not a single roach.just take a good look for yourselves. >> inside the kitchen you'll always find them in the condenser motor in the refrigerator because they like to have access to that water. electrical outlets, baseboards, door frames, if there's a crack in it, they'll crawl in there and live. curtains, behind walls that have holes in them, anywhere. >> matt begins by spraying a chemical compound that irritates the cockroaches and flushes them out of their hiding places. the nurse is luckily not home to see a sight that could cause any tenant to come unglued. >> a crevice that you didn't think could hold anything, all of a sudden you'll treat that area and they'll start pouring out one after another, and it will just blow your mind. >> we are back. i want you to take a good look at what's behind me. >> after only a few minutes, matt has smoked out hundreds of thousands of roaches that were hidden in the nurse's home, sending them into a panicked scatter. >> they're running for their lives. they just d

i am dan roach wbz sports. >>> checkout all access this friday night at 7:00. we will have sunday coverage from start to finish, the beginning will be 11:30 and kickoff is 1:00. the post game show is immediately after the game. >>> what a turnaround the bruins have done. they are second in the league and 1. behind first-place montrial. hopefully it will be rocking like it was last night when kevin barnett returned to town. >> after the game garnet said he received. >> the appreciation that not only the city showed but the massachusetts area and the northeast, they give me love unconditionally. i appreciate it. >> definitely heard all of the chairs. this meant everything to me. this may be a young man. i grew up when i came to boston. i have great memories. >> do you know what's great, players love coming to play here in new england. that's the sports for now. >> he was fun to watch.>>> "cbs evening news" is coming up at 6:30.>> norah o'donnell has a preview.>> good evening to you. donald trump is under fire for comments targeting hillary clinton. she responds.

>> reporter: well, bill, nypd officer wayne roach is suspended without pay during this investigation. he was discovered just a few feet from the front door of the ps 134 in the bronx and completely covered but other parts of his body were not. >> when i seen him, pants were open. >> reporter: officer wayne roach, a 10-year veteran of the nypd pants open and passed out in front of a bronx elementary school. >> what side of the street was he on? >> on this side. behind that tree right here. >> reporter: that's bristow seat in morrisania. the windows of ps 134 feet away where any child could look out and see the exposed 35-year-old officer, assigned to transit district 4 and now charged with lewdness and dwi. according to the complaint, he was sitting behind the wheel of a green 2001 honda civic and the engine was running. he had his pants down, exposed, jacket over his face asleep in public view. this 26-year old who doesn't want to be identified says he didn't know exactly what to do once he saw a man with his pants below his waste. >> my first instinct was to go but when i saw everyth

but we're going to throw it to dan roach hopefully you have good news. this one. the patriots came in 10-1 after their first loss last week in denver. the philadelphia eagles a team they are playing here at gillette 4-7 loses 3 straight they lost the last two games by a combined score 90 to 31. at. fans. the pats jumped out to 14-02nd quarter lead courtesy of brady touchdown passes to amendola. sam bradford td mass blocked return for a touchdown. malcolm jenkins interception for a touchdown. darren sproles 83-yard return for a touchdown. thought good for the patriots in the 4th quarter. after the game don't forget switch over to my tv 38 for postgame show we'll have bill belichick tom brady the press conference live and we'll see what happens with this patriots team this they can pull off play the texans next sunday they were in bull look taking on the bills. fourth. when deandre hopkins goes 19 yards for the touchdown reception. texas had to go for 2. on the conversion it's jonathan grimes on the run and he ties the game up at 21. but with under 2 minutes to go t

the football universe, tomorrow all eyes on the hockey winner classic will take place tomorrow, dan roach has more. >> thursday was dress rehearsal day for the winter classic add the bruins get set to battle the me at thal canadians, bruins hit the ice for a team picture, then a practice to get used to the surroundings, much of the talk was about about i playing in the home of the four time super bowl champion. >> were you of brady or gronk. >> add he will man. >> anybody out there, like looking around, i'm bray dee, maybe i'm gronk, cruz said he wanted to be edelman. >> looked like a gronk guy, with the ball. not quite as big, maybe. >> how about this, mike kahn is starting for montreal, his dad a police officer, escorted the team to practice here at information, i started talking to a state trooper, do you guys know anything about mike's dad where he works he looked at me, smiled, pointed to his badge, he is he a state trooper, pretty cool stuff. bruins here at the winter classic, i'med jim roach. >>> again winter classic alumni game finished a short time ago, how great was it to say ra

