down goes anthony dixon at the 26 as we check in with kris budden. >> kris: they want a lot more out of the run game. still stressing turnovers. saying we haven't gotten any yet. that will be big in the second half. as for jim harbaugh, he needs to remind his guys, listen, there's still 30 minutes left in this thing. >> dick: you were a defensive player. you say we need turnovers. tell me, you can't plan on those. >> ronde: you can't count on turnovers. you just have to do your job. the good players realize that technique and opportunity meet and all of a sudden make a play and gate turnover. defense has been doing that all this year. >> dick: first down at the 27. intended for boldin. good play by revis. >> ronde: kind of anticipating this matchup all day. their two best players on either side of the ball, revis with a little grab there, reaching low shoulders to make that pass break up. >> dick: there's the rushing story. only 31 yards for the buccaneers. obviously need more there. first they have to stop the offense of the 49ers. just shy of midfield, the longest rush of the day f

i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay," the freezing bay area temperatures have claimed the life of another homeless person. the ongoing effort to reach out to those who don't have shelter. >>> also, an 85-year-old palo alto man is home this morning after he's freed from north korea. we'll hear from him as he's reunited with his family. >>> and owning a piece of the stick. we'll show you how much niners fans will have to shell out to bring a seat home. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very beautiful start to the day. pink sky there, blue sky, some golden sunshine, but it's not going to do much to warm up the temperatures. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter. still dangerously cold out there. >> take a look at some of those numbers this morning. our coldest location came in an hour ago, petaluma at 16. even napa got down to 26 degrees. a lot of t

kris? breaking news out of new york city where a passenger train derailed just after 4:00 killing at least four people and injuring more than 60 other passengers. officials say as many as 11 of those injured are in critical condition. the metro transportation authority says four of the train's seven cars derailed near the hudson river. as you can see from the aerial video, you can see investigators are arriving now to try to figure out why this happened. the crash was reported by the engineer, but it's not clear whether any crew members were injured in the derailment. the cause of the derailment now under investigation. the ntsb likely to arifrive on e scene very soon. >>> the man north korea says is a prisoner of war. this morning news reports citing military documents reveal that 85-year-old merrill newman of palo alto served in a top secret u.s. army unit known as the white tigers during the korean war. a video show the korean war veteran reading an apology asking for forgiveness for kil

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kris van cleave, abc 7. likes a critical 48 hours ahead. count on us to keep you ahead of the storm. we are constantly updating the forecast and you can access it 24 hours a day on our website, wjla.com, our facebook page, or using the storm watch weather wrap -- app. >> allegations of police officers exploiting young girls in the district. tonight, police chief cathy lanier speaks out about the matter publicly for the first time since we broke the story earlier this week. jennifer donelan is outside federal court. what did the chief say? in covering crime, i have a number of police officers that have spoken to in they have discussed the trail, sadness, and anger at the relegation's in these latest two cases. today, their chief stood up in spoke out on their behalf. >> protecting strangers is what the 99.9% of my force does every day. tall reaffirming the public as the investigation into two of her police officers continues to unfold. one officer has been charged with taking naked photos of a 15-year-old girl while he was on duty. the other

nbc bay area kris sanchez live in san jose and, kris, you've been hearing this all day long. >> reporter: yes, well, terry, i ordered a little extra coal because what you got in your stocking would be enough. a shipping problem. so, tomorrow, you're likely to see a lot more delivery trucks on the roadways as those shipping companies try to make good on promises to deliver on christmas eve. that were broken. customers of amazon.com, many of them got letters like this one apologizing for what the retail giant says it was a failure in the u.p.s. transportation network. those packages that were delivered, guaranteed by 8:00 on christmas eve, many of them did not make it. amazon offered some customers a $20 gift card, just to try to do right by the customer. we talked with u.p.s. and their spokesperson says that the problem was the actual volume of holiday packages exceeded even their higher volume that they were expecting and that was compounded by crippling weather in the midwest and the east in the last couple of weeks and a shorter shopping thus shorter shipping season. rob got eight of h

