he was lucky. i mean he was unlucky for the factr that he was shot but hes lucky that he's doing ok . and police have yet to release the name of the wounded officer but we do know that he's married and has a son in town who visited him here at umc following the shooting. police also added that while the officer is in a lot of pain - he is expected to make a full recovery. since arriving at the hospital earlier this afternoon - police say the officer has undergone a cat scan and is receiving the necessary treatment to make a full recovery. reporting live from university medical center... strong police presence at the hospital guarding entrance.where to stay on site through the evening. for the latest on the officer's condition... and the gunman's . stay up to date... on fox five vegas dot com it was about a half hour ago that we learned the suspect was arrestd. let's go to rachel moore... where today near las and pebble - with what we know now. . will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioni

he's lucky he got part of the ball. and their is nothing worse than getting tackled by the turf monster. they should put the turf monster in the stat book. actually it could be worse you could trip over the flag and get tackled. and sometimes you can out think yourself. i don't the colts will be trying that play anytime soon. to hoops and the worst pass of the week. you might want to look nexttime i lied this is the worst pass of the week it almost breaks the glass. ya that will get you a seat on the nch. to the pitch and how would you like to be all alone for the goal and do this. oh but alteast he didn't score in shot got taken by the wind and it blew backwards high bounce and over the goalie for an own goal and i had fun n mount ernon this week bump setting iking good night as one republican candidate leaves the stata after campaigning, another starts his swing across the state. former florida governor is talking to voters in black hawk county. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. from your 24 hour

if we are lucky enough to get a break this s rning, they'll fill right back in. a few scattered flurries may fly around as well, but no issues or accumulation s are expected with those. on wednesday, clouds remain thick and a few more flurries may be in the air again, too. the big story of the extended forecast is warmer condititis for friday and especially into the weekend. overall, we are in a classic el nino pattern, and this nds to lead to a mild december at the very least. in addition, there are no major storm systems impact t owa. perhaps this weekend is your weekend to get the christmas decorations out! have a good day! today: windy, scattered flurriri high: 32-38 winds: sw 15-25 alo: 35 dbq: 37 iow: 37tonight: chance of flurries low: 25-31 winds: w 10-20 alo: 28 dbq: 28 iow: 29tomorrow: cloudy, scattered flurries high: 33-39 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 36 dbq: 36 iow: 38tomorrow night: mostly cloudy low: 22-28 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 24 dbq: 26 iow: 28 now here's abc's aditi roy and kendis gibson with >>> in today's "techbytes" kids seem to be the target of a new da

it was lucky for the skier -- it was a lucky escape for the skier. refugee crisis has been the focus of our coverage. the situation on the ground in syria is as desperate as ever. many are questioning the ability of the biggest global organizations to scope with the scale of the problem. fergal keane has the report for us. the struggles of the present are rooted in the past, when our way powers decided the fate of millions. they signed treaties that would bring generations of conflict. in this room, the defeated ottoman turks gave up an empire that included syria, a -- palestine. carving up the middle east. they already signed another treaty in a different part of the city, setting up the world's first peacekeeping organization, the group of nations. the forerunner to the u.n. why has the international community, embodied in the u.n., then incapable of the -- then incapable of ending the conflict? >> human beings? no value at all. where is the humanity? fergal: it was meant to be different. in 1994, the images of the rwandan genocide and bosnia promp

richard, you had an incredibly lucky escape. tell us what happened to you. richard: we were on the sixth floor in a restaurant and it was the same side that was engulfed with flames around 10:00 local time here. eating dinner out on the terrace. there were people on the garden about three stories below us who started pointing above our head and we could maybe see risks of smoke and what looked like reflection of flames or something, and because it is new year's eve, we naturally thought maybe it was part of the celebrations, perhaps a thatrsor to the fireworks are going to happen directly opposite where we were. when the people's restores the lowest started screaming and running away, and bits of debris started to fall, initially just small pieces, they obviously realize that perhaps things weren't going according to plan. and then a large piece of debris landed in the garden and basically took out garden furniture in flames. i grabbed a hold of my friend and said we are going. we fairly calmly walked back through the restaurant, where people were dining lik

