carl icahn is late to the party.emember that apple has already committed to a large plan to return money to shareholders. to your point, here is a company that every quarter is generating lots of cash. >> he owns barely .5% of the company, but it is nearly twice as much as calpers. >> .3% is what they're saying. >> between the two of them, they might have one percent but they speak with a loud voice. from car commercials to espn, ron burgundy has been all over the media lately. but will the blitz translate to big bucks in the theater? that and more, coming up on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." one of the kickoffs to the hollywood awards season, the golden globe nominations came out. 12 years a slave, american hustle tied for the most nominations. nebraska, captain phillips, and gravity scored multiple nominations. house of cards scored four golden globe nominations, kevin spacey nominated for his portrayal of conniving politician frank underwood. jon erlichman back from l.a. and was

she called hsbc right away. >> charged late fee but wasn't late i paid and paid through my bank. >> theny said she would have to send proof. it took a week but she obtained the chec check. hsbc reversed the late fee and everything seemed fine except it happened again. >> they were saying that they didn't 7 my payment and charge mae late fee. >>reporter: again the company said she was delinquent. again she sent proof of her payment. hsvc reversed late fee and once again everything seemed fine. until she got the next bill. it had a late fee too. so did the next bill. and the one after that. >> so every month i had to good through a big deal about proving that i paid. then they would reverse the charges and send me an apology letter. >> still the bank kept recording delinquent payments and soon began calling her cell phone. >> hsbc would be calling me about 15 times a day and when would i straighten it out they would say sorry this will take two days. >> financially margaret paid the last 15 dollars of the debt and called the company to close the account. >> they apologized to me and said

. >> reporter: a day late and a dollar short. ups and others are still scrambling to make christmas deliveries. ups workers are still delivering christmas workers tonight and they are still behind. >> in 20 years this is the worst i have ever seen it. >> reporter: the day after christmas and san francisco business owner alana is carting two dozen boxes into the freight center. the boxes contain gift orders she billed and sold through online retailers like amazon.com to customers across the u.s. way too late to be stashed under anyone's tree. >> drivers weren't showing up or coming and saying they were too full. >> reporter: jeff's grandmother went home to ohio without her gift. >> wow can't i recapture that wow factor. that is gone. >> reporter: ups said the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the passty of our network so some shipments where delayed. nasty weather and dramatically higher online shopping sales created the bag log. stick stores continued to guarantee they could get your gifts will by christmas. in the en

it starts mixing with snow late sunday. not so great for travels. and behind that big-time bitter cold for the new year. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> ginger, thank you. >>> taking a look at the temperatures across the country today. the mercury will reach 78 in los angeles. 30 degrees less in seattle and portland. kansas city will see a high of 43. minneapolis, 36 degrees. >> memphis and atlanta both reach 55 degrees. chicago and detroit's highs will be right around freezing. new york, well, it will flirt with 40. >>> u.p.s. and federal express are still scrambling this morning to deliver late packages that missed the christmas deadline. >> for many customers, the effort's too little, too late. abc's kristin fisher has the very latest on the shipping troubles. >> reporter: u.p.s. and fedex are still working in overdrive, to deliver packages promised by christmas that never made it. >> it was pretty bad. it was really disappointing. >> reporter: maurine now has to explain to her son why his gift from santa will be late. >> santa -- he accidenta

suddenly noticing a late fee on her bill she called hsbc. >> charged a late fee but wasn't late.h my bank. >> hsbc said she'd have to sent proof. she obtained the check. hsbc reversed the fee and everything seemed fine except it happened again. >> they're saying they didn't receive the payment. >> again saying she was delinquent. and once again, everything seemed fine until she got the next bill and one after that. >> i had to go through a big deal about proving i paid. and they'd reverse the payments. >> ssbc would call me about 15 times per da and i'd straighten it out. >> finally she paid the last 15s sxdz called hsbc to close this account. >> they apologizeed and said i had a 0 balance at this point. >> however, you guessed it. her next statement said no payment was skefd she owed a $30 late fee. >> i gave up at that point. i couldn't go through this anymore. >> she admits she doesn't dispute the bill. late charges piled up and hsbc sold her account to a debt purchaser. >> they weren't nice they didn't believe me. >> the unpaid debt glares on her credit report she says it blo

