those judges also award points based on teamwork. meterologist chris havely is back in with the first we've been experiencing a stretch of more typical december here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. thatat a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular this saturday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with thapenny. nice! isn't thth just delightfufu pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this saturday startidg at 9:00 a.m. that's about to quickly change as we move into next week. a warm front will lift area overnight, bringing in brisk southerly winds, and milder temperatures. highs on sunday will be in the low-mid 40s. along with those milder temperatures will come clouds. by late sunday evening, showers will become likely aoss the tv9 viewing area, and come to an end by midday monday. from there on, we enter into another climbing into the upper 30s to upper 40s through the rest of the week. for christmas day, conditions are exexcted to be dry and mild. tonight: c

the event is meant to promote teamwork and productivity. "we did a really good job because we worked together and cheered on our team members. win or lose we're going to cheer for each other."" they'll talk about it for the rest of the year. seniors from six years ago are still talking about this. they love it and think it's great fun." we're told 5 out of the 6 teams it will be a long day ahead for carriers. usps says today is going to the of the year. the agency expects to handle 30 million items today alone, and 15 billion pieces of mail for the entire season. and if you haven't shipped those presents yet... don't worry, you still have time to get your presents to your loved ones by christmas... but only if you use priority mail today wednsday. still ahead on your news at noon... it's the gift that keeps on giving... the mayor of johnston is issuing a new challenge to the city's residents. what she's asking for this holiday season. and today marks the first day of winter... even though it doesn't feel like it for most of us, why many bus

one learns from team sports a sense of honesty, fairplay, teamwork. these are beneficial values that carry through the lifetime. of, atnside has emerged the highest level, professional basketball,ccer, there are dramatic brain injuries that can lead to severe brain damage, making us worry if we are taking sufficient care of young people to protect them from this. this has become a national issue with obama calling a meeting on this, raising the issue. >> concussions are not just a football issue. 220,000 emergency room visits from sports and recreation. 250,000. the total number of young people is probably bigger than we know. >> obama made it clear that young people are susceptible to brain injuries and brain injuries are the leading cause of death and its ability. we want to -- and disability. we want to understand the gelatinous organ encased inside of a skull. when we move, there is minimum movement in the brain. cane are impact forces that jar the brain. separated by a fluid layer. the impact force is from bumping into the skull by another skull

women's national soccer team showed us all that teamwork and determination can lead to greatness. >> u.s. women's soccer team kicked some a. this was the year of the woman. >> i think that was a nice example of what society can be as a whole if we started maximizing the potential in each other and stopped being divisive and keeping each other a. >> viola davis, "how to get away with murder." >> reporter: with her win, viola davis was the first african-american woman to take home the emmy in the drama category. for her lead role in "how to get away with murder." >> we won because i did my job. >> when you're a kid sitting there watching tv, whether you're black or brown or of any color, and you see someone who looks just like you, then you believe all things are possible. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. talent really does win out in the end. >> reporter: off the stage and field there were so many heroes among us. the families of the charleston church shooting victims taught us heroism comes from the heart when there is room for forgiven

it has helped me with my character and by teamwork in my leadership.something happens to me i don't think anyone noticed and if they did notice i don't think they knew what to do. dr. kandel: president obama heard that you doing this program. he sent me a message saying he would like to have one of the final words. can we play his tape? president: there's more work to do. we need to have more information, that her equipment. equipment. we need to have every parent and recognize the signs of concussions. recognize how important it is to prevent injuries and to admit them when they do happen. we have to change a culture that says suck it up. charlie rose: thank you mr. president. dr. kandel: this time we talked about physical injury. we will discuss how psychological consequences can produce serious damage to the brain. so poverty, brutal treatment of children by parents or by others. even some aspects of inheritance can have significant psychological consequences that are really quite frightening. we will speak about that. charlie rose: thank you very m

as the mississippi river threatens saint louis county: it took teamwork to fill 20-thousand sandbags. officials pleaded for help and the community responded: "just like the movie field of dreams. if you build it--they'll come." the army corps of engineers is monitoring 19 vulnerable levees on the rising mississippi river and its tributaries. in the shadow of saint louis' majestic gateway arch... during the city's wettest year... the 'mighty mississippi' is expected to crest at over 43 feet, close to its second highest level ever. missouri governor jay nixon: (gov. jay nixon/d- missouri) "water levels in some areas expected to exceed the historic crest during the great flood of 1993." this 1993... when the river crested 22 feet above flood stage. nine states saw flooding, 50 people died... nearly 150 major rivers and tributaries were affected. in union, missouri-- water crept up over porch steps as rescue boats skipped by. cindy nations claims her home isn't prone to flooding. "they would not sell me flood insurance, so i've never been concerned about it." (anna werner, cbs news, west