rats, roaches and deplorable conditions and all kinds of the city shelters. >> that is according to a new report from the city's controller's office that puts mayor de d blasio on the defensive. andrew? >> yeah, guys, this is the report. it's an audit. 19 pages from controller scott stringer today and it makes some pretty scathing conclusions not only about the deplorable conditions that some of the city shelters, but also draws the conclusion that things aren't getting better. only days after the city beefed up its efforts to help street homeless get a roof over their heads, new criticism that thousands of families in the city's shelter system are living in filth. >> the condition of city shelters is appalling and unacceptable. >> reporter: city controller scott stringer, a frequent critic of mayor de blasio released a new audit of homeless shelters today and found roaches and not enough inspectors. there's absolutely no excuse for any of this. >> reporter: the controller recommended more oversight, more security and better transition services where case managers help the homeless fi

roach has been charged with lewdness and driving while intoxicated. a ten-year department veteran, roach has now been suspended. >>> a police in manhattan investigating a possible anti- semitic attack on the manager of an upper west side bookstore. the 52-year-old worker was inside the store and saw a man pacing outside. they say when he went outside, the suspect began shouting slurs, made anti-jewish comments, then shouted that he was muslim. the suspect then punched the manager several times before riding off on a scooter. the manager was not seriously hurt, and coming up at 5, we have exclusive video of the man police are looking for. >>> we want to turn now to the weather. it is a cold and rainy afternoon out there, and we'll have to keep those umbrellas out a little bit longer. meteorologist lee goldberg is he's got that umbrella up, and he is on the upper west side with that forecast. >> reporter: not the giant umbrella, though shirleen. it's a light but steady rainfall. yes, it's raw. it's a dreary start to december. it's a rainfall that's not

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in case you missed it, oh, there you go, in case you missed it the pats bet the texans, dan roach is in houston with a key to the pats' win. >> certainly a big night for the patriots in houston sunday night. key take aways, offense nice to have ron gronkowski back. big plays when the patriots needed. on defense a dominating night from start to finish, six back first downs, a big win for patriots, now back with the afc first spot with three games left to go all because the defense first, special teams offense follow and patriots get out of here with a victory. dan roach wbz sport. >>> tom brady super model wife, she posted this picture on instagram, wearing a pair of patriots leggings, with the caption let's go pats. >> love the legs. >>> maybe you heard there is a star wars movie coming out this week, the world premier with the cast tonight, fans have to wait until thursday. >> there are a few films that inspired this type of hard core dedication, daily talker today and robi is here with proof how big this movie is. >> i am a batman freak, i even crusader, i did not camp out to see t

item 38 to be amend to roach references to previously promoted jail and $200 million in certificate of participation just to be clear removing the money that comments us to the jail and money to potentially purchase the property that comes before the board of supervisors so i'd like to propose we change the stated use for the property because under the cotter legislative we're specifically the property is used for the jail we need to use this property for any other use the board will have the opportunity to accept or regret the purchase again supervisor jane kim amendments 36 to issue the certificates of participation just for the cost of the property i'm introducing amendments to item 37 to appropriate overseeing for the cost of the property and pass those amendments around and colleagues ask for your support i'll move we table item 39 the $11.3 million for the intern funds for the constructions of jail just to be clear to everyone we're rejecting the planned jail my final motion. >> (clapping.) >> would be to send item 36 and 37 as amended back to committee with 38 and table 40 th

. >>> a new york city. 34-year-old wayne roach was charged in the. prosecutors say rhodes exposed himself while sitting in his car near the school monday afternoon. the 10-year veteran was suspended from the force without pay. the mild but messy system that's over us. dave price sheer to is here to let us know. >> we're trying to rush that radar out of the way, but it doesn't look like it's going to go anywhere. we're seeing soggy conditions for the rockefeller tree lighting. here's what we know. new york reporting about a third of an inch, . we do have and getting them out and back into the sky. keep in mind this system already showing a bit of a dry patch. we'll have your full hour by lighting coming up in just a few minutes. >>> if the summit speaker, as you know yesterday, was kruptd on charges. he is asked if he can now take a crack. >> this behind me was sheldon silver silver's within minutes of his conviction, lfs a legacy in the. even more questions about cleaning up the state capitol. ztz the >> the fact that a jury found sheldon guilty is p

