it is a hoodie. the greatest hoodie ever made.rs often have to wait months to get their hands on the $89 fletcher. what makes it so special? >> the apparel industry and a lot of other businesses is when you get in the this and this of rolling out a lot of retail stores or between you and the customer, you are adding layers of cost. any business deciding to support the hundreds of retail stores across the country, make a decision about their business model that will be paying for all of that, which, by definition, to tracks from either quality or retail price, if you eliminate those things, it gives you a new way to approach an old problem. >> your price point is not too far off. >> that is right. we make top-of-the-line quality and sell direct to customers, bypassing all traditional distribution models. no stores and no retailers. >> a lot of buzz around your product but you have a lot of trouble keeping up with demand. does that show the limitation of manufacturing in the u.s. as opposed to the apple model? >> you would think so.

you can see one guy with the beard on and leather jacket, another with the hoodie. police are hoping somebody can identify these guys because they shot somebody just delivering food. >> you see the guy with the hoodie slinging the gun. it like it's no big deal he just shot a man. >> and this man in australia comes in swinging an ax. he comes in ordering the woman to put money in the bag. not too far away, he was picked up on video and took his mask off. there he is for all to see. he was on a bike similar to this red one. he was a passengers on a bike driven by somebody else and they sigh that bike was stolen. >> we're in the middle of a helicopter rescue mission, all of this caught on gopro cameras. you can see the guys going down into the water, the helicopter up in the air. looks like everything is going according to plan. they get on board the helicopter back down to the boat and then watch what happens here. that wasn't supposed to happen. the gopro camera falls into the water and sinks way down to the bottom. this all happened on august 31st of this year. you

hoodie -- >> no.rospectsl business are good but you do not want to buy. >> you have the business and the stock. business is sensational. if you take google, facebook, and twitter and take the growths of the global ad business for the next five years, they are going to capture all of the incremental revenue. these are wonderful businesses. people like us, especially at gabelli, we are disciplined investors. arediscipline in the stock two different things. since they collect ad dollars you can size the market and look at how fast it grows. basically, at close to a $40 makeon valuation, i cannot it grow fast enough to justify the price. >> was a priced too high to begin with? >> the offering was pretty clever. the insiders do not sell. you create more or less an artificial shortage. this happens in a lot of ipos. if you look at the turnover of the stock, the stock has an of age holding period day. this is a trading apple. >> the stock is up 40% since december 10 two yesterday. it is now worth more by mar

. >> no, i came in a hoodie and a jacket. >> jimmy: you don't need that. it's the holiday season. my friend. >> that's why i'm here today. >> jimmy: you're going to be -- your friends are going to be so jealous. do you mind if we put this on? [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. ♪ >> it fits like a glove. >> jimmy: look at this thing. unbelievable. so cool. look at all the buttons. bedazzled and everything. that looks really great. it's easy to button and everything. that's right. give it up, you guys, for our winner. [ cheers and applause ] round of applause. keep watching all this week. we will be giving away a christmas sweater every night. we'll be right back with more "late night!" come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now, with any premium mcwrap, quarter pounder or medium fries at mcdonald's, you can peel for a chance to win one of thousands of xbox one entertainment systems or millions of other prizes -- and leave a legend! ♪ [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold

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>> this is a sensation, the hoodie backpack. it's a thing among kids, as everyone knows. curious thing that's happening. who has done it? nike has done it. >> nike? >> kind of functional fashion. oliver isn't going to wear a hat, no matter what his mom says, right? >> yeah. >> why aren't you in school? >> because i just like this backpack. it's really cool. >> okay. cool. >> sock, so moving up the age spectrum further to the brother. the guy serious about the beer should be serious about the glassware he drinks it out of. the best barware out there. this set of four is about $40. and it comes with a glass for every type of beer. now there's nothing worse than coming home, wanting a cold one and finding all you have is a warm one, which is why we love these guys, they're called chillsners. you put it in -- >> somebody answer the phone! >> your sponsor. >> you put it in the -- >> we're so sorry. >> it's unrelated to this. there are no sound effects with the chillsner. makes it cold. and then what i love about this guy on your iphone, nobody is using point and shoot cameras

