over an inch and three quarters over the weekequ. on-and-off showers today and the heavy stuff comes in tonight. first let's check your drive, happy monday post-thanksgiving, leftovers. that's what i'm thinking about. >> so am i. >> we have some fog. christina talks about the dynamics related to that. a slower drive in patches in 580. here we can't even see the overcrossing but you can see traffic flowing relatively smoothly. we're looking at the golden gate bridge where you have slick roadways continuing from overnight rains. you can see all the way across the span. fog not an issue here. as we look north, there is san rafael. from time to time we've seen the glowing lights be a little worse. we'll talk about your overall commute in a couple minutes coming up. >> the wet weather causing all sorts of problems across the bay area. from mudslides and downed power lines across the roadway. >> stephanie, there's concern this next round of rain has the potential to be even more destructive. >> that's right. you heard it from christina and

talking about the most rain over 48 hours and over 12 years. that's because we're expecting over 3 inches, almost 4 inches of rain from this storm system. the last time that happened, december 2002 and, yeah, we're looking good to potentially even get all the way back to 1998 with this historic rainfall. we're going to have to wait and see how it all pans out. mike, you know it's changed over the last 12 years, technology. it's much better now. that's what we know. this is a big one. over to you. >> thank goodness, you said technology. i thought you were talking about my waistline because that has changed considerably as well over the last 12 years. the south bay, traffic has also grown. northbound 101 is slowing here. we're talking about what the overall look is. north of 680, it typically slows about this time. we're talking about a couple of crashes that happened. as well as a couch that was in the lanes for a few minutes there. that is all cleared out. you have a slower build toward the ever green area. three vehicles involved in a distract

over into the right-hand lane.n chaddsford, route 202 at marshall road another crash there. everybody's got to be careful today with a lot of accidents pong up out in whitemarsh, skippack pike and butler road another crash there. and another accident, b road, out in montgomery couldn't, but the rest of septa dart, patco speed line, new jersey transit no problems there. erika, back over to you. >> thank you. happening today, an at the time call glitch limits how you can pay at philadelphia parking authority kiosk. scenes as machines are having trouble excepting credit cards. that means, that you can only use cash or ppa smart card. the ppa believes it is that system failure, over the weekend, people without cash parked and got ticketed. >> i already paid the ticket. i was, yes, the sign was little bit more clear than i thought it was. but i think it is like sunday. so normal meet respect you don't pay a meter anyway. think it is nice. >> the ppa now has ten minute grace period from the time it issues a ticket for cu

turns over from the mix over to rain.northwest of i-95, because we have the sun come up, now temperatures starting to rebound. so-so location dependent. that's casino of the bottom line. flirting with freezing both reading, allentown, no moisture to speak of yet. that's why we basically are looking at rain for the most part. from philly on south and east at this hour. that will change lifting north. start see winter advisories take effect, up through the lehigh valley pocono region at 1:00 p.m. when those go into effect. otherwise in philly it is mainly wet roads, there could be some mixing through the more remote suburbs again so temperature and location dependent. so just keep an eye on the car thermometer. good rule of thumb. 52 degrees by tomorrow, warmfront, we warm up through the overnight. and any precipitation just turns over to straight up rain. left with few lingering showers tomorrow. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. slow going, stop and go on the blue route at route one on the southbound lanes, there, s

show in the skies over the weekend? sleeping, here's what you missed. the shower meteor shower streaked through the skies early yesterday morning. the meteor shower happens every year around this time when earth passes by debris from an old comet. in case you missed, those meteors will be around for the next couple of weeks. >> beautiful. >> well, you know, the birth after child, it is a very important memorable moment. but for one couple, it is a little extra special. >> yes, victoria marie jones was born saturday at ten/11:00 a.m. on 12-13-14. little girl wasn't due until new years eve. the birth came as a big surprise to mom and dad who were also both proud navy veterans. >> all of our friends were like new years eve, if you wade until 12:01, new years day, she will be on the news. i'm like okay. baby comes when they want to come. >> oh, that they do. they still made it on the news, baby victoria and mom are said to be doing well. by the way the next sequential date won't happen again for another 20 years or so, janu

now over on 309, over at the pa turnpike, you can see some ponding there on the roads, some water sprague up from the cars as they drive on by, southbound moving along great, still, northbound doing the same. but we do have some over night work out in new jersey, 295, in both directions, near route 168 until about 6:00 a.m. so another hour or so there. you can expect some clean up, and until about 6:00 a.m., as well, route 168 at ferry avenue also out in bellmawr, new jersey. 202, from route 30 into the schuylkill expressway northbound, still 12, 15 minutes, schuylkill expressway eastbound from the blue route into the vine street expressway. >> community comes together following last week's shooting rampage in montgomery county. hundreds gathered at souderton area high school to remember ninth grader nina flick, and pray for her brother, anthony's recovery. police say bradley stone murdered nina and her five relatives on december 15th. seventeen year old anthony, survived the attack. >> one of the strongest kids i know. and, you know, i can't even begin to imagine, you know, what it must