the department of homeless services found staffing and safety problems including mold, rodents and roaches at more than half of the shelters and apartments. sharon crowley will have more on the awful conditions they're living in coming up in the next half hour. dari: new government regs affecting personal drones start under the new rules, all aircraft purchased from today on and weighing up to 55 pounds, including pay loads, must be registered with the faa before the first outdoor flight. if a personal drone was bought before today, owners have until february to register it. registration is free for the first 30 days and $5 after. steve: lindsey graham dropped out of the race for the white house, announcing his decision on his web site today. >> i'm suspending my campaign for president. i want to thank everyone who has taken this journey with me. you have honored me with your support. steve: there are now 12 republican candidates for president in the 2016 race. he says he was proud of his campaign. campaign. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. dari: hillary clinton making those comment

dan roach wbz sports >> they will have a full practice on wednesday and thursday and have christmas day off and then they will head to new york for the game against be nice if they get this win so that they can have some extra rest. >> they have to get healthy.>> be sure to catch patriots all access here. you can't catch it anywhere else. game day it will start at 11:30. 1:00 is kickoff time. the post game will be on wbz as well.>>> police say he broke into homes and lied about his identity. >> and then he became violent. coming up wild surveillance video.>>> call it the great getaway. a daring leap. >>> x-ray vision is not just anymore. >>> asus plastic -- a suspected thief trying to run away from security. he tries to go down the up escalator. here he is hanging. then he falls down. the officer tried to hold on and couldn't. he falls down to the floor. he hurts his head. he is facing several charges. >>> no one will face any charges in the police custody death of sandra bland. earlier this year she was found hung -- dead in her jail cell, she had hanged herself. she was jailed after a

stephen roach we don't know who broke it either. someone wrote keep your laws of my mirror. us for our benefit and your benefit. were you here. rosanna did not deny it when we confronted her. juliet: i have only seen it broken. ben: it was about two weeks. may be longer. >> meteorologist: we want to talk about temperatures across the tristate. 44 degrees in central park, 30s across walleye and, islip, montauk checking in at 45, mid 30s to 40s across the region and the north in new jersey, a chill with pine brook temperatures at 30 degrees, a 39 in berkeley heights, 44 in hoboken, 41 degrees at this early hour, temperatures stay pretty chilly front sweeping through the area, temperatures seem to get colder through the afternoon. because of winds out of the northwest continuing to be blustery in parts of the area, we have been clouds out there but we see a lot of sunshine coming in across the tristate, temperatures will be chilly, high readings mostly in the upper 40s to low 50s but the good news is we should see plenty of sunshine. l

we hope our region gets its share of development and the state roaches out to people here. people here are tired of the slow pace of change since the revolution. many say that hive is more difficult now. but the deaths of mohammed gave tunisians the freedom and dignity that allowed the young man all of his life. >> that report from nasreen. the image was not great. we have a lot more ahead on the programme. the u.n. secretary-general warn warned central african nation of burundi is on the brink of war. and a jury fails to reach the verdict in the case of a police officer charged with the death of a black man. ck man. >>> hello again, a reminder of the top stories, russia's president says he's ready to improve ties with the u.s. he didn't have hope for better relations with turkey, after downing a russian fighter jet. he says the policy on the future of bashar al-assad in syria has not changed. vladimir putin was speaking at the end of the year news conference in moscow >>> tens of thousands of photos from syria are put forward as evidence of crimes against humanity, admitte

. >> no roaches, very clean building. the tenants are very friendly. it's beautiful. i feel at home. relief as she watches her daughters play in their room in a place they can really call home. >> it's good to have a home, really good. and i would like to say thank you to everyone. >> from valley stream, long island, liz dahlem, fox 5 news. >> of us struggle with finding our true identities. at sea john camp in "bulls & bears"town, new jersey -- blarestown, new jersey, korean adoptees come together to feel a oneness that can't be found anywhere else. christina park has that story. >> of these children are on a very important journey, discovering who they are. the camp in blarestown, new jersey, is a national camp where korean adoptees can do just that and feel a oneness with kids just like themselves. >> a lot of these kids talk about feeling like camp is the and to think that only happens for one week out of an entire year, it can be kind of emotional. >> a former camper and now counselor says the camp helps fill a place in his heart where something was always missin