disum said he's wearing a dark hoodie like a gray hoodie, gene -- janes or sweat pants. you see how it's abbreviated in the near future. was he profiling? of course he was. base obd the variables. here is the final vacial. 40 second later he identifies him he's black. but at the same time he's thinking that and bless his heart when he said it out loud. he lost his job. see something say something. how is not supposed to factor it in. he made the judgment even before he knew the race of trayvon martin based on the suspicious behavior looking in window. he was in the rain. he's not the only one that profiles. here's a quote. some of you may know the answer. it's from 1993. there's nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear foot steps and turn around and see something white and feel relieved. jesse jack. 1993. he started a neighborhood watch in the washington, d.c., neighborhood after a series of break ins and crimes. and the profile the pretty much the same in george zimmerman's neighborhood. unfortunately. at that time, jacks

the man in the gray hoodie leaves. now there's within attacker, the man in the white shirt. watch what this guy in the white does. he picks up one of those sort of fold-up chairs and starts beating this guy with it badly. watch. you can see for some reason the man's pants are down over his ankles, who trying to defend himself with his feet. thisi ifguy is swinging the chaa bunch of times and he hits him in the neck and head. if you count it's something like 22 times he hits the man. >> he's laying down. >> and you see some blood as well. >> we talked to the lapd. they did arrive at the scene. the victim was still there. attackers had taken off. the victim suffered a broken arm, bruises and lacerations. he was treated and released the same day. the police department believes these guys know each other. the video is labelled venice homeless fashion. we're seeing them pretty clearly on camera, especially the main aggressor in the white shirt. >> driving on the freeway, this day for this driver was not boring at all. he happens to be chasing a car chase. >> a chase going on, dec

usually walk by and take the jacket to the -- the second suspect soon followed this guy with the hoodie up. they take this jacket here where there are other jackets. over the course of several minutes while people are hartying. gielts pick up. >> this guy shirt his car has for people for help in this neighborhood, which raises walking by the bouncer. >> they had no question to threaten this guy who walked into n front of the door and they do ne know his intentions? they looked like they probably had done this kind of thing before. so keep your eyes open. >> in the colder parts of the country there have been some icy roadways. somebody lives at the top of a hill and let the camera roll to see just how bad it got for some drivers. ♪ >> as you notice, things get progressively bad for everybody. >> and this goes on and on. >> this is where a lot of cars have trouble. where's the truck? where's the sanders? or at lease get out there with some kitty litter. >> the skill bus? >> yes, it should be closed. >> it's the middle of the night. what's the school bus doing out. >> hey, there's a plow.

the guy in the hoodie breaks into a grocery store with a meat cleaver. the 25-year-old shop keeper is not going to allow this guy to get away with anything from his store. the store clerk ends up with the meat cleaver in his hands. he ends up pushg the guy out into the street and some bystanders helped pin the guy down and seconds later, t e guy. >> they not only beat his butt, they actually good him in custody z they think they are not going to fight back. i have a meat cleaver, a gun, a knife. when someone does fight back, they are not expecting it. >> this guy had been involved in a string of robberies over the past few weeks. this was the first guy to fight back. >> this guy may be a little overconfident with his alleged drinking and driving skills. we see 51-year-old robert ortiz attempting to undergo what looks like a sobriety test. >> where are you going? i didn't say walk, did i? >> ortiz thinks this might be a performance. >> can you imagine a line coming from the front of your foot? >> he has got this. >> at this point, the officer is like, gon

