kelvin's family started a facebook page to find a donor. turns out he knew the donor all along. >> yes. gave me the best christmas gift anyone can ask for. >> i'm glad he can use my gently used kidney. >> reporter: the vice principal was set to donate her kidney tomorrow until she got the call. ucsf's donor program suspended the transplant. >> it will happen when it needs to happen. >> reporter: now it will happen in the next two weeks with christine and kelvin at separate hospitals. >> it's just very emotional. >> reporter: the ultimate christmas gift will offer a new start for a new year. >> i hope it gives him all the options he wants. >> reporter: it's already giving kelvin something priceless. >> it's given me hope. >> reporter: no elle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >> christine texted us a couple minutes ago. she says the surgery has been rescheduled for december 22nd. she'll be at another hospital. as for ucsf, officials there say a voluntary suspension is common when a donor dies. the hospital released a statement saying in part the safe

his family created a kidney for kelvin facebook page. buhl signed up for testing. >> i couldn't believe someone i knew to be so healthy and so young could need a kidney. >> reporter: as beull passed tests, the surgery was scheduled. but the donor got sick. but beull was a match too. >> i could do it for anybody but how great i can do it for someone i have a connection with. >> reporter: as the pair prepared for surgery, ucsf delivered another twist suspending the living kidney donor program because a donor died in november and the case is under investigation. >> another pill to swallow but god has a plan, so. leave it up to him. >> reporter: the plan is to move forward. the donor surgery can happen at another hospital. >> it doesn't scare me. it really doesn't. if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. all these steps along the way seem like it was meant to be. so let's just keep going. >> reporter: they're going to move forward. they have a new surgery date on tuesday. beull will be at another hospital and her kidney will be brought here t

what is next for kelvin? >>> i'm convinced he'll run the e.p.a.hat god to meet some interesting people. >> i met two guys trying to understand the power of water that shapes the landscape. lab. >> reporter: at cal terk jess studies how rocks and gravel cause grain in lab experiments, interacting with water and gravity and nature. can you talk me through the major components of this sperms. >> we draw water from the tank using a pump to the top of the test section, and the water runs over the gravel and we recirculate the water and we adjust the speed of the pump to adjust the discharge. we are trying to identify the condition at which things will move. we'll increase the discharge more, and that will be enough to overcome the existing stress derived from the for example of the grains and initiate a failure and the grains will move down the slopes. >> reporter: what is most exciting about the experiment is nature. >> that's the beauty of laboratory experiments, we can simplify things going on in the natural world and observe them and with the possi

begin by listening to a clip of a film that asks us to think about what happened, "what happened to kelvin?" >> meet you at your mother's house. i got to vicky's house about 6:00. we were sitting in the backyard joking around. marte and cj asked me if they could ride their bikes around for five more minutes. i said fine. >> i'm sitting in the house and i hear my mom bang on the door. the police is outside. as we are coming out the door, you see three white police officers walking towards my son, putting their gloves on him. >> but the gloves that you put on when you want to rough somebody up or frisk somewhat it best somebody, they are work gloves. he walks over to the fence close to marcus. you, come here. >> me, i walk over and say, hold up. >> calvin stops in and says you are not going anywhere. why do you want to talk to my son? >> and he was, like, who are you? i said, i am his dad. is it a problem? first of all, i wasn't calling you. second of all, we've got him for fleeing the scene. and this is what he said. we got him for fleeing the scene. i said of what appeared he said he didn'

. >> gary: on this play, army put in kelvin white, a former quarterback who has been playing tight end, he's the guy that could throw it the farthest and this time nothing. army tried every quarterback they had. you heard what he said. "what a game." >> verne: yes indeed. allie is with keenan reynolds. >> allie: keenan, congratulations. the streak is alive and you can say you went through your entire career at navy without ever losing to army. you're the first quarterback to go 4-0. how did this match up? >> this was the toughest by far game and they were clicking on all cylinders and the only reason we were able to stay ahead of them was we didn't turn -- we didn't turn the ball over, that was our deal coming in, no turnovers and that's why we were able to come out with a victory. >> allie: we want you to sing with your team. >> verne: he gets to sing second. ken niumatalolo. 8-0 against army. >> gary: keenan said, i think, the key to the game was the turnovers. two were critical. one in between. the fumbled quarterback-center exchange is going to be a >> verne: a moment ago during th

. >> gary: on this play, army put in kelvin white, a former quarterback who has been playing tight end, he's the guy that could throw it the farthest and this time nothing. army tried every quarterback they had. you heard what he said. "what a game." >> verne: yes indeed. allie is with keenan reynolds. >> allie: keenan, congratulations. the streak is alive and you can say you went through your entire career at navy without ever losing to army. you're the first quarterback to how did this match up? >> this was the toughest by far -- they've played a heck of i game and they were clicking on all cylinders and the only reason we were able to stay ahead of them was we didn't turn -- we didn't turn the ball over, that was our deal coming in, no turnovers and that's why we were able to come out with a victory. >> allie: we want you to sing with your team. >> verne: he gets to sing second. ken niumatalolo. 8-0 against army. >> gary: keenan said, i think, the key to the game was the turnovers. two were critical. one in between. nightmare. >> verne: a moment ago during the army alma mater, the n

