huge sheets of rooftop just flying away, being torn like they're pieces of paper. this guy continues to record, even though the tornado was tearing the building right in front of him to pieces. he doesn't run for cover until it sound like one of the pieces of debris crashes through the room they're in. amazi amazingly, the tornado goes around their own building and heading off into the distance. these guides incredibly lucky, no casualties. >> at what point do you ditch the video? i was thinking all right, now is the time to cut it off and run away. >> this is extremely dangerous. one of those pieces of debris could have come right at them. >> now, over to brazil to one of the slums in rio de janeiro. look at the building here. >> oh, no! >> the entire thing in one piece just fell off the cliff on to another boom that was at the bottom. >> oh, gosh. >> you see sparks. apparently in that building was 20 families and just moments before this happened, they had heard a noise. they decided to start moving out and just moments after they had done that, the building fell

up to when you would show play though, folks would be on top of rooftops, buildings. they would be on top of rooftops just to watch you fly through the air and do your thing. >> they were there to watch everybody, not just me. i was hard of the show -- i was part of the show. those were the days. >> hall of famers. it was always something about playing a couple of years in the rucca league that validated you being one of the guys. you had to get your streak reds -- your street creds. [laughter] we played ball of our lives, but until you played in that park, there is no true credibility. and then there are guys who played an apartment never played in the nba or organize or play for the ncaa or in an ncaa tournament. so on that particular stage, which is the more traditional and revered as such, but they are playground legends. there was one rumor out there about joe hammond showing up at halftime and scoring 50 points off me. [laughter] you know i had to dispel that one. [laughter] tavis: you have lived such a rich life and are living such a rich life. but it's clear t

. >> for the people getting the panels on their rooftops, the companies getting the panels on their rooftops do they look like? what kinds of businesses are they? >> so there are a couple of leaders in the space. sun power. >> mostly residential. >> mostly residential, and they are offering people no money down, save money on your utility bills, a strong value proposition. >> solar city, and there are solar panels at my house i just paid for, but the solar city model, for example, they will not pay for the panels upfront. we will get money from investors, and in a few years, you will own those panels on the house. >> that is the model. instead of financing the panels, we allow people to finance the panels and then get paid back as those panels generate electricity. we really do not know the panels going on the market right now. it, and how is that affecting the business model? >> solar has been around since the late 1960's, and there are still panels that are still operating. say that the panels built today should last 30 or 40 years. most are warring teed for 25 years, so it is a proven are

rooftop and they needed to get him down three flights of stairs. adam schumann put him on his puffed hisffed and way down the stairway. i don't want to get too graphic. much of the blood coming out of the head wound kind of drained into adam's mouth. on the day i met him six months later when he was leaving, the taste of this blood was still something that was quite fresh. >> let me read what he wrote. quickly. of blood,r the taste the heat of the blood, the wet of the blood as it spilled onto his uniform and through his uniform and onto his skin. >> yeah, so that is what he remembered. was happened, emery medi-vac'ed out. should be dead but somehow is alive. >> how old was he? >> a little older. young 30's at that point. >> where was this? tour?umann's third tour.his they were out on a mission. this is april, 2007. wass not on that rooftop, i probably a block away when it happened. >> did you talk to him right after it happened? >> no, i did not talk to him until six months later when he was leaving. i was going around with commanders and they wer

they throw them off rooftops. they don't even have kangaroo courts. they just see them, they convict them by virtue of an eye, of a visual decision, and they throw them off rooftops. but these organizations are dedicated to convicting israelis, so israelis feel they cannot make the right decision in the field because no matter what they do, they're going to be second guessed and triple guessed. possibly in a court of law, possibly in an international war crime tribunal. now, i also found fascinating when i followed the money of these organizations that while there are jewish donors giving money to the new israel fund to give to bitsellum and adalla, for some reason these organizations -- i don't want to zero in on them alone, there are many others -- are, these organizations are also getting abundant financing from funds, banks and other institutions which are controlled by iran, saudi arabia and iraq. so what is the common intersection between iranian and saudi funding and the funding that comes out of greater new york city and boston and all over th