no group because groups can be used be a and no hoodies. >> you can't identify anyone walking throughl over the school. >> 94. >> 94 cameras here and we need more. we always have to outthink them. because they are trying to outthink us. >> principal wayman had to worry not just about the student safety but her own. a student threatened her life. >> to me saying i have a bullet with your name on it. >> in the neighborhood where 40% of the people live in poverty. highest number of homicide, rapes and assaults in the city. these are the kids in the honor's program at mansion. for many, it is tough at home. >> i don't dream. my hope is i know -- well, i see ain't nothing going to change about this school or this neighborhood. >> for every student who causes trouble, there are so many who just wanted to learn. like a small quiet girl named malaysia. she was in the ninth grade. malaysia wanted to make her dad proud. she lives around the corner from mansion and tried hard to stay on track. but it wasn't easy. one day, after school, she gets punched in the face by another girl. >> busted up p

two when dressed in hoodies took a casual walk across the line.cked down this door in seconds while the woman inside, too afraid to show her face on camera hid in her closet. >> i was really scared. >> reporter: it was too late. the four bad guys and the victim were only separated by a closet door. >> when they opened the closet, they tried to pull it out. i tried to close it back. they were making big noise so i got scared and i let go. >> reporter: that is when things turned violent. >> there was shouting. they saw the jewelry i was wearing. he took it from me. >> reporter: the men stole her wedding ring and chain off of her. they left in two minutes before jumping in this silver infinity suv. it was captured on the home surveillance video. they were so bold, they even used the driveway. the couple installed the security cameras after they were burglarized in february. >> i was pregnant. after things happened, i had a miscarriage and lost the child. >> reporter: police cannot say the the crimes are connected. there have been a handful of burglar

police say the suspects walked in wearing hoodies. one had a gun and ordered everyone to lay down on the floor. they took personal items and took off. no one was hurt. there are no reports of arrests. >>> happening now, a candlelight vigil is underway in san jose for a three-year- old boy who was hit and killed by a car last week. ktvu's dep ruv is at the -- debora villalon is at the vigil. >> reporter: it happened here at the crosswalk and it is a tragedy that galvanized the community. raising awareness that 24 pedestrians have been killed this year can in san jose. the same day he died, a 14-year- old girl was hit and killed in front of her high school. they are calling for traffic improvements and better police enforcement and they urge drivers to slow down and pay attention. >> 24 in san jose this year. which is way too many. it is a big hike and it is mostly from too much traffic, going too fast. it is not pedestrians running out in the street, it is like this when a pedestrian on a green light with a walk signal. >> reporter: mo

. >> two men dressed in hoodies took a casual walk across the lawn before two others followed sprinting toward this home. they kicked down this door in seconds while the woman inside too afraid to show her face on camera hid in her closet. >> i thought originally, if i make some noise, thinking somebody isn't there. >> before bad guys and the victim were only separated by a closet door. >> they opened up the closet, they are trying to close it back again and they are huge, making big noise. i got scared and left. >> that's when things turned violent. >> the shouting. ponted the gun at me. he just took it from me. >> the man stole her wedding ring right off of her. just after 5:00 p.m. yesterday. before jumping in the silver infinity suv. it was captured on the family surveillance video casing the home minutes before. they were so bold, they used their driveway. the couple installed a security camera after they were burglarized in february. >> i was pregnant seven months and after the incident happened, i had a miscarriage and i lost the child. my house was ripped apart. my master bedroo

he's described as a black male, about 6'3", last seen wearing that cart heart hoodie, a ski mask and blue jeans. he is the suspect in the fatal shooting of one officer and critically wounded another officer. you mentioned the funeral held earlier for the former louisiana naurds mab. the update on the other officer, he has been stabilized and the reward for the suspect about $162,000 right now. >> brianna? >> nick, we know you'll be following that. a government crackdown leads to escalating violence in egypt. the reasons behind it ahead. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ but it is within sight of the stuck ship just miles away there. 74 people on board the ship. they've been trapped there for four days now the expedition leader says everyone seems to be in good spirits. no word yet on who detonated a car bomb in beirut that killed six people and wounded dozens. a key friend of the u.s. is among the dead a

