nestle is developing a slow releasing coffee. [laughter] a slow releasing coffee that will keep your buzz going all the science behind the idea involves something that breaks down over time and releases content going into the body at a controlled rate. as of now, nestle is figuring out its next move. kelly: i drink coffee because i love the taste. i would be kind of sad if i didn't need it. krystal: how many do you do a day? michelle: before the baby, one a day. now, at least two. dr. said i can drink up to three a day. krystal: so you are good. michelle: if you find yourself dozing off before your show, netflix may have a solution. they have posted a a pair of holiday themed sweat socks. [laughter] if it happens wherever you are, it will pause it for you so you don't lose your place. they use a method of activity monitoring. the video includes a list of material and directions. here's the thing, you have to make them your self. krystal: not going to happen. michelle: this always happens to me. my husband falls asleep and i alway

a lawsuit was filed against nestle in october by three california environmental groups.nestle says the facility is state regulated and is in compliance with allstate laws. >>> in california's drought salmon are having trouble spawning. but scientists have found a possible fix. new at 6:00, kpix 5's don ford on the plan they are trying for the first time in our state. >> reporter: biologists from the department of fish and wildlife are making history. they are preparing 20,000 fertilized salmon eggs to be planted into artificial nests on the bottom of the feather river. >> the pilot science experiment. it's a, um, it's an effort to see if this works in california. >> reporter: until recently, due to the drought, the water has been too low, too, warm, killing many eggs spawned naturally. >> what we're really doing is trying to simulate what a wild fish would do. >> four feet. >> reporter: in the middle of the river, on top of gravel beds, they used a special water jet to dig holes. carving down nearly 9" past retaining nets, then the precious future fish are flushed down t

nestle is developing a slow release coffee. called cubosomes, which break down over time and release caffeine over the body at a controlled rate. if nestle can come up with a product, they say one cup will be all you need all day. jim: i have to get me some of those cubosome. six days until christmas, and you have time to take advantage of last-minute shipping. reed: more than 900 merchants taking part. there's also no minimum purchase required. >> this nonsense of starting at 4:00 p.m. and going until 2:00 in the morning, drunk, on that is the only one doing it drunk . reed: the return of tina fey and amy poehler on saturday i've -- 70 they nightlife. -- saturday night live. jim: tina and amy are hinting reed: >>> breaking news tonight. a party war erupting. bernie sanders, hillary clinton and a major fight over alleged snooping into secret files. one campaign now going to court. >>> also from russia with love. donald trump's controversial new comment about putin. >>> record rush. over 100 million americans in the

. >> the children were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of sugar plums danced in their headsd mama in her kerr chief and i in my cap had just settled down for a long winter's nap. >> when out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. >> away to the window i flew like a flash, tore open the shutters and flew open the sash. the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave a luster of objects below. >> when what to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. >> with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment it must be st. nick. >> more rapid than eagles his coursers they came and he whistled and shouted and called them by name: now dasher, now dancer, now francer and vixen, on come mit, on cupid, on donne and blitzen. >> excellent reading, miss piggy. >> thank you. >> from the top of the porch to the top of the wall, now dash away, dash away, dash away all. as dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly when they meet with an obstacle mount to the sky. >> you're not bad, either. >

the topic is the food company nestle, right?as been forced to change the way it advertises. there were complaints it was encouraging sugary drinks for children, so this agency got involved over in the u.k., if i believe, and they basically said, hey, no, you can't say you're healthy when you're not, and you say? >> well, it's even worse than that. connell, sugar is the new smoking. i'm going to start right there. giving kids sugar these days, it's like, literally, it's terrible, but it's akin to child abuse. and, of course, in our culture, as you mentioned, this happened in the u.k., but it's happening here at home all over in the west as well. parents don't raise the children, the government planners do. connell: right. >> so they have to decide how everything is marketed. cartoons in this case, you know, a furry bear or bunny, whatever, well, that eye peels to kids -- appeals to kids, so we have to get a this out -- connell: so i guess the argument is, hey, nestle, you're lying. you said you're healthy, you're not. we all know

