the high of 28 won't come in until 9:00 p.m., so p.m. -- 10:00 p.m. winds dieing down, but very cold through the afternoon. 26 in allentown. 27 in reading an trenton. 28 in wilmington. 30 in millville. 32 in cape may. and then we get snow overnight, by 11:00 p.m., the model wants to stay dry, but sometime after midnight we're looking at snow sweep up the i-95 corridor and mainly in the northern suburbs is where the higher amounts would be, so that makes sense. i-95 snow fills in all the way up to the poconos. rain starts around 6:00 p.m. warm air will transition the rain. it will transition to rain south to north tomorrow. there will be an area where you get freezing rain. but the changeover will be quick. 9:00 a.m., all rain in philadelphia and probably to mix in rain drops in allentown, as well. later on in the midday, hours, to noon, even allentown will start is to change over. one thing i will caution you the afternoon is dry, there may be a little bit of a delay in the rain washing away all the ice and melting all that. in terms of snow looks lik

a sunny christmas, 40 by 10:00 a.m., so overall, a very pleasant christmas by 3:00 p.m., seeing upper 40s to low 50s. your 10-day on 10 does bring a change by later next week. we are tracking this mild trend in the works, so it looks like thursday brings those temperatures in the 50s. here we are added some showers, breezy on tuesday, sunshine on wednesday and adding some showers on thursday, and new year's eve, what can we expect? it will be dry, however it will be much colder. >>> coming up, pre-k spots are up for grabs for philadelphia children because of the new soda tax going into effect until new year. we'll explain how to get one of those slots all new at 5:30. how one little girl's stuffed toys made it through the friendly skies all the way back home after getting lost at the airport. >>> now to concerns about the avian flu. cats may have been expose to the virus in new york city shelters. they are being quarantined right now, right now none of the cats have tested positive for the avian flu. >>> the tigers in the brandy wine zoo will be looking for love. early next month, zan

we're not going to hit the high until 9:00 p.m., so p.m. tonight, a slow climb in temperatures, but cold and uncomfortable out there. quick look at the airport, we're hoping for all green aircraft that's what we got, no major delays. in chicago, 1 degrees with snow in o'hare. >>> kidneys for orderly donors may -- older donors may be a solution for people who need life saving life transplants. kidneys from 80-year-old patients show high success rates. >> this is new on "action news," yet another case of an ecigarette exploding in a smoker's case. 24-year-old man of connecticut said he was smoking the device outside of work when it exploded in his mouth. the blast damaged four of his death and burned his hand. >> i remember going to take the hit, as soon as that happened, i don't remember anything else, my co-workers saw it fry from my teeth all the way into the air. >> the fda has identified 66 explosion from ecigarettes in 2015 and early this year in most cases the battery was to blame. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, ac

the winter weather advisory was extended through 9:00 p.m. so keep this in mind. look how slow everybody is going. pl going to be slippery stretches. that is the part where i would be scared. take your foot off the gas just for a moment to let your car coast. temperatures have been hovering in the mid-30's all day. the snow will be tapering off toward 8:00 and i will be talking about how much more snow we will get, where the troubled spots will be and the monday crash this morning on i-41 in washington county, just south of slinger. the sheriff's office says one car crossed the median and got hit by a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. two drivers went to the hospital but will be ok. the southbound lanes were closed for more than an hour while crews cleaned up the wreck. >> the city of milwaukee has 102 salt trucks out right now. a public works spokesperson says they've finished salting the main streets and are now focusing on side streets. they encourage drivers to slow down and give trucks plenty of room. the sidestreets are really the slickest. >> that i

the rain tapering off after 2:00 p.m. or so, this afternoon, high 46 at 3:00 p.m., down to 43 by 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 40 degrees drying out there. we'll be back with some of our top stories. >> reporter: in "g.m.a.'s" first look, a dramatic rescue for three teens after routine fishing trip turned upside down. literally. >> we're in the middle of the ocean we flipped a boat. >> reporter: they were fishing two miles off the florida keys when their boat started taking on water. >> when you're in trouble, it will take a minute for the boat to go down. he saved his phone. i jumped in and kept my hand above the water. as they called 911 the teens climbed on to the top of the 22-foot boat. >> everybody is a swimmer or no? >> reporter: we're all strong swimmers. >> luckily they spotted the teen and brought them to shore. >> it's a huge relief to come up to them and see all three together with the boat. >> we'll more of the stunning survival story coming up at 7:00 a.m. with the "g.m.a." first look, i'm diane masatto, nabs new york. th

so it begins at 6 p.m. watch out for bicyclists and drive safely. >>> at this time i'd like to give a big shoutout and say thank you to all the wonderful men and women at the airport control tower at sfo. you do such great work out there. and i really thank you. and you're sitting right now all cozy in your brand-new tower. whoo! gorgeous. look at that design. it stands 221 feet high. able to look out over the complete airfield and noticing even oakland across the bay. so far we have no airport delays at either airport. mineta you're doing okay, as well. currently 30 degrees in santa rosa. santa rosa is reporting areas of fog with visibility down to three-quarters mile. oakland at 44. it's 37 degrees in livermore. these temperatures are about 5 or 6 degrees warmer than yesterday except in santa rosa. now we have a shield of clouds working its way into our forecast. moving in from southern california lifting up north. partly to mostly cloudy during the afternoon hours highs today in the 50s a few low 60s. it

