pm trudeau: -- please? pm trudeau: on wednesday of last week, i was surprised at his gambling problem. that was the first time at which i became aware of that and i understand my office became aware of that within a day or so prior to briefing me. in regards to police investigations, we were aware that the people were asking questions related to the india trip and the ethics investigation that was going on. but we had no information at that point that there was any connection to a gambling problem that we had no information on, and as always the rcp conducts its , investigations independently. [speaking french] >> so the rcmp started asking questions around mr. great wall i believe several questions that several months ago when he came to the india trip. did your office have concerns that a member of your caucus was being investigated by police? why not do something? pm trudeau: the rcmp conducts its investigations independently. and in the matter facing the ethics commissioner, we were confident that the e

pm trudeau: the rcmp conducts its investigations independently. and in the matter facing the ethics commissioner, we were confident that the ethics commissioner was doing their job. last question. reporter: caroline stauffer, reuters. what do you think the prospects are of the u.s. lifting steel and aluminum tariffs? are you concerned with them being long-term? pm trudeau: we continue to highlight the challenges posed by the tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countervailing duties on consumers and producers and businesses on both sides of the border. we know that tariffs represent a challenge to the free-trade that has been a tremendous source of success for canadians and for americans over the past decades. and we will continue to work with american members of congress and members of the administration to try to have those tariffs lifted. alsoter: president trump says he's thankful for low oil prices. do you have a response from canada? pm trudeau: i'm obviously concerned with the situation, particularly around the price differential facing ca

:15 pm. my children and i are usually trying to make our way home to have dinner around that time. at 7:15 pm, part of a basketball court, a walkway, and a portion of a corner with no playground is what gets those shadows. which to me it is not really a shadow because the sun is going down anyway. it is not a barrier to youth, it will may be just have you walk in a different or use a different part of the park if you happen to be there between 6:15 pm and 7:15 pm. by the way, i work in the neighborhood and i don't want to be there between 6:15 pm and 7:15 pm, now the way it is, but i do feel like if that project goes forward, it will bring a hundred 50-180 new residents who want to use our parks and will use our parks which will help shed light in that park. we build homes and then we build parks for the enjoyment of the people in the homes. we don't use parks to have people from being in homes. >> i appreciate those comments from my colleagues. i still believe that our findings in 2015 have

pm may: there's a lot more for me to do. being the prime minister does take the united kingdom out of the european union. jeff. >> thank you. from the guardian. you've always said the relationship means -- relationship with saudi arabia means we can ask the tough questions. did you ask the prince directly about the murder? if not, why not? pm may: it is absolutely the case of the relationship we have with saudi arabia means we are able to raise issues that are difficult issues with them and to be clear with them on our views and our concerns on things. what i said to the crown prince was the importance of a full credible, transparent investigation that identifies those who were involved and the importance of ensuring that those who were involved were held to account. that's the message we investigation that identifies consistently have given. since the incident, since the terrible murder of jamal khashoggi, and it's a message we will continue to give. andy. >> andy woodcock from the press association. shinzo abe today asked

around 10:52 pm this goes across the bay area. it will be wet but it will not produce a lot of miserable stuff. there is friday morning. and friday afternoon. here come saturday. as we get into sunday we have a system of peer by sunday night that will come through and bring us potential rain for sunday night into monday. we will see how that pans out. nothing real productive in terms of rain or snow this week in terms of weather systems. still unsettled out there in the atmosphere. we do have a good chance for some kin of something on monday. tomorrow will be more new some nuisance showers. rain will slow things down. >> what about people heading up to the mountains? >> it looks like it will rain on christmas eve. christmas day will have some rain and snow in the mountains. >> i wonder what it is like there to drive up on christmas day? or does everyone think i'm going to go up on christmas day? >> people and on christmas day and they say there is no one there. >> christmas day people go up there and there are not people on the hi

