see this over and over in the wintertime. the cold air moves in. it could change over to snow.is a possibility wednesday night to thursday. 60 degrees on r. ford board today. 10 years ago, 75 degrees. remember that? it is going to get colder, no 70's here. at these late evening temperatures. is 50 and we are above that. to the west and northwest, is moving and. -- in. the cold air is on the way. it is going to get chilly, but seek highest in the 20's. there is the cold front. it is going to push a lot of moisture from the south. have a couple of areas of low pressure. showers tomorrow, may be steady wednesday. the time frame will be late night.ay theould just make for littlelity of a thegeovers snow before moisture it moves out. north and west of the washington metro area. it is too early in the game to go there. paint the time frame for you. that is the story. there is the forecast. turning colder as we head through wednesday. the 40's on thursday. a clear and chilly december weekend ahead. >>> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you for

moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake of that void many jihad and people labeled terrorists have set up camps. this is one here. in pakistan. and in that camp, there are many kids that are previously were going to school and now they have no school and the cost to help them go would be about one month per month per child. fifth grader 20 bucks a year. first grader five bucks a year. they get their food in the back on the mess tenth and then on the left is an extreme place where people get indoctrined into a violent islam. because of international lack of help for those kids to get implicated these kids are here. there's another camp here. osama bin ladins first assistant. spent two-years in gann tan know bay in cuba and he's running large camp and just down that the united states, 212 mash units. what's going on is they're agenda is to get people to be dependent and indoctrinate the violent islam. unfortunately we're a nonpro

it didn't die in the wintertime. >> it was considered sacred. >> two viking warring tribes couldn't fiegd. they had to seek piece. early missionaries took advantage of it. mistletoe plant became the plant that represented a faith that wouldn't die. >> ace, how did it become the kissing plant? >> vikings thought it was so powerful, they had their bride and grooms marry to remind them if they kept christ in their life, it would be sustained, even during tir darkest, bleakest days of winter, hence what happens at the end when a marriage ceremony takes place. >> the kiss. >> that is why it became the kissing plant. it is better known as the plant that stood for the prince of peace. >> isn't that amazing? stop battles? thanks for joining us this week. until next week, good-bye and

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we do tend to see eczema flares more frequently in the wintertime. >> you could have itchy dry patchesf skin, rashes on the knees, elbows and face. it's most common in babies to young adults but anyone can get it. the doctor says it's important for children who are prone to eczema to stay moisturized especially after a bath. >>> flu season is here and despite the fact that almost everyone has had it still myths exist about the flu. first, flu shots don't cause the flu. the vaccine is not made up of the entire virus so they can't make you sick. another myth, younger healthy people don't need flu shots. that is not true because the flu can effect anyone, it can put you in intensive care and at the least make everyone contagious. >>> abc2 news is working for you this morning. locally and nationally rand dom crime attracts the biggest headlines and has people on edge this time of year but many violent crimes involve people baltimore county police chief james johnson and the director of health and human services both joining us this morning. thank you for coming in early. thank you for bein

it is cold in minnesota in the wintertime. >> is it as cold as the freezer?ean, how cold is really cold? >> ooh, that's a good question. and there is a scientific way to measure exactly how cold it is outside by measuring the temperature. >> oh, susie, when i get a fever, my parents take my temperature. >> oh, my parents do that, too. they use a thermometer. >> yes! a thermometer is a great way to measure the temperature of almost anything. hey, where could we go to investigate temperature? >> the super fab lab! >> all right! >> yay! >> it's time to be a scientist. >> great! grab your journals and let's go investigate temperature! >> great! >> ok! yeah! temperature, here we come. [laughter] >> super fab lab! >> observe! compare! contrast! wow! >> today we're going to do the temperature investigation. >> yay! >> ha ha! >> we're going to learn how to measure things that are hot and--ooh, ooh--cold. >> ooh, cold like minnesota. >> exactly. now, this is a thermometer. it looks different than the kind your parents use to take your temperature. i'll show you how it

moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake of that void many jihad and people labeled terrorists have set up camps. this is one here. in pakistan. and in that camp, there are many kids that are previously were going to school and now they have no school and the cost to help them go would be about one month per month per child. fifth grader 20 bucks a year. first

