right to rise usa is responsible today after naming the wrong winner during last night's telecast. the embarrassing moment was broadcast live during the crowning moment ... forcing the runner-up to have to hand over mark barger has the story. << (nat) "columbia" for little more than two minutes, miss colombia got to enjoy the celebration that goes along with being crowned miss universe. but then, this happened. (nat) "i have to apologize, ms universe 2015 is philippines." miss colombia was forced to give up the crown after host steve harvey admitted he misread a cue card indicating the winner. (nat) i will take responsibility for this. it was my mistake. harvey apologized again later on twitter....writi ng, quote "i feel terrible". donald trump, who once owned the but sold it six months ago, praised harvey for taking responsibility and correcting his miscue. (voice of: donald trump) "it certainly was a terrible error, terrible for the young woman from columbia, but things happen, it's live television. echoed that sentiment, saying "unfortunately a live telecast means that human err

it said in part-- "unfortunately, a live telecast means that human error can come into play. we witnessed that tonight when the wrong winner was initially announced." and a former co-owner of miss universe and current republican presidential candidate donald trump took to twitter this morning to respond to the pageant flub. he wrote, "very sad what happened last night at the miss universe pageant. i sold it six months ago for a record price. this would never have happened!" and the business mogul is also having a war of words with hillary clinton after she made this comment during saturday night's democratic presidential debate. "they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to trump first dismissed the claim over the weekend, calling it "nonsense" and clinton a "liar." and then this morning on the today show, he went on to defend his attacks and demanded an apology from the former secretary of state. students in the metro put their creativity to work this morning. with just 3 sheets of cardboard and 2 rolls of duct tape, 7th gra

for this second telecast, turned apollo 8 so it faces the earth.unications coming through. >> you're seeing the atmosphere, i can see the southwestern part of the united states and it appears now that the east coast is cloudy. >> apollo 8 around christmas 1968 showed us the creators of the moon and space at the same time. they spoke to us and read the book of genesis. apollo 8, 175,450 miles from earth and about to be pulled in by the moon's gravity. the astronauts have now truly left the earth and its gravity. for this second telecast, turned apollo 8 so it faces the earth. here is communications coming through. >> you're seeing the atmosphere, i can see the southwestern part of the united states and it appears now that the east coast is cloudy. >> apollo 8 around christmas 1968 showed us the creators of the moon and space at the same time. they spoke to us and read the book of genesis. >> the waters under the heavens be together in one place and let the dry land appear in of itself and god called the dry land earth and gathering together of the w

he named the wrong winner during last night's telecast. marie: the embarrassing moment was broadcast live during the crowning moment. a mixup between the runner-up and the winner. jeff: colombia! jeff: for a brief moment, miss colombia celebrated being miss universe. her reign lasted only a few minutes.

organizers issued a statement apologizing to the women and their fans that said unfortunately a live telecasteans that humor error can come into play, we witnessed that to night when the wrong winner was announced. >> reporter: and we think we get things wrong in the weather department. >> yeah. >> reporter: tonight we have fog and low clouds and rain and wind and snow and in the mountains everything is happening as we take a look at the richmond toll plaza. concord right now just about everybody is in the 50s in the bay area. this big plume is coming straight into northern california. it will be lingering into tomorrow morning as well, so it is going to be wet and getting wetter. you can see this enhancing as it gets closer to the bay area. some to have stronger cells are down through salma cento. on the futurecast you can see that it gets green and stays green, this is tonight at 11:00, you will notice as tonight goes on its generally wet, not absolute downpour, but it is going to rain and rain and rain and get lighter tonight. it will go to showers overnight and continue with a showery reg

marie: miss universe organization said unfortunately a live telecast means that human error can come into play. >> had to be painful. i literally cry for miss bied for miss colombia. miss colomiba is calling this an honest mistake. the president telling the world always be miss universe for the people of colombia. it is just getting people involved. now miss colomiba will have to stand there. jeff: checking with kevin, and he has some of the coldest temperatures in the state. kevin: i thought we would begin with astronomy. great pictures from the international space station. i will remove the banner, so you can see a venus-rise over earth. not only do we have the earth dancing, but venus and the moon dancing as well. for the last couple weeks we have had great this is of venus. they have to be pretty close to another week with pretty mild temperatures in the northeast. there is more in store. in our sky, we are plenty of clouds out there, an explosive sunrise and then the clouds kept on coming. there were a few holes in the clouds to give us a ray or two. they were still majestic, ju