kris van cleave is in falls church with what this means. the dates to remember. november 27, the day before thanksgiving, through last sunday, december 15. if you did holiday shopping at a target in falls church, if you use a debit card, that card may be compromised. the timing was perfect for the hackers. steal data form 40 million debit cards, swipe at the checkout at 1800 cards -- stores nationwide. >> if they can still let off the back of the card, they can create a second copy of it. >> it is possible you pay with a card. >> ok. i check my credit card every day. i haven't had any miscellaneous charges that i am not aware of. >> it makes you. -- it makes you a leary. >> the secret service is investigating. target will not say how the breach happened. it started november 27 and was not discovered until last sunday. >> what is likely is that some piece of software along the chain of transactions was compromised. >> it will ruin someone's christmas. .> the breach has been fixed we do not know if debit card pin numbers were also compromised. watch yourline, state

kris?, rob. >>> because of the air quality forecast, you might have to resist the temptation to light your fireplace. poor air quality will continue for the next couple days, and that means a ban on wood burning across the bay area. tonight will be the record ninth straight night of bay area air quality management districts spare the air alerlts. unhealthy levels of pollution have prompted a ban on burning wood both inside and outside, and violators face fines if they don't comply. >> just had a long stretch of kind of dry, cold weather where pollution has been trapped close to the ground, and it's built up to unhealthy levels, kind of like cigarette smoke in a stuffy air. >> air quality officers have been out responding to complaints and issuing citations. first-time offend verse to pay a $100 ticket or attend a wood smoke awareness collect. second offense vialers have to pay a $500 fine. you are exempt, however, from the ban if your primary source of heat is your wood burning stove. you c

i'm kris sanchez along with rob. we haven't had the rain. >> but temperatures have been dropping off over the last week or so. maybe not as cold as a few days earlier. towards the tri valley and east bay we are in the low 30s again. and around the peninsula, you're seeing chilly temperatures. again in the 30s this morning and around the east bay. patchy fog can be an issue. visibility at 3 miles. we're going to see temperatures close to 60 in san jose. mid 50s around noon and the peninsula. san francisco, 56 degrees. tri valley, low 60s. this warmup that we'll see during the daytime hours coming up in a few minutes. >>> dehydration and liver problems, those are the reasons that the medical examiner says a woman likely died in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital. the autopsy report for 57-year-old lynn spalding was released yesterday by the san francisco medical examiner. it says spalding died in that hasn't stairwell after succumbing to a lethal combination and dehydration and liver problems. >> she died of

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kris sanchez has more on the delivery delay that has lots of children and parents unhappy. he brought christmas presents for his family on amazon. he spent christmas eve watching the tracking page for gifts that never came. >> where is it? where is it? guaranteed by 8:00 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. it updated for the 26th. >> they got a double whammy of shipping trouble. a gift for the mrs. didn't arrive, and gifts they shipped to the east coast didn't arrive on time either. >> because of a failure in the ups transportation network it would break the promise to deliver by 8:00 p.m. on christmas eve. amazon offered some customers a 20 dollar gift card an apology. a ups spokeswoman issued an explanation. the expectations preceded higher expectations and that was compounded by crippling weather in the east. and a shorter shopping versus shorter shipping season. >> we know how important it is to receive your package on time, we're sorry and we're working around the clock to get this resolved. >> fedex opened some centers for customer customers to retrieve their packages. none of those ce

we begin our coverage with kris sanchez who joins us this evening in mountain view. kris? >> reporter: hi there, raj. my fancy $8 thermometer dropped a few degree since we last talked at 5:00. it's the dropping mercury that has a lot of folks scrambling to make sure their gardens make it through the night. >> it's the first frost of the year, so it's kind of a big deal. >> reporter: the nursery manager susan taylor says her nursery sold six cases of frost cover like this and plenty of frost-protecting spray as customers look to protect plants from the burning frost. >> usually we're taking black plastic which isn't usually so good or sheets so we decided we'd do the right thing and buy the breathable covers. so, because i have -- the hibiscus usually gets frozen. >> reporter: terry conley wasn't scrambling, but recent temperatures and blue skies had people putting off the inevitable. >> even me, tonight, i'll be rushing home and covering everything and putting my succulants under the canopy. >> reporter: if you don't have time to protect your p