people are hanging out and on rooftops as well. and the president spoke to these people and then he went right into the crowd, which is very typical of the way he likes to operate. >> you can see the handful of agents that are there around to guard him very closely in that situation. >> we always relied upon the local authorities and we always knew that they did a wonderful job. so then the president went into the hotel and 2500 people were packed in this program. we walked in there and we went to the head table and we went down. and i had gone down to the eighth floor on my room to be with mrs. kennedy because she had indicated to me on her schedule that she was not going to go to this practice. her schedule set on the very bottom that jackie will not attend. so we anticipated that she would go directly from the hotel to the airport. and however, the president noticed that everybody was clamoring to see mrs. kennedy. so he called advanced age and over and said call clint and tell him to bring mrs. kennedy down right now. so i got

as you can see we find wooden post says they are their defeat and lines which literally cross the rooftops of houses. with this situation we risk having problems with electrocution even house fires. in a village near the. witnessed an incident which could have had dramatic consequences . everyone knows that electricity contributes to development in the well but when there are no roads we need them so you can transform farming produce electricity would allow us to conserve and packaged goods but what is happening today i think. is it if we had electricity we could save our forests today we destroy them for firewood so we lose out twice a day dead has its consequences now the forest is being destroyed instead of being able to use electricity we are destroying our forests. the forests of the congo basin cover an area of over one hundred seventy two million access. in a widespread context of corruption and poor governance despite the moratorium and the forest code imposed by the world bank in two thousand and two attempts to reform that would industry have not yet met with any success in the d

. >> now let me take you over to russia where there's more action on a rooftop flp's ice hanging off because i heard stories about ice coming down and killing people. i guess jumps out of the way like, hey, this is dangerous. >> whoa! >> they took out the streetlight, guys. >> they were trying to knock off the ice off the roof and didn't have anybody protecting the ground or blocking anything? >> they were trying to remove the ice to protect people. >> and that's going to cost the city some money because you took out a streetlight. >> if i asked you guys to have a picture of beauty in your head, a lot of us would have a similar idea about beauty. it presented to us, what a body should look like. why not take those images and recreate them in forms of disability. here you see several different people with differing disabilities coming into a studio, having theirctd thoing recreate some people are sfigured, or scoliosis, malle normed spine because of some accident. i love this moment where each person gets to unveil to the man ken and to see their face. it's fascinating. >> now each of

. >> why navigating a rooftop isn't all that easy. and it's the christmas spirit in all its glory. >> boxer shorts, socks and it's cold. >> time to throw back an egg nothing and celebrate the holiday "right this minute." >> how cool is it to have an encounter with santa claus? >> cool. >> the coolest. >> this time he is visiting kids in lacy washington. hoping they've been nice, not naughty. of course he asks what they want, a pet. then he asks about their dad. >> where's your dad? >> in afghanistan. >> what do you think he wants for christmas? >> anything steelers themed. >> he's referring to colonel stevens, isn't expected to be back home for four months months. >> don't you think he'd want to come home. >> whoa! >> that's sad! >> so it wasn't real santa all along. >> it wasn't. it was dad dressed up as santa coming home early. his daughter or his wife didn't know he was coming home. >> he arranged it with the lacy fire department, who hooked him up with a santa suit. >> i bet that flying from afghanistan, knowing he was going to ge

the pilots had to decide do i rescue someone off of law rooftop who might not have water? do i go to this hospital where presumably they have supplies which they did, helicopters dropped off madison they needed. they have water, they have food. sometimes the helicopters came very slowly and these patients grew sicker and sicker and some staff grew very afraid. >> sheri fink, thousand people in the hospital when katrina hit. how many people were evacuated? >> what happened was through incredible work, creative thinking, literally doctors and staff members who went out and knew there were boats on trailers in the neighborhood and when water rose, they hot wired one of them, brought it back to the hospital and started getting able-bodied people out because dry ground was only eight blocks away. they could float them there, that would be a way to rescue them. they got people out that way, they got pets out that way and they started euthanizing pets because they felt we can't put them on a helicopter, trying to take patients and family members out but it turns out through creat

in this plaza's rooftop played a central role for koreans defending their town.ter the immigration act of 1965, thousands of koreans began arriving in l.a. the first to arrive were mostly middle-class, college-educated, hoping to make a lateral move into american society. but unless you have a medical or engineering degree, that turned out to be tough. they found work as merchants, store owners, opened liquor stores, groceries, massage studios, dry cleaners. they did that in an area that was, as it's called, underserved, where major chains feared to tread, where others preferred to abandon, koreans moved in. so 1992 -- four l.a. police officers are on trial for what sure as hell looked to me like a wildly excessive and prolonged beating of an unarmed rodney king. in april of that year, they were acquitted. for me, it was a holy -- i never saw that coming moment. for african-americans it was a somewhat ruder surprise. to say people were angry would be an understatement. >> they don't represent the people no more. >> south central was that way. so you could almost