there are not many kids from the park at 5:00 am or six -- at 5:00 pm or 6:00 pm. i live across the street from the park. even at 10:00, i see people and hear people playing basketball at 10:00 pm. this is adults. i don't see, i honestly do not think that this project will not benefit the kids. i live right across the street. i wish i had taken pictures to prove there are not many kids at on that park. i see them on the other side on harrison where they play baseball. there are batting cages. that area will be okay. but on the side of folsom street , i don't think that the building will be damaged -- that the shadow will -- how can i say this? >> impact. >> yeah,. sorry. i'm nervous. >> that's fine. don't be nervous. >> i do approve of this project. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. betty and michael, and then i will read a few more names off. [calling names] >> go ahead. >> thank you very much. i am the coordinator of the friends of the park in the tenderloin. we look at the park as a treasure to our community, as victoria manolo drake park is to the south of m

why can't the pm, when the brexit thing stops, for god sakes, soon, why can't the pm use the same energy that homelessness is eradicated in 12 months, 2a months? homelessness is eradicated in 12 months, 24 months? in scotland they have changed the law. if you are homeless through no fault of your own, you are entitled to accommodation. the numbers are falling. absolutely. we can learn a lot from other parts of... in terms of political will, the same energy you see from the pm, flying around europe to get this to happen. that is the energy we need to solve this problem a lot sooner. if we can, let's try to get the story on the guardian about gender stereotyping being banned, it is at twitter question, so get in touch what you think, the advertising standards authority, so the watchdog, if you will, they say gender stereotypes are harmful, they will affect children in terms of their interests and what they understand growing up. do you agree, do you think this is the snowflake generation? there is a serious element because it can reinforce perceptions and cause all sorts of damage. it is u

oh, i would get debilitating pms. it was horrible. but this is not a medicinal ingredient for pms.ight? greiner: well, you were saying there's herbs in it that women take to help pms. -yes. how do you know it actually offsets the symptoms of pms? it can't. what i'm saying is, this is a healthy alternative for women to any fatty, sugary food out there. cuban: for cravings. the downside to naming it pms bites, because, you know, i'm a guy. i like dates, but calling it pms bites is -- i'm not gonna reach on the shelf and buy that. she's not looking -- no, she doesn't want -- -you're not the target market. -but that's not my passion. -you're not her customer. -but you cut your market in half. greiner: well, let me ask you a question. couldn't you take and make these for everybody... absolutely. ...call them something else, but on your website, you could put "this is great for women with pms"? if i named it "tania's vegan cookies," i wouldn't be in front of you today. yeah, you're one of everybody. -right? -well, but... -good point. it's a marketing play is what it is. i have a ton of t

later in the day, paul ryan delivers his farewell address at the library of congress, live at 1 pm. veterans affairs secretary robert wilkie testifies about the agency's mission before a joint hearing of the house and senate veterans affairs committees, watch a 2 pm eastern on cspan-3. >> joining us from san antonio, her hometown, the professor teaching at penn state university and a book project titled a natural border the racing environment at the u.s. mexico divide. thank you for being here on american history tv. the so much debate right now, give us the history and what you've learned in researching the topic. >> one of the things i focused on is the environmental history of the border, people don't know we've been building this for a long time and the first was built in the early 1900s to stop at cattle pick on cattle coming from mexico into the united states. so the u.s. department of agriculture officials decided they needed to stop that from happening so they built this but the tech was curing the disease from mexico into the united dates in the u.s. already launched a huge

news 11 pm. >>> next at 11 pm, we hope this families suffering will not be in vain and the incrediblel be used to demand some answers and the meaningful change. >>> the mother makes a long voyage to be at the side of her dying two-year-old son. tonight she is in the bay area after a long fight to get here. the 11 pm news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >>> the boys mother is from yemen and was prevented four months from entering the u.s. because of the trump administration's travel ban. >> her son is suffering from a rare brain disease and is on life support. now the u.s. state department has granted a visa waiver to swileh . we are at ssl where there was a big crowd waiting for her. >> she arrived around 8 pm tonight from egypt. she was surrounded by families and friends and fellow she was security. civil rights advocates had to say.

