spencer, florida state, nobody seems to be able to do it. >> spencer: i told you about b.c., here isds left nails a 26-yard field goal to go ahead with three seconds left in the game. 20-17 florida state gets it done again. no team does it better than they do. coming from behind. >> adam: 27 upon straight wins. it was their flaw. now it's their identity, these close wins. georgia rolling past charleston southern 55-9. florida is bowl eligible. will muschamp was in a very good mood after this one. 52-3. good mood for someone who just lost his job. ohio state got into some trouble, b.j. >> brian: they did, early, a little tight with indiana playing well, tevin coleman shows it, jaylen marshall, four total t.d.'s for marshall, three receiving, one on the punt return, ohio on state gets it done. >> adam: the buckeyes get it done clinching the east division. they've also won 19 straight now over indiana. some tight games in the west, spencer. melvin gordon. >> spencer: he continues to do it at a record-setting pace. b.j. and i were talking about it. >> brian: he must have heard us. >> ada

spencer penrose was the youngest of the brothers. he went to harvard, like all penrose and stated that time. when he graduated, he had no the family business, staying in philadelphia. he traveled out west, starting in texas. he worked at a copper mine in chino, arizona. he ended up in a fruit and vegetable stand, managing it. him, he, fortunate for got contacted by his brother, dick penrose. brother was in denver and told him about his childhood who was inrles, colorado springs and had been in colorado springs for eight years. and so literally about a month later, spencer penrose arrived in crowell -- colorado springs and that started a lifelong partnership between the two gentlemen. penrose reintroduced spencer to his longtime , that was justd greek -- cng of the reek. perfect timing for penrose to come up to colorado springs, so much so that when he arrived, my great-grandfather had just found a mine called the cash on delivery mine. the c.o.d. mine was the same gold vein across cripple creek. bob was a gentleman who actually found

craig spencer. talk about the controversy around dr. spencer's contracting the virus.ially in the biggest city in the united states. new york city and we tracked his whereabouts from his subway ride to the bowling alley to a restaurant to a walk on the high line here, a high tourist area. then the subsequent controversy that happened with the quarantine orders from governors of new jersey and new york >>well, you'll remember when doctor spencer was diagnosed. among some people it sparked fear. he had been out in public as recently as the day before he started developing a fever. as you said, he had been on the subway, he had gone to a bowling alley, and eaten at the restaurant, he had taken an uber ta taxi. new york city officials traced the contracts and were able to say to people in the city, look, there's no chance you're going contract ebola from casual contact. they took the time to try to educate the citizens. in fact, since that time they've been rubbing public service announcements explaining how you can contract ebola. you can only contract it from bodily flui

in my own words, who is spencer penrose? i think of him more in terms of his legacy to the community. probably two of his most obvious legacies are he build the broadmoor hotel in 1918. one of the finest resorts in the world right here at the foot of pike's peak. he created the foundation, being apple orchard in spanish, and that was named after his home. where he lived, near the broadmoor hotel. that foundation he started in 1937, two years before his death with $21 million. today it has grown to a $580 million. over those years, it is given away over $500 million in grants. that is almost 13,000 grants to charities in the state of colorado only. spencer penrose was born in 1865 in philadelphia, pennsylvania. he was one of seven boys born to richard af penrose and sarah boys. the seven boys, four of them lived to adulthood. all four were very prominent in their adulthood. and he came from a prominent family in philadelphia. his other three brothers, one followed his father being a doctor. at philadelphia children's hospital

spencer.ve to wait to the end for the main event. [ laughter ] but i want you hear -- he's not going anywhere. until the press conference is over, then you're free. but the folks here at hac, the health and hospitals corporation did an amazing job, bellevue hospital, the flagship hospital that served in the toughest times. >> you've been listening to there to new york city mayor bill de blasio. certainly celebrating the release or soon to be the release of dr. craig spencer. he is ebola-free. elizabeth cohen still with me now. elizabeth, what do you make of this news? there he is being called a hero today. >> yes, and i think that he -- the mayor did that for a reason. this man has taken -- i'm referring to dr. spencer -- a fair amount of grief for what he did when he got home. he didn't know that he had ebola and he went to a restaurant, a bowling alley, on the subways and taxis and when i was there talking to new yorkers, a lot of them were very angry and they lost sight of several facts. on

