at a london hospital. >>> and big news in the cricketing world. indian captain ms dhoni says he's retiring from test cricket. >>> let's begin in indonesia, where rescue teams have reportedly pulled the bodies of at least 40 people from the java sea. they were found floating near debris, which believed to be the wreckage of the airasia plane that went missing on sunday. relatives of those onboard broke down in tears on hearing the news. the jet disappeared on sunday morning during a flight from surabaya in indonesia to singapore. we know that 162 people were onboard. since this story began, our correspondent clive myrie has been covering this, and we can join clive now here on bbc news in surabaya. >> good evening to you. it's 6:00 in the evening. the sun is beginning to set on what is a momentous day in the investigation on what happened to that airasia flight, taking off from here to singapore early on sunday. frankly, over the last couple of days, have had a faint flicker of hope that they may see their loved ones again. that the plane somehow crash landed somewhere. that they were injured, b

now as we zoom in on cord, we are looking at visibility. from sutro tower down on san francisco, the fog will be here better part of the morning. through the day the next 12 hours, we will be around the low 50's at noon and mid-50's at 4:00, and total stars and upper 40's by 7:00. that is not as cold as it will be. wait until you hear the forecast. >>> leyla gulen we have rough remark? some spots. we have a sig-alert in concord westbound highway 4 at 680. in san jose at 101 pulling away from 880, the headlights headed in the northbound direction pretty light out there in many places. in san rafael look at that we that is really socked in conditions as you head in the southbound direction northbound, as well so be careful and give yourself space use the low beams this morning. >> that changed quickly. just ten minutes ago we could see that. that gives you an idea of what was going on. 49er nation and the search for the next team speech. jim harbaugh is officially out. there is a news conference at 1:00 o'clock at levi stadium. >>> good morning a

but dutch authorities are at least six months away from completing the investigation. all 298 people on board were killed. but unlike the still missing mh 370 the airasia flight could be found much sooner even in a matter of days. it disappeared from radar in heavily traveled airspace. it also took a flight pass over the java sea which only reaches depths of about 150 feet. shallow waters which would make a signal from the flight-data recorders easier to detect. the missing plane and airbus 320 has about 23,000 hours of flight time over 13,000-- 13,600 flights. according to a boeing safety study published in auingt a a-320s have one of the lowest accident rates it in the industry. airasia is widely considered to have a good safety record, a record similar to malaysia air before mh 17 and mh 370. the national transportation safety board tells us that it continues to monitor the situation, but for now it has not been asked to assist. jeff, the ntsb has been helping with the investigation into mh 17 and mh 370. >> jeff: jeff pegues, thank you. the airbus a 320200 is the s

at the hand eye coordination here. i show one more angle on this. with the shot from the point. h a blast and look at him takehis bucket. redirect it. that is magic. shark leading 4-2 in the third. john lester may decide tonight on the new team. giants were right in the mix but admitted earlier this evening they are no longer in the running to sign john lester. that may not be such a terrible thing in the long run because daily for lester expected to be in the neighborhood of 6 years and 150 million dollars. maybe it's seven years. that's an incredibly long deal for pitcher who is already 31 years old with a lot of miles on the tread. red and cubs are hot and heavy for lester. spent a couple months with the a's. lester 16 and 11 last year. 6 and 4 with the athletic. career best 2.4 6 era. lester turned down a 4 year 70 million dollar extension with red sox back in the sprint pay off for him hand somely. billy bean dismane of the a continue last tonight when he traded away pitcher jeff to the white sox for 4 players including infield earmark simeon very high on simeon. a's traded,

the man suffered from at least one gun shot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police are withholding his name until his family is notified. no shooters have been identified and an investigation is under way. >>> "rolling stone" is the target of outrage this morning. the magazine published an article about a sexual assault on a college campus and now it says it can't trust the woman who shared those details. the magazine published the woman's story about being raped at a fraternity party at the u.s. of virginia back in 2012, but the magazine has since back pedalled, admitting it didn't ask the fraternity for its account. the group denied involvement and the magazine turned on the alleged victim. a sexual assault survivor at uc berkeley says the about-face sends a dangerous message. >> the survivor shouldn't be blamed because they did poor journalism and then proceeded to say she was lying because the fraternity said it didn't happen the way she said it did. >> reaction to the original "rolling stone" article was split. uc berkeley has a campuswide effort to rais