first lady michelle: the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums dancedads. and mama and her kerchief and i in my cap, had just settled down for a long winter's nap. miss piggy: then out on the lawn, there is rose such a clatter, i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. first lady michelle: away to the window i flew like a flash, opened the shutters and threw up the sash. and the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave a luster of midday to objects below. miss piggy: when what to my wondering eyes should appear, but a miniature sleigh and a eight tiny reindeer. first lady michelle: with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment, it must be st. nick. miss piggy: and he whistled and called them by name. first lady michelle: to the top of the porch, to the top of the dash away, dash away, dash away all. dry leaves before the hurricane flies, when they meet like an obstacle mount in the sky. miss piggy: so up to the house top the flu, with the sleigh full of toys and saint nicholas too. first lady michelle: then i heard on the

first lady obama: the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums dancedr heads. and mama and her kerchief and i in my cap, had just settled down for a long winter's nap. miss piggy: then out on the lawn, there is rose such a clatter. i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. first lady obama: the way to the window i flew like a flash, opened the shutters and threw up the sash. at the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave a luster of midday to objects below. miss piggy: when what to my wondering eyes should appear of a miniature sleigh and a tiny reindeer. first lady obama: with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment and must be saint nick. miss piggy: -- and he whistled and called them by name. now coment -- first lady obama: to the top of the porch, to the top of the away,ll, dash away, dash dash away all. dry leaves before the hurricane flies, when they meet like an obstacle mount in the sky. miss piggy: so up to the house top the flu, with the sleigh full of toys and saint nicholas too. , first lady obama: then i he

so nestlÉ clearly has the biggest market share. and they are after that.o take them over. jonathan: i'm going to ask you a silly question as i sit here with a third mug of coffee. why coffee? devon: who does it like coffee? -- doesn't like coffee? coffee like other grocery items that may have sugar, they are falling out of favor. you see taxes being imposed by government. consumers are becoming more aware. coffee does not have that. it has a halo of health. everybody loves it. cuts across cultures. it has just been really popular and there is still room for growth. jonathan: devon pendleton, big corporate story, big deal with some big billionaires. thank you very much for joining us this morning paper those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, bloomberg "surveillance" is up next. guy johnson in for francine lacqua. alongside tom keene over in new york. 56 minutes until the session. if you are waking up on the wall street, the headline and the commodity markets -- the bloomberg commodity index at a 1999 low. hammered.ner

nestled a little ways back from a busy highway.er three young kids out of one room in this motel. that was endowed with the paperwork mixup. >> vanessa was living in georgia and recently came back to new jersey when a variety of medical problems left her. >> like 60 years. >> just on the breezeway. the welcome mat. her stay is only temporary. >> i cannot pay anymore. i have a hard time asking for help. >> a widowa widow who lost her husband. was not able to go into the social service program for now it's going to be even harder. her granddaughter has been sustaining her. >> you can't think you can love anybody more made me feel. >> my brother was in west virginia. >> her granddaughter. >> the one thing that gives me a reason to get up in the morning. >> the 1st ever "chasing news" viewing party. celebrities that came to make an appearance. >> the best party ever. >> let's go. >> in brooklyn. >> we are cruising now. ♪ this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financin

crews will fire up chainsaws at three different sites nestled along the potomac river. the reason? safety. is their worst fear -- a massive piece of timber that comes crashing down, possibly hitting someone below. and this is by no means the only one that has given way to age. they are in favor of the park service. a safety issue. these trees don't last forever. the ones that are dying in dropping egg branches, it makes total sense. reporter: the parks service spent months deliberating, hired a landscaping architect and say they will plant saplings come spring. >> we are 30 minutes away from d.c.. what could be better? >> it is just a jim. horace: we are just a few days away from the long-awaited star wars episode seven. it premieres on thursday and the buzz is building from hollywood where crews have the red carpet all the way to our area where some are already camped out for thursday's show. helping a" is even local boy scout troop. >> this is the star wars event you are looking for. that was lord vader. that event rot fans together with each other along with comic look and 20 ve

the children worse nestled all snug in their beds, while ons of sugarplums danced in their heads.iefin her and i in my cap had just settled down for a long winter's nap. went out on the lawn there arose such a kaiser, i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. >> away from the window i flew like a -- to the window i flew like a last, all the shutters and throughout the stash -- sash.up the the moon on the rest of the new fallen snow give a luster of midday to objects below, when what to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. with a little old driver so lively and quick i knew in a moment it must the same day. -- must be st. nick. more rapid than eagles his coursers they can, and he whistled and shouted and called them by name. note -- are now dancer no prancer and nixon on, on cupid on donned her and listen -- on donner and blitzen. of the porch to the top of the wall, no -- a way dash awayy a wa -- dash away all. as dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly, when they meet with an obstacle, not to the skies, so to the house topic cour

