claus and when is he said republicans need to play santa claus themselves become the santa clause of tax cuts when a ski wrote the only thing wrong is the failure of the republican party to play santa claus to santa claus theory holds that republicans should concentrate on tax reduction in other words democrats can give gifts like social security and medicare a lower pay for them and republicans can counter with gifts like massive tax cuts which is exactly what they did when ronald reagan was elected in one nine hundred eighty and picked as an advisor but there was another dimension to win a ski's strategy that he doesn't explicitly lay out in that article and that's this if republicans by playing santa claus on their own successfully passed their tax cuts as reagan and bush two did without cutting spending. then the government is starved of revenue we go into debt until eventually we can't afford the democratic party's social services like social security unemployment insurance and medicare all the things that the republicans have called get us and if republicans scream and yell eno

impossible to beat santa claus. people are not going to vote against santa claus especially the ninety four on election night as the tide was turning against romney fellow republican kingpin bill o'reilly said this there are fifty percent of the voting public who want stuff they want things and who is going to give them things president obama he knows it and he ran on it no words president obama won by plain santa claus even there romney himself blames santa claus obama after his loss romney told donors the obama campaign was following the old playbook of giving a lot of stuff to groups that they hoped they could get to vote for them and be motivated to go out to the polls pacifically the african-american community to spend a community and young people. referring to president obama's reforms that allowed young people to stay on their parents' health insurance plans romney called it a big give to young people these men especially rush limbaugh perfectly summed up the message the republican establishment took from the

rose along the santa rosa correct for us. allen? >>reporter: we are watching a graduate rise in the water of santa rosa creek but so for no threat of flooding. it has been coming down steadily and we are beginning to see the winds pick up but we haven't seen the hard pounding rain. then again it's still early. it's the first down tree of the night for this sonoma county road crew. this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa ros

claus it is practically impossible to beat santa claus people are not going to vote against santa claus if there are fifty percent of the voting public who want stuff. they want things and who is going to give them things president obama he knows it and he ran on it. so here we are talking about and they're talking about these things this stuff that they're dealing with let's go ahead and break down this two santa clause area that you broke down and hostler magazine break it down for the average joe for me. it's funny that they're talking rush limbaugh specifically uses the word santa clause because in a way that's that's a misnomer i mean we use that in the article because it's a good way to get across these ideas but that's kind of belittling what democrats have done since since the great depression really and it's the same language that you do when it's key uses in one thousand nine hundred six when he writes this op ed called the two santa clause there which basically asserts that democrats have achieved political success because they're giving people things such as social as tom ta

rose along the santa rosa correct for us. allen? >>reporter: we are watching a graduate rise in the water of santa rosa creek but so for no threat of flooding. it has been coming down steadily and we are beginning to see the winds pick up but we haven't seen the hard pounding rain. then again it's still early. it's the first down tree of the night for this sonoma county road crew. this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa ros

rose along the santa rosa correct for us.llen? >>reporter: we are watching a graduate rise in the water of santa rosa creek but so for no threat of flooding. it has been coming down steadily and we are beginning to see the winds pick up but we haven't seen the hard pounding rain. then again it's still early. it's the first down tree of the night for this sonoma county road crew. this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa rosa

we have team coverage from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains but start with meteorologist mark tamayo in the ktvu weather center. >> has been quite a morning, excessive rainfall rates, gusty winds still effecting us. here you can pick out the coverage out there. you will notice we are seeing changes in the north bay. the rainfall rates tapering after as you can see but still steady rain for santa rosa, around the area as well. as we shift the maps down here you will notice more activity for the central portions of the bay, heavier rain around san francisco as you cap pick out, a moderate cell moving through and covering the whole east bay. in fact here you can see more activity around the livermore area. we will continue to move the maps and show you ax in the southern half, pacifica, los gatos and san jose and morgan hill and tighter to the santa cruz mountains that is the concern of course, a rough mourning all day long for highway 17 for the summit and still seeing some moderate to heavy rainfall here as well. so once again the wider perspective here as you can see across th