. >> gary: on this play, army in kelvin white, a former quarterback who has been playing tight end, he's the guy that could throw it the farthest and this time nothing. army tried every quarterback they had. you heard what he said. "what a game." >> verne: yes indeed. allie is with keenan reynolds. >> allie: keenan, congratulations. the streak is alive and you can say you went through your entire career at navy without ever losing to army. you're the first quarterback to go 4-0. how did this match up? >> this was the toughest by far -- they've played a heck of i game and they were clicking on all cylinders and the only reason we were able to stay ahead of them was we didn't turn -- we didn't turn the ball over, that was our deal coming in, no turnovers and that's why we were able to come out with a victory. >> allie: we want you to sing with your team. >> verne: he gets to sing second. ken niumatalolo. 8-0 against army. >> gary: keenan said, i think, the key to the game was the turnovers. two were critical. one in between. the fumbled quarterback-center exchange is going to be a nightmar

(mayor kelvin buck/holly springs, mississippi) "the smaller the community, the more people you know, the emergency responders here, you're gonna deal with your family, your relatives, people that you meet and greet every day on the street. " forecasters believe the greatest threat to the region has passed -- the risk of severe storms lower, but more rain expected. meanwhile, in the northeast -- last- minute travelers in cities like new york and washington have experienced spring-like temperatures in the sixties and seventies -- but, under some clouds, and a little rain. i'm karin caifa reporting. now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) there are no weather advisories for las vegas , but all of southern nevada will be seeing wind gusts up to 50mph off and on through the coming weekend. watch for the lake mead area starting saturday morning and running through sunday morning. the days normal are over, as the mercury will only reach the mid- next few days, before slowly climbing back to the low 50s by the last day of the year. we need to mention that oh-so-slight chance for a few snow flurr

(mayor kelvin buck/holly springs, mississippi) "the smaller the community, the more people you know, the emergency responders here, you're gonna deaea with yououfamily, your relatives, people e at you meet and greet every day on the street. " forecasters believe the greatest threat to the region has passed -- the risk of severe storms last- minute travelers in cities like new york and washington have experienced spring-like temperatures in the sixties and seventies -- but, under some clouds, and a little rain. >> still to come.... this christmas eve. a little girl thought she had disappointed santa and almost ruined christmas...so she dialed 9-1- 1. that story coming up. << hi, i'm first lieutenant mike mouw from camp humphries south korea. i want to wish my parents dennis and sandra mouw of sheldon, iowa a happy holidays. hope to see you all soon. end music >> hope you're having an amazing christmas eve! what an exiting night.. especially since santa is coming to siouxland. let's see whwhe he is now! he's just t ew over toronto andnd is now heading toward thunder bay, ontario. a 7-y

kelvin white spins three somehow >>> it's week 14 of the nfl. jets hosting the titans tomorrow afternoon at met life. giants visit the dolphins monday night. college hoops. rutgers blown out by george washington, 83-49. on the ice, rangers and oilers combine for 12 goals last night. tonight in calvary, blue shirts strike first. beautiful passing here, and it leads to j.t. miller's fifth of the year. so far, that's the only goal on the board. 1-0 in the second. rangers in fradt. and in columbus, ohio, islanders and blue jackets in a good one. tied at two in overtime. here come the isles. you take it, so there's your game winner. islanders outshot by 20, but earn a point in their eighth straight game. great stuff, but a 3-2 win. and that's sports. >> john, thanks so much. going to get back to that breaking news here real quick. updating our breaking news from the top of the show. in chelsea, it's at 25th and 11th, we now know that three postal trucks are on fire. the flames started on the third floor of this facility. trucks burning inside of it.

and this christmas tree, one of the few things kelvin o. buck "it's amazing. michelle hudson - victim's daughter "my oldest daughter is christmas. first responders forced to sot - i know it's a slim people across the mid-west are picking up the pieces after imagine driving along a bridge and it gives out right underneath you. it happened to a semi driver--we'll tell you what investigators think caused this to happen. plus, even santa claus needs some help sometimes and when he's in need, firefighters respond! we'll tell you why he needed to be rescued..coming up. now for a look at your a california police officer is recovering this morning after this happened near bart subway station in san francisco. it all began with a call about a suspicious man standing by a uhaul with a broken window. several witnesses say they saw an armed man exchange gunfire with two officers. 15-year-old mauricio palma witnessed the whole thing and took this video. (nats) "you just be quiet. you just stop right "he was still trying to get up and then the officer was pushing him down."