. >> outside, a security camera captures a man in a gray hoodie filling his tank.s cell phone from the front seat to answer a call. eventually, retreats from the chilly night back inside his car to talk on his phone. as two more customers pull in, the man on the cell gets out to remove the nozzle. that's when, without warning this fill-up goes up in flames. >> right at that moment, i turn to my right, and there was like an eight-foot flame shooting out of the vehicle, like you would see a firework on the fourth of july. >> from a truck parked close by off-camera, customer mark called 911 in disbelief. >> i watched this car go up in flames so fast. you start to ask yourself, what's inside the car? >> as the fire accelerates, another danger grows. buried just a few feet below the car, gas reservoirs hold hundreds of gallons of fuel. if fire travels down the pump to those reservoirs, it could blow the gas station and everyone around it sky high. >> my heart was beating a thousand miles per hour. i turn around and push the emergency shutoff button, which shuts all the

nothing says it is time to party like doing a doughnut at the reception, >>> being trailed by thugs in hoodies is never good. >> here is where things take a really bad turn. >> the moment they try to kill a russian businessman over what is in that bag. an outdoorsman is ripped from his kayak by a strong current. >> now, he is just at the mercy of this creek. >>> now, meet the man that survived the rapids with a little help from a friend. >> i paddle with people who are better with me on purpose. >>> and, decorators pay tribute to 2013 and go inside santa's workshop for a surprise. >> like you've never seen the "right this minute" host before. >> why weed rather twerk than work. >>> you guys are going to want to take a deep breath before this one, because you are going to need it. you are going to watch john hopper go for a bit of a swim. he is kayaking near bowled der, colorado. he goes into some rapids tentatively. in this one rapid, he gets a little caught out. he pops back up as he should but the current draws him right back around. the second time he gets pulled into the rapid, he gets kno

. >> he had a hoody -- black hoody on, gloves.o do something. >> turns out the bizarre tree branch attack ends up hurt morgue than jugal's bank account. remember, as they fell to the floor, jugal felt a sharp pain in his arm. well, at first, he refused to go to the doctor. but with his son's urging, a week after the robbery, he goes to the emergency room. the scuffle had caused two fractures. >> they put stitches here and put a blade inside to secure that. >> the robber hasn't been caught, but munish says that has never been his main concern. he's just thankful it wasn't worse. >> it was hard because you never know. something could have happened. i could be without a father anymore. >>> april 30th, 2011, las vegas, nevada. it's another convenience store robbery. this time, the thieves come in unarmed, but there are a shocking number of crooks to overwhelm the clerk. >> it's called a mob rob. nearly 30 people storm the store taking about $600 worth of food, beer and other drinks. >> at first, i was really frightened and then i got

we've sold out of a couple of our sweatshirt, a hoodie and we're selling beanies like they're going out of style. >> reporter: the demand for gas is breaking record. the amount of it being used to heat homes is double what it normally sees. and since six deaths are being linked to the cold. more homeless people are refusing to brave the fridgedtemperatures. >> oh, it scares me because i don't want -- but i don't want to die. but for some it will not be too hard to make that adjustment. >> oh no, it's the best. >> reporter: it is all relative, right? for the most part, people here tonight, they were all smiles. like it or not, the bitter cold is sticking around for a bit longer. live in san jose, i'm betty yu, kpix 5. >>> time is running out for those finding a couple and four children, missing after going to play in the snow in the remote mountains outside reno. the children, they're 3 to 10 years old. the group hasn't been heard of since yesterday afternoon. temperatures, they have been dropped as low as 16 degrees below 0. >>> friends and family members as well as search teams, they'r