six pm in london and there would be a results they believe by twenty eight hundred eight pm. after that vote is held so we'll come back to. downing street and to our correspondents will join a little bit later once we hear from the british prime minister. more news as well that is developing in france police there are hunting a gunman with suspected extremist wings who killed at least three people at a christmas market in stroudsburg police have questioned five people suspected of being linked to the gunman who opened fire on tuesday evening natasha butler has that story from paris. police cordoned off the area around stress books christmas markets after the shooting. while medical workers evacuated victims. what should have been a night of pleasure for shoppers and tourists had turned into a nightmare. i heard several shots and thought maybe it's firecrackers or saw a lot of people running skid crying kids and all and then when i saw people crying in the crowd leaving they said it was a shooting right next door that was. the city officials said the gunman went on a shooting

at 3 pm there will be a mix of sun and clouds. tomorrow we will be mainly drive.rom the north bay. that is a possibility but partly sunny skies tuesday. on friday, this is friday at 5 am on futurecast this looks like a wet start to the day for friday. then we track another weather system behind that. that will bring the rain for sunday. a couple of weather systems for the end of the week. scientists -- sunset tonight will be 4:52. 59 in downtown san francisco. 64 oakland. 62 for a high in san jose. here is the 7-day forecast. looking at mainly drain -- dry conditions. partly sunny. we stay dry wednesday and thuraymorning rain on and then more rain on sunday. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. when she got to college she says she felt welcomed on campus. that inspired her to get back to other students. let's see how she stepped up to make that happen. >> reporter: the students stomp , step and sachet. at the center of it all is this sophomore. she is the founder and coach of the 1st and only step team. >> i stood out. >> leading is what she does best. she had

, we will see back here at 6 pm for a full hour of news. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on this special edition of the "cbs evening news" from washington, america remembers its 41st president, and george h.w. bush's closest friends reflect on his final days. bob schieffer on the candidate answering critics who thought he wasn't tough enough. and the father who helped his son through one of the country's darkest hours. all that and more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> tributes and condolences from around the country and around the world are pouring in following the death of george h.w. bush. >> a life of quality, a life of honor, and a life of honesty. >> perhaps the most modest man ever to hold the presidency. >> a man who in every one of his decisions put country above himself. >> we're also learning more

during the week until 7:00 pm. never before 10:00 am. >> those are examples of good conditions of approval. you should work with some of the neighbors because we are hearing conflicting things. they could be activity later in the evening. it would help everybody to come up with -- i hate doing this, but coming up with a list of conditions of approval that certain times there aren't dogs outside. there only a certain number of dogs allowed in the facility. there only a certain number of dogs allowed outside at any one time. that is the best way to go given where we are given the confusion of what is in this as a condition and what is not. >> i suggest that the work plan that we have caught co-authored does have all those items that we have gone through already. they are fairly specific. >> we do have -- even the current protocol -- >> dogs will be allowed outside. >> i don't think it does. >> we can make conditions on almost anything to get the c.u. unfortunately. >> we are describing the current -- when dogs are le

. >> esto es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5 pm . >> ¿qué tal?as tardes los saludo gracias por su compañía . >> la muerte de una joven hispana a manos de 4 policías de san josé un la situación se unen para dar con jeniffer . >> la muerte de jennifer el 25 de diciembre por la madrugada en la ciudad de san josé . >> esto es hay muchas personas en una vigilia joven , la gente puso veladoras el jefe de policía habló ante los medios , erik dice que un tiroteo se reportó a las 2 am del 25 de diciembre los sospechosos iban en un carro blanco toyota, la policía dio con el vehículo y buscó a las personas el carro chocó en las avenidas en pantalla, según las autoridades quién conducía trató de chocar al autopatrulla y agentes dispararon jeniffer murió . >> los padres hablaron por minutos la pareja dice que no están satisfechos y piden justicia por la muerte . >> también piden hacer una investigación independiente del caso los 4 policías están bajo licencia administrativa con goce de sueldo . >> vemos la vigilia en san josé con sus amigos, que apoyan a los