. >> thanks, roach. google roberta. google employees went on a shopping spree for a great cause. employees loaded up costco cards for the second harvest food bank and it goes to families in need in santa clara and san mateo county over the holiday season. google reps say it's completely funded by donations. >> this is a fantastic opportunity. remember, it's all money from donations and we are trying to buy healthy nutritious food and then it is being used to go to families who cannot afford it here. >> and if you would like to donate to the second harvest food bank, go to shfb.org. >>> coming up, creating the perfect puppy in a test tube. we'll show you the results coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. the 1950s romance, "carol" the way >>> the golden globe nominations were announced this morning in hollywood. the 1950s romance carole led the way with 5 nominations including best drama. the big short a comedy scored 4

. >> people mention chicago, guns are like pollution or cock roaches, you can external nail or protect your little area, but borders are porous, state lines are porous. it's very easy to traffic guns from states where it's very easy to get them. southern states, largely, western states into states like new york, like california. >> the other argument made is that gun control laws may not effectively actively keep guns from get to go bad people. there are so many guns in the country that even the loopholes if they're closed, you could have a black market for guns. >> you are never going to eliminate gun violence in this country, that's true, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't do everything we possibly can. johns hopkins looked at missouri and connecticut. in missouri, they got rid of background check system for handguns in 2007, and over the next few years, they saw about 25% increase in gun homicides, controlling for other factors. in connecticut, they actually institute a permit to purchase system in 1995 and over that 10 year period, they saw a decline, a significant decline in gun h

. >> and an audit, city shelters, they say it is plain awful. 53% had roaches and rodents. 87% mold. mildew. or no smoke detectors. >> the condition of city shelters is appalling and unacceptable. >> but the mayor is now trying to a new tactic. a new effort to convince homeless people to stop sleeping on the streets. besides ordering those 30 encampments dismantled this year, the mayor now wants to build 15,000 supportive housing apartments for the poor. and he is hiring 137 extra outreach work ers. city hall is trying a lot of new things. >> we put the whole set of tools on the playing field. in a way that has never been done before. and it will have an effect. it will take time. but it will have an effect. >> i think mayor deblasio has his heart in the right place. whether a bureaucracy can do that, without lots and lots and lots of waste, i don't know. >> reporter: the mayor is also promising new program that will start next year, that when people do complain about homeless problems in their neighborhood, that city hall promises to respond within 60 minutes. that program, coming n

according to the health department inspectors have found evidence here of rats, roaches or mice six timesn the last two years. >> son of a bitch. okay, good, all right. what, it's just rats and white rice. i ordered rats and brown rice, you-- tit, go, go! what a fool i've been. to put my faith in labels and brandzs. is there any truth to food or do all recipes call for a dash of lies, oh woe is man, for thou-- what are you doing here, what is it. >> it is a cash tip. >> cash, sorry, jesus what is it, 15%, were you fast but the rat looks cold. yeah, what do you say, all right, do you want a fish? it's around here somewhere. yeah, get a trout on your way out. thanks. jordan klepper, everyone, we'll be right back. >> yeah, >> yeah, (applause) with t-mobile and the incredible iphone 6s you can reach more people in more places than before. whether you're at home in the basement on the open road or pulling the late shift at work. you're more connected now because t-mobile doubled its lte coverage in the past year. and our extended range lte goes two times farther than before and is four times b

. >> >> reporter: the home of the roach family is demolished. they said they hid in a closet when the storm hit and they said they could feel the house lift off the ground. literally within seconds of this thing hitting us. >> in less than 20 seconds, the home collapsed on top of them, neighbors heard their screams for help, but it took more than an hour to pull them from the debris. >> this is the closet we were in. it rained a little more, this was up a little more, but we were actually, they dug us out. >> and despite the fact that the home fell right on top of them, the roach family, mom, dad and the two daughters were checked out at a local hospital and had only minor injuries. >> thanks david. >>> the severe weather is causing new travel headaches, cancellations and delays yesterday created long lines at airports. some travelers are turninging to startup companies for help. auctions away and flyers offer customers a way to hold specific flights for up to three weeks for a small charge. customers can lock in lower rates and avoid change fee