subway alignment around an existing very last year sewer that runs from the north point street a cross section of the entire area if you look at the upper right hand corner the triangle unfolded you see the different grounds types of that are out under that is based existing information and older information that came from the construction of sewer project i was talking about it is shown the circles to the blue rectangle and what this shows the subway alignment were to be built go deeper to get better ground it's a feasible use whatever term the stations open the northern end and the fisherman's wharf area is reviewing 50 feet of subway this is an initial study next slide. >> two things to look at we had this in the report the issues of the facts of an earthquake and it lies with the factual area, no sense in hiding that the sea level rises by 24 med past embarcadero but for this project assessment those are not fatality places it comes close to a new project near the kicking land avenue this is similar like new york you can design you can design 8 features into a project to not make pa sea level prove but sea level resistant

sky 7 showed the damage from overhead. look at that. it is a the love work to get rid of the, the large tree crashed on to a residential care facility on the court just before 4:30 this morning and everyone is okay. two residents were taken to the hospital as a precaution. everyone else is moved to another care facility. right now, workers are still there chopping down the big tree. >>> in san jose there were two weather-related holes in the roof of a safeway and it is getting worse. some workers got out minutes before a 50' section collapsed during the storm. we are at at the safe way. >> firefighters say there are now two hole, one is 50 by 50' and the other is half that side. contractors are taking a look inside and if you can see it, you can see there is extensive damage. there is a hole in the ceiling. there are wooden peoples dangling in the aisles. >> video from sky 7 h.d. shows a giant hole in the roof of safeway. it partly collapsed at the store on san jose's east capitol expressway during yesterday's powerful storm. it happene

let's get more from our correspondent james reynolds, who at the moment reporting from the italian port of brindisi. >> reporter: it's a headache, because the numbers just don't add up. they don't make sense. the passenger manifest the official list of passengers who are onboard the ferry, compiled by the ferry company, has changed several times in recent days. the most accurate number we seem to have been given is 478. the trouble is this. that number 478, does not match italy's final tally from the rescue which stands at 437, including ten people who died. they're trying to work out why on earth there's a discrepancy of 41 names. there could be several reasons for this. it may simply be that the original manifest was wrong. it might be people booked the trip and didn't show up. it might be that people's names were written twice. it might also be that when the ship made a first stop on a great island, some people got on some people got off and numbers were not properly updated. but the reason why the italian authorities are taking this very very seriously is they need those numbers to

folsom lake is up 7 feet in the last week but it's still at 37% of its capacity. that's up though 20% from 11 months ago. the water levels at lake shasta up from 26% to 31% over the last week providing over 94 billion gallons, a one-year supply for buy 540,000 families. >>> a dramatic end to the hostage standoff in australia. [ gunfire ] >> hostages ran for their lives, commandos poured in ending a 16-hour standoff in sydney, australia. the hostage-taker man haron monis was one of three people killed at the siege at a cafe. monis is born in iran but sought asylum in australia in 1996. last year, he was also charged as an accessory in the murder of his ex-wife, who had family in hayward. man haron monis has a connection to the bay area. he was charged as a said as an accessory in the murder of his ex-wife. her godfather told us that he had a bad feeling about the gunman from the first time they met. josephs out on bail. and, you know, if he would have still be in jail, this wouldn't have happened. >> the godfather says monis wrote letters to the families of australian war veterans killed in

these are the guides at the top of the wildfire research coming up, you get to talk to a ledge water? >> from drought to land, the latest in research under water, we get to interview the grandfather, jack costeau. he tells us about the latest in aquanautics next. >> the world's best. i am thomas drayton. coming up at the top of the >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> its disgraceful... the only crime they really committed is journalism... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this

at heavenly mountain resort. heavenly mountain resort. stay >>> we are following breaking news fromacramento area with a head on accident has claim the lives of four people. it happened in fair oaks a sacramento county suburb. the sheriff says that to selects collided with each other at 1:30 this morning. one car had five people inside. the driver of that car was killed instantly and three passengers died when the car caught fire. when survives and two were in the other car and both were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> a south bay man will march into police headquarters armed with evidence that he hopes will lead officers to a pack an thief. police say if more people had this technology more package thieves could be behind bars. matt? >> yes, police will get a visit from this san jose man who hopes to catch a package thief who stole a little bit of christmas from his home. check out this surveillance video from the evergreen home. a postal worker dropped off the package at 9:00 according to the clock and half an hour later, a white car pulled up and a man walked up with a p