this happened just after 1 pm this afternoon. you could see the truck wedged into the side of the building. firefighters say that the accident involved a truck and a jeep. the truck ended up crashing into the restaurant. in all, five people were hurt in the accident, including a little girl. >> the vehicle crashed, things, glass was flying everywhere. people were screaming, people running. while most of the people were running away from it, myself and another gentleman ran to it, to get this little girl out of there. >> it is not clear what led up to this crash. >>> we think that the weather may have played a role in this crash near the concord avenue exit. a car went barreling into the middle divide, you can see here that it was teetering on the median. authorities say the driver suffered minor injuries. >>> we have new information today on when the big transit center may reopen. it could be another six months. according to the metropolitan transportation commission, it is still too early to speculate on the timeline. right now,

that is when the shower show about 1 pm or 2 pm in the north bay. sliding to the bay area by 6 pm. or less is what we are anticipating for most of us. is on the afternoon commute on a getaway friday and to get away for the holiday. i think a lot of people are getting fired up and perhaps taking breaks soon. gives her off school. traffic tomorrow afternoon may be slushy. here is the model. friday morning and here is the system. by 6:00 it is into the south bay. it is pretty short-lived in that it is not really powerful looking. is already pulling apart. the dynamics are weaker. it does open the door, there is saturday morning. maybe a sprinkle. saturday afternoon, maybe a sprinkle. and opens the door for this. that system looks pretty good. if it moves in, you see the yellow, that is high rainfall. that will get us up out of the quarter-inch range and put us into the inch and a half range. here's the five day forecast. temperatures will be mostly in the upper 50s to low 60s. sunday looks wet. fridays is more nuisance. >>> coming up on the 11:00 news, a big announcement from apple. t

queue and day and i think a conversation about it in commons today with the pm coming back from theis is what you need to know, this is the best deal we can get and will continue to push her position but all the while there is a question about what she won't show and why people can't go through the process. in many ways, looking at this, you would think why would mps not want to see the full document before they make the decision on december 11? which is historic, an enormous, an enormous decision for the uk and everyone who lives here and those who will come, and generations ahead, you would think politicians, those who have been elected to sit in parliament, should see the full document. and citizens, newspaper readers, we want to see it too so it doesn't seem unreasonable that the mps would want to see the full text of the actual discussion andi full text of the actual discussion and i don't think it is unreasonable to have the debate and ask the pm why it is being withheld at i can only assume the government feels this is the best way in order to position the current agreement t

they have until 6 pm to do so. if and when it possible -- passes they will take this tent down and get back to work. no official word from marriott. they are also excited to get back to work. >>> san francisco's mayor issued a statement on the tentative deal saying in this time of rising air quality it is crucial our workers earn a fair wage. >>> dozens of community leaders are taking part in a hunger strike. they are protesting google's plan to transform the downtown area into offices, shops and restaurants instead of building affordable housing. the group set up a visual. they say the move will increase housing costs to the point where current residence will be pushed out. they are asking the city council to reconsider the plan to sell public land to google.>> when cities take on projects like this the poor and disenfranchised, their well- being is basically forgotten. we don't want those people to be forgotten. >> the vote on this development is scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30. >>> an investigation is underway fo