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chris and dawn, back over to you. >>> thanks bob. is there usually a lot of trash talking between giants and eagles fans. that rivalry gets more heated when there is a game. >> yesterday's game at met life stadium two rival fans decided that we will stick together for this one. how about for the rest of our lives. >> brad satan has play by play of what happened to them on the field. >> reporter: this was a lot like many others across the delaware valley on eagles sunday fans glued to their tv's watching the action at met life stadium the evers family certainly was. what do you think? >> started to cry. >> reporter: brought a tear to the eyes of joan evers and smiles every where else. >> that is really nice. >> reporter: wasn't what happened during the the game but it wasn't shown on tv but it was captured on cell phone video. >> very nice. >> how are you feeling. >> feeling. >> reporter: boy now you see is what coming. neither eagles or giants are heading to the playoffs but don't tell tom o'connor nothing was at stake. down on one k

then a big mass of yellow, the moderate to heavy rain will move over to the east shore as we press over the 7:00 to 8:00 hour, and it is looking downright active by 9:00. so at this time we're in the thick of it. we'll see the steady showers as we head throughout the day. we'll ease the showers later and then we'll bring in some thunderstorms. give yourself plenty of time and take it easy out there. >> here is the wart ter activel falling. folks are wisely allowing a little more time and slowly getting on to the roadway this morning. wet through the north bay and the fremont area. more after this quick break. >>> nbc bay area news begins with a microclimate weather alert. >> rain returning in full force to the bay area overnight, bringing with it some fog, wind and potential problems for your morning commute. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. that rain is coming down. that means drive carefully out there. >> we are expecting numerous storm reports. we already have a saturated ground because of rain that came in over the weekend. what you'll notice in the pacific is the stea

now moved over.o volume typical this time of morning as well, eastbound lanes there. over on the schuylkill expressway, no, they just arrived on the scene, just second ago, this wasn't all here, so we know fire police on the scene here, there is two vehicles involved here, everybody kind of squeezes on by, even taking out some of the right hand shoulder right there. so some small delays there. on the eastbound lanes, on the schuylkill around south street. now, septa, patco actually is having circuit issues at ferry avenue, trains departing from lindenwald every six minutes, septa dealing with some equipment problems. this is kind of confusing, trolley ten, 11, 34, 36, diverting all those to 40th and market due to equipment problems. make sure to plan your trip accordingly if you have to take any routes. schuylkill eastbound, went over this, heavy 95 southbound really heavy woodhaven into the vine street expressway. erika, back over to you. >> thanks, jessica. well, now to oklahoma where it is a conce

in the fourth joe flacco over the top to smith. ravens win it and with a chargers loss baltimore grabs a spot in the afc. andrew luck made history. he ellipsed peyton manning eases eases -- manning's passing record. he pocketed 160 and two td's in the first half and the colts win it 27-10 and win the afc south. speaking of records two cowboys made history in washington. demarco murray with a 32-yard run in the first and passed emmett smith for the most yards in a season as a cowboy. his teammate breaks terrell owens record. this catch gave him 16td receptions and the boys cruise to a 44-7 tan victory. 17 victory. jj watt was a beast all season. first player that had two 20 plus sack seasons. he has my vote for league mvp and oh yeah texans won it 23-17. wild card weekend the best weekend of the nl season and here is the afc and nfc match ups. plan your weekend. on saturday the playoffs kick off with the carolina panthers hosting the arizona cardinals and then the nightcap promises to be a smash mouth rival between baltimore and pit