kris? >> reporter: hi there, raj. well, san diego san jose is only fixing major roadways.'s no money for smaller repairs on smaller streets like this one nor for preventative maintenance. that is not going to change unless there is a new revenue source. >> when you hit a pothole, a new pothole or deeper pothole unexpectedly, in a loaded truck, it's an extremely scary experience. >> reporter: jeff hall of dick's automotive transport in campbell says bad roads are more than a nuisance, they can put drivers in life-threatening situations and lead to big repair bills and not just for the customers who call him for help. >> drive some business to us, but it also makes it more expensive for us to do business. >> reporter: at a senate subcommittee hearing today, the state of the local roads even surprised a seasoned lawmaker. >> i didn't realize that the city of san jose's new policy is to not maintain the local streets. that was a surprise. >> reporter: but san jose's transportation director says it's a problem that goes back for generations. >> we're facing what i consider real

kris? >> reporter: hi there, janelle. the emergency vehicle behind me you see is for an emergency not related to the cold weather, but the coroner in alameda county is investigating whether a man found lifeless in hayward was a victim of hypothermia, as those four victims in santa clara county and the one man in dublin. the folks who work with homeless people here in the bay area say this is just one part of what is an affordable housing crisis. each of these flags is a homeless person in san jose. for five years, anita miles was one of them. >> i didn't want to be out there. definitely. i'd never been homeless before, but here i was in my own community, homeless. >> reporter: miles is now an ehc life builders outreach worker going to the homeless where day are to urge them into shelters, deliver supplies and sometimes she says to drape an extra blanket on a sleeping person and make sure they're still breathe. >> you don't want to give up what's keeping you alive and that's your belongings or pets. >> reporter: shelters a

i'm kris sanchez.ve claimed the life of another homeless person. the ongoing effort to reach out to those who don't have shelter. >>> also, an 85-year-old palo alto man is home this morning after he's freed from north korea. we'll hear from him as he's reunited with his family. >>> and owning a piece of the stick. we'll show you how much niners fans will have to shell out to bring a seat home. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very beautiful start to the day. pink sky there, blue sky, some golden sunshine, but it's not going to do much to warm up the temperatures. thanks for joining us this

in oakland, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> kris, thank you. >>> when we're not on the air get latest on this story by going to nbcbayarea.com. just type "jahi mcmath" into the search bar and find updates and videos with jahi's family. >>> now to a developing weather story. let's look outside right now. downtown san jose. christmas eve and christmas day do have one thing in common this year. both are spare the air days. meteorologist rob mayeda with a look, as far as you can, anyway. >> out across the bay, terry, as you just mentioned the emeryville cam has been something looking from oakland to san francisco. hazy skies. silhouette of the building there. during the afternoon in san jose, foster city, we did have hazy skies and warm temperatures today. close to 70. unfortunately, it prevents any wind from pushing the smoke out of the bay area. what's unusual about tomorrow's spare the air day is that the south bay is going to a new high in terms of smoke particle pollution, enough so that no longer are we talking about just unhealthy for sensitive groups, those with asthma or other re

claus or kris kringle. at santa claus school, the students learn that firsthand.aus. >> reporter: it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, but this isn't the north pole. >> holy peppermint sticks, look choose here! >> reporter: in midland, michigan, santa -- correction, 120 santas -- are making their lists and checking them twice. >> ho. ho! >> they're looking you up and down. they're staring at your hair. they're staring at your eyes, your fingers, your lips. >> reporter: at the charles w. howard santa claus school, an annual three-day crash course in all things father christmas, and the perfect place to clear up a few questions that have been on my mind. so are you the real santa, or are you santa's helper? >> i'm one of the helpers. >> does mrs. claus have a first name? >> some people like to call her mary. >> how many rain dear . >> prancer, dancer, comet, cupid, donnder and blitzen and f course rudolph. >> reporter: started 76 years ago, this school the oldest in the world attracts kris kringles from across the country. >> those fellows in there, they're