to 10:00 p.m. so another week or so tone joy the fun. recommend you get tickets ahead of time just to make sure that it is not sold out when you come but certainly worth seeing. keep you in the christmas spirit, guys for just a little bit longer. iain, back to you. >> brad, looks good, thank you very much. >>> welcoming up nearly 100 people feared dead after a russian plane crashed into the sea. the world famous group believed was on board. and volunteers making the christmas holiday special for people that are less fortunately and learning the true meaning of the holiday. sean? >> nba giving us a couple christmas gems. cavs and warriors playing for the first time since nfb finals and they picked up right where they left off. that's coming up later in sports. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live st

or 2:00 p.m. so an early afternoon high before we start to fall back to 40 by 3:00 p.m. 37 by 5:00 p.m. 35 by 7:00 p.m. this evening, the winds die down a little bit, but it will be chilly. some of the winds during the day, hold on to the steering wheel if you're driving the minivan around, we'll have windy gusts 0 to 40 miles per hour. price nice for the weekend and nice for the midnight hour tomorrow. i'll have that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> reporter: do the white knuckle grip and without for icy patches. good morning, everybody, along i-95 we have a disabled vehicle on the northbound side of cottman avenue in the old work zone, dv is gone, all four lanes opened in both directions. no southbound delay, i don't expect many delays this morning, i think a lot of people will have off work today keeping the volume light. overnight construction has cleared out of the way, the crews left early morning, now, they don't come back to the vine street express way until tuesday night. you have sev

new york knicks against the warriors tonight, game time 7:30 p.m. so keep in mind there will be some delays on the nimitz freeway but roberta said that rain will have moved out of the way so you can get there pretty safely. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> in pacifica, heavy rains and towering waves are damaging the city's cliffsides and that puts buildings that are already teetering on the edge in major danger. kpix 5's san sand live in pacifica on the rush to demolish one property before it false into the ocean. sandra. >> reporter: anne, the building that you can somewhat see behind me, it's very dark out here, it was actually yellow- tagged in january. it was deemed unsafe for living in january. residents could only go in to remove their belongings. but now they are saying that building is in danger of tumble into the ocean over -- in danger of tumbling into the ocean over the cliffside. the storm not doing us any favors when it comes to all of that. today the city manager and the director of emergency management of pacifica

sumac the holiday lighting is about 5:30 p.m. and so on january 3 they will also be the only big differences that will fall to the 20 later on tonight whether not were looking then 40 degrees felt west went starts to shift and will start to see a few of these rain showers mixed today inches of accumulation a week warm front starts to lift. we solve a lot of cold air in incident next week will be somewhat interesting. i know that's coming raise been close were doing a christmas story run that is for local access only. right now no problems coming across the inner com out of town looking good on the shore way we are not document some guys it's a tractor-trailer with the dude named matt. always maintained the same buffer. they have along to thousands and miles calling various floats the compare trailer through colorado this team is in constant contact eventually and other weather conditions as well lake rain and snow and fog in things like that. it takes up for now seconds for loaded semi to stop at 55 miles maria, fox 8 news. >> is you're

to 9 p.m. so, i invite you all. it's free for the community. and we're featuring some new aspects. so, we're having cocina, which is a demonstration of healthy eating, healthy cooking, through a partnership with veggielution and their cocina program. and we're also having loteria, we're having food vendors, and we're having arts and cultural vendors, and activities for kids. so, i invite you all to come, yeah. and let me talk to you a little bit one more aspect of it is our beautification projects, which will also take place in the next year. and we're gonna be working with organizations in the community and also residents in the community to identify three sites that have been identified as negative zones, blight zones, and really coming together and having a conversation on how do we transform these spaces to more positive, vibrant space that really represents the community and what it is. damian: wow, a lot of great things happening there. now, y'all were given the keys to the mexican heritage

p.m. tonight. so the rain is gone by 11 p.m. tomorrow dry, breezy, chilly, highs in the low 50s. temperatures inland freezing. oakland 55. san rafael 53. mountain view 53. livermore only 52. so some consistency now and in some areas we need to dry out. we will dry out. there is no rain in our forecast for the next 7 days after today. highs will be in the 50s. it will be chilly at night. i'm going to add up some numbers for the rainfall totals. wouldn't be surprised if parts of the north bay three months in the water year are at 200% of average, the highest since the el nino of the '90s. >> good that we're getting a little time to recover. >> absolutely. we need this week of dry. >> all right, paul. thanks. >>> we have some wild video to show you from the peninsula. a home surveillance camera captured the moments a mountain lion drags a lifeless body of a deer off a front porch. kpix 5's keit do spoke to the homeowners who witnessed it firsthand. [ dog barking ] >> reporter: the barking dogs and pair of glowing eyes in the darkness were the first clues that something was on the por

