latter -- on the ladder on the side and crawled down and went on the other side. thinking, you know, that way if they were shooting at us but hopefully they would not be about to hit us. herbert: oil was covering our bodies, so we were getting tired. it is not possible to swim, anduse your skin breathes we were getting tired. and i swam over to the key, this large cement object out there that you can see today. on i climbed, but my hands it and unfortunately there were two men standing on the bumper -- fortunately they were two men standing on the bumper and pulled me to my waist and they said, you need to finish getting up yourself. we need to help other men in the water. i was so tired, i felt like going back in the water. but i knew i would drown, so you get an extra energy and i forced myself up on the bumper. as i did that, one of the other fellows had gone to the other launches tied 30 up and he got one of them and started it up and brought it around by us and told us to get in, he said, i am not stopping because japanese fighters are all over the place. i j

this matter the question of the impacts on the adjacent property was one of the reasons he had them make changes to the project after the initial his and her that was a concern and want that window to be maintained we understand that will with the conversation with joe duffy and he believed it can be retained there is conflicting information not accurate to the department of building inspection in a proper fashion so - >> available for questions thank you. >> not on ideal situation. >> well, i hope our feeling better. >> yes. much than yesterday. >> what's your overall thoughts on how this board should look at this situation. >> given the untimely. >> this was first made if they had let dbi that was secret active from the filing of the we could have had conversation and come to you with a definitive answer rather than i think misinformation perhaps you know there is still the building permit application process associated and a an appeal process associated with that which could resolve things i'd like to have this information wrapped up before the variance is final you k

the harmonic language on the contemporary i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organizations well, i thought that was going to be our speciality >> you create a conceptual idea for setting the opera and you spear ahead and work with the other sdierndz to create an overview vision that's the final product felt opera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was very inspired to work with him because the way he looked at the key is the way i looked at sports

on the scale, this one approaching on thursday gets a 3. it is a strong storm. the last time we saw a 3 back in march. we're tracking moderate to heavy rain and wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. the evening rush on thursday as absolute mess. we're twrak tracking heavy rain causing localized flooding. the combination of wet conditions and it will be dark out means it will have delays on thursday. live doppler 7 along with satellite, you can see the stream of moisture. we'll about show you the downpours and gusty winds in the forecast just ahead. >> thanks very much. >>> heavy rain over the weekend may have caused a cracked sewer pipe to lead into the oakland estuary. lrn signs are warning people to stay out of the water tonight just as a precaution. east bay mud tells abc7 news, during heavy rain large amounts of storm water can overwhelm its wastewater systems. let's continue our storm watch coverage with lisa ga lesion with how paeg and caltrans are getting ready for the return of heavy rain. lisa. >> reporter: dan, the light rain has created an slick sheen behi

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on the other side across is one of the original ones. so it is a hope of the national park service to continue to caretake for these cpo structures and return this to a 1941 neighborhood. our next stop after this will be battleship row. the main battle line of the pacific fleet. behind me is the famed battleship row. the white concrete blocks represent mooring that secured a ship. it took two of these to secure a battleship. these battleships started at the end with the "uss nevada." just ahead of the "nevada," "uss arizona" and the repair ship vestal." moving up here "uss tennessee" and "west virginia." right adjacent to where the "uss missouri" is would be the "maryland" and the "oklahoma." and a little further down "uss california." seven battleships that made up battleship row. also here at battleship row is the "uss missouri." the "missouri" was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. she's often remembered, though, for one event, and that is the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. this museum ship was brought here in 1998 a

and a motion on or call the roll. >> please call the roll. >> on item 3 commissioner mar commissioner tang commissioner wiener. >> the item is approved. >> okay. and colleagues if i may can we go back to item 2 and vote on that can i have a motion to rescind the vote. >> second. >> without objection we'll take that to rescind and please call the roll. >> all right. same house, same call? >> same house, same call? without objection that will be the order. okay do we call 4 and 5 together but only go into closed session on item 4. >> call. >> public employee and approval for the executive director performances for 2017 and item 5 recommended amending the existing employment agreement for the executive director for 2017 action items. >> okay ms. chang. >> yes. >> we immediately go into closed session. >> we don't hear - we'll need a few minutes to get little room together. >> we don't take - no one is here but we'll take public comment when that everyone is out. >> commissioner tang. >> part of my decision is has to do with with the offerings on the moving forward are we're going to have