. >> i am kris van cleave in the newsroom. tripholiday shopping turned into a scary afternoon in bethesda. injuring adoor fell passerby. apple is responding to what happened. kris van cleave has the latest. >> a couple of days before christmas so you would expect the prices to be falling, not glass. but that is what happened. the pictures we are going to show you bring a new meaning to apple computer crash. thought it was a recent construction. >> a blackboard covering a mark on the bethesda apple store. a heavy door that used to be toe reportedly weighing up 800 pounds, came crashing down, injuring a passerby. pictures on social media show the shattered door and the man on the ground being attended to by witnesses. this person could not believe it. >> that is terrible. you would have thought they would see the door was off the hinges. that is terrible. >> i don't now. we will see what happens. it literally fell out of its hinges. it just came down. >> hopefully they inspect it. i hope the guy is ok. >> the man was treated for

. >> what do you think of "time" magazine naming kris jenner person of the year? >> a good business person. with a good head on her shoulders. >> what do you think of "time" magazine nachli inaming kris je person of the year? >> she should get it. she hustled. household name. everybody knows her. she has been on everything and everywhere. so i think person of the year would be a good accolade for her. yeah. >> what do you think of "time" magazine naming rob ford person of the year? i think he is kind of a ridiculous funny character. and i don't think he should be person of the year. you know? for what he -- for what he has done. >> what do you think about "time" magazine, naming mama june the person of the year. >> i don't know anything abiout it. it is kind of cool. can't see the time sign though. >> what do you think, naming what does the fox say guy, person of the year. >> great choice. two great guys. >> what do you think "time" magazine, naming royal baby george, person of the year. >> that's awesome. >> you think he deserves it? >> yeah. >> she is like angry

. >> i'm a cigarettes ya kris chra big mistake and if i get out i will give him no reason to regret it>> what is his sentence of clemency. bpresident obama has been reluck reluctant to commute certain ses he has commuted one sen seven s. and his former lawye lawyer doet hold out a lot of hope. >> this is incredible. >> judges are yo ewe ew are uni. gl.d what does the attorney general's department say about this. there is it a move to take back control and put it back in the hands of judges. there has been reduction to ease the confusion between crack cocaine and cocaine powder but it has not gone far enough yet. there are thousands of prisoners in the federal system everyone of them costs $30,000 a year. on economic glound grounds alont makes sense you have to get this right ssments. this. >> this is not what is intended by imposing mandatory minimums. it's graphic and based on political views. >> and 9 ai the aim of congresss to bring sentencing into line and have more rational. a ten year mandatory minimum and that was meant for a drug king pin. someone that is important in the drug

kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> we will be all around your desk. abc 7 is the place to find out if you hit the jackpot. we'll have the winning numbers for you tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> maybe you can take a new portion drive somewhere warm -- your new porsche and drive somewhere warm. started with our headlines on monday evening. morning.w in the it will turn much more before it the week finishes. the winter solstice, the astronomical beginning of winter, is on saturday. cloudy skies outside. 33 was the morning low. as 10 degrees in the state in weather history. as already down to 32 in fredericksburg. temperatures are really cold a couple hundred miles to the north and west. there will be a push of cold where to get into our area. there will be an upper air disturbance that is coming along which is kind of a quasi- warfront. -- quasi- warm front. the second part of the system comes through with sprinkles, showers, maybe flurries tomorrow night. we can see it coming on the way on satellite. only. of hours will affect us. only a perio

kris van cleave introduces us to the invader. , is it a-- is it a car motorcycle? it is kind of both. >> it drives like a motorcycle. it the difference is in the experience. call it an autocycle or just call it fast. anh a top speed of 150 miles hour. and soon, made in virginia. >> a lot of people are not interested in taking the risk of riding a motorcycle. and so this is like a blend between those two. >> sandy hall spent four years developing the vehicle and plant to manufacture it in detroit. he and his business partner turned this empty culpeper warehouse into a factory for their $50,000 innovators. the invader is sitting on assembly line starting in december. production begins. it will start slowly and ramp up to about 4000 invaders a year and employ 300 people. chip coleman is a mayor. >> we have so many people leaving culpeper and driving north for jobs. the more jobs we can create in culpeper would be tremendous. >> a kind of slowed down -- it kind of slowed down and there were not too many opportunities out there. i looked up and [inaudible] a terry hollo

