john peyton would be near the top of any list and the cardinals' defensive coordinate is sought after and steve young and joe montana are lobbying for mike shanahan who was a head coach for the los angeles raiders denver and washington most recently. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of jim harbaugh and the 49ers with a streaming of a 1:00 o'clock u.n.c. on abc 7.com and you can get updates on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> cold temperatures and dense fog send the month out like a lion. our camera shows what it is like outside. can you see how thick the fog is right new and that fog has been hanging around the bridge for the morning and this picture shows things are clearing out. meteorologist mike nicco is here to explain how this is different if you will with fog and "spare the air" alert on the same day. >> at the love the fog today was fog that came from the central valley. the only radiation fog we had was in the north bay and that means it developed right there and we have the offshore wind that many times means we could get a buildup of pollution. the fog is causing arrival

. >>> congratulations to villanova quarterback john robertson and he's the walter peyton award winnerthat goes to the best player in the fsc. john follows john finner ran and brian westbrook as winners of the award. got to play good to get that one. >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> check out this display of holiday lights. it is a bird's eye view using a drone. this display at the thompson house in richmond, virginia. this family has been lighting up their home since 1999. and this year they used more than 170,000 lights, 800 homemade decorations, 50 breakers and 100 outlets. it took about 537 hours to get that all put up longing good out there. i think clark griswold would be proud of that and a good shot from the drones. >> love the drones. >> love the drones. >> the drone makes it spectacular. >> that's incredible. >> that's a nice display that. >> would never get that bird's eye view unless you're a bird. >>> i'm feeling very festive tonight. eyewitness weather seven-day forecast tuesday 50 degrees. hanukkah begins at sun

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john boltonnior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

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with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we getting real details on this. 1.2 million customer payment cards may have been exposed in a security breach and, in fact, information exposed included names, payment card numbers, expiration dates, card verification codes. this is one of many, many, many retailers this year who lost data to hackers. data belonging to americans. teresa peyton, your reaction to that tonight? >> i'm not surprised, but i'm definitely devastated both for the company and for the customers of that company. here we are peak time of holiday travel, holiday shopping, and now they're going to have to get new cards reissued and deal with the inconvenience of that. dav dave:. gerri: we heard instances people's e-mail addres

golf coach, everybody will not be tiger woods or like a football coach everybody will not be peyton manning. johnt wouldn't it be better for america if government would do things just to level the playing field, bring the rich closer to the poor, help the poor take from the rich, give to the poor? >> if we decide with moral outrage that we want to react to this unfairness the only answer to that is the loss of freedom. >> what do you think were the big myths of the year? you can tell us if you follow me on twitter at fbn stossel, use the hashtag stossel 2014. like my facebook page so you can post on my wall. next some ways the world got better in 2014. here's a question for you: if every u.s. household with a computer used sleep mode when they weren't using it, how much could we save on electricity each year? up to $1 billion? $3 billion? $4.5 billion? the answer is... up to $4.5 billion. using your computer's built-in energy-saving features can generate real household savings. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. so far, you're horribleht. oat this, flo.use and a car! yeah, no tal

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

peyton award winner. he through for almost 29 hadn't dread yards and 35 touchdowns ran for thousand 78 yards and 11 scores. johnollows brian finneran in 1997 former eagles great brian westbrook in 2001 as the winner of the award. way to go. we'l ♪ >> new tonight recognizing those in our community who provide valuable services to those in need. "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park tonight for the annual phillies charities holiday par party. the local charities that received $2 million in grants throughout the year also those who benefited from the generosity. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> you can help make the holidays bright for under privileged children and reminder our joy of sharing campaign is now underway. just buy a new unwrapped toy and drop it off here at our studios this friday, 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia. from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for list of other drop off locations go to cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/joy or call 215 215-977-joys. >> thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we return tomorrow morning at 4:30 with you're washington and erika von tiehl. for beasley, kathy and ever