as you say, lucky penny's luck has run out. this iconic 24 hour diner where you can get pancakes, 2, 2:00, -- 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning is closing on christmas eve. >> it is good. >> everything. >> are you done with those in. >> go ahead. [ laughter ] >> but lucky penny is one of those places. >> i have been here like at 1:00 in the morning and 2:00 a.m. and seen somebody eating breakfast and than they plate of spaghetti and a piece of pie to themselves. it is fabulous. >> this wasn't the first top of the even fog -- evening for many people. >> i am usually here when i am hung over. or when i am drunk. >> how is that? >> good. >> i better go with a burger. >> it is a better choice. >> i am a native san francisco but i drove all the down from stockton today. hi to come see lucky penny before they go. >> she said she came here one night many years ago and decided to get her life back on track over dinner. >> that is terrific. >> lucky penny had something to do with it? >> i would say their food had a lot to do with it. [ la

the lucky penny has been a san francisco institution since the '60s. been around a lot longer than the target and best buy across the street. the old diner, the old school diner, in fact, is known for its comfort food like pigs in a blanket and patty melts. place isn't fancy, put sure is famous among its customers. >> we started to come and then derek when he was born, he came and he loves their -- >> food? >> what kind of food? >> breakfast. >> it's a chance to see everything in san francisco everything we knew leave. >> reporter: the diner is being torn down to make room for brand-new luxury condos and you see a picture there. closes at 2:00 this afternoon. >> you have fond memories of eating there. you were telling me before. >> i am estimating, if we get off at noon can i race to the city to have my last meal there. >> make sure you don't get a ticket from the police officer os. >>> coming up next, a lot of people playing santa claus on christmas eve. one of san francisco's proudest traditions renewed, again, this year with the lefty o'dohl's toy d

live look at 101 at lucky drive over marin county. rain there causing flooding, forcing drivers to plow through deep puddles of water even hydroplaning in some areas. liza will give us an update on the trouble spots in a couple minutes. >>> lots of reports of thunder, lightning and even hail overnight. we captured some of the wild weather in hayward last night. a tree fell on a car in guerneville. it brought down power lines at armstrong road. parts of 116 was closed for two hours because of the mess. and in the sierra, lightning with the snow. one bolt struck while we were live on the air with reporter kelly ryan from our sister station kovr. >> reporter: blue skies here but this afternoon, that storm rolled in. >> and kelly was reporting from emigrant gap a little too close. chain controls are in effect and all along interstate 80 from baxter to the nevada state line. >>> there are a number of accidents, slick roads. here's liza with more on that. >> we are going to chopper 5. they are giving us a bird's-eye view of some of the dela

flooding along 101 near lucky drive in marin county. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" for you in less than ten minutes. >>> the activist hacking group "anonymous" declared mocking posts of isis online. the goal is to show them we are not afraid and with our strength in numbers we can make a real difference. >>> park something tough and even if you have a backup -- parking is tough and even if you have a backup camera, you're probably doing it wrong. three out of four are parking incorrectly and rear traffic alert systems don't detect passing cars, motorcycles and pedestrians sometimes which can be deadly in busy parking lots. >> being a parent, i see a lot of kids running around these parking lots so that's my main concern. it's something that should be in everybody's mind. >> experts say while the rear view cameras are helpful, nothing beats turning your head and checking your blind spots with your own two eyes. >>> today congress will vote on a short-term measure to keep the governor running while negotiations continue on a more comprehe