juliet: nestle. ben: warm weather, hold on to your hats, breezy day out there. we will get things together. mike woods as the first one. juliet: police say there is increased chance you could subway. crime has ghana but there is a good chance the market the suspect. the way they're spinning that, the victim of crime. ben: drivers beware, the mta is looking to take action against you. how to keep you off the roads. juliet: making grown men wheat. the force has awakened officially. all man. we will hear from the stars of last night's premier of the new star wars movie. what is that? that is kind of cute. here is the thing. the storm troopers the way they walk on a red carpet is a windy. ben: need to be in lockstep. juliet: someone should have told them that. that was -- ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: juliet huddy. it is tuesday, not wednesday. so excited. hump day. >> meteorologist: i can't. ben: she is excited because she and i have next week off. she is counting the minutes. you do too? hold down the fort. juliet: that could be different. good morning. you are

santa pretends to nod off with a sleeping zeke in his arms, nestled in a big green chair with the book "the night before christmas." his dad posted the pic on facebook and it's been liked and shared more than 500,000 times. stephanie: jack & steph ad lib -- kids seeing santa stories, etc. jack: here's something that'll surely be trending come tomorrow jack: this marriage proposal out of johnston... caught on police dashcam video. i went out and interviewed the couple this afternoon... their story will be on local five news at 10. we'll tell you why this isn't their first run-in with this cop. it's definitely a proposal story for the grandkids. jack: you'll see the whole story, you don't want to miss it, new tonight at 10. we'll be right back. nixon deras will be our future forecaster on december 1st. it sure felt and looked like winter out there today, and not much will change for us tonight. look for mainly cloudy skies overnight with a few snow showers or flurries possible. the chilly with our temps dropping into the 20s for most areas before sunrise. stephanie: thank you for spendin

this holiday season, swiss food giant nestle unveiled a gold-wrapped kit kat bar. wrapped with an extremely thin layer of gold, handcrafted by an artisan in central japan. only a limited supply of 500 of these candy bars will go on sale from december 29 with a price tag of about 16 dollars. the golden kit kat is the latest of the global chocolate brand's exotic line-up in the country. in japan they actually have about 30 different flavors of kit kat sweet potato, green tea, soy sauce and even wasabi. let's check in one more time tonight: areas of fog. low: 24 wind: sw/se 5-10 mph tomorrow: mostly cloudy and breezy. thanks for joining us for news channel four live at five. we're back again at six.

. >> reporter: the when we hear of certain police department nestled make decisions like this without including the boston police. >> i get worried about local police like that carrying those rifles. i mean, they need a lot of training and certainly i think it is a tough -- it begins a slippery slope. >> reporter: former police commissioner thinks that police needs to be armed with the same weapons as the bad guys. >> you are asking the officer whether it is university or local police officer to go on a going after someone with a rifle. >> reporter: campus police at bu and mit have access to semiautomatic rifes only for the use in case of emergency. >>> tonight we are learning more about the couple behind the massacre in certain >>> among democrats, new hampshire voters support bernny >>> a teenager charged with murder of killing his math teacher. today a prosecution witness attacked his insanity defense. he claims every action he took was methodical. they say what the actions were that of someone trying to humiliate and democrat nate a victim. >>> 22-year-old kevin murphy held on $10

nestle japan unveil the creation to lure holiday shoppers in tokyo.ar wrapped with extremely thin layer of gold. local artist actually hasn't crafted. nestle only selling limited amount of new candy with price that is equivalent to about 16 bucks. >> not bad. >> elementary student took on unique challenge from his barber now his reward will set him up for life. >> fox' has the story. >> reporter: barber mike shelton wasn't blowing hot air when making a back to school promise to a new client this past summer. >> if you come back to me in a few months with your report card and you have straight as i'll cut your hair for the rest of your life for free. >> that's the message he gave nine-year-old kamar yann fox. he loves reading and going school but told his new barber he had never made straight a's before. it's something he had wanted to do and free haircuts for life was extra motivation. >> he told me to bring it and i listened to him and i brung it. >> he brought it all right. straight a's on most recent report card and now it's time for his barber to