all determined to cross the aegean sea to get to greece which seems close but remains out of roach. >ing here because we have lots of problems in afghanistan. we are faced with a lot of challenges. there are not good facility for the young generation in order to learn something and we cannot guarantee our life. >> reporter: every morning they hope the sea is calmer. greece say short distance away but crossing the sea risky. the journey to the greek island could take up to an hour depending on weather conditions but this is a dangerous journey. the international organization for migration says more than 650 people have died this year while trying to cross from turkey to greece. many of them were children. and in the last two weeks, at least 15 children have drowned in the aegean sea. the rights group says the recorded death of refugees use two other routes in the mediterranean have reached over 2,900. and since october, more than 70 children have died crossing the aegean sea according to save the children. at the meeting point on the coast, as the right moment came, the first overloade

. >> reporter: the home of the roach family is demolished. they say they hid in aloset as the tornado hit and could feel the house literally lift off the ground. >> the lights flickered and it st went pitch black. we got downnto the closet like literally within seconds of this thing hitting us. >> reporter: in less than 20 seconds, the home collapsed on top of them. neighbors heard their screams for help but it took nearly an hour to pull them from under the debris. >> this is the closet we were in. it rained a little more, this was up a little more, but we were actually -- they dug us out. >> reporter: despite the fact that the home collapsed on top of them, anthony, the roaches, mom, dad and the two daughters, had minor injuries. >> thanks, david. the severeeather is causing new travel headaches. yesterday created long lines at airports. some travelers are turning to start-up companies for help. optis away and flier offer customers a way to hold specific flights up to three weeks for a small charge. customers can lock in lower rates and avo

the death toll roached ten from the severe storms ripping through the southeast. >> survivors are salvaging what is left of their homes. severe weather spawning a number of tornados. >> ten dead and more are missing. i am jon scott. >> i am lea gabriel. >> cars and homes damaged or destroyed. trees ripped up and power lines are ripped up. and dozens of injuries were reported over seven states including arkansas, alabama, georgia and illinois and mississippi and tennessee. and the threat of severe weather is not over on. johnathon is in atlanta and we begin with rick in the extreme weather center. >> we are still not done with. it threat of severe weather not as significant. and the dynamics are not in there. and we could see severe storms and rain is heavy. and this is a 24 hour lop. and now it is training over on the same spot. we have flash flooding that is going o. we can can see travel delays because of the low cloud. and really still dealing with problems from the storm. it is incredibly warm. look right now. 70 degrees in new york city on christmas eve and 58 in los angeles. sunny l.a

the death toll roached ten from the severe storms ripping through the southeast. >> survivors are salvagingwhat is left of their homes. severe weather spawning a number of tornados. >> ten dead and more are missing. i am jon scott. >> i am lea gabriel. >> cars and homes damaged or destroyed. trees ripped up and power lines are ripped up. and dozens of injuries were reported over

. >> born a sharecropper sun on february 21, 1940 outside of roach roy alabama. he lived on on the family farm and intended segregated public schools in alabama. inspired by the activism surrounding the montgomery boycott and the words of reverend luther king junior that he heard on the radio, he decided to join the movement. ever since, he has remained the vanguard of progressive social movement in the human rights and voting struggles. congressman lewis is a subject, co-author of numerous text, most notably he has co-authored the number one new york times best-selling graphic, novel series, march. book one was released in 2013. book two was released this year and immediately became a new york times bestseller. congressman lewis is the recipient of numerous awards, including the medal of freedom from president brock obama. the naacp spin guard metal, the capital award of the national council -- and the only john f. kennedy profile encouraged award for lifetime achievement. now as you sit at his feet, please listen and learn from an insider's perspective about ma