the hoodies, plaid shirts and clothings sound christmas night.he finders had one clue, a card made out to a boy named zach. and relatives came out just in time to save the holiday. keeping the bags in the front seat this time. >>> and now, the tackle tackling a song. giving one of his best performances and this is before the game. this is jamal brown stepping up to the mike before a luncheon and who knew what would come next? listen. ♪ make it work ♪ i think we should take it slow ♪ >> crooning ordinary people and it was anything but order nation. we love watching that today. >>> when we come back on "world news," the boy climbing one of the tallest peaks tonight, the record he set this christmas week and he is reporting for us after the break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. so here's to the bride and... [ coughs ] [ all gasp ] [ male announcer ] robitussin dm max now comes in a new liquid-filled capsule. nothing provides more powerful

and -- or hoodies. and we are selling benes like they're going out of style. >> reporter: for those in their homes pg and e says the demand for gas is breaking records. the amount used is double what it normally sees and since six deaths are now being linked to the cold, more homeless people are refusing to brave the frigid temperatures. >> oh it scares me because i don't want to die. not that way. >> reporter: operations at south bay cold weather shelters are expected to return to normal in a few days. but for some, it won't be too hard to make that adjustment. >> oh no. no. no no. my wife and i we've been to alaska so this is nothing. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> one bay area elementary school didn't have heat for a week during this cold snap. a heater broke at community united in oakland last monday. and it didn't get fixed until yesterday. about 100 students were affected. >>> all right, raise your hand if you have to pull out the icescaper this morning -- scraper this morning. >> i couldn't fi

. >> reporter: two men dressed in hoodies took a casual walk across the lawn before two others followed sprinting toward this home. they kicked down the door in seconds while the woman inside too afraid to show her face on camera hid in her closet. >> i thought originally that if i make some noise upstairs they will go away thinking somebody isn't there. >> reporter: it was too late, the four brazen robbers and victims were only separated by a closet door. >> they opened the closet. they were trying to pull the door out. i was trying to close it back again. and they were huge and they were making big noise. i got scared and i let go. >> reporter: things turned violent. >> he was shouting and point the gun at me and they saw the jewelry i was wearing. he took it from me. >> reporter: the men stole her wedding ring and chain right off her. they ransacked the home in less than two minutes before jumping in this silver infiniti suv. it was captured on the family's surveillance video casing the home minutes before. they even used the driveway. the couple installed the security cameras after

>> great weather tonight, grab a hootedy and -- hoodie, that is all you need falling only into the low 50's. the big concern is number 20 how many spay spare day we have had this winter. authority bay and central coast, and central bay, and the santa clara valley, most like throw have poor air quality on the 5 the consecutive day. right now san pablo and oakland and san jose have the worst air quality. now, breaking down the weather, high clouds are arriving ahead of the weak cold front with mid-40's around the bay and 50 at coast and in the mid-50's to low 60's with a high clouds increasing rapidly during the morning hours and they will be thickest from noon to four and shave a few degree off the high temperatures and upper 50's to low 60's at 4:00. clouds will decrease in the evening and temperatures are in the upper 40's to low 50's. as we move through the weekend, we will still be in the low pressure 60's on saturday and record highs are possible mid-to-upper 60's on sunday and low pressure 60's with a few high clouds on monday. now, the commute or travel or whatever you are doing

those hoodies made from american cotton, and after all those situps a knockout punch for business since we first zipped up they have gone from one factory to five now. >> made in america. >> reporter: and this new message from the all american clothing company in ohio. >> we are in. >> reporter: listen to the pledge. >> we can trace each pair of jeans back to the american farmer who made the cotton. >> reporter: enter the code it takes you to the farmer who grew the cotton. we tested it out. ordered a pair of jeans, put in the number, and look, we met the farmers from ohio. >> hi, david, hi, america. we're the nichols family. >> our jeans are made in america. >> reporter: our thanks to the nichols, a snowy night on the farm. and the t-shirts, that american flag wrapped around their mission, made here, sold here. look on the left. proudly designed in california, and on the right something else we noticed t-shirts they called the sawyer. the sawyer, they have brand new designs, diane i got one for you. the company that makes the sawyer for the sawyer. you will look good this weekend. >> t