so far leader of the pack would be santa cruz. santa cruz mountains.sergio 2.5 inches of rain. santa cruz mountains can take a lot of rain but when it gets to be that much, things get serious which is why they had that small stream flood advisory. also san jose and back over toward campbell and willow glen. and over into livermore sunol grade i know there has been very heavy rain there. things to the north are just more bursts of moderate rain to steady rain. it look loosic there is a pretty good little cell right there. there has been very heavy rain on highway 24. american canyon and vallejo. north bay things are picking up. we'll have more on that in a second. pam and dave. >>> zynga changing its relationship status with facebook. they have updated the terms of their relationship and means looser ties between the game maker and social network. it allows facebook to develop its own games and zynga no longer has to use facebook as the log in to its games. both stocks set to open lower on the news. >>> apple has redesigned itunes. they plan to rolled o

still tracking our rain i am good morning still have east bay valleys, santa clara valley and santa cruzmountains now monterey bay starting to get into more steady rain through about 9:00. east or south expect it to be wet today. it is going to start to dissipate late during the afternoon, 73 fresno, scattered showers in the sierra. upper 60s around element a, san diego. palm springs 87°. >>> let's check in with that southern california boy and find out what is going on. >> one who is currently living in new york, josh elliot. happy to hear you are getting some of your trains back. >>> yeah. i would take the coastal fog in southern california right now and not look back, not think twice about it. great to be with you. everybody in the bay area, you are right that is a great piece of news we have today limited subway service in the city, back up and running, shocking when you think 50 miles of tracks were damaged, flooded out, as hurricane sandy struck. we will be continuing our coverage and yours of the aftermath of this destructive and deadly storm. we will be live from the hardest hit

-three- quarters for santa rosa. with one-half inch through concord and less amounts towards san jose and the south bay. just traces. and a live view from outside the bay bridge and it has been pouring. we will continue to see this for several hours and then showers. and the leftover showers but otherwise a mixture of clouds and signed. it could be pretty nice decent, day. with-sunset. >> we are live with the police have read. i hear that residents are worried rain could create another bettmuddy mass-- >> absolutely, and it has been raining on/off throughout the day possible muddy mess is the fear. they are checking to make sure that the water main break from and then, a net has been placed along the streets with he bills. they have been checking. >> at 2:00 a.m. until sauce of people going over there. the more the tonight's expected rainfall that the neighbors are scared of another mud a landslide in a move their cars. >> my car was covered and by thusually it is parked across the street. >> jose's his van is still

that's from kent in west santa rose a.nk i saw five inches of rain there and near saint helena. heavy rain -- kemp field only just zeroing in on two but there has been moderate rain are. also up to -- over to sonoma, vallejo getting hammered. our observer saying a half inch an hour. there is a cell right over vallejo. that's really heavy totals. danville, blackhawk getting hit. san leandro as well. that's a cell right over them. same can be said for parts of the east basement berkeley, emoryville, steady into oakland and san francisco, steady, really heavy rain around business pain. then over the san mateo bridge and then back into the santa cruz mountains, there is been a cell parked over -- there it is. boulder creek, felton this have had three plus inches of rain. now moving in to the valley. it's widespread. it's everybody and it'll continue most of the day. look at the moisture, looks like the clouds are finally moving narcotic will sweep in here and give us more rain. wind advisory, flood warning, watches, just hunke

towards the north of santa rosa. as the go towards tuesday watch the shower activity going further to the south. eventually by late afternoon and the evening, there is a band of rain fall. it will remain southbound for the evening hours and there is of the golden gate bridge. tuesday/wednesday and for tomorrow, nice, clouds and a somewhat more sunshine. the temperatures will be in the mid '60s and the mid 60s for most areas like concord, 65 degrees, pleasanton. and alameda, the same in san leandro and san francisco. 60s in the north bay and the 50s along the coast for ocean beach. here is the your kron 4 7 day around the bay the clouds will increase would lead evening showers possible with residual showers in the morning. wednesday afternoon and for thanksgiving, it looks nice! a great stretch of decent weather. >> who could free forgot their recent election with the jobs overseas? now, there is a new movement for things made in the u.s. a but also quality items made in the >> party theme at this san francisco gather