standard bus fare would kris -- would increase 15 cents more.king would increase by $.25. >> it is about creating a budget that balances the source of revenue between the jurisdictions in the form of fares. it is a very modest fare proposal. >> they will review the proposal and vote on whether to move forward. if approved, it will take effect july 1. noon, policeew at say 30-year-old brian blain of manasseh seem to be racing his car along the franconia springfield parkway last night. we are told he lost control and hit a tree. speed was a factor in the crash. it is unclear if alcohol might have played a role. a developing story happening in libya. an american teacher is dead after being shot to death in benghazi. a spokesperson says the man was jogging when he and -- we he was attacked. the man was from texas and taught at an international school. someone attacked keri russell while she was sleeping in her own home. mayoro's controversial weighing in on abc radio station. we will tell you the allegations he tried to -- on a d.c. radio station. w

old man winter wanted to coincide with kris kringle. >> that is what it is. merry christmas to everyone. we are waking up this morning and what a difference 24 hours makes. this morning, if you're heading out, bundle up. it is so much colder than it was at this time yesterday morning. already seven degrees downtown. 32 degrees in frederick. overall today, high temperatures in the lower 40's, but it will be breezy. i think there is a possibility that maybe this afternoon you see a few flurries. don't get too excited, it will not be a white christmas. it will just feel like the holidays, that we will be precipitation free. that should be good news as far as travelers are concerned. i know that a lot of people will be heading -- hitting the road. as we move on to 270, everything is running well. everything is running up to speed and doing about 55 miles per hour. vicki five miles per hour on the outer loop and inner loop of the beltway. windshave some high across the bay bridge. no word on restrictions, but i am going to give you a warning. if you are driving a

. >> david kris is the head of the national security division at the justice department. he says most middlemen aren't in it for politics. >> they're people who i think primarily are motivated by profit. >> profit. they want the money. >> and they're adaptable and intelligent, and we have to adapt to keep pace with them. >> the vaghari case, he seems like such a low level guy. he operated out of his basement. he had no money. why would the iranians go to him? >> the iranians will exploit an opportunity if they see one, whether the guy is, you know, sort of some kind of fancy pants international arms dealer with a mink coat and a private jet, or whether he's some guy operating out of a basement somewhere in some kind of classic boiler room style operation. it doesn't really matter to them as long as they get the technology that they are seeking at the other end of it. >> kris leads a multi-agency effort to hunt down the smugglers. a lot of the investigative work is done by i.c.e., u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. clark settles, a special agent with i.c.e., says th

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez this morning. a bit of a brisk start to the day but is a warm-up in store? let's check in with christina loren and a look at your first forecast. >> that's right. come 72 hours from now kids will be opening up those presents after santa gets through. he's going to have to make it through that weather though. temperatures are locally going to be so nice today. look at what we're starting out. 42 degrees, not a bad way to kick you haveoff a sunday in oa. if you can get out there right now, we're seeing such a pretty sunrise. look at this, just spectacular. it is not a spare the air day, i'm happy to report that. if you're waking up and you want to have a toasty fire, it is not illegal. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will climb from the 40s and 30s into the mid-60s, so a real treat in store for us. fur going to be shopping later on today, just make sure you count on cold conditions. at least until about lunchtime. then between lunchtime and 3:00 p.m., temperatures are going to climb

in livermore, kris sanchez. >>> a lawsuit filed today against the city of sunnyvale and its gun law. the law, one of the toughest in the country passed during november's election and went into effect a few days ago. it requires gun owners to report a lost or stolen firearm and prohibits all large capacity magazines. it also requires gun shops to register and track all ammunition sales. that's the clause being challenged by a sunnyvale gun shop owner and the national shooting sports tofoundation. a law firm is helping the city of sun vail fight that lawsuit free of charge. >>> a nevada family missing since sunday night has been found. the couple and four young children were discovered in an area where cell phone reception was sparse. they went to visit a mining area on sunday about 20 miles from their home and to play in the snow but never returned home. rescue crews spent the past two nights searching for the family in the mountains of northern nevada. the temperatures fell below zero during the past two nights. authorities say the family did the right thing staying in their car unti