people to be done about cryptography socializing noticed since the summer that there's the issue huge hoodies and repairs for those two parties. it's a party where we meet for like two or three hours and people who know how to encrypt the man stopped to chat how to browse anonymously in the internet teach this to other people actually ask people in the camp. why do i why i keep hearing people told us i learnt that we are spied on and i want to protect myself the legal principle waste rules they could try out this is the thirty year that it's being run a tele but this year following the revelations from it with snowden it seems that more more people i wanted to find out how the kid who look after their personal information online that been coming here to try and find out how. i will continue to bring you more updates from the conference here on rte up ahead in the program toxic imitations at the teller to see how britain has become an international online hub for selling the legal equivalent of class a drugs that could actually be just as harmful as the regionals. all the decals coming up. and

our gloves, sold out probably in two days of we've sold out of a couple of our sweat shirts, our hoodies and we are selling beanies like they're going out of style. >> reporter: for those in their homes pg&e says the demand for gas is breaking records, the amount used to heat homes double what it normally sees and since six deaths are now linked to the cold, more homeless people are refusing to brave the frigid temperatures. fire at >> it scares me because i don't want to die, not that way. >> reporter: operations at south bay cold weather shelters are expected to return to normal in a few days, but for some it won't be too hard to make that adjustment. >> oh, no, no. my wife and i, we've been to alaska, so this is nothing. >> reporter: a lot of folks out here tonight say they welcome this kind of weather because it sure feels a lot more like christmas. it looks like these kinds of temps are sticking around for a bit longer. >>> it's heating up in san francisco where we have breaking news, firefighters working to put out a smoky fire at a recycling center. joe vazquez is standing by with

he looks black and is wearing a hoodie. he ran this at least one dozen times. george zimmerman is suing them for $2 million as well they should. the audience does not know otherwise no reason to suspect that if you see that on the "today show" established why would they do something so flawed? but then they say are you following him? you don't need to do that. okay. that is gone then they say he looks like he is up to no good if he looks black. he never made the casey never mentioned the heady after he said what he was wearing thokk but then cnn, san at the same time they're all competing. and cnn is where this was discovered that a member of their audience hearing the dispatcher tapes said when you hear that it is effing coons one person calls that and i get so angry when people say there is no racism in america. he calls that and and it validates that area of. that is all you hear. john stewart said that is not a word. congratulations. cnn decides he says they said effing coons george zimmerman civil rights activist 28 years old oddly we met dash footers by h

. >> a 17-year-old in a hoodie with a pack of skittles.e even the president weighed in. >> if i had a son he would look like trayvon. >> number two inside a cleveland out of horrors. three girls kidnapped raped and held captive for more than a decade. but they finally broke flee. >> i will not let the situation define who i am. i will live on. you will die a little every day. >> ar yell castro sentenced to life plus more than a thousand years. >> i'm not the violent predator. i'm not a violent monster. but he would kill himself in his cell. that was ten through 2. this is number one. there has been an explosion at the boston marathon. >> 26 mile 385 yard marathon and it was wrapping up. wrapping up when you look at these devastating pictures these were pictures shot moments ago. shot on april 15th. three people were killed 264 others were wounded. get them back. >> and days later, a police officer would be killed, another wounded. within four days, one suspect tamerlan tsarnaev would be killed by police. and his brother and then shut down

. >> we do everything from fitted t-shirts to tailored hoodies, yoga pants, a cute lounge set that's women's underwear and tank to tops, a varsity cardigan, which was one of the first real fashion items we introduced to the college market. but the founder of schoolhouse admits that fulfilling her in addition bring production stateside hasn't been easy. >> a lot of the factories that are here are not what they were 20 years ago pap lot of the technology that's here is in some ways behind the technology that i encountered in sri lanka. >> that's where schoolhouse used to manufacture all its clothing at a living wage garment factory. in the end, the distance proved to be too much, and that's why weekes and her chief operations officer, susan williams, decided to find and partner with local factories. >> i was part of a generation ta took it away from this country and didn't know what that would do really to our economy, and here i am now 20 years later having an opportunity to bring it back. >> weekes, who has schools like duke, yale, the university of nebraska and the university of cin