and provide some humor to the telecast.rred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too much about it. >> would you look to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us very close to saying, screw the football fan because he's going to come anyway. what we needed to do is appeal to women. we needed to appeal to the casual football

if you saw during the telecast or you were at the game, you clearly saw this was not a well attendedally, they haven't been for a while. you can't blame the fans. this is a team in a downward spiral.>> raining, holidays, traffic, last-minute shopping, watching an ugly football game? i don't blame them. >> just a tough day for bay area teams. playoff hopes for the raiders are gone. those are going to be a lot of dissecting this team in the next week and coming weeks. don't forget the raiders will play their next game on christmas eve right here on channel 5. >> that's christmas eve. i have four young children. >> translation, no. ,,,,, ,,,, on his legendary quest jack went looking for a man. known simply as...the onion whisperer. the onion said... "you must prepare me three ways... " "...then put it all on a burger..." "...and make a commercial about it." and that's the legend of the cheddar onion buttery jack. crispy, grilled and caramelized-onion aioli. the cheddar onion buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> a s

richard roberts: for the purposes of telecast, the viewers can sort of reward mild traumatic brain injury and concussion as roughly synonymous. both imply that there's been a transient disruption of brain function, most often due to blunt force trauma to the head, but also our war fighters sustained mild traumatic brain injury and concussion due to ied blasts where there is no direct impact to the head, but the blast waves itself stretches and puts undue stress on the brain tissue. >> ron: even if they weren't really -- i mean, they may have something that close, but even if they were a ways away, the blast would be enough to cause a mild traumatic brain injury. >> dr. richard roberts: yes, even if the person thinks that they're in a safe range, 30 to 80 yards away, if the blast is large enough, there can still bebe longer term effects and maybe they maybe just a little bit stunned or dazed at the time, but then the brain develops more symptoms over time. they're just so glad that they've escaped the blast and are still alive, so thankful, that they don't necessarililhook up the onset of

. >> anchor: the miss universe echoed that statement saying unfortunately a live telecast means human error can come into . >>> it had to be painful. columbia. a felt so bad for her . >> anchor: backstage both final finalists remain gracious with the new winner miss philippines calling it a very non- non-traditional crowning moment that must have been a first and the last time a miss philippines took home the title was 1973. >> anchor: next on 7 news at 5:00, a little holiday competition in today's who did it better. mayor marty walsh going against jadiann thompson in a room of holiday toys . >> anchor: a big bear. for the day we're talking clouds out there right now. showers on the way overnight >> anchor: then at 5:30, the n.h.l. is taking over gillette stadium for the new year's day winter classic. we'll take you there live to see >> reporte: snow lovers, you must be on the naughty list this year. offered some chilly weather but here we go right back into a mild pattern for this week especially christmas eve thursday and christmas day. warm weather, all these orange squares indicat

. >> reporter: the miss universe organization echoed that sentiment saying, unfortunately a live telecast means that human error can come into play. >> it had to be painful. i literally cried for miss colombia. >> back stage both finalists remaind greigewise the new winner, miss philippines calling it a very nontraditional crowning moment. >> they were very gracious about the whole thing. by the way, only two contestants won the title first 1958 and then last year. back to you guys. >> nontraditional crowning. >> yeah. >> yes, it was. just to put it one way. >>> janice and i were talking about this in the control room on how shocking it was. >> you watched it happen live last night. >> i'm one ofpeople who likes to watch pageants. i go in and out and i had turned just in time to see who won and i just died right along with everybody. >> it was cringe inducing. >> that was a tough one. >> even replaying it. >> but we're watching it over and over again. >> which makes it even worse. >> well, get ready and big changes are coming. we had mild air and warm temperatures all of december. except