him in conversation and the individual produced a pistol with his arms straight out pointed at the officer from across the hood of the police car. at that point the officer produceed his service weapon and fired what we think is three shots. he did this, if you watch the video, and you will have a chance to see this, the officer, when he is encountered with the pistol, he very, very quickly rapidly moves backward, and he loses his balance and falls backward and loses his flashlight but he gets three wounds off. we feel like, and i don't know everything yet, you need to understand that, the medical examiner is killing their investigation, but we feel like one shot struck the suspect, one shot struck the tire of the police car and we cannot account for the third round. i do think it appears the three rounds were fired from the officer's weapon but it could turnout to be more than three that were shot but that is what we think. we do not believe there were any shots fire from the suspect. the suspect was armed with a nine millimeter with a defaced serial number and five rounds in the chamber and o

as you take a look at this live picture from the kgo roof camera you can see the trees and flags being whipped around by the wind and a shaky camera. peak wind gusts at mount diablo over 60 miles per hour. napa airport, 52. san jose, 39. when you take a look at some of the wind reports around the bay area, we have actually doubled the number of wind reports now 47 causing trees to go down power lines to go down. the winds will remain gusty tonight and really continuing right on through tomorrow morning before those winds dial back. i will be back with a look at the freezing cold conditions that will follow the winds coming right up. dan? >> sandhya, thanks very much. see you shortly. >>> the wind has knocked down power lines all around the bay area leaving at least 50,000 pg & e customers without electricity. the most outages are in the south bay, where 24,000 customers are in the dark. 15,000 are without power in the east bay. the north bay reporting about 10,000 power outages. about 600 customers, that's it are without electricity on the peninsula. >>> the high winds are taking a tol

this started at the cal campus, they appear walking toward downtown oakland. they were prevented fromng on the freeway at 51st. also prevented from getting into the chp headquarters a ways back there on telegraph, but moving at a pretty good clip toward downtown oakland. >> we want to make sure that we all stay safe, and that we all are okay. >> reporter: the protests started after 7:00. what began with 30 people picked up more into about 130 people, burst into wheeler hall. the crowd moved on to the chancellor's residence. >> whose university? >> our university! >> reporter: they faced off with a few police officers, then back to wheeler hall. a few body surfed their way past their way on the other side of the doors, trying to keep them out. and then, the crowd burst through. effectively ending a book signing event, much to the bewilderment of those who came out for it. and the frustration of uc students who say they set up the event. >> the irony of this is that i believe in the movement. i believe that all black lives matter. but the fact is that the movement has just invaded a spa

here is a look at our gusts at 7:00 we will ramp up from ten at livermore, to 30 in san francisco and napa. by noon we are pushing 35 to 40-miles-per-hour gusts through the afternoon. it will be a baiting wind. it will be cooler than it looks. we will have total sunshine. overnight we will see them drop a littlibility back into the 25 to 35 miles per hour range and by tomorrow afternoon it will be breezy but when the sun sets we will see the breezes taper and the winds are showing up on the camera at the ferry building. this area of low pressure is tightly packed lines and those show quite a pressure difference between the small area and that is what funneled the wind into the low from the high pressure that is on shore and that is why it is so brick. here is a look at the snow the camera from heavenly in the next weather and it is snowing like crazy up this. by 5:00, it is over and we are starting to deal with the wind. overnight our sheltered valleys are going to be the coolest spot because they will not have to deal with the wind. after highs today in low-to-mid 50's check out the

at the golden gate bridge winds are gusting from the southwest at 40 miles per hour and this is probablythe bridge because you are running parallel to the wind and the other wind is perpendicular and you will be caught with the car jerking to one side or the other because of the gusts. you can see the moderate rain falling on 101 and everyone is obviously driving slower. moderate to heavy rain, showers and storms today and localized heavy rain and winds and brighter and dryer and cooler this week. the thunderstorm is develop loan the front and you can see it moving into the heart of the bay, san francisco, right up to vallejo at 8:00. that is going to keep going all the way down into the south bay and here you go, you are scattered and moderate and light showers from time to time and a few authorities developing during the afternoon and evening hours through 3:00 and tapering for the commute tomorrow and more scattered showers will develop tomorrow. our fastest winds are now through 1:00 o'clock and they will taper this afternoon also so scattered showers friday, saturday and sunday and

