trt: 1:48oc:std on south oregon avenue, this year's old hyde park home tour. beautiful homes... some old... some new...from swann avenue to bayshore boulevard. soundbite4:55:20----4:55:25we try to keep it all on one street. it's easy to transport people up and down. they can see more houses in less time.runs: :05 on this year's tour, chip vogel's home. built in 1916, it is one of the gems on this street. even featured in southern living and better homes and gardens. speaking of gardens, chip's garden is not to be missed. just funny to talk to chip about how this neighborhhod was when he came in.soundbite 5:01:45----5:02:04it's a beautiful house. how long have you been here?i bought it in 79. this was an iffy neighborhood. it was redlined. banks wouldn't loan. some of the bigger homes were divided into apartments. that's whn i came. runs: :19 old hyde park is nothing like that now. it is preserved and protected. and a lot like it was at the beginning.soundbite 4:57:33----4:57:44we live in the front of our homes as they did decades agao. from that, you get the feel of the old time

it's on south oregon avenue between swann and bayshore. very close to hyde park village so it's probably best to park there in one of the garages and then walk to the tour. >> five, four, three, two, one! merry christmas, everybody! >>jennifer: the president, first lady and daughter sasha lit the in office. like country, the tree itself has been through a lot during obama's presidency and early 2011, high winds knocked over the one that had served as the national christmas tree for three decades. its replacement died from transplant shock. the current tree was planted in 2012 and has been used for the lighting ever since and hopefully for years to come. >>russell: lakeland's christmas tree went off without a hitch. people stake out their spots days in advance. dozens of empty chairs lining the parade route since monday. mickey, santa made appearances. so did sheriff judd. an estimated 40,000 people watched the parade. >>jennifer: downtown tampa officially kicks off the holiday season tonight. the city is having the annual tree lighting cer

>>reporter: on south oregon avenue, this year's old hyde park home tour, beautiful from swann avenue to bayshore boulevard. >> we try to keep it all on one street, then it's easy to transport everyone up and down and they can see more houses in less time. >> on this year's tour, chip's home is one of the gems on had street. even featured in southern living and better homes and garden. chip's garden is not to be missed. just redone, it is beautiful. this neighborhood was when he came in. >> it's a beautiful home. how long have you been here? >> i bought it in 79. at that time this was a very iffy neighborhood. it was red lined and banks would not loan and some of the biggest homes were subdivided into apartments. that's when i came. >>russell: old h lot like it was at the beginning. >> we live in the front of our homes as they did decades ago, and from that you get the feel of the old time living and a very, very urban area. >> chip has seen old hyde park restored to the original beauty. in fact, he was one of those who helped get it done. >> and now here you are all these years later

again it's on south oregon hyde park village and park in garage and walk to the tour. >>> always fun. beautiful. hey, yes? >> hey jen? you saw that closing shot, right? russell. >> yes. that's russell in like 20 years, right? sitting on the porch in a rocking chair getting off my lawn, kid. i just put fertilizer down. am i right? he thinks assist thinking three get out of my yard. walk on your own. >> anyway. sorry. i just had that vision. i know you did. you know a little, there's two chairs one for you too. you're more than welcome. you'll still be here. you will 20 years behind us. yeah eventually. that was compliment by way jen. 59 degrees current temperature outside. sitting here a lot cooler and lot yesterday. i'm just best way to describe it honestly just refreshing outside. plant city, new tampa. palm harbor all at 57 degrees. brooksville at 57. crystal river at 48. so we get to the 40s around here. after the 70s, yesterday morning. lower 60s from bradenton englewood. and polk county upper 50s to around 60. there's your 24-hour temperature wauchula you're 5 degrees cooler to t

all died on shoulder of gearhart mountain in the cascade range near the tiny hamlet of bly, oregon, in south-central oregon. the monument that stands to this day to these people. it was a woman named elsie mitchell and five children with her on a sunday school outing, this is her husband, archie mitchell had driven them up to this picnic site. he let them out of the car and park to the vehicle. you hear an explosion he ran to it and found his wife and his five children as he described it lieke the out a bicycle wheel all dead. also, archie mitchell had a rough life. wife on did he lose his this occasion but a few years later he remarried and went to be at as a missionary. a approximate -- vietnam as missionary, disappeared, and was never heard from again. sympathize with him. what is important about this? what they found, what killed was a japanese firebombed. it launched almost 10,000 of they consisted of a 30 foot diameter rice paper was inflated and was hung a goblet with a three pound incendiary bomb in some of these also put in anti-personnel weapons. launched these things into the jet

