. >> larry: same neighborhood, saratoga park, did you used to go there? >> all the time. >> larry: you had to bust out of that neighborhood? >> yes, probably toughest city in america, poorest city in america. and it's just a world of dog eat dog. of course, it's where murder incorporated originated from. >> larry: you know your history. >> yeah. >> larry: you have brooklyn still in you, though? >> still the dye day i die. it's just who you are. >> larry: me, too. >> there's something about brooklyn people and it's interesting, because every one of us always feel different for some reason if we feel like we're from brooklyn we're the best. don't you feel that way, too? >> not the best. certainly we're apart. >> yeah. people are going to know our name and know where we came from. >> larry: yeah. lots of success stories out of brooklyn. maybe it's because we're like an island. manhattan was out there, right? >> i would say so, yeah. >> larry: still have friends from brooklyn? >> yeah, i do. and it's going to be interesting because this new documentary series

>> larry: saratoga park. do you go there? >> all the time. >> larry: my dad used to take me there for good humor ice cream. >> all the time. >> larry: you had to bust out of that neighborhood, though. >> yeah. it was the tough inner city. probably the toughest in america. the poorest city in america. and it's just -- it's a world of dog-eat-dog. it's where murder incorporated originated. >> larry: you know your history, right? >> yeah. >> larry: brooklyn is still in you though? >> till the day i die, yeah. >> larry: me, too. >> it's just who you are. there's something about brooklyn people that -- it's interesting, because every one of us always feels different. we don't feel -- we feel that for some reason we feel we're from brooklyn, that we're the best. don't you feel the same way, too? >> larry: not the best. certainly we're a part -- >> people know our name and where we come from. you feel the same way, too. >> larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. >> yeah. 100%. >> larry: maybe it's because we were like an is

saratoga park. do you go there? >> all the time. >> larry: my dad used to take me over there for good humor ice cream. you broke out of that neighborhood? >> it's probably the toughest neighborhood in america. the poorest city in america. it's a world with dog eat dog. it's where murder incorporated originated from. >> larry: you know your history, right? >> yes. >> larry: brooklyn's still in you, though. >> until the day i die, yeah. >> larry: me too. >> it's just who you are. sometimes brooklyn people -- and it's interesting, because every one of us always feel different. we feel that for some reason, we feel like we're from brooklyn, we feel like we're the best. don't you feel that way too? >> larry: if not the best, certainly we're a part. >> people know where we come from. >> larry: a lot of success stories out of brooklyn. maybe it's because we're like an island, you know, manhattan was out there, right? >> i would say so yeah. >> larry: do you still have friends from brooklyn? >> yeah. it's interesting becaus

>>reporter: one student in saratoga started the school parking lot.he fumetive goal is to reach this star bucks half mile away. they usually run through neighborhoods. jump fences and hide in bushes. >> a little risky but it really, if you are in the neighborhood and know the people then it is more like acceptable. >>reporter: sheriff's deputy whether patrol saratoga find nothing acceptable about it. especially when they get 911 call about prowlers or high speed chases. when in actuality they are student playing fugitive. >> this is a serious problem. it is taking up manpower and resources that could be provided for other emergency services. >>reporter: ryan was one of the first to play the game 2003. >> when we play nobody go into anybody yard and no one drives recklessly. >>reporter: locally the games are also played in cupertino and los altos. this is abc 7 news. >>> elaborate holiday decoration are back this year at well known house in the north bay. this home is on adobe stone court in san rafael and decorated like this for the past 40 years. the

saratoga, los gatos. peninsula numbers 64 menlo park in san mateo. 63 downtown with the sunset looking at a little bit of sun throughout the afternoon. north bay you'll see the low clouds the fog. and the hazy afternoon sun in santa rosa as nice afternoon for you in hayward and newark at 64. upper 50s antioch brentwood and down by the monterey bay we'll see another day pushing 70s in some areas. 7-day forecast slightly cooler. no rain tomorrow. widespread rain on tuesday. scattered showers wednesday, thursday and really looking at next weekend to see if we're gonna get more significant warming. >> all right. lisa thanks very much. for decades many cancer patients have lost their hair as a consequence of chemotherapy but now a pilot study is testing technology that could change that. health and science reporter carolyn johnson takes a look. >> working at the port of oakland, used to feeling the bay breezes flowing through her thick, wavy hair. even after her diagnosis of cancer, keeping her hair has been a priority. >> i have seven years old twins. they know i have cancer and for me looking normal for the