tomorrow, no severe weather expected. just rain from new york city towards florida. >> anthony, thank you. next at 11:00, former nba star dennis rodman is back in north korea tonight. what he's doing to hopefully improve relations between the communist regime and america. and -- >> i'm going to miss it. >> as we head towards the 49ers last regular season game at candle stick, the people who know the stadium inside and out are bidding it a very fond farewell. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good ch

we are dry for the next several days.he one chance we will have is toward the end of next week so the ridge slides out of the way so a low pressure area will develop. it will change the wind directions so better air quality next week, but a minimal chance of rain. maybe 10% at best. not until next thursday. so more spare the air days coming. not a drop in sight. if you like warm and sunny weather, we will be eight to 15- degree above average the next several days. san jose, up to 65. hayward, 63, union city, 63 degrees. dublin, 63, it will be 61 in daly city tomorrow. saint helena, 63 coming up tomorrow. look at the highs. lightly more spare the air weather with mid to upper 60s . mostly sunny skies. the winds change, cooler still on thursday. and that minimal chance of rain will be on thursday morning. highs down to the 50s . and then friday and saturday we are looking at highs in the 60- degree range but still zero rainfall. that is your kpix5 forecast. >>> the heisman trophy winner is announced. will history repeat its

we'll also look at a big severe weather threat on saturday. especially here, lower and mid-mississippi river valleys. could see damaging wind gusts. also several tornadoes could not be ruled out as we head through the course of saturday. then into sunday more rain on the east coast. the severe threat including charlotte and atlanta and significant ice will work its way into southern parts of canada. in terms of total rainfall, how much are we talking? >> 3 to 6 inches. maybe as much as a half foot here around the northern sections of the ohio river valley, 1 to 3 for a wide swath including into the northeast. that could cause some flash flooding. then we talk about the ice. this could go along with 3 to 6

staying on the topic of the tropics, i want to touch on our severe cyclonic storm. now the equivalent of about a severe tropical storm if this was in the western pacific. winds right now about 110, gusting up to 130 kilometers per hour. the good news with this one, it's expected to weaken and fade out as it heads down there towards the southwest. you're still going to be seeing rain showers near the coastal areas here of india, but really this is not going to be a big weather maker out here, coastal flooding is possible, but not too serious of a storm, so really good news with that. let's move over towards europe, where we are seeing several fairly serious storm systems, though. off towards the north, you can see the big band of cloud cover from the northern portions of the british isles to the scandinavian peninsula. that's bringing decent weather for central and western europe, while still gusty winds across scotland. you're going to be seeing some fairly continuous and heavy rainfall, plus the gusty winds. 79 kilometer per hour winds reported here in sweden. that

several oakland fire department trucks remain on scene. but they are confident the leak is isolated to a certain area. >> we do have to take extra measures for the safety of our crews and shore the sides of the wall there. so we expect gas to be shut off in about two hours. >> reporter: now, according to oakland, fire about six homes were evacuated. other residents were told to shelter in place. from what we understand, that shelter-in-place order has been lifted at this point. according to east bay m.u.d., still about 20 homes are without power. according to pg&e about 20 homes are without gas. nearby holy deemer college, students were being told to stay on campus. but no evacuations. we spoke to some homeowner who lived near where the fire started. he said it looked diferntd. >> i noticed -- different. >> i noticed the fire looked different. it was kind of straight lines in the street. tick, tack toe kind of thing going on. it was bizarre looking. >> reporter: now, there again, they were able to cap the line at around 11:37 this morning.

there are reports of several arrests. the university president vowing those who took part will the punished. >> it is a solemn sunday in south africa as the nation mourns the death of nelson mandela. the sun is setting there now but earlier today crowds gathered at the anti-apartheid leader's home leaving flowers and candles. south africa's president called for a day of prayer and reflection before official services begin on tuesday. greg is live in johannesburg, south africa, with the latest. greg? >> reporter: it's been three days since the passing of nelson mandela. he died in the house just behind me right here. but still the passions and emotions continue to build. it's just approaching 11:00 and there are hundreds and hundreds of people outside of the house. as you can see, mountains of flowers being laid and candles being lit. earlier today in churches as well as synagogues and mosques, prayers were said and the man was remembered, the man who many people here consider to be the father of modern south africa. south