live look at 101 at lucky drive over marin county.ain there causing flooding, forcing drivers to plow through deep puddles of water even hydroplaning in some areas. liza will give us an update on the trouble spots in a couple minutes. >>> lots of reports of thunder, lightning and even hail overnight. we captured some of the wild weather in hayward last night. a tree fell on a car in guerneville. it brought down power lines at armstrong road. parts of 116 was closed for two hours because of the mess. and in the sierra, lightning with the snow. one bolt struck while we were live on the air with reporter kelly ryan from our sister station kovr. >> reporter: blue skies here but this afternoon, that storm rolled in. >> and kelly was reporting from emigrant gap a little too

his family were not here, very lucky. so many of these families here coming back here today, simply to support and focus on each othe other. >> reporter: justin tried to grab what he could. his parents also retrieving what little remains here. >> i stepped out because i heard the roaring. that's when i saw it. >> reporter: his block house after house left like this. for the people of garland's crystal lacks community. sunday became recover and retrieve day. he face add roaring tornado while lying in his bathtub with his dogs. >> seeped like about 20 seconds it lasted. then got real quiet and i stepped out and saw this. that was -- at that point, trying to figure out how i was going to get out. >> reporter: garland authorities estimate 100 residential homes destroyed. another 600 structures with tornado damage. many today needed to see what was left. for this neighborhood, it was each other. there are no reported deaths from crystal lacks. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean, i think we got pretty lucky. the houses still

he would have taken the award from lucky blue. >> exactly.o win either way. >>> next, ben affleck and jennifer aniston -- garner. >> starting celebrity rumors here. you heard it here first, folks. >> exactly. they're not going their separate ways despite their failed marriage. >> the couple announced their split-up last summer but they've decided to remain under the same roof apparently for the sake of their three kids. of course it helps to be filthy rich. ben has been staying on the same property but in the spacious guesthouse. >> which i'm sure is probably on the far side of the mansion. >> and it's probably another mansion. >> yes. the former couple spent the holidays together, where all of us would like to be this morning, in montana with both extended families. they of course, however, slept in separate bedrooms. >> there are also rumors that garner is now secretly seeing patrick dempsey, who is also still married but in the process of divorcing gillian fink. and finally, the tv star who is reaching out to beyond the grave. >> "big bang

jobs here pay as little as $5 a day, if you're lucky enough to find one. >> translation: no translation >> reporter: in guatemala when food is scarce the youngest suffer the most. inside this hospital an hour from the main community, children are treated for malnutrition. this five month old is nearing the end of her stay. she suffers from a disease of mall nutrition caused by protein deficiency. she was so swollen with fluids she could hardly open her eyes. multiply her case thousands of times and it is clear why the consequencess for guatemala are far-reaching. health care workers worries that the food reserves continue to disappear and child malnutrition will rise. people working in draught ravisheked areas. >>> they have to make smaller portions to give their children and that they eat them selves. they are trying to get the rotten corn in the fields to eat and that is not a good corn for that. >> reporter: some small farmers have turned to other work to try and ride out the crisis. this man is focused on his sewing after losing three months of food to the draught. in the past years

his family were not here, very lucky. so many of these families here coming back here today, simply to support and focus on each othe other. >> reporter: justin tried to grab what he could. his parents also retrieving what little remains here. >> i stepped out because i heard the roaring. that's when i saw it. >> reporter: his block house after house left like this. for the people of garland's crystal lacks community. sunday became recover and retrieve day. he face add roaring tornado while lying in his bathtub with his dogs. >> seeped like about 20 seconds it lasted. then got real quiet and i stepped out and saw this. that was -- at that point, trying to figure out how i was going to get out. >> reporter: garland authorities estimate 100 residential homes destroyed. another 600 structures with tornado damage. many today needed to see what was left. for this neighborhood, it was each other. there are no reported deaths from crystal lacks. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean, i think we got pretty lucky. the houses still