. >> dude makes a daring jump from a rooftop. but -- >> as he goes down, things don't go how they planned. watch. >> the crash landing that could have cost him his life. >> and something mysterious lurks in these frigid waters. see the beast that breaks through next. ♪ yeah her gift ♪ i picked it out in a snap ♪ what made it genius ♪ was the camouflage wrap ♪ that's my kind of holiday ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> don't forget there an an app for rtm and watch videos any time, anywhere you are. >> even for the best of the best extreme athletes in the world, things don't alwayso the way they plan. >> epic tv, the perfect flight series, doing what they call some legal base jumping. you can see they're up very, very high. >> this is about as urban as you can get. >> we have a camera here. as he goes down, things don't go how they plan. watch. >> oh! >> you hear him describing his descent

. >> dude makes a daring jump from a rooftop. but -- >> as he goes down, things don't go how they planned. watch. >> the crash landing that could have cost him his life. >> and something mysterious lurks in these frigid waters. see the beast that breaks through next. >>> don't forget there an an app for rtm and watch videos any time, anywhere you are. >> even for the best of the best extreme athletes in the world, things don't alwayso the way they plan. >> epic tv, the perfect flight series, doing what they call some legal base jumping. you can see they're up very, very high. >> this is about as urban as you can get. >> we have a camera here. as he goes down, things don't go how they plan. watch. >> oh! >> you hear him describing his descent when he goes in for the landing. >> i just kept on turning right and i tried to grab it and -- that is just not an option so i crashed into the building. >> he had the spectators in mind. he knew he could crash into the ground. he crashed into the sign and into the awning before the ground. >

space to create large work spaces to create collaboration from the work force from the ground to the rooftop garden. you will see court yards and other places that we are beyond requirement to do. i'm a landscape freak, quality freak and that permeates our entire organization. we want to be an example of what others could and should do. there aren't as many people doing it as there should be. so, rather than just keep going on about the building itself, you will see it soon enough. but i like to thank a number of folks here because as mike said, it does take a team. our architect, you met johnson, fashion park, the entire william mcdonalds team, wsp group, sandas, and creek, thank you very much. the contractors, the builders and melanie and phillips, our land use attorney, tim ruben, the brokerage firm, elliot and english and special thanks to my partners from the corporation. jeff, our vice-president of development and construction services. carl brown, the project engineer, brandon hwang, director of development, and senior vice-president of development services, we live in a world today w

the window we have in our studio, there is sunlight that you can see from our rooftop camera. 59 degreesan national with winds out of the south pumping in the warm air. it is 70 degrees in culpeper. 57 in quantico due to the river. let me zoom out to show you the distinct cold front. just looking at this temperature map, you can see where those temperatures are. intothe northern plains the rockies. it is 15 degrees below zero right now in great falls. three degrees in denver and rapid city. it is colder right now in dallas than it is in syracuse, new york. and itpotent cold front sliding through our area. if your travels take you into dallas, oklahoma, missouri, all of those areas will be dealing with a lot of freezing rain and ice. and i'm afraid freezing rain and ice will be a concern for us as we head into the latter half of the weekend. >> we will see you in a few. happening right now, metro says it is working on a $2.9 billion budget proposal at their meeting. fares would rise about three percent under the proposal. standard bus fare would kris -- would increase 15 cents more. and p

not one rescuer but two head down to this narrow little rooftop, that you can also see is quite steep. eventually they use the little animal rescue tools. >> animal grabber. >> the animal grabber. and that are able to just loop it around the little cat. you hear just a little squeak from him and he's done. he's rescued, out of the gutter and back to safety. no any longer 50 feet up in the air. listen to the cheers as they rescue this little kitty. >> a couple of guys up to no good. >> it's clearly obvious these guys have something going on with them that's not exactly normal. >> the story behind the strange scene. and two youtube channels team up to make one slick video. >> now you can see the true precision. >> the trick shot shooting shot in slow mo. >> oh, wow, that's impressive. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the i