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around and some of them are smart enough to see where the money is and how much is there and what roaches are being a. >> president and ceo of division i athletic directors association. sunday a live three-hour discussion with political commentator cokie roberts. she is often seven books including ladies of liberty the founding mothers in her latest capital gains. join the conversation as we take your phone calls e-mails and facebook,. what book to be all weekend every weekend on these been to. >> arizona senator john mccain recently's book with reporters about national security issues an event hosted by the christian science monitor. topics included guantanamo bay harris in the global fight against isis. he also shared his thoughts on the 2016 presidential race. susan our. >> normally we have a banner, but the monitors decided to go with still marketing. it has worked so well for us. our guest this morning is senator john mccain. chairman of the senate armed services committee. i am guessing we all know who he is so i'm going to cut my introduction short. he is one of a long line of memb

there are warnings that prices could go lower it stephen roach says china's slowdown could extend declinese warns that some companies are in denial over the shift. >> the dollar is very important for commodity markets. if it does continue to strengthen, that together with continued concern over the prospects for the chinese economy will i think make it difficult for commodity prices in markets to rebound and turnaround so, commodities are after a super cycle obviously going the other way. >> australia's treasurer has confirmed a budget blowout. blamed on falling commodities and weaker growth. morrison says the underlying deficit will expand the $27 billion while the gdp growth has to 2.5%.sed down the deficit is forecasted to balloon by $19 billion by the end of the decade. markets in the asia-pacific today, here is heidi. the australianm treasurer weighing in on australian stocks. nice gains from sydney earlier on the the hang seng is slumping at the moment, concerned that row in commodities will continue and what that means for the economic outlook in australia. elsewhere, steep losses f

i have roached out to the board of super visors. i have reached out to the city council.i have notified the state superintendant of schools. i have notified the secretary of education mainly because there are no secrets. somebody has sent information that leads us to pause and make sure that we are safe, that our children and our staff are safe. nobody could be more interested in this city than our mayor. our mayor and his staff, his staff has joined us early this morning and our mayor is here now and i would like to turn it over to him. >> thank you very much, mr. superintendant. the decision to close schools is not mine to make but support. since san bernardino, our colleagues there who asked for the help from the los angeles police department when the shooting was reported. this morning, we are here because our first job is to insure that the people are safe in the city. it is easy for people to jump to conclusion and i have been around long enough usually what people think in the first few hours is not what it plays out. we see investigations unfold for series of days

is the latest in a string of problems henry faces hundreds of violates ranging from termites and roaches to asbestos and electrical issues at the property. he could face up to $250,000 this fines for the violates. >> the owner of a 51' yacht faces thousands in repairs after an unfortunate accident. sky 7 shows the boat stuck on a seawall at the oakland estuary. it was high tide went owner was on the water and he did not see the wall and crashed into it. the coast guard had to rescue the family. >> i will get it fix asked get it back out on the war as son as -- soon as positive. repairs could cost define $40,000 and $70,000. >> a 16" pipe that broke on friday sent thousands of gallons of waters rushing down the street and there was a 15" gash in the 66-year-old pipe that will be to be repaired. >> the fire academy has cleaned up the act after a cleaning scandal involving training tests. instructors of cal fire were accused of giving failing cadets passing fridays. officials say they have determinated or decreased the pay of nearly 16 our assistant chief was terminated that oversaw the tra

investigators say parents saw transit officer rain roach they also say he was intoxicated. >>> a manager at a bookstore on the upper west side was attacked in a possible case of anti-semitism. the manager says a man was pacing outside the store on broadway near 89th street. the man apparently walked inside, yelled that he was a muslim and made antijewish comments before punching the manager. the suspect rode off on a scooter. the manager's injuries were not serious. >>> new at noon, a deadly stabbing overnight. clarks town police were called to the multifamily home in west nyack at 1:45 a.m. officers found a 66-year-old man with fatal stab wounds on the top floor. investigators are questioning a 19-year-old man who was at the scene. police have not made any arrests at this time. >>> turning now to france where nearly 200 countries have come together for the u. n. climate the fight on terror remains at the top of the agenda with president obama delivering a strong message this morning. >> good afternoon, shirleen, or terrorism president obama said he believes russia may change its strateg

tomorrow morning at 5:00, you can see the future radar returns along the sonoma county coast from roach- from rohnert park with light rain and dug the overfight hours the cold front rolls in and you can see the moderate rain in yellow moving in to santa rosa at 5:00, and at 6:00 through oakland into san francisco. at 7:00 in the heart of the bay, 8:00 in the south bay, and at 9:00, it and wrapping up like our morning commute. behind it, cold and unstable air meets scattered showers and thunderstorms and a few pulses of gusty wind and rain and small hail is possible. that is going to last through thursday at 10:00 through midnight we will have another bit of energy and that is the best chance for seeing the thunderstorms. we will wake up on friday morning a few lingering showers ask clear on friday afternoon. rainfall amounts are .25" to .5" in the south bay and from quarter to three-quarters of an inch around the bay and the north bay, up to 1" in some areas and that means our storm impact scale is going to be moderate. it could be worse if we had stronger winds but we don't. >> tempera

