crave those crazy squares even more. >>> televangelist is pat robertson is pat robertsonning himselfhave heterosexual sex to reproduce. >> robertson as you remember previously suggested that hurricane katrina was god's punishment for america's abortion policy, and he explained that haiti's 2010 earthquake was because the country's founders had sworn a pact with the devil. his latest choice comments came after another robertson, "duck dynasty" star willie robertson said he is still wrestling on whether being gay is a choice. >> do you think people choose to be gay. >> larry, i'm trying to figure that out. since the controversy and since i know all these people and the thought is i'm born this way. i don't know. i'm trying to figure out myself. >> if 2014 proved anything it is that views of both robertsons are likely to become relics of the recent past. 35 states embrace same-sex marriage and a number which the new yorker's jeffrey toobin predicts will rise to all 50 by 2015. 2015 starts in 14 days. that is all for now. "the ed show" is coming up next opinion ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, amer

let's bring in correspondent nic robertson live this morning.ing, nic. >> reporter: good morning, john. we are right outside the school here where the attack took place. there's no doubt that some people may be hoping this incident may help cooperation with afghanistan and pakistan to combat the taliban. already we have seen accusations the prime minister saying the r. taliban got their training and did their using bases inside afghanistan. the taliban say that's not true. we just come from inside the school there. i have to tell you this is probably one of the most horrific scenes i have ever seen. you go to the auditorium, the first room the taliban burst through. the army told us what happened. so much blood on the floor where the children were trying to hide under the chairs where they were given class. the army officer taking us around, told us the children tried to get to the doors of the auditorium to get out. as they were crowded around the doors, imagine this, the taliban opened fire on them. he said 100 children were killed as they wer

nic robertson got inside the school and what you see as he walks through the crime scene is difficult at. the details, as awful as they are, we think are necessary to show because they are the measure of an atrocity. here's nic's report. >> reporter: this is where the taliban got into the school. they cut the barbed wire, scaled it using bamboo ladders. another team got in just down here and then they took off towards the main buildings. they burst in to here, the main auditorium. they split into two teams, it was full of children here taking classes. >> shay shot me as soon as they came in. tried to run. i was shot in my shoulder. the people who came had no sense of humanity in them. >> reporter: so many children afraid under the benches. a brigadier was giving a lesson in first aid. the class was going on. the dummy, the apparatus left where he fell. and this is when things get really bad. the army says that the children fled for the door over here and the door here. a hundred of them were gunned down as they were trying to escape, cold-blooded murder. everywhere you walk here, bloo

robertson said there's no need to worry about ebola in kenya and then he said this. >> you might getld have aids. >> that's right. the towels could have aids. do not even get him started on the washcloths with hepatitis c. we're talking bed, bath, and way, way beyond people. if like pat robertson you somehow missed all the evidence, the research, the deathed on breadth of the research on aids, you cannot get hiv if you share towels. now, if a guy has shared towels, it's true he might be gay and then there's no guarantee. some people love sharing. one interesting thing about robertson's warning said when it comes to infectious diseases about ebola, he's kind of measured in his opinion. >> the great ebola outbreak, we were helping people with ebola and it wasn't all this panic. >> if there's one thing you can say about pat rabbobertson throughout the year, he's antipanic. why panic about ebola when the food is trying to kill you and bathroom getting you chlamydia? >> don't eat fresh vegetables or drink ice because the water isn't pure. be careful of ice cream and milk because the milk

robertson said there is no need to worry about ebola in kenya. get aids in kenya. people have aids. you have to be careful. the towels could have aids. >> that's right. the towels could have aids. do not even get him started on the washcloths with hepatitis c. we're talking bed baths. if you somehow missed all the evidence and depth and breadth of all the knowledge garnered about aids the past few decades, you cannot get hiv if you share towels. if a guy has shared towels, it's true he might be gay. even then there's no guarantee, some guys love cher. love cher towels. when it comes to diseases like ebola he's kind of measured in his opinion. >> i was in zai zaere in the gr ebola outbreak and it wasn't always panic. >> one thing you can say about him he is anti-panic. why panic when the bathmat is trying to give you chlamydia. >> if you go overseas, don't eat vegetables. if you go overseas, don't drink ice because the water isn't pure. be careful of ice cream and milk because the milk might not be pasteurized. >> do not eat ice cream when you go

