. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help ushere about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pan. >> i like is the rece

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help ushere about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pan. >> i like is the rece

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us showing us the best ads. >> believe it or not, some people only watch the super bowl for the commercials. obviously the broncos and some ads are already out. we have a few to show you. schumer. several out fits. christopher walken selling a %- sock puppet. there's william de foe in a dress. this one is a secret, because i don't want to spoil all of them. we have aliens talking about emojis in the future. not sure what they're selling. one of my favorite, super bowl babies featuring seal. ever since we were in diapers we watched every game cheering so loud >> then there's the crying baby. if you want to take a look at some of these commercials that are out early, some are released and we have a liik at our web site, thedenverchannel.com. you have to have seal to really drive that point home. >> all those super bowl babies, awesome. when you think broncos we want you to think denver 7. it's why through sunday. we'll have the entire crew live for a special this evening at 6:30 live from the bay area. alsooon super bowl sunday wake up with denver 7. we'll have extended coverage sunday morning from 7:00 to 11:30. >>> we have more broncos coverage coming up. jahmai webster will join us with the latest from super bowl sunday. >> the democratic debate was entertaining. %- the candidates getting down right mean. >> this morning as you get those little ones ready, make sure you're dressing them in orange, temperatures in the 20s. a few flurries. not everyone will see the wet thing. this afternoon when you pick them up, mid- to upper 30s, and plenty of sunshine. >>> i'm from texas, supporting japan. go broncos. >> some of our military around the world cheering on the denver broncos. super bowl l only a couple of days ago. certainly the blue and orange can feel the good vibes coming from around the world from our men and women serving our country. >>> breeking news now, this is the scene of rescue operations going on now where 100 miners were trapped in a gold mine. there was a collapse at the mine in south africa. five not accounted for. none of the rescued have serious injuries. >>> police in wheat ridge are looking for this man. this is andrew howton. they say he could

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help uso socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one

us now, showing us we have a big trough in the upper atmosphere overhead. it's going to depart later on this evening and overnight. tomorrow, we should have a full day of sun from start to finish, though it's going to be quite cold. here comes the next impulse, down the sliding board here, you can see that it's aimed at us, on friday morning about 7:00. moisture will be limitd with this. it is possible that it maybe able to generate a few scattered snow flurrys especially on friday morning and once it moves by, we probably don't have much to worry about in terms of precipitation from that point forward through the weekend, it is going to be awful cold, as yet another direct shot of arctic air comes down from eastern canada. we got our storm system to look at next week, that's represented by this thing here, it looks like it would be cold enough for precipitation to be in the frozen form, the by the time the main system gets here, it maybe too warm for anything but rain. can you imagine the coldest air mass of the winter and 36 hours after it peaks, it could be above freezing and raining. is that amazing or what? 34 degrees, breezy and cold, skies clearing, late tonight down to 20, tomorrow should be a pretty day, no clouds forming tomorrow. lots of sunshine, a high right where it was today at 40. on fri

you are so mean to us, showing us these great dishes. >> chris: you could use that on a cool day like today. it is cold tonight. temperatures back in the teens in the suburbs. close to 20 in the city of boston. we take you through 7-day forecast. and we will get back into the's after being one of the warmest winters on record. that will continue sunday into monday. >> sarah: all right. we are following breaking news right now. chris christie has just endorsed donald trump. >> christa: this is really interesting. christie himself dropped out of the race a couple of weeks ago after a poor showing in new hampshire. now it is official. an announcement going on right now. we will be following that. the latest high-profile endorsement here after a few weeks ago, it was sarah palin who was on stage along with trump. and once again, we are hearing chris christie is throwing his support behind the billionaire real estate guy. >> sarah: much more on that on 7 news at i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... but i thoug

us nc-17, fro -- it's now an r-rated clip. >> jimmy: standard practices here atbc, which isour run the clip. >> listen, i don't want to get practices. but i just think you should show us the clip! >> show us the clip! show us the clip! >> jimmy: all right, we'll figure something out when we come back. >> i'm call my lawyer in sri lanka? you call the guy in sri lanka. i'll talk to my guys. sacha baron cohen here's. we will not be seeing the clip. [ cheers and applause ] disease is tough, but i've managed. was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal

some of the sky 6 cameras up north and traffic cameras karen has been showing us show us partial snow coverage in the northern areas. slow it down if you encounter that. the bigger issue is down south where you see the brighter bands of white pushing through. areas along the atlantic city expressway and parkway and ocean county and southern burlington county. farther to the south we have it through reeds beach and cape may county and dover. as we leave you with the wide view the bands are covering roads. we'll see this fill in. it's kind of choppy scattered snow right now. by noon half the region will see snow, by 3:00 p.m. everybody. as we look outside we have cloudy skies. and down the shore that's where we have seen the snow. cape may, sky 6 showing that to you. the current temperature is 19 degrees in philadelphia. you have to worry about the arctic cold that is in the process of working its way out. the windchill is making it feel like 12 as you step outside at this early hour. future tracker 6 is showing you between now and noon snow is in philadelphia starting to push in and fi

