a great environment, it's a great building an unbelievable city.'s a great recruiting area for us it's just a win when all the way around so we're excited to be here no one is more excited than my wife she loves the magnificent mile. so i'm going to grab my credit card. ohio wins a big 45-15. there are reports tonight that the saints agreed to a five-year contract extension players and a new proposal to try to end the lock out. with 0.7 seconds left it's about the only way to do it. with 0.7 seconds left the ball goes up just in time for the win, amazing play. speaking of coaching coach levy handling those or lacquerurlaquer questions really well. >> i don't think they need him but why take a chance. we are not annoying. thanks rich that is the news for this friday night thank you for watching everybody. from rich king and all of us here have a great weekend everybody and goodnight. get back on the field you game time racers... because at kenmore appliances we get it. that's why with 35% more speed america's number one brand gets clothes cleaner, f

. >> there is a lot of city agencies, city departments, divisions that offer up their employees to help us out since overwhelming response, it's unbelievableernment works. this is the time that san francisco city employees have really outshined san francisco's clerk's office didn't need to hear from the mayor to say what's your plan. they offered a plan and said here is our strategy. here is what we can do. we can add all of these computers here and there. we can connect our databases, we can expand our capacity by x. we can open up early and stay late and stay open on the weekends. it's unbelievable. we can coordinate all of the training for our volunteers and them in as deputy marriage commissioners and make sure it's signed and certified. that's an example and a model for others. this is -- what happens is when people prove that things can be done, it just raises the bar for what is possible for everyone else. >> it kind of went cooled plan and this is what we planned for. in some respects, people have kind of commented to me, oh, my god, you were a part of history and how many couples did we mary? how many families did we start? how ma

. >> it is unbelievable the city needs more money and we are raising everything. >> just adding that one day will bring if had two million dollars each year. -- the agency insists it is not about the money, but managing parking. >>> 5:07. mike is here with the forecast. >>> nobody wants rain on a friday afternoon, sorry. good morning, live doppler 7 hd also drop her radar out crescent cityÑ@y] combined you n marching of the rain towards the coast. right now undercut by very dry air, none of this is reaching the ground, but it will towards the noon hour in the form of sprinkles and in the afternoon light rain. deeper greens to our north where the better rain will be on the tail end of this system rainfall amounts will be a little lighter. cooler start today, frost possible inland, a lot of low 40s around the bay. noon sprinkles develop mid to upper 40s, 50 during the afternoon light rain have an umbrella handy and heavier coat during the evening light rain will continue, low to mid 40s showers saturday morning snow level 3,000 feet, frosty but dry sunday morning, partly cloudy monday.

the 29,000 parking meters throughout the city operated by the municipal transportation agency will be enforced. >> it's unbelievablet the city needs more money. >> this change will bring in about $2 million, about 1% of the budget. jackie chong has been warning clients coming to her salon in west portal neighborhood. >> this is not fair. >> but down the street at village grill, the owner agrees that enforcing meters on sundays will free up parking spaces for his customers. >> there are a lot of people that take you downtown. system so motorists will be able to park for up to four hours and free pay. a nod to the many san francisco churches surrounded by parking meters. but with sundays no longer sacred in terms after voiding tickets, head of the interfaith counsel worries about impact. >> this policy is january 6th which is epiphany day for the church. i believe the great epiphany is going to be seeing warnings or tickets on cars. >> warningsy4úthe first month, citations after that. those tickets are expensive. $62 most places in san francisco. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> good things come to an end. >> th

his perception, his understanding, his work ethics, what he does for this city is unbelievable. and he will continue to do that. we know that. there's no doubt about it. the season of gifts is so critical because what we do is reach people that are unreachable many times. people that are in great need and we would be utterly surprised at how many folks we have in just our city that, that are hard to reach. but to get to them and to let them know that we care and that san francisco is the city that really cares is something that is very colt cal. -- critical. so, we feel very strong little that we are not only serving one of the most important directions in regards to reaching people, but also meeting the needs of people. none of us is immune from disaster. all of us could go through disaster that would hurt even those of us who have. so, we're trying to put the haves and the have nots together so that in what we do, the gift of love and the gift of courage and the gift of understanding and the gift of meeting others, this is a diverse city and we need each other. it's so critica