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and this here is what's left of the last attacker. >> nic robertson is live now in islamabad.ch is churning over the pictures we just saw and you saw it with your own very eyes. i don't even know what to ask you. your impressions and what people have said to you? >> reporter: there is a huge sense of anger and frustration. we saw that outside the school. there were families there who live in the neighborhood. they were protesting against the government. they said -- they were shouting, we want more protection from the taliban. they're afraid. they're concerned. we've been inside and seen what's left. the aftermath there. it's harrowing. you can't walk through there without thinking about all of those parents, all of those army officers whose children went to the school and now are without their children, they are grieving. this is their job to protect the country but they couldn't even save their own children a few miles from where they live for most of them. so when you walk through there, those are the impressions that you have. you are seeing where all of this carnage happe

nic robertson is covering both angles for us from london. he joins us now, so, nic, let's start with that apparent arrest of al baghdadi's wife. what all do we know about her, and, of course, the circumstances leading up to her apparent arrest. >> reporter: well, she is from a large iraqi tribe. al duleimi is the name we understand she has. she potentially because of the proximity to al baghdadi and isis potentially has a lot of useful information for intelligence agencies in the region and potentially for western agencies who want to learn everything they can about isis but what we have learned so far indicates that this woman was picked up in a carefully coordinated operation. this is the woman regional intelligence source tells cnn was arrested last week while crossing from syria to lebanon. it was shot in march last year. she was part of a nighttime prisoner exchange. she is believed by regional sources to be the wife of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. the video of the prisoner exchange is titled, man screened at lebanese security pers

i want to start on the fight with isis with cnn's nic robertson in london with more. >> reporter: good morning, john. a lot of the step up on the international campaign on isis is focused on kobani. it is a border town with turkey and visible from across the border. we have seen the air strikes impacti impacting. kurdish fighters have gone in against the fight of isis. the real fight is raqqah. the town they took over two years ago. they had beheadings on the streets and executions by other means on the streets. it is where effectively the government is. the islamic courts are there and bigger or more secure jail systems were believed to be there. going after raqqah which is what it appears the coalition is doing according to the syrian observatory of human rights is going to the heart of the isis problem. has the leadership scattered in advance of the coalition campaign is not clear. that is where raqqah made a stance. any attack will have a significant impact. john. >> let's shift to afghanistan, nic. new leadership in the country. a new surge of violence created by the taliban. >> r

cnn's nic robertson is live with more on the nato meeting.d morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, christine. it is about russia. a small element on afghanistan. the vast majority of what will be discussed will be the threat and accusation that nato says that russia is still contributing weapons, tanks and other weapon systems to separatists inside ukraine and stopping international monitors as part of the peace agreement. monitoring the border with russia and ukraine. to that end, we are expecting a statement from nato saying they will have a permanent presence of nato forces in the eastern nato countries and will have a spearhead force. this will be in place as early as 2016. there will be an interim force prior to that. this is troops on the ground with equipment stationed in the eastern most countries. we will hear there will be a continued political and other support commit to the ukrainian government that there will be support for cyber defense and support for financial for command and control systems for the military. this is what we

nic robertson is live in london with more on the nato meeting. good morning, nic.stan and isis, but vladimir putin and russia is what this is about, isn't it? >> reporter: front and center. absolutely. they will check how much progress has been made since the nato leaders in wales three months ago. they agreed a readiness action plan. that plan was to have a better and faster ability to respond to what nato perceives as russia's aggression on its borders. what they are expected to announce today is they will have a permanent presence in the areas of their eastern most members closest to russia. they will have a spearhead action force that will be hopefully ready to be deployed by 2016. they will have an interim force before then. the idea is it will have permanent equipment basis in the eastern most nato members and the troops will rotate through there. there will be a mention of support for political support and other support for the government in ukraine. there will be financial support to help their cyber defenses and military command and control. what we will h