oregon. timing could not have been worse. the band in cars in the middle of the road creating a bigger traffic mess. dozens of accidents, freezing rain led to similar issues further southne, oregon. >> brings us to january when we had that here. >>> mario is making first appearance on smart phones today. just another reason to waste time staring in our phones. game is super mario run. right now only available for iphone. android version is in the works. according to pollygone.com. you'll need internet if you want to play. >>> coming up, when bruce joins me at 6:00, a report from charleston, south carolina where a jury convicted dylan roof of that 2012 church massacre. then at 6:30 on the with advil, you'll ask what sinus headache? what stiff joints? what time of the month cramps? what nighttime pain? make all your pains a distant memory with advil the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. . >>> new concerns for metro passengers tonight about the safety and hoursf area's rail system. >> now every patrol officer is wearing one. good evening everybody. i'm bruce johnson. >> i'm leslie foster. if you thought today was cold, wait until tomorrow. there's a question from linda

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live where it happened, the 300 block of oregon avenue in south philadelphia. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. this happened in the middle of the day and like you said, 'tis the season. so, police not only wants to release this video to try to help find this person responsible but also to remind people to be careful and to be aware when you are loading up your vehicle with shopping items. well, take a look at the video that south detectives did release and as you watch closely, you can see the woman putting her groceries into her trunk. that's the victim. after shopping at the oregon market here on the 300 block of oregon avenue. now, police think that the thief stalked her in the parking lot as he circled around then watched as she put her purse in the passenger side seat of her vehicle. while she's putting the groceries in the trunk of her vehicle, that's when the thief strikes and gets her purse out of the passenger side. she chases the thief. he gets into the vehicle. and she's dragged several feet. this happened about three we

victim loaded packages into her car thanksgiving weekend after shopping at this market off oregon avenue in south philadelphia. within seconds, the thief stole her purse, containing cash, her id and cell phone. >> she hopes that that -- the guy is going to be arrested. >> reporter: cameras also caught the suspect cruising the lot before the robbery in his toyota highlander with distinctive tailpipes and side grill work. >> you can see this guy looks like he's scoping out the parking lot looking for a vict victim. >> reporter: the suspect park right next to the 46 year old victim as she started to load her packages he pulled to the end of the aisle, walked back, opened the front door and took the purchase. >> people are out there loo loog for an opportunity to strike if you can. report roar the woman tried to catch up to the they have. she grabbed hold of his car door and was dragged a short distan distance. >> she almost got ran over by the car. report roar scary, huh! >> she fell down on the floor and she got hurt. >> reporter: now the victim did get her purse back after two good samaritans foun

heard 119 miles rest of ferndale in northern california, about 100 miles south of the oregon border and 200 50 miles north of san francisco. we will bring you the latest. in london, the fourth and final day of the supreme court hearing on brexit. totices are being asked decide who has the power to trigger the exit from the union. lawyers challenging prime minister theresa may saying brexit cannot happen. the government argues they can use royal prerogative to invoke the formal trigger for brexit talks. theresa may is distancing herself from comments from her foreign secretary that he made about saudi arabia. last week, johnson said saudi arabia had joined iran in pursuing proxy wars in the middle east. the saudi's are one of the uk's most important allies. a spokesperson for may says johnson's comments to not government policy. the u.s. and russia had talks on syria and the bottle of aleppo -- battle of aleppo. john kerry says he is hopeful the siege can be lifted. he spoke with russian foreign minister in hamburg. groups that tightened their grip on aleppo, which has been a rebel stron

and then there is 5:00 am, everybody is wet all the way from oregon california border south. that is 5:00 am, there is 7:00 am, the rain coming down so your morning commute tomorrow will definitely have it going on, 9:00 am still raining. the morning commute not only rainy but windy so friday morning went on the commute. this system will start to migrate through but not before leaving more rain and snow in the mountains. when i come back we will talk about the continuation of the storm and what to expect for the bay area weekend. your morning commute is wet and windy. so maybe don't go to work. work from home if you can. it is just friday morning commute. when i come back we will show the model, pushing it through. >>> new developments in the search for the man behind the deadly christmas market attacks in berlin. >> we have no information that the suspect really is with high probability the perpetrator. >> the latest from germany and how security in the us is being affected. >>> an early christmas for draymond green. leaving the war years without their star forward in brookl

oregon, california, south to mexico, you have rain for the entire state. this is the kind of system, this is a drought-breaker system. it's not going to break the drought, but you get a few it makes a difference. when it just doesn't rain in one part. when it rains across that area, distribution, that's huge. so the scattered showers are winding down, we have heavier activity by fremont, but this is just sort of, you know, the end of it, i bet you were in it, the commute was nats at the with the heavy -- nasty with the heavy rain. wind have died down, there were gusts up to 50 miles an hour drizzle in san jose. kind of a light consistent drizzle. forecast model after midnight pushing the system out, so we're drying out. valley fog shows up. but you've got the rain. and it's raining at 7000 feet, so, at this point, you're melting snow. so there's a lot of runoff. and folsom reservoir had to let water go for flood control. that water's just running back into the bay. this is not a very helpful weather system for the water bank, which is the sierra nevada. 8:

