> not really. the thing is the jobs i did, we paid taxes all that, everything. >> reporter: the sting doesn't stop inside. investigators go mobile to check on job sites finding this father/son team working under an expired license. >> yes. it is long expired and yours is expired, too. >> it is in the mail. >> reporter: what also is coming in the mail is a citation of $1,000, a small price to keep the wrong people off the job. vicki wynn, nbc bay area news. >> our investigation shows some bay area counties are worse than others. the counties with the most violations a

create a flyer and set a date tell people about it. it's not that tough. we are doing you are all invited if you have kids. i just started a kids dance party at palang lounge. we are fortunate to have the new top 10 clubs in the

the flyers snapped the penguins 12-game win streak. a 3-2 win to philadelphia. >>> an unfortunate moment in a high school game in florida. desoto high's player got into it with another player. collin responded after being ejected from the game by pushing the referee. and then before you knew it, he put him in a bear hug and threw him to the floor. luckily, he wasn't hurt. collin was restrained and taken out of the building. he's been suspended from school and from the team and from school. a very ugly incident. that's your sports headlines, i'm fred roggin. >>> a married pair of hollywood heavyweights decide to go their separate ways. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus the week before christmas and all threw the mall, a merry bunch of singers was up to holiday mischief. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. chilly where you are. if want to feel warmer compare yourself to fairbanks. today the forecast is for minus 31. incredibly cold temperatures from the coldest in t

the police officer's association passed out flyers showing the faces and contact information for five aspect ok city councilmembers and the city manager saying that they are responsible for the layoffs. city leaders defend their decision saying that the union is unwilling to compromise and enforce the move. antioch is bound by contract to give officers pay raises. antioch said that the raises will cost the city nearly $600,000 and it needs to make cuts. the crimestoppers reward program in oakland is paying off big. oakland police say the partnership as well as reward money resulted in hundreds of arrest over the past years. crime stoppers solved 79 case this is year alone. last year it helped crack 62 cases. more than $100,000 in reward money has been handed out. when we usher in the new year, the state is going to usher in several new laws. here's a look at a few of them. an internet-based exchange will let people shop for health insurance. possessing up to an ounce of marijuana becomes a misdemeanor. no more serious than a speeding ticket. another law holds parents accountable for t