final thoughts on the day, spencer. >> spencer: alabama can make this very easy.they'll make the selection committee's johannesburg very seas -- job very easy. if they don't, it's mayhem. >> brian: you still have to run through there if you're going to do anything in football you have to do it in tuscaloosa first. >> adam: that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the dodge post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. over on cbs sports network, it's u.s.f. taking on s.m.u. at 8:00 eastern followed by "inside college football" presented by dodge. next saturday "the home depot s.e.c. on cbs" continues with the best game from the best conference, ole miss visits arkansas. starts at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader.com college football today." the next edition of thursday night football on nfl network. >> adam: it starts at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us, have a great evening. >> i'm natasha brown, bundle up the the cold weather is hanging around for the weekend. when will it warm up? justin. >> that's rig

-spencer: morning. -lemonis: how are you? -i'm marcus. -spencer: spencer. -lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. -spencer: you too. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -paul: how you doing, marcus? -i'm paul. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -paul: good to meet you. -lemonis: wow. you got a lot of good stuff. paul: yeah, we're working on it. man: how you doing? do you have 2 pounds of red snapper? spencer: no reds today. -man: no reds? -spencer: no. man: well, i'm gonna try some grouper today. 2 pounds. spencer: okay. lemonis: what else are you out of? paul: i believe we are out of tuna. lemonis: tuna's kind of a popular fish to be out of. is gary, the owner, around? spencer: yes. i'll go get him. he's in the office. lemonis: okay. the place is definitely underutilized. i look to the left, and there's this big counter with nothing on it, nothing merchandised on it. it definitely has room for improvement. paul: i mean, this is a great place. i love the job and everything. it's just that sometimes it gets a little bit stressful when you don't know what's going on. lemonis: what kinds

-spencer: morning. -lemonis: how are you? -i'm marcus. -spencer: spencer. -lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. -spencer: you too. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -paul: how you doing, marcus? -i'm paul. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -paul: good to meet you. -lemonis: wow. you got a lot of good stuff. paul: yeah, we're working on it. man: how you doing? do you have 2 pounds of red snapper? spencer: no reds today. -man: no reds? -spencer: no. man: well, i'm gonna try some grouper today. 2 pounds. spencer: okay. lemonis: what else are you out of? paul: i believe we are out of tuna. lemonis: tuna's kind of a popular fish to be out of. is gary, the owner, around? spencer: yes. i'll go get him. he's in the office. lemonis: okay. the place is definitely underutilized. i look to the left, and there's this big counter with nothing on it, nothing merchandised on it. it definitely has room for improvement. paul: i mean, this is a great place. i love the job and everything. it's just that sometimes it gets a little bit stressful when you don't know what's going on. lemonis: what kinds

my name is craig spencer. >> reporter: spencer's clean bill of health means the united states is nowbola free. spencer was the last of nine ebola cases in the u.s.. >> my early detection, reporting, and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols that are in place for health staff returning from west africa. >> reporter: spencer sparked ebola fears in new york city after health officials revealed he rode the subway. ate at a restaurant and went bowling with friends the day before he showed symptoms. >> please join me in turning our attention back to west africa. and ensuring that medical volunteers and other aid workers do not face stigma and threats upon their return home. >> reporter: dr. spencer spent 19 days here at the hospital. his treatment included an experimental drug and drug plasma donated by ebola survivor nancy writebol. meanwhile the nurse no longer has to go through daily monitoring in maine. the 21 day incubation period for hickox ended today. both hickox and spencer worked for doctors without borders, an international organization that says e