, one lucky girl. >> reporter: their hope is all dogs and cats in china one day will be just as lucky. kpix 5. >> now, the governor's office has declined to comment. >>> california dmv has run out of those little green stickers for drivers of electric or hybrid vehicles. they allow a solo driver to zip through in the car pool lanes, but the state has reached the cap approved by the state legislature which was set at 85,000. green drivers, as they're called, can apply to be placed on a waiting list in case the cap is raised. >>> on a day where seeing rain, it's easy to forget we're still in a drought, but we just learned state regulators could be easing up on required water conservation targets. governor brown called for a 25% water cut this year, but communities with limited access to water say the deep cuts are unfair. the water resource control board says inland and those who rely on recycled water could have more lenient rules. >>> visibility also challenging with all water flying up from the pavement. >> soggy fields, rainy streets along san francisco's green. as rain moved throug

they are among the lucky ones. the fire that started only 46 minutes earlier is raging out of control. the crowded building is filled with flammable materials, and many of the windows are blocked, turning the inferno into a death trap. >> a rescue helicopter piloted by captain mike ellis spots people stranded on the roof engulfed by flames. >> they were waving quite madly. our priority was getting them off as quickly as we could. >> the helicopter navigates a treacherous path, through the building's tv antennas and scaffolding, not to mention the flames. >> we've got people down here, it just depends if we can get close enough to the smoke. >> several hundred feet above the ground, they drop a rescue worker into the inferno. the helicopter is now directly above the fire, less than 15 feet from the roof. >> but the fire burns all night. at 1:47 the following afternoon, it's finally extinguished. rescuers sifting through the rubble find 28 bodies huddled together, only one floor from the safety of the roof. the grisl

jobs pay as little as $5 a day if you're lucky enough to find one. >> translation: no translation >> reporter: in guatemala when food is scarce the young often suffer the most. nearly half of all guatemalanchildren are ma malnourished. children are treating here for ma'am nutrition. in child is nearing the end of her stay. she suffers from a disease which is a fatal type of malnutrition caused by protein deficiency. when she arrived a week ago, she was so swollen with fluids she could hardly open her eyes. multiply her case thousands of times and it's clear why the consequences for guatemala are far-reaching. >> translation: no translation >> reporter: health care workers worry that child malnutrition will rise. people working in draught ravaged areas, say there are signs also re happening >>> they're trying to conserve as much as they can. diminishing the rations that they give to their children and that they eat them self. they even are trying to get the rotten corn in the fields to eat and that is not a good corn for that. >> reporter: some small farmers have turned to other work

. >> i was lucky that i was home. i was lucky that i thought of putting my video camera on my i'm not much of a facebooker. kelsey: this air force veteran may not be social media friendly, but the video he shot a month ago of suspected thieves coming out of his neighbor margaret's home went viral. >> i was amazed. i remember posting it, and were 1000 views. i don't even have that many friends on facebook. kelsey: the video eventually garnering more than 300,000 views on facebook, helping police nab the suspected getaway driver. >> none of this would have happened without our neighbor. he is wonderful. we all nbrkelsey: an arrest warrant shows the video related to several anonym tips from citizens. even a tip from henderson police. all pointing to this guy, 32-year-old. metro police says he is the one that asked brett in the video. one guy caught and cuffed. 3 other still on the loose. >> i wish they caught all four. kelsey: metro investigated 1200 home burglaries just last month alone. lesson learned for these homeown

if we are lucky enough to get a break in cloud cover this morning, thth'll fill right back in. a few scattered flurries may fly around as well, but no issues or accumulation s are expected with those. on wednesday, clouds main thick and a f more flurries may be in the air again, too. the big story of the extended forecast is warmer conditions for friday and especially into the weekend. overall, we are in a classic el nino pattern, and this tends to lead to a mild december at the very least. in addition, there are no major storm systems for the next 7 days that will impact iowa. perhaps this weekend is your weekend to get the christmas decorations out! have a good day!today: windy, scattered flurries high: 32-38 winds: sw 15-25 alo: 35 dbq: 37 iow: 37tonight: chance of flurries low: 25-3-3 winds: w 10-20 alo: 28 dbq:q:8 iow: 29tomorrow: cloudy, scattered flurries high: 33-39 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 36 dbq: 36 iow: 38tomorrow night: mostly cloudy low: 22-28 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 24 dbq: 26 iow: 28 thanks kaj. looking into a racist comment that someone carved into campus property. pres

