-lisa: i did. -giovanni: lisa did. lemonis: good job. ♪ so, you guys ready? -lisa: yeah.turn around? [ both laugh ] what you're gonna see today is kind of the future look of what could be a regional or a national brand. -are you ready? -lisa: yeah. giovanni: i'll let you go first. lisa: i'm closing my eyes. lemonis: close your eyes, close your eyes. -close your eyes. -lisa: oh, my god. giovanni: i'm looking at the floor. oh, my god. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were going to make it. hey sorry about last weekend, i don't know what got into me. well forgive and forget... kind of. i don't think so! do you like nuts? -lemonis: are you ready? -lisa: yeah. giovanni: i'll let you go first. lisa: i'm closing my eyes. lemonis: close your eyes, close

mona lisa >> reporter: but if mona lisa isn't who we thought she was, who is she? >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. and good night. announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis announcer: tested and proven

lisa: yep. we have got the beer bread in the shop, so you can, in an pretty much pick whatever beer you want to make your beer bread with. the brownie mix, you can use pretty much your own favorite recipe. josh: brad, you mentioned before, you are opening up people' s horizons. brad: yeah. obviously it is hard because you really want to just drink beer -- [laughter] is a great tool to use to cook with. treats. josh: i have never heard of their brownies. lisa: yeah, -- i have never heard of beer brownies. lisa: yes, and then i am adding cinnamon bark from one of the sake -- from winnipesaukee chocolates. you kind of throw it in the pan, put it in the oven, so whatever for. thing to make. brad: that is why i got task with ited. - to - tasked with it. [laughter] lisa: bake it for about an hour in the oven. it is the best bread that i have ever had. it is great for appetizers. i make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with it with my beer there are so many fun things to make with beer. josh: what is

mona lisa >> reporter: but if mona lisa isn't who we thought she was, who is she? >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. and good night.good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm sheila brummer. matt breen will join us later in our show. new developments in the case of two sioux city teens accused in a bank robbery case. ktiv's sam curtiss was in court this afternoon and joins us with the latest. the two woman arrested in connection with the bank robbery over the summer pleaded guilty this afternoon. today, both angelica perez and heaven zevenbergen pleaded guilty to second-degree theft. they orginally said they "were not guilty" in the case. the robbery happened back on august 15th. perez seen here in disguise, demanded cash from the teller at security national bank inside a local hy-vee. that's where zevenbergen worked investigators say both schemed

lisa. ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have made have you ♪ >> reporter: those eyes, that smile. she has returned our gaze for 500 years. but all that time, maybe mona lisa has been misunderstood. hidden just beneath the surface of the masterpiece revealed by high tech scanning. another portrait researchers say, maybe even another woman. and she isn't smiling. >> what we've discovered is mona lisa under the surface of a picture that is not a painting of mona lisa but a painting of someone else. >> reporter: mystery is nothing new to mona lisa. just her identity, long believed to be a woman in florence. it was even stolen back in 1911. it's been subjected to parody in just about every way you can imagine. >> this is a painting that has really infiltrated the cultural consciousness. it is recognizable everywhere. we know its face, author. and yet there is still so many mysteries about it. >> reporter: some experts question the new research saying what's been discovered are traces from the process of

it could change everything we thought we knew about the mona lisa. ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have madethose eyes that smile, she has returned our gaze for 500 years. but all that time, maybe mona lisa has been misunderstood. hidden just beneath the surface of the masterpets revealed by hi tech scan, another portrait, maybe another woman and she isn't smiling. >> what we have discovered mona lisa under the surface of a picture that is not a painting of mona lisa but a painting of someone else. >> reporter: mystery is nothing new to mona lisa. just her identity belong believed to be lisa gar odeeney of florence. it has been the object of fascination for centuries. displayed in paris. it was even stolen back inset 1. it has been subjected to parody in every way you can imagine. >> this is a painting that was infulerated the cultural consciousness. we know its face and author, yet there are still so many mysteries about it. >> reporter: some experts question the new research, saying what's been discovered are traces from the process of painting. not a second portrait. ♪ mona lisa >> report