this now puts our two-day rainfall average at about 2 to 4 inches down at the lower elevations and anywhere from 4 to 6 inches at the higher levels. the top three concerns will be rain in the overnight hours may produce more isolated flooding. for the morning commute, lingering rain will bring slow travel and we are tracking another storm in the next 48 hours. i have the full track on that in about 15 minutes. >> okay, jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> a lot of damage in the north bay, we'll start there. the morning commute on 101. this is in marin county. it looked more like a lake than a freeway. at one point the delays got so bad that mill valley police actually tweeted that anybody who could stay home should stay home. on the right traffic moving in san rafael. a stark difference for what commuters faced most of the day. mark matthews spent the day talking to drivers stuck in that backup and joins us this evening from mill valley. >> reporter: you can see behind me the 101 here in strawberry is moving pretty well. this morning, a very different picture. the pictures from our helicopter show t

ktvu channel 2 news. >> the public viewing party at nasa aims is going on right now. we will have a live report from nasa aims at the top of the hour. >>> happening today, crews in san jose are getting ready to shut down one of the largest homeless encampments in the united states. they plan to remove the dozens of people living in the camp known as the jungle. on monday, the city and county gave the people living there a 72-hour notice to pack up and leave citing unsanitary and unsafe conditions. >> they say anybody here 6:00 tomorrow morning, 7:00 will be put in jail for trespassing. >> and going to the site and we will begin removing major structure, debris, hazardous waste and biowaste. >> the clean-up operation is expected to the take about two weeks. the city will then install a big fence along story road to prevent homeless people from coming back. >>> and more protests are planned nationwide today after another grand jury decides not to indict a white police officer for the death of an african-american man. and while the latest case has similarities to ferguson, missouri, it involves new yor

fight. >> and a little independence. >> i'm also excited about um being like away from my brother. >> last july garet, just 8 at the time, received a kidney from his father, john. but now garet is headed to sleep-away camp for an entire week. camp michitanki invites kids from the great lakes region who have all had organ transplants. doug armstrong spent thirteen years as the director of clinical research at the university of michigan transplant center and is the camp's co-founder. >> these kids have been in a very dependent situation with their health conditions, relying on their families, relying on the medical system and the physicians taking care of 'em, so an opportunity to really be a kid... it only happens at camp. >> a chance to try new things, experience new highs, or just enjoy being a kid. ash-har quraishi, al jazeera - holly, michigan. >> you're watching al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> in the case of iraq we've seen more of our colleagues locally killed. they live there. the front line, if you'd like, is- is outside their front door. >> in recent and ongoing conflicts like ira

the new warning of a major attack at the movies invoking 9/11 from the hackers behind that sony securitylling the film at the center of the scandal as the fbi says they are closing in on the culprit. >>> flu warning, major outbreaks hitting a number of big cities right before millions of americans travel before the holidays. now a new concern about the vaccine so many are counting on to keep them safe. >>> breaking news for our viewers in the west. set free. alan gross, aid worker, accused of spying, he's now on his way home.

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this is not about me, but most i suffer from at in my brain.rs these symptoms, i recognize. well, by no ng very one day or two days without treatment, these things come back. have tunately, we determined that andrew has traumatic ptsd, but they had brain yet -- his there may be residual effects that will take this even longer to be treated. i know we are hesitant to say but there are rumors that has been beaten, he is being treated like a pow. history may here is worse than being in afghanistan. for persons suffering to make statement, he knows it. this is just the beginning, but it is also an example of what we need to do for the other guys. >> we have more now with celebrity appearances from 2014. coming up next singer demi lovato. in the past you talk about her with depression. >> as the speakers have shown of her rning, the power advocacy flows from our lives experiences. our next speaker is an especially powerful voice. recording artist, author, mental health advocate, demi lovato. like the title of her album, she is unbroken. last year, she was honored for her mentorsh

at 1268. and i am set back from them. my home is set back. and also you can see that my home has windows running all the way across. on that floor. week after they said that i was quiet at the meeting and they didn't know that i had any concerns about the project. i had made my concerns known the first time when andrea came over with the plans and again at the meeting and again i told her that i could not deal with more than a two-foot extension. this was the third time that my concerns were known and ignored and the last verbal communication for the project. >> they told me that they were to meet with them and i asked if i could come. ken asked them and had been told that i could not come, and that they would deal with me separately. i have never been approached by them p i have been excluded.. i have never been contacted by their attorney which was supposed to happen. i have been totally ignored and shoved aside on this matter, and i was excluded from speaking at the dr hearing and this really is my first day in court. and i hope that you wi