. >> are we lucky? >> yes, we are. >> yes, you're very lucky. >> oh, thank god. >> reporter: very lucky indeed. no question about it whatsoever. fdny says three of its firefighters suffered minor injuries, that being mostly smoke inhalation, but no indication that they needed to be hospitalized whatsoever. live in elm hearse, i'm brian thompson, news 4 new york. >> brian, thank you. >>> fire getting attention of police in one queens neighborhood. a lot of fires. seven fires have been set in the forest hills area since late october. commissioner brath season asking anyone who sees anything suspicious to call police. looking for a man who followed a woman home to her apartment building and raped her. just released this video. say it shows the man who followed that woman to her apartment in coney island last night. the woman tells police the man had a gun, pulled her into the stairwell, attacked her and robbed her. the suspect last seen wearing a black and white hat and a black leather jacket. if you recog

. >> sometimes people just get lucky. this guy was very lucky. sthoet fireball >>> and on fire. the incredible streak still alive. the warriors nail-biting win. a double-overtime victory. >> throw it in. >> big hoop dreams with their setting their sights on that legendary record. >> austin takes a 20-second time-out. >>> we're on, rob. we're on. rob is asking, are we on? he's been in television for decades. doesn't know, when the red light is on, we're on. >> we're va fieing. >> trust but verify. >>> a fascinating new dynamic say least a lively republican race for president. >> political theater at its finest. >> we haven't seen much of this. in iowa, fielding questions from the vote. it was there that he spent much of his time taking on the man who has now emerged as his numero uno opponent in the key state. ted cruz. the attacks not as over the top as we have seen in the past. out to mary bruce this morning. hi, mary. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning. it was a night of firsts here for donald trump. his first ever town hall in des moines. for the first time, took direct aim

. >> jessica: what started as routine walk with her doing lucky what is the most terrifying night of her life and passing by badger funeral home on king street and strange man in white rav4 drove up and asked for directions. >> i was like sorry, no, i don't continue to ask where i'm from, how old i am. >> jessica: she tried to get him to go away telling him lucky would bite but he kept circling. >> i was walking my dog and of his car and trying to talk to me. >> jessica: she ran home at that point and that's when things took more terrifying turn. >> he was banging on my window and calling me all sorts of names and he wanted to get inside my house. >> jessica: she fears he probably would have if it hasn't have been for lucky who kept charging at the door. casandra called her mom who then called 911. >> i looked out my window and he turned on high beams so i couldn't see his license plate. >> jessica: police combed the area but this morning the man is still out there, and casandra says it wasn't much but lost all sense of security. >> i can't go out to my car by myself, i have to have

maybe it's lucky the leadership are a caan looking out to her. or maybe her recent move to las vegas made her a good gambler but whatever the winning more than $100,000 on a $5, 15 team parley card on betting from william hill's mobile site. >> called and they told me i win. i collapsed on the floor at work. >> anchor: adds were against here only 20,000 to one but her boyfriend helped her place her bets on her cell phone. >> i had the app open. and i said okay. which one do i pick? if i want the patriots to win what button do i press? he told me how to pick them. >> reporter: choices were spot on. it's helping make holidays a little brighter. >> it couldn't happen at a brighter time. we had no job, we decided to do it. and then i totaled my car. it was a nightmare then it's like a blessing. christmas miracle. >> anchor: tailor accepted the money last night. money towards making wedding plans. >> anchor: a bear taking a trashy trip. how the animal ended up at the dutch. >> >> >> anchor: then adam williams takes us inside his kitchen showing us how