the westbound lanes were shut down for several hours. similar pileup happened on a highway in eastern pennsylvania. >>> after almost a week without lights or heat, power is slowly being restored in parts of the midwest, northeast, and canada after that huge ice storm. thousands of people from the great plains to main and into eastern canada have been without power since last saturday. yesterday more snow slowed down progress in maine. have been working double shifts to get the power back on. >> the trees are still down. the power lines are still down. nobody has been to our treat to fix anything. >> these crews left their families prior to christmas, haven't been home for christmas yet but here to help bring power back to michigan. >> in maybe more than a half a million customers were in the dark earlier this week that number has been dray mat liz reduced to less than 65,000 people many people say they have been surviving the bitter cold in the dark by using generators and candles. however, police in michigan say the big ice storm has le

several years since we've seen him.e and all that but it doesn't do anything like seeing her son. >> i'm excited. i just had a birthday. is about birthday christmas gift i hope ever receive. >> they wouldn't get a heart attack when they saw me. hunter spent the previous three days in a hotel in largo. it was hard to keep it quiet, but he is glad he was able to pull it off. >> look at that. i could watch military homecomings every single day. i love those. those, notmore of just on a holiday. >> check this out, amazing video that you have to see. you can see flames burning inside several cars. this is what all the started.

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an israeli airstrike on gaza has killed at least one person a young girl and injured several members of her family tanks and infantry have also been involved in a series of attacks on the palestinian territory all this in response to the fail shooting of an israeli civilian on the border the latest from our middle east correspondent paula sleep. one palestinian girl a three year old has been killed in the gaza strip among those injured all her mother and her brother this comes as some ten israeli air strikes hit gaza they targeted the hour in the hi-z. refugee camp as well as islamic jihad and hamas sites both in qana yunis in the south of the strip as well as in northern gaza earlier on tuesday a palestinian man was killed by israeli these waste of beit lahia which is also in the gaza strip this was in retaliation to the earlier shooting and killing of an israeli man by a palestinian sniper now this is radio man was mending the border fence between israel and gaza when he was hit and he died in hospital what we're hearing now from israeli sources is that this is the largest operatio

tension is receding a little bit people are gradually leaving the square but still we're talking about several hundred thousand protesting here in the square and the tension is still pretty high because just a short time ago a group of activists a group of protesters attempted to take over the presidential going to stray should building they even used a bulldozer to break the police lines of the building they failed to do so but still they were throwing. iraq's at the policemen at the riot police they were using tear gas and the situation was very very tense over there we also do know that activists of the nationalist party suborder have managed to take over the city administration building and set up what they describe as the headquarters of the new revolution here so it is as i said getting a little more peaceful than it used to be several hours ago but still very very tense and the surprising thing is we're not seeing any right police in the center of the city were practically see no police at all here which is rather surprising given the amount of people here given the the intensity and th

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no shortage of severe weather to keep track of? >> that's right, jim. soaking rains continue in the southeast, because we have a disturbance in the central gulf of mexico. it will intensify tonight, targeting georgia. you can see the yellow returns, there are heavier rains moving in the florida panhandle, a flood watch out for north and central georgia tomorrow for two and a half inches of rain, so areas near creeks and rivers will expect flooding. to the north, a polar plunge moving, in the area shaded in purple, indicates a blizzard warning. the areas in pink indicate high winds and also wind chill warnings, all together as the storm moves in will create a feels like temperature tonight of 40° below zero. these are the highs tomorrow, mid 40's for the northwestern states. you can see that bitter air just sliding south of the border into the upper midwest. 13 below in fargo. 3 below for a high in minneapolis, and 16 in kansas city. >> those "feels-like" can't feel good. mary kay thank you very much. >> the chain store target is facing a fallout from th

we are severing a record number of people. >> also. i guess those records have changed because there has been a cut in food stamps. has that taken effect yet? >> yes. they have lost $36 a month. >> it doesn't sound like a lot but it is. >> that's a big cut. we don't know what will happen with the farm bill. we could hear this week, we could hear next week but we know there will be cuts. >> the other thing we are talking about right now that's getting talked about in congress is chances the unemployment extension will go away. >> yes, which is going to drive our numbers up. our budget isn't growing to sever the needy. the community should be concerned as well. we are facing bad times. >> let's talk about the food drive and how people can help. >> okay. the first thing to do is go to whole foods market. >> yes go to whole foods market and we have a dinner bag. you can purchase a bag for breakfast hundred --, lunch or dinner. >> the cheepest -- cheapest bag is $5 for breakfast. >> they are good pantry items so the family can use them and

and given the severity of this. i was looking at recent studies they did it has not past been several months or over a year before they have a report on it. i don't expect them to have a definitive account within the next few weeks. however with all of the fact fal data the speed and how many people were on board will come out quickly. in a matter of days or weeks we'll have that basic base infon what happened and the extent of the damage the wh. the why questions will take longer to answer. todd curtis our transportation contributor your expertise has been so needed this morning. needed because we have been talking about what you see here. the train derailment of the hudson live the metro north rail. four people lost their lives as a result of what you see here. we are expecting another press done for instancconference somes morning. wwe know the ntsb will be here o start the investigation here. the what and why of the train derailment in bronx, new york. keep it on al jazeera. i'm john seigenthaler, and here's a l

