poppins, pulp fiction and the right stuff. >> all good movies. >> let's focus on the weather. mid week another fairly mild day. felt it was cooler outside >> you were right. we saw a change in weather patterns we're expecting good air quality into thursday. here is live doppler seven hd. cloud cover and moisture into clouds. taking a look at wind gusts starting to pick up in the hills. you can see gusts 23 at oakland hills and only going to get moderate for the bay area. once again we'll see a change in the weather. you can see a glimpse of the sunsetting. view. low to mid-50s across the bay area. one last view, i know it's hard to see now. dark up there they're going to be seeing windy conditions and snow. gusty overnight. milder weather. here is a look at pacific satellite and picture. it's going to bring us cooler weather. around monterey bay. sprinkles and winds continue to go until morning hours and snow will be falling. be aware of the fact wind and snow could make it tough. they're not expecting a lot of snow here. sunshine here is a look at wind forecast. strong winds,

a couple of the big ones from modern times include the magnificent seven, mary poppins, pulp fiction, and the right stuff. >>> this photo was taken out back behind our building here on monday night. a proposal on the ice beneath the tree. the photographer knew he had captured a lovely moment, yet didn't know the identity of the couple and wanted them to see the picture. social media stepped up and solved the problem. it bass posted on red-it yesterday. the couple was located this afternoon. >>> when we come back, how so many americans came to the rescue of a man and his dog after a rescue of their open on the tracks. >>> finally tonight, a story about two close companions and the generosity of a lot of people. last night we told you about cecil williams, a blind man who fainted and the dog he credits for saving his life. hundreds of you responded after we went off the air, wanting to help cecil keep his companion. and today he talked about his closest friend and what happens for the both of them next. our story from stephanie. >> reporter: orlando the black lab proved that a dog can b

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other selections include pulp fiction. >> coming up on the kron4 morning nils. we are keeping our eyes on several developing story spread george rask will have an update. >> a bay area family is still holding out hope that their daughter will be okay. she is brain and that after she had her tonsils remove. >> also there was an explosion at a jail. we will tell you what happens. z >> following on this wednesday, december 18th. a stolen a-t-m machine and a police chase in san francisco this morning. we'll tell you how the pursuit ended up on the bay bridge. >> and the winner is. someone in california. and georgia. how much did they win? a breakdown of the numbers coming up. >> we're also still fall when of the story of 18 nature who went to the hospital to have her tonsils removed. we will have that update coming up. >>

. >> plus what do "mary poppins" and "pulp fiction" have in common? we'll take a look.ons crisis is growing this morning at one of america's best known aquatic theme parks. some of the named musicians are canceling appearances. anna werner looks at the backlash over the alleged mistreatment of whales. >> reporter: seaworld orlando entertains thousands of visitors with id bands, cruise and barbecue concerts but the park is running into a bit of trouble. several of the major music acts backing out. willie nelson reo speedwagon heart, and martina mcbride are canceling appearances. mcbride took to her facebook to say given all the issues that aired recently the time isn't right for me to play at seaworld. some of the performers citing concerns addressed in a new documentary film "blackfish." the movie documents the 2010 killing of the seaworld trainer by an orca whale and asks serious questions about keeping whales in captivity for entertainment. >> it may have started as play or frustration and clearly escalated to be very violent behavior. >> reporter: it aired on cnn in

. >> and here's where the bible becomes a little like "pulp fiction." king david tried to cover his tracks by getting her husband uriah drunk. >> in the hopes that uriah will immediately bed his wife and become none the wiser. all does not go according to plan. david has uriah killed and then brings bathshiba to live with him. >> the intimate details of david's personal life are unlike anything else found in the bible. >> and that suggests that some of the text is extremely ancient and may be based on an actual memoir. because the betrayal of david is so real. >> it's a familiar story. the sometimes reckless sense of entitlement that comes with power. it's known today a the bathsheba syndrome. >> a lot of people think of that as a story about sexual lust and it kind of is, but it's a story about power and how power corrupts. and, wow, that's all over our world today. >> but this bible story is also a cautionary tale. >> david's sins impact his children and his grandchildren all the way down. >> david's sons have grown up learning how to deal with women

. >> and here's where the bible becomes a little like "pulp fiction."g david tried to cover his tracks by getting her husband uria drunk b. >> in the hopes that uriah will immediately bed his wife and become none the wiser. david has uriah killed and then brings bathshiba to live with him. >> the intimate details of david's personal life are unlike anything else found in the bible. >> and that suggests that some of the text is extremely ancient and may be based on an actual memoir. because the betrayal of david is so real. >> it's a familiar story. the sometimes reckless sense of entitlement that comes with power. it's known today at the bathsheba syndrome. >> a lot of people think of that as a sexual lust. it kind of is but it's a story about power. and how power corrupts. and, wow, that's all over our world today. >> but this bible story is also a cautionary tale. >> david's sins impact his children and his grandchildren all the way down. >> david's sons have grown up learning how to deal with women from their father. two of david's sons grow up to be

this year's selections include quentin tarantino's "pulp fiction," the space race film "the right stuffand michael moore's documentary confronting the auto industry, "roger and me." >> coming up on the kron4 morning nils. a record jackpot is headed to us san jose. we had a winning ticket here in the bay area. >> flames continue to tear through this wild fire. it will have the latest coming up. >> coming up, the joy of holiday shopping. this time i am at a shopping center aatni knoyou n't ford wronturnon t roa youfutu. that's w we ild ols ke oucare guince stem it kinof le gps, you kno r yo carr. italksou toughiffent degr posbilities and even letyou plorlocajob rketond, lping you map cleacour fromhe j youant, backo yo to oeniedu d ge stard toy. >> top stories we are following on this wednesday, december 18th. a teenage girl remains on life support at oakland children's hospital. after her tonsil surgery went terribly wrong. now her family is searching >> man who tried to * push his wife * off the san mateo bridge. how innocent bystanders came to her rescue. >> and the winner is. someone i