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. >> coming up, feeling lucky this perhaps you want to grab a power ball ticket for a chance at a nine figure jackpot. >> that's on my to do list. first here's a look at what's on nbc tonight. david and i see you back here at kids don' t stay little forever. so help them get the opportunity they need. it' s never too early or too late to save for college. you can open a ny 529 account with just $25. and you may get tax benefits if you pay income tax in new york state. someday you' ll look back and be glad you got started. ny' s 529 college savings program. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. the wifi in this house is amazing. so is my guacamole. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get the internet speed that's right for you. they even made it easy to switch with a one-hour arrival

definitely we've been lucky. but hey, it is iowa. it's not winter without snow , right? eric: problematic commutes monday both am and pm. good news snow will be tapering off this morning. for your morning drive time. elizabeth: take a look at this dash cam video from a west des moines ems vehicle. the driver assistant chief david edgar was helping warn traffic of an accident when he saw a jackknifed thing semi -- a jackknifed thing semi in his rearview mirror. the only place he could escape was driving into the ditch. the truck driver says if edgar hadn't seen him coming it would have been bad. >> how much did you miss him by ? probably about 20 feet. >> he said it felt like one foot . >> if he wouldn't have moved it would have been zero feet. >> i think if i hadn't been watching it might have been a different surprise probably would have been a different story. elizabeth: besides the semi several other vehicles went off i-80 west of jordan creek parkway early monday afternoon. no serious injuries to report. a live look at flight a few travelers affected this morning. no

. >> sometimes people just get lucky. and today, this guy was very lucky. >> how he escaped with only a scratch. fireball >>> and on fire. the incredible streak still alive. the warriors' nail-biting win. a double-overtime victory. >> throw it in. >> big hoop dreams with their 28th straight. setting their sights on that legendary record. >> austin takes a 20-second time-out. >>> we're on, ron. he's been in television fo several decades and doesn't know that when the red light is on. we are on. >> vary fie it. trust, but verify it. >> the red light is on. >> let's do a show. >>> a fascinating new dynamic shipping up in what has been to say least a lively republican raceor president. >> political theater at its finest. we haven't seen much of this from donald trump. there is no podium. in iowa, fielding questions from the voters. it was there that he spent much of his time taking on the man who has now emerged as his numero uno contender in that key state. we're talklking abouted cruz. the attacks not as over the top as we

. >> so a lot of lucky people today. >> lucky. the luckiest one is the driver. >> shahadi ran to the truck to help the driver who was trapped inside the cab. the truck did hit a car seconds earlier injuring two people. >> that vehicle subsequently crashed into a home on the corner of san bruno and somerset. >> sky 7 hd was overhead showing how the collision landed. police conducted their investigation and crews checked on the sbeg ri fill of the overpass. in san francisco, david louis, abc 7 news. >> a stove top fire got out of control at an apartment complex this morning. 15 people lost their homes, but a fast-thinking neighbor helped save a woman and two children. it happened near jones vista street and dez sert drive. they ran door-to-door to make sure everyone got out safely. >> a thanks giching day fire at an office furniture store caused $4 million in damage. firefighters spent nearly an hour putting it out. the damage was so expensive, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that fire. >> police are asking

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everything was a lucky break. or a random choice. emily: surely a job at the "new yorker" is not a lucky break? that's the result of some pretty hard work. malcolm: the "new yorker" was still a lucky break. you know, i think one of the mistakes we all make, when we look back on our lives, is we tend to we overestimate our own qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. emily: have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? malcolm: you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. ♪ ♪ emily: there are myths about some of the greatest creators and innovators that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of malcolm gladwell, and what is the reality? malcolm: i don't think i have arrived at the level of myth. i am just about as boring and pedestrian in my life as i appear to be -- in my private life as i appear to be in my public life. emily: "the tipping point" was your first best-selling book. you said you had no idea how big it would