unbelievable. >> oklahoma city residents begin the long process of repairing their roofs, cars and property.es of damage from the storm total almost $500 million. it may be a long time before oklahoma sees another storm like this. but then, again, it could happen any day. this is, after all, spring in oklahoma. >> armageddon! it's armageddon! >>> coming up, with wildfires on either side of him, one man makes a shocking decision. >> i mean, if i was going to die, i was going to die. >> when "caught on camera: man versus nature" continues. [ male announcer ] when was the last time something made your jaw drop? campbell's has 24 new soups that will make it drop over and over again. ♪ ♪ from jammin' jerk chicken, to creamy gouda bisque. see what's new from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge t

the 21,000-plus parking meters throughout the city operated by the transportation agency will be enforced. >> it's unbelievablehat the city needs more money and we are raising just about everything. >> the change will bring in about $2 million a year for the mta. about 1% of it's operating budget. jackie chong has been warning clients who come to her hair salon. this is in the westportal neighborhood. >> come to get their hair done and worry about the meter, that's really not fair. >> but down the street at the village grill, the owner agrees with the mta, that enforcing the meters on sunday will free up parking spaces for his customers. >> in westportal, in particular, we have a lot of people who park their cars all day to be downtown. >> the mta has reprogrammed the system so motorists will be able to park up to 4 hours and even prepay. that was a nod to the many san francisco churches surrounded by parking meters. but with sunday's no longer sacred in terms of avoiding tickets, the head of the interfaith council worries about the impact. >> the policy is going to be implemented on january 6th which is epiph

the 21,000-plus parking meters throughout the city operated by the transportation agency will be enforced. >> it's unbelievablet the city needs more money and we are raising just about everything. >> the change will bring in about $2 million a year for the mta. about 1% of it's operating budget. jackie chong has been warning clients who come to her hair salon. >> come to get their hair done and worry about the meter, that's really not fair. >> but down the street at the village grill, the owner grease with the mta, that enforcing the meters on sunday will free up parking spaces for his customers. >> we have a lot of people who park their cars all day to be downtown. >> the mta has reprogrammed the system so motorists will be able to park up to 4 hours and even prepay. that was a nod to the many churches surrounded by parking meters. but with sunday's no longer sacred in terms of avoiding tickets, the head of the interfaith council worries about the impact. >> the policy is going to be implemented on january 6th which is epiphany day for the christian church. i'm afraid the greater epiphany for a lot of people

of the 29,000 plus parking meters throughout the city operated by the man pal transportation agency will be enforced. >> unbelievable that the city needs more money and raising just about everything. >>reporter: change will bring in two million dollars a year for the mta. about 1% of its operating budget. jackie khong warning clients who come to her hair salon in the westportal neighborhood. >> come to get the hair done and have to worry about meter that's really not fair. >>reporter: but down the street at the village grill the owner agrees with the mta. that enforcing the meters on sunday will free up parking spaces for his customers. >> westportal in particular we have a lot of people who park the cars all day. take muni did you want. >>reporter: mta reprogrammed the system so that motorist will now be able to park for up to 4 hours and even pre-pay. that was a nod to the many san francisco churches surrounded by parking meters. but with sunday no longer sacred in terms of avoiding tickets, the head of the inner faith council worries about the im page. it's implemented on january 6 which is epiphany for the chris

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city forever. scott broom is in mount rainier tonight with some unbelievable bamboo pictures. >> reporter: bamboo, an asian import invasive species that's become a plague in mount rainier, maryland. it's the most bamboo infested city in the state. you had a term for it. what did you call it? >> the devil's weed. >> reporter: well known dramatic actor bus howard is under siege at wit's end. >> we had a garden and all of it and now it's nothing. >> reporter: you see this root action? >> see how gnarly that looks. this thing actually looks like something in a sci-fi. >> reporter: weeks ago howard cut the stuff to the ground in his yard. it is already back. the first day you'll see the shoot come out of the ground and by the fourth day it's over 6 feet. >> reporter: howard is not nearly alone. bamboo grows between houses through fences and spreads like cancer to the next unlucky yard. sometimes it even gets through concrete and foundations. residents cut it down to make trellises and gates, but there's always more where that comes from and now mount rainier is considering a ban to make it illegal to pl

unbelievable. the woman charged with pushing into his death in new york city subway platform has been ordered to undergo as a kedric evaluation. erika menendez has been charged with murder as a hate crime. she was arrested yesterday. >> it was a wild day when it came >> winds calmed down, but temperatures -- >> it is cold outside. a lot of people are outside for the big football game. it is going to be called. be glad you're in here. -- cold. be glad you're in here. looking outside, mainly clear skies allowing our temperatures to tumble fairly quickly. 30 degrees at reagan national airport. winds coming out of north- northwest at 13 miles an hour. 42 is the high, our average for this time of is 4244 degrees. 35 miles per hour wind gusts in indianapolis. nearly 60 miles per hour in wintergreen. silver spring, the district, all ranging with wind gusts around 50. topping our wind chill factors into the 20's for today. 33 in martinsburg. we're going to look for a colder air to arrive. it is going to take another couple of days, all part of a system that arrives new year's eve. that is tomorrow night. on to