in the wintertime, when you hear clipper system, usually that means it's fast-moving, it's going to putwn a little bit of snow with some cold air behind it, and that's now in montana and that will move across the country tomorrow right into areas friday through new england. so, as far as the forecast today, there's some light snow out there through wisconsin, maybe enough just to make the trees look pretty. up around duluth, maybe an inch or so. same forecast here for green bay, upper peninsula of michigan and also through michigan its f itself. in chicago, temperatures should be mild enough that you're not going to see anything sticking, but you may see a few snowflakes today. as we go through the afternoon, though, it does warm up to about 45. and look how warm it is. still very unusual, kansas city at 58.ç this is going to go down as one of the warmest decembers in our country that we've seen. many areas in new england, this is going to be the warmest december in a little over 100 years, which is pretty crazy stat. and as we go to tomorrow, still mild air across the country, but lyn

murphy: traveling in the back country of yellowstone in the wintertime takes a lot of stuff. this pack runs generally 70 -- for me, runs between 70 and 80 pounds. that's about as light as i can make it if i'm carrying camera gear, so this is what i got. first of all, this is a bag of food, which i always have way too much of. i have a stove. i always travel with a very large, very warm down jacket. these are the warmest mittens i've ever seen. even soaking wet, they're still really nice. a small emergency kit, and a head lamp. i always have two water bottles. you can never drink too much water here. so this is my mshelr, an 8-foot-square nylon tarp with rubberized coating. you need to tie a knot that's easy to untie, because your fingers are going to be cold in the morning. a figure 8 is a wonderful knot. tie this one up here. wish i'd got a longer stick. i'll improvise by using the grommet on that knot, actually. this is the roof, here, flexible. okay, so there's my back wall, my roof -- that's pretty nice, actually. okay, there's a 3-pound down sleeping bag here, which is t

and the power outage, normally, in the wintertime, we'll get maybe a day or two of power outages total. but not one like this. >> reporter: and the windy weather is also forcing several schools throughout the area to close tomorrow. all schools within the school district will stay closed tomorrow. live in scotts valley. >>> when will things finally start calming down across the bay area? for that, we turn to jeff ranieri. >> we expect much improved weather in the next 12 to 18 hours. the wind is widespread. from 92-mile-per-hour wind gusts on mt. diablo. whitaker peak in los angeles, where the largest damage was. nearly 500,000 customers that were impacted with power outages. now, we're under a wind advisory. the wind warning has been canceled. we're on the downward side of this event, with winds that could gust 15 to 30 miles per hour in the hills above 1,000 feet. look at this. eood news in san francisco. thd wind is below 10 miles per hour at this point. but it will still be brey as we head throughout the b mornin. here's me good news. right now, the worst wind we could find on our

. >> we do need some cold, otherwise the mosquitos that die off in the wintertime will be extra strong oh, yeah. that is bad. all right, thanks, chuck. >>> still to come on news 4 at 4:00, the royals celebrate christmas while the queen's husband is hospitalized. >>> the baby formula recall after an infant's de >>> welcome back to news 4 at 4:00. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm aaron in for jim handly. here's what's happening right now. shoppers crowding into malls hoping for the post holiday deals. some stores are offering up to 70% off. other shoppers are looking to cash those gift cards or return the gifts that just weren't right. >>> republican presidential candidates kick their campaigns into high gear for eight days before the iowa caucuses. romney and perry will launch bus tours. gingrich tries to rebound after not collecting enough signatures to appear on the virginia ballot. he lives in virginia. >>> it's been a busy year for the royal family in britain. they are more popular now than other generations thanks to william and kate. there was a medical emergency. >> the family patriar

in the summertime, never in the wintertime. >>> up next on coffee with, more on the new game box and it could help you in the holiday. >>> traffic, and it is raining here and we will have more on that after this -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> here is the warm start to the day, the colors that are heavy, on the east shore, another area going by columbia and by baltimore county and more of that, the temperatures with a warm rain at this point. that will be changing. switching back over, what is happening to the west, 37 in oakland and we will see the temperatures falling today and that is the reason for the winter storm warning for the county today. for the rest of the area, the winter weather advisory, that will be this evening and you will see the green on top of that, the flood watch in the afternoon and we will deal with that first before the winter weather advisery. that is reason for that one on top of everything else. here is the second part of that and it will come in overnight and that is the reason why you see the change over with the second part of the storm and that will connect with