this is happening to families across the country, santa arriving a day late, in some cases two days late as both fedex and ups scramble to play catchup. fedex and ups are called in extra drivers and are even renting u-haul trucks to hit the roads to deliver presents that didn't make it in time for christmas. i picked out harry potter stuff for my youngest. >> reporter: vickie madison had nothing under her tree in wichita, kansas, yesterday. >> i was really excited. i couldn't wait to see her face and it didn't happen. so i was disappointed. >> ups and fedex say bad weather and extra last-minute online shopping were to blame. ups said the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the capacity of our network. some angry customers complained on the ups facebook page while others took to twitter with the hash tag upsfailed. many took the delays to stride. in boston gary expressed sympathy. >> i saw ups and fed express truck drivers out there at 10:00, 11:00 at night doing the best they could. >> some online retailers and amazon.com are offering gift cards for items that didn't arrive on

late 20's maybe early 30's and always wears a fake beard. he's connected to string of bank heist with the latest reported last tuesday. the fbi says he his robbed bank in 5 northern california cities including 2 here in the bay why are. sunnyvale and dub lichbility you can see obviously bad beard on his face. >> new at 11:00 o'clock. san jose once called america safest big city now has a crime rate above the state average. that's according to analysis by the city independent auditor and reported by our media partner the mercury news. analysis finds that while the average u.s. police department solves about half of major cases, san jose clearance writ on major crimes has dropped to 30 percent. response time to some emergency calls more than doubled in 8 years. sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon

the wet weather then comes in late in the day on thursday, and continues through friday. cold air starts to advance in. sunday will be interesting. this will start happening in the morning, a potential wintry mix, and then it will just be rain on monday. some uncertainty in the forecast for late in the weekend, something we will have to watch very closely. 5?62 on december beautiful. bee.l hail queen the new superstar has been 13's mosto the -- 20 searched celebrity in america. from a sold-out world tour, the super bowl, she has itty-bitty year -- has had a busy year. miley cyrus was absent from the list. >> from those searched celebrities to top baby names. baby names.com released its list of the top 100 baby names. number one, after a survey of 500,000 paras, 23rd teams up -- top baby names are jackson and sofia. jackson made a major job -- jump from number 22 last year. by a positiveoman pregnancy test, and then call in a boyfriend into an engagement. >> lady gaga is back. we will tell you about because >> imagine you're sitting at a restaurant, when a woman comes in a

late 20's maybe early 30's and always wears a fake beard. he's connected to string of bank heist with the latest reported last tuesday. the fbi says he his robbed bank in 5 northern california cities including 2 here in the bay why are. sunnyvale and dub lichbility you can see obviously bad beard on his face. >> new at 11:00 o'clock. san jose once called america safest big city now has a crime rate above the state average. that's according to analysis by the city independent auditor and reported by our media partner the mercury news. analysis finds that while the average u.s. police department solves about half of major cases, san jose clearance writ on major crimes has dropped to 30 percent. response time to some emergency calls more than doubled in 8 years. sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon

public schools are opening two hours late. fairfax, loudoun, prince william, and stafford county schools are closed. also in virginia, manassas city, manassas park, spotsylvania county, culpeper county schools are closed. >>> alexandria schools opening two hours late, so are those in frederick county, maryland. a complete list scrolling at the the bottom of your screen now. you can feigned that list at nbcwashington.com as well. >>> it could be a long morning if you have to head out today. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein begins our coverage, our time coverage, this half hour, tom. >>> good morning. i'm happy to report that much of the wade spread freezing rain we've had since last evening has broken up a lot. we just have scattered, light freezing rain. now these areas in pink advancing southwest to northeast. areas in green, that's some light rain now falling in much of prince george's county, charles, calvert, the eastern shore. further north and west, prince william, fauquier, much of fairfax county getting some ligh