city cncil totally sfunctional. recently mayor bing asked th to come in, they said we're on hoday. it is unbelievable. melissa: you saidhey think they deserve a bailout. what makes you think that they feel? >> detroit city councill3 woman came on national tv and said, president obama, we all voted for you. it is time to bring the bacon. bail us out. that outrage just. that folks think they can just spend money like no tomorrow and expect anybody else to bail them out. my constituents from mid michigan are saying no bailout. they need to fix the city theirselves. melissa: this is something going on all across the country. its why we take so much interest in this. we've seen counties or cities at least going bankrupt elsewhere around thecountry. you see whole states. i worry what will eventually happenith california a as a whole. but it seem like, you kn, this is the status quo. people believe that the state or the feds will come in and bail them out. do you have the pitical will in your state to really say no? >> i blow we do. you know, michiga is on a, you know, groundere. we're doing very well. we hav

unbelievable tragedy. ten years of justice delay as the city puts the slows on this civil suit that they have launched againstt's good for the five, good for their families and the city for all of us to put a period on the end of this thing. but justice delayed is also justice denied and it is all because they're unable to admit a mistake. and i think this is going to change when someone, the mayor or someone wakes up in a high ranks in the administration saying remind me again why we're protecting the cops and proers who screwed up back then and got the wrong guy and prosecuted these innocent kids for this crime. why are we doing this? at that point we have the ability to say, yeah, we all mick mistakes. >> own them and move on. >> they have to come up with several millions of dollars. >> that's for the lawyers. as the five themselves say, there's no amount of money that can return that whole. if we thought, think back 14 or 15 or 16 years old and then put a gap. you know? first kiss, first date and prom. >> oh all gone, all gone. >> house, marriage, career. all gone. all gone. >> and you never get it back.

unbelievable storm that we've had. i don't know what to make of it. it's a great detour for me. >> city officials expect the stretch of road to be closed through the entire winter season. reporting live from lafayette, i'm mark sayer cbs 5. >> lafayette not the only spot. vine hill road off highway 17 in scotts valley will also be closed indefinitely. a whole section of hillside disappeared in the storm taking the roadway right along with it. crews don't know how long it will take to fix it up. and chief meteorologist paul deanno says he knows one thing. more rain is on the way. >> flooding rainfall is done but there is more rain on the way. so watch high definition doppler light up this time tomorrowment a few slight showers out there right now. in sonoma county they've moved through. a few slight showers offshore. rainfall as you get closer to clearlake and redding and eureka. rain will arrive first in the north bay. but flooding rainfall is not likely. i'll explain why and how that has an impact on the entire seven day forecast coming up. >>> more trouble for comedian cat williams. h

city? >> well i think one of the big questions right now, i think for the whole country, tragically, unbelievably, this newtown massacre. was this in fact the 9/11 moment, if you will for the issue of gun violence. has it fundamentally changed the american fabric of society. that is concerned about this issue. will that be enough to push the political landscape. senator dianne feinstein of course, democrat of california, very powerful within the democratic party. and the senate. she says she is going to introduce legislation when the congress comes back in january. on controlling the sale of assault weapons again. big question, will that ban on the sale of assault weapons be reinstated. it's all a question of how much political muscle is behind each side. and how much mr. la pierre may, may have damaged the nra's case. by virtue of how that friday press conference went over. miguel? >> barbara starr, thank you very much in washington. >>> and now, to the fiscal cliff. and we are just about to go over the edge. congress has left for the holidays. if they don't get a deal done soon, tax increases a

unbelievably similar attacks against women continue. we have the latest from london. >> we want justice! >> reporter: in cities across the country today indians took to the streets demanding justice for one woman and greater respect for all others. the 23-year-old was gang raped and beaten and then attacked and it started a national debate about the abuse of women. last night she died in a singapore hospital where she was taken for emergency treatment. >> she seccumbed to her injuries because the scale of those injuries was very grave. >> reporter: the medical student was on this bus in new delhi with a male friend when she was attacked by six men using an iron rod. both were stripped and thrown on to the road. it triggered violent protests across india where sexual assaults against women are increasing. in july a student was filmed being viciously attacked while a crowd watched on. even young girls are learning self-defense while praying for change. >> it deepens our determination to battle the pervasive, shameful social attitudes and mindsets that allow men to rape and molest women and girls with such impuni