lisa will tell you in just a lisa will tell you in just a just by switching to progressive. be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> new this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen >> it's getting interesting, especially in the north bay with the heavy rain pushing in here around highway 101, and cloverdale, santa rosa, heelsburg, middletown and bodega bay, foot ross and jenner. further south mist and drizzle, breezy winds. but hold on, heavy rain is coming your way too. this is a fast-mover. we will see the heavier rain pushing into the peninsula and the south bay in the until the later morning hours butch as you look at this loop, you will see how quickly it fills in. over the past hour or so pushing rapidly south, and that's the key. it's going to move quickly throughout the bay today. even a few areas of sunshine will -- could fuel a thunderstorm. the winds picking up, up to 26 miles an hour along the coast. they have been gusty here. you can

mona lisa >> reporter: but if mona lisa isn't who we thought she was, who is she? >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching.

mona lisa >> reporter: but if mona lisa isn't who we thought she was, who is she? >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. and good night.we're learning more about what lead to the arrest of a roosevelt high school coach... the accusations a 16-year student made against him... 033302 - i hope you get everything you deserve. there is a special place in hell for people like you just a few of the harsh words victims had to say to the man who went on a shooting spree. who the defendant say he wishes the bullets would have it. and metro elves are helping out santa by intercepting christmas lists on the way to the north pole. hear some of the requests from central iowa kids. accused of sexually assaulting a

lisa: thank you for having me.ie: we talked about dimensions, which i understand very little, and i talked about dark matter, which i understand even less. what is it? lisa: one of the pleasures of this book is being able to connect the theoretical work i do two things that are more concrete. charlie: like dinosaurs? lisa: and the universe. charlie: and the astounding interconnectedness of the universe. lisa: that is an important part. i will start with dark matter. people think it is complicated and exotic, but dark matter is matter. what do we mean by matter? stuff that interacts with gravity. it clumps into galaxies, for example. it's not spread uniformly. it acts with gravity. but why do we call it dark matter? because it does not interact with light. light passes through. we should call it transparent matter, because this stuff has light passing through. billions of dark matter particles are probably passing through you every second. but we don't know about it. we don't know about it, but it is not interacting

here's meteorologist lisa argen >> good morning.s mild, breezy, and we've had mist and drizzle and light rain throughout the overnight hours. here's the main funnel band that is upwards of ukiah right now. so for san mateo, the peninsula, it's been wet and a little breezy along the coast. nothing too intense. we have the heavy rain in santa rosa. cloverdale,

chris. >> lisa, thanks. happening today, presidential hopefuls will take center stage in the abc7 news democratic debate. we are joined live from man cheter, new hampshire with more of what you can expect. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. it's great talking to you. later on today this area behind me is going to be teaming with reporters, campaigners, analysts. and while hillary clinton has a commanding lead in national polls, we know it can be won right here on this stage. >> heading into tonight's debate, hillary clinton is 31 points ahead of rival bernie sanders in the latest abc news washington post poll. clinton tops the national poll at 59%, sanders at 28% and martin o'malley with just over 5% voter support. but it's worth remembering at this point in 2007 clinton had a similar lead overthin senator barack obama. and here in new hampshire sanders actually has a slight advantage. >> if bernie sanders is going to beat hillary clinton, it has to start right here in new hampshire. >> look for