pageant coordinators put out a statement saying unfortunately a live telecast means human error can come in to play. miss colombia took her loss graciously. >> everything happens for a reason so i'm happy. >> reporter: for miss philippines who was the real miss universe, her crowning moment will be best remembered as one of steerfb harvey's biggest blunders. >> ratings for this year's pageant had more than a million fewer viewers than the last one. and still their chief operating officer said they will definitely have harvey back despite what happened this year, saying they absolutely would believe the world would forgive and forget. >> live tv, man. don't try this at home, kids. >> there is no memorex here. this is live . >> you're falling hard and gravity always wins. >>> here it is, the south bay. santa clara, you have rain to your northeast, south and west. you'll be the next community to see the rainfall. san jose, raining. los altos, stanford, palo alto. east bay, oak land hills, piedmont, kensington. look at this past five hours, it's a shield of rainfall which now stretches from

mice universe organization released a statement saying in telecast means that human error can come into play. >> and now, seven weather with meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> that is a tough one. going to snow. no actually i meant rain. all right, showers on the way tomorrow morning. mid 40s. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. periods of rain look at these numbers. mid 50s. 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. numbers still climbing upper 50s with scattered showers tomorrow for taco tuesday. so, jet stream it continues to be in this fashion here. it's doing this essentially since halloween. too being abit of a deep over weekend numbers were a little bit chilly. but really not cold, just normal for this time of year. and for the remainder of holiday going to look like this. we're talking about warm temperatures really warm, i think for christmas eve. we're talking about record warmth. this far into the month, it is the warmest december on record. and numbers are about ten degrees above normal. now there are some signs as we roll towards new years, new years weekend that pattern is get into a more season

"unfortunately a live telecast play. miss colombia took her loss graciously." >> i'm happy. >> reporter: for miss philippines, the real miss universe, the crowning moment will be best remembered as one blunders. >> it's a very non-traditional crowning, isn't it? it's very 2015. >> reporter: the ratings for this year's pageant broadcast had over a million fewer viewers than the last broadcast, and maurice, a cbs officer for the pageant actually told cbs radio that they would absolutely have harvey back for the 2016 pageant, saying the world would forgive and forget. >> dubois: okay, mireya, thank you very much tonight. well, in a moment the nfl doles out punishment for a game filled a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that reall

i do not know why i would be able to telecast at that time, about 18 months ahead of what i might do. in regard to that agreement. >> here's the the other thing that i think is really important, i believe that we can act stronger when we can be a collective group. i want the brits, the french, the germans, the belgian's, the spanish, i want, i want them to be part of who we are. because in a group, collectively we are stronger than when we go alone. now, i am prepared to go alone if the iranians violate this agreement which, it looks like maybe, perhaps they already have. or that they probably will, then we withdraw. we slap on sanctions. let me ask you a question. if america slaps on sanctions is it as effective if we slap on sanctions and everyone in the west does? i believe it means more. but i would do it unilaterally. i think collectively we are much stronger, i believe at this point, the president of the united states are to be talking to our folks also about if that deal is violated, we are going to move and move quickly. no ifs, ands or buts. the other thing i would tell you,

unfortunately, a life telecast play. >> unfortunately, donald trump was asked something. and both of them, he basically said i would have given both of them the crown and if he were running ms. universe this never would have happened. >> vintage donald. >>> amy poehler and tina fay were back together, two besties hosting snl, and a lot of people were wondering if they would reprise their roles as hillary clinton and sarah palin. take a look. >> you changed your hair. >> people said i should, so i did. >> aren't you worried about the republicans? who's their front runner? >> i will tell you but only if you grab onto something to brace yourself. >> tell me. >> i'm warning you. >> just tell me. >> donald trump. >> oh, geez, it looks like i went through time and space again. i heard that after you lost you >> that was a real fun election, i was paired up with that cute lil jonttle john mccain fella, may he rest in peace, i'm guessing. >> still alive. >> i will let you get back to sleep. >> yes, i need to get back to 2008 and send a bunch of e-mails. >> no! >> cute, too cute.

but i don't know why i would be trying to able to telecast, you know at that time about 18 months aheadf what i might do in regard to that agreement. here's the other thing that i think is really, really important. i believe that we can act stronger when we can be a collective group. i want the brits and the french and the germans and the belgians and the spanish, i want them to be part of who we are. because in a group collectively we are stronger than when we go alone. now, i'm prepared to go alone. if the iranians violate this agreement, which it looks like maybe perhaps they already have, or that they probably will, then we withdraw and we slap on sanctions. let me ask you a question, if america slaps on sanctions it is as effective as when we slap on sanctions and everyone in the west does? i believe that it more. and i do it unilaterally. i believe collectively we are much stronger. i believe at this point the president of the united states ought to be talking to our folks also that if that deal is violated, we're going to move and we're going to move quickly, no ifs, ands or buts