. >>> is it your lucky day? here's a picture wedding hancock street. several students told staff they saw a weapon and the boys bathroom. it turned out to be a paintball gun but it was indicating it was not a firearm. the boy confessed was arrested.>>> the man and loaded gun used to sentence the mit customer will be sentenced this week. he said that the terrorists before the bombing. he g is the gun in a robbery that kept coming up with excuses for why he didn't return. >> we will take it to the latest of the season. the actor who star on the wire. david took the winner of american idol-idol singer and songwriter jojo is 25 today but if it sure was vision. but -- yep, totally. your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment t on a new jetta p and othernselect models. just to sleigh bells, jingle. ride together with you. >> speaking of snowfall and we have not had enough about here, but look at. upper new york. the city on lake ontario got a --and buffalo the f

let's have our next lucky lady. >> our second lucky lady is debly bloom, 48 from atlantic city. debby has two children, two grandchildren. she wanted to come for the tree lighting last night but stayed home to make a sign and increase her odds of being picked and it worked. let's hear her story. >> well, debbie, i know this is actually an emotional day for you. so why is this important to you? >> i've been wanting this forever. i survived cancer, and it's like a christmas gift and it's a life gift to myself, so excited. >> we're so happy we can give this to you. i saw tears on the plaza. we were going to make this a >> yes. >> how great is that? she's here with her best friend, ken. >> hi, ken. >> welcome, ken. let's take one last look at debby and bring out the new debby bloom. i bet she's blossomed. >> oh, my gosh. look at the way she's walking. she's a model. you can take that off. >> whoa! wow! oh! wow! you were amazing before. >> wait until you see, debby. turn around, doll. >> oh, my goodness! >> can you believe what's happening? >> i love the back of that. >> oh, that cut

lucky shot. mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmm >>> welcome back to the volkswagen passat post game report. >> oh, he loses the football! dwight freeney knocked it loose. the arizona cardinals come off huge defensively. he's going deep for aguilar who catches it at the 5. touchdown. first nfl touchdown for aguilar. >> highlights from thursday night and today, sunday's game in philadelphia. we've got arizona against philadelphia. cardinals red hot, 11 wins. here comes seattle. division not clinched yet. and philadelphia all of a sudden two wins in a row against two teams from the afc east tied right now with washington. the giants tomorrow night. pretty good scramble going down to the finish line.

passenger. >> very lucky. >> on the run in mexico now facing justice in texas. we'll have the latest on the 18-year-old known as the affluenza teen as he getting ready to head to court. >> a heads up in burke lee. a major crash keeping an eye on it. you can see this back-up. this is eastbound 80. a multi-car crash blocking a number of lanes. the details and tell you about the back-up u. >>> weather clear and cold. but amtrack and weather system to our north. coming up, we'll break down our shower chances and if you need the umbrella for your new year's eve plans. >>> two dozen people in the mario woods outside of headquarters. police shot and kimed woods earlier this month. police say woods was wanted for possibly stabbing someone and was armed with a knife. chief greg surr says his officers were forced to open fire because he had already shot woods with bean bags and he was moving forward at an office we are a knife. five officers shot woods. the protesters say the shooting was not justified and they are calling for chief sur to step down and for the officers i

. >>> five dogs that are lucky to be alive have landed here in the bay area. they arrived yesterday in a flight out of china. the dogs were about to be slaughtered for their meat. but a sunnyvale woman stepped in and now the dogs will have a home for the holidays. >> we are very excited about bringing her to our family and loving her. >> china is one of the few countries where eating dogs and cat meat is still legal. >>> how do you segway into traffic. >> you can't. >>> here's gianna. >> i take it from here. let's jump to the maps. we have a closure to report for a fallen tree in the roadway when it's completely shut down between el monte and panoramic highway. no word yet when the highway will open. we're dealing with windy conditions. wind advisory in effect for the

