(mutters) (dialing tones) (phone rings) loman. hey, doc, it's walter.suzanne gramercy's body? loman: yes. could you check it out for me? sure. do you know where? uh-huh, her hands. okay. does it look like she's been using bronzer? her right hand does have some dark markings on it. honestly, i don't know how i could have missed this earlier. not even your fault. don't worry about it. they're just starting to show now. (phone rings) do you need me? simmons: hey, hey... are you with melrose right now? what do you need? does it look like there was bronzer applied to her? it does on half her neck, her arms and her hands. simmons: mmm-hmm, back of her hands? duquesne: yes. is this important? maybe. uh, i'm working a theory here. i'll get back with you. thanks. so, uh, what's up? suzanne had to be murdered while she was applying bronzer to melrose. okay, so you're saying that her attacker would also have bronzer residue? no, no, you're totally missing the point. look at the crown's lining. there's voids in the bronzer. wolfe: oh, yeah. they're too small to be

(mutters) (dialing tones) (phone rings) loman. hey, doc, it's walter.e gramercy's body? loman: yes. could you check it out for me? sure. do you know where? uh-huh, her hands. okay. does it look like she's been using bronzer? her right hand does have some dark markings on it. honestly, i don't know how i could have missed this earlier. not even your fault. don't worry about it. they're just starting to show now. (phone rings) do you need me? simmons: hey, hey... are you with melrose right now? what do you need? does it look like there was bronzer applied to her? it does on half her neck, her arms and her hands. simmons: mmm-hmm, back of her hands? duquesne: yes. is this important? maybe. uh, i'm working a theory here. i'll get back with you. thanks. so, uh, what's up? suzanne had to be murdered while she was applying bronzer to melrose. okay, so you're saying that her attacker would also have bronzer residue? no, no, you're totally missing the point. look at the crown's lining. there's voids in the bronzer. wolfe: oh, yeah. they're too small to be finger

loman's across the street, an extra $20 off coupon and 50% off certain items from 8:00 to 12:00. kohl's, that opened up at 5:00 a.m. stores in the area, they'll be doing door buster deals all the way to 1:00 p.m. you'll want to hospital is coupons today. if you have some interest in picking up some after christmas sales. good deals throughout for you. if you want them. with that, mike, i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. >> jess, before you go, we see the preliminary numbers from black friday and some of the preliminary numbers from retailers saying this has been a solid season so far. can that eventually translate into green arrows on wall street, do you think? >> it would be nice if it did. they're predicting this christmas is going to be up about 3.2% higher than this time last year. record sales on black friday, record sales on cyber monday. a lot of people have actually turned around returned some of the things because they did pick things up so early. i was talking to a market strategist over the weekend, i know that sounds strange and he -- he is predicting we'

for example, at loman's, you can take an extra $20 off from 8:00 a.m. until noon. today could also turn out to be the third biggest shopping day of the year with an estimated 7 in ten buying a new item while they're in the store to make a return. that could make for many happy returns for the stores. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> the malls are expected to be full today. shopper track predicts the crowds will be 60% larger than last year. >>> the widow of a virginia tech police officer who was killed on campus says that she is amazed by the outpouring of support that she's received since the murder of her husband. officer deriek crouse was shot and killed during a traffic stop on december 8th. police do not know why ross ashley killed officer crouse and then committed suicide. in the days that followed, his widow, tina crouse, has received gifts, letters and more than $150,000 from a charity that was set up by two virginia tech students. she tells "the roanoke times" "in all of the ugliness that has happened, i have never felt more be

perhaps the most surprising part of this whole story is jerry loman now runs his own dive company out. >> i'm surprised that i'm actually a dive instructor for a living. we don't see sharks on a daily basis. i don't see any residual effects from it but it was definitely a scary, traumatic event. >>> now, from surf to snow. nearly a mile high in valdez, alaska, bridgette meade is a favorite to win the world skiing championships. on her first run down the ski slope, disaster. >> she was right away flying across the top of the ridge line. >> bridgette's friend tony harrington is snapping photos of the event near the top of the mountain and immediately knows his friend is in big trouble. >> unfortunately, when she came into view, she was flipping, going through the air. she didn't have both feet on the ground. >> bridgette's dad is watching the terrifying scene from the bottom of the mountain. his daughter is tumbling over and over, smashing head over heels into jagged rocks. >> i was pretty numb, actually. i just dropped my binoculars. i didn't really think she survived. >> it was about

ben loman a lot of trees down. oakland hills 47. mount tamalpais 3 .north bay hills -- spared the brunt of wind: right now our fastest winds fairfield and livermore, 38, down to 22 in hayward, 28 in san jose still 33 mountain view, 18 sfo, 46 that's the fastest one half moon bay temperatures in the 50s everywhere except novato anna upper 40s for you mid to upper 50s monterey bay inland monterey 50 windy, sunny, dry, bone dry air today winds taper tonight dry air 15 to 20° cooler tomorrow morning dry pattern lasts another nine days maybe next saturday we'll get rain low to mid 60s today warmer than average with the sun and wind 70 santa cruz, downsloping winds warming you, mid to upper 60s the rest of the bay and inland. 30s, places that aren't in the 30s, richmond, fremont, mid 40s san francisco, san mateo and half moon bay with we could see frost tonight. pressure gradient tightest now as we head into the afternoon this high and low are going to weaken and start to step rate that's why by 6:00 this evening the -- the wind advisories and warnings will

loman has 38,300 entries on the internet along. this is what i submitted to the secretary of the army. it was not to make it a determinant thing. it was to get the army to go through the regulation that was mentioned in here, paragraph 2- 8. it specifically says in the case of international terrorism, the secretary of the army has the authority to do that, but it has to have an investigation done and submitted by a major intelligence summary officer. to this point, we still have no answer on whether that is done. what we get now is it is just a criminal act. he flew to yemen on 9/11, 2007. of 365 days a year, why would he pick that day? he is arrested on november 14, 2008. in his possession he has bomb making materials. he has al-awlaki tapes. he has a fake somali passport. why would he have a fake somali passport? he was going to somalia. when i met with the fbi in september 2009, i asked in this question. the said they could not say. i said it is rhetorical. i have been to somalia. the average guy cannot read, but if you show him