through christmas and they say that burning wood is the single largest source of pollution in the wintertimehere in the bay area. live in alameda, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this month has been so dry calfire today banned open fires until further notice. the ban covers unincorporated areas of alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. a special permit is required for agriculture or industrial fires. farmers say that's a problem because diseased wood needs to be disposed of quickly. calfire says it's seen too many controlled burns turn into wildfires. >>> we asked on the channel 2 facebook page if you will miss the christmas eve fire. one viewer posted, ebenezer scrooge must be on the job tomorrow. >>> it help set the mood for christmas but the environment is far more important to me. you can join the conversation by going to the ktvu channel 2 facebook page. >>> and you will definitely need some warmth out there because temperatures are dropping rapidly. here is a look at some of those current numbers. look at this 10:00 hour, fairfield already down to 30 degrees. napa 31,

i love the wintertime. even with the snow. >> heavy rain is a concern in prince george's county. for shoppers, it's an inconvenience. she hopes that all of this. he has sandbags stacked at the entrance to his auto repair shop. during september, his building flooded. >> this high. hopefully for us everything goes normal. >> that is the hope from malls to plow yards. so far the fake snowflakes of a christmas tree are the only ones we have seen. on a more serious note the state highway administration says of the snow comes and sticks to the roads, they will be ready. the trucks and the salt is prepared. if they see the need, they will hit the road later tonight. >>> let's move closer into the metro area. in falls church, flooding is the biggest concern. >> this is what we have been dealing with all along. large pools of standing water and as we get deeper into rush- hour, it's only going to get darker and those schools will get harder to cma driving more dangerous. and the rate is not over yet. the rainy weather dampened the day through most of the washington area. standing water co

i do this in the wintertime. in the fall months, i be santa claus.er the united states, puerto rico, japan, this year it's hong kong, jamaica one year. so i never know, it's always a surprise. it's like christmas for me, too. a puppy? a real puppy? >> a toy puppy. >> i'll bring you a real puppy. >> oh, no. >> mom would love that. this is the easiest job there over could be. sit on your butt, hand out candy and make children life and smile. it's just magic. sometimes they're tired and cranky but you try to get them comfortable. we always try to bribe them with candy. once you put the uniform on, you are actually santa. and with the real beard, people believe you. >> merry christmas. merry christmas. ho, ho, ho. >> let's take a look at how the markets are faring at the moment. the ftse 100 is powering ahead in comparison to how it was trading before. this is largely because in just the last 25 minutes of trading we have had news that the uk gdp for the third quarter has now been revise upwards, just slightly better than expected, 0.6% from 0.5%. as we

you can't do that in the wintertime. ou ain't taking over blocks in february when it's negative 30. now is the time. now is when they'll start making their move. >> the victims included a woman, a 16-year-old pregnant girl. >> he was shot walking on chicago's west side. >> a 3-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy. >> shots were fired.

through christmas and they say that burning wood is the single largest source of pollution in the wintertimehere in the bay area. live in alameda, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this month has been so dry calfire today banned open fires until further notice. the ban covers unincorporated areas of alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. a special permit is required for agriculture or industrial fires. farmers say that's a problem because diseased wood needs to be disposed of quickly. calfire says it's seen too many controlled burns turn into wildfires. >>> we asked on the channel 2 facebook page if you will miss the christmas eve fire. one viewer posted, ebenezer scrooge must be on the job tomorrow. >>> it help set the mood for christmas but the environment is far more important to me. you can join the conversation by going to the ktvu channel 2 facebook page. >>> and you will definitely need some warmth out there because temperatures are dropping rapidly. here is a look at some of those current numbers. look at this 10:00 hour, fairfield already down to 30 degrees. napa 31,