so expect some delays on the nimitz freeway. and if you are heading into the south bay for the sharks game philadelphia flyers versus the san jose sharks puck drops at 7 p.malso we have some things going on in san francisco. critical mass bike ride. now this causes a lot of chaos in the city lots of bikes out there to watch out for so this begins at 6 p.m. so you want to make sure you're keeping an eye on those delays. and also those bikes. drive safely. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> right now 20,000 people are staring at a live stream waiting for a bald eagle to hatch. the first cracks on one of two eggs look at that, see a little beak poking through eventually. >> coming out like a hatchimal. >> people are watching this southwest florida eagle cam from as far away as china hoping to see the baby eagle when it hatches. the mother, harriet is one of 1500 bald eagles to call florida home. >>> time now 4:52. amazon taking drone deliveries to a higher level. we'll explain. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the 50-million dollar lawsuit >>> walmart and amazon have been hit with a multi-million dollar lawsuit by a rap grew run dmc. the $50 million la

and the temperatures begin to fall at 7:00 p.m. so tonight, 7:00, it's gusting near 30 miles an hour along the coastline. it's the higher terrain that see higher gusts but it's the wind direction out of the northeast that will help to push the temperatures up for your friday. it's still going to be breezy friday afternoon going into early afternoon and that's going to allow the temperatures to come up and be a mild day. tomorrow morning, not a mild one. a breezy one and chilly one. upper 30s to 40s with clear conditions. you'll need to dress warmly. now, early next week, i hope you know where your heavy wool scarfs are. it's going to get cold. tuesday morning, temperatures drop near freezing as we head into wednesday. you'll notice there are 33 degrees, 44 degrees inland valleys. so that december chill will be with us in the mornings and afternoons will be cool as well you can see in the seven-day forecast. breezy with afternoon highs mild for december. low to mid-60s around the region and sunshine. here's a look at the seven-day fore

, police rush the man to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead just before 7:00 p.m. so far in word on a motive as police continue to search for the killer. >>> well, a south philadelphia community is coming together to begin saying their final good byes to a local grocery store owner, who was murdered in her shop, on christmas eve. marie buck's viewing will be held at baldi funeral home on south broad street from 7:00 to 9:00 tonight as family and friend get ready to pay their respects to the 81 year-old woman. police continue to search for her killer who shot buck, 11 times, at point blank range. her funeral mass is scheduled for tomorrow morning, at 11:00 . >>> meanwhile a pennsylvania state police are looking for a man whom they say ran off after leading them on a chase through several counties, they say, he and his wife and two kids in the car at the time. they say they tried to pull over 24 year-old john soto in berks county, and that is when he sped off, leading them on a chase through berks, chester and montgomery counties. the chase ended in colebrookdale townsh

upper 40s 7:00 p.m. so good news there. be sure you bundle up. tree lighting temperatures starting this at 11:00 a.m. and pausing this at 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. upper 40s to low 50s. so milder temperatures and breezes will start to die down. you do have to bundle up. our weekend forecast looking pretty good by tomorrow. temperatures will start to kind of get a little bit cooler by sunday. notice that we have mid-to upper 40s. lots of sunshine however but it will be a gusty saturday. i do have the ten day on ten coming up in just a bit. >> we'll see you shortly. thanks. >>> unique approach to preparing students for high school. we'll tell you about the school district that's giving kids a crash course on life beyond the classroom. >>> the governor denied any involvement and never been charged in the case however as we reported earlier a jury did convict two of christie's aids for experience. a special prosecutor looking into christie's alleged involvement. >>> in other news this morning an organization dedicated to helping abuse and neglected kids in o

until 1:44 p.m. so if you do take patco, make sure that you are on alert. water main break, we've been keeping an eye on this all morning, route 70 eastbound at 295. the left lane is blocked there. so as alternative, take the white horse pike. and also, some construction to keep an eye on, if you are using route 130, it is in both directions, between 322 and route 44. one lane blocked there. jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you, patrick. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we are live with scary night for philadelphia police. they're fired on while trying to chase down group of suspects. >> also, facebook, and big news, what the social media giant says it will give to fight for the false report. >> even though apart this christmas, mill tea wife gets create i have to include her husband serving overseas on this year's holiday card. back at the top of the hour. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, it is a one-two punch from old-man-winter. first sub zero windchills,

and then every half hour with the last bus loading at 11:30 p.m. sowill you please join me in thanking this panel. [ applause ]. tonight on american history tv, art and american history, including paintings of 19th century washington, d.c. artists depictions of the revolutionary war and george washington. also a tour of the andy warhol museum and the lives and works of russell and ga pa o'keefe. american history tv 8:00 eastern on c-span3. . >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday afternoon just before 5:00 eastern, architectural historian barry lewis talks about construction of the brooklyn bridge, why manhattan needed the bridge, and how transportation in the city changed at the turn of the 20th century. >> when the brooklyn bridge was open, it did not put the ferries out of business. the ferries were still running at capacity. by the mid 1890s, the city of brooklyn had reached 1 million people. >> then at 8:00 on lectures in history. >> and that's the real sort of interesting thing about country music is that it's the music of