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pageant coordinators put out a statement saying, "unfortunately a live telecast means human error caninto play." miss colombia took her loss graciously. >> everything happens for a reason, so i'm happy. >> reporter: for miss philippines, the real miss universe, the crowning moment will be best remembered as one of steve harvey's biggest blunders. >> it's a very non-traditional crowning moment, isn't it? it's very 2015. >> reporter: the ratings for this year's pageant broadcast had over a million fewer viewers than the last broadcast, and maurice, a cbs officer for the pageant actually told cbs radio that they would absolutely have harvey back for the 2016 pageant, saying the world would forgive and forget. >> okay, mireya, thank you very much tonight. >>> well, in a moment the nfl doles out punishment for a game filled with rough play. >>> today the nfl suspended new york giants wide receiver odell beckham, jr., for one game. he was whistled for three personal fouls yesterday, including this vicious helmet-to-helmet hit on carolina panthers' cornerback josh norman. the league said bec

something so touching in the film where i think they are talking about all different kinds of artists, telecastersd all of the lighting guys. for this, you need a pencil. charlie: why did you want to be a cartoonist? >> my father brought home some books of edward gorey and gain wilson and i remember saying to myself whatever this is, i want this. they did not take the new yorker, but they brought home books now and again. charlie: so, from five on you wanted to be a cartoonist. >> it was nice. i had my path already laid out for me. [laughter] the long road. [laughter] >> we have a cartoonist who quit being a doctor to be a cartoonist. charlie: can you imagine? you could have been what? >> you did your residency? charlie: four years of medical school, two years as an internist, four or five years as a resident. >> and he made the right decision. charlie: let's talk a little bit about the list because leah worked very hard on this. first is the origin of cartoons. >> the new yorker began as a comic weekly. the cartoons -- or the drawings, they were called, that was right there from the very first is

the miss universe organization told nbc news overnight unfortunately a live telecast means that human error can come into place. online the response to mix up was swift. fire as the moment went viral as for the new winner and runner up both beauty queens remained congenial back stage. >>> they thatted a family feud red x. >>> that's the latest on that mix up. live in the control room. 7news "today in new england" >> would you just die. absolutely die. i got to give him credit for being transparent. this the me, i did this. here's what the card said. >> better fix it now than later. >> when we return. get your an tide ready. we'll have hardy holiday fish for all fans out there. it's joe amorosino's delicious holiday helping. >>> a popular holiday chocolate is at the center of a recall. you may want to know them in people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives f

pageant coordinators put out a statement saying, "unfortunately a live telecast means human error can come into play." miss colombia took her loss graciously. >> everything happens for a reason, so i'm happy. philippines, the real miss universe, the crowning moment will be best remembered as one of steve harvey's biggest blunders. >> it's a very non-traditional crowning moment, isn't it? it's very 2015. >> reporter: the ratings for this year's pageant broadcast had over a million fewer viewers than the last broadcast, and maurice, a cbs officer for the pageant actually told cbs radio that they would absolutely have harvey back for the 2016 pageant, saying the world would forgive and forget. >> okay, mireya, thank you very much tonight. >>> well, in a moment the nfl filled with rough play. >>> today the nfl suspended new york giants wide receiver odell beckham, jr., for one game. he was whistled for three personal fouls yesterday, including this vicious helmet-to-helmet hit on carolina panthers' cornerback josh norman. the league said beckham placed opponents at unnecessary rik of inju

and it was a big telecast. i don't know.agine -- i don't believe the conspiracy theorists. i think it was a horrible mistake. >> i agree. he said it was a human mistake. you couldn't pay, i don't think, steve enough money to do that. and here is the thing. you and i have both been on live television before. sometimes you say sometimes i can't get in front of my own self-whatever, on some nights. and things just happen live. so i feel bad for everybody involved, but they'll be okay. i think they'll end up making more money because of it. i think you're right. >> let's hope so. thank you. we'll be right back, everyone. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open an account and find more of the expertise

the miss universe organization told nbc news overnight, "unfortunately, a live telecast means that human error can come into play." on-line, the response to the mix-up was swift. harvey instantly coming under as for the new winner and runner-up, both beauty queens remain congenial back-stage. although a bit dazed by the incident. >> kris: you see the shock in their eyes o. yaif jordan from the united states, by the way, came in third. that is second runner-up. one... just wanted to confuse you a little more. >> jadiann: oh, my goodness. day. moving on. we have a party holiday helping. our sports director joe amorosino serving a pork sandwich that will knock your socks off. >> christa: in our next half hour, the harrowing story of a boy scout leader who had a run-in with a bear in new why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >> jadiann: we are whipping up our favorite holiday re