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.ew this morning, at least six businesses have been damaged in the north bay after a two-alarm fire broke out early this morning. fire officials say it started at the cigarettes cheaper store in petaluma. it spread to others in the complex. some of those businesses are also without power right now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> now to the latest in the san bernardino shootings. the fbi raided a home yesterday next door to where suspect syed farook's family used to live in riverside. one neighbor said that an old friend of farooks lived in the house, and more than three years ago that person bought the two assault weapons used in the shootings. but authorities have not talked to him because he checked himself into a mental hospital after the attack. the fbi says he's not a suspect, but they do want to question him. >> it was like 3:00 in the morning. i got woken up by it. it sound like a voice coming from the loudspeaker and that's when i saw a big unmarked s.u.v. and

this is the time of year for all that, lisa. it is definitely feeling like christmas with the cold temps. >> it certainly is. people want more rain. i think in the next three days we are going do get a good deal of rain, then a break, and maybe a little more rain before christmas. three systems we have on tap before -- i should say through christmas eve. here's live doppler 7hd. the first one on the way for today. in fact, it will get us wet in the north bay. and then spread south throughout the entire day so we've got a rainy day ahead unless you want to get out very early and get some things done. we are just looking at the beginning of the atmosphere kind of getting primed up for this system that's still well to the north. we have snow around mount shasta. it's raining crescent city and this will all slip to the south. another one quickly behind it even stronger. that's the second system. here's a look outside. here's a look at the exploratorium camera. temperatures are cold, falling into the 30s. good morning, morgan hill, 3

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.as you know, while we are dealing with some rain, severe weather is hitting other parts of the country. dangerous weather slammed texas overnight. two reported tornadoes touched down, ripping homes apart, devastating an entire neighborhood. abc news reporter can disgibson is in texas with more. >> tornado on the ground. >> overnight severe storms bearing down on more than 18 million americans in the southern plains. >> wow, i think that's a tornado. >> a tornado just hit my neighborhood in lyndale. >> two reported tornadoes and winds gusting up to 64 miles an hour. one of them damaging 50 homes, ripping up trees, causing debris, shredding rooftops and leaving a path of destruction across eastern texas. >> i had just gone inside, probably about two minutes and it was so quick, so fast. >> went from a relatively nice, warm, calm day to absolute chaos. >> this captured near houston. downed powerlines and overturned vehicles is what was left behind. flash flatting, 3 or 4 inches falling in

along with lisa argen.s continues online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. happy holidays, everybody! >> it's every parent's worst nightmare. your child is born with a deformity -- a face no one wants to see. in poor countries, over 200,000 children a year are condemned to a life of pain and rejection, hoping for the miracle that will change their lives forever. >> imagine if your child was born with a terrible deformity -- a cleft lip or cleft palate -- a gaping hole in

cornell. >> thank you, lisa.illinois tensions are rising in chicago this morning after another police shooting. the police department there is under new execute any. officers killing a teenager and also accidentally shooting and killing a mother of five. alex perez with the very latest >> this morning the chicago police department is once again facing backlash. >> i went to the hospital. my son has seven bullet wounds in him. that's too much. >> officers fatally shot 19-year-old college student, and accidentally killed a 55-year-old mother of five, betty jones, after responding to a domestic call at a home. the father was threatening people with a bat when the authorities were called in. >> he was having a mental situation. he will get a little loud but not violent. >> jones lived on the ground floor of the two-story home and was opening the door when she was caught in the line of fire and shot once. >> upon their arrival they were confronted by a combative individual. the matter is under investigation. >> the sh

chris. >> thanks, lisa.dential hopefuls will take center stage today in the abc news democratic debate. we are joined live from manchester, new hampshire, with more on what we can expect. lana, good morning. >> good morning, chris. later today this area behind me is going to be keeping with journalists, campaigners and analysts. and while hillary clinton has the lead in the national polls, with he know elections can being won or lost right here. >> heading into the debate hillary clinton is 31 points ahead of rival bernie sanders. she tops the toll at 59%, sanders 58% and martin o'malley 5% voter support. but it's worth remembering at there point in 2007 clinton had a similar lead over then senator barack obama and here in new hampshire sanders has a slight advantage. >> if he is going to beat hillary clinton, it has to start here in new ma'am shire. >> look for these items to be front and center. first guns. sanders supporting additional background checks. and second the campaign data breach. a staffer was