to 3 p.m. so past the noon hour and the south bay 3 to 6:00.est rain will hit you. highs tomorrow right around the 60-degree mark. livermore 62. santa rosa 58. mountain view 62 degrees. very wet and windy and then, we're done with the rain for at least a week. it will be chilly. not hitting 60 from friday through next wednesday. mainly sunny skies, cold nights and chilly afternoons. over to allen. >>> all right, paul. thanks very much. time for our "food for bay area families" food drive. davis lawrence from morgan stanley joins us an juan joins us from the alameda county food bank. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> dave, start with you, check comes from the morgan stanley foundation. tell us about that. >> the foundation for over 50 years has been a proud supporter of healthy starts for children and also a solid education. this partnership with the alameda county food bank is an extension with that effort. >> it's a sizable check. $50,000 coming from the foundation. and it's -- thank you very much. that's very generous [ applause ] >> ou

also the library is open until 8 p.m. so you can head over and get your car after the event this evening. >> i would like to recognize classic lines books and more they will be selling the book this evening and they want to make you aware there will be a book signing immediately after this evening. so i knew to working at the main librarymainlibrary, but one of t experiences was hearing about all the staff at the library speaking highly of her. we have a long-standing wonderful relationship with her being the executive director of pittsburgh arts and lectures and i've never met her until this evening so i had the great pleasure and i will give you the great pleasure if you allow me to introduce stephanie who will tell you about the remainder of the evening. [applause] >> we have a great house tonight for s.l. price. he's a super nice. you will love him. "playing through the whistle," is compassion for football and american town is the fourth book for s.l. price senior writer for sports illustrated or along with more than thr

and the drop is at 9 p.m. so we have activities from 6:30 and you can head down to hard rock harveys and then come out and ride. and there is still some room a little bit of snow in the forecast and the driving conditions should be good. >> you have the whole night planned out they have to call you and get the itinry. >> i want rain on this parade. it has been a great december and when you look at 2017 and how this winter is shaping up. in the whole area. how are we looking? >> i am feeling good. i just read the snow report that just came out. it the state issued the snow pack. it is a little below average but if we get those above average january, february and march it is looking really good. and right now, heavenly north and around the region, we have got great skiing conditions for along hall right now. we need to look for january. which is usually a little bit dry. but then we to february and march and that normal winter we talked about. 450 inches and i am feeling confident. the optu. is highism -- opt tuism

exi last train at 11:30 p.m. so. r by then. then. loots a look at traffic.a look one more in lestrs afthan 10tha1 minutes. holly. >> 5:49. dupont will may pay more than $50 million but won't admit fault for releasingelsing mercury into virginiairgi waterways for decades now. now this is under a proposedropose environmental settlement. it will be the largest environmental damageronmenta settlement in virginiania history. >> new this morning, the baltimore sun is thi reportingeg schools are considering a new idea to help suffe erincogns schools. the state school board isate considering offering vouchersg to create new charoffeterw ch programs. another idea is to create aa recovery school district thatoo would be made up ofdi the worst performing schools. nothing is set in stone justus yet but discussions will beginlg in the new yearly. yeay. >> d.c. police officers areer a now equipped with bodybody caras.s. 2600 cameras are deployedepye throughout the district.hout thr they are attached to officers' collars or their sh

we will pause things at 2:00 p.m. so we go from 45 on saturday in boston to 41 here on sunday. we got 40s all weekend in hyannis. we got 30s all weekend in the worcester area. so we got the pats taking on the rams here. sunday at 1:00 p.m. at gillette stadium and i got temperature in the upper 30s. looks cool and dry, mostly sunny, don't think we will have any kind of big winds and wind chill to worry about and 7-day forecast with the weekend always in view has us at 50 today, 45 tomorrow and 41 on into the weekend. 20s when you wake up on monday morning. got high 42 and couple flurries and sprinkles early in the morning and most of the information showing me the system overall looks like it is going to basically fall apart as it gets to us and look down the line to wednesday or thursday for next significant rain. back to you guys. >> local college raising wireness about the dangerous side of the season with dramatic video. moment the blowtorch touches the the room to become engulfed in flames. the video was posted online by worcester polytechnic institute and another reminder t

of year, not expecting a lot of wind, not expecting a lot of wind for mummers either, 46 at 2:00 p.m. so the weekend is again looking prate decent, i expect it to stay dry, sunday a little bit milder than what we're going to see on saturday. but much colder air is coming next week, we'll get into that a little bit later. >>> if you don't want to head to new york city for new year's, head over to the blue cross river rink, it's going to feature two new year's eve fireworks displays. don't miss round two right at midnight. >>> well one of the season's hottest toys have left some parents and their kids updebt. >> how they're counting off on social media about their hatchwooirhatc hatchimal headaches. nbc10 finds out what you need to doive your hatchimal doesn't work. >>> and a sink hole hope opens lehigh valley neighborhood. >>> and a murder investigation is raising new questions about crime investigation and your privacy. >>> here's a look at the closing bell on wall street, it's been a rough day with the dow, nasdaq and the s&p 500 all in the red. >>> police believe an amazon echo could b