especially dangerous in santa cruz mountains. landscapers rushed yesterday to clear dying fur trees before the storm. redwoods would sway with the wind but furs are the hardest to handle. >> and local school districts may cancel class today due to the storm and dangerous road conditions. santa rosa may close individual or all of its schools today. it will analyze each school and all of its roads to make sure if it's safe to drive. an official announcement will come around 7:00 this morning. we are keeping an eye on all the local airports here. coming up at 4:47 delays and cancellations you should expect if you are traveling today. we'll continue to track the storm throughout the morning. you can get updates any time with storm tracker two. you will find it online on your mobile device, or through one of our apps. >>> oakland police plan to release more information on the autistic teenage girl found in san francisco after disappearing on tuesday. the 16-year-old's father told us investigators said his daughter was beaten and sexua

we are almost headed in on the cruz -- santa cruz mountains.will have more coming up on mornings on 2. >>> we have a series of storms coming to the bay area. >>> and gang violence we will tell you what happened, stay right here with us.

santa cruz 80 degrees. 71 monterey.afternoon in the east bay looking beautiful with low 70s by about 1:00 in oakland. mid-70s 4:00 and you will notice the warmth continues with peak heat tomorrow. almost as warm on the peninsula and city tuesday as the flow turns for onshore. everyone cools off by wednesday, here comes the rain and it will be a cold rain on through the end of the work week. >> in l.a. they have to be on alert for the santa an that you winds. >> absolutely, yeah. >> thank you, lisa. coming up at 7:00 is good morning america and we are joined live from new york to tell us what is on top. i know you guys have been really smacked by sandy. how are you doing? >> that's right. we have sandy. we are doing well. it's a resilient city. hard to believe tomorrow is one week since sandy fell upon us. not only do we have sandy to talk about, but we have the election to talk about. the final count down. president obama and mitt romney tried to get last minute votes as they make their final presents through the key ba

heaviest rain is still focused north of santa rosa at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. that front is approaching, and as it slowly sags south which is why we are concerned about the heavy nest of the rain, 5:00 a.m. on freeway day it is going to get nasty for the morning commute when many are traveling with innedy -- with wind econ decisions. we will see scattered showers through the rest of friday and going into saturday. the next batch of heavy rain gets in here on saturday afternoon with storm number three. that's when we will see the wind pick up and the thunderstorm potential is there of the -- is there. the north bay mountains up to 10 inches of rain. that's nearly a foot by 4:00 p.m. on saturday. and that does not include the entire storm on sunday. 3:00 -- three to 6 inches in the santa cruz mountains. south bay 1 to 2 inches. so urban and small stream flood advisory will likely get issued. certainly a flood watch is going through the weekend for lake county, mendocino county and it runs through sunday afternoon. the wind advisory from 4:00 p.m. tomorrow until 1

i have to point to you santa cruz -- for santa clara. i have to point you to santa cruz.t it's gonna be a warm one right there. the extended forecast there, numbers warm today, warm tomorrow, although we will begin to see the onshore breeze. by wednesday, the wigger transition. we're talking about a -- bigger transition. we're talking about upper 50s and 60s expected. >> so from summer to winter. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> ahead -- why san francisco taxpayers will be stuck with the bull after a -- after a muni bus was store offed by vandals. was torched by vandals. you look for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, get a super low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty are $11.99. that's a dollar a roll! and charmin is $11.99 for 30 rolls. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 9, 10. the nasdaq is up 13. s&p up 2. >>> looks like muni will be making a big payment as a result of vandalism caused during

but really hitting hard right now toward santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, east bay as well.at the moisture. here's the problem. the challenge i should say. it goes well out of the pacific and it's enhancing. i mean this is going to go all day. all day. a little closer look shows there was a little rest from some of that rain. but it's already beginning to pick up now. closer look toward santa cruz where there is really heavy rain around the board walk. also capitola and back into the santa cruz mountains. san jose my friend john said paulson it's pouring down here. and reports coming in from fremont. and back over toward the east bay. i know san roe moan, danville to black how long as well. and then coming out wide you can see a lot of that some of this rain will move south. it's moving. that is the good news. upstream there is so much more that has to come in. if you've got a little break up toward mendocino county and lake county, napa, and marin by the way there is 3-7 inches of rain up toward the russian river area. we'll have updates on warnings and watches and another

