you can see the wrap around band. he center of the storm, that low pressure area, sort of a miniature version of that hurricane look right here south of baltimore but there's cold air wrapping on the back side. the winter weather will kick back up across frederick county and some will come back up through the carroll county area. it's going to be a short burst and behind that will be drying conditions but it is interesting to see that one last sort of wintry band on the back edge. winter weather advisories continue across through carroll. it is expired for the city. this is through 7:00. we'll see if that gets extended. also, high wind advisories are up. we'll take that window down and take a look at some of the cameras. that winter weather and then the snow kind of going away and the rain in towson. we'll take you to baltimore, robert w. towson, a snowy start. doing a number on it. there's slushy spots. thick in ellicott city. there's some snow on the grass. in bel air a little tough to see with that winter weather bu

the first thing i will show you is how to wrap a basic gift. er a little longer than the box itself. so there is a little overlap. tape it on the edge. so we have plenty of space. pull it over. crease the side. crease it. flip that back. there you have an invisible seam. put the end up as tight as you can. fold that back under. there you are. >> you make it look so easy. do you realize how painful this is for me? can i bring mine to you and you wrap it? the tough part we have odd-shaped gifts at the holidays. you're going to show us how to wrap a racket. >> right here. i wrapped a tennis racket. >> you would never know it is a tennis racket inside. >> nobody will know under the tree. it's a surprise. i'll show you what i did here. one of my favorite things to do is to create these custom gift bags. what i did is i went ahead and did this for you so you can see. i folded my paper the same width of the tennis racket. very thin. fold it up. taped it all the way down. i'm going to foelld up the end just enough. the same width as the tennis racket. i

if you're planning to do last minute shopping, don't forget the wrapping paper. ive in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> great tip, thank you. happens all the time. >>> upside of waiting until the laugh minute, the deep discounts. -- the last minute, the deep discounts. kira klapper joins us with the deals. >> reporter: last minute shoppers might not find a parking spot today but they will find steals, prices slashed on clothes, toys, even appliance. with hours until christmas, the madness at the mall is in full swing. 10% of americans have waited until today to buy their final gifts. if you are one of those hunting for that perfect present, no doubt, you will find a great deal. >> a lot of the stores now the same markdowns as they did black friday weekend, great time to come out. >> reporter: 40% off american at eastern eagle and banana republic, k mart offering 50% off pajamas and robes, sears between $90 off tool sets. lowe's 20% off vacuums. toys "r" us buy one get one 30% off for video games, target a nook simple touch for $119 and a $20 gift card back. wa

the parachute remains behind and wrapped around alan's neck. >> the parachute's line has wrapped aroundce. the tension stayed on him when he cut away. the parachute was still partially opened and wrapped around alan so it was pulling those lines tight like a chinese finger trap. it sticks to you. >> with time running out, alan has only one option. cut the other skydivers chute line but as he does that it causes another problem. >> once alan cut the line, the other parachute started spinning. now it's wrapping alan's parachute lines up into a coil. >> alan's chute was spinning out of control and time was running out. >> i didn't know if alan was going to make it. i had never seen anything that violent before. i knew we were getting quite low and i could see the numbers on the runway. i thought he was the way i watched him through this ordeal. >> with the lines twisted so thick and tight, alan's problems go from bad to worse. his knife breaks. alan reaches for another knife which he wouldn't have been carrying that day if it hadn't been for his friend brian scott. >> the day before i went

. >> and in terms of the individual, again, like i mentioned earlier, san francisco's general office wrap around project is very instrumental there, they are a case management program that is at the bed site when a individual is critically wounded. they are a part of that prevention team that really tries to make sure that they understand the needs ftd individual and then work closely with any family members. as i mentioned earlier, dph is a part of this, all members that have been involved in this have been given the opportunity to engage in health services through dph the da works with the victims that need any type of victim services specifically whether they want to relocate or they need any type of assistance in general. then the crn works with the individuals impacted by street violence. they really try to target now deliberately anyone that is part of a homicide that might be gang involved or if there's further retaliation. now they are at the table really dialogues with sfpd, dph and all the cbo's to figure out how they can de-escalate the violence. in terms of exchanging informat