it's a brickman for nestled in the woods -- brick manor nestled in the woods. great to see you. a double height 20-foot ceiling and crystal chandelier greets you. this leads to the formal living room, decorated with antique furniture from the early 1900s. the whole office all done in cherrywood is where the homeowners in the precious their plans for gold and silver. the kitchen's cherrywood with granite counters. >> what i love mostly about this kitchen is the beautiful entry into the pantry. we are going into the wrought- iron beam. >> reporter: a beautiful game room provides a space for entertainment. from here, two entrance lead to indoor pool. it's also an endless pool that distributes a current allowing you to swim against it. plus, a sauna and steam room. also, on the main floor, a cinema with seats covered in midnight velvet. international property specialist gave us the upstairs tours of two master suites. the first one belongs to a child a princess suite all pink including a master bathroom with a freestanding soaking tub. plus, an office for studying. across the hallwa

the company investing in the region is none other than coffee giant nespresso, a subsidiary of nestle, the world's largest food corporation. the firm was drawn by the unique taste of south sudan's coffee beans. nespresso is working with an ngo to set up this cooperative and provide much-needed infrastructure, including this wet mill. nespresso is marketing coffee production in south sudan as a unique opportunity for job creation and sustainable development. but although farmers welcome the extra cash, the two euros they currently earn per kilogram of exported coffee are not enough to buy food for their families. >> i'm busy harvesting the coffee, but then i also have to go and take care of my subsistence farm to grow food for my family. because of the rising cost of food in the market, i can only afford to buy essential items like cooking oil and salt. focusing more on cash crops, such as coffee, means that farmers spend less time and resources on growing food to feed themselves, and the nation as a whole. over 90% of south sudan's farmland is said to be fertile. >> but most of the fo

. >>> nestle says it will switch to cage-free eggs by 2020. they currently don't use any in its brand which is toll house cookies. nestle will have to change how it sources eggs. 20 million pounds a year. >>> consumer investigation is reporting 22 hoverboard fire fi. and the latest incident occurring on monday when a hoverboard caught fire at a mall in texas. no one was injured. several u.s. airlines have banned hoverboards from checked and carry-on luggage. >> quite a few efforts to tight on the testing of those hoverboards. thank you very much, landon. >>> remember google glass? a blast from the past, perhaps? it might be staging a comeback. google working on a new and improved design for the workplace. this picture released by the federal communication commission which approves the most gadgets. the biggest change is hinge design. it can fold the glasses and put them in a pocket. improvements for the hardware, as well. no word when the hard wear will be released. >>> it was a merry christmas for apple, according to the mobile analytics firm

nestle toll house is the chocolate i melted, light brown sugar, sugar, butter, beating until creamy, putting in the egg yields and the chocolate, and that is what we get this chocolate thing. it is naturally gluten-free because there is no flour in it. hazelnut flour. this is toasted almonds, almond s. two tablespoons of ordinary cocoa. then the good stuff. everyone knows i like throwing this in everything. erin: so that is some grant money at -- grand marnier? oonagh: it is a little cheaper. grand marnier you stake in a in something. i promise i will not get your dress ruin. erin: it is hard running dietary issues. oonagh: what i normally say when i give talks, you have heard me say it, "real food is naturally gluten-free normally," and free of the other allergens. manufacturers mess around with it and add the soy and other for me, it is baking. this is just the egg whites into it. what we normally do, the easiest thing is you beat in a quart of it, was really loosens it. erin: how long does this cook for? oonagh: 20 minutes in a 350 oven. the top, as you say, it' s just melted choc

now the children were also nestled snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. and mama in her ker chief and i in my hat had settled our brains down for a long winter's nap. when out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, i leapt up from my bed to see what was the matter. away to the window i flew like a flash, tore up the shutters, and the moon on the new fallen snow, gave a luster of midday to objects below. when what to my wondering eyes should appear, but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. with an old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a minute, it must be saint nick. he whistled and sought shouted and called them by name, now dash e dancer, prancer vixen, cupid, donner and blitzen. now dash away, dash away, dash away all, which i assume meant, hey, go to the top of the porch and then go to the top of the wall and then get out of here. that's what i think that meant. as dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly, when they met with an obstacle mountain in the sky. so up to the house, to the top quarters they flew, with a sleigh full of toys and s