the search was on for the killer.ber of people in the area last night, at this hour it is still unclear what suspectw and what the information is, but we are working to find that out and as soon as we have it let you know. blocks just a couple of away from the officer-involved shooting that left a 19-year-old man dead on december 22. neighbors coming out this morning, they can't believe that another person in their own neighborhood has been killed again. we are continuing to follow the new details in the case as the morning news forward and we will have much more as we make the switch over to news channel 8. actor you studio. jummy: developing now, a clean and county sheriff's deputy in critical condition after being shot on the job. the deputy responding to a domestic disturbance call in chestertown early yesterday morning, escorting a woman into that house to get her belongings when the homeowner, james rich, shot him in the stomach. hogan fired back, killing him. we are told that hogan is out of surgery and is expe

on the peninsula. police have charged a man who they say repeatedly sexually assaulted a friend of his two young daughter's. according to the san mateo county district attorneys office, ronald lauron of south san francisco abused the young girl when the girl was at lauron's house for sleepovers. they say this went on over a 3 year span. the girl eventually told a school counselor who informed her parents. the jury found lauron guilty on 28 counts related to the assaults. he was taken into custody after the guilty verdict was delivered. lauron had been free on bail since 20-14. coming up next on kron four news weekend. bluetooth speakers are a popular gift this holiday season. the best ones you can get for your loved ones, coming up next in the tech report. live look outside. san francisco international airport. a look at temps this morning. it's going to be a cold one this morning. for the weekned. it's the rumba party in berkeley. come out and enjoy folkloric drums, dance and more. it's all happening a

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so when the older one came, the older one was blinded. and then they decided they were going to make the universe. so the younger one said, let me do it first. how many of you ever had a younger brother or sister? how many of you heard them say, i want to do it, i want to do it. so the older one said, go ahead. so the young one pulled tobacco from the heart. for us, our people, tobacco is a sacred plant, a connection to the spirit world. the younger one blew smoke to the north, blew it to the south, blew it to the east, blew it to the west. it expanded and collapsed because the younger one didn't have the power. the older one said, let me show you how to do this. we say this is the difference between an old person and an elder. how many of you have known an old person? the old people are, you better do this. the older one just yells at you. an elder will say, let me show you how to do it. so the older one blew to the north, blew to the south, blew to the east, and blew to the west, above and below. and it started to expand and expand and e

and a motion on or call the roll. >> please call the roll. >> on item 3 commissioner mar commissioner tang commissioner wiener. >> the item is approved. >> okay. and colleagues if i may can we go back to item 2 and vote on that can i have a motion to rescind the vote. >> second. >> without objection we'll take that to rescind and please call the roll. >> all right. same house, same call? >> same house, same call? without objection that will be the order. okay do we call 4 and 5 together but only go into closed session on item 4. >> call. >> public employee and approval for the executive director performances for 2017 and item 5 recommended amending the existing employment agreement for the executive director for 2017 action items. >> okay ms. chang. >> yes. >> we immediately go into closed session. >> we don't hear - we'll need a few minutes to get little room together. >> we don't take - no one is here but we'll take public comment when that everyone is out. >> commissioner tang. >> part of my decision is has to do with with the offerings on the moving forward are we're going to have

away, the 600es down .5%. percent,wn oneoint which will bring the drop to 1.9% for the year so far. see how it ends up. two points on the record high. we should remind viewers that the dax in germany is taking on as well, -- down about one third of 1%. 25 minutes for the close down .4%. take a look at currencies here the british pound versus u.s. dollar is trading on the session 12234 yard we will head into the end of the year that way. a little euro strength today here that has been the story over the past few weeks, but it is today. at euro stronger trading 8571. let's look at some bonds earlier. appears to continue to be the case with the 10 year yield, 1.2% yield down, now about it basis points on the session. 17 basisar yield, points and a little bit of a drop for the germany and the 10 year yield of 1.33%. time now to check in on first word news. more from the newsroom, taylor. taylor: a cease-fire on the syrian civil war will take effect at midnight on local time. it backs the syrian government and turkey, putting for