this gas station sold a very lucky lottery ticket, one person had the the numbers five, 19, 36, 41 and 55, and that person will get a a thousand dollars a day, for life. in word on who that person is, so, stop by, check out those tickets. >> get a deductions. >> new at 6:00 unique annual tradition for one politician in delaware county. >> margot davis hosted her eggnog open house. the the democrat says it is a great opportunity to connect with her constituents and hear is what on their mind. >> a lot of times they hear from my by phone, e-mail, newsletter but this is an opportunity to talk face-to-face and effect the the the atmosphere where people are off from work. >> reporter: state representatives and others were on hand to help with any services her constituent may need. >>> new years eve is just around the corn are. >> a a lot of parents out there are looking for family friendly holiday activities. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in camden with some good suggestions, cleve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, a couple beers ago the the conversation with my friend are are where

lucky the dog.... (( sound of dog)) leaving an alleged thief..... ((sound of dog )) not so lucky. ((steve: i guess if you're bad you get a lump of coal, if you're really bad, you get a box of poop.)) > ((vanessa murphy)) we've heard about this happening recently before... is it a trend? maybe.... since we continue to hear about these package thefts throughout up! there is the option though to require a signature for the package delivery. by the way, if you recognize the guy in the video... give police a call to their non- emergency line./// ((paul joncich)) > if you were up late last night or early this morning... you may have seen snow falling in the valley. several of our viewers sent in their video of the christmas day snowflakes. this is from 'coyote' freitag in boulder city... getting an up- close shot of the thin layer of snow landing on the hood of the car. and heather powell sent in her video from the providence neighborhood in northwest las vegas. this was the first christmas day snow since 2008... and national weather service meteorologist chris stachelksi said the trace

chris: i have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college.t do particularly well in school even after that. i think that there is no particular genius here. i think that this -- just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged enough to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written three books. will we see another? chris: i am busy. i don't think you can run a company and write a book at the same time. emily: so of the things you have done, what has been the most fun? what do you enjoy? chris: what i enjoy is that every friday, we fly. we get together with -- we have an open house. people in our community come together and they show what they are doing. and every friday, my jaw is on the floor again. it is e-mails and spreadsheets and meetings all week. then on fridays, i see drones do things i've ever seen before. it is as amazing as it was in 2007 when i started with my

but for those who have been are now open for midnight mass for those catholic faithful lucky enough to have a ticket. >> christmas is very important to me. >> reporter: so important, that james was first in line for cathedral. >> i'm grateful. this is actually my second year in a row that i've been able to win the lottery. >> reporter: norma and her friends put in their ticket request way back in july. they didn't seem to mind the tight security outside st. patricks. the nypd bomb squad, and their bomb sniffing dogs. they even closed the cathedral doors. >> their presence here makes me feel secure. >> reporter: no place you'd rather be tonight? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: why is it so important for you to come here on christmas eve. >> my son is serving. to see him serve the mass. >> reporter: with her son serving on the alter with cardinal dolan tonight, she wouldn't miss this for the world. >> i'm here with the cardinal. just the christmas carolers and everything else. just bring the spirit of christmas into your heart. >> reporter: despite the long lines and waiting to get throu

and then kevin, how do we get so lucky today? kevin: we have a weather service lebron james chases a loose ball. clausen to a woman sitting in the front row. the woman was wife of champion golfer jason bay. look at that, on a stretcher, taken out. she went to the hospital for observation. we can tell you that she has been released and hopefully she will continue to recover and be ok for the holiday. >> pope francis approving a decree, attributing a miracle to mother teresa, needed to make her a sink. it gives a nod to those who care about the catholic church's highest honor. an inexplicable cure of a man in brazil with multiple brain abscess. >> so many wonderful things to choose. we will see if she officially becomes a saint. >> let's talk holiday and food, which i would never like to talk about. chocolate is good for you, right? that is according to health experts. >> what researchers are saying about cocoa and its benefits to >> the fda making >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about securi