in my own words, who is spencer penrose? i think of him more in terms of his legacy towards the community. one of the most obvious was that he built the broadmoor colorado springs in 1918, one of the finest resorts in the world right here at the foot of pike's peak. created the el e pomar foundation. and that foundation he started years before his death, with $21 million. today it has grown to $580 million. over those years, el pomar foundation has given away over $500 million in grants. is almost 13,000 grants to charities in the state of colorado. was born in ose 1865 in philadelphia, pennsylvania. seven boys born to richard penrose and sarah boise. of the seven boys, four of them live to adulthood. all four of them were very and their adulthood -- in their adulthood. one of his brothers followed in being at the -- followed his father in being a doctor. what are the other boys was actually a senator for almost 30 years. the third brother was actually a well-known geologist who traveled around the world. spencer penrose was

craig spencer as he left a new york city hospital. spencer was diagnosed after returning from new guinea. he spent 19 days in a hospital isolation unit. speaking publicly, spencer said the focus must be on the west african nations where ebola has killed thousands. >> i cried as i hugged children who were not strong enough to survive the virus.

>> spencer: this florida team became georgia. you have to point this out. losing davidson andrews was a big key. throwing caution to the wind allowed will muschamp to turn it loose. >> brian: georgia is about to answer. he loses that rock. and football is rudimentary. it's about blocking and tackling. it's about initiating the contact. there will be a collision. who initiated it? either you do or your opponents will do. the passion and energy was on florida's side. >> adam: jeremy foley was celebrating what will muschamp was doing theired. >> brian: this sia huge victory. >> spencer: will is not popping the champagne yet. >> adam: his first win as a player or a coach. in the meantime, let's show you what has been requesting on. missouri can take the lead in the east with a win against kent. >> brian: yes, they love that scoreboar scoreboard. a couple of touchdown receptions on the day. big day for maty mauk. >> adam: they would take over control in the east. a minute to go. a 10 point lead. the schedules the raft of the way. missouri has 3 more conference g

spencer is an emergency room physician by trade.e returned to the country on october 17th. on october 23rd, he was diagnosed with the ebola virus. that set off a scare here in new york city among some people because in the days before he developed the symptoms, dr. spencer had ridden the subway, taken an uber taxi, and eaten at a restaurant. new york city officials traced the contacts back and made it clear to people that you can't ebola from a bowling ball or casual contact on the subway or eating in the same restaurant. in fact, in the days after they have been running publicer is haven't announcements that planning that the only you can contract ebola is through bodily fluids with the person who is symptomatic. those symptoms are very obvious. now during his 19-day hospitalzation here, doctor spencer underwent a variety of treatments including an experimental drug and receiving blood plasma from another ebola survivor, nancy writebol. the american missionary who contracted the disease over in liberia. two of dr. spencer's charact

a stock on the move is marks and spencer.t is another case of a slight brain the weather -- blame the weather for some of the retail sections in the u.k.. the market likes that. marks and spencer is over 6% so far this morning. ♪ -- i want to check in with the european business correspondent carolyn hyde who is at the dublin web summit. what have you got this morning? have been speaking to all of these founders of companies that are now worth billions of dollars. dropbox reportedly worth $10 billion. we have been speaking to oculus, which sold for $2 billion to facebook. who better to speak to than the former ceo of apple and pepsico, john's girly. he is up next talking about how to build a lien dollar companies. that is utopia. join me after the break. ♪ >> welcome back to on the move live from the city of london. let's bring you up to speed with toyota predicting record profit for a second year. yen helpedeaker boost profit. it may reach seven point -- a $70.5 billion. the yen has been driven down to a seven-year low and it