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i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez. warm temperatures of late have been really nice, but they have come along with poor air quality. is any of that set to change? let's check in with meteorologist anthony slaughter. >> you know, unfortunately, we are under another spare the air alert day. now we have a red flag fire warning issued yesterday afternoon and will continue to run through 10:00 this morning just because we're looking at the criteria for the potential for elevated fire danger. it's because of the gusty winds above those hills at 1,000 feet. really from about 25 to 35 miles an hour is what we're looking at and that's been the case really all night long and, of course, with the driest year on record, this is definitely not good news. again, just runs through 10:00. once we get to the afternoon hours, i think the winds will die down so we won't be looking at the criteria for red flag fire warning but it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. we're waking up to sunshine across every location. a little

in mountain view, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. good information there. >>> as things get cold in the bay area, snow is coming down in the sierra. this is what it looked like in kings beach on lake tahoe's north shore. we bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the temperatures and the snow. >> the snow over the past hour started to fade across the interstate 80 corridor. back behind that, plenty of polar air dropping down across the entire west. it's not just us, but also back into the interior west, cold temperatures everywhere you go. so for tonight, we're expecting by 10:00 p.m., just four hours from now potentially 30s up into the north bay. santa rosa, 36. livermore, 37. san jose, 32. with temperatures like this at 10:00 p.m., it is going to go down colder by tomorrow morning. with those clear skies. the most critical spot for tomorrow morning is the north bay. that's where we'll see temperatures drop the most. you're under the freeze warning as we head throughout our wednesday morning. especially here in yontvill

different direction, and professor, you would have paid close attention to the period of time right after kris honey was killed, correct? that was in april of 1993. >> right. >> can you talk us how fragile a period that was? >> fragile in theceps that there's a lot of black suspicion of the readiness of the white government to honestly negotiate. but there was no attempt by the black forces at that time to engage in a military struggle. the risk always in south africa has been of a right wing, whether it's minority movement, or a larger movement within white -- that was the real risk of it. >> yeah. >> south africa is a very young people, and at the time, even as he matures into a man who can embrace peaceful resolution, and negotiation, he always did have pressure from the more militant wings. sometimes they were other groups that said this will be an armed struggle. i think there were people that were dissatisfied that it wasn't the civil war that there wasn't this cathartic experience, i think people will see this as a better thing in the word, but there was some thirst of revenge, and he n

>> eric, let's keep in mind the great words from kris kringle, christmas is not just a day, but a frame mind. that being said jonathon had to go to 1938 for his talking points. there is common sense in the fact that if americans are working hard and playing by the rules,hey should be making a livable wage. working full time right now on the minimum wage is $15,000. costco, trader joe's, they recognize it is a winning formula. happy people, higher profits. >> just answer the question. why not make it $100 an hour. >> that is ridiculous. >> why is it ridiculous. as long as you are giving away other people's money why not go big or go home? >> no one is asking for that. we are asking for it to be raised in line with the cost of living increases and in line with inflation. if that had happened the minimum wage would be over $10 already. if the captains h shared the productivity, the minimum wage would be over $20 an hour. >> i will get back to you. i want to get michelle in. >> you talk about common sense. you want to talk common sense? if you raise the minimum wage businesses need to adjus

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kris van cleave has the latest. >> this is the guy. >> after we reported a complaint against the wind to our business tweeted as saying the same thing happened to her. >> that is exactly what happened to us. she paid $807 by check for a group of 10 to visit wineries, a packages arrived as all- inclusive. after the wind to her, she got another bill. >> if you charges for the wind which was all-inclusive, then charge under someone else's name to big a limo, where did they go? >> i didn't anticipate having to pay for the to her bus on top of that. >> the ag sued him and his company, alleging questionable business practices. he settled in may paying $5,200. >> they are getting drunk. it is usually then they want to start complaining. >> he told us the additional fees are clearly stated. at no point does it say transportation is charged separately. show me where. time.vel report, his website changes warding does a transport is billed separately. we have more online. >> way to go, chris. >> the news continues on abc seven news at 6:00. is abc seven news at 6:00, on your side. >> we are trac

kris brought this story to you yesterday morning. water everywhere, forcing the airport to shut down and evacuate terminal a. that led to some flight delays and cancellations. travelers had to use terminal b to go through security and get their luggage. but everything is back to normal this morning. >> some good news for you. christmas presents caught up in red tape. we'll get to a local nonprofit in time for christmas. the shipment of scooters and skate boards meant for the giving tree at menlo park got stuck because of a security issue. customs decided they need to do another check. this morning the port says it's working to expedite the process and deliver the toys to the family giving tree, making it a happy christmas for a whole lot of children. the shipment includes 900 scooters and skate boards. >> that's a lot. >>> the rock n roll hall of fame has announce its latest inductees, including a legend with local ties. >> linda ronstadt once served as a musical director of the san jose mariachi and musical festival. best songs," yo