into the over night hours it begins to pass over the bay area. i am picking up on a few drops of moisture. we thought about the possibility of snow showers over the higher elevations. but you can see whatever falls, it is not going to bring a lot. we may see a dusting if we are lucky. the sierra could pick up a few inches but for us, the issue is the wind behind it. tomorrow morning, it is already moving south. it will move into the desert southwest. burt for us -- but for us the winds will pick up. we talked about this, a wind advisory. look at the winds into the afternoon tomorrow. talking 25-35 miles per hour winds with gusts 45 to perhaps 60 for the higher elevations. very blustery. these winds are strong enough to bring down power lines as well as topple the trees. this will be with us into tuesday, half of wednesday, and then the colder air settles in by new year's eve into new year's day. a look at the numbers tomorrow morning, not too bad. we still have 30s, 40s. 42 degrees in oakland. 36 santa rosa. 39 san jose. upper 40s to low 50s. coo

pop over the horizon. moving forward, though, off this mild after start, it can only bode well down the road here, toward the tail end of the day. we expect that temperatures to easily hit or at least flirt with 60 degrees. far above average. by about 10 degrees or so. so we will take what we can get while we can get it even if it means dealing with clouds and shower here and there from the next front on the move. real quick check on the area headlights for you. temperatures will be going on swing throughout the course of the week. and because of that, by tomorrow, we are being interesting some wintery weather. yep, some snow, some sleet, we will just sort of time it all out, tell you exactly how much you need to expect too all coming up a little later in the show. jess, over to you for now. >> thank you, nice to be pleasantly surprised when you wake up in the morning, isn't it, walking out the door, and thinking it is freezing, not perfect. thank you. 5:35, we go outside right now and check out how the vi

to move over san francisco. uch got a good six to eight hours of heavy rainfall on the way in the city. we're going to keep showing you that bridge and the impact. it's going to be a good idea how this system will affect the south bay when it finally gets here. we're not going to have to wait that long. this thing is on the move. we're starting to get shower activity heavy at times. it's north of palo alto on the way. i'll give you the timeline for where you live. that's going to dictate hope rain and how much in my first report. >> first mike has a lot of updates to get you through. >> we can't enumerate every little incident that's being reported. so far no full closures for most of your freeways. we'll show you oakland where the camera is really swinging around. that wind really coming through and the rain from the peninsula side, as christina said. and the bay bridge, the rain coming diagonally across the screen, kicking up on the cars behind them. the flooding reported for the north bay and mill valley. chr

angry over the executive action over immigration. stay tuned.hat is one of the big things we are watching. >>> on the democratic side, outgoing massachusetts governor duval patrick is blaming the losses on president obama. he said the president, quote, wasn't very good about delivering a clear, concise message. >> election day was a good day for republicans. a bad day for democrats who don't stand for anything. when democrats stand for something, or grow a backbone and stand up for what we believe, we win. >> patrick told "meet the press" he thinks hillary clinton would be a great candidate. >>> there are growing calls this morning for republican congressional staffer to resign. elizabeth lauten has taken a dig on the first daughters on facebook. she works for steven fincher of tennessee. she criticized how the daughters carried themselves last week. she said, quote, try dressing like you deserve respect, not at a bar. brian stelter talks about why the story has received so much attention. >> reporter: i think the story has gained traction becau

jess, over to you. >> and thank you, katie.tunately we don't have much in the way of volume out on a lot of major roadways, they're slippery and wet. we start off things on 95 at broad. where you can see things moving along nicely, you can see, how shiny and slippery things could be here. so the northbound lanes moving along great, southbound toward center city moving along great, there as well. over on 422 at trooper road, things moving great in the east and westbound directions. so far over in the lehigh valley getting report of some icy conditions. we just want you to use caution, do just be slippery there, as well. northeast extention on 78 and route 22, just for the time being. now the burlington bristol bridge currently stopped for opening. so you want to avoid any delays there. just take the talcony-palmyra bridge to get around for the next 15 minutes, half hour or so. there is some flooding being reported out in new jersey black horse pike, closing it currently at cologne avenue. alternate to get around therefore the ti