here throughout the morning tracking the travel for you, but we're road is going to come about 4:00 p.m. so watch out. melissa, back to you. >> thank you, justin. out on the road to show you what's going on. travel early, travel late. if the bottom of the beltway are looking back look at the 301. a lot of people are doing that and you can still get to work to time. taking a look at the express lanes on 95, friday they're going to close northbound at 10 and open southbound at noon. saturday close southbound all day, sunday. open northbound at 10:00. aaron. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with derrick ward at the live deaf snook good morning. there's been an arrest of the night. he's been charged with capital murder. the boy acen king was killed. she was not hurt. after the shooting she drove to a nearby shopping center and that's when she realize heard grandson had been shot. back to you. >> derrick, thank you. >>> the united nations security council could possibly vote on israeli settlements this after they postponed a vote on a draft resolution. those remarks causing controversy because t

p.m. >> get them to bed so the real party can begin. [ laughter ] >>> this morning, we are learning morebout the reported problems about this year's hottest holiday toy hatchimal. some aren't hatching. the company behind the toy is flooded with complaints all week so they responded by posting a troubleshooting video online with ways that you can help it hatch. now there's a new problem. [ cursing ] >> whoa. >> several youtube videos have been posted of hatchimals allegedly saying the "f" word although we couldn't hear it because it was [ bleep ]'ed. well, it has some parents outraged but the toymaker says hey, hey, hey, no, these creatures are actually saying hug me. okay? so get your mind out of the gutter, everybody. >> what? >> hug me. >> hug me. >> hug me. >> take a hammer and just -- get the hatchimal out of there, right? >>> let's go over to check traffic with roqui. >> wow. okay. [ laughter ] >>> it's 5:15. let's check your bay area roads. we had a crash earlier but i guess the roads are looking so good right now it was easy to clear it out. we don't have to tell you about it. sta

everything clears after 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. so what to expect as far as rain or snow showers for lehigh valley we are seeing that mix. bethlehem 38 degrees is your expected high temperature with that wintery mix for the morning hours. phoenixville seeing likely a little bit of a wintery mix and everything changing over to rain showers. 44 for noon town. we do have warmer temperatures of course around philly. trenton 44. new jersey seeing widespread rain. your new year's eve forecast mid-to upper 30s with developing clouds by 10:00 to midnight keeping it in the mid-30s. the good news is it looks like it will be dry however tracking showers moving in by sunday. temperatures mainly in the 40s. on friday tracking a gusty day with lower 40s. low 40s on saturday. your new year's eve does look dry for now. showers for your second half into saund monday. temperatures climb into the upper 40s. partly cloudy skies for the following thursday and friday with temperatures dipping by next friday into the 30s. we are tracking much colder tempera

to 7:00 p.m. so the seven-day forecast shows friday afternoon, chilled sunshine, gusty conditions can low-to-mid 50s and plenty of sunshine over the weekend. >> alexis? >> in telecommuting is the option today would be the day to ask the boss for tomorrow. it will be river going all day from the morning to the afternoon. a problem spot walnut creek southbound 680 before treat boulevard we are downed with two lastlies because of a fur car crash. the backup is growing. eight miles per hour and six miles per hour, very heavy. jammed up to highway 4 on southbound 680 and 242 interest concord. significant delays. we are looking better when on the bay bridge with delays building from a disabled vehicle stalled in the right lane beyond treasure island and it is gone with things moving. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze 42 minutes and 12 minutes across the bay bridge and southbound 101 san francisco to sfo is ten minutes. >>> "good morning america" at 7:00 right here. >> and we go do new york city with a loo

the accident was reported at 4:00 p.m. so 32 minutes ago at the broadway patco line. there will be delays to the patco line as they try to figure out exactly what happened. we know that one person was struck and killed by that train. we don't know exactly how it occurred. we'll try to get more details for you. we'll continue to bring the details when we get them. >>> and more breaking news in philadelphia. police are investigating a deadly shooting that led to a car crash this afternoon in mt. airy, all of this happening on the 500 block of west mount lane. walter perez is leave with the latest from police. >> reporter: we'll give you a live look at the scene right here at the foot of the walnut street bridge, the accident scene is cleared up but the area is still cordoned off by police, keep that in mind. it happened at 12:30 this afternoon. the unidentified driver of a ford expedition lost control and witnesses say that the vehicle when airborne and crashed into the subaru and a woman then escaped from the passenger side of the suv and ran away. when police arrived

tonight, indiana pacers versus golden state warriors, game time 7:30 p.m., so expect some delays on the nimitz freeway. roberta, how do you feel about that? >> about the delays or the warriors? >> the warriors. >> how much time do you have? >>> good morning, everybody. looks like gotham city. we have our camera positioned atop the transamerica pyramid. we have air temperatures spanning from 39 degrees in santa rosa to the 30s in livermore, and due east towards oakland. we have winds on the increase, as well. right now winds are picking up at 12 to sfo. calm around the bay for the most part and into the san ramon valley. 3-miles-per-hour winds, gentle in concord and fairfield. winds increasing later today. north and northwest ten to 20, then 20 to 30 towards the evening commute. this is the satellite radar. the coast is not clear. mostly cloudy skies from the beaches through the bay, all because of that right there. it's an area of low pressure, well to the north of the bay area, kind of disorganized, but it is spilling in the cooler air mass, now the wind particle map with those redline