if you're planning to do last minute shopping, don't forget the wrapping paper. ive in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> great tip, thank you. happens all the time. >>> upside of waiting until the laugh minute, the deep discounts. -- the last minute, the deep discounts. kira klapper joins us with the deals. >> reporter: last minute shoppers might not find a parking spot today but they will find steals, prices slashed on clothes, toys, even appliance. with hours until christmas, the madness at the mall is in full swing. 10% of americans have waited until today to buy their final gifts. if you are one of those hunting for that perfect present, no doubt, you will find a great deal. >> a lot of the stores now the same markdowns as they did black friday weekend, great time to come out. >> reporter: 40% off american at eastern eagle and banana republic, k mart offering 50% off pajamas and robes, sears between $90 off tool sets. lowe's 20% off vacuums. toys "r" us buy one get one 30% off for video games, target a nook simple touch for $119 and a $20 gift card back. wa

. >> the pelican is still in the water, wrapped up in the net they threw at it.his guy has to go pick up his buddy. >> get on the boat. get on the ski. grab the back. you have to climb straight on the back. >> i'm feeling like this pelican might have been better off without these two guys. >> there he is. left left. no. get him. get him. >> all right dude. >> do they wind up saving this pelican? >> well after a lot of fighting, they are able to get the pelican on the jet ski. they comfort it. >> hey buddy. we're not going to hurt you. not going to hurt you. >> what's funny about this, after they get the pelican they kept asking each other. is it okay? are you sure you got it? it's okay. >> i got you. he's doing fine. >> all right. he's safe? >> yes. . >>> those are brand new cars on that hauler and the fire station is nowhere nearby. >> the people that you originally see trying to fight the fire are just the driver and the passenger and people trying to help. >> see what happens to a load of brand new cars, next. >> a little snowboarding time if you can overcome

the same. see how that profile wraps all the way around. and i want the back profiled shoulder to be on the back edge of the column, overhanging about 1/4 of an inch to balance it front and back. the easiest way to join this onto the bottom of the column is just a little bit of glue on center and pocket screws. this is called a pocket drilling jig. now watch what happens here. i drill this until the bit hits that collar. that's the stop. nothing could be easier. you open that up, and that is a pocket. and if you look down here, you can see there's a pilot hole all the way through. now put the screw right in there like that. and i use a driver, a long extender, on the drill and lock the base on there. a spot of glue on there helps to lock it all in place. the type of glue i like to use is a cyanoacrylate adhesive. it will help to tack it in place. and i want a high-quality cyanoacrylate. okay. now, i center that up like so... shift it down, balance it left and right... and line it up on the center and fasten it in place. this is called an os

wrapped in like a piece of paper. i decided to make my own. i used newspaper. if you're reading the sunday paper, you can have wrapping paper. this one has a car ad. you can even find something that's more to the person you're wrapping for. let me show you how to do it. take your wrapping paper. don't use a paper towel. take your piece of paper. small piece. wrap it all the way around. then skrufrj. >> like that? >> yeah. >> then you take some paint. take some paint. you put it in like a paper plate. you paint it. i use metallic. this is like a dollar. use a foam brush. when you paint it, the on thing that paints are the ridges. then you start unwrapping it. i don't want you to get messy. >> i'll spill it all over. >> this is what it ends up looking like. >> isn't it beautiful? >> i just went out and got some branchs, right? i jut painted them silver. as you can see, this is what they end upped looking like. you can do a more natural look for someone. different one for this. over here i reused tissue paper. with tissue paper it gets worn from the tush show in the bag. skrut crumble

the film up nicely. and it doesn't only wrap up the film, it wraps up the whole franchise and brings everything back. >>d. i was like, "am i watching a 'twilight' movie?" >> jimmy: yeah, it's the real action, yeah. >> there is, yeah. >> jimmy: it's not so much love story and stuff like that. it's more like -- >> there's some sweet sequences. >> jimmy: yeah, heads being chopped off. yeah, it's crazy. i don't want to ruin anything for anybody. >> no, no. >> jimmy: and last time you were on the show -- was it the super bowl show? >> yeah, it was the super bowl in indy. >> jimmy: we were in indianapolis. >> yep. >> jimmy: and do you remember what we did? we played -- >> of course i do. >> jimmy: we played this game with drew brees -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- who is awesome. and we were -- i was throwing plates, and you and drew brees, at different times, you were throwing -- trying to hit the plates with the football. >> yeah, it was like skeet shooting but with footballs. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yep. >> jimmy: and at one point, you started beating drew brees. >> i know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it always