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and over again. and -- >> said he likes to play like a point guards, making everybody better. >> he does, here you see the eagles, get the fumble, recovering, seven p-nothing, and here's a touchdown, jeremy maclin, ties career high. figure the eagles -- team like seattle, they don't panic at all. seventeen-14, but wilson doesn't -- he is like a point guards, ukee, point guard, that three with 22nd left in the shock clock, that's third down for the nfl. here the read option which pretty much the eagles all day, threat there. but the third down, what really killed them. over and over, third and long t takes the heart out of defense, time of possession, they kept it high. eagles couldn't get into a flow with it like that a lot of that because wilson -- >> michael jackson school officiating say look at the officials and the stripes or look at the man in the mirror. the referee, the officiating wasn't great. not the reason they lost the football game. chip kelly and the team -- chip was very frustrated an

jess, over to you. >> thanks, katie. morning, everybody, 7:04. we start things off out on the blue route just approaching the pa turnpike and the southbound lanes here. everything still doing just fine actually, no real volume starting to accumulate. same story really for the ben franklin bridge, from the philly side, so all lanes completely open, headlights right here, are headed westbound into the city, and having no problems doing so. we do have road closure out in rich lands route 309 in both directions closed, between toll gate road and station road, take old bethlehem pike to get on by for the time being. and an accident out in bristol green lane pacific avenues. use caution to put you into the should i am. row debris blair at west county line road. use some caution. clean up currently septa on modified schedule, see if you are eye ' affected by that, no problem for dart or jersey transit. back to you. >> new this morning philadelphia police are investigating what led to a deadly crash in nicetown. >> a car hit a p

it said, "when you come over "east berlin to land, drop it over here.e's not many people and we'll have a lot better chance at it." and i said, "why not?" so we were getting stuff like crazy. so i'd save it and go over east berlin, see a soccer match and drop it. and the soccer ball would take off to the joneses and the kids would chase the parachutes. and they'd have well, two weeks of this. came back from berlin, tempelhof to rhein-main an officer met the airplane. okay. what's up? he said, "what are you doing over east berlin?" i said, "i'm dropping to those nasty communist kids." "you can't do that." i said, "the law of gravity's the same on both sides of the border." he said, "that's not the problem." he said, "the soviets had complained "to the state department "that it's a dirty capitalist trick. "you're trying to influence "the minds of the people against them. "you've got to stop because we haven't jurisdiction over that air space you're using." so i had to stop. (gail halvorsen) they let people come out on the field and control and talk to the

general rain right over san francisco or over the bay bridge over to oakland, berkley. to be form alleging here toward saint aleana. some could be rather intense and heavy. another area of concern will be that. the last thing we need is heavy torrential rain. but it could happen. you can things popping up as well. petaluma, we're not done yet. the main core of the system is pushing towards the east now but this line forming off the coast will favor santa coast as well. we took the bulk of this which is down in southern california patchy fog out there. possible thunderstorms out there. highs will be cool, very cool with only 50s. rain is showing up already. >> it is raining hard where you just said. santa rosea. petaluma. there is a crash in the middle of all of. that driving south, not very good. as you know it is raping hard if you're watching us at home there. if you don't have to go right now, you probably shouldn't go. . lafayette to oakland, there was an earlier crash. it is clear but traffic is still very slow getting up to the tanl. toll plaza of the bay bridge i

police are saying that it's over.et us your was dramatic over the past hour or so. and little after 2:00 a.m. local time, a male hostage ran out and a few moments later, two more groups of hostages ran out of the cafe and it to 15 a.m., shots were fired. at that point, police accident through flash grenades and multiple shots were fired and they entered the building and moments later, it was announced the siege was over. we have the identification of the gun man now. he is a 50-year-old self-proclaimed cleric. the media did not know his identification earlier and agreed to keep that quiet. he is iranian which is curious because i ram -- because iran is no friend of the islamic state and he did not have an islamic state flag during the siege but ajihadist flag. he was known to the police. to thee previously writtens families of dead australian soldiers or he was the gun man but his fate at this stage is unconfirmed. the policeusual that have not released a statement or held a news conference? i would say that a stateme

over 10" of rain this week. mount tam over 7" of rain. look at san francisco. that total reflects more rain this week alone than all of last year. and san jose with over 3.5" of rain. sfo so far no reports of any airport delays but we'll keep a watchful eye on that because we have fog that is developing. look at that cell that just passed through stockton. we have a new area of low pressure that's moving out of the north to the south. it will bring some rain showers in the early afternoon showers in the 60s. by the time the storm is done, which will be tomorrow morning, we will see up to .75" of rain in the wettest locations. so mainly the weekend will be dry but for the most part, we have a new storm rolling back in on monday. frank and michele? > thank you. >>> kpix 5's ryan takeo is live in the newsroom with more on the orion launch. >> this is a big deal. this spaceship could actually one day take people into deep space. >> reporter: on to an asteroid one day maybe even mars. no scrubbed launch today. nasa's new orion spacecraft is on the way to orbit in a