so expect a little bit of frost on the lawn as well as on the rooftops. look at the game forecast tomorrow. it's going to be a terrific day to head to oc coliseum to see the oakland raiders tomorrow. 1:05 kickoff. 60 degrees, and we'll manage temperatures to climb a few more degrees by the second quarter, into the mid-to-low 60s. here's a look at the highs for sunday. enjoy, 53, fremont, as well ace livermore, antioch, still on the cool side. 60 in the north bay. 62, san francisco, san jose, a mild 65 degrees. and the seven-day forecast, rising temperatures, monday and tuesday, temperatures close to 70 degrees in some locations on monday. get ready for the big drop on thursday and friday, as low pressure sets up and we'll drop about ten degrees thursday and friday. once again, just clouds in the forecast. no rain at this point. >> shu is up. colin rush is here. >> shu is in tampa bay. niners got to get to 10-4. raiders and cal men, stanford women on the college hardwood this afternoon with similar results and we'll talk army navy and the absence of this g

determination -- enjoy that which you can loudly proclaim from the rooftops -- free at last. >> in june of 1999 after one presidential term, nelson mandela retired from politics but remained committed to promoting peace and justice. he spoke out against the 2003 invasion of iraq and work at -- for aids. on policy he revealed his son had died of the disease. the last three years were marked with hospitalizations as he struggled with respiratory problems. had a lung infection after three months in the hospital. hisied peacefully at johannesburg home thursday. he was 95 years old. >> and ray brown reporting on the life of nelson mandela. earlier i spoke with the contributor to time magazine, who interviewed mandela on a number of occasions. she shared her experiences with us. was a really great interview because at least when he came out of jail, he did not have the consciousness of how big a figure he was globally. he knew it abstractly, but he had not traveled yet. learning bylf accident on a midnight flight one day when he was on his way from johannesburg to negotiate the transition in

sheets of ice literally flying off the rooftops in north texas. that scene in plano where ice collected for days because of the storm system we had. >> oh, my! >> it was some two inches thick when temperatures started to rise and melt and it simply slid off. amazingly, no one was hurt. some cars were damaged, though. as for those who saw it happened, they say it was frightening! >> my dog started barking and i heard the ice starting to break away from the roof. you could hear it. don't walk on the sidewalk, anybody! >> those are some amazing pictures! >> the sounds is just chilling. just chilling to hear that. oh, my goodness. indra petersons is watching this storm. have you ever seen anything like that? >> i have not being a west coaster. what we are dealing with several days is another system making its way through. a little bit of dusting of snow in manhattan and new york but that is not the story. south of it we continue to see this icing. stretching back in through virginia this morning. so that is the concern. all of the flight delays. once

here locally, our rooftop cam, embarcadero, everybody out and about. 52, los gatos. sutro cam showing the lights down there. santa rosa, 55. already 46 in novato, already cooling down. livermore, 54. the emeryville cam over the bay, clear overnight, chilly inland, a mild winter day tomorrow, and then get ready for dry and mild temperatures as we head towards the holiday week. winter did arrive this morning, the winter solstice at 9:11 and that means tonight -- actually, today, the shortest daylight hours. only nine hours and 33 minutes. as we head temperatures the next couple of days'll see more daylight. this is the setup. high pressure, double-barreled. you can see the jet stream to the north. that's where the storm track is. it is not going to move anytime soon so this dry weather pattern will hang on in through our holiday week. possibly into the first few days of 2014. here's how it is going to shape up in san jose tomorrow. a high of 54, and christmas eve, 66. 66 for christmas day, and then 57 for friday. next weekend, we'll start to bring temperatures down, he

a live view here from the rooftop.s 53 degrees in san francisco, temperatures are in the 40s, oakland, redwood city, los gatos and half moon bay. another look over san francisco, some temperature readings have dropped in to the 30s. santa rosa and napa. and now we go to our live view from the emory view, forecast is this. spare the air tomorrow, the fifth consecutive spare the air day. that will continue on through the beginning of the new year. high pressure still dominating our weather picture, bringing us mild and dry conditions. we do have clouds to our southwest that is pushing through the bay area. we will start the forecast animation during the overnight hours. more will sweep through in the afternoon hours giving us a hazy sort of filter sunshine kind of day. it will be mild once again tomorrow. now, overnight tonight, look for a chilly conditions in the inland valley, especially up in the north bay, where lows are up in the upper 20s and napa, low to mid 30s in the south bay, and right around the bay, we will

