>> well, that the tasha, looking outside.but we do have damn roadways in some areas and few accidents out there, as well. i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we will take a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. >> ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet ♪ i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ i feel my heart start trembling ♪ >> i think katie needs to play the lottery, she predicted this would be some of the songs this morning, that the tasha. did you feel the earth move yesterday? >> i'm a prognosticator. i'm all telling. i had no idea we were playing this. >> katie is like we should play that song. there you are. >> you know what, what this says to me, our producer, we have great minds. we think much alike. toasting dad: i'm not one but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog bark. and you. toasting dad: i guess what i'm trying to say is,

about zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero paid subscribers, jim, in a tasha>> i don't have pan door, a do you have pandora? >> no, i don't. >> what about you, diane? >> i do have pan door, a but i don't have spotify. spotify, you know, that would be the competitor to pandora. >> interesting. i understands folks have new breakfast option. what's this all about? >> that's right. get ready for super mario cereal. partnering with keg old for the new cereal. colorful red box toss lands on store shelves in about ten days, consumers can tap the cereal box to nintendo switch device to receive free items in the super mario odyssey game. >> i did like finding toys. >> breakfast of champions, guys? >> oh, yes. always wanted the cereal with the box of toys in it. >> and dig through the whole box for the toy. >> yes, dentists love it, too. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks, diane. we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, dazzling new art display on the parkway >> we're back with you in just a moment. stay with >> you're looking

some construction 295 near trenton, talk about it coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, that the tasha, back to you. >> thanks so. daybreak will certainly reveal if there is damage from the earthquake that shook the mid-atlantic region. so far no reports. >> well the us and gee logical survey says the epi-center of the magnitude 4.1 earthquake was about 6 miles northeast of dover, delaware. regina ripley took this video, from her cell phone, when the quake shook this mirror in north jersey, surveillance video at the gray fox grill in dover caught the moment it happened. 4:47 p.m. yesterday afternoon, people turned their heads, then left. "eyewitness news" spoke with a couple, who just lives feet from the epi-center. >> it just came on suddenly, and it was just kind of really heavily rolling, for awhile. >> the dog started barking. >> the dog is flipping out. we're just looking at each other like we thought maybe a big plane from dover air force base had come down. >> officials say the quake originated 5 miles below the earth's surface, people could feel it as far away as washington and

tasha bartholomew/san mateo county transit district "nos sentimos orgullosos de poder asegurar que hacemostodo lo posible para grantizar que nuestros trenes y rieles sean seguros. tenemos un prorama de seguridad que garantiza que el mantenimiento se lleve a cabo todos los dias. transportamos mas de 65 mil personas a diario asi que nuestra prioridad numero es que se sientan y esten seguros" afirmo la vocera del distrito de transito del condado de san mateo. y es que segun la ley federal, el tren que se descarril esta maÑana debio haber contado con un mecanismo de seguridad adicional llamado "control positivo". ya que segn la administracin federal de ferrocarriles el control positivo de trenes puede ... controlar automticamente las velocidades del tren forzar a la maquina a detenerse si se presenta algun fallo en su funcionamiento prevenir las colisiones entre trenes acatar automaticamente los limites impuestos en zona de trabajadores .. y evitar el cambio de rieles si el tren intenta entrar en contra via.. aqui en la bahia, caltrain ha estado trabajando desde el 2015 en la implementacion de

butler in a tasha this is all about finance isn't it. of finances sunny the big theme of this summit you know two years ago when you had two hundred will be to stand right here in paris promising to limits our global warming to less than two degrees a celsius it was an historic occasion and everyone applauded it but today is all we have a situation in which everyone knows you cold just a cheap those targets without an awful lot of money and influence than for a smooth as some real action and that is why the french president's moan with u.n. and the world bank of holding the summit to try and look away as if using public and private money in the battle against climate change and also keep the promises for green funding especially for developing nations that they pledged all those years ago were joining me to talk about to this and all the other issues surrounding this so conference is obvious kenya taking is the e.u. energy and climate commissioner oh mr can you take of course donald trump is not here because the us has pulled is pulling