so a few hours in the -- 4:50 pm. then we will begin to fly around 5 pm. 46 degrees. and lower 40s. here is a look at the 24-hour temperature change. definitely the headline. just how much colder we are. we are looking at temperatures 18 degrees colder in novato. down by 15 in oakland, in the inner east they livermore you are 15 degrees chillier than restarted yesterday morning keeping in mind we have the rain and clouds and humidity was up. we are drier today. a little bit of fog seeing inside the enter east bay it doesn't look patchy or dense. so if you have a morning drive that you need to get to, visibility looks good. further north into areas of lake county and the sacramento valley. those are areas where we are seeing dense fog. for us, partly cloudy, 56 in san francisco 54 in concord, middle 50s expected for santa rosa as well as napa. as we get into the extended forecast, rain is on its way. more on this, coming up. >>> contributes to the late president george hw bush continue to come in from around the world. we are live in washington dc with more details abo

that happened at 12:35 pm in the westbound lanes. the high patrol said that the crash happened when one big rig tried to pass another. one of the big rigs flipped over, the driver of that truck was pronounced dead at the scene. the other driver was not seriously hurt. the lanes were cleared and the westbound lanes open later that afternoon. >>> charging eight told to enter and lead -- leave treasure island. it has been put on hold. people who live and work on treasure island were not too happy to hear about the proposed toll idea. >> reporter: right now driving over the bay bridge is the only practical way to travel to and from treasure island. now the city is considering a toll bridge. there is a construction boom on the island. with two projects underway. >> with that the growth in population and jobs, we will see a growth in the number of trips. >> reporter: so they are looking at setting the toll. as much as $3.50. residents on the island say that no other san francisco residents have to pay at toll to come and go in a should not

-8 pm. in the south bay, shop from hundreds of craft makers, food producers, artists and designers at the san jose craft holiday fair at south hall on friday and saturday. in san francisco, celebrate at union square with caroling, crafts and a visit from the characters of a christmas carol. the event is from 11 am-12:30 pm. >> stroll along tree covered lights, planners know and meet santa claus while listening to carolers or a brass band at the lights. in sports, the niners are home, the raters and sharks are away. that is your weekend watch. >>> thursday night football had an incredible finish. the two best teams in the afc west went head to head to. the game ended with a call from one of the coaches. mark will show us what happened, next. >>> the 55 foot for tree from mount shasta standing in jack lemmon square. >>> thank you for the 11:00 news, continues into minute process -- continues in two minutes. >>> we --> the sharks are playi better hockey. especially at the tank. they take care o

look at this, the greyhound bus 5:30 pm this evening. burned to its shell, eastbound lanes of oakland's busy 580 freeway, you can imagine how many cars were driving by as it happened. believe it or not, miraculously, all of the passengers on board made it off and not hurt. the developments coming into the newsroom right now. we have a reporter on the scene gathering details. rob malcolm at the oakland greyhound bus terminal. the people on the bus were transported there. >> reporter: the passengers on the greyhound bus that caught on fire very here courtesy of fhp. they were ab the bus left the san francisco terminal and was going toward los angeles when it caught fire on the eastbound 580 freeway. what we heard from chp, the fire started in the rear of the bus and chp responded quickly and oakland fire did also. chp told us tonight and some of the witnesses at the oakland downtown terminal -- are fully engulfed in flames, it was the end of the line for this greyhound bus decorated and left burning on the shoulder of 580 eastbound 5:30 pm

>> i honestly don't really care. >>> coming up tonight at 10 pm. thousands of kaiser permanente workers are planning to walk off the job. wide bay area employees are striking. >>> we take a look at at a fire alarm technician that may still be working after faking his credentials? that's all coming up tonight at 10 pm.thanks for making ktvu fox 2 news your place for sports the news. will see you back here tonight at 10 pm. penny, hello. hey, sheldon. what is shaking? i'm sorry? it's colloquial, a conversation opener. so, do you find the weather satisfying? are you currently sharing in the triumph of some local sports team? what's wrong with you? you're freaking me out. i'm striking up a casual conversation with you. s'up? please don't do that. all right, but i'm given to understand that when you have something awkward to discuss with someone, it's more palatable to preface it with banal chitchat. so, this wasn't the awkward part? no. oh, all right. s'up?