the children were nestled all snug in their bed while visions of sugarplums danced in their head. in her kerchief and i in my cap just settled down for a long winter's nap. and arose such a clatter i sprang from my bed to see what's the matteder. i threw open the shutters and raised up the sash. the moon on the -- new fallen snow -- >> no! >> gave a luster of midday to objects below. what to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment it must be st. nick. more rapid than eagles his courses they came. he whistled and shouted and called them by name. on dasher, on dancer, on prancer, on vixen, on comet, on cupid, on donner and blitzen, and that other guy. to the top of the fork, to the top of the wall, now, dash away, dash away all! as dry leaves before the wild hurricanes fly, when they need an obstacle mount to the sky, so to the rooftop they flew with a sleigh full of toys and st. nicholas, too. then, in a twinkling i heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoof.

for example, nestlÉ and dutch oil giant shell ranked among the top 50.rman companies only mated to the bottom third of the global ranking. this year's most viable german corporation was a pharmaceutical company. it made it to 66 place with the market value of about 105 billion euros. german carmaker volkswagen no longer ranks among the most valuable enterprises. in the wake of the emission scandal, bw shares tanked in the carmaker dropped out of the ranking. >> the textiles trade used to be a big employer, not anymore. illegal fakes from china have flooded the market, washing away thousands of jobs. we will talk to our correspondent about that in a moment. some companies are taking their own measures. >> for anyone who loves rich colors, this is a paradise. it is famous for traditional wax prints. here the brand names of the fabrics are an important sign of their quality. >> i need to wear something with names. >> and authentic fabric costs five euros per meter. but shoppers can also get their hands on pirated cloth from china. they sell for just one thi

. >>> nestle is the latest food company pledging to use cage-free eggs. the world's largest food maker says it will use nearly 20 million pounds of cage-free eggs every year in all their products, including toll house cookie dough and ice cream. rival general mills made that same pledge last month. >>> and we're learning that twitter filed a patent for drones that would be controlled by tweets, the messaging enabled unmanned aerial vehicle could transmit and record videos, it that means a bunch of people trying to control the same drone, chances are the faa won't go for this, chris and kathryn. >> it would be a mess. too many cooks in the kitchen, too many pilots for the drone, thank you very much. we'll see you next hour. >>> hey, if you're just heading out or about to get in your car, get to work, sound the fog horn, you're going to see some fog. >> yeah, definitely some areas of fog this morning, but i'm just wondering, danielle, it is still super warm out there. >> over 50 right now, so actually, you guys, this is a tie for a record set back in 1953 f

right now, nestle is working with researchers to develop a cup of coffee that releases caffeine slowly throughout the course of the day. >> the idea is to give someone a slow, steady dose over the course of several hours instead of the instant jolt and subsequent crash, still in the early stainls -- stages but i still need the instant bam. >> so maybe you get like the extended release, maybe you get like a regular, like, shot of -- >> espresso or something. >> yeah, i don't know. have to play around there, find

. >> there's a 360-degree panorama nestled under rattlesnake ridge looking at mount si. there it is, your own personal waterfall and you can hear it, too. >> reporter: it arches and stone fireplace throughout as well as towers or turrets fit for a sleeping beauty. >> i didn't know what a tour it was un-- turret was until we bought this house. >> handcrafted workmanship is in every room. >> it will probably be here a thousand years from now. >> reporter: the staircase and railing alone required a month of effort. >> it will appeal to an artist. >> reporter: balconies and home of a radio and recording star has to include its own recording studio. >> push the button. >> reporter: there's a cottage for visitors. just beyond once and "upon a time." >> it's peaceful. >> reporter: now that bob has stepped away, he and his wife plan to spend a lot more time doing what they love. >> travel and hiking. >> reporter: time to see the world. >> it would be really nice to wander and explore a little bit. meaning this spectacular estate could be yours. >> boy, radio used to pay pretty w

the christmas were nestled all snug in their bed while visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. and mom in her chief and i in my cap had just fell down for a long winter's nap. when out on the lawn there a clatter i sprang out of bed away to the window i flew in a flash. the moon was bright and full of snow but what did my wondering eyes should appear but a big sleigh and eight reindeer. a little old driver with a whip and i knew in that moment it must be st. nick. he shoited he called them by name. now dasher, now dancer, now prancer, on comet, on cupid, on donner and blitzen, to the top of the wall now dasher, dash away all. obstacle in the sky as they flew with a sleigh full of toys and st. nicholas too. and then in twankling i heard on the roof -- twink i heard on the roof as i drew in my head and was turning around down the chimney st. nicholas came with abound. [laughter] he was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot his clothes were covered in ashes and soot a bundle of toys and he look --, it his eyes how they twinkle his nose like a cherry with the battered on his