it had a late fee, too. did the next bill and the one after that. >> so every month i had to go through a big deal about proving that i paid. and then they would reverse the charges and send me an apology letter. >> still the bank kept recording delinquent payments and soon began calling her cell phone. >> hsbc would be calling me about 15 times a day and when i would straighten it out, they said sorry, this will take two days. >> finally she paid the last $15 of her debt and called hsbc to close the account. >> they apologized to me and said i had a zero balance at that point. >> however, and you probably guessed it, her next statement said no payment was received, and she owed a $30 late fee. >> but i gave up at that point. i just had to have a positive attitude about looking for a job. i couldn't go through this anymore. >> she admits she was so exasperated she didn't dispute the bill. late charges piled up and the final blow, hscb sold her account to a debt purchaser, which tried to collect $103 on her a

it had a late fee, too.did the next bill and the one after that. >> so every month i had to go through a big deal about proving that i paid. and then they would reverse the charges and send me an apology letter. >> still the bank kept recording delinquent payments and soon began calling her cell phone. >> hsbc would be calling me about 15 times a day and when i would straighten it out, they said sorry, this will take two days. >> finally she paid the last $15 of her debt and called hsbc to close the account. >> they apologized to me and said i had a 0 balance at that point. >> however, and you probably guessed it, her next statement said no payment was received, and she owed a $30 late fee. >> but i gave up at that point. i just had to have a positive attitude about looking for a job. i couldn't go through this anymore. >> she at mitz she was see exasperated she didn't dispute the bill. late charges piled up and the final blow hscb sold her account to a debt purchaser, which tried to collect $103 on her acco

colder saturday and some clearing either late morning or afternoon. colder and dry saturday night, still okay to go out. sunday red alert, snow, mix all day and temperatures less than 32 in the metro area all day. overnight just rain and showers, temperatures generally falling -- actually have fallen from the 50s back to the 30s. tomorrow morning start in the 40s and it will be breezy. it will be kind of cold, but you can do stuff. it will be dry. red alert sunday, snow to a mix, 32, chilly with showers. we climb to 41 in the afternoon monday, horrible day for football. 30 to 32, cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing rain. again what is the up side to starting rg3? there is no reward for that. all right, monday showers and then tuesday rain, flurries, very cold wednesday and thursday, back in the 40s on friday. i'll be on twitter all weekend and we'll be here all weekend following this you won't take my life. you won't take our future. aids affects us all. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees and their

late in the game, volunteers closed to within two. ranked cardinal handed the 3rd ranked volunteers their first loss of the season. both teams now 10-1 after stanford's win. >>> state high school championship football continuing today and tonight in carson. sacred heart prep of atherton, division 3 title game against the corona delmar sea kings. gators trailing 14-0 in the final minute of the first quarter when it got worse. mission randall picked off by corona delmar bar bay doe. he won't stop till he gets to the end zone. this one of four turnovers by the gators. but the gators came alive in the fourth quarter. 21-7, then haven found running room in the middle of the field, making his way 40 yards to the end zone. two-point conversion made it 21- 15 at half time. only scoring in the second half was a pair of field goolsby corona delmar. sea kings win the division 3 title, 27-15. they become the first school in california high school history to win 16 games in a season. st. john bosco has a chance to equal the record in the open divi

did he apply them too late. he said that they were ineffective but they may have been ineffective because he was going too fast at the time. >> lot of analysts -- >> we need a little more time. >> a lot of analysts suggest that something called positive train control could be something that helps prevent accidents like this. explain to our viewers and me, frankly, what positive train control means. >> it means that there's an outside influence on how the train is operated. so if you have a computer driven system, the system is going to tell the train to slow down, regardless of what the operator's telling it to do. let's not forget that we have a lot of trains in this country operating with no operators whatsoever. right there at jfk, we have the air train that leaves jfk airport every day multiple times going to jamaica station. there's no operator on it. it's all computer controlled. so we need to take advantage of the automation that's available to us and apply it to our rail system in this country. >> it is