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so now before the wave impacts us. everybody under winter storm warnings until 8:00 p.m. tonight. if you are heading out the door this morning there is the heavier snow to the north right now. and the areas to the south with the lull. so the spotty showers from 9:00 to 10:00. the cold front will kick into high gear. it should be ending this evening. if you shoveled a couple of ins since last night. you will have to do so one more time or get the kids to do it. right? andy: exercise. yes. all right. lindsey, thank you very much. we want to get an update on the road conditions. hillary mintz is live on milwaukee's east side. hillary what are you seeing out there? hillary: well, andy and lindsey, you know, youal one with me right here, maybe you have one in the car to -- dig yourself out or do the walkway, it is light, i declare it off really quick. it is a powdered sugar snow today. it is light and fluffy. but if you do something long enough, you will get tired. and the roads here. i'm going to step over here to kilbourne. this is a main road here. this is something they have been la

and 7:00 p.m., so if this is a part of your afternoon commute, you'll be slowing there a bit.ay. and we have the jazz and warriors tonight at 7:30, so expect delays there. and the south bay game, flames and sharks, puck drops at 7:30, so expect delays in the south bay too. >>> we don't have any freeze warnings or frost advisories that kept us cool yesterday. but that doesn't mean it's not chilly out the door. it's very clear and cold, and everyone below freezing in spots now. we have 31 in fairfield, 32 in concord, mid-40s in san francisco right now. satellite and radar showing the weather story, the ridge of high pressure out there. it is a weak ridge, so we'll see a few high clouds move in from time to time. it is keeping us dry for now. we have some changes by the end of the week. mostly clear to start, cooler temperatures, then afternoon sun and clouds, kind of a mix of sun and clouds like what we saw yet. we are getting closer to seasonal now, actually in the middle of a little bit of a warming trend. it is obviously still on the colder side, but we are getting more mild.

rain coming from the west around 5:00 p.m. so a wet day pretty much all day long and then we start to dry out by 11:00 tomorrow night. temperaturewise, we'll be up and down here. up today, down tomorrow. only in the 40s with the rain tomorrow. then we dry up, back up into the low 50s and it starts to get chilly again on thursday. cold wind blows in on friday. it will be just the winds could be blowing, 30, 40 miles per hour. wind chills in the 20s on friday. december saying how do you like me now as we get into the weekend. 20s on saturday morning. saturday afternoon only in the 30s. it will be dry, a bit milder on sunday. still cold, highs only low to mid 40s. into the following week, might get more needed rain. that's the way it looks. >>> right now baseball execs from around the country are here gaylord national convention center in national harbor. this is when the big trades of the off-season happen. there's a giant job fair, but it will cost you a couple hundred dollars to get in. we'll be sure to let you know if the nation

and now they're saying it's pushed back until 2:00 p.m. so we got a chance to talk to both sides. the archuleta family -- we want to show you new video of the family leaving the courtroom. here is the new video that we got not too long ago. this was after being informed the hearing would be delayed. they're telling us this was self-defense and the two men, the woman we spoke to was their sister, says they were acting in self-defense. they're claiming that the victim. tyrone griffin, told the suspects that he plays with guns. that was after getting into an argument with them inside of the target in hayward. the family says the argument started when he told the archuletas to turn down the vulgar music they were playing. he was then stabbed in front of his 4-year-old son and died from the injuries later at the hospital. here is what they had to say. they are accounts are conflicting. >> my brothers are good men. they wouldn't attack somebody for no reason. i know people will judge by the way they look, what they hear or what they see. my brothers are family men. they stay home, go to

coverage before for you started with an extended episode followed by kennedy and a special time 9:00 p.m. sois a big week for this market. all expectations seem to be around a hike in interest rates. overall there is more momentum right now. i would say in the outlook in this market which quickly is getting closer and clo 20,000. the big question is what happens when we say were going up by a quarter of a point. if you want to be a real optimist the economy is done being better. hopefully it's gonna be a win. we will see if we get to 20 before the end of the week. list you will take us from here. liz: right now the blue blue-chip index up 20 points. i would call that within striking distance. we are drifting just a bit here. the pen on the headlines that breaks this hour we could see the tao at 20,000. you've to stay with me all the way through the close to see if it happens. we have this one. the transition team working to beat the clock. so far