such a great tool for us and that's what we're really making this thing happen so you know over the wintertime world going to be organizing and getting things together and once a nice weather comes out and the flowers are blooming so will the movement and i think it's really important because there are critics of this movement and even people that aren't necessarily critics but that see for example where you are they see that tents are no longer allowed in zuccotti park they see what happened in seattle and denver and l.a. that a lot of the occupations have been dismantled the whole camping overnight aspect is no longer a part of this i will say that just down the street from our studios in d.c. . occupied macpherson square just keeps getting bigger with more and more tense but christine what do you say to those people that say you know the tents are down that means the movement almost over. i say open up your eyes as i say you haven't been paying attention already and that's why our country is in the crisis that it's in right now open your eyes turn off the mainstream media and pick up a news

see if y >>> a hear lot about cars, maybe getting stuck in the mud or stuck in the snow during the wintertimew about stuck on the beach? easy to do, easy to do. not easy to solve. let's go to the beach in oman, there are multiple vehicles stuck. this video was shot by a popular swedish stylist and fashion blogger, tyra josted. this one is going for a swim in the ocean. its tires are completely submerged. but what do they do to try to get these cars out? they keep bringing more cars to the beach. yeah, let's try to tow this guy out. >> yeah -- >> bad idea. >> i don't know if that's going to work. >> that car's going to get stuck. >> have you guys seen this vdeo before? or can u see into thee? now this one's stuck. now this is another genius idea here. bring this blue car in and attach a rope. watch how this guy guns it. what a dummy. >> that lasted about one second, didn't go anywhere. they try to dig the tires out that doesn't work, either. >> they decide to make a chain. they've got the white car in the front, connected to this blue car, connected to this white car with a bunch of people beh

allow the utility to restore pressure to customers in san francisco and san mateo who need gas in the wintertime. they reduced the pressure by 21% after the san bruno explosion last year. pressure will be restored on monday to three pipelines and the project should be completed the following day. >> right now san francisco's planning commission is discussing the future of the america's cup. the yacht race is september for 2013 with early races next year. the environmental impact is standing in the way. >> it's touted as the world's biggest sports event, the america's cup yacht race will transform san francisco's waterfront in over a year. even before the first shovel turns, the race must get out of city hall. >> we knew we would be challenging it. >> the yacht race, san francisco's planning commission must certify the event's massive environmental impact report. it covers everything from traffic congestion to the health of the bay. >> you think about water quality, how we protect the bay from all the people coming, and also the air quality in terms of emissions from the boats, emissions to do wi

in the wintertime, should you double up? >> doubling up is sometimes helpful. , that is not going to strip your skin. the panoxy. go see your dermatologist if you have acne bad. >> then you get scarring from acne. >> i love the spf. if you do get acne, use shine-free control. like this maybelline here. >> if a certain person was maybe going away to maybe puerto rico or something for a couple of days during the holidays, what would you suggest they wear on their skin in that hot sun? >> i recommend at least an spf 30 or above rain or shine. if it rains, i don't care. i don't want to hear it, kathie lee. >> not me. i just know a lot of people. >> you put it on every hour and reapply it. >> saunas, steam rooms, people go to those. you say stay away from those? >> they dry and irritate your skin during the winter months. especially if you have chapped skin to begin with. >> hot showers? >> it's counterintuitive. they also dry out your skin. >> when you get out of the shower, slip on something to moisturize. don't scratch. >> don't live. >> thank you. >> happy holida

the wind and the water levels, what about when we get one of those nice big storms we get if the wintertimee lights going crazy giving you a little headache. this morning, spare the air, freeze warning in some places. >> lots to talk about, a lot up in the north bay especially the poorest air quality during the afternoon during any time i should say is in the north bay that goes all the way into midnight also where you have temperatures near or below freezing, 28 napa, 29 santa rosa, 32 airport novato 32 petaluma 29 fairfield then the visibilities and you can see how dangerous it could be with freezing fog less than a quarter mile in novato down to 100 feet visibility at the novato airport half a mile in santa rosa improving in napa, 1 1/2 miles everybody else doing fine. let's talk about temperatures 8:00 this morning, still in the 20s and 30s in the north bay valleys 30s in the east bay valleys into palo alto, half moon bay and santa cruz everybody else low to mid 40s noon temperatures mid to upper 40s along 101 san francisco half moon bay low to mid 50s for the rest us mid to upper 50s t