but it's too late to save christmas. across the country, people are complaining their holiday gifts didn't make it on time. >> i paid extra delivery costs to guarantee by christmas eve. and it did not arrive. >> reporter: there were almost no presents at the madsen home. vicki said presents she bought online for her daughter were late. >> i couldn't wait to see her face. it didn't happen. [ crying ] >> so i was disappointed. >> reporter: fedex and u.p.s. won't say how many packages are late. both are blaming bad weather and an overwhelming number of deliveries. the companies apologized and brought in next stra workers to clear up the backlogs. many venting on social media with twitter followers using the hashtag u.p.s. fail. online retailers who used the shipping giants aren't happy either. amazon is offering many customers a $20 gift card and refund on some shipping fees. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> today the companies have another issue to deal with. people sending their gifts back. we'll have more on th

but it was late. >> it was very, very late. and it was like, underground someplace.that. >> it was slam poetry, directly to us. >> jimmy: he was like, say it was "matlock" or something. he was like -- [ british accent ] "all right matlock, there you are [ mumbling ] breaking things, solving the case. [ mumbling ] matlock can do it." [ mumbling ] and he kept doing this thing, it was like -- [ laughter ] >> that's how we were, yeah. >> jimmy: we were just like that. we were like, "i don't know, yeah." >> "yeah, really good, man." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it went on for a while. and when he was done it actually was impressive at the end. >> i felt like some "clockwork orange" stuff was going to go down. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he was a little scary, yeah. that was really fun. gosh, you're great in all these movies. of course i come back after that trip and i've seen you in everything. you were in that bourne movie. was it bourne -- >> again? "bourne again." >> jimmy: "bourne again." yeah. [ laughter ] bourne, something. >> "the bourne legacy." >> jimmy: legacy, thank you.

late tuesday united parcel service which delivers around 45% of u.s. packages issued a statement saying it wouldn't be able to get some goods to customers by christmas. the volume of air packages in the u.p.s. system did exceed capacity as demand was much

suddenly noticing a late fee on her bill she called hsbc. >> charged a late fee but wasn't late. i paid through my bank. >> hsbc said she'd have to sent proof. she obtained the check. hsbc reversed the fee and everything seemed fine except it happened again. >> they're saying they didn't receive the payment. >> again saying she was delinquent. and once again, everything seemed fine until she got the next bill and one after that. >> i had to go through a big deal about proving i paid. and they'd reverse the payments. >> ssbc would call me about 15 times per day and i'd straighten it out. >> finally she paid the last 15s sxdz called hsbc to close this account. >> they apologizeed and said i had a 0 balance at this point. >> however, you guessed it. her next statement said no payment was skefd she owed a $30 late fee. >> i gave up at that point. i couldn't go through this anymore. >> she admits she doesn't dispute the bill. late charges piled up and hsbc sold her account to a debt purchaser. >> they weren't nice they didn't believe me. >> the unpaid debt glares on her credit report

now, let me show you what happens late saturday. watch this.he clouds, they start coming in quickly. this is midnight. on the other side of midnight, we are overcast. by early sunday morning, starting 6:00 to 7:00 a.m., an area of rain starts pushing in around warrenton, areas like fredericksburg and areas like chan tillie. the rain from southwest to northeast. watch what happens as we get into the afternoon hours. you are looking at shades here, yellow and orange. that represents some moderate and heavier rain that i think will be in store for us for the afternoon hours on sunday and sunday evening to get somewhere between a half and 3/4 inch of rain out of this event on sunday. here you go, the storm team 4 day forecast, 47 degrees is the high tomorrow. sunshine and mild conditions through the weekend. saturday, absolutely the best day out of the weekend. saturday's temperatures throughout, there could be a few locations here, culpeper, charlottesville, stanton that hit a high of 55 to 56 degrees. mild everywhere. 49, one of the cooler spots