i'm kris sanchez along with christina loren. >> good morning to you.mpressive totals. upwards of an inch in parts of the bay area. now the cold air is settling in. you can see the pink surrounding san jose. we are getting low snow flurries. nothing is going to stick. it's cool to see that activity across the bay area. if you are heading out and about, travel cautiously. now that we have all that rain on the roadways, yeah, we could see some black ice. 33 degrees, just about at freezing right now in santa rosa. we are really watching the south bay where we fall into 35 degrees in places like woodside. as we get into tonight, thick frost is on the way. another round of temperatures in the 20s and 30s. we are talking about the low 20s. there's a freeze warning in place tonight into tomorrow morning. more on this, of course, today at 7:00. right now, back to you, chris. >> thank you very much. more than dangerous, the cold snap has been deadly. four people have lost their lives from hypothermia. county officials are urging folks in the cold to head to shel

. >> kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> a lot of people worried about that. >> not so worried about the weather. a big-time warm up on the way. just in time for the official start of winter. 60s.king us back to the >> 57 now outside of the weather center here in arlington. let's give you a live look from our rooftop camera. clear skies. look a much cooler it is at quantico. a cool breeze off the potomac river. mostly in the 50s. why temperatures closer to the and sylvania border are so much colder. a big difference there. tonight will be clear. temperatures only drop to the mid 40s later this evening. they will make up to above freezing temperatures. temperatures hang on through christmas? we will answer those questions and more in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. police have arrested a local driving instructor accused of sexually abusing two of his students. he is out of jail and tonight elyse are asking for any other victims to come forward. hatzel vela spoke -- at home after posting bond. $55,000 in bonds. the judge told them not to come close or come into contact with any young fe

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez today. we begin with anthony slaughter. >> we are waking up with very cold air. many of the inland valleys in the 20s. 28 in napa, 37 in san jose. our coldest locations will be our warmest later this afternoon. by noon we'll be looking at temperatures approaching the 60 degree mark. we had lots of clouds yesterday. hire will begin to build back into the region as we head back into the day today. it will be warm and sunny once again, similar to what we've seen across the bay area. as we take a look outside, you are waking up to clear visibility. we are under another spare the air alert day for today. with temperatures in the 30s, we'll see highs warm into the 60s. as you can see, we're already breaking up to sunshine. >> for the first time the family of jahi mcmath is asking for more than your prayers. they're asking for donations to pay for an airlift to move the 13-year-old child to a new facility. this comes days before a court order requiring the hospital to keep the brain dead teen on a

she did decide to go to kris commons son of man at that time in their own the man and put an end. i don't eat out of me. by day she didn't have to go on top she picks one and the dot com and she loves us. it actually hurts you but going to be. she expected to be it's cheap too. after achieving the icc may be that the kids were told that he might ask did i. i do the plan in an e and. some of them standing there with sensible adults. as you both come to fetch the way. she has lived and fun for him and there but slowing. i hated my favorite is the one of the sentence and she said it's going to die once a member life is trying to avoid a fourth term that is i sure hope it and leave their legality. and amen to that. traditionally male dominated society. we went to four. i don't mind that it gets the facilities for staff i've got to the shore it she made it on. i like it this christmas. new when you who will. the eye the ira welcome to nhk world islam and chino tawny in tokyo here's a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. i am. the governor of japan's okinawa prefecture

i am in for kris sanchez this morning.christmastime, we're typically associate snow elsewhere in the country, but not here. >> no. at least for the next week or so, things are going to remain dry. today is the first day of winter. now from on, each and every day our daylight hours will increase by a minute. so that's good news. here in california really winter begins more so in february than march so we really have quite a short ways to go before we actually start to see warmer conditions. and today, even though it is cold, temperatures will warm you were into the 60s. later on this afternoon not going to feel a whole lot like winter. we're talking about temperatures near 70 degrees and the trivalley will get cle clowe're finally talking about good air quality for fodoned tomorrow. we'll talk more about that soming up in a about. >> it's been a long saga. local 1021 announced overnight finally a tentative agreement has been struck with bart manoning -- management. the remaining issues dealt with paid medical leave and the

