over here i have lieutenant frank lee, frank can you wave? lieutenant una bailey. lieutenant deborah. sergeant cox. mark is our assistant district attorney, who we work very closely with and lorrie in the back. stephanie over here. did i miss anyone? we couldn't do what we do at richmond station without all of these staff members who are really committed. and all of the lieutenants that work at richmond station also do a lot community. frank has been coaching for years vanadium is the president of the lgbt group and not a day goes by that i don't get a mention of gratitude from the community for her service, so thank you for that. the richmond district is rich, we have a very diverse culture. it's a really wonderful place to be and see all of the neat traditions and everybody sharing together. in order to protect life, property and prevent crime and reduce the fear of crime, we will provide service with understanding, response and compassion, performance with integrity and law enforcement with vision. and i can say that my staff helps formulate the vision each and

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lee, right? jimmy dean, jimmy dean. ballpark franks, chef pierre. e idea that hillshire would be the slower growth value play and the wake of the breakup, the stock pays a yield, i think increased down the line. now, right when sarah lee broke itself up, they paid you a $3 per share special dividend and that was very nice, particularly for low tax rates, right? but since the rump of sarah lee became hillshire brands, performance hasn't been particularly impressive. since my recommendation, hillshire's down about a percent, s&p up 3.8% over that period. what went wrong here? why hasn't hillshire roared like the other breakup stories? well, first of all, we never expected this one to make a ton of money immediately, not overnight. hillshire brands was always going to be a slow-growth company, more about margin improvement and increasing revenues like con agra and general mills. going back to before the breakup. its brands have been losing market share at the old sarah lee and so far the company is trying to fix the pre-existing problems. does that mean

frank sinatra. >> but kathy gets that >> she's wrong. you're totally cheating with kathie lee? >> "jingle bells." >> incorrect. >> silent -- christmas song? or christmas carol? >> you don't ask -- >> silent night. >> incorrect. >> "white christmas." >> yes. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> she does not get a point for that. this game is rigged. on christmas? you're cheating on christmas. it's sad. go back to 4. back to 4. >> we're going to play by hoda kotb rules, which is to say if she gets the last question right she wins. >> double or nothing. >> here it is. it's triple or nothing or whatever you want to call it. last question. what are the names of all 12 of santa's reindeer from the song rudolph the red-nosed reindeer? >> come dancer and prancer and comet and cupid. >> vixen. >> uh-huh. >> and rudolph and donder. it's not even donor. it's donder. and blitzen. >> did you say dasher? >> yes. >> that's 12. >> i won! no, kathie wins. >> my cd. >> kathie wins. >> kathie lee gifford's 1994 album "it's christmas time." >> i don't have one of these. >> i did this for warn

frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener. rawoman is -- a woman is bilked out of $40,000. ktvu's patty leee on what police are learning tonight. patty? >> reporter: they tell us they are finding evidence of identity theft, fraud and robbery. on the surface here it looks like they are ready to celebrate the holidays but the news is a betrayal to family members of the residents here. >> reporter: she

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're back on team coverage. this system could slow your morning commute. amber lee begins our coverage. she's live in san rafael and is telling us it's been raining off and on there for several hours. >> reporter: we're in downtown san rafael where it's raining right now. people are out and about. and they're preparing for the storm even though the storm is not expected to pack a punch. these sandbags are staying put. they say the storm flooded sunday morning and hope this round of rain will not cause any additional problems. >> are you worried about the afternoon? >> hopefully it won't be that bad. >> this is where we keep all our rain boots, rain suits. >> reporter: inside the store there's what's called a rain room. tonight some shelves need restocking. there's been a shortage on tarps and repair supplies. >> they will wait, when it happens you will see them comeing in in droves. >> reporter: this kindergarten teacher says he's learned his lesson he's finally bought his rain gear tonight. >> got really wet actually. so much i got sick over the weekend as well. ju

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're back on team coverage. this system could slow your morning commute. amber lee begins our coverage. she's live in san rafael and is telling us it's been raining off and on there for several hours. >> reporter: we're in downtown san rafael where it's raining right now. people are out and about. and they're preparing for the storm even though the storm is not expected to pack a punch. these sandbags are staying put. they say the storm flooded sunday morning and hope this round of rain will not cause any additional problems. >> are you worried about the afternoon? >> hopefully it won't be that bad. >> this is where we keep all our rain boots, rain suits. >> reporter: inside the store there's what's called a rain room. tonight some shelves need restocking. there's been a shortage on tarps and repair supplies. >> they will wait, when it happens you will see them comeing in in droves. >> reporter: this kindergarten teacher says he's learned his lesson he's finally bought his rain gear tonight. >> got really wet actually. so much i got sick over the weekend as well. ju