the side streets live on the east side dc fox6 news.. and a reminder to all dr use caution on the roads-- this is a s-u-v that ran into an electrical box and some trees near maple avenue in waukesha county sunday evening. some tow truck drivers say they were working for more than 24 hours since the snow started on saturday. we havent had any real bad crashes. there have been a lot of vehicles in the ditch, people backing off their driveways :12 believe it or not, a lot of jumpstarts :17 resulted in an injury. and 38 reports of cars sliding into ditches as of last night. you can track this cold winter weather right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. we are followingbreaking news this morning out of georgia --- where two police officers were shot overnight. kim is in the newsroom with an update on their conditions. one of the police officers remains in the hospital this morning - after someone started shooting at them while serving a search warrant. morning in byron, georgia --- t

i want to show you the latest on the accident on the schuylkill expressway. police on the scene but last time i showed you this we had fire trucks, ambulance, everybody was out here. it looks like they towed away the vehicle. i've got one truck off to the side at this point but police on the scene. this is the schuylkill westbound at south street. traffic getting by but jammed from that having been blocked with an accident, at one points blocking all lanes. jammed from university to south street dave. >> on the big border we have a couple lingering sprinkles and showers pushing towards the:some of it north of philadelphia, some of it south in south jersey. even where you don't see the green there's the possibility of low lying clouds this morning giving you a little drizzle on the windshield. if you're in the poconos for another half hour or so be careful because there could be some freezing drizzle on the roads. bus stop forecast lots of clouds, sprinkles possible, 40 by 6 o'clock, 41 by 8 o'clock so dress them up warm. and as we go through the day if you wa

and they get away the it. >> cris: the arm on the shoulder pad blocked the arm on the face mask, from the view of corrente, back off of the quarterback's right. >> al: we know a lot of you joined us late. mike zimmer underwent emergency eye surgery. not here. has to be at home. if this game will go on or not. and witten hasn't caught a ball tonight. but he makes the catch there. so, the streak will be over. but the dallas cowboys are going to be on their way to another win. i just want to quickly acknowledge graham tinker passing at the age of 90. he was instrumental of building nbc into a tremendous network during his tenure. a beloved man by everybody who worked for him and a o our sympathies to the family. he was a special human being. >> cris: got a chance to meet him, thanks to you. it was great. >> al: he was something else. the dallas cowboys will get the weekend off. their next game is a week from sunday night, against the giants on "sunday night football." so, we will be there for that the giants are 8-3. pittsburgh coming up on sunday, to try to keep pace with them. only los

i know who the favorite is on the morning team here. e and on the eastbound side of the ramp to the schuylkill expressway, that's where we have this accident scene. 23 minutes eastbound from blue route to vine and average speeds in the 30s. a little sticky when getting onto the schuylkill right there. we're also seeing normal morning delay. a vehicle fire in allentown road and reinert. and a crash in plymouth on jefferson so you might detour around there. >> jessie doesn't know she'll be mix the swiss miss and serving it to the rest of the team. we'll need it, too. it's chilly. it's going to be chilly this evening. 40 degrees in philadelphia. look at the 30s. the suburbs, lehigh valley, new jersey, a few clouds you can see blowing through king of pressure sha right now. mostly sunshine. a nice warm-up, 47 degrees at lunchtime. warming to near 50 by this afternoon. a little breezy this afternoon and then this evening for the christmas tree lighting temperatures will be falling into the 40s but the wind will feel like the 30s. bundle up if

doppler 12 radar on the left shows on the right -- a live look outside. good morning, and welcome to 12 news. i'm andy choi. it's now on this sunday, december 11. we have live team coverage this morning to keep you updated as this winter storm moves through. first, lets check in with meteorologist lindsey slater in the weather center. lindsey: yes. drying out. you might need to run errands. we want you as safe as possible. here is my advice to you, if you want to run errands, i would do south. there is a break in the action. a small one. i'm seeing the snow filling back in near johnston creek and areas to the west has well. i'm monitoring this and watching this, folks. it will be filling in throughout the a small day. the snow is a problem for a lot of folks on the roads. so areas to the south are seeing the lull right now. everybody is under a winter storm watching. this is continuing here throughout the rest of the day. the national weather service has not changed that at all. this continues until 8:00 p.m. so just keep that in mind if you need to be out