participants dress up as kris kringle but instead of delivering gifts -- they barhop.n the fun this year. the tradition has spread to cities across the nation. the holiday season is in full swing. and people across the bay area are decorating their homes with lights and displays. these are some photos viewers have sent us. viewers have sent us. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. after kron 4 news at 8. his pass bailey rode an accident involving a motorcyclist and five cars. expect significant delays. the bay bridge toll plaza not a whole lot of problems. right here we are back up through the macarthur maze. the metering lights, as you can see are on and it is slow on the stand getting all the way into san francisco. san mateo bridge has also been getting gum up grid

sec tear of state kris tosser rougherred to iran and iraq as rogue regimes in an address at georgetown university later that same year. in each case, the clinton administration focused more on rogues towards the yaits than the danger of rogue leaders posed to their own people. saddam hussein was a rogue leader pursuing nuclear weaponry and invaded kuwait. he was not a rogue because he gasessedded kurds and massacred shiites. tony lake, clinton's national security adviser, thought to define the concept, we've been together all parallelled definition using the term "backlash," the concept was the same. their behavior is often aggressive and defiant, ties between them are growing as they quarantine themselves from a global trend incapable of adopting. they are ruled by cleats that control powers, and they suppress basic human rights and promote radical ideology, and most important for the purposes of u.s. diplomats, these nations exhibit a chronic inability to engage constructively with the outside world and do not function effectively in alliances, even with those like minded. in 1997, s

last year, the request for a rate in kris was rejected. >> no need to turn up the heat high today. >> mild temperatures about to get even warmer. doug hill has your first check on the forecast. >> very warm and very cold with maybe some ice between over the weekend. 54 now with cloudy skies and 55 down the river at reagan national. the air is not terribly damp or humid and the wind is calm. that will lead to a little fog or drizzle tonight. inat the airport and 56 fredericksburg. 47 in annapolis. temperatures are going only to drop a few more degrees of a staying light with a southeasterly wind. and drizzle, so mild overnight. satellite and radar shows a little precipitation moving up the coast grade you will see a mix of stuff in the mississippi valley, but take a look at what's going to happen over the next 24 hours. a major winter storm warning from texas to the canadian border. a lot of important information to share with you, especially for the weekend coming up in a couple of minutes. >> we have a traffic alert to tell you about in fairfax county. two westbound lanes of route se

we've seen bruce jenner and kris part ways, khloe having problems in her marriage.t's happening with their clan? do you think they'll stick together this year? >> there's always been drama with the kardashians. you're right, kim has moved away. she's got a new money maker on the cards being married to kanye and kanye doesn't like the control that kim's mother does put over here and thinks it's cooler for her to do her own thing separate from the family. kim has always been the central figure in this family. so losing her could be a threat to them but unfortunately for the haters, i don't think they're going anywhere. americans still want all the details on these girls. >> my hope is that kim doesn't let kanye dress her anymore and we'll get through 2014 just fine. jennifer lawrence seems to be poking some holes at the hollywood establishment. will it turn in her favor or is she not doing the right thing or doesn't it matter because joan is always poking fun at everyone else? >> jennifer's shtick is i'm a regular girl, i'm going to be straight forward. she doesn't ca

it is also aimed at phasing out the use of a medical antimicrobial zz such as kris allen and tetris i quit. resource council says eighty percent of all antibiotics are sold it and then use it is unnecessary at antibiotics and all my stock pharmaceutical companies are also asked to voluntarily participate in the removal of growth promotion hormones un ending taken away from their labels for these intimate crowd meals. we now have ninety days to decide whether or not they want to act here to these new policies and three years with the new practices in place well what is creepier in an old man sneaking into her house every year while your sleeping to eat your cookies drink your mouth and actually made the leaves presents. the aclu says the nsa as much creepier than santa on his hand into the holiday spirit. we see a christmas themed video stream during hot plates. due to copyright restrictions that can lead the song for you but here are some of the larynx and bear with me i am certainly not the onset you better watch out you better not sky. you better watch out you better not like the ns