>> thank you, spencer. since spencer is there, here is the weather.i, drew. >> we had dry skies this afternoon. the clouds, though, are filling back in. overnight tonight, we'll see little in the way of stars. rather active this morning, tracking all that moisture moving in from the west. now that moisture is out of here, but the clouds, they're still lingering. live shot here. we'll show you clouds overhead. notice the roadways are still damp. with that, a combination of a light breeze. some of that could be dense in areas. be aware of that fog. we are tracking sunnier days ahead, including part of the weekend and a wetter pattern hooks to break out next week. so good news for us. we'll have the fog and the low cloud cover overnight tonight. and we'll see the clouds hang on for the first part of our morning. so overnight lows, not incredibly cool with that cloud cover, acting as a blanket. as we take it into the morning hours and into the afternoon, you see the clouds break down. sunshine for the afternoon, but then the cloud will build back in. that

spencer deserves our gratitude for what he chose to do to serve others. >> some criticized spence sr. for visiting a bowling alley and undertaking other social activities after returning from guinea. and hundreds of people in the new york area are still being monitored after having possible contact with him. but spencer says, the fact that there have been no additional cases shows the city's containment efforts are working. >> my early detection, reporting and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols that are in place. >> he's trying to keep the focus on the front lines in west africa, where the disease continues to spread in at least three countries. >> please join me in turning our attention back to west africa and ensuring that medical

sunshine continuing not much rain. >> thank you. >> well, spencer is outside. >> yes. i'm at second harvest food bank in santa clara. in just a moment you'll meet this family whose life has been made brighter by the work done here at >>> tonight we're kicking off abc7 thanksgiving food drive from second harvest food bank. >> yes. each month serving 250,000 people in santa clara and san mateo counties. spencer christian is live for you with the latest. >> here at second harvest food bank in santa clara county joining me is the ceo. abc7 presenting to you this large check right here. tell us about your need this year. >> we love large checks. the reason is we can do so much to help families like irene. this is irene. >> tell us what the food bank has meant to you. >> and there are many, many families in this very affluent bay area who do have needs. they're working as hard as they can. >> absolutely. you know, a quarter million people every month get some food from second harvest but across the bay area, three quarters of a million people are counting on the local food b

the president thanked spencer for his service in west africa. john terrett has more on the day's event. >> hello. my name is craig spencer. >> smiles all around as the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in new york becomes the first in the city to be declared free of the deadly disease. >> i am a living example of how the protocols work, and how early detection is critical to surviving ebola, and ensuring it is not transmitted to others. >> dr spencer picked up the virus while working with doctors without borders in guinea, he had no symptoms wept about his life, eating, bowling. six days later he recorded a temperature of it 100.3 and was admitted to bellevue. mayor bill de blasio was on hand to introduce 8 million new yorkers to a fully fit dr spencer. >> it is a good feeling to have a hero. >> reporter: comparing him to a returning veteran on veterans day. >> dr spencer deserves our gratitude for what he chose to do to serve others, to help fellow human being, and to protect people around the world with people at home. >> there was conde

spencer christian is here with an accuweather update. >> glad i qualify as an earthling. let's take a look at what's happening on live doppler 7 hd. we have some rain approaching. it may not be much rain but we are hoping it gets organized. here's live doppler 7 hd showing clouds beginning to thicken, especially offshore right now. notice to -- well to our west and northwest offshore, we have this cold front approaching and you see little specks of green developing there so there is some moisture content in the clouds, obviously, but we don't see any indication yet of any significant rain coming our way from this system, but we are hoping it will get a little more energetic as it gets closer to us. meanwhile, speaking of significant weather, check out the polar plunge, as some are calling it, of cold arctic air into the nation's midsection. it is currently minus one in great falls, montana. one above zero in denver. six in rapid city. notice how much colder it will get overnight. in the early morning hours, about 4:00 a.m. our time, it will be down to minus ten at rapid c

spencer is now officially ebola-free. and he was discharged from bellevue hospital after this news conference today. >> dr. spencer's recovery means there are currently no active cases of ebola in the u.s. >> and amid the celebrating of his recovery, there are sober reminders of the fight that continues in west africa. here is nbc's erika edwards. >> reporter: cheers mark dr. craig spencer's release from bellevue hospital in new york city, where he high-fived the nursing staff and hugged just about everyone on stage. >> and now the official mayoral hug. >> reporter: now free of the ebola virus, spencer said the protocols for health care workers to monitor themselves for symptoms after returning from west africa are effective. >> i am a living example of how those protocols work. and of how early detection is critical to both surviving ebola and ensuring it's not transmitted to others. >> reporter: nurse casey hick cox left her home in northern maine tuesday morning. 21 days have passed since she last had contact with an e