new video from highway 17 in santa cruz county on your right, stormy conditions topple trees causing delays for late night drivers and rain coming down fast in santa cruz at thef(2t boardwalk about an inch the past hour. >> only expected to get worse as the morning commute picks up. right now straight over to mike and live doppler. >>> there's rain out there, a lot of it, falling in some areas you can see yellows in the eastern sections, contra costa and alameda counties let's zoom there livermore through the altamont pass towards tracy, basco road towards brentwood and oakley out of the sunol grade you are going to run into heavier rain mission boulevard towards fremont boulevard. on 680880 south into milpitas around -- alum rock the storm heading towards ruby avenue, over the last hour, nearly an inch of rain in santa cruz yellows there all the way up towards ben lomond and boulder creek where we could get eight to 10 he inches of rain. there's a little bit of a lighter radar return over the north bay right now. it looks like we'll still have waves of showers through the 10:00 we a

what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive.ring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> new details about that deadly fire at a clothing factory in bangladesh owned by a company that supplies retail chains here this u.s.. three factory officials have been arrested, accused of locking doors, trapping workers inside that inferno, 112 were killed in saturday's fire. the few who survived say they were told to ignore the fire alarms and get back to work. order books found the factory was making clothes for disney, pixar, wal-mart, sears and other western brands. >>> new study says that couch in your living room could be dangerous. researchers tested more than 100 couches and found potential toxic flame retardants in many, more than half contained some combination of flame retardant chemicals in the foam that pose a risk to humans. the american chemistry council say flame retardants in furniture are designed to save live

how dare you paint santa as some kind of hippie dippie peta. he earned that fur by bagging himself an a bomb i hadable showman. folks, this political correctness must be stopped. sure, it starts with no smoking and fake fur. before you know it we're dissing high fat milk and cookies, living on kale chips and coconut water. mark my words santa is going to stop giving naughty kids coal and start giving them compact for es-- florescent bulbs because if they can take away santa's smoking they can take away all his bad habits. they will cut off his egg nothing, make him lose weight and no more saturday nights with his ho-ho-ho. --'s be right back. n9n9n9n9n9n9 xçññ@ - [ background chatter ] - ♪ [ harp notes ] - i see a little silhouetto of a man. - scaramouche. scaramouche. will you do the fandango? oh. thunderbolt and lightning-- very, very frightening me. - galileo. - galileo. - galileo? - figaro. easy come, easy go. will you let me go? - bismillah, no. - [ together ] we will not let you go. - let me go. - we will not let you go! [ high op

how dare you paint santa as some kind of hippie dippie peta. earned that fur by bagging himself an a bomb i hadable showman. folks, this political correctness must be stopped. sure, it starts with no smoking and fake fur. before you know it we're dissing high fat milk and cookies, living on kale chips and coconut water. mark my words santa is going to stop giving naughty kids coal and start giving them compact for es-- florescent bulbs because if they can take away santa's smoking they can take away all his bad habits. they will cut off his egg nothing, make him lose weight and no more saturday nights with his ho-ho-ho. --'s be right back. 2@0á0á,jádtbxm,xrg-xevóx,o,x d&!:qq-x r&tsá !ib"0ah) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is here to talk about his new documentary about the dust bowl. if he brings the grape, i'll bring the wrath. please welcome ken burns. (cheers and applause) hey, ken, good to see you. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: all right, we have a melange of documentaries. >> w