on sunday he was found on the street and several men had beaten him and left out in the cold. his family said he was a loving son father and grandfather. >> i will let him come home and stay with me but then he would only stay awhile because he didn't want to be a burden on me. >> they are helping the family with funeral expenses to give joe white a good resting place. >>> over the past week, four men died from heap poe thermia. there are not enough shelters for the growing population. after the service, blankets, blankets will be pack -- blankets will be passed out after the service. >>> 'do they do not -- they do not know what caused the explosion and it forced the evacuation of six homes and at first pg&e blamed the fire on a four-inch line which ruptured underground. >> it is too early to speculate on what exactly caused this incident in oakland and i wish would take this to another mode. $>>>♪ and the city council was expected to take the next big step for the pipeline explosion. council was likely to approve to rebuild 10 more homes and they offer you had to pay more tha

in all across a very severely europe. that would cause an uproar that would probably even in the western countries going to the united nations and asking for a meeting of the security council because that is blatant come to feel this isn't nothing to do with people call or is the way some protections like to say about it under the rule of law does not involve foreign diplomats and foreign politicians interfering and basically provoking this violence like it's cup when you knew great . journalist martin see if you followed ukraine's recent history says that to divide among its people would only deepen if the. deal happened. i think it would be a nightmare come true in the long term ukraine and the european union have a lot to gain from increased relationships with each other but the package that the e.u. was proposing and the price you create would pay and severed ties with russia and the east bloc would in the short term cause a very we'll drop in the standard of living for the ukrainian people much greater energy price c

we have several components to the storm system. we have very heavy rain, possible flooding rain, the severe component, we have the freezing rain and ice and we have snow. we'll break it down for you. we have been dealing with a lot of ice across oklahoma. it's been stretching into missouri. kansas city getting freezing rain. ice in oklahoma city as well. it's trying to change over. we have tornado watches in effect for much of louisiana into east texas and that one is in effect until 6:00 central time. the box on top is in effect until 8:00 central time. we are already seeing a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings pop up. most of these have been in louisiana. we have this one here right around arcadia, this is in effect for the next 45 minutes or so. they are moving to the east at 35 miles per hour. if you are in the monroe vicinity, watch out for these. we had nasty storms roll through in the past couple minutes. these are carrying winds of about 60 miles per hour. very dangerous storms as well as the lightning. the moderate ris

severely thunderstorms even a moderate risk into the southeast for the next several days. >> going to be a difficult weekend. >> busy day, no question. >>> we are finding out more about the massive credit card breach at target and how much it will cost the retail giant. high hundreds of millions of dollars. experts say the price tag for dealing with this breach could total more than 600 million and includes the price of credit monitoring and replacing stolen cards and you are not responsible for fraudulent credit card charges. you are not responsible. target believes as many as 40 million people had their information taken and those who have seen their accounts hacked many are asking was it all because of where i shopped? >> i tour the united states and a little bit of country. >> you think you have money in your account and then you have nothing. you have beyond nothing all because i went shopping at target. >> target believes the hacking took place between thanksgiving and last sunday. if you shopped at target during those three weeks, keep a close eye on your account statements and

yet knowledge them several times. acknowledge them several times. perhaps it did not go as well. he said he took the responsibility. >> and his agenda for 2014? >> immigration and moving ahead on economic issues and opportunities for several of those measures that are there. whether he accomplishes that remains to be seen. >> you wrote an article for senator ron paul. he was the first republican senator to speak at howard university. that was all part of a campaign, would you say? >> it is interesting to take a look at senator rand paul has recently inpecially the wake of the election. thatnt to communities typically do not vote republican, whether that is young members, he has been trying to be present there. i saw him over the summer at a libertarian leaning conference. he talked about his collegial expanses, maybe drinking alcohol. the republican party is trying to find new ways to reach voters. modern republican, rand paul. thank you. >> thank you. >> since 9/11, there have been several securities put in place to protect the district from future attacks. we recently got exclu