we have some reports from along the coast from about mid-oregon south down south as far as carmel, california so far. >> this is on the mendocino felt line -- fault line? >> it's hard to tell, but pretty far off the coast. that takes some more time to determine. >> it's a sliding one. that's why there's no tsunami or any danger of a tsunami or any warning. >> generally, it's not causing tsunamis and it's also generally smaller than the size of earthquake you need to do that. >> does the depth of six miles have anything to do with more or less people feeling it? >> earthquakes in this region are generally pretty shallow. the more likely people nearby are able to feel it and the more likely they are located under a population center. >> you haven't heard reports of any damage in the eureka area, have you? we met i haven't heard of anything. the reports that we are receiving are on the low end of what we be able to call minor damage. so i wouldn't expect a lot if any. >> i don't even know if you can predict this kind of thing, but you know when there's these aftershocks, with those typically sta

further south in bend, oregon, more than a foot of snow fell by nightfall, trading near whiteout conditions. dozens of cars and tractor trailers got trapped in snow banks along highway 97. a few good samaritans showed up to help this stranded driver. and this moving van had to be towed so it wouldn't be stuck for the night. >> it's ridiculous. you know, you got to come prepared for being out here. >> reporter: the portland public school system has closed all schools and offices for today with more snow in the forecast, temperatures aren't expected to rise until sometime next week. there's even more snow in the forecast for saturday. gayle? >> thank you. chief weather caster lonnie quinn of our station wcbs is tracking the wintry weather all across the country. your weather map ain't pretty today. >> these numbers are crazy. look this is wintry feel from one end of the country to the other. toughest is the northern plains and midwest into portions of northern new england. international falls will feel like 12 below zero when you factor in the win and that's the warmest. that's at like 2:00 i

take look at this video from last sunday a woman loads up her car on the 300 block of oregon avenue in southhilly. this guy runs and grabs her purse right out of the front seat. he takes off. gets to his car when the victim goes after him he drives off and you see him there just drags her along. just pathetic. >> house fire in lansdowne sent one person to the hospital. the home on, caught fire late last night. took firefighters about an hour to get it under control. you can see the scorch marks on the windows. we don't know the condition of the person at the hospital. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> a lot of questions tonight about what led to a deadly shooting in the logan section of the city. police say the shooter killed a 22-year-old man and hurt a 39-year-old man much police found both victims on the 1400 block of west lee hock king street around 12:00 their this morning. they don't have motive yet. haven't made any arrests and have not yet released the names of the victims. >> nearly four week after that surprise win president-elect donald trump is making another stop on his

oregon. big climate change coming from south florida where he led the bulls to 10 wins. sistant for harbaugh. >>> so much for chip kelly going back to oregon. he returned to practice today after being away from the team following the death of his father. paul kelly died over the weekend. chip was proud to send his dad out in style. >> he actually got buried in a 49ers gear. he did not want to wear a suit. in the coffin. he wore a suit for his whole career as a trial lawyer but he wanted to wear a 49ers sweatsuit when he passed away. >> 9ers favored over the jets. >> okay. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com en, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, save $1, 000 on selected mattresses with flexfit3 adjustable base. hurry, ends sunday. know better sleep announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captio

take a look at this surveillance video released by south detectives t watch closely as a woman puts groceries in her trunk after shopping at the oregonket which is a local market here in the 300 block of oregon avenue. now, police think that the thief stalked her as he circled the parking lot then watched as she put her purse in the passenger side seat while she's putting groceries in the trunk of her vehicle, that's when the thief strikes going into the passenger sized her car grabbing her purse. she gives chase. he jumps into his vehicle and the victim tries to stop him. you can see her holding onto his vehicle. she is dragged several feet before she falls offer. now, this all happened three weeks ago on november 27th but they're just releasing the video yesterday. police describe the suspect's vehicle as distinctive because of the air vents on the front door and the also the tail pipe. they say it is a late model to itota highlander. when so many people are putting packages into their cars they want to make sure they're aware around them. police also suggest you do not run after somebody that steals your purse. again that woman is