the show will end on december 30. y will air some of her best recorded broadcasts. >> also today, a graduation ceremony for brook recruit class 377. the fire chief will give opening the oathnd administer of office. the ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning at the blue senior high school auditorium. are youow many people dealing with on the roads today? and the specific times you don't want to be on the roadways, jummy: many people getting ready to head out of time -- out of town, hopefully the weather will be good? eileen: it will be no problems getting out of town today. as we have been hearing, not too many problems, another live report coming up in a few minutes. at reaganhigh today national. not going to be nearly as mild as yesterday. a few 50 toss in spots like manassas and fredericksburg. tonight it is going to be cloudy. not as cold, temperatures will remain above freezing. rain developing after midnight. if you have got evening plans today, it will be dry. for the think hagerstown, frederick, winchester, you m

the one-on-one. so how will the northern territories issue move forward? >> well, negotiations between the two countries have been tough and so far it appears there won't be a major leap toward a resolution. putin said ahead of the talks it's only japan that believes it has territorial problems with russia. so judging from those words, we can see it may not be a quick or easy process. abe says he's determined to put an end to the issue in his generation. abe wants to use this as a key step for future negotiations. to do that, abe's taking what he calls a new approach. that is to put legal and historical debates aside and instead focus on how the two countries can cooperate for the future. so what abe and putin are likely to discuss are economic activities on the islands as well as expanding visits. >> so what direction will that take? >> we're closely watching how the two leaders address the joint activities. their stances on the projects have been significantly different. tokyo has been saying it won

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the fed's job. mark: it depends on how much the fed moves. financialates on conditions framework and if you have a tighter dollar, the announcement of president-elect so the dollar has strengthened already. if it moves at this pace, yes, we want to revisit that rick -- rate forecast. it is financial conditions versus growth projection. 2.1 percent next year. if anything, on the light side. we see growth being stronger than that. francine: possible trade wars? mark: it is uncertain to know. we will see how much these protectionist policies that were discussed are actually implemented and to what extent they really detract growth. strength ishe line, with the u.s. consumer. if you have job growth, increase in wages. both boost spending power and it is possible the whiskey economy continues to move ahead, even if the trade side is hostile. francine: we talk about emerging markets, what does this mean for china's policy? the markets have ignored china for the past 10 months. will it be back in 2017? mark: china continues to slow down in our view f

all con departments on the truck are on the big freeway. we will get you more information on how the crash happened and the extend of the injuries of the driver. the persons with taken away in an ambulance three minutes ago. >> we will check with alexis through the morning on how traffic is affected in danville. right now police in little rock, arkansas, offering a $2,000 reward to find the man would shot and killed a three-year-ol boy. a road rage incident riding with his grandmother on saturday night and police say another driver stepped out of his car and opened fire because he thought she did not move fast enough at a respond sign. the grandmother drove to a much some strong and called police. she wasn't hurt but the boy died at the hospital. it is the second time in less than a month a child has been shot dead in a road rage case in little rock. >> you can not have a community where the least protected among us being infants dying senseless crimes in our city. >> the police chef causes both shootings very frustrating and investigators d

here is the intersection on the traffic maps. e can be used from 4th take a right on howard but so far tt is the original lane we have open in that intersection. we have crashes on our main highways with the bay bridge toll plaza and sausalito area with a couple of rollo meteorologist mike nicco? >> yes, everyone, we will start with live doppler hd you can see the thick white clouds. that is moisture hanging around and bringing drizzle and scattered light rain through the commute. arrival delays nearing 53 minutes if you have folks trying to get into sfo. the day planner is milder this morning with the drizzle and mid-to-upper 50 and that transitions to scattered light rain through the morning into the afternoon and look for drizzle to mixing with the scattered light rain this morning. i have down pours tomorrow. that is next. >>> this is how it looked this morning near the ferry building in san francisco, steady rain. the wipers put to good use. can you track the stores with our newsup by down led the app for free so we can send