itself around at the first quarter of the first game and still be wrapped around it at the end of sunday night football. they're so soft, so incredibly comfortable and that is why so many people pick them up to give to their kids come grandkids, for bed so far, you cannot go wrong with this as a gift and if you do have people and of life you know who are fans the different teams come to take advantage of by more and save.it is one of the first items that we offer here, with football fan shop, this goes out each year in and each one is different and unique but what they all are and 60 x 80, machinehable, incredibly soft and incredibly beloved by all of our fans of our football fan shop. it will have back over here and do not hesitate, we will run through the teens and you can always call and ask the network representative or " to see if your team is available, right now they all are but this is one of the most colorful and detail that we have in our collection right here which is the new- patriots, with all of the colors on this one this will be the first to sellout. and up >>gu

of that number, the majority will be stanford supporters. in pasadena, fred inglis for sports wrapthat is the sporting life for a sunday night. niners with a bye going to the play offs. exstatic about that and stanford against wisconsin just like it was on the first day of the new millennium. remember 2000, new year's day. the world was still here and stanford was playing wisconsin. >> i knew so many cardinal fans going down and everybody seemed to be going down to have a party because they haven't been in so long. for new year's day. thank you mark. >> it'll be fun. >> that is our news for

the network kept the abduction under wraps out of concern for the journalist's safety. the identity of the kidnappers and motives run known. >>> time now is 4:37. why don't we get a check on the weather? >> yes, lawrence is off doing some weather-related duties and this morning we have our ace elizabeth -- >> that's what you think. >> what's going on? this is new. see what you miss? new for all of us. i'm not sure what's going on. maybe it's the cold weather. it's a special weather music because we are waking up to temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. check out the 30s up in the north bay. we are talking 39 degrees in santa rosa, 36 degrees in napa. so yeah, you will definitely want to bundle up if you are heading off to work or wherever you're off to this morning. we have this area of low pressure. it's bringing some cold breezy conditions to the bay area. for the most part the rain has moved east. lingering showers along the coast. the real difference compared to yesterday is the cooler temperatures and the gustier conditions. your aftern

. >> hours left until the presence have to be wrapped and left under the tree. >> i am kind of tripping out. >> a number of stores cater to the procrastinator. some retailers have been open for several days straight. target will stay open until 10:00 tonight and walgreen's is even open christmas day. it has its benefits. some stores have already started slashing prices. >> many stores have deals like by one and get a second one half of. >> it seems this last holiday shopping day is working out. we are at the macy's in tyson's corner. you can say hi to us. a lot of people will be trying to beat the clock to get everything under the tree in time. >> thanks so much. good ideas -- we've heard a lot about heroes up and down the east coast from hurricane sandy. so many people helped others but now we have a heartbreaking story. >> jul -- jummy olabanji is live at the desk. >> a 23-year-old named dillon smith from the rockaway section of new york has sadly died. we can show you his picture on "the new york post." he was called a hero during hurricane center after he helped save some of his nei

the newborns were wrapped in christmas stockings this year. the hospital says it creates a warm and festive environment for families at a hospital. that is really cute. sometimes to attract the ladies', a direct approach may work best. you cannot get much more blunt than 82-year-old sandy of oregon. he wants a wife and wants everyone to know it. he figures an unconventional approach may work a dent in his favor. he often forgets he is wearing the sign. >> i'd like to apply for your leftovers. of ladies? you're looking for a wide? >> oh, yes. >> the lucky lady must be older than 60, love books, and have a sense of humor he says he will bend on one roll. >> it a gorgeous 40 or 50 year- old came along and said i am too young but i want to do this, i would probably do it. >> he had been married three times and divorced three times but does not think that to be a red flag for potential companions. hopefully he will never after -- have to resolve differences like people in peru are accustomed to. a festival where people gather to settle a score at th