a live view from the rooftop camera on the embarcadero. 39 across the bay in oakland, and upper 30s aslos gatos and half moon bay. it's getting cold already. this is looking over the bay. 40 degrees at santa rosa. temperatures in the mid-30s in napa, 31 at fairfield, upper 30s, concord and livermore. another live view from the exploratorium camera. forecast features freeze warnings in effect for the next two nights from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. the following day. "spare the air" alert tomorrow for the declining air quality, and chilly afternoons on monday and tuesday before temperatures start to moderate after mid-week, there's an outloan of the cold front sweeping through the bay area, causing cold air to spill in behind it. 7:00 this evening, won't see any clouds by overnight. skies remain clear. temperatures will drop sharply. another chilly afternoon tomorrow. even under sunny skies. high temperatures barely breaking 50 degrees. overnight tonight, cold all over the bay area, including san francisco, low of 36. look at the lows in the inland valleys. low 20s at napa and santa rows sa

here locally, our rooftop cam, embarcadero, everybody out and about. 52, los gatos. sutro cam showing the lights down there. santa rosa, 55. already 46 in novato, already cooling down. livermore, 54. the emeryville cam over the bay, clear overnight, chilly inland, a mild winter day tomorrow, and then get ready for dry and mild temperatures as we head towards the holiday week. winter did arrive this morning, the winter solstice at 9:11 and that means tonight -- actually, today, the shortest daylight hours. only nine hours and 33 minutes. as we head temperatures the next couple of days'll see more daylight. this is the setup. high pressure, double-barreled. you can see the jet stream to the north. that's where the storm track is. it is not going to move anytime soon so this dry weather pattern will hang on in through our holiday week. possibly into the first few days of 2014. here's how it is going to shape up in san jose tomorrow. a high of 54, and christmas eve, 66. 66 for christmas day, and then 57 for friday. next weekend, we'll start to bring temperatures down, he

rooftop cam, san francisco. from the mt.am cam towards san francisco, 61 right now in santa rosa. 62 in fairfield. petaluma right now, 54. here's a look at our forecast highlights, and we're going to go with another "spare the air" day for tomorrow. the ninth in a row that we have experienced already this -- not even winter yet, but this time of year. the warmest day will be tomorrow, this upcoming work week, and by mid-week things will turn on the cool side. the worst air tomorrow will be across much of the bay area medium quality air, south central bay area, but the rest of us, because of the high pressure pushing the particulate matter close to the surface, have to deal with poor air quality, and it means no burning unless it is your only source of heat. overnight temperatures with the high clouds moving in, mid-to-upper 30s in the north and east bay locations. you can expect 40s elsewhere. the pacific satellite showing you high pressure continuing to keep the storm track to the north of us. it will start to bring us a sl

a live view from the rooftop camera on the embarcadero. 39 across the bay in oakland, and upper 30s as los gatos and half moon bay. it's getting cold already. this is looking over the bay. 40 degrees at santa rosa. temperatures in the mid-30s in napa, 31 at fairfield, upper 30s, concord and livermore. another live view from the exploratorium camera. forecast features freeze warnings in effect for the next two nights from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. the following day. "spare the air" alert tomorrow for the declining air quality, and chilly afternoons on monday and tuesday before temperatures start to moderate after mid-week, there's an outloan of the cold front sweeping through the bay area, causing cold air to spill in behind it. 7:00 this evening, won't see any clouds by overnight. skies remain clear. temperatures will drop sharply. another chilly afternoon tomorrow. even under sunny skies. high temperatures barely breaking 50 degrees. overnight tonight, cold all over the bay area, including san francisco, low of 36. look at the lows in the inland valleys. low 20s at napa and santa rows s