josh shows you they've actually cleared much of the debris from at least that second lane from the right. >> very slow southbound. this is just north of where the hillslide slip happened. they have touk sure this isn't going to keep coming down. they're going to wait till daylight areas to assess that situation. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, i'll show you that in a second. i'll show you the lighter volume of traffic the orange shows you fog through oakland. here is the fog at the bay bridge and the metering lights. off of 580 at 24. and the san mateo bridge also seeing a lot of fog. we had fog for about 20 minutes across 92. watch the coast, though, that will be an issue, as is the nature of clouds and fog. they'll float around and affect your drive for the course of the morning. i'm not a meteorologist but i know that cloud float around. >> end with that shot? >> we'll end with that shot right here. >> it's 6:36 right now. the biggest three-day jump in the market since 2011 last night. they've been open for a few minutes. >> let's get a check of the

version of royalty will receive another extension today for his construction project across from levi stadium. this is at least the second extension from the santa clara city council with a main delay funding according to our media partner the mercury news he has lost his development partner featuring a hotel and restaurant and slop and office will not begin construction until at least 2016. >>> happening today a yearly tradition to help children in need will get underway in san francisco. >> at 36 the postal service will kickoff the letter to santa program in the city and people are invited to go to the post office and fulfill the gift requests. past wishes include basic necessities or something for relatives. if you would like to make a wish come true swing by the san francisco post office on evans any time between 11 o'clock a.m. and 1:00 o'clock p.m. to adopt a letter. >>> we saw lana in lower manhattan with an umbrella. that rain is a preview for us. >> but it was not coming down sideways. an umbrella may not be handy with the rain. you may want to stay it is sideways rain that we have coming. now,

at 8 p.m./midnight eastern to discuss the presidency. learn about the first ladies and hear fromchief executives through archival speeches. speeches on the presidency every sunday at 8 p.m. and midnight here on c-span3. >>> here's a look at some of the programs you'll find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities begin at 10 a.m. with the lighting of the national christmas tree, followed by the white house christmas decorations with first lady michelle obama and the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. just after 12:30 p.m., celebrity activists talk about their causes. at 8 p.m. supreme court justice samuel alito and former florida governor jeb bush on the bill of rights and founding fathers. on c-span2 at 10 a.m. join steve pinker and 12:30 see the feminist side of a super hero. at 7 p.m. author pamela paul and others talk about their reading habits. on american history tv on c-span3 at 8 a.m. eastern, the fall of the berlin wall with c-span footage of george w. bush and bob dole with speeches from president's john kennedy and ronald reagan. at noon, fashion

as we look at the live picture, more grate at least from the -- back to your maps. really no major concern, typical pattern flowing southbound, nimitz out of hayward. the bay bridge has your backup at the cash lanes and the metering lights are on. we'll look at palo alto, a smooth drive for the peninsula. in belmont, we heard about a tree on san juan boulevard, not affecting rolston or the freeway. back to you? >> thanks, mike. we have a road closure you might want to know about because it could affect your friday night plans. caltrans will conduct an emergency response drill at the tunnels known as devils slide. the drill begins tonight at 10:00 and ends at 4:00. if all goes as expected, the tunnels will be closed at this time. drivers will have to take interstate 280 to get up and down the peninsula as we did for so long before those were done. >> the alameda accused of killing his chronically ill wife to end her suffering is due in court today. he turned himself in in late october reportedly telling police officers that he shot his wife because she suffered from d

the fallout from that massive data hack at sony pictures is escalating. the group that says it's responsible for the cyber attack is threatening violence against theaters showing the movie at the center of the attack. don champion is at the new york city theater where the premiere of the interview was supposed to bheld tomorrow. good morning. don. >> good morning, lauren. growing fall outhas led to the cancellation of the premiere. more than 200 theaters are canceling plans to show the controversial firm. >> you want us to assassinate the lead over north korea in. >> yes. >> whaaat? >> "the interview" was a comedy but the lead-up has been anything but. they've decided to cancel its planned showing of the movie. it comes after a chilling message posted by cyber hackers guardians of peace warning moviegoers to stay away from theaters when it shows the flirm. it says the world will be full of fear. represent the 11th of september 2001. it eats nationwide on christmas day. while sony is moving forward with its release, in an unusual movie, the company has tol