investigators say that the 56- year-old patricia robertson 's blood-alcohol limit was three times the legal limit. he was reportedly on her way to school when the accident happened. school officials say she has been wst district for almost 30 years. robertson is currently on paid administrative leave. >>> few things carry the emotional punch as a photograph. few east bay families had the chance to have their family portrait until now. it's a simple thing that some families have never gotten around to doing taking the family portrait. >> we always wanted to take a family portrait, but it's expensive. so just the fact that this opportunity was here, and something that i wouldn't have missed for the world. >> that opportunity came today at the youth uprising office in oakland. dozens of families came together to say "cheese" and mark a moment in time to cherish for the rest of their lives. >> pictures are important. that is how come i became a photographer, because i value having that documentation of my family. don't let me start crying, because it's important. that families have this a

we've assembled the best of pat robertson and the dawn of duck dynasty phil meet robertsons. >> theyn't have suv's in jupiter. >> you either have to convert them which i think is impossible. i'm not giving up on them i'm saying convert them or kill them. >> the portion of all the profits is going to the muslim brotherhood. it's not a question of religion it's a question of where does the money go. >> hey america, declaration of independence, it's my book marker don't forget that. >> are we really coming to the last days? i think so. >> there will be no flesh remaining on earth, there will be nobody alive. i don't see anything else that ful fills the prophetic words of jesus christ other than a asteroid strike. >> women with women, men with women, they committed indecent acts with one another and received the due penalty for their pervesions. they are full of murder,envy, strive. >> they are doing everything they possibly can to put dirty language and sexual situations and now homo sexuality into scripts over and over. >> these boys are waiting until 20 or 30 years old, you got to mar

i want to go to our correspondent nic robertson live in london. what is going in syria, nic? >> reporter: the fact that the coalition is now focusing air strikes in raqqah, 30 strikes over the weekend. that is significant. raqqah is the capital of isis. several years ago, they made it their administrative hub. this is the place they carry out street executions and beheadings and religious courts and their prisoned facilities. so striking this while at the same time striking the significant border town of kobani in the north of syria on the border with turkey, it is something we have been able to see. the focus back to isis capital is really a strike at the heart of the organization. reports say that some of the leaders have shifted camp and in other areas of syria. it will affect their ability to operate in the way they have been operating. again, this is the beginning, significant, but clearly to be effective, it would have to last and be longer air campaign than just one round of 30 strikes, john. >> nic, let's turn to afghanistan for a moment. it seems to be surge in viole

nic robertson reports. >> reporter: tumbled chairs.rete chewed apart by a fuselage of bullets, few children in the classrooms could dodge. evidence of the taliban's craven attack is everywhere. floors still soaked in the blood of the innocents. this town is drenched in grief. funeral after funeral. most between 12 and 16 years old, many buried in the uniforms. smaller they are, the heavier to carry one official said. education in this impoverish town of 3 million is everything. no one saw this coming. survivors wonder how they made it through. >> translator: in the locker room, they believed we were dead but two students caught their attention so they shot them in the head to make sure they were dead. >> translator: six entered the hall. some died on the spot and others were injured. >> reporter: vigils are lighting up across the country. sympathy is strong and so is condemnation of the taliban. it is rarely this universal and rarely this visceral. these men, some of them seemingly young as their victims are attackers according to tali

nic robertson is tracking the the story from london., tell us more. >> what we know from our sources in the region is baghdadi's wife was arrested. she is the one who has arrested one of two wives that baghdadi is believed to have. source also tells us that this was a planned operation, that it had been in the works for some time, that they were waiting for this event to happen, this arrest to happen, in fact that this particular wife of baghdadi who was arrested is somebody very active in the isis organization, who is very powerful within the organization obviously very connected through our husband, but what we're being told, she was such a significant player, that is why she was targeted for arrest. now, we don't have details of what's been learned. media outlets in lebanon where she's being held are reporting she was arrested as long as a week ago, arrested with one of her children. we've also been told we're not aware of what she is actually offering up to the lebanese, who are undoubtedly questioning her very thoroughly and very c