new at 10:00 tonight, amber lee is live in golden gate park where the light was shining for people with aids tonight. amber-- >> reporter: franknight's fundraiser called light in the grove was held here at the national aids memorial grove. hundreds came to remember loved ones. the grove is gently lit by flickering flames that with stood the rain. this man pointed to the names of his brother and his brother's partner. they are among the many names here of those who lost their lives to hiv and aids. >> it's quite a shock to me that an entire generation has passed from us but is still with us in terms of memory. >> reporter: marcy fraizer remembers patients and friends she lost. she was a nurse in the early 90s. >> it's not always sad, it's very pointiant and precious. >> there was a tremendous quality to work. it brought people who never would have worked together. >> it's been a lot of work, this work was done by the community. >> reporter: a ceremony will be held here at 11:30 to commemorate world aid day. the public is invited. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in the eastern sierra the west

new at 10:00 tonight, amber lee is live in golden gate park where the light was shining for people with aids tonight. amber-- >> reporter: frankght's fundraiser called light in the grove was held here at the national aids memorial grove. hundreds came to remember loved ones. the grove is gently lit by flickering flames that with stood the rain. this man pointed to the names of his brother and his brother's partner. they are among the many names here of those who lost their lives to hiv and aids. >> it's quite a shock to me that an entire generation has passed from us but is still with us in terms of memory. >> reporter: marcy fraizer remembers patients and friends she lost. she was a nurse in the early 90s. >> it's not always sad, it's very pointiant and precious. >> there was a tremendous quality to work. it brought people who never would have worked together. >> it's been a lot of work, this work was done by the community. >> reporter: a ceremony will be held here at 11:30 to commemorate world aid day. the public is invited. reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in the eastern sierra the wester

frank somerville. we're learning more tonight about a frightening shooting that happened at a mall near portland oregon. three people including the gunman are dead. a fourth person is fighting for their life. amber lee is monitoring developments and is in the newsroom with what she's found out. >> reporter: the clackamas sheriff department says that they know who the gunman is but they're not ready to release the information. the festive mood turned into food and confusion after the gunman opened fire in the food court area. >> the shots were really loud and really scary. >> i heard three, and when i saw people ran i knew it was not a joke. so i started running. >> reporter: others said me announced i am a shooting before firing. a witness identifyed the gunman as a white man. >> wearing a hockey mask like a friday the 13th kind of version of it. sort of white just plain faced hockey mask came jogging through the macy's running toward the public area. he was holding in full view an assault rifle. >> reporter: an army of officers came to the scene. he ran back into macy's. it's unclear how many shots were fired or if the man had more than one gun. >> i see a few people running into sears and away fro

frank somerville. we're learning more tonight about a frightening shooting that happened at a mall near portland oregon. three people including the gunman are dead. a fourth person is fighting for their life. amber leend is in the newsroom with what she's found out. >> reporter: the clackamas sheriff department says that they know who the gunman is but they're not ready to release the information. the festive mood turned into food and confusion after the gunman opened fire in the food court area. >> the shots were really loud and really scary. >> i heard three, and when i saw people ran i knew it was not a joke. so i started running. >> reporter: others said me announced i am a shooting before firing. a witness identifyed the gunman as a white man. >> wearing a hockey mask like a friday the 13th kind of version of it. sort of white just plain faced hockey mask came jogging through the macy's running toward the public area. he was holding in full view an assault rifle. >> reporter: an army of officers came to the scene. he ran back into macy's. it's unclear how many shots were fired or if the man had more than one gun. >> i see a few people running into sears and away from the middle of the mall sayi

frank from washington. >> possibly as an author. his plans are to write a book. that should be interesting. let's check in with rick santelli in chicago. morning, rick. >> good morning, melissa leery market is pretty darn predictable. as the equities have rebounded, you can look at the charts of ten-years. yields have rebounded a bit, we're up a couple of basis points at 172. we're down 15 basis points for the year. we settled last year on this date around a yield of 187. the s&p chart holds the key. as you look at the futures for two days, what you see is in the last 15 minutes after the s&p, cash was closed, we had a big sell-off. then we had a big sell-off that continued. we rallied a little bit last night. we can see right now if you look at the s&p, it isn't that much from unchanged. the dow is basically unchanged. all this crazy volatility really was just an adjustment process that put the cash in futures back in line. the big story continues to be with the real trending market, the dollar/yen. look at this chart going back to august of 2010. a fresh 20-month high on the dollar versus the yen, but it's not just the dollar, it's pretty much every currency. it's going to be