my voice may be competing with the sound of the rain on your rooftop.t's coming down at the rate of an inch to 2 inches an hour. the bay area that is you in hayward and danesville, and antiak. in the southway, you're up close to that freemont, san jose, all of the heavy rain has to clear through you are. rerain -- we are rain free here. larry sent us this picture. that's more than a dusting. that's more than half an inch of snow on the ground. you got some snow earlier today before the warmer air and wetter air moved in. overnight tonight well are avoid -- we will avoid the freeze. what is going on? it's really not leaving just scathing it out for a few hours. as it passes by it will drag down even more cold air, and for some of you, colder than the last few day with the highs in the mid- to upper 40s, and another freeze is coming up, already issued a freeze warning for tomorrow night, we will likely see widespread ice. if you're traveling at all, be advised, there's black ice out there. the week lend be dry, but chilly. the heavy rain will be gone by s

a live view here from the rooftop. it's 53 degrees in san francisco, temperatures are in the 40s, oakland, redwood city, los gatos and half moon bay. another look over san francisco, some temperature readings have dropped in to the 30s. santa rosa and napa. and now we go to our live view from the emory view, forecast is this. spare the air tomorrow, the fifth consecutive spare the air day. that will continue on through the beginning of the new year. high pressure still dominating our weather picture, bringing us mild and dry conditions. we do have clouds to our southwest that is pushing through the bay area. we will start the forecast animation during the overnight hours. more will sweep through in the afternoon hours giving us a hazy sort of filter sunshine kind of day. it will be mild once again tomorrow. now, overnight tonight, look for a chilly conditions in the inland valley, especially up in the north bay, where lows are up in the upper 20s and napa, low to mid 30s in the south bay, and right around the bay, we w

they want everyone to have a fun new year's eve but a safe one that includes visible elements like rooftop patrols but also includes things like undercover officers with palm-size radiation detectors who are going to blend in with that 1 million person crowd expected to gather here tonight. one of the world east biggest and most well-known parties. >> love it. just amazing atmosphere. >> reporter: times square, counting down the last few minutes of 2013. those who will brave the crowds will also brave the cold. temperatures expected to be in the 20s. earlier, a final dress rehearsal with the times square ball. it's a sparkling center piece featuring more than 2600 crystals with updated designs for this year's celebration. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: and a test confetti drop. >> this is an experience for me. i've never been into the new year's in new york city. so this is great. i'm so excited. >> reporter: a new year with new resolutions for the more than 1 million people expected to pack times square and the 1 billion expected to watch it on tv. >> getting more centered in our live

. >>> dude makes a daring base jump from a rooftop, but -- >> as he goes down things don't go how they planned. watch. >> the crash landing that could have cost him his life. >>> and, it's an ingenius idea. >> i think it will revolutionize smores. >> see the revolutionary makeover for the campfire favorite. >> this is a classy smore. >>> the best of the best extreme athletes in the world things don't always go the way they planned. check this out from epic tv, the perfect flight series in bangkok. wind suit pilot yoki summer, ludo worth doing what they call legal face jumping. >> up very, very high. >> this is as urban as you can get. we have a camera on espon. as he goes down, things don't go how they planned. watch. >> oh. >> oh! >> you can hear espon describing his descent. when he goes in for the landing. >> i tried to turn right. i knew if i let go i would actually go into the spectators. that is just not an option so i crashed into the building. >> he had the spectators in mind here. he knew he could have ran into some people on the ground. he crashed into that sign there. that l

a live view from the rooftop camera as abc7, looking along the embarcadero, nice and colorful, and temperatures are chilly. it's 43 in san francisco. 41, oakland. 45, redwood city. 40, los gatos. 41, half moon bay. another live view of the post-sunset sky as we look west. other temperature readings around the bay area, cooler than what i just -- colder than what i just showed you. 43, santa rosa. 41, napa. upper 30s at novato, fairfield, concord, and livermore so you know it's going to be cold in those locations overnight. and now a beautiful view of a clear sky over the bay bridge from our exploratorium camera. these are our forecast features. a freeze warning in effect, "spare the air" alert for tomorrow, that's the second consecutive day. we had one today as well. and chilly days ahead. chilly afternoons on monday and tuesday, before we start to get a break in the cold snap. here's the pacific satellite image. you can see the movement of weather systems today. cold front moved south of us. the cold air continues to spill behind the clouds, moving into southern california, and clear skies in