our nic robertson visited that site.of what he found is extremely disturbing. >> reporter: this is where the taliban got into the school. they cut the barbed wire at the top of the school. another team got in just down here and then they took off towards the main buildings. they burst in to here, the main auditorium. they split into two teams, it was full of children here taking classes. >> translator: they shot me as soon as they came in. i tried to run. i was shot in my shoulder. the people who came had no sense of humanity in them. >> reporter: so many children afraid, trying to hide underneath these benches. the class was going on. a brigadier was giving a lesson in first aid. the dummy, the operators left where he fell. and this is when things get really bad. the army says that the children fled for the door over here and the door here. a hundred of them were gunned down as they were trying to escape, cold-blooded murder. everywhere you walk here, blood splatters all over the ground. the taliban not satisfied with t

the walter peyton nominee, robertson. 70 yards for the touchdown. they would get the two-point conversion. so we're tied at 22. next, wildcats possession. mainline again. villanova wins 29-22. they will play sam houston state next week. >>> widner's coach is ripping chip kelly. why? take a look. chip stopped by the complex. mike kelly says, somebody could buy chip a map so he knows where he lives now. is he serious? he better not call chip for tickets. >>> john runyan checking out his son playing for st. joe's prep. they crushed their opponent. the prep will play for a state title. >>> college hoops, penn beats binghamton tonight. the quakers' second straight win. >>> nova all over st. joe's today. hilliard, alley-oop slam. 11 points for him. nova wins by 28 points. >>> temple versus la salle. the return of the streamers. good to see again. for the owls, it's bond, jalen bond. 11 points off the bench. temple wins and have won 17 of 21 against the explorers. i'm john clark with your sports. we're right back. >>> hundreds of people pitching in to make

si robertson. from the hit show "duck dynasty."e. what was the inspiration to turning yourself into an elf for the holidays? >> well, that was miss ashley nelson. this was kind of her idea. she's watched me with the show and she's known, since korie's her sister, she got to know the robertson family very well. i wrote one book, si-cology 1. they came up and said, write another one. so ashley came up with, we came up with this. all it's about is to tell the real christmas story. about how god became flesh, okay, willingly died on the cross for what si robertson does wrong and the rest of the world. was buried in a tom, okay? but the tomb couldn't hold him. three days later he rose from the dead. >> you do it in a wonderful way that includes a friend. every book comes with an uncle si the elf doll. >> for about two weeks, ashley fold me around and told me to take a nap anywhere and everywhere. i've got one laying against a stop sign asleep. >> you carried it around. a good premise. there's another character like that. i want the talk

nic robertson is there. nic, what do we know about this woman? this was on saturday. they've had her in custody for sometime, likely debriefing. >> reporter: she's the lady called saja al dulaimi. it's a big tribe. they've had a chance to listen publicly to what lebanese authorities have been saying for a day now saying actually this isn't one of al baghdadi's two wives. she is married to another woman from the al dulaimi tribe, but not this. sources say they still believe it is a wife of baghdadi. this woman played an important role within the organization itself. is an important figure with important connections. now, we have to look at this in total. and iraq was playing a role in bringing about her arrest. we heard this from our own sources. they say that iraq, syria, and lebanon were all involved in capturing this woman. that the united states in conjunction with iraq played a role. that this is somebody who is a valued target. somebody they've been trying to get, putting together a plan for over a month. that they were waiting to try to capture. so, i think as t