it will run from 8 pm until 10 pm. then he will return at 11 pm to bring in 2019. robin fick and jason all dean will perform. >> of flashing light over new york city that generated a lot of attention. >> it was freaky. it was like a movie. >> it was a fire that caused all of the commotion. >> temperatures will be dropping off overnight. the areas that will be cold and we will let you know when rainfall may be back. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. deal talk! all for just the change in your couch. what... mr. wigglesworth? i thought we lost you. kevin?! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. >>> just before 1:30 am, police said they were banking progress to restore service. century link said network element was affecting service. that affected service for some people. >> some of the calls were transferred to different communication centers. we have been able to use radio communication to re

the pm in last—minute crisis talks with eu leaders.is talks with eu leaders. and borisjohnson saying we can go back and ask for more at this stage. the crucial thing is the telegraph talks about her calling leo varadkar, the irish tioasearch, the crucial thing is the irish backstop and the idea that we get stuck in something that we can't get out of because under theresa may's deal there is a veto, the eu and ourselves have to agree to terminate this —— taoiseach. they basically wa nt this —— taoiseach. they basically want a veto, which seems inconceivable that a sovereign nation can be told they can't withdraw from something at some point. to have an open and a deal seems a ridiculous idea, that it might go on for ever. —— open—ended deal. so for a lot of people, the idea that a lot of people could probably swallow theresa may's deal if they thought in the future negotiations about the future trade deal we have the opportunity to say ultimately there is a no deal at a time when we have had more time... if it all breaks down we can wal

the wind advisory is expected until 9 pm.you're going to be out and about it's going be clear, cool, and breezy. the wind will die down closer to midnight. with temperatures falling off as well. definitely going to have a winter chill. notice the extended forecast. afternoon highs in the 50s. we will continue to track that wet weather on sunday. bacteria. >>> thousands of people will be ushering in the new year with a bang. when the clock strikes midnight fireworks will launch from barges near here 14. the weather is expected to cooperate. clear skies and the fog will stay away this year. some of the best viewing spots might be near mission and post them. heart will have a special schedule. do research before you head out tonight because the trains will be skipping some stations. if you're heading into san francisco they will not stop at all stations. after the fireworks passengers headed back to the space will not be able to get off at west oakland. muni is offering free rides from 8 pm to 5 am. with extra service available

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that is followed by start at 9 pm and we hope you stick around for the 10 pm news and the 11 pm news right here on ktvu. >>> home dna kit can confirms what someone believes about their heritage and family and sometimes the results from those dna test can be shocking. we introduce you to an east bay woman who spent most of her life thinking she was an only child until taking a test. the results lead -- led her to dozens of new family members. >> reporter: that was susan simon before she was born. growing up as an only child in the 1950s and 60s she never questioned that her loving dad was anything but her biological father. >> that is my dad that i remember. i asked him why didn't you have more kids. he said they had trouble conceiving. >> reporter: that wasn't the whole story. a story that didn't reveal itself to last year -- until last year, more than 60 years after simon was born. he decided to send a dna sample to an ancestry website. >> there was a father's day sale on 23 and me. i thought now is as good a time as ever. i did the test and six weeks later you get the results. >> r

that was at about 3 pm. the chase ended near sears point and that is when the suspect took off running into a marsh. a chp helicopter rescued a man by lowering a basket into the water. he is now in custody in both directions of highway 37 reopened at 4 pm. >>> it now looks like a government shutdown may be averted at least for now. this after the senate introduced a resolution to fund the government through february 8. if approved it would prevent a partial government shutdown over christmas. lauren blanchard is in washington with more negotiations. >> reporter: we are waiting to see if the senate will take that resolution up tonight and if they will vote on it. it is still unclear at this hour. this resolution could pass the senate and even the house. the big question is will president trump approve. a new proposal could keep the government funded for over a month into the new year. house appropriations committee chairman said while his preference is to fully fund the government, this measure gives the hous