they say their country is sliding into dictatorship under president their tasha's rule thousands of people have died since he declared his so-called war on drugs most of them were killed in police operations or at the hands of vigilante groups believed to have links to the police jamil island ogun has more from the meller. sixty nine years since the declaration of human rights was signed protesters here say that country has never been under threat specifically under the government of president. more than a year and a half since they took office the very people who actually campaigned for him are all here now calling him to resign more than fourteen thousand people they see had died since president to declare his so-called war on drugs many of them killed in police operations while others have been killed by vigilante groups believed to be linked to police this is something that these government denies at a press conference today his spokesperson says that the government remains committed to uplifting the lives of millions of filipinos that's something that many here do not believe the rece

correspondent tasha sweet with a report here in ventura county avocado and citrus ten years make up a good portion of the local economy and similar to the fire storms in northern california and it's vineyards it's going to take more than just time to rebuild its local produce the fires erupting in southern california has ripped through more than one hundred thousand acres irene henry is one of the thousands who have had to evacuate this was the scene.

tasha bartholomew/san mateo county transit district "nos sentimos orgullosos de poder asegurar que hacemoses sean seguros. tenemos un prorama de seguridad que garantiza que el mantenimiento se lleve a cabo todos los dias. transportamos mas de 65 mil personas a diario asi que nuestra prioridad numero es que se sientan y esten seguros" afirmo la vocera del distrito de transito del condado de san mateo. y es que segun la ley federal, el tren que se descarril esta maÑana debio haber contado con un mecanismo de seguridad adicional llamado "control positivo". ya que segn la administracin federal de ferrocarriles el control positivo de trenes puede ... controlar automticamente las velocidades del tren forzar a la maquina a deteners

his teacher holly stovall along with his sister tasha support him as he receives his diploma.w years ago, a crowd like this would have been overwhelming and stressful for nick. >> nickolas joseph kubicsko >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it for the class of 2013. >> when he had that gown on, he was proud of himself. he had a smirk. he held himself a little high. sitting at graduation he showed everybody, "you all thought i couldn't? i sat here. and look it -- i walked the stage myself. and i did it." and he did. >> reporter: the celebration will be short-lived. nick and eric are about to find out that their immediate future is chaotic and threatens to undo a lifetime of learning. >> he's come so far in these couple of months. and then tomorrow it just ends? like that just is mind boggling for me. that's crazy. >> reporter: coming up -- we take our hidden cameras inside a "dayhab" for adults like eric. >> just sitting in a room like in storage. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it.

jim, that the tasha, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. surprise interruption, the beginning every dinnertime. >> a magnitude 4.1 earthquake rattles a mid-atlantic region with the epi center in delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do felt the quake, i didn't feel a thing, but you can a test to what you felt, trang! >> it lasted about 102nd, i was telling jim, it was like a heavy tricky thought, then somebody later told me it sound more like a low flying jet, which is accurate. fortunately though no reports of any serious damage or injuries. >> it was just like wow, did anyone else just feel that? >> a question millions in the mid-atlantic region asked one another, just after 4:45 p.m. thursday. that's when the us gee logical survey reports a 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck. the epi-center just 6 miles east-northeast of dover, delaware, near the bombay hook wildlife refuge. >> the whole house just started shaking. >> perhaps no one else felt it more than linda dempsey and her husband, joe, who live just feet from the epi center we're

out the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions tasha butler al jazeera paris. spain's prime minister has dismissed the idea that ousted catalan president carter's pujol could govern from abroad money on a royal made the comment in his end of years beach a week after catalonia separatist parties won a majority in a divisive snap election is currently in self-imposed exile in brussels after he declared catalan dependence in october. the zombie and president has called on the military to help fight a cholera outbreak that's killed at least forty one people in the capital lusaka. submergence the measures are needed to try to stop the epidemic from spreading including closing some markets more than fifteen hundred people have contract it the disease since september the number of cases of decreased in october but new infections have surged in recent weeks. in south sudan life is becoming increasingly tough for refugees of war north of war north of the border in sudan they've been having to share limited resources with south sudanese who've al