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gusty conditions, some over 35 miles per hour. to th the west, a cold side, chicago toward detroit, a chance pore snowfall here and gusty winds. that will be a story through wednesday and into christmas day itself. you will notice a few gusts, 30 30-50 miles per hour, to the east coast. better than a blizzard but some nasty weather for christmas here. >> brown: thank you so very much, eric fisher in boston. now to the storm over the hacking attack on sony pictures. the f.b.i. and president obama have blamed it on north korea. tonight, the north is having its own problems with the internet. bob orr has been looking into that. >> outages and connectivity problems have disrupted north korea's internet over the past few days and monday the spotty network crashed raising speculation of an attack by hackers or a state-sponsored cyberunit. experts caution the outages could be traced to maintenance problems or a malfunction but the internet blackout came as north korea threatened broad new cyberattacks against u.s. targets including the p

trees have been toppling over across the bay area. including in the south bay - where crews rushed to clean up and restore power after a large tree fell near williams street. kron4's alecia reid is in san jose. and shows us more of the damage. alecia reid>>: this is what's left of her car. when she came home she founded chief sitting on top of the roof. "we don't have money to buy new car." there have the names to crush the head of the vehicle., " the roots are now more than 10 ft. off the ground. they haven't figured out if the tree was rotten. men stopped work for the night and will resume in the morning. gusty winds in concord caused trees and power lines to fall down all over the city. in the area of galaxy way -- a power pole snapped in half leaving power lines dangling dangerously on top of two trucks. p-g-&-e crews worked well into the evening repairing the damage. trees fell along concord avenue as well -- roads in the area were closed for several hours today as workers scramble to clean up the mess. concord police tells us --

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several businesses were flooded over night after a marsh was pushed over the limit. boy take a look inside that business. i think that is a nail salon or hair salon. there was also a mud slide impacting three homes. coming up at 6:30, alex savidge is out in tiburon. he will give us a look at the dam and talk about why the situation could get even worse at about can this morning. >>> people living in marin county are used to flooding during heavy rains but many downtown businesses they have put up the sandbags. they have custom made flood gates outside of their stores as well as they get ready for more rain opinion marney owns doodle bug. nine years ago flood damage closed her shop for six months. >> 4.5 feet of mud came in. partly clouds it went through the door opinion >> city crews in san francisco are also preparing for the storm that is expected later today. they are shoring up the cliff near coit tower to prevent mud slides. >>> this is outside of memorial. the gunman man monis took several people hostage monday morning local time. we were covering it all mornin

that continued over the bay bridge. morning commuters on highway 24 were gum newspaper traffic with drive time stretching into an hour and a half because of flooding in san francisco in berkeley power out ang in delaware and fourth street created a little bit of a rain rush you the only police on the black that stayed !pen at the diner here. >> so l there were whole bunch of guy in line with apron on from the other restaurants who couldn't work and needed coffee and must have fins and things like that. >> kitchen kept ongoing turning out home fry and flap jack. power rae stored after hour and a half. the combination of written and leaves clogged up storm drains causing some corn tore flood but all the residents we talked to welcome the showers. >> if come on we need more of this. it's not inhaven't. everything is fine. the it's warm. i like it. one berkeley resident the pwraw autopsy cup of tea and stood in the rain to take it in. >> i got up at 6 raining since then really. just like this. kind of slow. but it's nice. >

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once again a positive story we have k p m that is going to rent just a snapshot we were $260 million over last year our expenditures were higher than this we added to the assets about $251 million theres part of the reason for the ratings other than the asset side our total assets increased toy by 47 millions on the capital side we're putting more stuff into the ground and masonic our employee side and our personal services we had a higher adjourned estimated claims than projected 0 our net assets liability increased by $420 million we completed the identity in record time and once again that was q key to our bond ratings i'm going to turn it over to my colleague. >> good afternoon. i'm lisa i'm the senior manager that bills was - we're required to discuss with those charged that governance over mta you have a slide presentation this year's on 5 slides slide number one our responsibilities under generally accepted italy standards we do not express an opinion on internal controls but that came to our attention we explicit identify anything that was to be redirect to you in looking at inter