on the bay bridge the traffic is busy coming in from the maze at 16 minutes from the east bay to san francisco and this is are we are having problems westbound highway 4, two miles visibility indicating how dense the fog is. at highway 242 we have a two-car crash so possibly a result of the heavy fog blocking one lane. >>> another big story beside the impending storm is i-80 was shut down by protesters last night in the largest numbers yet of alleged police brow facility -- brutality cases across the country. amy hollyfield is in emeryville with the arrests. >> a big protest. the big problem was here on 880. here is why you were stuck in traffic, c.h.p. arrested 150 people last night for blocking 880 in both directions in the berkeley area. the people are being booked into jail in dublin. the interstate was blocked for an hour and a half and according to the c.h.p. some protesters threw rocks and other items at the officers as they tried to move them off the interstate. there was a woman stuck in traffic if labor. an ambulance took her to the hospital. on the city streets of berkeley,

of good can come from this we've seen the negative impacts of the bus stop in the middle of the cafe door or the bulb outs put without regards to the design of the beveled we've looked at the bart entrances along moiths and we've seen open parkland as open space to be used for station entrances from the transit side there are t line stops in chinatown and union square that are blocks off the oil because of surface conditions we have an opportunity in advance to plan for to necessary extension that benefits the effectiveed neighborhood and showing you shows you what a san francisco, california do when it plans right we would like to help with the body and the planning department in continuing the collaboration certainly the questions about the time missing the disruption to north beach and maximizing the opportunity that this building will bring is important part same to the impacts on fisherman's wharf so we appreciate our interest and your time and ask for your help in looking at this from a planning prospective as it move forward thank you. >> thank you as next speaker comes up i'll call one name and howard. >> there are smaller priorities than the subway moreno the

lets start off at 39 degrees from tanya in philadelphia, she sent us a picture from earlier this morning at penny pack creek here and you can see as we zoom in how cloudy it was. we started the day glummy and it looked like another day stuck in the gray but sun came out and it turned out nice outside today. right now 36 degrees. this is from aj a bruce friday moorestown, new jersey, reporting, 36 and temperatures falling slowly here in town. the temperatures are starting to drop especially now that the sun has gone down. if you want to be a weather watcher it is so easy. if you love weather be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. iron up at cbs philly.com/watchers. lets take a look as we look out our weather window towards jack frost big boulder and snow it is not actual weather, nature made snow, it is manmade snow, and cold enough up there, with temperatures in the 20's, to make snow and get those folks ready for a big holiday travel time this weekend, right into next week even. people hitting the slopes. lights great there. storm scan three shows no snow

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at nasa. we'll have a much better three dimensional picture 10 years from now. that would be great information for water management. once we understand how much water is available to us as snow, and is accessible in streams and reservoirs and ground water, it gives me great hope thinking about moving forward to the next decade. >> for farmers, hope goes hand-in-hand that with water. >> i can't imagine anything losing itself in this. >> it transforms itself with water. it becomes completely different and is very rich soil. last we're we had craps growing here. we're going to plant it again. >> you think so? >> all it takes is water. >> one thing that always stood out to me, if we're out of cabbage on this coast, get it from the east coast. out of oil, get it from the middle east. you're out of water, you're just out of water. >> it's infrastructure as well as implementing science and technical advances, but that relies on legislation to be done firstly. >> that's the thing. there's now with science as we saw, i mean, we're collecting huge amounts of data but the

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this is not about me, but most i suffer from at in my brain.rs these symptoms, i recognize. well, by no ng very one day or two days without treatment, these things come back. have tunately, we determined that andrew has traumatic ptsd, but they had brain yet -- his there may be residual effects that will take this even longer to be treated. i know we are hesitant to say but there are rumors that has been beaten, he is being treated like a pow. history may here is worse than being in afghanistan.