the -- there was more land on the cliffs. >> losing the trail, it's sad, we were here in august, and walked down the trail, down to the beach. >> the restoration effort may bring the trail back in days, but as always, the question is for how long? >> kind of the exciting thing about living here is watching mother nature do its thing every year. >> reporter: this has been paid for by the private company that owns the apartment complex, the company hopes to have the trail reopened in about a week. in pacifica, kpix5. >>> live look over san francisco bay. we are expecting some of the highest of the season, king tides, and more rain on the way. here's paul. >> high tide in san francisco beret at 11:00, we -- bay at 11:00. rain falling from the sky, some light showers now along the sonoma, and marin coast. we're talking about a flood watch in effect as soon as tomorrow evening. for those watching us in lake and humbolt county, heavy rain starts tomorrow afternoon for you, urban flooding and small stream flooding is possibl

the area in just two days. tonight an entire community is on alert. thursday evening and monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the investigation still underway at the housing village complex. jeff spoke to neighbors today and he is live at camden police with the details. >> reporter: sharrie and rick, you feel for the children, we are told that they were home when their mother was shot once in the head. she is the second person to have been killed in that very apartment unit since november. >> detectives were back at the village apartments in camden knocking on doors to get information to find the person that fatally shot a 34-year-old mother. >> i think about the kids, they suffer the most. >> shortly before 11:30 officers responded to a 911 call for the report of a shooting on river avenue near east state street. the victim's children were inside when their mother was shot in the head and she died minutes later in the hospital and the second murder in that very unit in months. >> that is the first thin

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of the trains on the west trenton line andte delay on the airport line. we had a crew shortage with the airport line they were canceling trains this morning. a handful of issues as you head out. >> we'll step outside and meet with david murphy next. >> reporter: happy monday heading into the holidays, the cold is back. take a look at temperatures, 27 degrees in philadelphia. 23 degrees in allentown there's a bit of a wind blowing out of the north give you go windchills in the teens. this afternoon, cold, 35 for the high, brisk, too partly sunny, chilly, high of 39. wednesday winters arrives in the morning, we improve to 44 for the high. 47 on thursday, afternoon shower hopefully drying out in time for the eagles game. sunny and blustery on friday, 45. christmas eve and hanukkah on saturday, more clouds dry, 46. christmas day doesn't look like a white one this year, maybe a little wet in the afternoon with a possible shower. >> thank you, david. >>> the electoral college is voting today to officially name donald trump as presid

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most of the action has been on the interest-rate front end on the currency front. vonnie: joining me is joe davis, global chief economist and head of the investment strategy group at vanguard. more than $2.8 trillion. joining. what does the fed do right now when we have no idea what fiscal policy will look like and still projecting a roundabout of three increases next year? does it just waste? joe: i think it models all scenarios. policy uncertainty is something we will have to keep in mind. ultimately what they will do, and something we applauded given yesterday, a little bit more confidence in the outlook, regardless of what you see on the policy front. our estimates are closer to one to 1.5% today. i think we will see over the course of 2017 the continued gradual removal of the excessive level accommodation we have seen. vonnie: the 25 year average in the fed rates will be a 2.75%, even if there are three hikes next year. what does that say about the ability for great increases to find any inflation we might see? joe: we will have core inflation above 2%, regard

we are on hamilton avenue, a captain here is the one that had g on him. this frightening episode timetable for local firefighters to be equipped with bulletproof vest s. >> it's aation, they got the scare of their lives when captain james hall returned a call at cummings place to pick up a piece of equipment. >> he was approached by an individual that actually pulled up a gun and pushed him up against the fence andanding money. >> he took off without getting anything but has shaken the members of the fire department that just want to do their jobs. >> this hinders our ability to do that by making us hesitate or putting our lives in jeopardy. >> our guys put their lives on the line every single dedicated something like this happen. >> to take a fireman and rob hi and saving lives. >> emt's in the city wear bulletproof vests and reminded to use the emergencyn their uniform s if they need them. >> they are like nationals that percent that messes it up for everybody. >> the fire department is always here to help the c incidents hay hinder our ability to help y