. >> five years now, they've collected hoodies and vests and received thank you letters in return. he needs 200 coats in time for christmas this year. >> now would be a good time to get the weather app if you don't have it. it's free, just go to abc7 news.com. >> the weather is playing a major factor in the search for a silicon valley businessman and four members of the family still missing. the plane disappeared on sunday on a flight between baker, oregon and butte, montana. they're piloting a small plane friends here are holding out hope they will be found alive. vic? >> we're here at the company that dale smith co-founded the people here very concerned, but, hopeful, that he and others have survived now, his business partner tells us he bought his plane and n.2005, and since then, as a pilot, he helped a lot of people. >> he goes out with doctors across borders and those organizations so you does a lot of support. >> rand crease says his business partner, dale smith was not only chairitable and generous but a good pilot. he's been flying eight years. hopefully, he just doesn't h

i have the gloves and hats of hoodie. it's not enough. for as you walk outside this morning you will feel a hard freeze definitely and especially here in the north bay or temperatures could go down as far as into the low 20s. out here in some areas. you're not supposed to be burning in what today also pripet you not only steve frost on the ground and to find ice on windshields. i had to scrape off that tab for about 10 minutes. >>: there's no wind to speak of. no clout in the sky. >>james: thanks yoli bundle of red >>anny: the freezing cold temperatures results in some homeless deaths over the past few nights. at least five homeless people have died over the last two weeks. the most recent death happened behind an empty storefront on village parkway in dublin. police found the body of a man at around 12:30 friday afternoon. many outreach workers we spoke with say they are working hard to steer people into shelters. since november 28th, four homeless men died while out in the cold in santa clara county. three where living in homeless encam

since the summer that this issue huge hoodies and repairs for those two parties. it's a party where we meet for like two or three hours and people who know how to encrypt the man's health and protection and how to browse anonymously in the internet teach this to other people actually ask people in the camp. why do i why i keep hearing people told us i learnt that we are spied on and i want to protect myself the legal principle waste rules they could try out this is the thirty year that it's being run a of a dcf following the revelations from it with snowden it seems that more more people i wanted to find out how the kid who look after their personal information online they've been coming here to try and find out how the role of the reporting was told more about the notorious to confront it was neither thinks of changing the world and done whatever the executive director of the wrongful his chief peace and prosperity joining us live of a mind map points difference but autopsy on this hike as congress is on the way blog is seeking is that to raise awareness of the d

i have on a pair of gloves, a long john on shirt and a hoodie over my head. i am still cold. it is clear was no wind but it is crisp. i did drive around a little bit this morning and i saw frost on some cars. obviously, it is cold. you are really filling this. you will have the throne your extra layers of this morning. as erica stated typically the last half hour but right before the sun set is what it is the coldest. we may see this go even lower than 27 degrees. it is going to get colder before it is warmer. >> i don't think people understand you are a reporter, will tran would do a hig-desert just show us your breath. >> i am not want to do that. >> keep it here on kron4 for the latest with the cold weather and we want to see your photos. just snapped a picture and send it to was a breaking news@kron4.com or you can send it on our face book page or the mobile app. >> let's go to traffic. >> the only thing that might be heating up is the breaks for the bay bridge toll plaza. we're starting to see very long delays. all the wise you are backed up beyond the 880 over cross thr