. >> get set for hand waving and foot tapping, more musical acts for the abc new year's eve telecastywood joined by knick jonas and is headline by "one direction," and carrie underwood does the same for the party in new york's times squares with 38 musical acts performing on dick clack's new year's rockin' eve. >> the traffic has me choked up. now, sue has what is going on on interstate 80. >> sig-alert. we have a big-rig that jumped the road on the off-ramp from eastbound 80 to westbound 580 you can see the brake lights traffic is stacking you to gilman approach the christian and they are -- approaching the scene and they are estimating to open it by 7:00 a.m. and back to amy in a second with the central avenue alternate getting jammed and you may want to use exit to get here eastbound 80 and westbound to get through albany. >> we start with the activity planner if you walk the dog it is cooler this morning and it will be gorgeous this afternoon. the light breeze compared to yesterday means kite surfing is not very good but hiving is -- but hiking is better. now, chico has clouds an

to take part in the live telecast thank you. >>> we are watching the celebrations as the clock strikes midnight in other parts of the world including an impressive show in china. >> happy new year! >> hong kong when all out to welcome in 2016, the city's massive fireworks display drew crowds to victoria harbor its version of times square. >> three, two, one! happy new year! >> and you might call this the kids version of the ball drop, students at the cats jcc in cherry little will not stay up until midnight they had a countdown to noon instead. even though it was 12 hours early their celebration was just as much fun. if you plan to watch the ball drop keep it here for dick clark's rockin eve with ryan seacrest. five seconds of summer, fallout boy and walk the moon and many other acts perform, the fun starts at 8:00 tonight only on 6 abc. >> sounds fun. >>> it was a popular gift this christmas, the hover board but the very expensive items prove to be as dangerous as they are fun. monica malpass has more on this. >> hi sharrie, that is right across the u.s. during the holidays there was

we heard them perform and they met many of the children and we telecast their performance to every child'sm so it was a very meaningful event and i hope it continues to be that way. >> what does this mean for chop? how significant is this? >> this is very significant for chop in that it will provide us some funding to continue our international medical education work. we've done a lot of work in educating physicians from eastern european countries. more than 3,000 physicians have participated in our event and we're spreading to other areas of africa, mexico, asia and our hope is to improve care of children, improve health of children around the world so that chop is not just the delaware valley and national resource but an international resource. >> i feel confident for the people in delaware how fortunate we feel chop is in our own backyard it's globally known, we appreciate all that you guys do. an evening with the vienna boys choir is happening tomorrow at the kimmel center at 8:00. for more information, go to our web site at nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. dr. stephen ludwig, th

. >> hand waving and feet tapping, and abc has announced more musical acts for the new year eve telecastllywood, and joined by nick jonas head behinded by the boy band "one direction," and carrie underwood will do the same for the party in new york's times squares with more than 38 musical acts performing on dick collar's new year's eve for 2016. >> leave it to vanna wait to have an onset snafu and stick -- and still look elegant. >> she kept her cool when someone was caught on her dress, right there. she glided from one end of the set to the other and she said the gone any thing is she did not feel it. >> pat thought it was hilarious and called the adorable and note the players did not notice because they were focused on the board. you can watch "wheel fortune," weeknights, right here on abc7. >> such a fashion maven and new everyone will be wearing that. >> a showdown on the victim in las vegas leads to some heated exchanges between the g.o.p. presidential candidate and the must see moments you may have missed. >> lands for a skill in san francisco struck down and city hers are saying