unbelievable. casey wian reporting live from kansas city this morning. >>> now back to bob costas and his halftime segment on sunday night football where he talked about gun control. hln sports reporter joe carter has been following the social media backlash. that side of the story. morning, joe. >> reporter: hi, good morning, carol. yeah. last night during the eagles/cowboys sunday night football game, bob costas used his halftime segment to praise an article written by columnist jason whitlock. this was an article that related to the jovan belcher situation that happened in kansas city and gun control. and at the beginning of that segment, bob costas did say that he typically doesn't agree with jason whitlock a lot. jason whitlock is a former kansas city star columnist, currently a fox sport s columnist. he says he doesn't usually like his opinions. in this case, he not only agreed with him, he felt like it was so spot on he quoted from the article and paraphrased it extensively. he's a little portion of bob costas's 90-second segment last night. let's take a listen to that. >> handguns do not e

city in i think it was 2003. where does the suit stand today? >>. >> it's unbelievable that this lawsuit has just started.moving at such a snail's pace. everybody who sees this film, this important film, they realize that, one, if they bought the lie back in 1989, how they were tricked. they're so upset and out raged, that the fact that the city is still dragging their feet in trying to compensate us, you know, they wanted us to die a social delt. this was a death sentence. they wanted society to kill us off, as well. never in a million years did they want us to succeed and be here before you today telling the truth ant this matter. >> film just opened. it's an important story and a powerful one. thank you for sharing with us. >> there are many questions left about the

unbelievable. >> we have full coverage on that coming up, but first, let's get the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> the effort to reach a deal on the fiscal cliff is now a two-man operation. president obama and speaker boehner. thank you. nobody else will be in the room. with 24 days before a year-end deadline, "the new york times" says boehner made the request to clear the negotiation room going forward, leaving it up to himself and the president to reach a deal to avoid automatic tax hikes and deep spending cuts. and while the two men may be negotiating privately, yesterday the president took his mess dwrooj the public, visiting a local virginia family as a part of his social media campaign. while sitting around the kitchen table, he told the family he felt optimistic. >> the message that i think we all want to send to members of congress is this is a solvable problem. the senate has already passed a bill that would make sure the middle class taxes do not go up next year by a single dime. just to be clear, i'm not going to sign any package that somehow prevents the top rate from going up for

unbelievable milestone, 500 murders this year alone. hours after police announced they were one homicide away from the 500 mark a man was shot in the head outside a convenience store in the city, but this is not the first time chicago has reached that number. back in 2008 there were 513 killings in the city of chicago. rm. >>> for the second time this month a new york commuter has been pushed to his death on a subway platform. police are looking for the woman in this surveillance video here. the camera caught her running from the queens subway stop. moments earlier witnesses saw her pacing on a train platform. then when the train approached she pushed a man onto the tracks. she is now wanted for murder. earlier this month a man was pushed to his death at the times square station. >>> three police officers recovering after being shot inside their police station this morning. it happened in gloucester county, new jersey. a man is being processed on domestic violence charges grabbed a gun and began shooting. three officers were wounded. the prisoner was shot and killed. the officer's injuries do not appear to be life threatening. >>> this long new year's weekend means a lot of p

unbelievable. >> disappeared in thin air like that. i once actually fried an egg in a very hot cityws. >> you can also bake cookies, you know, in your car. something like that. >> i love it. thanks, nick. we'll check back with you. >>> shifting gears now, president obama promising action on gun control and he's put vice president biden in charge of the response. but the nra has a very strong voice on the other side. they've got more than 4 million members and a powerful lobbying arm in washington. plus, guns are big business. you might be wondering how big. here's our christine romans. >> this is an incredibly profitable industry. background checks, that's one barometer for sales. those background checks have doubled over the past decade. as the economy has stagnated, gun sales have soared. more gun retailers than there are supermarkets and mcdonald's. profits expected to reach nearly $1 billion this year. smith and wesson, brought in $250 million in profit last year. a fast growing part of the country, high capacity magazines for ammunition. gun shops report a surge in gun demand a