during that time the sun does not set until 8:30 pm. the impacts from the shadows will continue to affect park users after the shadows have passed due to the fact that any wet surfaces in the park that are shaded will continue to be wet, damp, and cold for any period for -- for a longer period after the shadow passes. also we have some more images. this shows the existing area as it is now with the proposed project. you can see the scale, size, and design of the proposed building are completely out of character with the existing area. there is the proposed project. again, looking at the existing area. the scale and size of the project seems to be monstrous in the area where it is proposed. we strongly urge you to vote know today on this project that would add more chip -- more shadows to this area. there will also be displacement of commercial businesses with no plan on how many will return. especially considering the new commercial space will be priced at a higher rent. we urge planning to please not plan in silos, and to think of plan

they smacked p.m. -- 5:30 pm. and the oakland zoo will have a laser light show, and santa will come home tonight. and in san francisco a parade starts at chelsea square. this event is on saturday. or head to union square for the hanukkah lighting ceremony, meanwhile santa con will take over union square during the day on saturday before heading out to city bar. in no we valley enjoyed 24 holidays on 24th st., complete with hayrides. in the north bay watch dozens of brightly lit boats parade along the scenic shoreline one saturday from 6 to 9 followed by fireworks and a party with food trucks. and in the south bay step into a german holiday winter market similar to villages throughout austria, germany and switzerland. this event is saturday at city hall plaza in mountain view. in sports, raiders and niners are home, warriors and sharks are away. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >> plenty to do. and this weekend sal, back in the day, rock mcallen and i judged that sausalito boat parade. it was ver

this is 10 am monday to 4 pm tuesday.unts topping a foot. >>> forecasted highs for tomorrow in the 50s. 59 degrees a few spots around 16. the weekend is not too bad. the rain line moving into the bay area on monday. it will be dry as weea >>> coming up on the 11:00 news test done on thousands of marijuana problems projects. >>> bay area baseball teams making moves today. >>> plus what cousins did at pr that has everybody talking. and how one cal football player has affected the lives of hundreds of local kids.

. >> una persona fue arrollada a muerte por un tren en santa clara esto a las 12:42 pm a 500 pies no. >> bomberos responden a un incendio de una alarma en esta zona . >> por autoridades todos los residentes salieron sin daños pero la estructura tiene daños por ahora no se saben causas del siniestro . >> un hombre de 30 años es arrestado por sospecha de amenzar a su exnovia, tiene cargos de violencia doméstica entre otros por intentar meterse a la casa de la víctima la policía dio con él cuando mandaba textos amenazante . >> dos personas terminaron apuñaladas en la calle , andrés todo en menos de 24 horas cuéntanos . >> así es el primer crimen ayer un día antes de celebrar navida pasó en la 400 de la calle en pantalla a las 6 de la tarde . >> ahí la policía encontró una mujer apuñalada en el piso y murió en la escena pero tratanv vieron información del sospechoso dicen que es peligroso en san francisco pero así sucede con frecuencia . >> qué pasó por su mente un crimen así?. >> cada año creo que pasa eso . >> porque el otro también por ahí , diferentes calles . >> a la 1 am de este 25

kohl's plans to stay open round- the-clock on december 22 until 6 pm on christmas eve. >> we wanted to take advantage of the fact that they have santa claus here. it is like a one-stop shop. >> reporter: the hinson family was in church -- was in search of clothes and home appliances. they are doing about half their shopping online. many big retailers are preparing for super saturday happening next week. >> there will be some great deals. there are always procrastinators, they just put it off. that saturday being a non- workday, the last one before the holiday hit has been huge. >> reporter: a consumer psychologist said black friday was a huge success for retailers. >> generally eking the job market is strong. when it is strong people tend to feel confident spending. we are seeing that this holiday season. >> reporter: even though consumer spending is on track now, that could change in the new year, a lot of people will likely make returns or exchanging full price items when they go on sale. >>> several bay area post offices were open today and will be open again sunday to handle the ho