it is cold in minnesota in the wintertime. >> is it as cold as the freezer?temperature? >> the super fab lab! >> all right! >> yay! >> it's time to be a scientist. >> great! grab your journals and let's go investigate temperature! >> great! >> ok! yeah! temperature, here we come. [laughter] >> super fab lab! >> observe! compare! contrast! wow! >> today we're going to do the temperature investigation. >> yay! >> ha ha! >> we're going to learn how to measure things that are hot and--ooh, ooh--cold. >> ooh, cold like minnesota. >> exactly. now, this is a thermometer. it looks different than the kind your parents use to take your temperature. i'll show you how it works. >> ok. >> see this red line? right now, it's measuring the temperature in the room, but when we put the thermometer in something warm, the red line will go up. and when we put the thermometer in something cold, the red line will... >> go down! >> right! >> why are there numbers on the thermometer? >> ooh, good question, may. these numbers are called degrees. >> ooh! >> right now, it's 75 degrees h

. >> 40% of the wintertime particulate matter in the bay area comes directly from wood smoke. so it's a very problematic pollutant for us, and really the only way to reduce it is to not burn wood in our fireplaces. >> air quality officials say the wood burning ban could be extended through tomorrow. and another burn ban is in place for parts of the bay area. this time from cal-fire. the fire agency is prohibiting open fires until further notice and unincorporated alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. cal-fire says it is imposing the ban because of the dry weather so far this winter season. the ban is angering some naturallers who say they need to dispose of diseased wood quickly, a special permit required for agricultural fires. >>> good morning to you. a dry and cold out there this morning. mostly clear skies, a bit of a haze, talked about that spare the air day, going to be in effect all day long. sunrise about 7:23. the official sunrise. but you can see the sun is up and so it's going to take about an hour before we start to at least thaw out. 27 degrees in napa.

tone the body, because, again, we are sitting around during the wintertime, and everything starts to get stored. >> first, you are talking about sprints. can anybody do a sprint? >> there's a technique that you have with sprinting. you have to get the legs and arms up and maximum explosion. ed is a sprinter also. you start off with a nice pace and then you can pick it up. the greatest exercise you can do. >> looks like you are going fast. do you have to go that fast? >> no, you will go to a pace when you go to a maximum egg zurtion and then build-up. >> the bench press is good for building chest and warming up, and it's an ego exercise, too. >> you compare how much you guys can lift. >> for somebody not an expert who is a beginning, you should start out with lower weights, right? >> i start out with dumbbells rather than the bars. you start off with a nice, lightweight. >> what about a curl? >> curls are great. remember, i am doing a lot of weight on there, because i am strong, but what happens is you take a nice easy weight and bend the abs and lock the legs in and get a nice curl, b

not going to bathroom in the wintertime.are environmentalists. which is the ironic point they leave the garbage and debris and they're probably the same advocating for green energy. the people they claim to want to help, 99% are the ones that had to clean up their mess. >> greg: that is the thing. >> andrea: that is disrespectful. >> greg: a true failure in the fact that the people working overnight to clean this up are people they are supposed to fight for. the thing, eric, is the success of the protest is for some reason they have been able to convince a fair amount of people that capitalism is the problem. that is scary. >> eric: if you read the "communist manifesto" by karl marx that is what they are doing. saying that it's class ware fair. >> bob: glad you changed the subject. we spent four minutes on garbage. >> eric: they created their own class. >> greg: when the movement comes back who is going to be the best poster boy for this. >> dana: i thought is that it didn't get enough attention that people like jay-z, russe