nic robertson, cnn, islamabad, pakistan. >>> moving on to some other news for you now. the head of fifa's ethics investigation has resigned. michael garcia was looking into whether there was any wrongdoing. world sports' alex thomas has more. >> reporter: this is a major blow to the president who set up the independent ethics committee to answer criticism that fifa was corrupt and not transparent. and in an ex-mail michael garcia says the job started well. i felt they were making real progress in ethnics this fifa. garcia goes on to explain the detail of a well-publicized rou with the other chief head of the adjudication chamber. garcia was the prosecutor and eckerd was the judge. for the 2018 and 2022 cups awarded to russia and qatar, eckerd published a summary and exonerated russia and qatar of any wrongdoing and did nothing to appease fifa's ethics. garcia disagreed with eckerd's sum economy and a day after that appeal was ruled inadmissible garcia has quit. in his e-mail garcia wrote "no independent governance committee, investigator or arbitration panel can change

intelligence sources tell our senior international correspondent nic robertson that's not necessarilysaying they have a very high value target. >> reporter: this is the woman an intelligence source tells cnn was arrested last week while crossing from syria to lebanon. it was shot in march last year. she was part of a nighttime prisoner exchange. she is believed by regional supportses to be the wife of the isis leader. the video of the prisoner exchange is tattled man screened lebanese security personnel who tried to touch his wife. on the video, you can hear the man say, hey, you, take your hands off her. keep your hands away from the woman. no one touches her. so little is known that pinning down whether this is indeed his wife or as u.s. sources suspect, a former wife, is tough. what is clear to regional sources is that she was a high valued target taking as a result of a long planned intelligence operation involving syria, iraq and lebanon. >> we know there was a lot of western military activity in the area to do with reinforcing border areas and toughening up lebanese security in

our senior international correspondent nic robertson has more.hniques used, >> reporter: concrete walls torn apart by a fuselage of bullets few in these classrooms could dodge. evidence of the ferocity of the craven attack is everywhere. floors still soaked in the flood of the innocents. this town is frenched in grief. funeral after funeral. most between 12 and 16 years old. many buried in their school uniforms. the smaller they are, the heavier they are to carry, one official said. education in this improverished town of 3 million is everything. no one saw this coming. survivors now wondering how they made it through. >> here in the locker room i pretended to be dead. they kind of believed us but two students and a teacher caught their attention so they shot them in the head to make sure they were dead. >> six men entered the hall and joined the fight on the students. some died on the spot. >> reporter: vigils are lighting up across the country. sympathy is strong and so is condemnation of the taliban. it is rarely this universal and rarely this

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john robertson out with a con du concussion. the backup, 53 yard touchdown. villanova is down three under a minute to go. and he misses from 51 yards out to tie it. that's the first time nova has lost a playoff game at home this 17 years. st. joe's prep taking on pine richland for the quad a state title. is this t this is the run of the night. 58 yards. then check out the trick play. he pitch it is baes it back to and throws it to swifts. an unreal trick play. st. joe's prep repeat as state champions. and congrats to the northwest raiders from west oak lane. they win the pop warner super bowl in florida. young four tonguchdowns 26-6. and la salle beat drexel and mariota won the heisman trophy. we'll see you after sunday night tonight. have a good one. >>> i guess you get what you pay for when you're sitting in the front row. you're right in on the action. check this out from last night's sixers game wells fargo center. a pass goes wide and into the stands. one unlucky fan gets doused with her beer. doesn't look too happy about it. >>> mon'ne davis is paying i

john robertson and the wildcats do it all quarterback could not play because of a concussion so chrisi got the start. 7:20 left scores from the one and that will give villanova a 31 to 27 lead. 34 seconds left villanova needs this 51-yard field goal. that's not going to happen. cats season couples to an end. sam houston state led by casey easterly advance to the semifinals with a victory. >> the winner of the 2014 heisman memorial trophy is marcus mariota of the university of oregon. >> he received twice as many points as second place finisher melvin gordon. the record breaking running back from wisconsin, the other finalist was alabama receiver amari cooper third. >>> to pop warner super bowl the north philly aztecs against florida, the quarterback going on a fumble recovery to give the philadelphians a seven-six lead at the half. they lost 24 to seven but congratulations on a great season. >>> in the midget finals the northwest raiders the champs. the team from west oak lane beat new britain connecticut 26 to six to take home that championship. way to go guys. >>> high school footba