weve not taken the rv to another state - lisa superstitions aside... 541114 - i dont think its gonna be a real high scoring game but i do feel that we are gonna go out and bring home a win - lisa whether you're packing up and heading out ... 534802 - once i get there i really feel like indianapolis will be full of a lot of black and gold - lisa or staying home to watch the game... no matter one you choose -- with hawkeye pride 562328 - but at the same time when there is a loss there passion in that as well - lisa comes protection. 225806 - i feel confident because i feel like everyone in the area is on alert - matt funk half a dozen des moines police officers will man court avenue this weekend... partially due to a violent weekend last weekend ... and what the city says is leftover funding. add saturday's game day crowd -- some businesses say beefing up security couldn't have come at a better time 224006 - temperatures do make a difference, weather does make a difference and with it being nice strong crowd out here the court center property manager -- matt funk -- also hired two addi

lisa: i know, it's a lot of stuff.really exciting, because you get to talk about comics and the extinction of dinosaurs. comets and the extension of dinosaurs. -- extinction of dinosaurs. charlie: tell me what this quote means. the faceare changing of the planet very rapidly. is changing very rapidly. it gives you a different perspective when you think about the billions of years of cosmological history. you think about the solar system developing, the planet developing, and what it took to get life. we don't know what it took, but there is an interesting interaction with our cosmic environment. just howding complicated this system is gives you a different perspective when you think about what you are doing when you change it. it is not directly effecting any particular thing that we do, but it helps to know how you got there. this tells us the big story of how we got to where we are today. charlie: you write these books about dark matter and the dinosaurs, but in your own , arery academic research you in search of som

lisa: i think it is right.rs should have increased transparency on where their money is going. i think this is a trend where several brand-name private equity firms have taken a leadership role many years ago, long before this became a headline. evil started talking about. -- people started talking about it. we have made it clear to our clients where their money goes and comes from. at the end of the day, performance is what matters. yes, transparency is a big part to make but we want sure we are performing. when managers embrace transparency, they tend to be the more is dictated and institutionalized managers -- the more sophisticated and institutionalized managers. alix: lisa wood, we will have you when we return. we are going to talk about women in private equity. ♪ alix: gender inequality is a problem in most industries. tech companies are trying to woo women by offering extended maternity leave. lisa wood, head of private markets products is back with us. for kkr, we seen the percentage of women in the wor

to lisa, more of that is on the way? >> a winter weather advisory mid-afternoon tomorrow through midday tuesday with the second system, which will be stronger, but warmer. just rain for the sierra nevada. rain today in your neighborhood, developing in the north bay within the next couple of hours. by 8:00 you should see rain in lake port, san francisco. we are in the mid-40s now. it's nearly freezing in the inlands valleys. it's been clear all night. i'll tell but the next to three systems headed our way, including your christmas forecast next. >> thank you. never good to be pulled over by police. officers in one bay area city are giving a special surprise to drivers, resulting in smiles. and a possible delay for your holiday cards and letters after a big mess near a bay area freeway. ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totall

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.least six businesses have been damaged in the north bay after a two-alarm fire broke out early thissing morning. officials say it started at the cigarettes cheaper store in petaluma. those businesses are also out of power right now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> now to the latest in the san bernardino shootings. the fbi raided a home yesterday next door to where suspect syed farook's family used to live in riverside. one neighbor said that an old friend of his lived in the house, and more than three years ago that person bought the two assault weapons used in the shootings. but authorities have not talked to him because he checked himself into a mental hospital after the attack. the fbi says he's not a suspect, but they do want to question him. cecilia tells us the heroism by one of the victims. >> shannon johnson was inside the conference room sitting next to his friend denise. the meeting dragging on they joked about how they thought the clock might be broken, but

data on the cause late allen gave it for now here in berkeley things are looking pretty well in lisa murphy led. >> reporter: the dozen police working in a two-story building with the one delivered a suspicious package o'clock this afternoon team please take in the hospital that clear right now if he were showing any phantoms. employees evacuated will take time for lead results to figure out if that was in the package and former president does need to know if the earlier today national office in washington d.c. office receive this suspicious package containing potter fbi determines the content for harmless by this time he close to home. >> catherine: on the biggest water wasters in east they include more than 1800 people who guzzle water and they are stone is following this story: the five geologist talking bottle little extra water a lot right? >> j.r.: the couple extra thousand gallons of water and keep in mind the average household uses three in 400 gal. of water a day these households are well above that during this drought his yard is green year here in your according the east t