that the tasha, over to you. >> thank you so.rning the changes that could be coming to saudi arabia. i'm natasha brown good morning everyone. >>> three, two, one. whoo! >>> it's officially christmas at the white house. president trump and the first lady lit the tree at the white house. he said he was very much looking forward to it. beach boys and wynonna judd performed. mariah mariah carey's song "all i want for christmas." >> that and "love actually." >> and "grandma got run over by a reindeer." >>> a final vote could happen today. senate republicans are working to save the bill after it suffered setbacks over how much it could raise the budget deficit. if it passes gop lawmakers hope to quickly settle it with the tax bill. they want to have their final version of the tax plan on president trump's desk ready to sign by christmas. >> hawaii will test cold ware era nuclear sirens this morning because of north korea nuclear fears. the test will take place on the first day of each month to make sure everyone knows what to do during

to give us more details and texture as to what's going on in california here's archie correspondent tasha sweet with a report here in ventura county of a kut-o. and sitters vineyards make up a good portion of the local economy and similar to the fire storms in northern california and it's vineyards it's going to take more than just time to rebuild its local produce the fires erupting in southern california has ripped through more than one hundred thousand acres irene henry is one of the thousands who have had to evacuate this was a scene from her balcony in ventura and as an insurance agent she's usually on the other side of the equation on a personal note the hospital visit to del mar that was right that's actually blocks from my home well several multimillion dollar homes burned down in los angeles from the scribal fire near the getty the vista dome or hospital was one of many commercial properties damaged in the fires it was a close call for six flags magic mountain on wednesday flames could be seen right over the theme park we contacted park officials who confirmed no damages were mad

be remembered as an artist to the end as a star or simply as his fans always called him johnny the tasha butler al jazeera paris. you're watching i was there i'm still robert these are all top stories president donald trump is expected to announce on wednesday that the u.s. will officially recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and has plans to relocate the american embassy there from tel aviv white house officials confirm the news in a briefing palestinian leaders are calling for three days of rage and protests against the president mahmoud abbas says it could have dangerous consequences. the u.s. also says it is extremely concerned about the increased violence in yemen following the killing of ousted president. on monday it follows a similar statement from the u.n. security council in particular their call on parties to immediately provide safe rapid anie hindered and sustained commercial and humanitarian access to the populations of all affected governorates. through all of yemen's ports and airports most importantly. board and aboard the member of the security council urged all size

few musicians anywhere could have moved so many people to come together in this he has few equals tasha butler al-jazeera paris peru's football captain an all time record goalscorer is set to appeal a doping ban that could keep him out of next year's world cup aero tested positive for cocaine but his legal team claims it was the consequence of him drinking coke to get over an illness the former by a new player has been handed a one year band and that could rule him out of peru's first world cup appearance since one thousand nine hundred two. now japanese baseball player has been compared to the great babe ruth has been sold by his club to an american team for twenty million dollars but the player will only earn half a million dollars a year the los angeles angels signed twenty three year old tawny after a frenzied bidding wars due to his rare to a skilled as both a batter and a pitcher but also because it was a huge bargain earlier we spoke to a cause and they got sukkos a sports writer based in tokyo he's been giving us a sense of how the story's been received in japan. it is a massive

the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. police in serbia have uncovered twenty five tonnes of toxic waste buried in barrels and containers at a private property near the capital belgrade the chemicals include benzene a cancer causing compound that's highly regulated across the developed world the owner of the property has been arrested tests are under way to see if local wells or waterways of being contaminated serbia which is looking to join the e.u. is heavily polluted due to years of environmental mismanagement. i think that within two weeks we will have all the analysis there are some indications but we don't want to talk about indications what is important is that we ask citizens from this part of a brand of it's not to use wells for drinking water until we get the analysis china is to remove taxes on its steel exports in a movie expected to raise trade tensions with the u.s. and europe china is the world's top still producer in twenty six state and sported more than one hundred million tonnes

out the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions tasha butler al jazeera paris. still ahead here on al-jazeera a taxing issue for china the removal of steel export duties threatens further trade disputes with both the u.s. and the e.u. . and we meet the street barbers of vancouver who are helping restore people's dignity with a simple package. hello there the weather is quite quiet for us in the southeastern parts of china at the moment there's plenty of drawing weather to be found it's not particularly warm shanghai there around ten degrees and for us in hong kong where around twenty one on sunday there's a little bit more in the way of cloud that this is spilling out of parts of it now i'm a working its way northward and we'll see that gradually build as we head through into monday push its way towards the northeast as well so some of us here we see more in the way of gray weather mostly though it should be draw even on the back cloud as we head towards the west here it's mostly dry across many parts of pakistan and india at the moment