we do know there's severe weather threat.saturday and sunday, spreading into the carolinas by sunday. >> you're talking straight line winds there, severe, severe winds and possibly tornadoes. >> and possibly tornadoes. >>> 37 minutes after the hour. a great bipartisan experiment in congress, well it could reach a conclusion today. with the senate set to give final approval to that compromised budget deal that will keep the government running through 2015. on tuesday, republicans joined with democrats to end the debate. it easily cleared the house last week. president obama has said he will sign the bill. >>> india is fighting back against what it calls a barbaric treatment against one of its diplomats in new york. a consular was arrested last like on charges that she faked document foss her housekeeper visa. officials strip-searched her before she could post bond. stripping u.s. officials of their diplomatic i.d. cards. >>> 38 minutes after the hour, a helicopter crash has left six service american members dead in afghanistan

he dropped several hundred dollars on seven local families.fter buying some toys, a man went to the manager to do a good deed. >> several hundreds of dollars for six or seven families. >> very amazing. >> christmas spirit. seven families who put their toys on layaway were about to lose their children's christmas wish list because time was running out. they mystery man could not let that happen. >> it cheers you up a little but because you want to do something unexpected were someone and it shows the warm this time of season. >> the mystery man in out abc seven this morning with no return e-mail address. you wrote that i just paid off everyone's layaway items at the toys "r" us in sterling, virginia. it would be nice to report this, i just may be more secret santas will appear next year. merry christmas. signed, secret santa. >> he said it is on me, i want to remain anonymous apex i think it is amazing. >> what a neat thing to do. it really has gotten a lot of people into the holiday spirit out here at the top -- shopping center. i talked to th

was hijacked by a mob that attacked police vehicles were tast or set cars alight and hurled bottles several arrests have been made crowds encircled the congress building furious over a draft law that would see demonstrators slap would have to find activists stories banega says the protesters are not afraid of the government and will continue to make their voice heard. see. the nice you know this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop the speculation but we didn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against his will and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the law to be considered and adopted this would hopefully achieve what we want it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard now we've wanted before and will always want to some of these won't be able to shut us up and we're going to. you know while some spaniards have decided to literally live in caves stuck between a rock and a hard place the cave dwellers are being forced to leave their subterran

there are four fatalities and several serious injuries several cars derailed as the train headed southward taking off from poughkeepsie that is where it departed heading towards grand central station in manhattan. it appears that all of the injured have been taken to area hospitals right now the fdny say 63 reported injuries and of those 63, 11 are critical. and 7 are said to be serious the ntsb which will lead the investigation just held a news could be foconference in washin. >> the ntsb is heading up the investigation on a go train this morning on a metro north accident that occurred at 7:00 this morning in the bronx, new york area. before i go any further on behalf of the ntsb i would like to extend our condolences to the family and friends of this victims of the this accident. in addition to the team that is leaving from the washington, d.c. the investigators from ntsb have been on scene gathering evidence as part of the investigation. the ntsb will be led by the investigator in charge mike flannigan. he will be accompanied by ntsb staff with a number of expertise in the following are

in several different ways. meantime, american officials acknowledging this diplomatic dispute is a, quote, sensitive issue. watch as police remove the concrete security barriers in front of the u.s. embassy in new delhi. newspapers in india reporting the government is behind the anti-u.s. protest. why? retaliation sparked by an arrest of this indian diplomat in new york city. according to this criminal complaint, a deputy consul general severely underpaid her babysitter, paying her $3.31 per hour, far less than minimum wage and worked the babysitter far more than 40 hours per week allegedly without overtime pay and then lied about all of this on visa documents. >> she has nothing to do with this process. >> state department diplomatic security arted her last thursday after she dropped her daughter off at school. she was later strip searched and put in a holding cell with other defendants. her lawyer says she pleaded not guilty. >> i have every expectation she'll be completely vindicated. >> reporter: her arrest

some of the severe weather has turned deadly. more on the strange weather patterns. >> it's beginning to feel a lot like a winter storm. in the midwest, snow blanketed iowa, kansas and wisconsin and in missouri and illinois, thick ice had homeowners concerned. >> >> reporter: in parts of illinois and indiana, severe flooding made for dangerous driving conditions. even this dog was not going to venture into the flooded streets. further south in arkansas, this damage lift behind by a suspected tornado. a 73-year-old man searched for hours through the wreckage for his dog. he eventually found him and this arkansas mother of four lost her home, but saved her family's lives. >> i threw my whole body weight overthe top of my 8-month-old child and i found my daughter and slung her toward the bathroom to save her life. >> >> the storm, brought bizarre temperatures to part of the east coast. new yorkers enjoyed warm temperatures across manhattan. >> i love it. i feel like it's may in december. 60 degrees right now. >> >> new yorkers shoul