. >> five years now, they've collected hoodies and vests and received thank you letters in return. he needs 200 coats in time for christmas this year. >> now would be a good time to get the weather app if you don't have it. it's free, just go to abc7 news.com. >> the weather is playing a major factor in the search for a silicon valley businessman and four members of the family still missing. the plane disappeared on sunday on a flight between baker, oregon and butte, montana. they're piloting a small plane friends here are holding out hope they will be found alive. vic? >> we're here at the company that dale smith co-founded the people here very concerned, but, hopeful, that he and others have survived now, his business partner tells us he bought his plane and n.2005, and since then, as a pilot, he helped a lot of people. >> he goes out with doctors across borders and those organizations so you does a lot of support. >> rand crease says his business partner, dale smith was not only chairitable and generous but a good pilot. he's been flying eight years. hopefully, he just doesn't h

we reported here on clothing, those hoodies from american giant and after all those situps a knockout punch. in fact, since we first zipped up with them they have gone from one factory to five now. on this christmas eve they are comfortable, telling us their staff as tripled. then that message from the all american clothing company in ohio. >> we can trace each pair of jeans back to the american farmer to grew the cotton. >> reporter: you enter the code on the jeans and it takes you straight to the farmer who grew the cotton. you'll remember we tested it out ourselves, ordering up a pair of those jeans, put in the number and look, we met the farmers from ohio. >> hi, david. hi, america. we're the nickel family. >> our jeans are made in america. >> reporter: it was a snowy night on the farm. on this christmas eve, a new message. >> thank you, abc. with your support we were able to double our orders and hire employees. >> reporter: those are the new workers right behind him. >> thank you "world news"! >> reporter: those t-shirts with that american flag wrapped around their mission. on t

. >> we'll wait to we get a -- >> it's also a hoody. >> this is my leg. >> it's smooth. >> what is your leg -- >> come on, hoda, we're bonding, come on. >> what do you think? >> i don't know what we're doing. >> what most legs do when they get around you. >> all right, i understand, i see the appeal. people surveyed said -- first of all, what -- >> why are we doing this segment? >> people give pets for christmas and you always hear it's a bad idea. you hear the rumor it got sent right back to the pet shop. >> but it's not necessarily so. now they're doing extra packages and things at christmastime. >> i feel like i should -- >> let's go on. you know, we're not into this, it's obvious. >> all right, we did ask you guys, we wanted to see your holiday trees, your christmas trees. last year, we showed you -- >> we showed you ours. beautiful. with the white lights and the beautiful bow. mine is pretty too. anyway, you guys have also sent your trees in to us on facebook. we wanted to pick up -- look at this classic tree. it's doing well. tracy greco's white-themed tree. >> that's beautiful. >

one of the suspects had a gun and all three were wearing hoodies. everyone was ordered on to the floor. the suspects made off with personal items. no one was hurt. >>> continuing coverage of the recovery of a teen set on fire on a a.c. transit bus. today marks another milestone for sasha fleischman. it was esophagus' first day back at school and we were there for the return so many have been waiting for. >> reporter: sasha fleischman arrived at high school today. the return couldn't come soon enough. school has been on sasha's mind for weeks. >> being at school with friends and going to classes. >> reporter: sasha was late because of a doctor's appointment. sasha wore a skirt to school. police say richard thomas set sasha fleischman's skirt on fire while he slept on a a.c. transit bus. he admitted to setting sush sasha on fire. -- sasha on fire. the family has seen an outpouring of support. >> they have been through a tremendous thing and there is -- the healing is still going a be going on for months. >> reporter: sasha's classmates have been waiti

a 17-year-old in a hoodie. with a pack of skittles.uring images from a case that's prompted cries for civil rights charges. and an emotional debate. even the president weighed in. "if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon." and since zimmerman's acquittal. he's had a few of other run-ins with the law. >> number two: inside a cleveland house of horrors. three girls. kidnapped, raped, and held captive for more than a decade. but on may sixth, amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight finally broke free. "i will not let you define who i am." "i will live on and you will die a little every day." ariel castro. sentenced to life in prison plus more than a thousand years. "i am not a violent predator that you're trying to make me look a monster. i'm not a monster." but ultimately. he did himself in. killing himself in his cell. >> that was ten through two. this is number one: : "apparently there's been an explosion at the boston marathon, i am told." "it's a 26-mile, 385-yard marathon and it was wrapping up, wrapping up. when you look at t

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