shows at wiggins park in camden, at penn's landing and at sugar house casino. >> don't forget the 2015 mummers parade has a new route broad street from city hall to washington avenue. the parade starts at 10am and the mummers have another celebration on main street in manayunk. >>> so, christmas comes early for a local high school student and it's a gift she's never going to forget. >> still ahead tonight fox 29 is there as the surprise brings everyone to their feet. the tear jerk kerr just in time for the holidays. >> you know most people new him as j roll. now that j has rolled out of town we'll tell you why the phillies may not be able to replace him any time soon. stick around for sports. >> winter is getting ready to roll into town. we have the winter solstice this week and it starts at sunday and it will be the shortest day of the year. so how will this weekend's weather fare? we'll have a look at the were there coming up. >> all right. thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00 o'clock are you ready? no. is holiday panic setting in again? yes. the shopping rush extenting store hours and last minute deals. we'll have it all for to y

got touchdowns from cooper and mark sanchez with 172 yards at the half. tion from washington at 11:00 and redskins just scored to go up. eagles postgame live on the comcast network. michael barkhan and company will have it all. villanova and syracuse, what a rival riff. this may be the last for a little while. it was good today and mcw cheering on his orange and nova trailed by 15 minutes. josh with the miss but a lot of heart from darin hilliard. look at the slam there. cutting the lead to three. and then heart hits a big three. nova within two. on the inbound, syracuse throws it away. ryan archiediakno and then ties up at 69. we've got overtime. nova never let in this game until overtime. 25 points, 10 boards. three point game, pinkston, big block to steal it. nova wins 82-77. they are 11-0 for a second straight season. >>i>çw we would like to come in win by 15, 20 every game but we know that's not going to happen. we need these kind of games to get us prepared for conference, you know, prepared for april. >> prepare for april? championship game. town. d

we heard earlier from officials from search and rescue. we are at terminal 2 this is where the plane took off from. there's a small area inside just for family and friends on board. they briefed them in private, and came out and briefed us and said they are expanding the search and rescue operation because the weather conditions are better and they have a bit more of an idea where it might be. they have more assets. singapore agreed - sorry, there has been agreement between indonesia and singapore that they'd use underwater surveillance equipment from singapore. that's been unveiled and goes with the head of the search and rescue operation. they believe most of the evidence is pointing - the aircraft is under water. most things is when there's new, it's not that deep not like the searching going on for mh370, the malaysia airliners jet that went down. they are looking at focussing on those two areas. family and friends of those on board are waiting for any kind of information. they are still here. >> let's talk about the family and friend no doubt d

he died at his home after a lengthy illness. >>> on nbc news.com, zombies or dumb students? about 100 brains missing fromversity. yeah, curator at the university of texas at austin says undergrads may have been swiping the specimens for years for living rooms or halloween pranks. ew. one of the missing brains is believed to have belonged to charles whitman who killed 16 people and wounded others in a shooting spree in 1966. looking for the bad chromosome there. >>> some other stories we're following. four teens are in police custody after assaulting a cleveland bus driver. a security camera on the bus caught footage of one boy using a sock loaded with rocks to hit the driver. all four teens will be charged with aggravated assault. >>> in china a woman was rescued after her car plunged into the river. the whole thing was caught on camera. several witnesses helped pull the woman out of the water using the jacket as a rope. it took 20 minutes to get her to safety. her car did not fair as well. >> you can watch peter pan live on nbc this thursday. allison williams stars in the lead role, but comedy site funn

from them. >>> happening today, pennsylvania governor tom corbett will be in town for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the national constitution center for the opening of a new exhibit called "constituting liberty: from the declaration to the bill of rights." also, citizens bank will award a $75,000 grant in support of the new exhibit. philadelphia school students will be able to visit the museum. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> mostly cloudy weekend, and we're starting off with clouds once again today, but during the day today, after a cloudy start, we'll see breaks of sunshine this morning, decreasing clouds this afternoon. that will warm us back into the upper 40s. really not all that cold this morning. tomorrow it will start dry, but wet weather is a possibility tomorrow afternoon. tracking some rain. right now, allentown 40 degrees, holding at 43 in northeast philadelphia. and atlantic city at the airport has dropped down to 39 degrees, but most of south jersey and delaware in the 40s. and completely dry as well. that's a live view of beach avenue from t

two vehicles collided at north state and gulf view roads in springfield. fromhopper three you can see one of vehicles overturn. we're also told first responders pulled at least one person from that car. it's unclear if anyone also was hurt. >>> one person was killed after a motorcycle and truck collided in king of prussia tonight. chopper three over river road and eau mccoys just after 5:00. a second person was flown to the hospital. that person's condition has not been released. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >> a hazmat scare prompts the evacuation of a home in germantown. chopper three over the 200 block of after 6:00 this evening where a substance leaked from truck. once the spill was contained official determined it was gas and allowed the family to retu return. >>> a beautiful day made way for pleasant evening across the area but will the weekend stay sunny meteorologist kate bilo joins us from the cbs3 sky deck with a check on your first forecast. kate. >> thanks jess casm it's getting cold out here now tonight as we have a clear sky tem