it's the wintertime, but these right here, let me take the sticker off here, let me talk about selection and storage. when you buy them red all the way around like this, so important. heavy for their sides, that's also very important. no shifelling whatsoever -- no shifling. you can't blame mother nature on the weather. one thing too, you want to check here. nice and flat on the very top. when you cut these tomatoes open on the inside, take a look at how beautiful these are. look at this. is that a beautiful tomato? all that meat. when you bring them home, always on the counter, just give yourself a little bit of mozzarella, some basil, olive oil, a little bit of balsamic and make a pretty salad of your own. i like to add a little bit of red pepper to it too, give it a little bit of spice. i'm tony tantillo, remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. or just add some salt and eat it like an apple. >>> asking your boss' wife on a date. probably not the best idea, especially if your boss happens to be the president. but that did not stop this 20- year-old marine seen here hugging michelle oba

this is how sleet shows up in the wintertime on doppler radar. p brighter because it's a little denser. a little sleet probably mix is in north of colonial beach around the spotsylvania area and this is all continuing to move east. while this picture also looks impressive nothing really is hitting the ground up here. it's all drying up aloft and we see a back edge, too. so a couple more hours. maybe it lingers a little longer for some of you in southern maryland over to the eastern shore, but this thing will be out of here, a weak disturbance moving by. it will keep us in the chill for the weekend. tomorrow you'll definitely notice that chill, no warm start like today where temperatures were in the 60s. this area of low pressure will be player for the weekend as it rides along the front that came through earlier today. it will help pull in colder air and also help to increase the lake effect snow and flurries are possible tomorrow evening here and say between 6:00, 7:00 to about 11:00 tomorrow night and maybe just lingering for a couple of you in

. >> in the wintertime there's a lot of visitors that come here to see the rocks with the white watermon sight to have people taking photos here. >> on this particular day, a pair of tourists mother and son will get more than a view of the waves. >> when i first saw the couple walk out on the rocks i initially tried to warn them as did several other people on the shoreline. >> our first instinct was to warn them because the waves were crashing over the rocks but they of course couldn't hear us. >> the tourists are unaware that the waves in this area can be extremely unpredictable. waves are generated miles away and travel over the open ocean to the hawaiian shores. they are large, powerful, and spread far apart. for people on the beach, the water is calm one minute, but it can be a very different story the next. >> people come here, they watch the waves, they'll see a few smaller waves thinking that it's okay to get into the cove or the tide pools. and they don't understand that every few waves or so, two or three very large waves larger than normal that they're watching will come in.

. >> reporter: we have doubled the engine companies we would normally have in the wintertime. ave four during this event. bulldozers staffing is increased to make sure that they are all available and then our helicopter is staffed, as well. even though it might be staffed during the week we are making sure that it's staffed during the weather pattern. >> reporter: now, the strong winds will be happening throughout the state of california. in fact, fire officials in southern california are also gearing up for santa ana winds. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >> roberta has more on the winds. >> they are dying down slightly. san jose at peak wind 32-mile- per-hour, cupertino 30, milpitas 30. santa clara valley very blustery this afternoon. east bay antioch 40-mile-per- hour wind gust in the last 15 minutes. 34 in pleasanton. and across the central bay, anywhere from 26-mile-per-hour wind gusts, in san francisco to sausalito at 32. wind warning wind advisories in effect until 6 p.m. tomorrow night. we'll have more later on. >>> thank you. >>> a smuggler's secret rev

look how beautiful these are in the wintertime. they are fantastic. cool temperatures make them greener. when you buy them look, for green all the way around. green all the way around, so important. free from any yellowing whatsoever. make sure the stems are nice and firm. squeeze them, you can hear them, they are nice and fresh. bottoms are dry without yellowing or cracking on the bottom. in the refrigerator right away at home. and don't store them for too long. at the very most, one or two days. the longer you hold them, the nutritional value starts to deplete. they are a superfood. mustard greens, i like to blanch them and saute them with of course garlic, red pepper flakes, and fresh tomatoes, olive oil, fantastic. enjoy them for your health! i'm tony tantillo, and always remember to keep fresh and stay healthy. listen, that's fresh! >>> the warriors coach has responded publicly for the first time to allegations of sexual harassment. in hockey, the san jose sharks get their fourth consecutive win. here's more in sports. >>> good morning, everybody.