and i have this big truck here, very hard to work when i'm late. i thought, wow, there's a sign, no school today. >> this is the season for water main breaks. dramatic swings in temperature can take a toll on the pipes. not far away, 24th and south monroe, another main burst causing water to bubble out from the middle of the road. >> the hope is to have this repair done by 4:00. there's an event that's taking place that lights up the village event taking place down the street. they would like to see this road reopen. that event taking place at 6:30 this evening. but it remains to be seen whether or not they're going to complete the repair by then or not. but you can see they are very hard at work and making their best effort to get things back online. again, we will have to wait and see and keep an eye on it. >> thank you, megan. turning to the weather, another mild day ahead. chuck bell is in for tom kierein today and joins us for his first midday forecast. >> good morning, barbara. that view outside, you're starting to see a little bit more blue

karen says she was working late. she says she packed up all of her stuff ready to leave but when she went to the rest room first when she tried to get the door -- she tried to get out the door was locked. she couldn't call for help because her cell phone was inside her purse that was at her desk. she tried to get out using a chair inside the bathroom to slam that up against the door nothing worked. >> i autlso used the leg of the chair to wedge under the door handle and twist repeatedly and that started kind of loosening it. my wrists, i know i have contusions on my hands from using the door handle to chisel the wall. >> when she did finally make it out she called her home her husband and her daughter came to pick her up. >> time to brew on this. from the tailgating plans it is banned at the super bowl. >> the super bowl committee says there are fewer than 13,000 individual parking spots available. keep the party inside your car. meaning no grills, no coolers or lounge chairs allowed. >> provided you are within the b

late 20's maybe early 30's and always wears a fake beard. bank heist with the latest reported last tuesday. the fbi says he his robbed bank in 5 northern california cities including 2 here in the bay why are. sunnyvale and dub lichbility you can see obviously bad beard on his face. >> new at 11:00 o'clock. san jose once called america safest big city now has a crime rate above the state average. that's according to analysis by the city independent auditor and reported by our media partner the mercury news. analysis finds that while the average u.s. police department solves about half of major cases, san jose clearance writ on major crimes has dropped to 30 percent. response time to some emergency calls more than doubled in 8 years. sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a s

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so, you know, then it was too late to come back. >> it's not the end of the world.f to look back at this and, you know, assess it and, you know, come saturday, saturday/sunday, we got to make sure that we're ready for that back to back. >> all right. to the nfl, during this is the play i was telling you about the other day. the play everyone remembers from thanksgiving night. jacoby jones for the big return if not for mike tomlin standing on the field. tomlin's right foot interferes with the play. jones have to shift direction. today tomlin spoke about the incident saying this was not intentional but he did take full responsibility for getting in the way. >> embarrassing, inexcusable, illegal, a blunder, being many of the things i use to describe it. i don't know what a just punishment is. i have no idea. there is no nervousness, to be honest with you. i'm not acting in a mean to preserve my wallet or my money. my money and my wallet is what it is because of the game of football. so i guess we'll all make do. >> you can make your decision on that one. tomlin still w

by contrast, our story of art in northern europe begins in the late medieval courts of france.t was a time of violent contrasts. in the luxury of the court, the duke enjoys his banquet while the peasants shelter from the snow. in their hovel, they bare themselves by the fire. these illuminations were painted around 1414 by three brothers from the netherlands-- the limbourgs--at the court of the duke of berry. the detailed realism of these faces and landscapes was a feature of northern art in this period. the limbourg brothers began their career working for the brother of the duke of berry-- philip the bold, duke of burgundy. the valois dukes of burgundy established one of the strangest and most extravagant courts of late medieval europe. from their base in burgundy, by marriage and diplomacy, they acquired large areas of the netherlands to build an extensive, though fragmented state of vast wealth. in 1404, duke philip the bold died at the stag inn near brussels. 20 years earlier, his royayal sculptors had begun work on philip's tomb.