-- our credit funds overall the new roach motels? tracy: right.racy:[laughter] interesting way of putting it. is it a canary in the coal mine or an idiosyncratic thing? it was down something like 30% this year. i spoke to one investor got outy who said he early because he saw the writing on the wall for this particular fund. we will just have to see. joe: we also saw in the more liquid space that the junk etf has been getting absolute clobbered lately. tracy: again, this goes back to the liquidity question. if you cannot buy and sell actual bonds, the next best thing is a derivative of those the promises ets easy and cheap entry and exit into the market. the growth of credit etf's has been so staggering at a lot of places say that these are the true price of the market. valuesrd the underlying and look at the etf's. that shows sentiment and current pricing best. scarlet: it shows the stress in the market as well. tracy: right. it gets to liquidity concerns, right, because you wonder if etf's par price of the market or are we seeing that it has got

of health ap safety vie lags including mold, cents and roaches and nearly all of the city's homeless apartments. stringer also says the department of homeless services had just over a dozen staffers assigned to oversee 155 shelters. >> 11:48 becomes wen ter but you would never know by stepping outside. >> and you won't know in the next few days. nick gregory with a look at the 70's and we are decades? >> not talking about it. exactly. that is right. 70's coming this way. that will mean it will not be a white christmas for sure this year as that is the day we'll be seeing or the day before, christmas thieve lower 70 he an low 60's on christmas day. fox 5 sky guardian not much going on. a couple of vein kells here. we do see the clouds in crease. the threat of rain increasing. there is nothing nearby at the moment. we are fining that area rain to the south here, kentucky, right on do in the gulf coast. you can see where it is aiming and see where it will be tomorrow. periods of rain, also, the warm temperatures like to south. 58 washington, d.c. high of 60. gives you the idea whereof w

. >> went through med school, was dirt poor, lived in a tiny, roach-filled apartment, had no money until later in life when he was a successful doctor. so he's totally self-made and has that drive. >> reporter: that drive led to a successful career, and a marriage that brought him a then in 2001, he suffered a huge setback. his wife left him for another man. his oldest son, dallas. >> and so he found himself, in his late 40s, a single man with his three sons off to college d starting their adult lives. >> reporter: and that's when dad decided to make a change. >> before he had been kind of a button-down, super conservative doctor that had been married to his high school girlfriend of 30 years. and then all of a sudden, he's in this phase in his life where he's gotta basically start over. >> reporter: he dated women who appreciated him, he bought himself a house. made it nice, just the way he liked it. he even started dressing more fashionably. it didn't go unnoticed. >> he was a very handsome man to begin with, and tall. and he dressed -- i mean, he looked great in everything. >> a bache

it's like the roach motel.hey go in, they never get out. >> i'm guilty, one of the roaches. >> an epic battle between bush and trump. things got heated here. let's watch. >> donald is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he would be a chaos president. >> jeb doesn't really believe i'm unhinged. he said that very simply because he has failed in the campaign. it's been a total disaster. nobody cares. >> donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. and i do have the strength pop i thought it was very unfair that virtually the entire early portion of the debate was trump this, trump that. in order to get ratings, i guess. >> mr. trump, i was on cnn last night watching -- >> excuse me. i think it's very unprofessi unprofessional. >> it wasn't cnn. i watched you last night for 60 minutes. it's not cnn. it's not cnn. it's america watching you. >> okay, fine. >> so i was mentioned so i can bring up something, right? the simple fact is if you t

the latest in a string of problems henry faces hundreds of violations that range from termites and roaches for asbestos and electrical issues. >> no, no, no, we are human. people should not live like this. >> he started work on it and he has pulled a permit and we are work on it as fast as we can. >> the city of fresno said if henry does not keep his word or if the work is not done if a timely manner they will step in and send him the bill. he could also face up to $250,000 in fines for the code vie -- violations. >> police in los angeles are asking for the public's help this morning in track down a hollywood producer with ties to the bay area. the 27-year-old was last seen leaving work last night and freeways say he had missed a meeting for a project. he specializes in vigil effects for films like "pirates of the caribbean," and "x machine," and the family is from oakley. he as last seen driving a range rover. >> the owner of a 51' long yacht faces thousands in repairs of an accident. the boat was stuck in a seawall yesterday in oakland. the owner said it was high tide when he was on the