they use the term flash over. what's a flash over fire? difficulty in a basement fire is typically if you're fighting a fire that's above you or on the same level, heat and smoke rises, so you can get down below a lot of the heat and smoke that you're entering. >> flash over, back situation, temperatures can rise easily next he is of 15 to 1800 degrees. >> what? >> and the fire commissioner described it as going down a chimney. >> well, because heat and smoke rises. >> the only place for heat and smoke up the steps. >> when you open the door it is absolutely a good characterization. >> do you know if the autopsy's been complete in the. >> my understanding it has been completed. >> no -- >> no result released. >> and the services we don't know yet? >> services still being prepared. we expect to hear today. >> all right, joe, hang in there. >> can i just say, one more, brief statement? today on our website we're going to have a link if anybody would be interested in making donations to the family. >> oh, great. >> and everything that's donat

at 9:00 a.m is where patrol officers took over. in the east bay on the 880 freeway, the driver veers through traffic. then, in hayward serving into traffic lanes. the passenger bailed out and the pursuit ended in san leandro. and looked as if the police could intercept the truck. >> speeds were too high on that freeway. >> officers could not get ahead of the truck. in the end, police from several departments saturated this neighborhood where the driver tried to run away by jumping over backyard fences. he was hiding under a bridge. police tell me the driver was not hurt. tonight the two culprits are now in custody. dan? >> thank you very much. that passenger appeared to be smoking during the beginning of the pursuit. he bailed then the driver stopped in san leandro. you can see the officer. we're waiting to hear what charges the men face but we know they include charges of the driver trying to hit one of them. >> here is what happened when a driver won't stop for a state park ranger. he was killed when his pick up plunged 75 feet i

over three-tenths in san jose. over a quarter in hayward. and nearly another half inch of rain on top of the five to six inches of rain that has accumulated in santa rosa. all right, statewide today if you are traveling to the high sierra, elizabeth will have all that information on whether or not you need chains. otherwise, we still have a winter storm warning in effect for the high sierra. a blizzard warning for western plumas county. up to three feet of snow is expected above 7500 feet. down to lake level 10 to 20 inches total. it continues to snow, as well. meanwhile, we do have this powerful pacific storm. it is exiting our region. but you have to remember, behind it, when you see all these speckles here, that's a good indication we have a lot of unstable air mass. around the core, the center, we have a lot of cooler air mass, as well. so you're bringing in the colder air, shoving out the subtropical moisture, the end result is we do have that chance of a thunderstorm with our high temperatures seasonal, a cool kind of winter day with n

jess over to you. >> thank you katie.ortunately, not really cool to wear sweat pants out on now years eve. 5:45 going outside on the schuylkill expressway, around the conshohocken curve westbound everything looking great. no problems on the eastbound lanes, as well. but over on the ben franklin bridge, all lanes open, fortunately there is from the philly side so headed westbound into the city currently no problems, no problems headed on in to new jersey, from philadelphia, as well. now, out in west chester, the west chester pike near five points, car fire, use some caution when traveling on by. 422 westbound from 202 into oaks about seven minute trip. blue route from 95 into the schuylkill expressway, northbound, little clear there. still, that's about 18 minute trip and 12 minutes on 202 in you're headed northbound. no real problems, guys. but don't forget, when on the road, get updated information about traffic backups with the new your drive app. you can download the app for iphone and android devices go going to cbsph

and over the next six months, mr.ea ice cream will be in over 6,000 grocery stores nationwide. what do you guys see as next? richard: we're working with another company. they have food service. business was probably $13 million. and they're very interested in us taking that over. michael: when they contacted us a few weeks ago, her opening line was, "we're done fighting mr. green tea's distribution in new york." and that -- i think that shows, you know, the -- the real -- the real actual labor and work we've put in the distribution end of the company. i think probably the highest moment to date has been knowing that we're finally independent and not relying on other companies to manufacture our products, other companies to make money. that really is the heart and soul of the business. lemonis: look at how different his game is. you really have your act together. i'm telling you, just 'cause i'm not with you... lori: and he's gorgeous, isn't he? michael: okay. very good. all right. lori: the process of working with mar