. >> nestle comes out with different cookie flavors. >> is that reeg! >> nobody wants to see that. >> whoa. >> dance. >> i want what hoda's having. >> we get down to the middle -- >> we kiss. >> we kiss. >> does joy know you're doing this? >> i don't -- who cares. >> go. >> she's doing all the work. >> oh. oh. oh. >> oh, my god! >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, hoda's leaning in. >> ah! go get me a twizzler! >> i love to spank hoda. >> oh, stop it. >> and turn! >> we just got in the tub together. >> can i tell you something? >> i would sit here if i didn't have to go. >> ah! >> oh, one of his legs fell off. >> that's just a little piece of astroturf. >> this is a beaver. i can't say it. avenue time we've had a beaver in here, it's reeked. >> it really has. >> i don't care. >> you've got to warm them up. this is a perfect dish for the job. i didn't think it was possible. >> come on. >> is it better when you're dancin'? >> oh! yeah. that's the way you do it! >> yes! >> wow. >> we want to give a big, big thank you to our producer, vivian. every single one

attraction and perhaps a bittersweet reminder of the dodgers calling brooklyn home, the baseball giants nestled uptown. times square was considered its own city and you'd find new yorkers there. >> the 1950s, it's not as seedy as it was in the 70s. but it had a bit of a grittier night life or street life. sleek. this cover from the new york sunday times, a page straight out of mad men. progress went vertical. even the slaughterhouse district would give way to becoming the united nations. >> the development of all those like sleek international-style post-modern skyscrapers on 6th avenue, on park avenue, the nations, which is the late 1950s. >> reporter: the undercurrent to the era is forgotten. andy's treasure map shows signs of struggle. charity and benevolent groups were busy trying to help those in need. poverty was sinking a large diverse population into deplorable conditions. these were guides to surviving an expensive city. even in the '50s. roosevelt island had a different name. >> street car for welfare island which is what they used to call it. >> we came across richard. he remembers t

instead of being nestled in their beds, scores of travelers are waking up at airports across the country this morning, hoping on christmas eve. >> we going to jamaica. >> many passengers tried to make it home yesterday but instead had their flights either delayed or cancelled because of heavy rain or fog in the northeast. while bob and diane riceinger took it in stride. >> i'm a retired pilot so we understand weather and plane delays. >> reporter: shea and her husband whose flight to ohio was rebooked three times say they have had enough! >> we are going to try to get our money back and maybe go next weekend. >> reporter: over the next few days, many airlines are shifting the timing of flights, adding red eyes and using bigger planes to get people to their destination. >> big thing is just give myself some extra time. >> reporter: 38 million people are expected to fly during the holidays. so definitely pack a lot of patience this year if you're flying out of town today. by the way, if you're going to with you, we are told because of enhanced security measures, it's unwrapped. >> very goo

quickly, 57 in concord, 58 san rafael, december bunched all together with cooler air mass, that is nestledn to the bay area, now have some clouds, but where they do part, clear conditions and frosty overnight lows, a brisk morning for your tuesday, this up stream is a brand new area of pressure that promise to nick our bay area on thursday, let's watch your futurecast and you can clearly see clear conditions for our tuesday, as we go ahead and tick ahead our forecast, we also have clear conditions by mid week, a passing cloud here and there, and then here comes your thursday. we become mostly cloudy across the bay area with that slight chance of a light rain shower, north of the golden gate bridge. modified rain chances on friday in to sunday, meanwhile tomorrow, 28 degrees in the high sierra after knocking down eight below zero, our numbers below freezing, in the tri valley, 33 santa rosa, mountain view in concord, in the coast and in to the bay, the northwest breeze 10 to 20 miles per hour, temperature wise in the 50s, from the coast, peninsula, and all the way in to our santa clara vall