i'll explain coming up. >> thanks, lisa.men are heading to polling stations across their country to vote for the first time in landmark election. more than 130,000 women are registered to vote, compared to more than 1 million men. 5,000 men and nearly 1 through equipment are running as candidates for council seats. because of saudi arabia's jenner regulargation rules, men and women are casting ballots at separate polling stations. >>> republican candidate donald trump is telling his rivals he's going to win. this was the scene last night as he addressed a crowd in des moines, iowa. members of the party are wrestling with the idea as trump with their nominee. the washington posts that party leaders held a strategy session on how they might stop trump. here's his response to that. >> honestly, it's not going to matter. they can't do anything. i don't care about the establishment. >> a new national poll shows the majority of americans oppose trump's proposed ban on muslims coming into the united states but among voters 42% supp

lisa thanks. no rest for steph curry.ow he and his family are make the holiday season a bit brighter to are his biggest fans. you are invited to ring in abc with ryan seacrest. begins thursday at 8:00 p.m. a break for news at 11:00. then it continues at 11:30 with why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> welcome back. you may take the pill ambien, they also say it may promote healing for stroke patients. it helps some improve motor skills in mice. they said independent research needs to be done to verify their findings. the stanford study appears online in the journal "brain." the largest-ever container ship to visit north america will be in oakland on new year's eve. this is new video of the the benjamin franklin docked at the port of los^angeles. it's 1400 feet long, longer than the empire st

information on abc7 news/apps. >> thank you, lisa. meet of us still get our cell phone service from one of the four big wireless providers. as "7 on your side" michael finney explains, a consumer report survey suggests people who use smaller services tend to be happier. >> we love being on our cell phones but for many of us that doesn't extend to our cell phone service. >> the cell phone business is crazy. >> i don't like paying a lot of money for my cell phone bill, the bills are too high. >> they asked 90,000 of their subscribetories rate their services. >> data, texting, voice, customers service and we have them about the service for the money. >> verizon, sprint are actual of the lowest. people use consumer cellular gave top marks but they were also quite pleased with the data and voice. >> and scoot was used for service they use rather than playing a flat fee. >> what made me switch was the bill. my bill literally quit in half. >> he uses sprint and t-mobile networks that offer a variety of phones including these. and t makes it

chris. >>> lisa, thank you. this morning, saidzy women are heading to polling stations across their country today to vote for the first time in a landmark election the more than 130,000 women are registered to vote, compared to more than 1 million men. 5,000 men and nearly 1 through -- nearly 1 million are runs as candidates for council seats. because of saudi arabia's jenner regulargation rules, men and women are casting ballots at separate polling stations. >>> republican candidate donald trump is telling his rivals he's going to win. this was the scene last night as he addressed a crowd in des moines, iowa. members of the party are wrestling with the idea as trump with their nominee. the washington posts reports that party leaders held a strategy session on how they might stop trump. here's his response to that. >> honestly, it's not going to matter. they can't do anything. i don't care about the establishment. >> a new national poll shows the majority of americans oppose trump's proposed ban on muslims comin

. >> lisa fletcher, from "america tonight." >> how many deficiency were identified? >> i don't. >> if i told you it was 6,000 would that surprise you? >> it would not. >> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. it is an education crisis you may not have contemplated. philadelphia's schools like many are cash-strapped. so the administration has taken on the usual. increasing class sizes and something parents can't live with. classroom conditions so decrepit kids can't learn and may even be in danger. "america tonight's" lynch ha lia tonight's" lisa fletcher has a look inside. >> mold and mildew creeping through classrooms and toys contaminated with rodent and insect droppings. these are just some of the conditions documented inside philadelphia's public schools. >> falling apart through layers of negligence. >> robin roberts is a concerned mom and member of the advocacy group, parents united for public education. growing up in philadelphia public schools. >> we don't feel safe sending our kids to an environment which we don't think is in their best health interest. ther