you don't have anyone over there that could type that up real quick and send it over here so we could begin a debate? >> there is no doubt we are starting a third war in this particular region. >> this is bigger than just where it is in iraq and syria. and secondly, let me be crystal clear. we didn't start this. we're not absolutely to start a third war. osama bin laden started this. >> the committee which was once chaired by kerry will vote this week on a propose al that would allow the u.s. to fight isis anywhere in the world, but would ban the use of boots on the ground. >>> william and kate wowed the us culminating in a grand and gl glitzy gala. >> reporter: the royals dazzled in their formal wear. it's where they met and ultimately fell in love. >> this gala at the met is the official last stop for will and kate in the united states, a jammed packed tuesday which started earlier in the day in manhatt manhatt manhattan. they began their day paying respect to the victims of 9/11. they spent a half hour walk through in museum. great britain lost 67 souls in the attack. from there, i

under these unhappy conditions you can go from bachelors degree to management and over -- just over 20 years. there are reasons for this rather grim phenomenon known as the aging worker problem. incredibly rapid technological changes. a concurrent fast transition to automation that replaces man with machine. the swift progress of knowledge in general to a sophisticated plateau that makes yesterday's education seem useless. needed universal concern for the welfare and nurturing of our young evil and in a scene category, the well-known population explosion. fact, one could postulate that we are in the middle of two hot -- to population explosions. the ages of between 50 and 60, the men and women cast aside who find themselves in a desperate struggle for survival in a world that they never made, either. we had better start worrying about them. if that problem is left unsolved can have a profound and depressing effect on the entire national economy. in one way or another it will andh the pocketbooks fortunes of every american and could easily hold back the golden dream of a truly great soc

and over the ridge, 100 miles per hour. and blizzard warning starts, but it's not knowing now, it's warm. the cold air arrives thunderstorms and then down to 4500 feet. >> and then the roads will get worse. >> brutal. >> thank you. >> okay. >>> the storm causing problems at airports as you can imagine this morning. we're checking in with san francisco, oakland and san jose. and we will see how flights are doing right now. >>> and gearing up for award season in holiday. the golden globe nominations just announced within the last 45 minutes. >>> welcome back to the channel 2 morning news. we are on storm watch. we've been here since 4:00 this morning and keeping an eye on the trouble spots. and a live look at the bay bridge. and you can see not only is our camera clouded because there's a significant amount of rain but you can see boy, traffic very slow moving along the new part of the bridge there. so traffic is an issue. there are fewer cars out in spots because the schools have been closed so that's good news but it's the

tigers ran over the sooners.williams shake off the tackle. 26 yard touch down south threw 3 td pass. the win big. 40-6. texas a&m west virnia play in liberty bowl. quarterback allen fifth contrary start. threw for 4 td passes. 40 yards to trade. williams and texas a&m win big. 45-37. that final. switch gear. college hoop and match up with intern. calm before the storm. the shot. point guard water so that in and out transition. the floater. had he 8.7 assist. waldo the revenge. a little reverse lay up. up 14. game high 21 points. hold on to win. after the game waerlts upset at something gets in a shouting match with randy bennett. stanford hosting arkansas pine bluff. had 14 points in the first half. same amount at stanford anthony brown. brown 4 or 5 from beyond the ark. on fire. 45 beyond the ark. on fire. 45-14 at the half. 71-36 stanford in the second half. complete highlights come up at 11:00. cal women looking to snap a 3 game losing streak taking on old dominion. 14 assist. 8 rebound. 7 steals. quite a game

come on over. >> hi, come on over. come on over. >> well, back (closed captioning is being provided as a public service by cn8.) >> what is your name. >> destiny. >> you are destiny and your destiny was to come in and do that little calendar thing. did they give you anything on saturday. >> no. >> no consolation prize. >> something out of the vending machine, anything. >> fox 29 mug. >> no. >> they took her to the cafeteria. >> yes. >> did they feet you. >> yes. >> caesar salad. >> bag of chips. >> okay. >> a bag of chips. >> give me one of those little bears there, she loves paddington bear. >> yes good sure you do. >> do you want that. >> i just wanted to meet you too, okay. that is all. >> hi, how are you. >> i'm glad you came back. >> what is your name. >> guillen a. >> yes. >> are you guillen a's mom. >> yes. >> let's hope there is something in the box because i have not checked. this is the 15th. it is that one right there. >> right there. >> come on, so now they have taped it shut. >> there you go. >> cute. >> t