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and in oakland today, new york knicks versus our golden state warriors game time 7:30 p.m. so make sure you're driving safely and giving yourself extra time to get through the nimitz freeway because late night commute should be pretty bad considering this rain, roberta. >> essentially across the south bay but this that particular area the rain will taper off but there will be a lot of ponding on the roads out there. good morning, everybody. this is the real deal so let's get to it. anywhere between ukiah and cloverdale you're getting smacked around the lakeport area and also in clearlake. we have lesser amounts of precipitation but still, it's wet near mcnears beach. this precipitation leaving san rafael and terra linda area. larkspur will get rain in the next couple of minutes. orinda just had a passing shower. and we have a few sprinkles across the bay area. so even though the heaviest rain is still to come, the prefrontal rain will still provide some wet pavement and wet roadways. right now into the 50s and 60s. the winds have been increasing pretty breezy 17 from oakland t

in the east bay, we have houston rockets versus the golden state warriors tonight game time 7:30 p.m. so expect delays on the nimitz freeway. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> police are looking into a deadly san francisco shooting. the victim a public works employee who was painting over graffiti. investigators say jermaine jackson, jr. and two other workers were painting over a mailbox at 25th and vermont streets when someone drove by and opened fire. jackson the 22-year-old father of two was killed. street paints replaced the graffiti. >> i been crying all day, joe. this is my nephew i watch him grow from a baby. >> mayor lee has ordered all flags in san francisco to be flown at half-staff. >>> the son of a cirque du soleil cofounder is identified as the worker killed in a san francisco accident. investigators say olivier rochette was setting up for the "luzia" show tuesday evening when he was struck by an aerial lift. because of that, the show was canceled tuesday and wednesday. the status of the shows for tonight and upcoming nights is unclear. "luzia" is sche

we don't close at 5:00 p.m. so avoid coming here any day -- a bullet coming here any time is dangerous to us. >>> a plan to eliminate tuition for students at the city college of san francisco. a rally in support of the proposal is planned before today's board vote. however the san francisco examiner reports that mayor ed lee is not ready to fully fund this free tuition proposal. city college of san francisco will have to return $39 million to the state because of bad bookkeeping. the state says the school can't prove it taught 16,000 students in nearly 600 online classes. the chronicle reports that the classes took place between 2011 and 2014. the school reported the problem so state officials do not suspect fraud. city college still has to pay up. it can make the payments over a ten-year period. it is bad news for a school already facing budget issues because of declining enrollment and past accreditation problems. >>> a homeless advocacy group has proposed a plan that would create a sanctioned community for tents

houston rockets versus the golden state warriors, game time 7:30 p.m. soxpect some more delays on the nimitz freeway headed into oracle. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> developing now in washington state, a standoff with a suspect who reportedly shot and killed a police officer. the attack happened in tacoma. authorities say the officer was responding to a domestic violence call. there was some sort of fight, and the suspect reportedly shot the officer several times before he fled. >>> the manhunt for two jail escapees from santa clara county is now over. both captured within hours of each other. kpix 5's maria medina is live outside the main jail in san jose with how it all went down. hey, maria. >> reporter: good morning, brian. yeah, this certainly has the beginning and end of the hollywood movie with two escapees on the run after they broke out of jail here just before thanksgiving. now, rogelio chavez was arrested after a seven-hour standoff in san jose. investigators say he was hiding in his friend's attic, was high, and had

p.m. tonight so with that brings the concern of travel issues so remember to please take extra time.that low visibility could cause some concern. about 2 to 4 feet of snow is expected to fall this weekend as we head into sunday, though. no more snowfall but that snow is expected to stick around through your christmas day forecast. now let's go ahead and take a look over the next three days at exactly what we can expect out near lake tahoe, a little gusty tonight. if you're hitting the road, take extra pretaucaution, about 29 degrees, overnight lows, 9 degrees, 10 degrees, that snowfall is expected to end but you'll wake up to a beautiful blanket of snow. as you head into monday, little bit cloudy, 37 degrees and if you're heading to monterrey, could be seeing rain tonight and also expecting to see some of that rain carry over into sunday morning's forecast but by sunday evening and monday and tuesday, we should be clearing out ft today is christmas eve so if you have plans to be out at any ice skating rinks, we did mention the stores close at 6:00. so get that last minute shopping in

we start out at 29 downtown, 36 by 11:00 and 38 full sun by 1:00 p.m. so chilly to cold on sunday, 41, a lot of clouds. milder on monday, possibly a yellow alert day, 55. the next 7 days. tuesday very nice day kind of sandwiched in between more showers, 50. colder on thursday with flurries or snow showers and then another shot of cold arctic air, probably coldest than this and next friday we may not make it above freezing. >> got it. >>> president obama has a gift for federal workers before he leaves office. he authorized a pay raise today of 2.1%. that's an increase above the he proposed in august. >>> south korea's top court had 6 months to decide the fate of the country's first female president. >> thousands of protesters gathered outside parliament calls on law enforcements to impeach president hye. they got their wish. she was suspended immediately. prosecutors say she acted as a criminal accomplice to a friend who used the relationship for personal gain. >>> a new report out tonight accuses the russian government of participating in a massive sports