. >>> congratulations to villanova quarterback john robertson and he's the walter peyton award winnerthat goes to the best player in the fsc. john follows john finner ran and brian westbrook as winners of the award. got to play good to get that one. >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> check out this display of holiday lights. it is a bird's eye view using a drone. this display at the thompson house in richmond, virginia. this family has been lighting up their home since 1999. and this year they used more than 170,000 lights, 800 homemade decorations, 50 breakers and 100 outlets. it took about 537 hours to get that all put up longing good out there. i think clark griswold would be proud of that and a good shot from the drones. >> love the drones. >> love the drones. >> the drone makes it spectacular. >> that's incredible. >> that's a nice display that. >> would never get that bird's eye view unless you're a bird. >>> i'm feeling very festive tonight. eyewitness weather seven-day forecast tuesday 50 degrees. hanukkah begins at sun

cats playing without their star quarterback john robertson who had a concussion that will give villanova nova needs this field goal to tie the game then didn't happen. knows nova's season comes to an end. sam houston advances to their final. >> the win effort 2014 heisman memorial trophy is marcus mariotta of the university of oregon. >> he was the run away winner, the first oregon player to win the award. >>> explorers. aztecs cornerback scoring on a fumble recovery to give the philadelphians a seven-six lead at the half. but they lost. >>> the north rest raiders the champions. the team beat new britain connecticut to take home that championship. way to goes, guys. >>> high school football. class 4a state championship game between saint joe's prep and pine-richland. prep holding on to a one point lead, 1:58 left. dion dray swift 47 yards tort for the core and saint joe's >> ♪ >> welcome back. this year the holidays are going to the dogs many "eyewitness news" at philadelphia's hotel for the santa paws event. some of them weren't sure about sit on santa's lap. he's going to get on the na

walter payton nominee john robertson connecting. 70 yards for the touchdown.nova would get the two-point conversion, so we're tied at 22-22. next nova possession, our version of johnny football. again with a touchdown. villanova wins. they will play sam houston state next week. widener, they lost in the playoffs to lindfield, so why is mike kelly ripping chip kelly. chip allowed lindfield to practice at the eagles' nova care complex and chip stopped by there. lindfield is from oregon. mike kelly says maybe somebody should buy chip a map so he knows where he lives now, and he says he's routing for the seahawks. is he serious? john runyun checking out his son. the prep will go to hershey to play for a state title. archbishop wood also advances. penn beat binghamton. how about number ten villanova? all over st. joe's. hilliard alley-oop slam here. nova wins by 28. the cats are 8-0. temple versus la salle. the return of the streamers. it's good to see again. for the owls, it's bond. jalen bond. 11 points off the bench. temple wins 58-57. they have won 17 of 21 aga

. >> hardly congratulations to villanova von robertson the walter peyton award winner.e through for almost 29 hadn't dread yards and 35 touchdowns ran for thousand 78 yards and 11 scores. john follows brian finneran in 1997 former eagles great brian westbrook in 2001 as the winner of the award. way to go. we'l ♪ >> new tonight recognizing those in our community who provide valuable services to those in need. "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park tonight for the annual phillies charities holiday par party. the local charities that received $2 million in grants throughout the year also those who benefited from the generosity. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> you can help make the holidays bright for under privileged children and reminder our joy of sharing campaign is now underway. just buy a new unwrapped toy and drop it off here at our studios this friday, 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia. from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for list of other drop off locations go to cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/joy or call 215 215-977-joys. >> thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00