santa cruz and capit o ola you have showers falling over you. awfully cold. 37 in santa rosa. widespread 40s around the region as i mentioned a little bit earlier anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. bundle up the little ones getting outside. so for the call of the day, we have showers in the forecast, the possibility of thunderstorms hanging around and temperatures well below afternoon. giving you a -- average. giving you a look at what we can expect through the afternoon. i had hail dumping on my roof a little bit earlier this morning and you may have as well. afternoon highs for today, upper 50s low 60s and then as we get into the extended forecast with your weekend in view, tomorrow morning, mainly dry, but a cold start, 30s around the bay. temperatures could be colder as we start sunday morning, a slight rebound in our temperatures as we get into the second half of the weekend, early part of next week, a chance for showers coming again on tuesday. back to you. >>> if you're planning to head up to reno or tahoe this weekend, probably want to bring t

heaviest rain is still focused north of santa rosa at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. that front is approaching, and as it slowly sags south which is why we are concerned about the heavy nest of the rain, 5:00 a.m. on freeway day it is going to get nasty for the morning commute when many are traveling with innedy -- with wind econ decisions. we will see scattered showers through the rest of friday and going into saturday. the next batch of heavy rain gets in here on saturday afternoon with storm number three. that's when we will see the wind pick up and the thunderstorm potential is there of the -- is there. the north bay mountains up to 10 inches of rain. that's nearly a foot by 4:00 p.m. on saturday. and that does not include the entire storm on sunday. 3:00 -- three to 6 inches in the santa cruz mountains. south bay 1 to 2 inches. so urban and small stream flood advisory will likely get issued. certainly a flood watch is going through the weekend for lake county, mendocino county and it runs through sunday afternoon. the wind advisory from 4:00 p.m. tomorrow until 1

live in santa rosa. >> thank you. new this morning a neighborhood is without power after hit and run driver crashed into a utility pole. pg&e said that it'll be a while before that service in that area is restored. we are at the scene with the story of a family waking up to find wires down in their yard. >> reporter: the people who live inside of this house were trapped for a little bit this morning. when they came out and noticed this power pole had toppled nearly on top of their car that was parked in the driveway. nearly landing on top of them. the chp said a drunk driver smashed into the pole and then took off. wires now drape across the street and neighbors are without power for most of the day. it happened shortly before 4:00 this morning off the corner of grant and washington. sheriff's deputies say it was a hit and run and they found the suspect four miles away. he was arrested on suspicious of dui. we spoke to one homeowner who because of the wires couldn't get out of the house to head to work. >> nice to get

heaviest rain is still focused north of santa rosa at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow.outh which is why we are concerned about the heavy nest of the rain, 5:00 a.m. on freeway day it is going to get nasty for the morning commute when many are traveling with innedy -- with wind econ decisions. we will see scattered showers through the rest of friday and going into saturday. the next batch of heavy rain gets in here on saturday afternoon with storm number three. that's when we will see the wind pick up and the thunderstorm potential is there of the -- is there. baytho 10 inches of rain. that's nearly a foot by 4:00 p.m. on saturday. and that does not include the entire storm on sunday. 3:00 -- three to 6 inches in the santa cruz mountains. south bay 1 to 2 inches. so urban and small stream flood advisory will likely get issued. certainly a flood watch is going through the weekend for lake county, mendocino county and it runs through sunday afternoon. the wind advisory from 4:00 p.m. tomorrow until 1:00 p.m. on friday. the same areas are getting covered. gusts to 45 miles

there are a lot of holes in that system and it is splitting between the santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley. fort brag an inch of rain and middletown and most locations picked up about three quarters of an inch and santa rosa up to petaluma and our system again, you can see focusing and that's where the rain is moving through. so, soming that rain 50s to 60 degrees and high pressure will slowly build in and near 60s to 70s and it would not take much to get up to 68. some afternoon sun, days will be dryer and sunny and warmer, set your clocks back and it will be sunny next friday. >>> a possible solution to a smelly problem for bart. what happened to clear the air for commuters. >> is he here? >> his story is quite an amazing one. he encountered a great white. how he said he fought off the shark. when i see that our schools are 47th in spending per student, i just can't accept that. our schools shouldn't be 47th in anything. proposition 38 bypasses sacramento, and makes education a real priority- with the funding, to our local schools and the accountability from our local school