i'll have more in the next half-hour. >> thank you, spencer. >> spencer's in san jose. we've got tag team meteorologists here. we've got drew outside with today's forecast looking ahead to the weekend. >> and i think everyone's going to really like the weekend forecast. lots of sunshine on the way, and even warmer temperatures, if you can believe that. live doppler 7 hd right now, we'll show you the one thing we certainly would love to see, the moisture on the map. we're not finding any rain. some encouraging news to our drought scenario. take a look at this. one month ago today, 58% of the state was in exceptional drought. the update shows you some areas are seeing improvement, especially in the northwest sections of california, where we've seen wetter than average rainfall. so a slight improvement there, and overall, the state is dropped to 55%, so 3% better in the exceptional drought category, but certainly we need more rain on the way. a live look from our east bay hills camera. this paints the picture very well for our weather today and over the weekend. total suns

spencer is set to leave today. his release is a pretty major milestone for this countries handling of the virus. >> you're absolutely right. this man under three weeks ago was admitted to this hospital in a haz-mat suit and today will walk out a healthy man and able to blend back into the city of new york once more. of course he is notching up the first here. he is not only the first new york person to be diagnosed with ebola, but he's now the first person to be free of ebola and also he becomes the last american to have ebola, so the country we know is free of ebola at this time, but there are still plenty of people being monitored just in case over the individual 21 day periods to make sure that they don't have the illness, either. bellevue hospital said in a statement this morning that dr. spencer poses no public health risk. today is a good news day, stephanie. >> we're hearing that dr. spencer may speak later, as well. >> yes. there's to be a news conference this morning at 10:15, so in about two hours from no

spencer's fiance is still in quarantine.t it appears he is on his way home in very, very good spirits and the one message john and michaela that seemed to resonate, the undercurrent was, look, do not stigmatize doctors that have gone there that are coming back. do not stigmatize nurses in hospitals that are caring for patients and do not stigmatize people from those other countries. so there really was a lot of messaging going on there, john and michaela. >> that's the message we have heard from almost every survivor. elizabeth, i want to turn to you now because it is a significant milestone that we've reached. he was the last known ebola patient in america so that is a milestone that we should tip our hats to but the fact is as dr. spencer even mentioned, we have to turn our focus to west africa because as long as that -- as long as the illness continues to ravage west africa, it's going to pose a threat to our country. >> right. i mean, we're ebola-free right now at this minute but someone could land in this country on an

spencer? i'm at the san franciscan marin food bank. >> a spinach salad today, a healthy, tasty, and affordable dish. >> and it will be ready before we >>> the efforts of bay area food banks and asking you to give where you live. >> here is why. one in six goes hungry. in marin county one in four. the san francisco marin food bank sefbs 144,000 people every week. >> here is weather anchor spencer christian live in san francisco. hi, spencer. >> reporter: it is stunning that we have such a great need here in this affluent area. bay area food banks are meeting that need and among those meeting the need is the san francisco marin food bank. that's why i'm with paul ash and the pantry manager. now earlier, paul, our parent company we vented this $15,000 check. donations like this are helpful to you. >> they are very important to power the distribution. to the 240 pantries like redding elementary. >> reporter: we can put this down. it's a heavy check. raul, how helpful has the food bank been? >> ext