you were the one that did the presentation. research you had done on what worked not necessarily vision zero but other campaigns. >> slutdly. so, to your second question first, where these were put along market street and cisc ic center in september and will role out a much larger print campaign later in the spring. the bigger point, i dont think we are running any real campaigns specifically saying don't run over people and hoping that will happen. the majority of the radio advertising seen here focused on a, there is a problem with street safety in san francisco and there are actions we can take and that are choices are resulting in action bl policy or behavioral choices but two of the three months spinge addressed the idea speeding is issue so the ads that ran in september highlighted the fact speeding is a top cause of fatalsties insuch and october highlighted you can get a ticket in san francisco which our focus groups and surveys found people do not believe it could be a problem in san francisco because nobody gets a ticke

just on the construction site. not even on the events aside. >> yes. s schedule of meetings but i think that there are meetings scheduled and will keep on top of obviously as construction happens. it's a theory were also working hard to open up a wins street and channel street. so there's an alternative north-south rhodes going to mission bay so that we lease the construction were going to surround third street. we are working very hard to get those both open by may of this year. >> i can't recall. to the warriors have a parking structure component? >> of their- >> for their project. yes. there is subterranean parking they are doing. that's 1000 spaces i think were nine or 90 spews it also required, through the chart they purchase parking in a parking garage as well. >> i know the parking structure is in front is not in front of us but to give me a sense of familiar with the campus is 500 cars sort of the size of tha parking facility? >> if you're the mother with the ucsf parking structure on the street [inaudible] that's about 600 so 500 be a little bi

the phone, it is not on the desk. >> not on the desktop. ensive devices. >> thanks, guys. >> good listening. >> no, i was just getting -- >> a little fuzzy. >> it is friday. >> coming up, a scory that would scare samuel l. jackson. phones on a plane. imagine trying to sleep and the person next to you is having a loud phone conversation. it could happen. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." shares open at $43.56 a share. the company's 27 million share ipo priced at 40 bucks in the middle of the expected range. the company buys, sells and shares retirement related products. shares listed on the new york stock exchange under ath. this could set the stage for a revitalized ipo market in 2017. >> our very own dom chu, thank you very much. >>> the transportation department -- we were just going over some phrases we don't love, that we use too much. >> we'll provide you with a list. we should do that on the "power lunch" website. >> cybermonday, will not say it, i just said it, though. >> you said it ten times in the past three minutes. >> the transp

the investigation at 7:00 a.m. for "first look," on "gma." [ inaudible answer ] profit offering probably profits is struggling to find safe paing in -- paing in the city because they have had supplies stolen twice in the last two weeks. afternoon if anyone can offer leads, they would like do find a safe spot in the city close to people they serve. >> seven raiders have been picked to represent the afc in the pro bowl the most of any team. carr was honored for the second year in a row and wide receiver cooper and three offensive lineman and againstive end mack, and safety nelson were picked for the defense. they host the colds on saturday, the first time in 14 years they will play in the post-season playoffs. >> this is my first run at it so being able to go for the first time, on see a team letting up especially in this league, no one will let us, we will give everything we got. all the raiders are hoping in players go to orlando for the pro bowl because if you are in the pro bowl you not playing in the super bowl the following week, n

the area. i-70 southbound headed toward frederick, we have a vehicle on the side. everything is on the should are. our crash 15 north bound on mt. zion, one did spin out but has gotten himself back on the roadway and moved op. be careful if you're headed out with the potential for slick conditions. ♪ >>> another bright star in hollywood is dimmed this morning. 84-year-old actress debbie reynolds, mother of carrie fisher is dead. >> she was at her son's home making the funeral arrangements for her daughter carrie fisher who died on tuesday. chris pallone has a look at reynolds life and legacy on the big screen. >> debbie reynolds was the quintessential hollywood star appearing on stage and screen for nearly seven decades. now in a twist, ho reynolds has died at 84 while mourning the death of her beloved daughter carrie fisher. in this video from tmz, an ambulance is seen leaving reynolds son's home wednesday afternoon. she was this making funeral arrangements for her daughter. it was that song that maim reynolds famous in 1952. 'sing in the rain" came to be known as