will begin by listening to a top of a film that asks us think about what happened, "what happened to kelvin?" >> meet you at your mother's house. i got to vicky's house about 6:00. we were sitting in the backyard joking around. marte and cj asked me if they could ride their bikes around for five more minutes. i said fine. the house and in i hear my mom bang on the door. the police is outside. as we are coming out the door, you see three white police officers walking towards my son, putting their gloves on him. putut the gloves that you on when you want to rough somebody up or frisk somewhat it best somebody, they are work gloves. he walks over to the fence close to marcus. you, come here. >> me, i walk over and say, hold up. >> calvin stops in and says you are not going anywhere. why do you want to talk to my son? at >> and he was, like, who are you? i said, i am his dad. is it a problem? first of all, i wasn't calling you. second of all, we've got him for fleeing the scene. and this is what he said. we got him for fleeing the scene. saidd of what appeared he he didn't do anything. but when

and kelvin davis. these three you have seen on screen. imagine this is difficult to watch this over and over again. i was backstage with you and i watched your shoulders. carla, yours in particular. >> i had to stop the tears. so emotional every time you see the film. >> when you look back and you think about what could have happened, is there anything in your mind that you think, what is the one thing that might have stop this from escalating to the point that it did? >> the only thing i can think of that could've changed it is the police actually listening to us. we just wanted to know, why is ourhat to you want to sort -- search our son? us,ou would just talk to then we might've said, ok. but then again, i do not know because i do not know what the reason was. it is so frustrating. >> and the reason we feel this is because your sister was filming. it happened, she started filming. on her cell phone. because of the way the three folks -- three policemen actually approached us, she just pulled out her cell phone and started filming. >> y

he was struggling so they turned to kelvin moore. he throws the touchdown pass to dez bryant. only highlight. three interceptions in the game. the game was about ryan fitzpatrick. he rereallyallis and takes the . the game winning field goal. the jets are 9-5 looking pretty good for the playoffs and ryan filts patrick is guaranteed the first winning season in his career. >>> switching gears to the nba. last time we saw kyrie irving was last season. game one of the nba finals. after six months on the shelf he's back in time for christmas making the season debut this afternoon against the sixers. and cavs are already in first place. >>> meet santa's not so little helper. oklahoma city thunder star surprised about 80 homeless children when he showed up at a local holiday party at the local shelter. they had no idea he was going to be dropping in. they had food, fun, games. called up each child by name and handed them a backpack and a brand new pair of air jordans. >> thank you, coy. >>> they are back. overnight tina fey and amy poehler revived their hillary clinton and sarah palin

kelvin atkinson (d) north las vegas 19.44.08.00 "we should always be exploring new businesses to come to this state, especially if they are going to be participating at the levels of a tesla or faraday. once these folks get up and going, once these industries get up and going, they are going to be huge contributors to our tax base." the lawmakers are set to begin discussing the bills at 9:30 this morning. most of the lawmakers are hoping to have a decision made by the end of the week. reporting in carson city, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news.> abc's jimmy kimmel gets political. republican presidential candidate stopped by his late night talk show... that's right... and the las vegas native was not afraid to ask trump some 2:28-2:49 "but isn't it un american and wrong to discriminate against people based on their religion. we have people coming into our country looking to do tremendous harm. look at what happened in paris? these people they did not come from sweden." asked him about his hard stance on immigration. coming up a little later in the morning... we'll show you jimmy's

sot kelvin buck, mayor of holly springs, mississippi "i'm seeing devastation that i haven't seen." parts of the town.. destroyed.. two people killed.. including a 7-year- old boy. death like the young person or the devastation to the homes of all these people on christmas eve it's very very hard to deal with but we will pull though." and with that vow to rebuild.. a promising sign.. in the town of clarksdale.. homes reduced to rubble.. but this christmas tree.. still standing. liz tag: their home was torn to pieces.. but the homeowner was grateful they survived. the damages are still being assesed and right now.. officials say.. all they can ask for.. are prayers. eh, abc news, ny. > back here in nevada -- a series of more than 30-earthquakes have rattled reno over the past two days. and they all occurred on a significant fault structure. the largest one to hit was a magnitude 4.4...on late tuesday. scientists say they are monitoring for potentially looks like our holiday cold front has gotten a little bit stronger! high temperatures today will be in the mid and upper 50s with part

sot kelvin buck, mayor of holly springs, mississippi parts of the town.. destroyed.. two people killed.. including a 7- year-old boy. sot - mayor "whether it's a death like the case of this young person or the devastation to the homes of all these people on christmas eve it's very very hard to deal with but we will pull though." and with that vow to rebuild.. a promising sign.. in the town of clarksdale.. homes reduced to rubble.. but this christmas tree.. still standing. liz tag: their home was torn to pieces.. but the homeowner was grateful they survived. the damages are still being assesed and right now.. officials say.. all they can ask for.. are prayers. eh, abc news, ny. an appeals court says wellmark blue cross and blue shield denied millions of dollars in claims for drugs to treat the the court ruled on tuesday that the insurer searched for reasons to deny the claims. hemophilia is an inherited condition in which patients suffer excessive bleeding. patients inject the drug to avoid bleeding to death. a judge is set to calculate how much wellmark owes an iowa c