show. steve: simone boyce joins us to show us how the play smart people is trying to get people -- >> reporter: this is what the play is going to do. i'm really excited to see it. a discussion about race and class in 2016 almost inevitably ignites debate over the political election ahead of us. the play smart people asks its audience to revisit the 2008 election as told through the eyes of a racially diverse and capable cast. >> i barack obama -- >> reporter: in his final term, a new play analyzes his race to the white house and how it changed our conversation about race itself. >> i wanted to know what people who look like you see when they see the things i see and that we see two different worlds. >> i was in my apartment. people were banging pots and that feeling of euphoria like something real just happened. change is coming. >> reporter: in smart people, the there's one of four harvard professionals attempting to make sense of the election alongside house of cards actor ali. >> this makes us human. it's supposed to be our ability to control our impulses. >> jackson is just dealing with be

reporter general any tear shows us -- jennifer shows us the aftermath. >> reporter: after a six-car crashlled three people, it happened around midnight when investigators say this dodge challenger and a dodge charger were racing southbound down the freeway at speeds around 90 miles per hour. >> he said that he just observed a similar-looking vehicle as his and it caught his attention andthey began to race. >> reporter: officers say the driver of the challenger is lockhart, a 35-year-old now in custody on possible vehicular manslaughter charges. investigators say his challenger clipped the ups truck forcing it to go airborne and land in the north born lanes. the accident killed two teenagers in this nissan headed back from a day at disneyland. prospective not lost on those sitting in traffic for hours. >> so sad. our thoughts and prayers have to be with the family members. >> reporter: three dozen investigators say this could have been prevented. >> we see a lot of people street racing. this is the cause. >> what a mess. wow, that was jennifer reporting. four others were injured in that cr

us actually show us what this is and does. >> okay. so the pocket drone was created meant for portability. so thing that you can take with you on the go. it does come with a bag. be able to go in there. something easily be able to fit in your pocket for you to take anywhere. you went biking with your friends or picnic with your girlfriend. whatever the case may be. you don't want to the carry a nice big drone that has a 720 hd camera and your book bag. you want something you take right out of your pocket. hence we made the pocket drone. >> this is one of my favorite things here. just like that, i was off again. of course, i needed a light lunch break and what could be lighter han edible bubbles. not bad. it's turkey i think and stuffing. what was the flavor? >> tutti-frutti. >> okay. finally to end my day, i can't help but make a quick stop to hang with some old furry friends. >> every year we go by folkmani puppets. i thought this year why bother because there's never anything new in puppets and that's why -- oh, what are you talking about? >> oh, are you new too? >> yeah. what is on my head? is that -- oh, that is the world's cutest toupee. wow. wow. who are you? >> i'm the brown bear cub. >> brown bear cub. can you speak -- who is this is guy? >> this is a french bulldog. >> french bulldog. >> yeah. and that's my buddy the raccoon over there. >> well, you found trash. here i am. and just like trash, it's time to take it to the curb. >> thank you, dick, for that just anyone can't roll up to the toy fair. you've got to be a toy insider or with the media. and even media folks -- >> i learned that you can make a banana an instrument. who knew. >> make it play like a piano. >> i'm not sure about the edible bubbles. i don't think i want my kids trying to eat the bubbles. >> i don't know that i can get on board with that one at all. >> i'm not so sure they're organic either. >> we should note, this was the 113th year. and as is tradition, next year will be the 114th. >> that's a good detail. >> you're welcome.are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. approaching medicare eligibility? 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>> "beast of no nation" idris elba was passed over for an oscar nod only to be nominated and win a screen actor's guild award weeks later on tnt. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv. >> this is that watershed moment when the academy changes because they're being forced to change. >> reporter: the academy has now put forth new initiatives to double the number of women and minority voters by 2020 and increase diversity on the academy's board of governors. needs to be addressed across the industry. >> reporter: in fact, a new university of southern california study on diversity gives failing grades to every hollywood movie studio and most tv makers. >> our study makes it really clear, hollywood is a straight white boy's club. >> reporter: all eyes are now on this year's oscar host chris rock who told "essence" magazine get paid less than everybody in hollywood. everybody's talking about jennifer lawrence, talk to gabrielle union. >> it is going to be an extremely memorable monologue simply because of that particular topic. >> reporter: in fact, an oscars producer says chris rock threw out his original monologue and completely rewritten it to include the diversity controversy. brandi hitt, abc news, hollywood. >>> join us on sunday night at 7:00 eastern for everything oscars. 4:00 pacific, of course, here on abc and tune in and join us here morning for a full wrap-up. >> you got your tux? >> i got it measured. i'll post a photo on my instagram. >> everyone's looking forward to that. >> we're all getting dressed up. >> glad you told me. go get a dress. >> wait till you see jack's outfit really. wait till you see jack's hd-5it shut down an area overnight and into the morning. a house engulfed in flames and it's all caught on camera... only on action news you'll see the moment first responders tried to save a life. good morning las vegas! let's get to dayna with what's happening right now.... right now... we are gathering information about shots being fired near owens and lamb, we are at the they tell us people living in fired and then the vehicle sped off. police are looking for that person right now...and trying to figure out exactly what happened there. right now... police are telling us they found a p