in the 1990s, their company, miramax, released a string of culture defining hits -- pulp fiction, goodnd shakespeare in love just to name a few. they were purchased in 2010 and has not -- have not released anything. instead they have been looking at distribution deals. now the weinstein's are coming back to miramax and they plan to make new movies and television shows based on those they have already made. what might the new content look like e let's bring in the senior writer -- what might the new content look like? let's bring in the senior writer. >> you might see some tv shows come out of this deal. they have already hinted at that. and maybe some films as well. if you put these two stories together, financially the new owners of miramax were in the position where they may have made some pretty good money because there are all these new homes for miramax. the problem is, if you are not making movies tied to a library, sequels, whatever, it starts to get a little bit say -- stale. value of art the film library. they have explored different options. the obvious one was to partner up

. >> reporter: and here is where the bible becomes a little like "pulp fiction."ks by getting bathsheba's husband uriah drunk. >> in the hopes that uriah will immediately bed his wife and be none the wiser. all does not go according to plan. david has uriah killed. and then brings bathsheba to live with him. >> reporter: the intimate details of david's personal life are unlike anything else found in the bible. >> and that suggests that some of the text is extremely ancient and may be based on an actual memoir of his court because the portrayal of david is so real. >> i did not have -- >> reporter: it's a familiar story. the sometimes reckless sense of entitlement that comes with power. it's known today as the bathsheba syndrome. >> a lot of people think of that as a story about sexual lust, and it kind of is, but it's a story about power. and how power corrupts. and wow. that's all over our world today. >> reporter: but this bible story is also a cautionary tale. >> david's sins impact his children and his grandchildren all the way down. >> david's sons have grown

is this a trend or pulp fiction? >> reporter: remember when juice meant orange or apple?e lea michele have been seen with green concoctions of pressed vegetables and fruit choose. >> i love juices. there's no better way to get the nutrients than to use. >> reporter: is a salad in a bottle just as healthy as a salad on your plate? in most cases, no. check out jamba juice. kale is a superfood. be beware, this kale apple pine jj apple and chia seed blend pax 250 calories and 43 grams of sugar. the carrot juice, 133 calories and 26 grams of sugar. when choosing your own ingredients, remember that vegetables have far fewer calories than fruit. naked juice has a 100% juice line you can find in most grocery stores. this is 150 calories for eight-ounce serving. there are two servings here. if you drink the whole bottle, you're consuming 300 calories and 64 grams of sugar. you might think a smoothie is healthier than other snax. but many are loaded with calories. try making one at home. i met up with candace to make a smoothie. >> you're going to be able to control the caloric int

in the 1990's, miramax released fiction.""pulp new movie released a in years. the weinstein brothers are back and i plan to make new movies and television shows based on the movies they have already made. brett tells us what to expect. >> it is all upside. >> for who? for the weinstein's. they are getting a distribution fee and a percentage of the profits but they are not financing this. this is a company they find it in 1979. -- they founded in named after their parents. there is emotional resonance. as theribed it to me last scene of "raiders of the last arc." >> it still means that much to them? >> he thinks there is a lot of potential in this intellectual property to mine it in new ways. >> what might we see? >> certainly can't television. he is interested in doing a television show based on characters from "good will hunting." >> is the content dated? that is a risk, but if you look at mgm, they are building their business model about a library, revitalizing library titles. >> these are different kinds of titles. when you look at marvel comics' superheroes

i love the references to" pulp fiction." >> this christmas week, if people have too much togethernessmccarthy tv. i have the most hilarious clip with christian bale 'cause he gained 40 pounds for the role. that stomach in the trailer, that's really his. he had to learn how to tie his shoes completely differently. check it out on twitter. >> there it is. kevin, you are great. we'll also find you on nerdtears.com. >> it's been great having you as part of the team this year. thank you very much. >> thank you. and brian, i'll see you tomorrow in alexandria at your book signing at 4:00 o'clock. >> wait a second. you're going to mount vernon? >> sounds like it. >> i'll be there tomorrow. i live in alexandria. >> come at 3. it starts at 3. >> i'll be there at 3. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, a vacation turns into a nightmare. marine dies during a trip he won on the ellen degeneres trip. what went wrong? >> and faith under fire. a school taking christ out of the song "silent night." when is not staying silent? some parents. you'll hear from them next ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male

the analogy i've been using for the pulp fiction fans out there that qe-1 was like travolta taking the needle to uma thurm n thurmon's chest. but now i feel that the patient wants to leave the hospital and they're stuck on the tubes. it's the rip the band-aid off. i think the big difference between what we're seeing now and what we saw back in may is that i think what the fed reacted to and not tapering in september was not so much what happened on the long end but expectations for the short end. now you're looking at a late 2015, maybe into early 2016. they seem to have done a better job through their words of anchoring the short end, which i think allows a tapering. which ultimately i think is good for -- i think one of the big uncertainties is how do we exit this thing. given this is never before tried, you shouldn't have blinders on to the possibility there's going to be mistakes in volatility. but ultimately, i view this as a good thing that we're starting to move on a path toward more normal monetary policy. >> i was trying to figure out, we had a long discussion yesterday where