p.m. sorvegd -- so far so good, trenton line. normal high 43 degrees, above average temperatures today, winds gusting by the afternoon. let's look at the travel forecast if you're heading out, looking good, no problems on the eastern seaboard, philadelphia, boston, orlando, atlanta looking good as you head out. >>> going on to "healthcheck," doctors saying giving up alcohol for the first month of the new year may be the best way to start 2017. people who go dry for one month end up drinking less for the next six months. you might enjoy people around you more, since when you drink alcohol it alters your ability to communicate that leads to mood and behavior changes that are not always good. heart function improves without the alcohol, those who cutback lose weight and sleep better. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, a semi truck weaving out of control, because the driver police say was very, very drunk. off minnesota highway's ten you can see the semi swerving off to the right shoulder hitting a sign struggling to

i can't rule out a shower as the game is wrapping up around 8:00 p.m. so you might want to pack that poncho just in case. right now we are in the 30s. mid to upper 30s across the area, a little breezy out there. 38 degrees in washington and throughout the day today we will have mostly to partly sunny skies and we are going to be noticing the winds on this friday. a high of 43 feels more like 33 this afternoon. maybe a few flurries floating around in the air today but it's largely dry. not impacting the road conditions at all. on saturday new year's eve day a little breezy tomorrow, especially during the afternoon with a high temperature of 46 degrees, let's take you hour by hour as we work our way toward midnight. if you're going to be out to ring in the new year because it will be chilly, especially just outside for an extended period of time. by 4:00 we are around 46 degrees, mostly cloudy touring the evening and overnight hours but it's dry. by midnight we are right around 39 in the suburbs, a few degrees cooler. on sunday, january 1st, a high temperatu

p.m. tuesday. so far hillary clinton has gained president-elect trump, who won wisconsin by more than 22,000 votes. >>> more than halfway through the recount, a claim about the number of people turned away because of the state's voter i.d. law continues to be shared across social media. >> politifact's team at the sentinel put that to the truth test. >> tens of tdshousanf times twitter users have repeat the atemt, in wisconsin, 300,000 ame to the polls and were turned away. there's no evidence ofny nuer that large. >> for thatac rated t claim false. the tweet agreed.the author of >> we track him down and went through some writing about him on the web and he acknowledged thatroe s nbc's today se' personident-elect donald of the year. the rica.hillary clinton was time's runner-up. >> shannon: tracking a snowstorm heed our way? the forecast when we come back. >> steve: a ceremony marking 75 years since the attack on >> the international guard truex field in madison is one of five finalists for deployment

p.m. tomorrow. so on the roads clear and quiet for tonight but watching out for that chance of freezing rain to the north and west. and for tomorrow evening, we do have a shower chance across the area. we'll talk about that plus that chance at a 60-degree reading this week and your new year's forecast all that's coming up. >> oh, my goodness. thank you so much, lauren. merry christmas everyone happy holidays to you this holiday season is bringing out the best in people. joy of the toys was certainly felt this morning at a home in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh explains why these children almost didn't have any gifts to open this year. >> reporter: the smiles on these faces christmas morning were not a guarantee. >> neither were these gifts. >> play dough. smiter man puzzle. >> reporter: taylor family lost everything in a house fire in kensington back in october. >> all our potions. um, clothes, shoes. >> reporter: since then they've been staying with relative. >> when i got there i was

by the time we hit 3:00 p.m. or so this afternoon, pat, i think talking mid #'s, eventually we expect to hit 50 degrees later today. >> not bad. then maybe 60? >> it is in the future. >> that's crazy. we will talk about that coming up, i'm sure. thank you, katie, this is the vine, normally telling you 5:00 a.m. there is construction just wrapping up right now. it is crystal clear, headed between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. speaking of the schuylkill, south of the boulevard toward the schuylkill expressway, again, not whole lot going on. everybody off this morning, all nestled, warmly in their beds after a nice christmas meal i hope. i had one. columbus boulevard that's a problem. two right lanes closed remains that way with the water main break, penndot says they don't think they will be able to make it out today. so probably tomorrow is when they will get to this once again, but some delays will be happening here on columbus boulevard going south. there is a fire abington, old york road. we'll keep you

the special meeting, i guess on thursday december 15, 2016. 2 p.m. so, i am commissioner norman yee and will chair todays meeting and to my left is commissioner david campos and i believe that commissioner jane kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016

he got to me around 3:10 p.m. sominutes earlier than the window and 90 minutes after i had ordered. he scanned the items and then off he went. now many retailers are using modern decoriers for that delivery and shipping from their stores. nordstrom and rent a runway use uber rush, target insta cart. macy's deliv and walmart is still trying out grocery delivery in three cities. we haven't heard much on the progress. in fairness we tried to use traditional retailers yesterday but none of them could actually deliver it to me the same day, and, unfortunately, i wasn't able to leave the apartment. back over to you. >> all right, courtney reagan doing yeoman's work as an amazon warehouse here in manhattan. thank you. with just about 30 seconds left until noon, the dow down 50 points. the s&p down eight, losing quite a bit of steam here in the markets despite being so close to 20,000 earlier this the week. >> you were dealing with that while i was away. we may be dealing with it next week while so many are away. a quiet ses