. >> we have doubled the engine companies that we would normally have in the wintertime. normally we have two so we have four during this event. our bulldozer staffing is increased to make sure that they are all available and then our helicopter is staffed, as well. >> now, the national weather service also issuing a red flag warning for southern california in anticipation for those santa ana winds. i know you don't care about southern california but what we do care is what meteorologist lawrence karnow has to say for what's in store. >> we care about what's happening right here, gil. yeah, indeed, we are seeing some gusty winds out there right now. we have seen some gusts over the mountaintops at 70 miles an hour. still blowing good in the bay area, 48 in los gatos for gusts, 42-mile-per-hour gusts in half moon bay and livermore a 42-mile-an-hour gust since midnight and still blowing around the bay area. we'll continuedo so for the better part of the day. still, it looks like those high wind warnings in effect until 6:00 in the evening hours. above 1,000 feet over the nor

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i see it when the wintertime gets into your thinking and you can't abide being old. you're jealous of alfie. jealous? not i. never. what's there to be jealous of the young for? don't we have everything they have? perhaps a little less enthusiasm, mind. don't you see how i look at you sometimes? ain't cozy... here... together? while we still got enough breath in us. ( both laugh ) alfie, you listen up to a man who knows. never mind your difficulties, a young man should set himself to courting. what's made the tune on your lips change? ma, you must gather lark rise folks together. we must speak to everyone. morning, ma'am. miss lane. if i appear tired today, it is because my wife and i have been kept awake half the night. thomas, margaret... i have received a message. your notice was noticed. it seems that the owner of amelia... cordelia... her master has identified himself and wishes his dog to be returned. thank you, ma'am. ( sighs ) stratton audley. i will be going out that way today. then, of course, you must... mwa. ( whining ) good girl. ( whining ) ( telegram mac

bin cherries from chile, in the market for us to enjoy during the wintertime. it's a pretty good deal. select them and store them right. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> breathtaking views, four stars to one person, well, it can be a dump to another. . >> it was a big shofnlgt it was a lot different than the website. >> reporter: laura expected to get the finest modern ammenities with old world elegance at the historic may fair hotel in the heart of los angeles. after all, that's what it says on their site. but instead of the promised charming historic hotel? >> it felt really gross and dirty. >> reporter: this is the room she saw online. and this is what she got. >> the beds didn't even have covers on them. they had like a piece of flowered sheet. >> reporter: her photos show ripped up carpet, exposed electrical switches, loaded up outlets, and from her 12th story room? >> you could open the window and reach right out. no safety barriers, no safety screens, bars, nothing at all. >> reporter: when a cbs ca

.] >> one thing i like about it, it's not a drying heat, the room stays humid in the wintertime, and, to have it warm and humid and it just stays very comfortable, even heat, whereas if i use my forced air furnace, it comes on, goes off, and, um, blows, and the edenpure is just very quiet and comfortable, and i really appreciate it. >> welcome back. we'll be joining bob vila in a few seconds, but first, richard is on location and has some shocking news from the u.s. department of energy. >> thanks, jane. this report on home heating from the department of energy says that the average american home may be getting only half the heat you're paying for. now, we're gonna put the department of energy document number up on the screen so you folks at home can look it up online, but i'm quoting from the report now... and then it goes on to conclude that... >> jane: wow, richard. if that's the bad news, what's the good news? >> the good news is i'm here with a very special guest who is without a doubt america's favorite home improvement expert, mr. bob vila. bob, thank you for joining us. >> it

so in the wintertime, the light st flat, it's rather depressing.ou have to be very careful to make sure that you light up your house. >> all right. and january, we should mention, only a few weeks away and think the real estate market will start heating up again. so anything we can do right now to prepare if you're planning on putting your house on the market or you know you're going to be in the market for a house. >> it's a very important time. you have a halfway mark where you can sit and reassess. the number one thing you should reassess is the price of the home. if you ask your real estate broker for the last five sales that happened in the fall of the year and base your price on beating out those sales, you'll have that right price for that particular house to be sold. >> barbara corcoran, as always, thanks so much. >>> coming up next, he was born leonard sly, but we all know him by roy rogers. we'll find out why so many celebrate his life and his music. [ male announcer ] it has a famous song. ♪ it rides in limos. it has a crew. it gets invi