drivers in portland, oregon, had move south and east the rest of the week. temperatures could fall 10 to 20 degrees below normal. >>> russia's warning come after russia helped block the united nations truce in the besieged city. deborah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the syrian front is able to move east in aleppo into government-controlled areas since the offensive began, many parents have kept from sending their children to school. it doesn't stop children from getting caught in the cross fire. 60 injured in the mortar attacks yesterday. one of them landed in a mobile hospital in the city's center. we were summoned to see the aftermath. but when we got there, we found a russian general told us two nurses had been killed in that rebel attack. they are not opposition fighters. he said, they are terrorists. they kill. but it is in the opposition-held areas that civilians are bearing the full brunt of this attack. only the syrians and russians are doing the bombing. the syrian army's push into eastern aleppo territory diminishing. this was once a bu

oregon job. this is no surprise. last year tagger reportedly interviewed at south carolina. he has 7 years of head coaching experience under his belt. he turned around a prom at usf in back to back years. he coached them to a season. he's in the mix for my big head coaching job available. his resume speaks for itself so don't be surprised if you see him leave, however he has family roots in the area and could have many of these skilled players returning next year. those could be very good reasons to stay in tampa. >>> also this morning, the lightning will return to the light in st. louis but without ryan callahan. he was placed on injured reserve last night with a lower body injury. we'll know the severity of his injury this morning. >> that's your morning sports report. enjoy your thursday. >>> 9 minutes until 5:00 . still coming up, one man in north texas said he wants to bind up the community's wounds. we'll show you the sign he's holding up outside a mosque that's getting national attention. >> they say owe goo keeps you young. this woman is proof of that. she just celeb

subzero windchills stretch from oregon to maine, and as far south as texas. >> the electoral collegeay to confirm donald trump's election. his top transition officials dispute the intelligence community's conclusion about russia hacking. they demand to see the evidence. >>> and the fight to stop counterfeiters from cashing in on christmas. only on "cbs this morning." we'll take you inside a giant government inspecifics facility where cuss thomas officials work

south, low pressure to our north. literally from hawaii into southern california and oregon.n the far north bay tomorrow evening. it stays there on wednesday. you're dry san francisco, livermore, san jose and morgan hill. the rain will consolidate and as a cold front, sweep down to the south. that is heavy rainfall. it is going to pour for several hours and winds will be up toward 30 or 40 miles per hour. tomorrow or wednesday -- that is thursday. north way rainfall tuesday and wednesday. the soaking rain on thursday and lots of powder in the sierra, heavy snow is likely there. highs tomorrow, upper 50s san rafael and san francisco. the rain stays north on wednesday. rain likely on thursday. and then we're sunny and cold friday through the weekend. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the news with scott el pasoy is next. new calls for a hacking investigation. the c.i.a. emlin tried to swing the election to donald trump. he says... >> i think it's ridiculous. >> pelley: also tonight, cbs news is inside syria where the rebels are out

oregon. it cuts across the united states and out of charleston, south carolina on the other end. >> that beam is the only place you'll be able to see it n that track. >> salem, oregon -- i'm totally going to that. >> you're totally covering it. >> would you say your heart is in it? >> could you hear my eyes roll right there? let's get to the microclimate forecast on this friday morning. checking in with kari right now. >> take a look at this. rock away park, the streets turned into ponds. the king tides crashed over the seawall. this is the embarcadero earlier. the flooding far and wide there. the king tides should start now receding, getting a little break from that as well this morning. >> that was pretty wild. one guy on facebook messaged me and said he should have brought his surfboard. >> there was surfing in lake tahoe yesterday. >> what's happening? is the world turning upside down? >> we're settling back down in time for the weekend. >> mamma kari, let's calm down. >> and cool down. >> a cooldown, too. now we're talking about freezing temperatures and frost for the weekend. we're not

here are we are are, this south philly parking lot, right behind the famous and always parked oregon diner next to the toys "r" us, and this is the asian oregon market grocery store where she went shopping. because she is older, she gets one of the close parking spots. so she does everything right. this is thanksgiving weekend, it is sunday, at lunch hour, believe it or not. so, while many went out shopping "black friday" weekend, some low life made a highlight in police surveillance. here it is. they hope someone knows who is driving this gray toyota highlander. notice the side event, chrome tail pipes. looking for a victim, parks, pounces, this little old lady loading the groceries in the back of her suv. after she first thought she wisely loaded her purse into the passenger side and closed the door. but it didn't lock. that's the problem. so, he sees her in the back, and he goes into that passenger door, she watches him, as he goes in, grabs her purse, and runs to his vehicle. she doesn't just sit there and do nothing, she chases him, then tries to open his door, and go after him.