she was indicted and handed over to the santa clara county deputies. the 38-year-old left her 10-year-old daughter behind when she was caught shop litting a cart of groceries. >>> hercules city council set to vote on a draft resolution that would censure one of its members accusing her of unethical conduct and abuse of power when she allegedly pressured a pinole city engineer to stop a hercules resident from criticizing her on a blog in june that resident works for an engineering firm designing a joint hercules pinole waste water treatment plan. she went to the officials of the firm to stop his blogs. she apologized in september. >>> mike nicco is in the giving spirit already, the holiday spirit he has a already something for everyone out there. >> [ unintelligible ] >> radar -- yes, okay, good, good, good morning everybody [ unintelligible ] good news for the morning commute, it is dry, not nearly as cold as it has been stem for a few spots, 39 in santa rosa now, 34 fairfield, 39 in concord, everybody else in the 40s to 51 the warp spot in santa rosa

santa cruz will be 88 and san francisco 85. there will be a lot of record highs possible today. >>> steve, good morning. traffic doing well around the bay area. we're off to a decent start on a monday. as you can see by looking at this picture. northbound 101 looks good. also if you are driving on westbound bay bridge approach it is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> in overnight news several businesses are damaged after a strip mall went up in flames. ktvu alex savidge is live at the scene in pleasant hill where more on what firefighters discovered and why they're calling it suspicious. good morning, alex. >> reporter: an arson investigation has been launched because firefighters found what appeared to be a molotov cocktail here at the scene. another aspect of this fire that was suspicious the front window of the business had been smashed when firefighters first got here and there was a small fire inside the place that burned on the inside wall. we'll show you video from last night. the fire broke out around 11:30. an alarm

the stadium is going up in santa clara. we accept and acknowledge that. the next question is what do we do about it? we are not -- i'm not -- i'm not one to sit and mope about something we lost. now we build on what can we do. i think this is one of those ideas that in those days where we were asking where is our legacy with the 9ers, this was one of those very concrete ideas that jed and i talked about as moving forward with everybody and making sure we take the lead but sure it and gain mum more than one can expect that. is why we are having the incredible team. i think we are past it. we have an opportunity to build on that relationship, even more creatively than before. i think this is one of those great ideas. will it be an effort in and of itself. we are not lost on ther ideas, the continued legacy. this is is the 49ers. we want to celebrate and build it bigger. we will build on the success and penetrate the things we have wanted to do with great, great events that cause all of us to be inspired well beyond the sport itself. >>> to go back on tuesda

santa rosa, only .10 the last time i checked in santa rosa. we're gonna keep an eye on things. kentfield has picked up .10 of an inch. they are usually the leader of the pack. sunset district starting to pick up. you can see the rain right off san francisco beginning to light up on. radar but that's really heavy rain starting to move in on the coastline. we're moner toking the -- we're monitoring the conditions. tori an dave? >> time now, 7:06. >>> overnight in gilroy, shots were fired at a house with several people inside, including a baby. ktvu's janine de la vega is in gilroy now. what are police telling me? >> reporter: police say the family was very shaken up. the house where it happened is three houses down from where i'm standing. now, this happened at glenview and 10th street near gilroy high school. police say a car drove by the home and those inside the home fired a shot at a mit tu bushy ellipse -- mitsubishi eclipse outside of the nobody. they fired and nobody was hurt. witnesses say they heard gang- related slursed right before the gunfire. a 1990s honda hatchback

santa cruz 63, mid 50s watsonville and monterey, 46 gilroy. record highs today and tomorrow. at night, good key to this forecast, cooler wednesday, cooler and wet thursday, lingering showers and still cool friday. today, every one of these cities has an asterisk for high temperatures, record high from 12° warmer in san jose to santa rosa 20° warmer than average. near 80 along the coast, 81 downtown san francisco, 84 in san rafael, 89 in santa rosa, record high temperatures today, east bay shore, richmond 81. concord at about 82°, monterey bay, 84, 90 at santa cruz watsonville inland to hollister, 89 gilroy and salinas all record highs. back home tonight 50s and 60s with a little fog possible in the north bay valleys. east coast 7:00 tomorrow evening nor'easter just getting rammed up, by 7:00 wednesday morning, -- ramped up, by 7:00, wednesday morning, rain along the barrier areas, turn as into snow as the sun sets wednesday evening to thursday morning, warmer air wraps in, turns back to rain ends thursday evening. it going to be a tough 24 hours to 36 hours for those folks. a