the holidays are stressful on everyone from shop to go wrapping cooking decorating. ll of the holidays are over to escape and get all of the stress out. the youngest person to visit every country. lee, good to see you. merry christmas. >> good to see you, too. >> where should we go if we want the sand and sun after the holidays. >> you can go to a lot of places. one of my favorite places to go is the four seasons in maui. it's just fantastic. it's like the epitome of luxury. right on the beach amazing pool. it has the place where the rich jet set go to hang out and hideaway from the paparazzi and whatnot. it's a great place. just there about a month or so ago. fantastic. >> i have been there, too. i had to stay to another hotel. i did go to the spa there. >> i know people over there. let me know next time. >> okay, i will thank you. >> what about if you want to unwind if you want a spa vacation. >> they are great things obviously. one at the boca raton resort i will be there in march. i hear it's fantastic. they eentrecently redid their s made over in spain which is o

an early christmas present by buying back a chunk of its debt from them however when they take the wrapping paper off that gift they won't find it's a little less which they've asked for as part of a bond buyback scheme which saw athens buy back its own bonds at around thirty four percent of their original value the international monetary fund had expected greece to be able to get its debt situation down to one hundred and twenty four percent of overall economic output by twenty twenty now that really does not seem likely right now this is because the i.m.f. to say well we won't be lending any more money to any countries that can't pay back their debts however there is a dangerous precedent with this in terms of greece been able to return the money of course private investors private creditors greece well a lot of banks and a lot of insurance companies have already had to take that hit and it may swell there's no way we're going to get this cash back from greece but that is something that the i.m.f. certainly are not willing to accept right now. well speaking of banks have they been getting

look at the wrappings, all red, white and blue.s is part of sears heroses at home wish registry and these gifts on this day are going to us army veteran sergeant alex hummel and his family. >> look at him. he's like something is up. >> this is at the heinz va hospital in riverside, illinois. listen to the great stuff that sergeant hummel is getting. >> we would like to thank you for your service and dedication. we would like to present you with gifts for your son as well as a gift card for the amount of $800 to you as you see fit at any sears store. >> the thing is the money comes from sears customers. they donate to this fund. $1 million in gift card donations was raised this year and distributed to nearly 20,000 military families. >> that's awesome. >> listen to, of course, sergeant hummel. >> it's awesome to know, you know, the troops have the support of the communities here at home from the bottom of my heart and my families's heart we appreciate everything. thank you so much. >>s it's regular people who have the kindness in th

the kids. we have volunteers that come out, wrap the toys. so we work nonstop hours.e have volunteers that cook the food >> reporter: hundreds of people showed up. each family getting bags of goodies worth about $100. >> stop. get back to work. >> reporter: these presents are all donated, all acourting to age. one-year-old, four-year-old, seven-year-old, everybody gets a present. >> reporter: in the next room, something for the adults, clothes that have been donated and cleaned, ready to wear. >> i got two pea coats, leather shoes a back pack. >> reporter: and food. >> turkey, macaroni and cheese, pie. >> are there usually this many people? >> yes. yes. we d >> reporter: reporting from richmond, patrick sedilo, fox 5. >>> if you have netflix, you may have noticed your service disrupted. the company's explanation for its christmas eve outage. >>> a warning if you are getting your face injected to look younger. how you may have gotten bad botox. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the stre >>> welcome back to cbs 5. glad you came back. netflix blamed amazon.com for its outage. it was ou

. >> susie: ford takes the wraps off a new lincoln, taking the brand back to its heritage, but will a re-branding help rev-up sales, we ask ford c.e.o. alan mulally. >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! after a weekend of trading accusations over the lack of progress on avoiding the fiscal cliff, both sides now have put their opening offers on the table. last week, it was treasury secretary timothy geithner meeting with top republicans. this afternoon, house speaker john boehner sketched out the g.o.p. proposal in a letter to the white house, and the proposal borrows suggestions from the president's own debt reduction commission, whose plan was ignored last year. the republican letter offered $900 billion in spending cuts from program reforms to medicare and social security. the g.o.p. plan would raise $800 billion in revenues by closing loop-holes and reforming the tax code, but stops short of specifics. noticeably missing: the higher taxes on high-wage earners which president obama has insisted on. the white house responded, saying "the g.o.p. proposal does not meet the test o