huge car blast rips through central beirut killing a former finance minister and several others as violence continues to spill over into lebanon from the civil war in neighboring syria. and the british economy could limp past a sluggish germany within the next two decades a new forecast but for those who are not part of the affluent elite there is little cause to celebrate. and the a k for a k forty seven creator mikhail kalashnikov is being seen off in style as his funeral gets under way with all the pomp and circumstance of the man to put his stamp on global war fare. the certainly international coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshing. it's been almost three years and there's still no an inside for the war in syria which has escalated way beyond conventional standoff between rebel forces and the government the year two thousand and thirteen has brought more trial and trauma for the people of the country and more obstacles for the global players trying to broker a solution. now a study by had a fan's consultancy earlier this year showed that out of one hundred thousand rebels in syri

police continuous at this point we have seen several clashes and know that several people have been injured among the police as well as among the protesters they were taken away by ambulance as now the police and authorities have initially said that they didn't want to do is squash the protest they only want to clear out the center of the city for traffic to go through this is the main square this is the main thoroughfare that has been blocked for more than a week at this point but we did see some some violence taking place closer right now it's all in a standstill more people are coming in at this point we're looking at several thousand there are in the square and more people are coming in the mood has been building up since tuesday night when there was information and rumors that there will be a major assault on the protest so people have been on edge they have been rallying themselves out they have been building up the tension and we have seen that tension come up to surface overnight and it's still a standing there at this peak point and where exactly it's going to go from here really h

i read through several facebook posts and tweets and e-mails. we met up with some of those still waiting for their gifts. around midday, lynn sat at her counter. she checked the tracking number. where is the package? >> out for delivery, december 26 at 9:50 a.m. we are still waiting. >> reporter: waiting for the christmas gifts, one for her son, another for her husband. she admits -- >> they were last minute. it's not like us. because they were guaranteed delivery, why not? >> reporter: she was supposed to get it before christmas eve, but it never showed up, until today. right on queue, we saw u.p.s. make it to her home. her husband answered the door. all right. >> reporter: why so late? nationwide fedex and u.p.s. admit the overload and bad weather delay their deliveries. they won't say how many customers were affected. outside this fedex shipping center, we met nick. he had big hopes for his mom's christmas gift. >> personalized, non-materialistic as it gets, figured it would be perfect. opens it up and oh, a happy family. today is, of course,

there was a tremendous amount of force. >> reporter: the initial explosion severely damages several nearby houses. residents are awakened from their sleep and run for their lives. >> the house actually shook and the windows blew and the door, the glass, it i i fell off my bed. my sister started screaming. >> we had the entire drywall ceilings completely flattened knocked out of a ceiling on a house on the floor or over the beds in this type of thing in the adjacent area. >> an even bigger explosion is brewing. there are several huge tanker trucks at the facility. each filled with as much as 30,000 gallons of propane. soon after the fire starts, one of the tanks explodes. >> look at that, look at the fire. holy -- >> the explosion is caught on camera by andrew bishop. >> holy -- it looked like those videos that you use in movies like a nuclear explosion just like dropping an atom bomb or something, mushroom clouds, seems unreal. >> the initial blast that starts the fire wakes andrew up and he gens recording the scene from his balcony. >> it woke me up so hard core. >> i thought it could hav

and looking for a threat of severe weather. and there is all over the coastal areas of the carolinas and the tornado watch box, this is a quick- moving line of storms and dealing with severe weather. and the nowy side of it. in the areas of pennsylvania and upstate new york and northern half of jersey and fill in southern parts of now new and it will get worse. and look at the future radar and a model depiction what it should look like in the next several hours and it was a magic line with the snow and rain. and so that is going to warm things up on the coast and by around midnight, the snow in new york city crosses to rain. the frozing rape in the pink. northern new jersey and eastern pennsylvania. look for the threat of icing and it is all snow in the early evening hours and boston. and we'll warm up crossing over to rain as well. all of this is out of the way. and temperatures are not that cold behind it. and we'll so significant snowfall totals. and the higher elevations and in the mountains, and the hills. the coastal area

. >> there were several people that needed to be assisted by cutting using power saws. they were entrapped and entangled in the train. most of them just to get access and get them out of the train we also used air bags to lift the train off on of several people that were trapped underneath, partially trapped underneath. >> and you know, we have described the curve that comes around the bend which is where this happened. the speed we were told on the track is 30 miles an hour compared to 70 miles an hour. that's just before the curve. the train operators are required to slow down of course. that is one piece of information that we are looking to hear. a lot of people are making note that this happened unfortunately on a holiday weekend on the sunday that so many people were traveling home after spending thanksgiving with loved ones. making note also that it didn't happen tomorrow, monday morning, at rush hour. it happened this morning so things could have happened a lot different if it was one day later. we will get you new information in the next hour and pass it along