it's good job out of whoever is telecasting it and promoting it. >> abc is going to have it. >> nobody>> i'm embarrassed. >> it's transmitted. >> book end the show. i asked krauthammer if he thought that people were going to attack trump tonight, the other eight candidates. he said. no do you agree with that mcguirk? >> i think who will go after trump a little bit on foreign policy credentials is governor christie. i think. >> you think christie will? >> because he has some bona fides in that area. he was a u.s. attorney. he might go old ravel cramton. you are going to the moon, isis. and by the way trump should attack cruz on his -- on being being an ed snowden sympathizer. that's where you attack him. not on the maniac part that is a deal breaker in the republican party. the guy -- i mean. >> i don't think he likes snowden, cruz. it was the freedom of speech thing. >> very soft on snowden. >> lastóh word. >> i you agree if you are soft on snowden, you work at a waffle house not the white house. i'm also extremely tired of this whose establishment and who is not establishment. the fac

. >> the miss universe organization echoed that sentiment saying, quote, unfortunately a live telecastns that human error can come into play. >> it had to be painful. i literally cried for miss colombia. i felt so bad for her. >> backstage both finalists remained gracious with the new winner, miss philippines calling it a very non-traditional crowning moment. mark barger, nbc news. >>> yeah, they certainly showed a lot of grace under pressure there. "star wars the force awakens" is the biggest north american debut of all time according to estimates. the movie brought in $238 million over the weekend and made $517 million worldwide. that's second only to this summer's jurassic world total of $525 million and that had the benefit of china. "star wars" isn't going to open there until january 9th. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, we've got a little bit of a winter warm-up on the way and don't forget that winter solstice starts tonight at 11:48 p.m. to be exact. that's the time that we are furthest away from the sun, the tilt of the earth. so, yes, we start winter around here. t

and miss philippines. >> so you're saying during a live telecast things can go >> not during this one. >> stick to this script. >> this seventh chapter in the star wars saga shattered box office records this weekend. >> there were stories about what happened. >> it's true. all of it, the dark side. >> star wars the force awakens earned an estimated $248 million in north america. the biggest debut of all time, that sword passed the previous record holder jurassic world which earned 208 million just this summer. chris you're going to have to give us the whole rundown. you're going tonight right? >> today. >> tonight you'll be sound asleep. [ laughter ] >> thanks alex. >>> 6:27. up next the top stories including new safety measures on one of the busiest rail lines in the country. >> mauled by a bear, the harrowing experience a scout master lived through this past weekend in new jersey. >>> and new clues in the search this is cbs2 this morning. kids don't stay little forever. so help them get the opportunity they need. it's never too early or too late to save for college. you can open a n

merry christmas to you and thanks for coming by channel 5 and to our crew as well bringing you this telecastmorning. 36 degrees at concord. oakland 37. livermore 32. san francisco 46 degrees. in san jose it's 34. see that you will that purple? freeze watches are posted for tonight and for tomorrow night. that will be the next weather headline. because the rain has pretty much dried up. there's a few cells offshore. sun coming up today at 7:23 at which time we should see that beautiful mantle of snow on the shoulders of mount hamilton. tonight, four minutes before 6:00 -- before 5:00, that sun sets. here's where freeze watches are most inland valleys. so have a care with plans and pets. here's what's happening more sunshine and gusty winds in the bay area today. we are drying out for the most part. there could be a shower or two that would be about it. in the extended forecast, put in shower icons for today only because there might be one or two. but for the most part clearing it out breezy conditions cool as well tomorrow sunny. weak little system won't amount to much. monday right through n

if you're a rock musician, you need a $5,000 telecaster, amps and all this apparatus.this, you need a pencil and maybe a piece of paper. >> just a hard surface. you work essentially with a sensual, piece of paper. >> yeah. i'm working with stone and a chisel. >> rose: why did you want to be a cartoonist? >> you know, honestly, when i was 5, my father brought home books of edward gory and gang wilson and i remember looking closely at that and saying whatever this is, i want this. they didn't take the "new yorker" but they brought home books every now and again and, yeah, it was sort of engrained in me. >> rose: from 5 on, you wanted to be a cartoonist? >> yeah, i had my path laid out for me. the long road (laughter) >> rose: but fun. yeah. er. >> w have a cartoonist benschwar to be a cartoonist. >> rose: four years of medical school, two years as an internist, four or five years as a resident. >> and made the right decision. happy. >> rose: we have worked very hard on this. the first clip is david talking about the origins of cartoons at the new yorker. >> the the "new