you can see that area of the pier that wraps around the side of the building and that provides access minimum of 25 feet wide and it's actually much wider among many parts of the pier edge, and you can see that and there is another idea to create ramp access walk for public access that will wind up around the perimeter of the arena and lead you up ultimately to a view derk up on the roof of the arena itself where people can get a spectacular view at that level and over the top there is a concept how we think that part of the roof may have additional shelter and weather protection for that viewing plaza on the roof of the arena, and this say rendering that shows how that transparency of the arena could be realized. this is a view taken inside so people at a ticketed event you can waked around and enjoying the transparent and the views out, and also people walking around the public walk way can actually see in as well and can you see that on the right-hand side of the rendering, so really spectacular opportunities for in door and out door viewing activity. we started to study in great d

at the end of a gift-wrapping challenge, the audience will be judging who has the prettiest wrapped packageeautiful. >> this is looking good. >> and lara's mother is helping her. >> amy has a bus to catch. >> sam, what are we doing? >> i'm wrapping a present. >> sam, you're wrapping yourself. >> go away, go away. >> that's lovely. what could possibly go wrong there, champion? >> i have a plan. i have an idea. i have an idea. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. >> walk away, walk away, walk away! hands up, hands up. america, we're going start here are amy, who has a forwest or a garden theme. n >> no, no, no. >> you have this. >> lara and mom. >> no, i no, no, no. you were a hindrance. >> did you really -- >> you have to show to it the judges. >> audience? curls. no? no, nothing? >> they're booing. >> wait for the big reveal. oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> we have a winner. we have a winner. >> sam champion. >> i'm so sick of you, champion. [ crowd chanting ] >> all: sam, sam, sam, sam! >> ever since sam won the sweater thing, he's gotten very feisty. >> he apparently lo

maybe it did go out to other areas, and structures -- but that is the wrap against the large sums, you subscribe to 10% loss and abuse of moneys, contractor rule. then by thatting thamath, a gool will never reach the intended folks. >> you are right, the answer is two-fold, you are not throwing out the baby with the bag water. you -- bath water, you need fema and government assistance for a mass disaster on the other hand there has to -- >> money directly to people rather than an intermediary. >> i think you are right, it is an administrative issue, it is how you administer akin program like this. we, at bp got it out fast and right with minimum overhead, that is what ought to be done in a case like this. neil: you have to make tough judgment calls, right, in the case of you, 9/11 that a broker who died on 9/11, his potential earnings going forward, what we could have made had he lived will be higher, than cruelly or not a fireman, you have to entertain those type of nitty-gritty money issues, do we do that in these kind of cases? or just treat everyone equally? >> i think it will comm

. >> the ravens will wrap up the regular season on the road at cincinnati. the ravens are back here in baltimore to play host to a first round playoff opponent. back to you. >> thank you . the ravens first rounld playoff opponent will be the bengals -- first round playoff opponent will be the bengals or the colts. >> one word festival. awesome. just awesome. >>> let's take a look at the forecast for the day. it's going to be a calm start to this morning of christmas eve. a little rain comes in late this afternoon. again, it shouldn't be anything that should cause any travel problems if someone is flying, train coming up from the south or north. no wintery conditions just a little bit of rain actually high of 40. over night no rain 32. tomorrow pretty calm day. first warning details coming up shortly. >>> how are you? >> -- doing >> reporter: doing great. we're doing to tell you about these hats and new stuff hitting the market for the ravens. it's manic monday in fells point. these folks came all the way up from annapolis from the red red win bar. that's whe