lisa: good question. they were not just waste. they would be recycled into an variety of different uses. it depended on who actually got control of them. how they were used, but the u.s. army would actually just recycle them. yes. please, michaela. michaela: how are the white phosphorus attacks carried out? lisa: it was put into canister but they were shot -- honestly i do not know if it was from handheld guns or tank artillery. i would have to check on that. anyways on their shot into canisters and when the land, they would break open. the white phosphorus would come out and essentially explode. >> i read a small article, that it also caused blindness. the after effect from the phosphorus after it burns -- lisa: so the question is does white phosphorus cause blindness by explosion, flare, or reaction? i actually do not know. my guess it would be the flash, or more likely from the burning actually. that the eyes were burned or affected by the heat that it generated. brittany? brittany: a lot of these were using vietnam. so why is

on sirius xm radio. >> monday nights, lisa ann does fantasy with adam ronas. >> adult film star lisann. >> on thursday mornings, i do a fun show called "the morning men." and they're not changing the name even though there's a woman involved. >> reporter: women are now one-third of all fantasy football managers. staggeringly, that's up from 20% just last year. millions of women spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year and maybe listening to lisa ann. for those of you who, like me, don't know what's fantasy sports really are, you choose players and score points and win money based on how well they do. >> what sport is this? >> we're going to do football. >> so we're looking tom brady. >> frank gore. >> emmanuel sanders, calvin johnson, the gronk, adam vinatieri and the denver broncos. >> just so much better. >> her new career has her dividing time between new york and l.a. where her apartment is filled with memorabilia. >> this is the world series play ball that's signed by derek jeter. >> it does look like a guy lives here. >> it does. i know. this is terrell owens, a michael

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, it's cold out there. >> it certainly is.reeze warning until 9:00. 26 by the delta. the record in san jose is 24. that's not likely but the record in mountain view is 28. you could see a record. records are in the mid-20s. 30 in oakland. yeah, you have dropped significantly in the past hour. mid-30s on the coast. 31 san francisco. so all of these numbers represent anywhere from 4 to perhaps 14 degrees colder this morning than you were 24 hours ago. so this cold snap and does last throughout the day, and the winter -- the freeze warning until 9:00. we will talk about the forecast coming up, with i includes new year's eve. cornell. >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news in the south this morning where at least eight people are dead in texas after devastating tornadoes touched down in the dallas area. abc news reporter chuck sievertson reports. this has been a dangerous weekend of holiday weather in much of the country. >> a tornado strike in the dallas area. at least four people reported killed as police and fire units scrambl

tough to watch. >> lisa that's a great point. tonight was another game, this time it was lebron james making the statement. celtics, the cavs beat them by 12. 89-77 the final at the garden and the game was not that close. david lee to bradley that finishes with the dunk. 17 points for him. team lead by two after one. final seconds of the 2nd quarter. check this out. davis and the hoop with a tenth of a second left. up six and the cavs go on a 12- 0 run. it is lebron. and the nasty reverse dunk and cupped down low. how sweet is that? finishing with a high of 24 points. 3rd quarter, awful defense. the court and lays it before the buzzer and cavs up 8 at the three. they keep coming in the 4th. this time it is kevin love draining the third 3 of the night. love, 20 points and 8 rebounds and five assists and cavaliers 85-75. >> patriots signed former runningback monte ball to the practice squad. 5'10", 215-pounder and played two seasons in denver and cut during training camp. >>> domonique easley was placed on injured reserve. he was h

here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler hd.rning. >> good morning, chris. live doppler hd is clear. good other reason for that. we are freezing cold in parts baste area with clear sky and a lack of wind in some of our protected valleys is allowing for the freeze warning to last until 9:00, except for this narrow strip on the peninsula in the city of san francisco. scow we have widespread 30s, 40s, and in fact with freezing temperatures from our east bay, it's not only in the north bay and east bay. look at mountain view. 33 degrees. 32 in novato. 33 in concord. 34 in san ramon. so the wind is really keeping us cold but throughout the afternoon plenty of sunshine will warm us up.