espn had an anding stat saying the warriors can be the first to start this many in a row to star the roachre breaking records on top of reports as they continue to win in the early part of the sound. >> making up new records. >> exactly. >> expect a new one eke week and in the future we will tack about the warriors game. >> and still people do not thing they are get to 73. >> lucky. >> a others have injuries. >> hi! >> we are very lucky. this morning, you can see better than yesterday morning but this is still some fog. >> yes, i ran through some around orinda and lafayette but the nicaragua was not long lasting with the thick of the fog around fairfield and the parkway and peabody road out highway 12 and walters road and north tesla seat close to the mall there. that is the area that has the thickest and into the central valley we have the dense fog advisory until 10:00. if you are headed this way, be careful. that is where the most widespread fog is with the weapons light and variable and i am not expecting the fog to take over much of our neighbor. we. get just from the ground being so

had safety worries with mold and fire hazards and rodents the homeless shelter facilities. 53% had roaches and rats and other vermen. and stringer says that unsem unacceptable. >> the conditions of the city shelters is unacceptable. a family of five children was placed in a shelter unit three days after a fire in a neighboring apartment. the family had to live with the overwhelming stench of smoke for over a month. >> the audit also found flaws in the ways the department of homeless services uses to move families out of those shelters. >>> governor cuomo will issue conditional pardons to nearly 10,000 former juvenile offenders. anyone convicted of a misdemeanor or nonviolent felony, at 16 or 17 years old, who have been crime-free, for 0 years. that means they won't have to disclose convictions on applications. the governor says young people make mistakes, that shouldn't mean life-long hardships. >>> and amtrak has put new safety technology in effect, between new york and philadelphia. and positive train control was activated over the weekend. experts say it could have prevented the fatal d

kerwin roach, junior every texas breaking the pressure and a monster dunk against arlington. defender probably rethinking getting in the way of that guy. maybe the dunk of the year. worthy of the play of the da >> i'm taller than that guy but it would never happen. i could not touch the net. your "hump day" play of the day. >>> nfl owners meet today to discuss the future of football in l.a. when raiders fans will finally know whether the team is leaving town. >> reporter: and facebook ceo zuckerberg is giving away most of his fortune. will other silicon valley tech companies do the same? ,, ,, ka. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> the state is ready to hand out cash to build a new jail. i'm anne makovec live in san francisco with more on why some h

one of the great postgame moments from a coach in nfl history, but martin roach said: playoffs, i don't know. martin says no, it was a fun win but the offense still not good enough to be consistent and make the playoffs. i still think it will be washington, washington plays dallas tonight, so, there is a big game on the horizon, they still could be tide for first place. so sofa bunch of no's, here's another one from brian. they can't play every game and had three non-offensive touchdown it carry them. that's great point. they need the offense to step up and score some point. we'll see if they can do that and finally mike hendricksson says given that they have the next three at home and final game is a bus ride away they control their destin if i they don't win the east shame on them. so, that seems casino of like maybe for mike. but, overall, i think, people are in a wait and see attitude, erika, we shall see. >> wait and see, but this morning they are happy campers. pat, thank you. hey, eagles fans, a lot to be happy about this morning after that win. fans at chickie's and pete's' here

tom: let's go back to stephen roach. about this is the third mandate for the fed, the asset bubbles. there are a lot of people who say that we really don't know what we're doing with asset bubbles. stephanie: we do know what we are doing. the fed is creating them. tom: you are assuming there is an asset bubble, a lot of people don't agree with you. -- suggests "would you wish for. need a huge humility on our analysis of asset bubbles versus richards good comment about what to be accomplished with qe? richard: we have done a lot. we may have temporarily saved the united states economy. sectors thated were dying, the auto sector. but they never made money selling cars. they made money -- they are banks. they made money by financing. everyone is home with their families. and the older kids yesterday are saying, is this all we got? it is the economy. the economy is 2%, 2.2%. david, that is not good enough for a large part of america and certainly not the kids coming along. richard: and that is why the kids are coming back to