good win for us it's just each and every year that the guys find a way to was offense, defense is teamwork when it comes to that so no i haven't but you really don't have time to catch your breath or to admire your work if you do you're losing of us have an equal time to get ready for now that's where our of like getting caught up in national talk you worry about that or what you've accomplished you won't do as well on field so we'll have time for that in maybe january february sit back and think about it a little bit " jordan tags about 10pm cast. standard outcue iowa and michigan state michigan state duke it out starting at 7pm on saturday night in indy. jon: as the campbell era continues in the early stages-- more pieces are fading away from the paul rhoads regime. today the des moines register and ames tribune along with other sources are reporting wally burnham-- former defensive coordinator for isu-- is hanging up the whistle. burnham was with rhoads from the beginning in 2009 and stayed with him up until the final day. he's spent decades coaching all over the country. but at 74 he's

but the teamwork on behalf of all of those people who helped >> amazing. >>> in this video you'll see total mayhem breaks out. everybody is rush to go this eighth floor apartment building. they're running to help a 16-year-old boy. he's inside of the house. and he's passed out. you see there was a gas like an and there's no way to get him out. they have to get to him and they have to get to him fast. >> break that door, don't wait. >> they take a crowbar into the door. and they're just going to have to pry that damn door open. >> not sure what caused the gas leak. their many focus and priority now is to get that kid out. it's like, one, two, three, and they get the door open. they head inside, and you'll see the 16-year-old i told you about passed out on his bed. they were able to get to him in time. they took him to the hospital to be treated. and again, he's okay, but quick thinking by the fire department, whoever called for help. >>> when you live on a farm and you have lots of animals, some of those animals want to be fed right meow. [ meowing ] >> are these strays? >> no, the guy

. >>> plus, teamwork on the parkway.o that was swerving all over the road in ocean county. >>> this is nubs 10 news. >>> a scandal that's ensnared local prosecutors, state officials and members of the pennsylvania supreme court. pornographic. racist and misogynistic emails sent and received on government computers. the fallout still unfolding. as we told you minutes ago, pennsylvania supreme court justice michael eakin has now been suspended with pay. he is accused of exchanging the lewd and offensive emails with friends. his suspension will take place while an ethics court completes its investigation. right now at 5:00, nbc 10 is getting a closer look at how this scandal has affected philadelphia's own prosecutor's office. nbc 10's george spencer sat down with district attorney seth williams today. george, a lot of people question the handling of this case. >> reporter: yeah, keith. he insists really the bulk of the blame goes to attorney general kathleen kane in all of this and her piecemeal release of the emails in al

a village, it takes a team and the teacher leadership system is all about that collaboration and teamwork." superintendent buck also thanked the mmunity for passing the ppel vote last year which funds building improvements and new school buses. parking will be much easier for visitors to the university of iowa hospitals and clinics this weekend. officials will open a new underground parking ramp right outside of the main hospital on sunday. the project will add seven hundred parking spots to the area. it cost about 10-million dollars. a des moines register sports reporter broke his leg after a crush of the court at the end of the cy-hawk basketball game. fans cheering as they rub player's head iowa state beat iowa by one point last night in ames in a come from behihd victory. uniform police are required for security at events like this. the big 12 conference can levy fines if schools fail to keep fans from storming courts or rushing fields. after the gaga, head coach steve prohm said fans rushing the court is a part of college basketball. "oh man it was great, that was great. i hate that

women's national soccer team showed us all that teamwork and determination can lead to greatness. >>ked some a. this was the year of the woman. >> i think that was a nice example of what society can be as a whole if we started maximizeing the potential in each other and stopped being divisive and keeping each other a. >> viola davis, "how to get away with murder." >> reporter: with her win, viola davis was the first african-american woman to take home the emmy in the drama category. for her lead role in "how to get away with murder." >> we won because i did my job. >> when you're a kid sitting there watching tv whether you're black or brown or of any color, and you see someone who looks just like you, then you believe all things are possible. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> viola davis is proof that talent really does win out in the end. >> reporter: off the stage and field there were so many heroes among us. the families of the charleston church shooting victims taught us heroism comes from the heart when there is room for forgiven