that will quickly turn over to rain.much all day tuesday most areas see rain and there could be pockets of heavier rain and then by later tuesday night wednesday there could be some leftover snow showers especially up into the mountains. now, the timing and the track of this storm still a little bit uncertain because it hasn't developed yet and that will determine how much precipitation we see. again one to up to 3-inches of rainfall. overnight cold dee and clear, tomorrow 40 still chilly, partial sunshine. here's the extended forecast. low 40's tuesday, periods of rain, windy around 40 degrees on wednesday, still leftover rain and snow showers possible. keeping the low 40's by the end of the week but at least we dry out. next weekend is nice the high near 50 degrees. holiday lights are starting to go up. we want to see pictures of your holiday display on social media using the hashtag cbs3 holiday lights or e-mail to cbs3 fill.com. >> how big is this game between the eagles and seahawks. when the stars show up you know

pretty over the area -- they are claiming full sovereignty over the area.highest ranking official the anticorruption campaign. stephen engle is in beijing with the details. quite a fall for zhou. >> yes. differentll for a person in similar circumstance. we have known for quite some time that in this investigation was going on and now we have the official party confirmation of expelled for been possible serious violations of political, organizational, confidentiality. the more salacious details, the sexy angles, probably bad choice of words are the moral allegations against zhou, who is the former internal security czar. abuses are said zhou to help friends make profits and accepted huge bribes personally and for his family members and have multiple adulterous relationships and traded favors for sex. it was the allegations about leaking state secrets that is perhaps even more significant because this means formal charges would allow for a closed-door trial on like the other trial which was open. criminal code dictates the suspect cannot be tried publicly if

he found himself at war with lawmakers, regulators, over the public over $165 million in bonuses to tradersthe financial products unit, the same unit that almost sank aig. i want to read a quote from david scott from georgia. he said, "we are, in effect, at war." at war over the $165 million of bonuses they were trying to get back. >> why weren't they at war at the $100 million that was spent between four firms to watch the people of aig work, to see if they are doing the right thing. whatever it is the congressman said, we spent $100 million watching people that you paid $165 million to over the work that they did that they earned. so you tell me, maybe i'm nuts. maybe i'm the crazy one. >> crazy, or at least crazy enough to threaten to quit the job he just started if the bonuses were not awarded. you threatened to quit, didn't you? >> what i said is that i would announce my retirement in april of 2010. i did not quit. i said that i'm going to say that we are stabilized and it is time for me to move on, because if i cannot commit to a compensation program that makes sense -- remember, peop

but the orange now creeping over here, highway 52, 101, gilroy, heading over toward i-5. a lot of moisture in the land and that's causing some fog. >> palo alto is adopting a new parking program aimed at keeping commuters out of neighborhoods. right now most areas only allow two-hour parking so many people who work downtown turn to nearby neighborhoods for free spots. that, however, is about to change courtesy of a new permit program. residents who live downtown will get one free permit while commuters will have to pay between $100 and $450 per year depending upon their income. >> a lot of people working here are working on minimum wage or a bit above. and starting to pay permits or garages is going to be part of a problem. >> no such thing as free ride and now no such thing as free spot. >> and that's the scene at san jose's jungle homeless encampment as we give you a live look now. police are moving into the site. they are closing down the notorious homeless encampment known as the jungle. the city warned residents earlier this week they had until this morning to clear

but it's not over yet. mentor to guide them on their new journey. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the fallout over the shooting of two new york city office. we'll speak with new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >>> plus, a closer look at drone safety as the faa struggles to mandate the unmanned aircraft. >>> and cnet will show us great last-minute gifts. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> good morning, today is tuesday, december 23rd, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm diana rocco in for ukee washington. here are stories we're following today. but the cases on the street, gunman shoots a three year old and another person in broad daylight. update on the search for the shooter y people who live in that neighborhood aren't surprised. >> also, protests against police killings continue in new york even after the mayor asks people to put them on hold. >> andres for rain today. storm scan3 shows mo

eagles season is over. the next week they will be watching others in the playoffs but they did finish the season with a win. chip kelly played the game with his starters and they won their tenth game of the season. lets go to east rutherford new jersey. eagles and giants. eagles down seven to nothing the in the first mark sanchez to jordan matthews. big touchdown play. matthews had eight catches on the day for over a hundred yard. with the eagles only up by eight in the first quarter eli manning throws it up. nate allen interception. saves eagles win. they win tonight east rutherford. media wanted chip to play his backups but chip didn't worry about draft picks or looking at backups. >> to win ten games in this league is difficult. i was proud of those guys. i was proud how they came out and what their attitude was on tuesday, first time back. i didn't see anybody feeling sorry. they came out. we had a good week of preparation. you know, you hope you can build on it but we will see where that goes. >> that