a western union office across from the courthouse at 11:17 a.m. >> we know thatk away, jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald. the evidence showed that he was down there anywhere from 5 to 15 seconds. 5 to 15 seconds. if this is a hired assassin who is supposed to have some advanced information, he is the world's best gunman. >> jack ruby was a police and media groupie. ruby thought he was our friend. >> ruby's act was that of a vigilante. he wanted nothing more to be known -- people to flock to his nightclub to shake the hand of the man who killed the man who killed the president. >> you believe that lee harvey oswald did not shoot president kennedy? >> i do not want to get involved in the speculations as to individuals, but i will say that there's no question about the fact that there was a plot and there were a number of individuals involved. >> in 1967, he announced "i've solved the case. i've found the real assassin." >> we will make arrests based on that, and we will make charges based on that, and we will obtain convictions based on that. >> now, you wouldn't

were wondering at what point should we put a buy/sell agreement agreement in place to protect each other and our loved ones in the event something happens? >> i just received this question from good friend of mine and i said, now. put it in now. what do you think, jay? do you do that at the beginning? should you wait a while? >> before the beginning, for sure. the bigger issue is the chances of something happening quote/unquote to one of the partners is far, far less than the partners deciding they don't want to work together any more. they have different motivations or one feels they're carrying more load than the other. the fact is many partnerships fail and you absolutely should have something figured out it. if things don't know the way we think they're going to go. no assets and a consulting business. or if it's a business with fixed assets, how much it is going to cost. you should absolutely do that before you start the business. >> i find so many partners come together, ben. we have a great idea and getting along really well and they just don't think about this. what happens if it doesn't work out or what happens if god forbid something happens to one of us and now al

that is walnut creek 680 at top speeds headed away from highway 4 to the 24 junction obligate taking you 27 minutes. >> we have breaking news we brought you at 4:30. police in missouri wrap up a news conference of the shooting death of a young man at hands of a police officer. it happened at a gas station in the town of berkeley a few miles from ferc son -- from ferguson, a crowd of 60 people returned to the scene where continues have been running high. an officer went to a gas station to investigate a theft and encountered two men. the officer said one pulled a happened bun and pointed it at him and the officer opened fire and a woman who is the man's mother said he was 18-year-old san antonio martin. >> his girlfriend saw him dead. the police were messing with hill. he was going to run but he was trying to run and though started shooting. >> we said drop the gun. it didn't have to end with him approaching the officer with an arm extended and a pistol if his hand. >> investigators recovered a gun. the other man involved ran away. you will recall that ferguson was the site of a police

matt delucia at 9:30. >>> new from overseas this morningts killed two u.s. troops in afghanistan during an insurgent attack on a convoy. authorities say it was part of a series of attacks that also saw taliban fighters gunned down at least a dozen/q bÑ workers who clearing land mines. international official tells the associated press that the two americans were killed26 46áu nit near bagram air base just sought side the capital city of kabul. the attack also took the life of an afghan court official. >>> new from overnight, at least eight people are dead. more than 100 are missing after a mudslide in indonesia. heavy rains set off the slide which buried some houses and swept away dozens of others. back here in the u.s., people in california are also dealing with the aftermath of a mudslide. flash floods and even a small tornado. it's the result of the pineapple express storm system. that's from hawaii and it's been pounding the west coast with heavy rains and high winds. the mudslide swallowed more than a dozen homes and in a rare occurrenc

at the year rear. he has not reduced the footprint of the addition. he has provided a setback from the side property line, but only when the planning department suggested he do so. the neighbor's alternative provides for modest setbacks at the each of the upper two floors. the project sponsor's 311 submission has rejected any upper floor setbacks. neighbor's alternative . this house frightens neighbors regarding the project proposal. the proposal is even larger than 455, and in effect, would duplicate the oppressiveness of 4'. it's easy to imagine what the rear yard open space would look like with not one, but two block -- three story structures among more than a dozen modest queen anne workers cotagesing. one last point the board of appeals uphold the building permit right across the street from the subject site. as you can see from this rendering, two upper floor -- two rear upper floor setbacks were included. the 456 proponent sponsor stated that the setback were response to residential guidelines. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is maxime