. >> reporter: the surgical teamworks straight through the night. >> we stabilize the remaining portions of the skeleton, we stabilize the inside lining of the mouth, we secure the eyelids are now we begin to inset the back of the scalp. >> reporter: anchoring bones, nerves, muscles, before securing in place 26 hours after the surgery began. >> congratulations, everyone. excellent job today. >> when the surgery was over, what went through your mind? >> now you start thinking about what's going to happen? >> ironically, now you've >> correct. >> reporter: infection is the main concern. pat's immune system is compromised by the anti-rejection medications he'll be on for the rest of his-. nine days after surgery, pat is finally out of bed but has yet to see his new face. dr. rodriguez worries his new appearance could frighten him. >> are you nervous? no, not at all? do you have any idea what to expect? what it's going to look like? so here we go. here. give me your hand. go ahead and just turn that around. just take a close look at it. let me see a gauze. reflection for the very first time.

handlers say a big part of it is teamwork and keeping the dogs happy while they do their important work. we have a consumer alert, one of the hot toys of the season is overheating, literally. i-team was first to report safety concerns about ove hover board toys. fire hazards are added to the list. in of them caught fire washington state. officials believe the battery overheated. the consumer product safety commission is investigating similar incidents. they recommend only buying scooters that are labeled with the testing stamp of firms such as underwriters laboratory. obama and thet first lady hosted the honda can celebration tonight. people to, they asked send in their menorah ideas. that lamp was made in jerusalem in the 1920's. alison: very interesting. steve: i hear ahead they have great food. leon: are you angling for an invitation? steve: sort of a crummy day today with the clouds, dreary, but the temperatures where they should be this time of year. we turn warmer, and by saturday and sunday, folks will say, enough is enough. i wanted to feel cooler, we are in the holiday season.

louis county it took teamwork to fill 20,000 sandbags. officials pleaded for help and the community responded. >> just like the movie "field of dreams." if you build it, they will comes. reporter: the army corps of engineers is monitoring 19 levies on the mississippi river. in the shadow of st. louis'gateway arch, the mighty mississippi is expected to crest at over 43 feet, close to its second-highest level have her -- ever. >> the water levels are expected reporter: this was hannibal, missouri in 1983 when a crested 20 feet above what stage. nine states saw flooding. 50 people died. in union, missouri, water crept up over porch steps as rescue both skipped by. enter neighborhood is a that isn't prone to flooding. >> they would not give me flood insurance. i've never been concerned about it. reporter: it's been more than 20 years since this kind of it happened in the area. all of that rain they came down in december is all whining up down here. anna werner, west alton, missouri. kim: the mississippi river is expected to crest 15 feet over

the game is the highlight of a classroom focus on teamwork and sportsmanship provided by the character counts program and >> i played basketball for my school and i could learn a few things from them. >> i dream of being a college player. and get some advice from these guys. mollie: at halftime drake was leading 48-34. next at noon, hoverboard ban. why the hot holiday gift is getting the boot from several airlines. plus, 'tis the season to ship. -- shop. the important deadlines you need to know if you're sending holiday cards and packages this praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. mollie: they're one of the holiday season's most popular gifts. but the u.s. consumer product safety commission is

the teamwork that coaxed the pregnant mammal away from the freeway. and the popular seafood that could be back on store shelves, but bay area fishermen are not celebrating. and from seven on your side, the frying pans that left the chefs in the kitchen bruised and burned. >>> fremont, palo alto, north bay and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> we have good news tonight for the stubborn el -- elephant seal who refused to leave the highway. she is pregnant and captured the bay area's attention in the last day or so. the massive mom to be was finally captured at the sonoma mud flats near 37 and 121 and moved to chimney rock at . -- point reyes. here is alan wang. >> the elephant seal was released in the dark in the hopes of not disturbing others on the protected beach. the male el -- elephant seal was lurking in the night. >> the big bulls are dangerous to people absolutely, but they heard the noise and they wanted to know who it was. that was them trying to find out who was in their territory. >> earlier the marine mammal experts spent a second