and during the day on friday, we probably won't get out of the 30s on friday with sunshine around. but still, gusts of wind. windchills just in the 20s on friday. highs on saturday with a lighter wind. we'll be in the upper 30s after a cold start. another cold morning on sunday morning. increasing clouds on sunday. highs in the low 40s. that's in advance of some rain moving in on monday with highs in the 50s. after that, it's going to get cold again. thd we may not even be above freezing. now let's check on an update on a new crash with melissa. what is going on? >>> a brand new problem on 270 northbound near montgomeriville avenue. that's the report we are getting. we don't see a delay on the screen, but you're seeing that chain on the roadway. slick conditions are causing issues. same thing before connecticut avenue, two new crashes near the original crash blocking the two lanes with a response on the way. overall, the beltway is not impacted by this because it is so early in the morning. northbound indian head highway at 228, a brand new crash reported there. i want to mention th

the part of the va. onesman said. >> a wintry weekend brought wind snow and serious messes to parts of the upper midwest and the interior northeast. >> some areas of up state new york have gotten more than 20 inches of lake-effect snow since thursday and more is expected. >> this snow is nice for about a month and then after that, not so much. i'll take life in cali weather. >> a storm bringing serious wintery weather to the midwest northeast and great lakes. numerous reverts in effect. -- wlfrdz in effect. >> -- winter weather advisories in effect. >> more than 1,000 fliepths were canceled leaving passengers stranded. the city is deploying hundreds of plows to combat the mess on the roads trying to get things back to normal. >> we will be out all night long tone sure whatever is out there now is gone. >> a massive pile up in the snow in michigan. thifrt three passenger vehicles and three -- michigan with three passenger vehicles. a plane slipping off the tarmac at detroit international airport. no injuries

for him, the stains on the cloth are like a fingerprint, unique to one person. >> if this cloth was wrappedother person who had maybe even suffered the same kind of torture and wounds, then the stains would have a different shape and a different format. >> for guscin, this was to prove critical because when the team compared these blood stains on the sudarium with those on the shroud, they made an extraordinary discovery. the blood stains appeared to match. >> so we can conclude that the two cloths were used at the same time for the same event to cover the same body. >> carbon testing of the cloth has not delivered any clear results, but the first written record of the relic tied it to jerusalem just over 500 years after jesus' death. for guscin, these records suggest it is at least 700 years older than the shroud. how could that be? guscin believes the dating of the shroud must be wrong. >> now, that is an incredible conclusion because they could only have coincided in jerusalem sometime before the 5th century, which says an awful lot about the dating of the shroud of turin and how it does

you were one of the greatest. sy old. >> thank you for that, will. >>> president-elect trump is getting ready to put his stamp on the american judiciary. dozens was vacancies in the federal level and how far reaching it could be and what it means for you. >> what some call the trump bump, the dow racing to 20 minute. and will the president a lengths deliver on his promises to the rest of america? we'll go in depth for that. >>> right now america's judiciary is set for a major infusion of new blood with more than a hundred vacancies on the federal bench. garrett is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: hey, laura, remember throughout the election vacancies on the supreme court helped the president to win the white house. he would only choose a nominee from the list of 21 individuals that is widely praised by conservatives. that is expected to be one of the first items of business for mr. trump. beyond that, it is the lower court cans where the president will impact as well. mr. trump is set to inherit a

the radar. >> we have rain on hi-def. lets me take you back here over the last four hours, you can see the radar loop, as the showers have moved on shore. notice the rain/snow mix. san francisco, close to about .2 of an inch. and we'll zoom in on treasure island. we have a live look from treasure island this evening, and, yes there, is rain falling. listen closely. you can hear the raindrops there, as we look at the city from treasure island. really, a beautiful shot. now, that's not the only place seeing rain. we have rain bay area wide. we are seeing some heavier rainfall over portions of the east bay, north of livermore, san ramone. and showers like this continuing overnight, and through much of the morning commute. with your unsettled for the better part of the next five days or so. a little break over the weekend. back over to you. >>> now, let's update you on the warehouse fire investigation, a shocking regulation legs about when the warehouse was last inspected. we now know the victims never got a warning by the tim