>> shoppers expecting some late night browsing and surprised to found old navy off limits. >> oh my god, this is cia si, police arrived to find a 24-year-old man wounded. officers taped off the lot of old navy and bed bath and beyond. >> i don't want to have my daughter out here knowing this type of environment oh, that's crazy. >> the mall remains open during the incident and many shoppers unawared of what was happening outside. police say the two men had been arguing before one shot the other and the victim's wounds are not considered life-threatening. >> hours later the staff was still so shaken and management sat them down for a debreeze and calm their nerves. >> so why are you closed tonight? >> just something as far as for safety issues and just feeling a little, little, disturbing and everything. >> i feel safe at state fair, i never had any problems here. >> some shoppers while sorry to hear something happened, an arguments or a fire can happen anywhere. >> it happens anywhere but we hope we can keep our people safe and kids safe so guys keep it at home. >> >> the shooter here i

>> very late in the game. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b.s it's still reviewing the data from the recorders and interviewing the train's four crew members. among them the engineer, 46-year-old william rockefeller, jr. on sunday, law enforcement sources say rockefeller-- a 20 year m.t.a. employee-- told first responders that he hit the brakes as he was approaching the curve but the train did not respond. investigators say so far they have not discovered any evidence to suggest there was any problem with the brakes and, scott, they say it's too early to tell if the cause of the derailment was human error or faulty equipment. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. investigators also want to know what witnesses saw and heard and don dahler has that part of the story. >> reporter: early this morning, huge cranes began lifting the 40 ton derailed cars and the locomotive. >> train derailment is down by the train station. we have five cars off the tracks. >> reporter: had you ever seen anything like that before? >> no, no. >> reporter: photographer feli

i'm a late shopper this year. i'm getting a little stressed out. i'm going to get out here and get it done. >> reporter: consumers want to buy what they want when they want, something they can easily do online. reporting live at the sun valley mall, amber lee, ktvu. >>> more details on macey's and kohls. they aren't the only retail chains planning to stay open around the clock. toys r us and k-mart said some locations will keep their doors open 87 hours consecutive. >>> afternews broke that target was the victim of a data breach they are offering 10% off this weekend and free credit monitoring. they stole data from some 40 million debit and credit cards in stored from the day after thanksgiving to december 15th. they say if you get an e-mail that doesn't necessarily mean you were victimized. a sacramento woman thinks she was a victim of that security breach. she said someone with drew $300 from her checking account linked to her target red card. her bank is waiting for reimbursement from target. the bank said to keep her account activity to a minim

remember it was $38 back in late november.ey have the first female board member. good move for twitter today. liz: for twitter. dollar general hitting a new 52-week high today. this is a good move for that stock definitely. >> both dollar general and tiffany hitting all-time highs, watching both closely. tiffany is watching not only in asia but here at home. great to see some retailers doing well. david: apple has been on a run. we'll talk about whether it's a bull or bear. some people are thinking of shorting the stock at this level. we'll talk to one of the people later in the hour. it is a bull or bear debate. what is the consensus on wall street? >> consensus, seems to be apple in the fourth quarter. of course apple products are under the holiday tree and hanukkah and like. that's number one. we had a guest on air, wanted apple at 1,000. big picture you have carl icahn still looking for a buyback. has he taken it down a notch from 150 billion down to 50 billion. that gave apple a nice pop. apple moved to new highs today. l

because my wife is a late person.n between late people and on time people, what they don't realize is that we hate them. >> jimmy: it's true. they make us feel like jerks. >> yeah. the reason -- the reason that we hate them is that it's -- it's so easy to be on time. you just have to be early. and early lasts for hours. and on time just lasts a second. >> jimmy: you're right. >> then you're late. i always try to teach my late friends with using sounds. i'll be like early, early, early, on time, late! >> jimmy: does that work? >> it's a -- >> jimmy: i find that wives love it when you try to teach them things. they can't get enough of it. yeah. >> there's a lot of push and pull. the other day i was going to yoga class, and my wife said wait for me. and i'm not ready yet. and i said no, i'm not going to do that because you're a late person and i'm an on time person, and i don't want that entering into our marriage because it's going pretty well so far. and she said fine. passive aggressive for late people. and she said b