to me that's the beauty of football, truly is teamwork when it comes to that. yeah, no, i haven't. you really don't have time to catch your breath, 'admire your work'. if you do, you're losing valuable time. both of us have equal time to get ready for this ballgame. that's kind of where our thoughts are." from the hawkeyes to the cyclones, isu defensive coordinator wally burnham has decided to hang up the whistle and retire. the 74 year old originally came to ames on paul rhoads' first staff back in 2009. he won national championships as a player for alabama in the 60's and also one on the coaching burnham had debated retiring last year, before deciding to coach one final season. chris: i'm not one to complain about fred's seven day forecast hitting the 50s in december, but it doesn't quite compare to the mid 70s right now in daytona beach. the morningside mustangs are yet again just one win away from a spot in the russell athletic bowl down in florida, but getting over that hump the last two years has been a struggle. this is the fourth straight seasons morningside has played in t

one learns from team sports a sense of honesty, fair play, teamwork. these are very beneficial values that also help carry people through a lifetime. but a down side emerged recently, as you indicated. the media called attention to the fact that at the very highest level, professional football, soccer, basketball, there are traumatic brain injuries that are associated with sports activity, and some can lead to severe brain damage. and that has made us worry whether or not we are taking sufficient care of our young people to protect them from this, and this has become a national issue. president obama called a summit meeting on this in may in which he raised this issue. could i have a brief tape, please? >> concussions are not just a football issue. young people made nearly 250,000 emergency room visits with brain injuries from sports and recreation. 250,000. the total number of young people who are impacted by this early on is probably bigger than we know. >> rose: so as president obama made absolutely clear, young people are particularly susceptible t

those calls in teamwork between local and state police are credited with making the arrests so quickly. residents of nelson street in franklin called 911 early sunday about a suspicious looking man running between houses. one woman who did not want to be identified says he climbed over the gate on her porch fence. kids so i was scared. >> police were on the scene within minutes. >> we found out he was injured. he told us he was involved in a home invasion incident. two men came in with shotguns to a residence. >> police say he passed out but not before describing how he was injured fleeing the apartment. >> he ran to the back deck of the second-floor apartment, jumped off, and ran through the woods down to nelson street. >> authorities say the victim had been staying with people when two armed men allegedly showed up. based on witness descriptions of the suspects and their vehicle, state police spotted them in andover and called for backup. >> when we approached the vehicle, there were three people inside. there were some other items that cost concern. >> they face charges ranging from

because i think that's turned me into the person i am today and it's helped me with my character, teamwork and leadership, but i want us to know what to do if something were to happen. when something happened to me, one, i don't think anyone noticed and i don't think they knew what the to do. >> rose: brain series: sports-induced trauma, underwritten by the sloane foundation, coming up. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: tonight we continue exploration of the human plain brain with sports-induced trauma. we'll focus specifically on young people. kids and young adults make nearly 250,000 emergency room visit each year as a brain injuries from sports and recreation. our increasing understanding of this trauma's neurological effects have ignited a discussion about the risk of contact sports. tori bellucci was an all-met soccer player in maryland, she turned down a scholarship

it is competition, but it is also teamwork. >> if nobody does it, everybody loses. >> he is active in the san francisco bay area renter's federation. >> also known as ss bar. >> he plans to give away a few copies to politicians. jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> definitely. >> let's talk about the weather forecast for the weekend. >> we have drew in. hi, descry. >> -- hi, drew. >> we are tracking a dry start before the rain moves in. live doppler 7hd is showing mainly clear skies. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. currently 43 in napa and 47 in hayward and 52 in san jose at this hour. 51 in san francisco and oakland checking in at 49 degrees. as you plan out the first half of the weekend no weather worries at all. clear skies early on and cool temperatures in the mid30s to the mid40s by 7:00. into the afternoon we go. clouds will be on the increase and then by 7:00 in the evening we'll turn to mainly cloudy skies ahead of the next storm approaching on sunday. on the storm impact scale we are giving this a two. it will be wet and windy on sunday. downpours are possible and lightning is