. >>> with me now on the phone is kelvin buck, the mayor of holly springs, mississippi. one of the hardest hit areas. mr. mayor, welcome. >> thank you. how are you? >> i'm good. more importantly, how are you and how are your constituents? what do things look like this morning? >> well, this morning we are able to get our first real look at the total amount of damage and devastation that has hit around our area. we have had three major areas hit around, in and around our up to. quite frankly, i have never seen this kind of devastation. you know, you see tornadoes on the television all the time and having it hit this close to home, and especially at this time of the year, i think we are very lucky, if you can say so, we have only had one fatality. and we certainly send our prayers out to the family of that victim. but this could have been a lot worse. and we just now pray that everybody can recover. >> so what does your christmas eve look like, sir? >> i'm sorry, say that again. i'm sorry. >> what are you going to do this christmas eve? i know you'll be driving through to

the man running the program is vince kelvin, this swiss born pickup coach has been around.began as self-help legend tony robins protoe shay and traded the suite and two decades later made his own mark in the seduction business. instead of a bland conference him, he brings his clients out here to the desert. ♪ >> he's arrived. hi, vince. >> pleasure to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> my wife ivy. >> nice to meet you. this is an unlikely place to pick up chicks. >> when is it we get to spend a couple days away from everything? where am i going in life? is life about and so on? >> let's do this. these two carloads. >> yes. >> soon vince's men arrive, 15 of them in total. >> hi. >> omari. >> yes. >> nice to meet you. >> gabrielle. >> lisa, nice to meet you. >> half of them asked us to conceal their identities. they don't want anyone back home to know they turned to the pickup community for help. >> come on, gentlemen. all right, gentlemen, how bad do you want it? >> bad. >> how bad do you want it? >> bad! >> so whose ready to enjoy a little more social freedom? >> yeah! >> le

it's called a splosh back or kelvin wave moving from the western pacific to the east and showed up around christmastime at maximum which is why it's called el nino and impacts the atmosphere around that time, january, february, march. >> i kind of wish, steve, seems like southern california is supposed to get the most of it, but if this thing pushed north, the more snow you get in the sierra, the bigger the water in the reservoirs. >> it depends on the snow level. depends on the water content and also the temperatures. 97/98 was a good snow year and then it switched years. water temperatures were warm for a while and they're going cold. do we need warm ocean temps to have an el nino? >> not along our coast. that's a coincidence. many years we have warm temperatures along the coast. but that's -- interruption. >> we concur. >> professor, steve, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up on mornings on 2: the 9, have you ever driven in the carpool lane solo? if you have, you are not alone. surprising increase in the number of carpool cheats on bay area freeways. >>> what can you do with the un

i took that there with my iphone as my protographer kelvin story was behind the wheel taking it easy. speed was reduced to 35 miles bridge. you really have to stick to that because there are so many cars on the road wait these big trail or tractors driving by you that could spin-out causing issues because the roadways are so slick here. it's a mix of sleet and rain at this point that's really made for dangerous roadways. your best bet is to be driving in the middle lane most traffic so it really melts it quick linx you saw the left lane there covered in sleet. plows are working on that but it's going to take some time to get rid of basically that thick coating on the roadways now. the governor also issued a little bit of a warning we'll talk about that in the next half hour for your morning commute. chain 7 eye witness news. >> thank you. >>> and we have breaking news overseas. two people are in police custody in belgium accused of planning terror attacks during the holidays. the arrests come after two days of raids in several cities across belgium. investigators say the suspects were

joining us now kelvin buck, the mayor of holly springs, mississippi. mr. mayor, good morning. >> good morning to you. >> we've got some video of the tornado bearing down on your small city. how bad is the damage as the sun what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing devastation that i haven't seen. i've never been in a situation where a tornado has come this close and been this devastating to a community. i'm really getting my first look at some of the devastation this morning. i'm just not believing what i'm seeing. >> are we talking about neighborhoods where entire homes have been destroyed? >> we're talking about a community that's been devastated. homes that have been flattened. i mean, vehicles, i mean, i just -- it's really very difficult to describe. i mean, you can see these kinds of things on television but when you come to them face-to-face where people are in the community that you actually know and see the devastation that they are going through right now, it is pretty tough to see. >> i'm sure it is. we know you lost a 7-year-old boy and in a city of y