several meteorites are found after this recording is made.five breathtaking seconds. south korea, 2005. a military truck carrying surface to air missile parts breaks down inside a heavily trafficked tunnel near the city of tagoo. the truck's brakes have overheated and catch fire. it's captured by two cameras inside the tunnel, one in front of the truck and one behind it. an already dangerous situation now turns dire, since the dismantled missiles contain solid rocket fuel. the driver tries a fire extinguisher, but the flames only grow bigger. thick, acrid smoke fills the mile-long tunnel as everyone inside runs for their lives. where there's smoke, there's fire. seconds later, the truck explodes. more than 100 firefighters respond to the disaster but there's little they can do besides let the fire burn itself out. missile parts litter the road. officials say the explosion is actually caused by the truck's gas tank rupturing, not the solid rocket fuel which burns up in the fire. fortunately, everyone inside the tunnel is able to make it out be

walker had several projects in the works including hurricane katrina drama set to be released in two weeks. his death comes in the middle of the "fast and furious." he leaves behind a 15-year-old daughter. >>> officials finished up a conference call with the immediate ye regarding improves to the healthcare.gov website. seven page report reviewed. about broke down each fix. the revamp went well. users seeing 80% success rate. each user stays on the site 20 to 30 minutes. the site's able to hold a greater amount of users. this weekend's a good test with higher than average traffic. several other improvements still coming to the site. >>> one piece of the puzzle missing, youth sign-up. nbc's peter alexander has more on the importance of having healthy young people enrolled. >> wlaets up? >> how are you? >> reporter: 27-year-old nathan is what supporters are counting on. one of the young invincibles whose enrollment is critical to make the law work. he's in no hurry to sign up. what's the hold up? >> i haven't gotten around to it yet. >> reporter: how do you get young people on board. >

there have been several offers including one, all cash, why? there are not a lot of places on the market, demand is high so while some may see this home as a disaster, others see it as an opportunity. >> partly burned but a lot of opportunities to build it and make it a nice house. >> at first blush i wouldn't say it's worth 400,000 but i've been surprised over things that have gone on over the last few months, stuff that i didn't think was going to go for what it did, did. >> the home will likely have to be completely rebuilt. realtors say the home would likely still cost less than buying a move-in ready home in the same area. you have to be up for the challenge. >> there you go. prime land, i guess. still ahead on "today in the bay," a crucial victory at candlestick park, the niners keep their hopes of winning their division alive for another week. what the players say made a huge win sweeter. >> every win for the 9ers is crucial. we're looking toward the bay and a smooth drive over the san mateo bridge. some issues on the peninsula side and

severe weather including torontos and heavy no and rain.ave a cold front that will push through. dropping temperatures 30 degrees in some areas. behind it very icy conditions ice storm watches and warnings will be posted through out the weekend. and then we have this severe component to the storm where we could see large hail damaging winds and, yes, even tornadoes across the south. so we are going to continue to track it here in the fox news extreme weather center. if you are training, lai -- traveling, ladies, check your local forecast and call ahead. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a major healthcare putting hundreds of students at risk. what parents need to know. >> talk about a massive mistake. the man on the billboard is supposed to be nelson mandela. isn't that morgan freeman? >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". more now on the roof collapse. it happened during a live performance. rihanna mills is live for us outside of the apollo theater in london with the latest. good morning. >> well, certainly muchter here in

while the union fights to pay this criminal $10,000 in severance it is bullying several hard-working respectable teach rs including my next guest by refusing to let them opt out of the disgraceful organization. the union says the teachers missed the period they call the august window to terminate their membership and are still trying to collect their dues. joining me now, kindergarten teacher miriam chansky and her attorney patrick wright. so you didn't want to be in the union. so tell us what happened. >> that's correct. i chose to opt out for the 2013-14 school year. i made it evident on my e-dues form in may. turned it in at the beginning of june. came back to school in september and found out i was still a member. >> you had records of what you sent them in may? >> right. i have recordses of what i sent them, correct. >> all right. so why are they saying you missed the august opt-out period? >> we were never told about the august window. so i sent my form in too early. i gave it the to my president of my local union in june. apparently she turned it in too early. so they are not

i threw the next several days and even into the weekend to stay rather hot out here. the floors in or a fun time of snow fall once again across much of an etsy pack still be seen still pumping them we strive shore the past twenty four is an eerie toronto opened up to greet the region is on the forty forty five centimeters of accumulations out here really is piling up now let's see but still this is the quite down a little bit but they see that satellite that low fat series starting to develop here in southeastern china is already bringing rain showers. it's going to be moving towards the east coast across the southern japanese island severe thunderstorms in your forecast here and then it's also the recent snowfall cross korea but the bits that accumulates know next to me two hours pushing all the way up there along the pacific coast of japan and i think that this very well could have enough cold air in it across the console area that in tokyo. you'll get some rain snow mix here going through wednesday evening as a low pressure pushes just south of the city so i really