. >> teamwork. minutes later police showed up and arrested the two burglary suspects. >> that is one sharp 7th grader, probably had a good talk from their parents on how to handle situations and this is how it paid off. fantastic. >> new inspiration for nancy drew and encyclopedia brown. >> exactly. >> good awareness. >> no question about it. >> hey, lee you okay out there? it's not too rough on you. usually when we sent you out there we hold you on with a scarf. the sun is down, though. >> i'm sorry? >> the sun is down. >> yeah, and like you said before i had this restaurant. you see more and more folks coming down the street with their overcoats. there's enough of a breeze that it's a little cool. by december standards super mild, have the light jacket on tonight. you're just fine. that's the rule you should follow throughout the upcoming weekend. let's take a look at lower another from pretty sunset at 4:28 today. nice mild evening. we're at 59. mostly cloudy sky and a southwest wind at 7. look a

. >> that's teamwork. >> instead of panicking the community came together and everybody jumped in like it was their job. everybody helped. everyone on the balloon was okay. residents say they see balloons near the area quite a bit, but never dreamed they would rescue one and there's the selfie to approve it. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, saudi women take a historic step casting their first ballot ever and winning a historic election. >> a joke puts roger goodell in hot water, those stories and much more when "action news" at 1:30 comes right back. grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. (vo) always a warm always a friendly hello. always a perfectly flaky crust. always mrs. smit

. >> great bit of teamwork. >> yeah. >> a couple of close calls in russia. first up a 21-year-old circus gymnast about to attempt a tight rope act called the drop. >> sounds like your entire life description. >> i don't see a net. >> the safety net is 90 feet below her with a big x down there. drum roll, please. >> oh! >> she went through the net? >> what. >> she went straight through it. but she stood up, took a bow and exited stage left. doctors said it's a miracle she suffered the injuries she did. she had a cupcusion and several bruises but it could have been much worse. her social media page saying strong women do not cry. they turn up the music and start cleaning the sfloots she's hard core. >> hope they saved the receipt on the fet to take it back. >> even though it looked like she went through it it had to slow her down. >> you don't walk away from a 90 foot fall with a mild concussion and bruises. >> moving to the metro station this 42-year-old man appears to have fallen off of the platform. witnesses say that the trains continued moving as he was d

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the teamwork that coaxed the pregnant mammal away from the freeway. and the popular seafood that could be back on store shelves, but bay area fishermen are not celebrating. and from seven on your side, the frying pans that left the chefs in the kitchen bruised and burned. abc7 new who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. bay and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> we have good news tonight for the stubborn el -- elephant seal who refused to leave the highway. she is pregnant and captured the bay area's attention in the last day or so. the massive mom to be was finally captured at the sonoma mud flats near 37 and 121 and moved to chimney rock at . -- point reyes. here is alan wang. >> the elephant seal was released in the dark in the hopes of not disturbing others on the p

said when you look at what children with disabilities have in terms of acess sports experience, the teamwork and confidence they build, just being able to create something that is going to stay with them andthe rest of their lives compare that to memorizing something for a standardized test. you can't convince me, a sixth grade teacher, you can't convince me that putting on a play or looking at a science fair project is soft. that was some of the hardest work my students ever did. they learned more from that. doesn't show up on a standardized test. it is probably the most important skills taught in school. there are decisions made on the district level by the people who know the names. its time to turn it on head. the most powerful decision-makers should be the people who actually know the names. >> always wondering what you are looking for in the particulars. lily: everybody believes there for prizes orere punishments. day, last day to the new world. we have an implementation team on the national level, so that our state affiliates and local affiliates and all the coalitions being built wit

the game is the highlight of a classroom focus on teamwork and sportsmanship, provided by the character counts program and drake athletics. ezra: i play basketball for my school, and i was hoping i could learn a few things from them. chase: it's just something i've dreamed of, being a college player. being a college player and getting some advice from these guys. stacey: by the way, the drake women beat william penn. the score? steve: checking back in with jason tonight. things are wonderful now, they will change for the weekend. jason: we have a big change in store for us, talking about accumulating snow. but we are back talking about record rainfall as we go to the weekend. i will break down the totals and what you can expect shortly. us look at the weather we have had, this is norwalk the summer -- a gorgeous sunrise sent to our page. no one took credit, but thank you for sending them in. i will keep sharing them. as the clouds rolled over, that blocked the sunshine for most of the day. that will continue in the evening hours and into tomorrow, pretty dark right there -- 53 degrees i