>> lisa, thank you.>> up next r2d2 is going presidential why the dr great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> a power outage that lasted more than half a day left a san jose woman with a refrigerator filled with spoiled food. here's michael finney with why she was determined to do more than just cry over spilled milk. >> corie o

lisa, back to you. >> louisa, thank you. we will bring you more information on the air and online as soon as we get it. >>> we want to turn to the patriots now. christmas comes early for tom brady because his two favorite targets, ron gronkowski and julian edelman back on the field, and does this mean they are close to playing today? dan is at the garden where the celtics where their own big story. >> reporter: yeah. the celtics playing perhaps the biggest regular season game, and they are hosting the golden state warriors. tip off here at the garden is set for 7:30. now, as for the patriots, how's gronkowski and julian edelman side by side stretching and a high 5 for the camera and bill belichick, beaming like a proud papa. edle - - e d elman is ruled out for sunday, and his prognosis was 6 to 8 weeks, and gronk's injury wasn't as serious as edelman's, and he has a 50/50 shot of playing on sunday, but it sounds like they are both just happy to be out there. >> i like to be back as soon as i can. but doing it safely and smar

joining me now is lisa booth and lisa durden. will be identifying you ladies by your last names since i've got two lisas. lisa booth, this has become a major point and n this election. and so how do you see it impacting the race as we stand today? there are candidates calling for change. >> well and we have and it has impacted the 2016 race. what we've seen specifically from the left like hillary clinton, bernie seander, is they are using black lives matter to pander to the american vote and this is incredibly sad. no parent should have to bury their child. didn't mean the police officers did anything criminal in nature. in the black lives matter movement is trying to push what is a false narrative of somehow police officers are inherently bad and the reality is if you look at cleveland, there's a hundred homicides this year. if you look at baltimore, they are facing record high murder rates. if you look at a city like chicago, there were 12 homicides last week during the christmas week alone. but they don't want to talk about th

meteorologist lisa argen is here and lisa, you are keeping an eye on possible lane this weekend. >> just a little bit of rain but there is still more to come. the view right now from mt. tam showing the cloud cover and you will notice that around the way bake waking up to more clouds, livermore you can waking up to fog as well. we will tell you you about what what's expected the second half of your weekend. >>> also ahead a big honor for big names. what legendary singer songwriter carol king will soon have in common with filmmaker george lucas. >>> plus the e.coli outbreak linked to chipotle is spreading. the three e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ and under the stars [♪] >>> monday marks the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor and new images of a large u.s. navy sea plane that sank in hawaii waters show a coral encrusted engine. there were an estimated six planes in the bay at the time of the attack. the wreck helps tells the story of what happen

lisa? >>> thank you, beth, and we spoke with a passenger who was actually on the train. >> reporter: lisa, imagine you know nothing. you were trying to contact the conductor. nobody's there, and then you are forced to make a decision that's what one passenger said happened to her. so we wont a ride. for nonda daily, normal has become routine, the slowdowns and speed ups, the mishaps. but thursday, she said her commute was exceptionally bizarre, a ride she doesn't want to take again. >> the only thing i can say is we lucked out that no other trains were coming to us. >> reporter: first, the train didn't stop. the train barreled through north quincy, light and dark and came to a halt not far from the jfk stop and then concern. >> the intercom is right here. they tell you to wait because they will -- the conductor will answer. we pressed and nothing happened. >> reporter: 30 minutes passed. >> reporter: one man attempted to kick out a train door. >> he tried to open the door. >> reporter: fina