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crack spencer has been declared ebola-free. the fight against the deadly virus in america. >> a celebration. >> it is a good feeling to hug a hero. >> there are no longer any ebola patients in the united states. dr. craig spencer, released from bellevue hospital earlier this morning after two and a half weeks of treatment. >> today i am healthy and no longer infectious. my early detection, reporting, and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols that are in place for health staff returning from west africa. >> spencer contracted the virus while caring for ebola patients in guinea. it was not days after he returned to new york that he started to have symptoms and was rushed to the hospital. despite some concerns that he had been out in public before he was diagnosed, no one else was infected. is ebola-free, and new york city's ebola-free. >> another milestone today for kaci hickox, the nurse from maine, tested negative for the virus and was quarantined against her will, was given the all clear. her mon

not only for dr craig spencer in new york, but for the country. spencer's release means there are now no known cases of ebola in the u.s. >> we have to remember everything that happened here happened because there was preparations weeks and weeks and weeks in advance. that when the time came everyone knew what they were supposed to do. it is an amazing story of everyone preparing for something they had not experienced before. and then executing the perfectly. >> reporter: new york's treatment of dr spence rer may have been -- spencer may have been executed perfectly, but the road to it have been far from perfect. confusion has been caused among health care workers and confusion in communities. thomas eric duncan was dyeing mosted as the first -- diagnosed as the first case of ebola in the u.s. texas presbyterian hospital in dallas came under fire after two nurses who cared for him were infected with the virus. the nurses said that they did not have adequate protection in the first days of caring for thomas eric duncan. nina pham and amber vincent

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we have a hero here in our grasp. >> hello, my name is craig spencer. >> reporter: spencer's clean billstates is now ebola free. the spencer was the last of nine ebola cases in the u.s. is. >> my early detection, reporting, and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols that are in place for health staff returning from west have africa. >> reporter: spencer spark ebola fears in new york city after health officials reveal he rode the subway, ate at a restaurant and went bowling with friends the day before he showed symptoms. >> please join me in turning our attention back to west africa and insuring that medical volunteers and other aid workers do not face stigma, threats upon their return home. >> reporter: doctor spencer spent 19 days here at bellevue hospital. his treatment included a experimental drug and a blood plasma donated by ebola survivor nancy wrightbol. >> the nurse who quarantined maine's quarantine rules no longer need to go through daily monitoring. the 21 day inn cue you bails period even today for tracie hick ox. they work for doctors without b

craig spencer.st important thing he said today is he wants the attention to turn back to west africa where the problem exists. tamron? >> ann thompson live for us in new york. thank you. fear it is won't be the last ebola case in the u.s. prompted nationwide strikes among america's register nursed. many of whom are dmantding tougher ebola precautions in hospitals. over the next 24 hours thousands of nurses will walk the picket line from the east coast to the west. it is all starting now in california where today some 18,000 r.n.s and nurse practitioners are expected to protest. they want full body hazmat suits, more training and better equipment to handle potential ebola cases. tomorrow nurses in 14 other states will join. joining us now jane roscoe. the group lobbying for change. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> i'm sure you heard the doctor's remarks at bellevue hospital praising the nursing and staff who assisted him and yet again the patient is lucky enough, fortunate enough with

hi, spencer. >> lots of volunteers have been getting ready for distribution.lier i introduced to the executive director. we presented earlier this check. >> it's going to translate into 30,000 meals to 180 nonprofit organizations. >> now, loaves and fishes community kitchen how important has that been? >> each, every day, loaves and fishes helping me find housing and every day there is something to do. >> glad to help. you're helping as well. giving back your time. and your energy. now, let me show you how you can help. next the word feed for a $ten donation. you can't imagine how much that will help. >> true. >> thank you. >> still ahead, updating the accident on interstate 680 in concord. >> outrage over an attack in jerusalem in a synagogue a fifth person died and israel is retaliating. >> and what is tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. veteran: i live independently because of what all it provides for me. and it's hu