robertson's replacement chris pauloni lehigh valley native trying to lead them to a win over san houstonate in the quarter final. he runs it in. villanova up by four. but were four to go in the game, sam houston state overstreet scores. villanova back down by three. former delaware coach casey cure minutes away from beating his form er rival final seconds nova can tie it. chris goth51-yard field goal. nova loses 34-31. they're limb nateed by san houston state and casey keeler. >>> for just the third time in the the last 12 years, army/navy game is not in philadelphia. this classic rivalry down in baltimore today where navy wins for the the 13th straight time. seventeen-ten the final over army. >>> college hoops, lasalle end their season, season long four game losing streak beating drexel by ten. they have won six games against their fellow city six schools. >>> finally if you know anything about golf, the the word birdie pretty good. pretty good thing. in most cases. although, not here. take a look at this australian pga championship where this birdie, there you go, takes the ball, and h

robertson says she looked into it and asked about installing a back flow preventer. for now, crews dominate near the sidewalks the fourth flood in recent years. and business owners say only the city can prevent a fifth. >> right now, we're monitoring a water main break in san francisco. this is on brotherhood way there is no water service to the st. thomas moore catholic school the congregation, or the brand day school. >> the live doppler 7 hd now. a live picture from the camera in san francisco. after another day of scattered showers there is more wet weather due in the bay area tomorrow. and this won't pick us out of the drought, but will help. >> yes. we'll show you we're dry, but tracking a storm that is approaching from the west. here is a cold front that will bring us storm from flooding. there is a chance of lightning strikes tomorrow. throughout the day, storms spread and by 3:00 we're tracking areas of heavy rain. we'll talk about the cold front and a stronger storm in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> thank you. >> getting around mil

robertson says she loed into it and asked abo installing a back flow preventer. for now, crews dominate near the sidewalks the fourth flood in recent years. anbusiness owners say onlythe city can prevent a fifth. >> right now, we're monitoring a water main bre in san francisco. this is on brotherhood way there is no water service to the st. thomas moore catholic school the congregation, or the brand day school. >> the live doppler 7 hd now. a live picture from the camera in san francisco. after another day of scattered showers there is more wet weatr due in the bay area tomorrow. and this won't pick us out of the drought, but will help. >> yes. we'll show you we're dry, but tracking a storm that is approaching from e west. hereis a cold front that will ing us storm from urban flooding. there is a chance of lightning strikes tomorrow. throughout the day, storms spread and by 3:0 we're tracking areas of heavy rain. we'llalk about the cold front and a sronger storm in the accu-weath forecast coming up in just a moment. >> thank you. >> getting aund mill valley has b

jordan robertson joins us now. jordan, you have written about this a lot.e trunk of the internet that is dark right now? >> that is right. north korea has very few connections to the internet. only four networks. you can compare that with over 152,000 for the u.s. when all of this tension started, it is very likely the united states or some patriotic hackers, took a look at those networks and said there are only four of them. we might take those out. >> i guess you're saying seth rogen did not do it. i wonder if this is the kind of response the president might be talking about, or if this is a permanent thing. if they are going to abuse the internet, we take that power away from them completely. >> it is saying we are going to kick you off the internet. that is a real disadvantage for north korea, having so few outbound connections. one security expert pointed out north korea's infrastructure is not interwoven into the fabric of their daily lives or even government operations. north korea launches many cyber warfare attacks from outside the country. they ha

the sox also signed free- agent closer, david robertson to a four- year deal.he had 39 saves with the yankees last season. right- hander jason hammel is returning to the north side. just five months after the cubs traded him. the tribune reports it's a two- year deal with a club option for a third. hammel was eight- and five with an e- r-a below three before the cubs traded him to oakland. now the cubs are waiting to hear from free agent pitcher jon lester, who will reportedly decide on a team today. the truck he was traveling and crashed in charlotte n.c.. no word on the extent of his injuries. pampers are scheduled to play on sunday. brandon marshall is out of the hospital but he won't play the final three games of the season. he suffered two fractured ribs and a collapsed lung after taking a hit in the cowboys game. robbie gould is still dealing with a quad injury so jay feely is still on the roster. the bears were back at practice yesterday ahead of hosting the saints onay night football." coach trestman would not addrs mel tucker's job y .ppoffer >>jay cut