>> la tasha? >> yes, oh, my god! >> oh, my god. thank you so much! matthew! >> what? >> will this help to make their holiday better? >> oh, my god, yes. it would be amazing. matthew, look! >> yes, yes! >> what do you think, matthew? >> it's great, thank you. >> i'm going to cry! >> i know! >> oh, we're just getting started. >> hello! >> my producer, olivia, flying to louisiana to surprise this mother. her husband is deployed this christmas, and she was just laid off. for their kids, we deliver an lol surprise and a nintendo. this year, so many families displaced by natural disasters. this mom writing to us, my 14-year-old twins went through harvey, and then moved to florida to start over and went through irma. this christmas, we are grateful to be alive, but it will be very small. my girls would love a nintendo system or a finger pet. >> jeff rossen from nbc news. >> oh, my >> it's actually me! we've brought presents for your daughters. where are they? can we go upstairs and see them? >> she leads us to the living ro

towards peace he made the comments while meeting the french president emmanuel lakhan in paris from lana tasha butler sent this report. to greetings were warm and friendly but this could not have been an easy meeting the french president and israeli prime minister are divided over the u.s. decision to recognize theresa as the capital of israel a move that is drawn international condemnation it often takes i have expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disapproval of the recent declarations of the president of the united states france believed to be against international law and dangerous for peace it was but the micro called on israelis and palestinians to restart talks urging netanyahu to freeze illegal settlement building as a gesture of peace netanyahu said he was open to discussions but that there could be no question over jerusalem status and then purposes the couple in front drusilla is the capital of israel in the capital of israel for three thousand years it's been the capital of the jewish state for seven years the israeli leader also hit out of the turkish president at a one had spo

clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries tasha butler reports from abidjan. well the fame of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from the host of the summit the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something when at the end of the summit what leaders decided is that they would try and repatch reate those migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya that they had also launched a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repatch rate anyone who's trapped. there are women and children living in inhuman conditions we ha

the opposition it seems that finance there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions the tasha butler al-jazeera. the head of germany's police union has the announcer the creation of a special safe zone for women at the annual new year's eve party in berlin he said the move sends out what he called the devastating message that women aren't safe from assault outside the designated area two years ago hundreds of women reported to being sexually assaulted or robbed to during new year's eve celebrations in cologne. well in many countries the end of year office party is a chance to socialize with colleagues but the blurring of work and social lives and sometimes cause problems in south korea the role a group of nurses was expected to perform at a hospital party has fucked the bait about the treatment of women by their bosses kathy novak reports now from the capital seoul. their treatment when these women became nurses this was not part of the job description video of them dancing at a hospital talent show was posted on social media prompting a national conversation about something n

marvin kalb was a young diplomatic a tasha in moscow and had a front row seat in a career that foreshadowed the breakup of the soviet union. he wrote a book, "the year i was peter the great." krushav, stalin's ghost. welcome. this is a story at what happened in a crucial moment in russian history and the history of the soviet union but also your first memoir after 15 books you've written. we get a glimpse of who marvin kalb is. >> it was a fun book to write. when you write about yourself, it's more difficult than writing about the world or an event. in russia at that time, everything was so exciting and for me, as a young american there, it was an eye-opening, intoxicating experience. i loved every day of it. >> woodruff: and you had been at harvard. >> yes. >> woodruff: studying for your ph.d. >> yes. >> woodruff: you knew the russian language, studying russian history, this opportunity came along to put you smack in the middle of this place you had been studying and you were able to get to know some of the russian people. >> i got to know the russian people because one of the great advant