oregon. gotw days afterwards, we instructions that we were moving to columbia, south carolina. that point in time, i had very few hours as a second 34th bomb in the group. we moved to columbia, south carolina and were therefore 2-3 word moved fast that they were looking for people to volunteer for a dangerous mission. was assigned on the trip from pendleton to columbia. there was a nice gentleman and a good pilot and we teamed up and decided to go on the mission. a few days into the training, ill and hadbecame to be disqualified. toi was elected by the crew go and talk to the operations mission, whichhe of us wanted to go. the operations officer was in and i reported to him who is the crew wanted to go. he said i will match you up with the old man and he can be your pilot. you got yourself a pilot. thought to-- and i myself, this may not be a good idea, to fly with an old man. in the meantime, colonel and hele had arrived office.the we did not get to meet him at ficertime but the ops of are, now you know who you going to be hooked up with and what you are going to do. dolittle

into her car at a south philadelphia shopping center was dragged by an suv just moments after her purse was stolen. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at third and oregonith the surveillance video the police would like you to take a look a good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam l this all happened in the middle of the today. we want to let you know this happened about three weeks ago on november 27th but police want this out there not only to try and catch this person but also because a lot of people are out shopping this time of year because of the holiday season. well, take a look at this surveillance video that was released by south detectives and when you're looking at it, watch chose as the woman puts groceries in her trunk after stopping at the supermarket that is here in the 300 block of oregon avenue. now, police think that the thief in this case stalked her as she circled the parking lot then targeted her and watched as she put her purse in the passenger side seat and it's while she's putting groceries in the trunk of her car that that thief then goes into the passenger side grabs her purse. well, she chases the thief and then the victim

subzero windchills stretch from oregon to maine and as far south as texas. >>> the electoral collegeirm donald trump's election. they demand to see the evidence of russian hacking. >>> a fight to stop counterfeiters from cashing in on christmas. only on "cbs this morning," we will take you inside a giant government inspection facility where customs officials work to catch fake goods.

university of oregon has plugged willie taggard from south florida to be the ducks' new head football was head coach at western kentucky before joining usf in 2013, also spent some time in the pac 12 as an assistant under jim harbaugh at stanford. he will be the african-american head coach at oregon. >>> now to the action on the nba court last night in the battle for the golden state as the clippers hosted the warriors in los angeles. the warriors lagged in shooting beyond the arc with steph curry failing to sink a three pointer for just the second time this entire season. and kevin durant held to only 16 points. golden state still had its way with the clippers. klay thompson led with 24 as the warriors rolled to their seventh straight win over los angeles 115-98. let's go to new york city. the cavaliers made short work of the knicks in a 126-94 win at the garden last night. they were no match for them. while the matchup didn't really pose much of a challenge for cleveland, lebron james tried his luck at a different kind of contest, the water bottle challenge. james trading flips on t

but as you mentioned as far south as the bay area and up into southern oregon. >> okay, so because they happened so close to each other, a lot of people speculated that they might be related, but what do you say? >> well, both of these earthquakes, the one off the coast of california and the one in the solomon islands occurred on very tectonically active areas. these are areas where we have the most earthquakes, so it's not that uncommon to have two earthquakes that are felt in both regions on the same day. so because the magnitude 6.5 happened first and it was so far away, any stress changes caused tin solomon islands are minuscule compared to, say, local other earthquakes happening in that region. >> did these quakes, though, happen on the same fault line? >> no, these are both -- occurred along the pacific rim of fire. this morning's earthquake off the coast of eureka occurred on -- along the san andreas -- an extension of the san andreas plate boundary along the mendocino transform fault shown here in red. the solomon islands is on a different fault on a different part of one of the

people as far north as portland oregon and as far south as salinas.s. we definitely felt that here in the bay. >>> we are waiting for a team from the atf to investigate their investigation in the warehouse fire. they say it again on the ground floor that building and heavy smoke and flames went up the stairs trapping people. they said they had no chance to get out. investigators have been looking at old appliances stored in the building including a refrigerator. they emphasized no determination has been made yet. agents will be at the scene for the next couple of days, data analysis in completing all interviews could take a few more weeks. >>> we now know that 20-year-old michela gregory and alex vega victims were holding onto each other. they had been a couple for five years and they call them soulmates. they worked the night shift together. coworkers are struggling with their loss and the owner, is helping their families plan the funerals. >> they are just both really, sincerely, kind, compassionate individuals. >> i'm old enough to be their grandpa

oregon ducks. fox sports is reporting that tag earth is -- taggert is a leading candidate. he reportedly interviewed at south carolina. taggert he turned are not not he also coached the team to a ten win season. he starved -- deserves to be in the mix for a major head coaching job. don't be smuts -- surprised if he leaves, but he has roots here in the bay area and he has many skilled players returning next year. those could be two good reasons to say. he got offensive player of the year for the conference. 4,000 offensive yards, 37 total yards -- yards for the green and gold. they will now wait to see what bowl game they are in. >>> a simple football gets thrown, kicked or fumbled. if you watched any locker room speeches you may have seen a coach present a game ball that. brings me to jameis winston. he did something you don't see every wednesday the at team facility. he honored the rowdy and loyal bucs fans. he honored them with the game football. >> i just -- i really want to give the game ball to the fans. they did an amazing job and they really helped us out. an amazing job. i hope that's in r future eve