was proposing and the price you create would pay and severed ties with russia and the east bloc would in the short term cause a very we'll drop in standard of living for the ukrainian people much greater energy price costs and the european union european commission given their own financial woes would not be in the position to give ukraine the necessary financial support it would need me situations the european union has major problems with in its own area that it really must resolve before it can really new its all first to reach out to nations like ukraine i think there really needs to be a fundamental reassessment in brussels of what ukraine needs. which has not been adequately recognized in brussels. their opinion and u.s. politicians have been lending their support to the opposition and online we've got more on that and the reaction it's caused so i had to r.t. dot com for more. u.s. energy have you wait chevron has resumed its exploration for shale gas in north eastern remaining the company earlier as a span of the operation over environmental concerns raised by the locals and n

several figures are quite interesting. one into our planning to have three glasses of wine and a .3% plan to have more than eight drinks. most of them are working in this office. >> they plan to have more than eight. conducteddy was trying to assure people to not drink and drive. the volumes of people drinking is staggering. 2013 wasary said disturbing and it is normal to i gnore it.t of french champagne have been down. a big part of that problem is because britain is losing its taste for bubbly. the biggest export market is the the financially troubling times, gaining in cheaperty is other alternatives. another boost is the chinese, hoping this is a big boost for the because government has restricted champagne sales. cannot manufacture a sparkling white wine and college champagne. they have to by the french stuff. who else is celebrating? >> tattoo artists are also celebrating. this is a story that came out over christmas. the association are so braiding a recent decision not to ban colored ink. there was some brouhaha ea

several people and businesses are already claiming severe damage to homes and structures. and at least three people were taken to the hospital because of the storm. all three are expected to make a full recovery. >>> and meantime in tulsa, residents are dealing with a wintry blast of ice this morning. a heavy rain storm passed through oklahoma yesterday. and that was in the afternoon. it's then been freezing temperatures shortly after it fell, as you can see, trees and roadways were given a thick coating of ice. at one point nearly 9,000 people were left without power. if your holiday travels are sending you there, be careful. temperatures there expected to stay below freezing until tuesday. >>> and you can keep up with this wild winter weather. all you have to do is download the news 4 weather app. download it for free on your iphone or your android. >>> and new this morning, we're learning police arrested a man in connection with a shooting that killed one man and injured another in prince george's county. officers arrested 20-year-old muhyee and the double shooting happ

the message from bangkok is that the capital was now calm after several weeks of violent demonstrations. monday, at least 150,000 antigovernment protesters took to the streets. a series of sacred masks belonging to naked -- belonging to native americans have gone under the hammer at sotheby's despite the requests that the auction be delayed. they wanted the sale suspended due to the cultural and religious significance. the sale followed a judge will -- a judges dismissal on the sale. >> according to their tribe, the masks are sacred, used in religious ceremony. last april, 70 were sold at auction for around 900 30,000 euros, despite international appeals to halt the sale. >> the sacred objects to be auctioned are sacred to us because for us they are special, they are a part of our lives. >> the case was taken hold of and france just a few days before the auction. >> all that we ask is that we be given the time to determine where the masks come from and whether they have importance to france, which is of no doubt. tothe u.s. embassy pledged suspend the sale, but the plea was ignored. >>

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which they have killed several suspected terrorists as well as disrupted several terrorist operations down in those two regions the interior ministry has also briefed the president on security measures in the region following the two blasts on what they're going to do to maintain the security presence down there now volgograd emergency ministry has said that they are bolstering troops to aid in that cause in fact we have heard of another plane filled with people and supplies to aid in that cause also president putin and prime minister dmitry medvedev have met and discussed what they're going to do for the families of the people who have been injured. and they have decided on a sum of one million rubles which is the equivalent to about thirty thousand u.s. dollars also the emergency committee has established regular communication and an airlift operation so that the people. in volgograd can get airlifted to moscow who need medical attention desperately so that's the latest in this rapidly developing situation to blast in less than twenty four hours and as always in these cases informat