in islamabad but we begin with the tasha good name joining us live in ankara talk us through the scene there and what people are saying what they want. cheney it was three hours of singing chanting and listening to speeches things have just now wrapped up but there earlier there were probably hundreds of people waving turkish flags palestinian flags carrying signs with a lot of anti-american sentiment you actually just missed people throwing shoes at two giant balloons one with the u.s. president donald trump the other with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the turkish street as you mentioned has been very vocal since december sixth there have been protests around turkey december sixth being the day that president trump recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and president rest of earth a one has become a very potent advocate for the palestinians he's been rallying specifically arab and islamic countries to show solidarity solidarity for the palestinians but also to make their case forcefully to move it from action to words on sorry from words to action on wednesday he ho

the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions the tasha butler al-jazeera. liberia's president elect has made his first speech since one in the country's runoff election earlier this week george wales will take over from ellen johnson sirleaf and liberia's first democratic transition of power for more than seventy years where the former what footballer of the here has pledged to fight corruption in the country. we were more the government. why are. those doors. to serve. the good. guys who. poses. with the law groom who do. we have. now china has to remove taxes on steel exports in a move expected to raise trade tensions with the u.s. and europe but china is the world's top steel producer in two thousand and sixteen and exported more than one hundred million tonnes twice as much as its nearest why would japan where the global steel sector is valued at an estimated nine hundred billion dollars and the u.s. is worried that china's exports will undercut its own domestic production robin bride has more from beijing. until it was closed this wa

hundred million records and was a household name in france but remains relatively unknown elsewhere tasha potter has more from paris. well this is certainly a day of mourning for problems is rock n roll star johnny holiday but there's also been a sense of celebration as many people have come here to central paris to really mark the money they say just touched down lives for generations is a national icon for them he is more than crosses over this is a person who many people here feel the most of these spots of a generation those who generation of appearance for example he was about the same age as my dad the past two years ago so it's very special to me and they remember my days singing don't you. remember the time which you gave or. my memories at the time today but i know she's taking that journey and it's very sad because in different parts of. the city of many people here he's often cool finances elvis but outside the french speaking world many people have been baffled by the success of the leather clad rock in seeing him as more. than cool but there is no doubt that in france he is d

search your state rex tillerson was also attending the meeting in paris let's hear now from across the tasha butler who joins us from paris at the time to tell us more about what's being said well the u.s. secretary of state rice has met with the french foreign minister joy they said they had a pretty frank discussion they talked about many issues where they have a common position such as north korea and what they called the fight against terror they also talked about things they don't agree on france has condemned the u.s. is decision to move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem now earlier the two men were also asked a meeting which was really aimed at trying to strengthen lebannon the lebanese prime minister saad hariri was there and the real message that came out of that meeting was that lebanon's sovereignty must be respected by those within the country and outside of the country and there's no doubt to that message was really aimed at iran and saudi arabia who are seen as increasingly meddling in lebanese domestic affairs well rex tillerson also sent a message to riyadh he said that

out the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions tasha butler al jazeera paris. a viral video showing nurses who say they were forced to dance in skimpy outfits has prompted a national debate about how south korean women are treated at work the conversation is timely as people there and elsewhere gather with colleagues for and if your celebrations from seoul kathy novak reports. their treatment when these women became nurses this was not part of the job description video of them dancing at a hospital talent show was posted on social media prompting a national conversation about something not often openly discussed in south korea the treatment of women in the workplace these nurses didn't want their identities revealed fearing repercussions at work for the talent show we were forced to dance we had to wear indecent clothes and perform sexy dances on stage and we were embarrassed. she says hospital officials sat in the front row judging the performances and that refusing to participate wasn't an option unless she could find a colleague to t

the opposition it seems that for now there is very little standing in the way of his ambitions the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. the cold weather that's crippled parts of north america could take several more days to ease and chicago heavy snowfall has buried cars and blocked roads and parts of the famous niagara falls out the cab of the u.s. border could freeze over if the cold weather persists while it's not uncommon for temperatures to plunge to minus twenty degrees celsius in parts of north america meteorologists say the length and intensity of the cold this weather event usual and the cold weather has caused three dead sharks to wash up on a beach in massachusetts on the u.s. east coast the atlantico white shark conservancy says the three males likely became stranded and fell into cold shock while trying to make their way to warmer waters in the south the impact of climate change is being felt all over the world especially on low lying islands scientists say the rising water level is causing cuba to shrink lots in america editor lucien u.n. reports from the coastal town of him any