santa gets his beard caught in the rope. now, of course he doesn't want to mess up his beard in front of all these people, right? he's 15 feet above the crowd hanging for 15 minutes before a british soldier came down and had to give santa a bit of a shave. >> so he lost a little bit of his beard in this mishap. >> so then he could continue down the rope and bring everybody all sorts of cheer. but it turns out this isn't the only time this exact same thing has happened to ole st. nick. here he is in dallas lastea at the at&t perfoing abeard ai rope. kind of a reoccuring problem for ole st. nick. >> he's a jolly old elf. he's not a rock climber or rappeler. >> did you just notice that santa had a jet pack? >> yeah in, dallas after he got his beard under control, he did a crazy jet pack show for everybody there. >> you'd think mrs. claus would have said something to him at this point. >> he's too worried about the gifts. >> and the kids. he's not thinking of himself. >>> it's wednesday, everybody, and we have another ipad 3 to

a record. >> 70s and 80s, santa rosa, i doesn't think so. that will not happen, san francisco 76 and that record is 83. oakland could be close, 80 is going 78, san jose will be right in there. redwood city as well. there needs to be a couple 49 in antioch, the warmest temperatures are on the coast and there is a little component on the coast. there in lice the problem, it will still be nice but it will be sunny and warm for november. temperatures are topped out and it will be cold by friday. chilly lows inland. highs will be on the upper -- in the upper 70s for many. it is tough to get the inland lows to warm up. it definitely helps the coast. here comes that system and our temperatures will go way down. >>> it's just a week after being devastated by that super storm. the storm that is bearing down on them and how the jersey shore is preparing. >>> plus a possible new tool to combat metropolitan abuse, how it works and where it's being tested right now. >>> it is a problem but we will explain. . >>> welcome back. some people are being told t

november is when the family found the santa teresa teen dead. >> he didn't get to may choices or choose his own destiny. >> and now they want to find justice for their nephew, michael. >> he was just always so pleasant to be around. he was quiet, easy-going, always considerate. >> reporter: that is why it is difficult waiting for the day for them to stand trial. >> you're upset, depressed, they have taken from us already, and they continue to take over and over and over again. >> reporter: michael was found stabbed to death in his family's back yard in november, 2009. his aunts say he was home on the computer and they left to run chores. that is the day they choose not to speak about. it is too painful. >> he was her only child, my sister didn't deserve to lose her only child. >> reporter: it took two days for police to find the two suspects. three years have gone by, and still, no justice. >> once you get into this system, it is no longer about you or what happened to your family. it is solely based around the individuals that did it. and it is hard to stomach. it is almost like we don

santa rosa, all morning long, even down to the santa cruz mountains, things are beginning to develop. the front -- i will show new a second. it's way up there. it's a vigorous one, too. cloudy, windy. rain begins, though. i think we'll get more wind and clouds. there will be some rain. i think that will let up and pick up and then tonight when the system comes through. it's been a real powerhouse up in the pacific northwest, anywhere from 2 to 7 inches of rain. very, very musty conditions. it's finally moving out out ahead of it we're getting rain reports. santa rosa, ukiah, into lake county, kathy in napa said yes, yes, rain has started, wrapping into parts of marin county. nothing too heavy. it's there. now moving back over to the city. san mateo, down to sfo, a little bit toward emeryville, oakland and even in the santa cruz mountains. not too much but there have been a few reports on scotts valley. it's starting. now, the cloud and rain forecast will blast through the system, i mean, very light, it may not make it to the south bay. it's going to get colder around here but things w