compete -- mike might -- my voice might be competing with the sound of the rain drops hitting your rooftopall the red is right through the heart of the bay area, which will be you in hayward and that is you in danville, liver mother, pleasantton -- pleasanton. very heavy rainfall. that's you up there. mountainview, fremont, san jose, all the heavy rain has to clear out before you. and the north bay, you're getting a little break as you are rain free here in santa rosa and to have a pretty cool picture here. not just rain, but the snow. and they sent us this event. and lake county, northern counties got some snow for them before the wetter air moved in. concordat 37 -- concord at 37. what's going on? we got the cold air as they are not leaving, just got scoured out for a few hours. they're hopping on the jet stream, moving from the north to the south and they will scoot by us as they will be done by 1:00 to 2:00 in the morning and as that passes on by, they will need to drag down even more cold air and for some of you, colder than the past couple of days for them and the upper 40s with the

. >> why navigating a rooftop isn't all that easy. >> how to win an ipad mini.nd it's the christmas spirit in all its glory. >> boxer shorts and socks and it's cold. >> time to throw back an eggnog and celebrate the holiday "right this minute." >>> how cool is it to have an encounter with santa claus? >> cool. >> the coolest. >> totally awesome. >> this time, he was visiting these kids in washington and they are so excited that he's there. >> are you hoping they've been nice, not naughty. >> what do you want? >> i want a pet. >> of course he asks what they want. one of the girls said i want a pet. what about your dad? where is your dad? >> in afghanistan. >> what do you think he wants for christmas? >> anything [ inaudible ]. >> wow. >> your kind of dad. >> i figured you would like that. >> cool guy. >> referring to colonel louis stevens in afghanistan, been there for a while. isn't expected to be back home for four more months but this is santa claus. >> don't you think he would want to come home? >> whoa. >> that's dad. >> it wasn't real santa all along. >> it

beautiful shot from our rooftop toward the bay bridge and san francisco bay looking glorious on a christmas eve evening. earlier today, folks were out and about enjoying the day before the big holiday. maybe wrapping up some shopping. walking the dog and enjoying the beautiful tree. a great week to be in the city. so much energy in the city this time of year and the weather has cooperated. christmas morning tomorrow, the kids tearing through the presents. you might as well know the temperature outside when you get up. san rafael 39 degrees. fremont 39. oakland, you'll start off the day at 33. you will double that tomorrow. you're going to be up near 70 degrees. bad air quality tomorrow. the south bay will be very unhealthy. that could be a problem towards san jose. watch for another spare the air day. the dry weather, the warm weather, and the smog is all because of this, the big ridge of high pressure. it's been here for a long time. we've been talking about this since mid august. nine days out of ten, we had this off to the west. the weather you had today, you will get again tomorrow and

livermore, 57, and from the rooftop cam this is what you can expect as we head through this last few13 and say hello to 2014. clear and chilly overnight, mostly sunny for your monday, and then this dry, mild weather pattern will hang on, as i just mentioned, into the new year. record highs today, can you believe it? we had some. oakland airport, 72, a record high. oakland museum, downtown oakland, 73. a record high. even s.f.o., 68. mountain view, tiled the record. the existing record for today of 68. so, really above normal temperatures as we have seen the past three to four days. overnight toward tonight, going to cut a little bit of to the wind off so the coolest readings in the north bay, upper 20s, near 30, so don't be surprised by frost. and we'll moderate temperatures a bit as we look towards san francisco and even the peninsula. you can see what we're dealing with. high pressure still keeping command over the bay area and most of the pacific northwest. shooting the jet stream well to the north of us. unfortunately, the next ten to 12-day outlook -- this is a little hitch in t

crews are using brushes to scrub rooftops and they are wiping down walls. they are removing about five centimeters of topsoil and gravel and replacing it with sand and other materials. they are using high pressure washers to spray down roads. the government has set aside $15 billion for the decontamination effort. but the work is taking longer than expected. we went to find out why. he is a notary from iwate. the village is about 40 kilometers northwest of fukushima daiichi. high levels of radiation there are keeping him away from his home. he lives with his parents in a nearby city. >> translator: in the early days of the nuclear crisis, radiation levels were very high in the rain gutters around here. >> reporter: late last month, workers hired by the government decontaminated his home. they followed government guidelines as they scraped away topsoil and ripped out weeds. they pack the waste into plastic bags and carried it away. the radiation level of the waste was very high. yamaguchi was disappointed with the results. the level on his property was still