south as north georgia. at the same time, we are flood watches out for much of california, even parts of oregon. this will be a wednesday through friday storm with really heavy mountain snow and up to a half foot of rainfall in california. so, today, it focuses in oregon and late thursy into friday, that rain gets all the way down into los angeles and southern california and likely cause pockets of flooding but it is debora patta reports from beirut. >> reporter: the situation was described by the united nations as a complete meltdown of humanity. the u.n. said they had evidence. some in their homes and others as they tried to run away. 11 women and 13 children were among them. activist abdul hamdo is in eastern aleppo. >> they are facing one most difficult or the most serious or the most horrible massacre that is in that history. >> reporter: for the injured, there is no medical help. this man desperately tries to put out the flames that have engulfed his body. the syrian military has now taken back aleppo and countless civilians have paid for this with their lives. saying now that aleppo is fu

of fern dale, california i used to live there in eureka, close to the ocean, close to oregon, california border southf there. no reports of damage or anything yet but keeping an eye on it for tsunami -- >> 600, 900 odd miles offshore. check the big board. we're down 15 point for the big board and we've got mortgage rates. got? >> up again 4.13 that's up about .05 and the trend is up for the last six weeks. six straight weeks of rising, 30-year mortgage rates and that's u.s. treasury hits the high hasn't seen in july 2015. mortgage rates trending at levels we haven't seen in a while now so do you buy now? so could this basically induce people to get off the coach and go buy? perform get off the the couch and buy -- why snot? [laughter] you've got the money. why not? check the big board down 11 point but still awfully close it a record high which we hit yesterday. after a near 300 point gain. check the russell 2,000 this is where the trump rally is really apparent up nearly 14% since election day. down a tiny fraction right now. jeff seeger is here we know him as a market bear. [laughter] you missed th

late in the first round.so much for chip kelly returning to oregon >> gary:the ducks have hired willie taggert who spent the last 4 seasons as south's head coach to take over their program following the firing of mark helfrich >> gary:taggart led usf to a 10-2 mark this year he also spent three seasons as coach of western kentucky, his alma mater and was an assistant coach at stanford under jim harbaugh. >> gary:today kelly who has insisted multiple times he would not leave to 49ers to coach oregon couldn't resist having some fun with the media for their continuous questions about the job >> gary:the giants say goodbye to chris heston. according to mutiple reports. san francisco has agreed to trade the right- hander pitcher to the mariners.in return they'll receive a player to be named later. >> gary:the giants were forced get rid of heston and clear a roster spot on their 40-man roster for mark melancon. >> gary:in 2015 heston threw a no hitter against the mets in new york. but last season he only made four apperances. before having a season-ending injury in june. >> grant: we will be back right after this! >> grant: tracking the

oregon. a few days afterwards, we got instructions that we were moving to columbia, south carolina. we had -- up to that point in time, i had very few hours as a second lieutenant in the 34th bomb group. we moved to columbia, south carolina and were there for 2-3 weeks and the word moved fast that they were looking for people to volunteer for a dangerous mission. it was assigned on the trip from pendleton to columbia. there was a nice gentleman and a good pilot and we teamed up and decided to go on the mission. a few days into the training, however, he became ill and had to be disqualified. so i was elected by the crew to go and talk to the operations officer about the mission, which we wanted to go. the operations officer was in his office and i reported to him and told him the crew wanted to go. he said i will match you up with the old man and he can be your pilot. if you do ok, you got yourself a pilot. and i thought to myself, this maybe not be a good idea, to fly with an old man. [laughter] mr. cole: in the meantime, colonel doolittle had arrived and he came in the office. we d

oregon. snow in the mountain west. it will continue and shift a little further to the south.ent north and now it's going to drift to the south. we'll pick up pretty significant rain. this is in addition through friday. 6.2 million people are under the flash flood watch. northern california and southwest locally up to ten inches. after this we're going to watch this storm going across the country coast to coast as a snowstorm. that wilbe prettyl it looks lik make it up to portland and astoria. that's about it. getting into the northwest. we'll show you the snowfall map coming up, frances. this will be the first coast to coast snowfall of the season. bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, fireworks between arguing attorneys in the bill cosby courtroom, plus the young afghan boy who gets the meeting of a lifetime. introducing, new olay eyes. eyes shouldn't show your age, they should express how you feel. new olay eyes collection treats every eye concern. lift depuff brighten smooth or ultimaltely all of it. express every emotion. without showing your age. new olay eyes. agel