that was the case here in santa cruz.till clear skies all up and down the coast around the bay area and we're going to see that for tomorrow as well. live at the golden gate bridge, and there is no fog out there for this evening. completely clear and warm temperatures too, in the 60's right now. san francisco -- okay. it's about 20 minutes after 11 and we are at 66 degrees. this is a typical high, not a temperature at midnight. san leandro, 59. petaluma, a little bit cooler at 52. now for tonight, look for clear skies, mild temperatures to continue. there could be some fog developing in the north bay valley, in petaluma, santa rose. now this is ground fog, fog right at the surface that could limit visibilities but it will be spotty and we'll see sunshine for the rest of the day. highs getting into the 80's in most locations. this warm weather is going to continue for tuesday as well, so two more days of this really nice summer-like weather. san francisco tomorrow, going up to 79 degrees. 80's for oakland. redwood city and

off the coast pescadero, santa cruz picking up rain. wind gusts up to 32 miles an hour, san jose still airport delays and wind advisory extended into 2:00 this afternoon for wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour. >>> the coast and in particular pacifica, has been pounded by ferocious winds and rain most of the morning. more than 1,000 are in the dark there. katie marzullo is live on palmetto avenue in pacifica what is happening? >> reporter: this is palmetto at carmel, behind me, you can see pg&e crews on scene more than 1100 customers lost power afternoon 9 a.m.. a piece of equipment at the top of that pole blew and was dangling dangerously now crews have to work in the stormy weather to fix it that probably caused it. it is not business as usual in pacifica in morning. >> big flash of light, then there was no power. >> reporter: he was working in his gas shop when around 9:15 an insulator blew on a power pole, leaving more than 1100 without power and the intersection blocked off. >> i knew i was in trouble. >> reporter: richard phone hims

reporting in santa cruz, kron 4. >> you do not have to go all the way to santa cruz. we had amazing weather, the east bay. they had unseasonably warm temperatures. >> people could be seeing at oakland lake and the bright, sunny day were out biking. taking a beautiful day. >> phenomenal weather, it is amazing for the month of november. >> this person is here from washington d.c.. he is almost thinking about relocating. >> this is another perfect day for a hole in one. >> the clairemont golfers found more than perfect. >> for the middle of june not to bad but it is november, november draft. this is gorgeous i hope that it is like this for another couple of days. or even couple of weeks. >> to get out the vote. >> so pleasant, people are out, happy and a good mood. >> samples weather on college ave. many bare legs, samples weather, and also many people were having their afternoon coffee with sandals. am i wish i would have worn shorts. [laughter] it is warmer than i and anticipate it. who thought that november. do not think about your warmer weather clothing any time sho

and downtown santa cruz. they started bashing into jewelry pieces and trying to grab those rolex watches or ever, the troubled limited it last did not that to triple-glass to not break your >> they were getting into an oddeuropean audi... >> the employees were treated and no injuries. >> the fourth person was the driver that ended up in the furniture st 100 block. >> they ditched the car. and they all believe between 20- 25 years old. they say that this is similar in the bay area robberies including san carlos, cadanville, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. the more trouble for cat williams why he was escorted by his own security at his show. wet, windy weather for a surfer that got stranded in the ocean. what when to wrong. thanksgiving, 0 east residents are giving those who are less fortunate. that is all, coming up. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker...

and santa cruz mountains to parts of the east bay.trailing behind that frontal system into mid day hours and afternoon we'll see showers tapering off giving way to sunny skies. rainfall totals, by 7:00 tomorrow evening, up to about two inches in parts of the north bay mountains. three quarters of an inch in the santa cruz mountains and lower in the bay area, sierra, winter weather advisory in effect until 4:00 in the afternoon. we expect up to three to eight inches of new snow above 7,000 feet. strong winds into higher elevations as well. high temperatures mid-60s, similar range of highs near monterey bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. dry weather through monday, will be mild, high temperatures into mid to upper 60s inland and around the bay. 60s on the coast. can't complain about that, late november, lovely weather. >> yes. thank you. >> up next a bay area man becomes an artist thanks to the dot cost bust. >> the man voices elmo resigns today as a second accusation of sex abuse comes out. >> later who did it? the new twist in th