minute later....one more bucket for the panthers....mckenz ie carlson...after a series of great teamwork.....59-13 k-p and they win by that final. ridge view making the trek down highway 20 to take on lawton bronson. opening quarter.....ali verzani connects in stride and gets the home-court bounce...6-0 eaes... a few minutes later...megan wiese answers for the raptors....and one...but she would miss the free throw...... later in the quarter.....beth pickhinke with great concentration under the basket......raptors cut the l-b lead to eight... but it was all lawton-bronson tonight...brooke hunwardsen.....pop s and hits.....eagles roll 67-31. up highway 75......gehlen catholic playing early on......its the porter hummel to kezden blankenship connection....we have seen that on the gridiron.....and its just as pretty on the court...3-0 west sioux.... then its carson kneip responding from deep.....jays cut the falcon lead to five..... next trip down the floor....the gehlen offense gets in sync.......dj loutsch with plenty of space and he drains it......jays within three... but west sioux just

is symbolic of teamwork of people from all over this nation working together to pass something that the people wanted . thatnk it is symbolic members of congress could stand up to a large lobby. i think it is symbolic of a lot of things, but i don't want anyone to feel that that is all it is. the brady bill is not just symbolism. it will begin to make a difference. it will begin to save lives. we read in the post this morning that in four states alone, over 50,000 people were stopped in the last four years from getting weapons illegally, or over-the-counter. it will help. and to tell you a little bit on , whatonal level of how has helped her, i want to introduce a very special young woman. her name is melanie music. i met her several years ago when so many have come to washington to help us, she came to tell her story and to plead. and her story is one of many in the past, and one of many in the future, who we hope will be saved by the brady bill. and now i would like to introduce to you a very special young woman, melanie music. [applause] >> i would like to start by thanking jim and s

it is competition, but it is also teamwork. >> if nobody does it, everybody loses. >> he is active inhe san francisco bay area renter's federation. >> also known as ss bar. >> he plans to give away a few copies to politicians. jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> definitely. >> let's talk about the weather forecast for the weekend. >> we have drew in. hi, descry. >> -- hi, drew. >> we are tracking a dry start before the rain moves in. live doppler 7hd is showing mainly clear skies. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. currently 43 in napa and 47 in hayward and 52 in san jose at this hour. 51 in san francisco and oakland checking in at 49 degrees. as you plan out the first half of the weekend no weather worries at all. clear skies early on and cool temperatures in the mid30s to the mid40s by 7:00. into the afternoon we go. clouds will be on the increase and then by 7:00 in the evening we'll turn to mainly cloudy skies ahead of the next storm approaching on sunday. on the storm impact scale we are giving this a two. it will be wet and windy on sunday. downpours are possible and lightning is an

. >> teamwork. take as village. >> kentucky state trooper escaped injury when the deer leaped into the car. it could be hard to watch. the trooper was on patrol and out of nowhere, look at that...the deer ran into the cruiser and bounced off, gosh, and ran into the woods. the deer was not hurt. do you believe it in the officer maintained control by hitting the brakes and veered away from the deer and walked away fine, by the way, the only damage was the cruiser had damage to the front headlights. wow! >> happening today, san francisco city hall will be transformed into a toy lend for lucky children. 1,200 kids are expected to fill city hall to select a free toy for christmas. we know that the toys are go natured by the firefighters san francisco program. >> bring a toy for our toys for tots drive. mike? the bins are in the lobby. >> i have seen them, not as full as they should be. we will try to get everyone energized to do that. >> now, a look at our almanac what to expect during the average decemb

belongs to the young boys of teamwork in self discipline and hard work are far more rewarding i am running because i believe the ball deserves a governing body and because i want the questions at the luncheon are about football, not controversy at fifa. the latest announcement by the justice department shot remove any doubt and the option has run out but the external events are posting changes of fifa. but it is not meaningful or sustainable without critical leadership to create transparency, accountability and the principles of good governance. sustainable change can only come from within and from the sensors. building consensus of the 209 to reassure their take shift of orchid visors there could but there is a desire for change sirica if they do not intend to create the opportunities for boys and girls to pursue their own goals it moves into the level. but that it scholarships' system has given callous then but that key factor for the success of the women's national team that provided highlights in 2015. i was fortunate to be in the stands for the world cup final in canada put up with st

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