have a northerly wind already pressure building up in oregon as the system is out we will have high pressure to the north low-pressure to the south. the high doesn't like the low so it fills it with the breeze, not yet but later on today as we start to see clearing taking place from the north. we have mostly sunny skies a little bit of an offshore breeze. temperatures 30s and 40s. we expect some of these sokoloff as long as the breeze stays calm. 30s and 40s as well for these back pier 39 for black hawk. 36 danville, upper 30s as well to some 40s. warty 6 alvin brown with and also for pittsburgh. 28 in truck he is not too bad. there is still cloud cover out there. >> 18 south lake tahoe. gas at 34 degrees in northern is at 22. everything is coming out of the north. that is a sign that highs building and. there is your low forming. as it does it will start to crank up the breezes. clouds clear up the we will have mostly sunny skies we are going to get more of a northerly wind . friday late tonight into tomorrow it could get downright windy in the higher elevations. mostly sunny and a little bit warmer especially toward areas that

south. partly cloudy to the north. this system coming over is bringing winter weather advisories in oregon. temperatures will be getting modified a bit. it's dry out. 50s on the temperatures tuesday into wednesday. lower 50s for some. remember that the days are really short. then it looks warmer for the afternoon highs. i think that we have rain saturday. sunday, christmas is okay, then rain afterwards. >> rain here and snow in tahoe? >> yes. >> before we go, oakland has won the state five -a football championship. >> congratulations. >> thank you dave. there are only a couple of days left to get your holiday shopping down, but you knew that. >> i am done. >> up next, the major retailer that is going to be open around the cluck all the way to christmas eve. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break -- going to be open around the all the way to christmas eve. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love.

oregon. a few days afterwards, we got instructions that we should -- were moving to columbia, south carolina. we had up to that point in time, i had very few hours as a second lieutenant and a copilot in the 34th bomb group. any way, we moved to columbia, south carolina. and were there for two or three weeks. and the word was passed that they were looking for people to volunteer for a dangerous mission. the pilot that i was assigned with on the trip from pendleton to columbia was a very nice gentleman, and he was a good pilot. so we teamed up and decided to go on the mission. a few days into the training for the mission, he became ill. and had to be disqualified. so i was elected by the crew to go and talk to the operations officer about the mission. we still wanted to go. the operation officer was in his office. and i reported in to him and told him that the crew was still wanting to go. he said, well, i'll match you up with the old man, and he can be your pilot. if you do okay, well, you got yourself a pilot. and i thought to myself maybe this wasn't such a good idea. we get to fly with an

the lowest snow levels near the oregon border. 40s on the temperatures. that's it. there's your southoutheast wind. look to the left of your screen. a lot of that is heading towards central california. that is extremely cold unstable air. if we get any snow, it will be from that swinging in late tonight, early tomorrow morning. we're not done yet. 50s on the temps. today is the main rain day. tonight and tomorrow, kind of a sun cloud rain mix cold. mostly clear on sunday. and cold. >> cold. >> the raiders play tomorrow, sal, i do believe. correct. >> really? they do. i didn't know that. >> i didn't know. did you? >> wow. >> you know what, it may be -- sun, clouds, rain, sun, cloud, rain, that is midwest weather. >> it doesn't matter what it is, the raiders fans will be there. >> a big sports weekend in general. if you have nothing else to do. >> i've heard there's a couple of games on christmas. >> a cavalier game. that might be good. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. >> balance it with family, gentlemen. don't get in the dog house. >> all right, mom. >> a fear broke out at a fa

high pressure locked into our south low pressure locked into our north allowing storms to only take one path. and that's right into southern oregon northern california and you see things really beginning to blossom over far northern california. that will work through the bay area overnight tonight. it all adds up to a soggy night and start to your weekend. check out the colors. the heavy rainfall in the far north bay up to 11 p.m. tonight that will work south. by 5, 6, 7:00 tomorrow morning, at sunrise it will be pouring in the tri-valley. it will be pouring in hayward. the rain is heading towards san jose. rain will taper off to showers by the afternoon. so if you have outdoor plans tomorrow if you can do it later that will be better and drier. watch the cloud cover go away. by sunday morning, we should be mainly sunny. so the only rain this weekend is saturday. and most of that rain falls before lunchtime tomorrow. here's a different representation of what we expect. this is futurecast over the city of san francisco. temperatures are mild but check out all the rain. tapering off to just kind of cloudy skies and a few showers by