obama is half brother to the president's late father. >>> a california couple said the late actor paulalker anonymously bought them an engagement ring. christa and kyle were shopping for an engagement ring in a jewelry store. kyle was in between tours of duty in iraq. he struck up a conversation with unknowingly paul walker. a saleswoman from the store called them back. >> one of the ladies came out holding bag and just simply said, here's your ring. and i -- i think both of our mouths dropped. >> the ring was $9,000. the couple asked who purchased it, but the saleswoman wouldn't say. on monday their suspicion that walker bought the ring was confirmed when the owner of the jewelry store came forward. walker died in a single-car crash in southern california last weekend. >>> an ornate dress worn by princess diana sold for $167,000 at auction. the white organza and satin gown has sequins, rhinestones, and pearl beads. it comes with a matching headband and optional sleeves. the london auction house says the buyer was an unnamed musician abroad. the london action house saying the buyer wu

late today, the u.s. forest service said it's burned 840 acres of brush and now 74% contained. 22 structures have been lost, however, and weather is cooperating. winds calm there today, now there is a 20% chance of rain tonight really helping. full containment expected by friday. >> an appreciation ceremony held to celebrate to a piece of oakland history. this tree is estimated 150 years old, it's nine and a half feet in diameter. everyone invited to say goodbye athis saturday at 10:00 a.m . >> but good news is that air quality will improve. here is a live doppler seven. we have clouds and spots of moisture found in clouds so we may see a sprinkle widely scattered but not a very strong possibility of rainfall. here is a live view at sfo looking at a cloudy sky. readings low 50s just about all locations san francisco, oakland and san jose. looking back towards part of the skyline, 52 now in santa rosa. 49 napa. you can see chillier in the north bay. and a live view from our camera looking west. gusty overn

. >> when your christmas gifts to arrive late that is bad when you shop that targets them the credit card is packed that iseally bad but things got worse because now the politicians are involved. i am liz macdonald. democratic senator immediately calling for ups to give customers refunds for room late customer deliveries and to bob menendez wants the government involved in the target mass. he wants the ftc to investigate and have more teeth to deal with it. we have executive editor gretchen hughays kee the politicians out of it they may get worse. what you make of this news that the politicians are getting involved? >> i think it is political grandstanding try to take a vintage of the issue that is top of the news and also insert their issue into a bigger government policy. what we have seen is the senators need to lok in the year and remembered what they promised the people including oamacare debtor just worse off and have bigger broken promises they and not delivering a christmas gift. liz: i hereby you are saying but there is late breaking newshat target house says that's actually

late word from target tonight. what the company is doing after a massive data breach that has millions of customers on edge. >>> and making a difference. the image of a young boy that moved so many people. now a young man inspiring others and paying it forward. "nightly news" begins now.

our best chance of rain comes late today.ur temperature is 61 degrees, dew point 5 and winds will be changing direction allowing that cooler air to begin to move in. we're in the 50s. 40s in western maryland. that is that cool air starting to push in along with the cool front. waves of showers will push in on and off throughout date today but that main progression comes in late this afternoon and this evening and continuing to the early overnight hours. notice the pink on the map, you can see snow on the backside of the whole thing. that where is they're getting snow in places like indianapolis. still in the single and a few double digits across parts of the rockies, teens in kansas city, look how warm it is hugging the coast in the warm sector of this system. today a cold front will drop in the area and temperatures will drop and fall. wind shouldn't be too bad, it will be breezy and we will quiet things overnight. we're not going to be getting this wintry mix but low-pressure will develop along the south side of this whole

i'm dan ashley >> the late develop nment a family tragedy. >> despair for a family.daughter will die tomorrow. she's being removed from life support after a normally simple surgery the 13-year-old went to children's hospital to have her tonsils out. after surgery, something went wrong abc7 news has been speaking with the family and is live in oakland tonight with the story. cornell? >> just a terrible story. she remains on life support here at childrens hospital but the family has just met in front of the hospital tonight say they will fight with childrens hospital oakland anymore. they have agreed to remove her from life support as soon as tomorrow morning. but this family says they need a lot of answers >> because i need to make sure they're not trying to go into her room and do anything to her. >> she spoke with us only a moment before rushing back to the bedside of her 13-year-old daughter who came to children's hospital last monday to have her tonsils removed but there are come politics she suffered a heart attack. medical staff revived her, doctors say she is b