here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler hd. good morning. >> good morning, chris. live doppler hd is clear. good other reason for that. we are freezing cold in parts baste area with clear sky and a lack of wind in some of our protected valleys is allowing for the freeze warning to last until 9:00, except for this narrow strip on the peninsula in the city of san francisco. scow we have widespread 30s, 40s, and in fact with freezing temperatures from our east bay, it's not only in the north bay and east bay. look at mountain view. 33 degrees. 32 in novato. 33 in concord. 34 in san ramon. so the wind is really keeping us cold but throughout the afternoon plenty of sunshine will warm us up. but we have some rain to talk about for tomorrow. chris. >> we have breaking new out of southern california this morning. a stretch of the pacific coast highway in ventura is closed after a fast-moving brush fire broke out last night. it has burned 1,000 acres along highway 101 and it's threatening at least 30 homes. mandatory evacuations are in

lisa fletcher, and where's the beef? why it may not be as sustainable as you think on aljazeera.com/americatonight. ♪ >> standing against bigotry in all its forms the president taking a firm stance on the speech that some saw as a rebuke of donald trump's campaign rhetoric. but mr. obama's forum was the commemoration of the passing of the 13th amendment, the one that ended slavery 150 years ago. it is a beautiful legacy for charleston, south carolina where earlier this year the scarf racism was ripped open again by the church massacre there. "america tonight's" christof putzel visited a community still shadowed by darkness. >> i found fingerprints here. >> you never know that these are the fingerprints of the slave that -- >> that made that particular brick. i found these fingerprints right here. >> joe mcgil who works at charleston's old slave mart city. >> that is an indication that it could be a female or a child making these bricks. >> there's no reference that there are slaves this made these bricks. but they're all

i'm lisa fletche americans. i'm lisa fletcher. between december 2013 and june 2014, there were eight suicides, before timothy hamlet became number 9. his mother turned this into an opportunity for change. katherine hamlet lost her only son timothy to suicide just five months ago. he was a gifted student and ran track at the university of pennsylvania. >> right now it feels like hell on earth but i can tell you and anybody else that i know what heaven feels like because there has for me been nothing more beautiful than to have a child that we've created out of love . and to love him. and share his earthly presence. >> congratulations. >> how do you feel? >> and have a family. >> this is an interview. >> a finance major named david khan had been reporting on her son's untimely tet for u penn's newspaper. the two formed an unlikely bond whether this young student decided to break down the stigma of mental illness and a grieving mother turned the loss of her only child into change. >> the reality is that my son died by suicide. he was

millions of women spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year and maybe listening to lisa ann for tips. >> i think dez is going to get out there -- >> reporter: she's talking deeply. >> the best choice of the day was philip rivers. >> reporter: knowledgeably. >> they spread the ball around so much in philly -- >> reporter: professionally about fantasy sports on nationwide radio. >> in the radio studio do you wear sweats no makeup, unwashed hair? >> i don't. i had to be naked so much of my life, that you have to understand how happy i am to get >> nice clothes. >> so i find that i want to be like wearing scarfs and trying new things with my hair. i'm no longer being put in pink fishnet stockings. i am absolutely thrilled. >> reporter: for those who like me don't know what fantasy sports really are, you choose players and score points and win money based on how well they do. >> what sport this is? >> we're going to do football. >> okay. we're looking tom brady, frank gore, emanuel sanders, calvin johnson, the gronk, adam vinatieri, the denver broncos. much better. we've got a lineup

says other paintings are of other women but not the mona lisa and not too surprising.would do because canvas was very expensive. there would be one painting, in one liking this one and painting over it. >> but third time is a charm for mona lisa. >> don't paint over that one. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" another whoever board explosion and this time an entire mall needed to be evacuate todd put the fire out. find out what went wrong. >>> also distract driving, sobering new statistics about what people are doing behind the wheel coming up, we will be right back. >>> good morning, a man wanted for murder here in philadelphia a, is captured several states away and it wasn't easy either. we are live with the details of the police chase with the the baby in the back seat. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter needed to bleeped when talking about donald trump and his call for ban on muslims. trump is responding to all the criticism. >>> we will give you a live look from our center city sky cam, another beautiful december day. we will get through a cool mor