rock and ice and not make you tired i had to get up at three o'clock in the morning i go home at five pm one by one we have to remove thousands of ice blocks the workers are farmers most of the year but here they can earn thirty to forty euros per day it is so cold on this ice that they have to always remain in motion if you stand still you freeze. a stream of trucks bring the ice here to the nearby festival grounds it is a giant construction site ten thousand workers are working around the clock here they have to finish on time these men are working on the main attraction when they finish it will be an ice tower that stands forty meters tall. blue conduit you loath or don't know if you don't know when they're finished it will be beautiful that's why we're working so hard with you over the. soon hordes of tourists will come to see the magical frozen city in the north of china an ice city that's balance of melt some hearts. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you turkish t.v. has brought concert footage of what's believed to be a convoy of military vehicles heading toward

by the have been shut down to three thirty pm this afternoon we do not know if they will be continued and the army has been deployed security forces have been deployed across the country however people hostile can do wasn't even mean hopefully that to morrow not only will there be a free and fair election that the next government would continue taking the country on a stand off development and also support. that was w.'s new mission. now to some of the stories making news around the world the democratic republic of congo goes to the polls on sunday to elect a successor to outgoing president joseph kabila election has been delayed for more than two years to be those preferred candidates emmanuelle ramadani should already faces a fractured opposition. thousands have joined demonstrations across the sudanese capital khartoum calling for president omar al bashir to step down oh test broke out in sudan earlier this month first against bread and fuel prices since then demonstrators have begun directing their anger at president bashir. yemen's rebels have started to leave the red sea port of

to their pm council reiterate that the two issues to establish a close as possible in partnership with the united kingdom in the future. it stands ready to embark on preparations immediately after the signature of the agreement to ensure that they will see asians can start as soon as possible after the your case withdrawal free. their pm council underlines that the backstop is intended as an insurance policy to prevent the how the border on the island of ireland and ensure the integrity of the single market. it is the union firm determination to work speedily on a subsequent agreement that establishes by. the thirty first of december twenty twenty alternative arrangements followed that the pack up will not need to be triggered it. for. there are also underlines that if the facts were nevertheless to be triggered. it would apply temporarily unless and until it is superseded by a subsequent agreement that ensures that the hardball the voided. and such a case the union would use its best and dave has to negotiate and conclude expeditiously expeditiously and subsequent agreement that would

time here in london with the results expected by ten pm. tonight the reason may we'll find out whether she stays on as prime minister or not the leader who on tuesday was talked of as having lost all credibility all authority on monday made the extraordinary decision to postpone the vote on her break the deal reached painstakingly with the european union and then to dash off to europe on a whistle stop last minute tour desperately seeking support from her colleagues in the e.u. to help get this deal across the line there's no majority for it it is widely disliked here will she now faces that leadership challenge and we will know in due course as i say whether she's to go or whether she's to stay she goes i wonder about there being well there isn't really a ready made replacement as such i've just been looking at twitter and seeing the likes of michael gove and of jeremy hunt tweeting their support for the prime minister but they are the senior members of the government who would probably be in line for the job. well you know what nobody is

it will run from 8 pm until 10 pm. then he will return at 11 pm. musical performances will include robin thick. >> that will be great to watch. >> an organ transplant delivery driver waiting for a miracle of his own. >> i was waiting for a kidney. i wanted one so bad. >> more on his incredible journey. >> brown's term as the governor is coming to an end. what he plans to do after leaving office. >> an unusual rescue of a woman who climbed on top of city hall and refused to come down. we will be right back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> a transformer expos in lit up the sky last night. it quickly went viral on social media. a few transformers spark a fire but no injuries were reported. some people said their electricity flickered on and off. the airport also went dark for a second. >