the average life expectancy for men on the reservation is 48. tying ridge is one of the worst reservations but the statistics i'm afraid are not much better. american indians have the highest rate of poverty of any racial group in the nation. hi school graduation is around 50% and is falling. suicide is the leading cause age ten to 14. help a whole use disorder are high. involvement in the gang activity is prevalent more than it is with latino and african americans. native american women report being raped at two times the national average. the rate of child abuse is two times the national average. an estimated one out of every four girls and one out of every six boys in indian country is molested before the age of 18. 18. if you want to understand what is behind the statistics you to visit indian territory. a couple years ago, that is what i did. i spent some time visiting the elementary school in manderson. it's called wounded knee and it's received $600,000 in turnaround funds from the federal government. it is clean, freshly painted and mostl

the minutes are approved. we are on to item for this is opportunity for general comments from the public for items under our jurisdiction that don't happen to be on calendar today. i have two speaker requested >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, my name is francisco--i took a trip to [inaudible] to stand by the sioux tribe the dakota sioux tribe and to witness really held the protectors of the water are really respecting mother earth. over there, they want to build a pipeline and if they decide to put the pipeline under the missouri river, which is a very wide river, it could pollute millions and millions of gallons of water. i want to connect it with the san francisco public utilities commission. recently, it's been over a week we get some foul smell in our drinking water. when you report it to the communication people, they say that's just a temporary measure. i'm very serious about this. the clean drinking water reportedly comes hetch hetchy. the pristine water that belong to the [inaudible] the other

these three were the losers on on the dow yesterday, but it had little impact on the broader market.rs now say the deadly tennessee wildfires did not start by accident. we will have new details when "early start" continues. >>> two teenagers are facing charges in the deadly wildfire charges in tennessee. they are being held in a juvenile detention center, but the case could be moved to an adult court. we get more from polo sandoval. >> reporter: good morning, alison. the two juveniles are from tennessee, but not sevier county, the area scorched by the wildfires two weeks ago and spread to the nearby down of gatlinburg, tennessee. two juveniles arrested yesterday as part of the arson says worked by local, state and federal investigators. local district attorney saying they believe that other charges are possible. according to him, they are keeping all option on the table. that includes seeking the transfer of the cases to adult criminal court. you will recall 14 people lost their lives and 1,400 structures damaged or destroyed. we had an opportunity to travel to gatlinburg, tennessee,

i'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> new troubles on anthony weiner. why he is back in hot water again today. i'll be back with the story in a >>> unbelievely close call for a woman in poland. she barely missed being hit. one of the vehicles swerved up to the sidewalk just inches from if woman. thankfully police there in poland said there were no serious injuries. >>> a woman is facing jail time after her social media rant went there it is. that is every day! [ bleep ] >> in michigan that is 28-year-old andrea shepherd. she has a baby on her hip and 9-year-old son. she shouted at the home because she put all the money into the home and found out list for demolition. she fired that shout and shot at the home she just purchased. she is facing a concealed weapon. she says she is embarrassed from the video and living separated from her children. the mall of america. the first african-american santa claus. >>> it feels like winter. winds off of the lake creating lake effect snow. >>> a former nfl player shot dead at 20 years of age. they continue to investig

these are the images on your screen. the suspect is described as a hispanic man in his mid 20's, average built, with a mustache and beard. wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. he was seen leaving the scene in this newer model green mercedes- benz. the shooting happened friday night inside the parking lot of "the bel mateo bowl".on olympic avenue. upon arrival, officers found a 24-year-old redwood city man suffering from several gunshot wounds. he is currently in the hospital.and expected to make a full recovery fairfield police are working to determine if drunk driving played a factor. in a deadly crash that claimed the lives of two people. this is video courtsy of our partnership with a-b-c 7 of the after math of the crash. kron four's averi harper reports now from the scene. with more. >> reporter: because of the fatalities they do not want passing traffic that hamper the investigation. every time available traffic collision would treat those like any kind of filamentous any they examined the glove and danced and a good s