subzero windchills stretch from oregon to maine, and as far south as texas. >> the electoral college votes today to confirm donald trump's election. his top transition officials dispute the intelligence community's conclusion about russia hacking. they demand to see the evidence. >>> and the fight to stop counterfeiters from cashing in on christmas. only on "cbs this morning." we'll take you inside a giant government inspecifics facility where cuss thomas officials work to catch fake goods. >> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it feels like i'm in the antarctic. >> bitter cold breaks records across the country. >> it's already very cold and it's only going to get colder. >> hundreds of traffic accidents caused by this extreme cold weather. >> do you believe this is a free and fair election? >> well i think it was distorted by the russian intervention. >> there should be an investigation of the russians and also john brennan, he seems to be orchestrating against the president-elect. >> the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo has resumed a

subzero windchills stretch from oregon to maine and as far south as texas. >>> the electoral college votes today to confirm donald trump's election. they demand to see the evidence of russian hacking. >>> a fight to stop counterfeiters from cashing in on christmas. only on "cbs this morning," we will take you inside a giant government inspection facility where customs officials work to catch fake goods. b your world in 90 seconds. >>> it feels like i'm in the arctic. >> like jumping ine lakhi micgan and rolling around in the snow. >> bitter cold breaks records across the country. >> it's already very cold out there and it's only going to get colder. >> hundreds of traffic accidents caused by this extreme cold weather. >>> do you believe this is a free and fair election? >> well, i think it was -- i think it was distorted by the russian intervention, put it that way. >> john brennan and the hit job he seems to be orchestrating against the president-elect. >> the evacuation of civilians afom eastern aleppo has resumed ter an act of sabotage but the bus convoys on hold. >> among the dea

south florida football coach willie taggert ducking out. they have since reached reports he's being pushed to oregon. he's on the short list of names still linked to that job. >>> espn is reporting the chargers will in fact moved to los angeles next year. when the nfl owners approved the relocation of the rams they granted the chargers the option to relocate to la with a deadline of january 1 a measure raising hotel taxes to pay for nearly a $2 billion stadium but the measure fell short. >>> and nascar next season johnson won't be facing his championship because there's a new sponsor. sprint's run is coming to an end. nascar didn't disclose much monster paid but monster cup i like that one. >> i like it too. >> the sprint one had a ring to it. >> good point. very good. >>> dogs are called man's best friend for a reason. >> they're playful and love you no matter what. >> but what times is forgotten is that we are their best friend too and that is really felt in this amazing rescue all of it >>> this fisherman has proof. >> look at this 112-pound cat fish. >> there it is. boy, that is not a good lookin

south detectives in the hopes that somebody may recognize the vehicle. watch closely as the woman puts groceries in her trunk after shopping at the oregon market here in the block of oregon avenue. police think that the thief stalked her as he circled the parking lot then watched as she put her purse in the passenger seat of her car while she's putting the groceries in the trunk that is when police say the thief struck, got her purse out of the passenger side and then she chased him. he jumped into his vehicle and then the -- victim stopped him and she was dragged before she fell off the car. this happened three weeks ago. police just released the video yesterday. they describe the suspect's vehicle as distinctive. they say there's a late model toyota highlander. now back out here live the woman was not seriously injured and police say that they do discourage people from going after thieves because they don't know if they could be armed or not. if you have any information about who this could be you're urged to call 686-tips. reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie i'm glad she wasn't more seriou

south as north georgia. at the same time, we are watching a storm system in the west that is very potent. flood watcheou oregon will be a wednesday through friday storm with really heavy mountain snow and up to a half foot of rainfall in california. so, today, it focuses in oregon and late thursday into friday, that rain gets all the way down into los angeles and southern california and likely cause pockets of flooding but it is very much needed rain. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> breaking overnight. there are reports of shelling and fighting in aleppo, sea. this comes one day after a cease-fire was agreed to. the evacuation of rebel-held areas has been postponed but a turkish official says the agreement remains in place. buses to transport them have been arrived and the withdrawal would hand bash ash al assad his biggest victory. debora patta reports from beirut. >> reporter: the situation was described by the united nations as a complete meltdown of humanity. the u.n. said they had evidence. some in their homes and others as they tried to run away. 11 women and 13 children were among them.

oregon. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator south dakota. nor senator are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes, we are. a senator: i would ask that it be eliminated. the presiding officer: without objection. nor senator i rise to speak oneth -- a senator: i rise to speak on the regimenttory reform. also the work we have been done on regulatory oversight, of which i have had the great privilege to chair in the 114th congress. i would -- i would be remiss if i did not also recognize our ranking member from massachusetts, senator markey, for his contribution toss our oversight efforts. mr. rounds: one of my main goals as a marathon is to conduct a thorough and systematic review of the regulatory process, focusing on the impacts of these regulations on citizens and businesses and most importantly solutions to these problems. we have sought to make certain federal regulations are promulgated in a transparent, open process with adequate public participation. our subcommittee has held hearings in conducting oversight on various aspects of the rule-making process. this inclu