. >> we mentioned gnaw tasha richardson's death, but how rare are these? >> you know it happens.o see it. it's estimated to happen in 5 to 25 cases of severe head trauma. we have to put that into context. there are about 1.7 million traumatic brain injuries in this country every year and about 52,000 deaths attributed to that and you have to look at the risk factors here. the big ones the trio we think about when you talk about a sub durl hematoma. as we age, the brain does shrink a little bit. and when you are on blood thinners that can increase the risk of bleeding at baseline, and if you jar your head and it hits the inside of the skull, it can tear those veins and give you a sub durl. >> coachdaughter was 65 and he was on blood-thinning medication but he slipped and hit his head the night before, but he didn't have a headache. how would you know this happens? >> take a look at this list of sipymptoms symptoms. there are many symptoms and the key is a change in mental status. if you have any of these symptoms after head trauma you need to seek medical attention immediately. go

phil: tasha claims her daughter has been a problem child since she was in the womb. >> announcer: wasa phoenix. you can't blow out my flame. >> dr. phil: according to your mom, you were hyper sexual, shoplifting, arrested. >> i'm not ashamed of my mistakes. >> are you really happy? >> i don't know. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

. >> merry christmas to tasha and lea, love ya'll. >> i love those smiles. >> thank you. with us. all right. we happen to have lot of people here fox5 every morning. what's your name, please. >> ava. >> how old are you? >> four. >> are you having a fun holiday season? >> yes. >> yeah. and are you going to get something from santa this year. >> yes. >> what are you asking for? >> a toy doll house. >> i hope that santa brings i was toy doll house. >> that's exciting. that would be mazing, wouldn't it? >> all right. this is her dad up here with her. thank you so much for joining us. >> that's the latest from columbia heights. one more give away. if you see us out on the streets wearing the blue jackets. come say hi. we'll toss it back in to you. >> thank you. >> that little one is so cute. >> bring the little smoosh she here. >> one of his first trips outside. 15 days. my goodness. >> except they're pose. first baby you don't. third baby or fourth. >> put the i them to start driving. >> push the pedal. >> take care of your siblings. >> two days old. >> still ahead kev sits d

. >> hi nashgs tasha. there are 19 minute delays on ace train number 5. b.a.r.t.rains report nothing delays. theiss great way to go because we're seeing a eing a lot of slow traffic. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is not friday light at all. traffic is backed up all the way through the maze. we of also got extra slow traffic on north 101 approaching sfo because of earlier accidents and roadwork. 280 may still be a better bet. >> thank you. >>> time approaching 7:26 a.m. we do have some chilly spots early on this friday morning the 1st of december. 34 in santa rosa, 35 in fairfield. a little more mild air closer to the water. 49 that current temperature in san francisco. later on today, that sun is already up. ipts going to be really effective at warming us up pretty quickly. by the afternoon, you can pretty much get away with just a long-sleeved shirt with temperatures going well into the 60s. 62 in san francisco, 63 in oakland, 66 in san jose. your accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny day on the way today. a chance for a sprinkle in the north bay saturday, oth

that smack talk about the boxing day tashais that smack talk about the boxing day tasha is test.m —— let's talk about the boxing day ashes test. the australians have already w011 test. the australians have already won the ashes and they want a white watch. it might make mason crane leave a roast potato or two on the plate —— they want a whitewash. he is just plate —— they want a whitewash. he isjust 20, plate —— they want a whitewash. he is just 20, and plate —— they want a whitewash. he isjust 20, and he may become plate —— they want a whitewash. he is just 20, and he may become the youngest specialist spinner to debut for england in 19 years. at least the hampshire player has some experience in australia. but when he was playing that this time last year, did he think he would be coming back with england?m year, did he think he would be coming back with england? it never really crossed my mind. i like to kind of live in the present. at that moment in time, i wasjust worried about the next game and where i was going from there. it never crossed my mind last year. as we've got clo