all of that has the wrap around multi-media components that we have been talking about, social media, advertising, word of mouth, all those efforts are under way throughout that time frame. so then let's take a minute with what that is going to cost. our final slide addresses the cost components by the periods we're in. early notification, statutory opt out period with community outreach with the broadcast cast media. on the bottom are the two polls we're are expecting to conduct for total 1.4 million in expenditures over this year, this coming year. that completes by formal presentation. i am happy to take any other questions. >> colleagues, commissioners, any comments or questions? i know we have asked many already. seeing none i have one -- commissioner vietor. >> sorry. yeah, i had a question just about the davis and associates contract and just to refresh my memory because i know we took this up at our puc meeting and we had a robust discussion around the scope of activities and we really wanted to hear from them and this goes to the supervisor's comments about their focus and th

all of that has the wrap around multi-media components that we have been talking about, social media, advertising, word of mouth, all those efforts are under way throughout that time frame. so then let's take a minute with what that is going to cost. our final slide addresses the cost components by the periods we're in. early notification, statutory opt out period with community outreach with the broadcast cast media. on the bottom are the two polls we're are expecting to conduct for total 1.4 million in expenditures over this year, this coming year. that completes by formal presentation. i am happy to take any other questions.

nbc had kept the abduction under wraps out of concern for his safety. the identities of the kidnappers and their motives are still unknown. >>> here we are 7 minutes after 5:00 on this tuesday morning. lawrence is on assignment today. and standing in the hardest working woman in showbiz, ladies and gentlemen, here's elizabeth with the latest. >> guess where she is going to be today! [ laughter ] >> yeah, we're in the weather center today. and so far, the biggest story is that the temperature is really cold outside. temperatures are on average about 10 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. check out the north bay readings. 38 degrees in santa rosa. 40 in concord. 42 in livermore. so yeah, as you step outside you'll really notice the difference. it's because of an area of low pressure bringing cold breezy conditions for the most part the rain that we saw yesterday having moved east. we could still see a few lingering showers mainly along the coast. the real rain returns later this week. the biggest story will be the cool temperatures and breezes. toda

plus what the royal couple is now saying about the nurse. >> the wrapping sensation is apologizing for a tirade he has made against the u.s. >> and fiscal fighting. the holdup on the on going budget talks and why lawmakers say they are getting frustrated with the white house. >> there are a lot of things that are possible to put the revenue on the table. none will be possible. the president insists on his position. insists on my way or the highway. >>> he may be known for "gagnan style" but now he is apologizing for lyrics earlier in his career. it talks about killing families during the iraq war. he calls it an emotional reaction to the conflict. he is scheduled to perform at an upcoming christmas concert in washington. >> and there is growing backlash against an a outrageous trick. this was the nurse who was duped into transferring the call to the duchess' room and then later reportedly committed suicide. the duchess was released from the hospital earlier this week. a spokesperson for the royal couple says they are, quote, deeply sadenned by the nurse's death, and they did not compla

one of the lines wrapped all around the church. one of the men in line wanted to tell us what the bag full of the holiday meals means to him. >> it's going to help me and my family tremendously. it's going to be -- it's going to take care of the holidays for us. and i really appreciate the help that we're given because i do it for my granddaughters, my two granddaughters. >> they made this day of giving possible with the help of a large number of people who continue to volunteer over the holiday season. >>> mark zuckerberg recently donated a half billion dollars of his community's stokt to a foundation that helps create philanthropic efrpts efforts all around the world. >>> a big honor for colin kaepernick. and the warriors take on the kings in sacramento in a high-scoring affair. >>> and the bay area's favorite way to are i think in the new year is always with kron4! the biggest parties and spectacular fireworks will be on the kron4 new year's live show. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak

it deposits the dough using a conveyor belt an then the machine wraps it around the filling. the secret lies in how the machine moves when closing up the dough. it pushes the center down to create a dent for the bean paste. then it twists the outer part of the dough and closes it up around the filling. four plastic wings move together to perform the twisting action. the device manufacturers observed how hum dough. they spent three years getting the machine to work just right. their machine squeezed into the chinese market last year. it now responds to a growing need for automated food processing. labor costs in china are soaring. breaking into china's market wasn't easy. >> translator: high quality isn't enough. chinese customers especially won't buy buns just because they taste good. they have to look handmade as well. >> reporter: bread makers in china are particular about the pleats on their stuffed products. the shape is formed by hand by twisting an pinching the top of the dough. the manufacturers developed a device that can make several pleats at one. the metallic finge