a gang of grinches thought could steal christmas from several bay area families. >>> i didn't see anything under the christmas tree. >> always presents were gone. >> a gang of grinches thought they could steal christmas from several bay area families. they thought wrong. kpix 5's brian webb reports from newark, where police just busted half a dozen suspected burglars. brian. >> reporter: brian, it started out as a heartbreaking story. the gifts stolen before christmas. then a heartwarming story with police paying for new presents. and they made several arrests and found a lot of the stolen items. >> reporter: it wasburglars stole a little boy's bike the night before christmas. >> i started crying a little bit because i wanted my bike. >> reporter: a few days later a break in the case. a tip from a jewelry store. someone was selling an engraved bracelet that seemed like it might be stolen. so newark police went to work. >> they didn't sell it. she declined to buy it but she took a photo of it using her phone and the men left with the jewelry. >> reporter: this is what they found. a few thou

demonstrating against the fracking chevron plants that grow in this area in front of me right now several protesters have been arrested about three and taken away in riot there's now an emergency help me a call some people have been injured in the clashes and they're taking away be injured protesters out of the area in front of me there's basically a large line of. standing shoulder to shoulder with helmets on their sticks out the protesters have been corralled in an area across the street but police are not letting them cross this is because basically maybe about an hour ago nestor had broken a talk the road to the chevron site they stormed the site they had broken down the fences around the chevron for a matter some of them had hurled rocks at the police or worked on clashes with the police officers largely the focus or the popping them they are quite angry we have to remind you that about a week. later or raided their samples raided by the police a lot of people had been injured we spoke to two close after some as old as the sixty seven years old local marmer. beaten with a column make

several days beginning tonight. knee it felt chilly today.going to get chillier tonight and the next few days. we are clear at the oakland touchdown of the bay bridge. the air is drying out and temperatures are falling. concord welcome to the 40s. you won't see 50 again until friday. oakland and livermore 51. san francisco 52. santa rosa 51. we can give you a current temperature in dublin using the kpix 5 mobile weather lab. 48.9 degrees. and check out that humidity. it's down to 47%. and it will be falling and in dublin tonight, about 34 degrees. tomorrow night likely a freeze. here are your lows overnight tonight. thank you, mobile weather. here we go. 28 tonight in santa rosa. 29 for napa. 30 for fairfield. 31 for livermore. 34 mountain view. san francisco 42. san jose down to 34. the entire bay area except for san francisco shaded in red behind me. that's a freeze warning for tomorrow night, thursday morning, the coldest night we have had since after christmas last year. that's coming up. here's the reason why we are getting cold. we have

so we'll have to be returning at several intervals through the next several years to make all of these decisions final. i would like to say, please follow our updates as we develop specific times, dates and locations on outreach starting in january. www.sftep.com or email directly to tep sfmta or call our sfmta tep hotline. with that, i would be glad to take questions. >> thank you. excellent presentation. before we do that i believe supervisor farrell has joined us. thank you, mr. kennedy. good afternoon, supervisor. >> good afternoon, commissioners, director reiskin, mark farrell district 2 supervisor. thank you for hearing me today and allowing me to speak to you. i will do my best to keep my comment brief. i was just briefed by our controller's office about the mayor's transportation task force and i know the extreme challenges that we have, financially, especially as a transportation system. you have my commitment to work together inside of city hall, certainly now as chair of the budget and finance to find solutions to that. i agree with the sentiment of the task force and co-cha

several conservatives are coming to his defense. she knows the family well and politics well, so this situation is an extension of both, isn't it? happy holidays to you and yours. >> thanks, you too. >> what is your take on the swaition? >> listen, i know this family pretty well, better than most people. you will not find a more generous, compassionate group of people. i disagree staunchly with phil's position on gay rights. i'm a spupporter of gay rights and always disagreed with phil on this but at the same time it's a little surprising to see the kind of controversy over these statements, when this is a guy who is a devout evangelical christian who quotes scripture on his show. it's not surprising that he would hue to the biblical scriptural interpretation of this issue. >> does he even have a position or is this his faith, you know what i'm saying the distinction, this is what i think versus this is what i believe as my faith. >> from how i know him and spending time with him he is a very literal -- >> this is what it says, this

several carriages jumped the rates and into the fields next to the track. diesel enbegi engine that ws pushing the train was at the back. >> i was a sleep and i usually hear the screeching of trains in my apartment house a and then there was a sustain screeching and something didn't sound right. it went on longer than normal on that the normal train sound. this ariel shot shows how close the carriages came to ending up in the hudson river. firefighters were called to the scene and they helped passengers in the wreckage. the divers were called in to search the river in case anyone had been thrown clear. one local news outlet said when the driver applied the brakes coming into the station nothing happened and the train go not slow down ntsb are on the scene and they will collect evidence to establish what went wrong. >> we are looking at all as suspect of thasaspectof the tra. >> the train had an on board computer. this was a sunday morning accident and the train was not packed. if it had been a weekday the number of dead and injured could have been much high