that's pretty good. >> all right one last check of the weather. >> spencer is here.it for the trick-or-treaters. held off. >> we had a nasty break develop late afternoon hours and most of the bay area remained dry since then. most of the activity shifted to the east in the central valley. now monterey and monterey bay region getting most of the rain moving in off the ocean right now. okay november 1st tomorrow. let's look at the november almanacs for the city of san francisco. average high pressure november here in the city. 68 degrees. average high pressure 61 degrees. tomorrow closer to the 61 and 68. highest ever recorded in san francisco the month of november. 86 degrees afternoon rainfall so 3.16 inches and let's hope we reach that this month. this coming month starting tomorrow. state wide tomorrow look for scattered showers especially through the central southern parts of the state. snow fall over the sierra bay area we see mostly cloudy skies. few showers maybe in the south bay. high pressure ranging from 61 to 66 in accu-weather 7 day forecast show sunny mil

hi, spencer. >> lots of volunteers have been getting ready for distribution.arlier i introduced to the executive director. we presented earlier >> it's going to translate into 30,000 meals to 180 nonprofit organizations. >> now, loaves and fishes community kitchen how important has that been? >> each, every day, loaves and fishes helping me find housing to do. >> glad to help. you're helping as well. giving back your time. and your energy. now, let me show you how you can help. next the word feed for a $ten donation. you can't imagine how much that will help. >> true. >> thank you. >> still ahead, updating the accident on interstate 680 in concord. >> outrage over an attack in jerusalem in a synagogue a fifth person died and israel is retaliating. >> and what is it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillow

spencer christian is on assignment. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with an accuweather update. >> we are expecting some rain in the bay area but let's take a quick look at the national weather. some parts of new york, buffalo, for example, has already picked up over four feet of snow, the heavy lake effect snow continues and so if you have travel plans keep this in mind. we are already seeing some delays due to weather at both of new york's airports. live doppler 7 hd here in the bay area showing you the cloud cover and moisture not too far off the coast, about 85 miles away. we are going to be tracking rain so when you take a look at our computer animation, tonight, just some cloud cover. as we head towards the start of the morning commute, a couple of light showers show up and really, the showers start to pick up in coverage around 9:00 a.m. this is the first in a series of systems. i will be back with a closer look at all three of them coming up. larry, ama? >>> san lorenzo man was in court today accused of murd

joined by spencer tillman and brian jones. >> brian: also known as ray charles. 50 mans difference in gary pinkel talked about them being a fourth quarter team. these last three ballgames, 25 points in the first half. 59 in the second half. that's when they get it done. their defense was outstanding. the offense turned it on. >> spencer: gary pinkel's staff flipped the script and played a more physical game in the second half. georgia on their mind big time, what they're going to need to play in the championship game. >> adam: georgia wanted missouri to go down so they would be in the conference championship game next week. these tigers. how do they match up? the way they play against either alabama or mississippi state. >> brian: i think it's difficult to pick against them. arkansas came in rolling with ia very physical offensive line as we mentioned and yet missouri was able to withstand that, they're a fast team but they play with power, russell hansbrough had to run off the field with a little limp in his giddy-up there but his size belies the toughness with which he runs. they ru

>> thank you, spencer. >>> look at this.arctic blast has sent temperatures plummeting for much of the u.s. much of the upper midwest is buried in snow. this is minnesota, where up to 16 inches fell in some areas. icy roads in the state have caused more than 500 accidents, including four deaths. in northern michigan, more than an inch of snow is falling every hour. more than a foot of snow is expected and in oklahoma, the temperature was 80 degrees yesterday, but dropped to 30 today. the frigid temperatures are expected to reach more areas by the end of the week, including chicago, new york, even atlanta. >> 80 to 30. >> that is brutal. >> we are going swimming. no, we're going skiing. no, let's get inside. >>> you saw spencer on assignment. sandhya is here with our accuweather update. we aren't going from 80 to 30. >> no, we're not, but it is bone-chilling cold as you mentioned. let's take a look at the temperatures around the country. some areas already feeling that blast of arctic air with three degrees in rapid city, four