you have got an unbelievable growth opportunity here that during the early years saw 4,000% growth, correct? >> yes. listen, we have, we launched the music citys this year. both went platinum. clothing line will sell 3.5 million units. not dollars. pieces of apparel in the website. that is raising eyebrows all over the apparel industry. liz: as we see some of the numbers, i love to go back to the video, seeing people do it, the important point to be made you don't have to have a gym. doesn't have to be like that. you could do it in a church. do it in a cafeteria. do it in a synagogue basement, whatever you can do it anywhere. which brings me to this question. government regulation, has that ever tricked you up? is it more onerous now and how dii you overcome it? >> not really. liz: never a problem? >> government is pretty lax on the fitness industry. there are fitness certifying bodies. we encourage all the instructors to certify american council on exercise and american fitness. it is all good. liz: speaking of struggletores she is here with me on the set. i was a jane fonda. there are billy blanks. there are a million ideas out there. how d

unbelievable story. >>> also, the rather strange story of software company founder john mcafee has taken another interesting twist. he has been found after weeks on the run. mcafee surfaced yesterday in guatemala city, where he will ask for asylum. that's in order to avoid having to return to belize where he used to live. mcafee went underground when he was named a person of interest in the murder of his former neighbor. police in belize maintain that he is not a suspect. and that they just have some questions for him. >>> now, we turn to a shocking health scare for a former child actor. "malcolm in the middle" star frankie muniz, revealed on twitter he suffered a ministroke. muniz, a young guy, just turning 27 years old today, was taken to an arizona hospital last week reportedly after he had trouble speaking and understanding words. muniz later tweeted, have to start taking care of my body. getting old. no word on what exactly caused that stroke. >>> a georgia woman said to be the oldest person in the world has passed away. betsy cooper was 116 years old and lived in a nursing home outside atlanta, where her son, who is 77, said she'd just had her hair done on tuesday morning. cooper was born aug

unbelievable, actually. so, some of the data sets we really needed were already there in very, very good format. and random things that i would never think of like movie set locations in the city of san francisco or every piece of civic art that was there, just really interesting things all with, you know, latitude-longitude, tags and information about them. it was really interesting. and then in my first meeting, in our first meeting with the innovation group, the city i heard of 10 other things that i clearly should have been using and didn't even know existed, literally within the first 15 minutes of the meeting. ss things like street safety, sidewalk safety scores and quality scores so we could wrap people around places. * route people around places. really unbelievable. we availed ourselves of resources going forward. we had the same -- like any data set, you find great things about it. then there's missing values or is thisxtion that got auto populated. we fixed a lot of things. we fixed a lot of gps coordinates. we would love the ability to post that back up * . even if you're not crowd sourcing new things, you can definitely crowd source quality of a data set that way.

city thunder, a rematch of the nba finals. second quarter, james he'll show off his power with the rebound putback slam. he finally picked up foul. unbelievably games. durant baseline with the floater and foul. 33 for durrestaurant and dwyane wade to -- for durant and dwyane wade, jam, one-handed slam. 91-86, heat and james to bosh inside. 98-95 at that juncture. heat win 103-97. it's the fifth straight heat win over the thunder going back to june's nba finals. >>> the lakers, they are finally starting to heat up and kobe bryant playing on christmas day for the 16th time in his 17 seasons. lakers hosting carmelo anthony aned new york knicks. look at kobe go. back door, the reverse layup. kobe had 34 points his ninth straight game with 30 or more. knicks go on a 15-5 run to open the third. anthony with downtown, p 'melo matched kobe bryant about 34 himself. pau gasol, he's been is -- he's been called so, he throws down the exclamation point. lickers -- lakers win. they even their record at 14- 14. >>> in brooklyn, now celtics at knicks, hello, santa claus, rhonda will be on the break, he will -- rondo will be on the break. 19 point, five assis

city. take a look at that. >> unbelievable, we don't deserve it.nie deutsch. >> president obama knew before he picked up the phone on thursday afternoon, what susan rice the ambassador to the united nations was calling about. she wanted to take herself out of the running for secretary of state and spare him a fight. and that's exactly, mika, what she did. >> brian williams asked her about this and here's a little bit more of her explanation into how this happened. >> i have done sunday shows many times in the past. secretary clinton had originally been asked by most of the networks to go on. she had had an incredibly grueling week dealing with the protests around the middle east and north africa that had enveloped our embassies. and she declined to do it. it wasn't what i had planned for that weekend originally. but i don't regret doing that, brian, i think when you're a diplomat and a public official and a tragedy happens and it is related to the work that you do, it's our obligation to try to explain it as best we can to the american people and t