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little break on the ball and really aj green didn't pick up that ball until late. that's a play he's made a bunch of times this season going up and making that catch. and dick lebeau saying, there you goe. now we're looking like steelers defenders again. you just wonder what would have been with this team if they don't lose foote and pouncey opening day. they had heath miller healthy. that was the killer for them this year. >> al: dwyer, gain of eight. that will take us to the two-minute warning. cincinnati out of time-outs. so the steelers will still be mathematically alive. cincinnati will go to 9-5 and they get an injured -- another injury here. jayson dimanche. i think that's the linebacker. >> cris: yep. >> al: glance at the number, yep. rookie out of southern illinois. >> cris: i tell you, these injuries starting to mount up and especially at the cornerback position. i have no idea what happened with dre kirkpatrick, but with terrence newman out with that mcl sprain and of course their best corner, leon hall gone as well. there's dre kirkpatrick back in there

late today, the u.s. forest service said it's burned 840 acres of brush and now 74% contained. 22 structures have been lost, however, and weather is cooperating. winds calm there today, now there is a 20% chance of rain tonight really helping. full containment expected by friday. >> an appreciation ceremony held to celebrate to a piece of oakland history. this tree is estimated 150 years old, it's nine and a half feet in diameter. everyone invited to say goodbye athis saturday at 10:00 a.m . >> that is fairly mild but good news is that air quality will improve. here is a live doppler seven. we have clouds and spots of moisture found in clouds so we may see a sprinkle widely scattered but not a very strong possibility of rainfall. here is a live view at sfo looking at a cloudy sky. readings low 50s just about all locations san francisco, oakland and san jose. looking back towards part of the skyline, 52 now in santa rosa. 49 napa. you can see chillier in the north bay. and a live view from our camera looki

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>> of her late father. >> you have given our family stories back toÑi us.ould have been lost. oh, sweetheart. >> look at that. >> i think that is what keeps us going right now is, is that moment where you get to see a picture and hand the pictures back to the family. >> we were so discouraged and i felt so much was lost and so much history. >> reporter: memories that have com come back home. barry petersen, cbs news, boulder, colorado. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs 60 minutes. i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. walker. the likely factor that contributed to the crash. and hear the very emotional words from his fa. on this world aids day --- memorial grove in golden ga park means to survivors. anw they say aids needs to be delt with in this countr a humane alternative treatment coming for mounta lions that step from the his into neighborhoods. kpix 5 news is next. good evening... i'm brian ,, ,,,,,,,, look who's heading home nowm the long holiday weekend. ts is interstate 680 in

some sixty to seventy percent are set to suffer in the late side effects. doctors in western countries observe guidelines to courtney treatment of late effects but japan max such a framework. in many cases when treatment is spread across different specialist doctors don't share information on their patients see you. when it comes to treatment. these conditions are beyond the scope of what the doctor can handle so the doctor has no choice but to send a patient different specialists in each area. tanaka doesn't know what precautions he should take him daily life this lack of information makes him already you then the numbness to a hassle it's getting better. oh well i guess you will always be dear to us. the japanese doctors are aware of the problems in their system. recently a group of childhood cancer specialists launched a system to quickly identified the late side effects and set a course of treatment they do o'connor western guidelines to create the new framework professor me hold my end of nippon medical school is a core member of the group. she helped

. >> reporter: why so late? nationwide fedex and u.p.s. admit the overload and bad weather delay their deliveries. they won't say how many customers were affected. outside this fedex shipping center, we met nick. he had big hopes for his mom's christmas gift. >> personalized, non-materialistic as it gets, figured it would be perfect. opens it up and oh, a happy family. today is, of course, the day after christmas. so, didn't happen. >> reporter: he says he got the run around. fedex told them they tried to deliver it monday. he headed to the shipping center tuesday, still, no book. they watched him check again today. all right, all new at 6:00 tonight, we'll let you know, did nick finally walk out of the shipping center with his mom's gift or walk out empty handed? also, fedex and u.p.s. saying they are staffing up ahead of this issue and are hoping to get all the items, finally, delivered. we are live in burke, virginia, i'm david culver, news 4. >> it's not just christmas presents, other deliveries got caught up in the mayhem. there are r