thank you, spencer. >>> flooding could be an issue with all that expected rainfall. the contra costa county sheriff's office is encouraging residents who live in unincorporated areas to take advantage of several sandbag stations set up across the county. you do have to bring your own shovel but sand and bagging materials will be provided. go to abc7news.com for a complete list of stations. >>> we are learning more today about that sideshow that was caught on video wednesday night by sky 7 hd. >> police and chp officers on patrol in oakland quickly broke it up. today they are talking about why the bust is so significant. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us in alameda with the details. >> reporter: the chp held a post mortem if you will on wednesday night's sideshow which happened at the port of oakland. they say they issued 23 citations, confiscated guns, impounded cars, and they say they've got the goods. hard evidence to make arrests. these are some of the dozen or so cars impounded by the chp from

>> thank you, spencer. >>> wipes and waste. the disposable wipes that help you clean have a messy secret. tonight at 7:00, eric thomas takes you underground to see for yourself. >> reporter: as you can see, these wipes have not broken down by the time they come to a plant. now we have to treat them as trash. >> you are not going to believe what we saw underground. the dirty truth about cleansing wipes, tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> up next, comedian margaret cho brings her act to san francisco today for a special cause. >>> then new after 4:30, why britain's prince william wants you to play angry birds. >>> the new orleans saints have done right by a fan of another team after something a saints fan did. it all stems from this play in yesterday's game when cincinnati bengals tight end jermaine gresham caught a touchdown pass, spot a fan, gestured her way and threw her the ball but a saints fan snatched it away, elbowing the woman in the face. the woman, as you see, is just stunned afterward. fans throughout the stadium wer

. >> let's start with abc 7 news weather anchor spencer live doppler 7 hd. spencer. >> okay. here's live doppler 7hd clouds over the bay area right now and as you can see the rain getting really close. has it started raining in a measurable way here in the bay area yet. but waves of rain surge up from our south west and we will start to see rain falling here in the bay area during the over tonight hours. start our forecast animation at 10:00 o'clock tonight and shortly there after we see a couple of also surges of light rain showers may not quite make it. this is moving into massive dry air but 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning beginning of our morning commute. we see the first little waves of rain beginning to push inland up in the north bay. and after that well, i want you to stay what the other storm bring us. so i'll be back in just a few minutes with a look at the entire series of storms coming our way. >> all right look forward to the full report thank you spencer. >> serious accident involving 3 cars plus one person dead brought the evening commute to halt. happened on sou

and over on twitter @mfinney. >>> spencer christian. beautiful than this. this is the view from our emeryville camera. we have low clouds and fog coming your way as well wp the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> we shoid the san francisco skyway a few minutes ago. now we take a look at the golden gate bridge. 4:36. no problems on the golden yeah, citi mobile. pay the dog sitter? and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> seattle seahawks fans got a little ruffled yesterday when the team's mascot flew into the -- a large hawk flew away from the handler on the sidelines, landing on one of the fans' head and ended up perching on another fan's shoulder. gently. the hawk represents the seahawks tradition since 2005. flying out of the tunnel ahead of the team. look at that. >>> munchkin is getting a lot of attention online today. her owner cindy roth dressed her up like a teddy bear and posted this video of munchkin walking toward her. look at

craig spencer virus free and pose nos ding tore the public. here with more. >> craig spencer was very emotional today and very grateful for everybody has done for him in new york. he did spend most of the time stressing the importance of fighting ebola where the outbreak is right now still at it's worst, west africa. >> hello. >> my name is craig spencer. smiles all around, the first person to be diagnosed we boal la in new york, becomes the first in the city to be declared free of the deadly disease. i am a living example of how those protocols work, and of how early detection is critical to surviving ebola and ensuring that it is not transmitted to others. >> dr. spencer picked up the virus while working with doctors without borders he had no symptoms when he returned home, went about his life, going to eat, bowling and riding the subway. sick days later he reported a temperature of 103, and was immediately admitted to bellevue. >> the mayor was on hand introduce more than 8 million new yorkers to a fully fit dr. spencer. >> it is a good fee