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show us? take. >> he can show us right now. are they on the part of the body where we could show on tv. there is mine. i have a tattoo. both of those were impulse buys. >> most tattoos or impulse buys. but say that. >> it's been a while. i was young and nai ve. never put arts on your body that you and be proud to hang on the wall. a valuable lesson learned. let's go to pinpoint weather as a get to work here. please tell me you borrowed them from your life. >> here is all the warm weather across the west off to the east as it has been for several weeks. tonight, we are watching as weeping cold front. off the west coast and ahead of it you can see we're each acting a lot of moisture and it's heading our way. that cold front will deliver. that's sweeping cold front will deliver a quick shot of a couple of images of snow across the mountains. i will give you the totals has tomorrow will be in the 40s for the cold front arrives and hear things to a windy day, there is a benefit, very warm temperatures in the 60s, 70s and i can't believe her seen 80s to the south and east. a windy start a gets

stroller video courtesy of central virginia aerial solutions want to thank them for sharing with us showing us the extent of the damage throughout this area at this very moment you can hear the chainsaws you might be only hear them right behind the tree that fell yesterday during the storm will work is underway to cut the trip right now. remove the debris from this area will have a little more rushed going here from a crew that's out here working donating her time to help clean up the damage in this area loosing we see the good samaritans pop up in situations like this thank you so much for your children aren't well yesterday storm not only produce a tornado but also the damaging winds in the rain can crack it is incredible how random the past can be. yet when you you develop and then the damage pattern out there on her senior year of homes are destroyed next to homes are not pricing that's one of the things i can recall o one of this place that was enough of the pencil that was eight years ago there was the from the house demolishing trees down in the back of passers a cup that was untouched

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as adam weaner shows us -- adam walser shows us, he is in the fight of his life. >> the physical activities that once came so naturally to this 6-year-old boy aren't so easy anymore. with just a few weeks ago, it wasn't clear river ross would wake up from a coma. a simple mistake sent them into a tree. river hit his head, fracturing his skull, and causing brain damage. just this week, drinking through a straw was a big accomplishment for river. >> i think he's got a plan. >> reporter: his father brian has been by his side for nearly every minute of this tough physical therapy. >> nothing can prepare you for when it's yours. >> reporter: brian is a manatee fund me page to benefit the family says, brian has spent 13 years helping others and now it's time for us to help him. >> i would like to think it's all him that's bringing all the support. >> reporter: whether it's because river's dad is a firefighter or because river's smile is so inspiring, donations, about $25,000 have come in from all over the country. >> i don't have words to convey how grateful we are, how thankful. it's something t

this afternoon, more severe on its way, hope everyone is safe and quick look at the photo he sent us shows useavy rain coming down and fog as well. fog has been a issue all day long. the police be safe outside on the evening this evening. 63 degrees as we check with robert stewart in clementon, new jersey, also reporting a decent amount of rain. not just rainy day in paradise, strong wind with very strong gusts, as this front comes through thing i'm most concerned about damaging straight line wind gusts. the lets look at is what happening right now on our severe, weather accounts picture we are looking at composite satellite radar here. you can see will with this system, so this storm is a beast, and it is a beauty, textbook storm, you can see circulation around center of the low, and here's that front that squall line moving through portions of pennsylvania, right on down through portions of the carolinas we zoom in on this you can see scope of what this storm is doing all across the country with winter warnings in the the great lakes, winter advisory as far south as portions of tennessee, n

us actually show us what this is and does. >> okay. so the pocket drone was created and meant pore portability. so thing that you can take with you on the go. it comes with a bag. be able to something easily be able to fit in your pocket for you to take anywhere. you went biking with your friends or picnic with your girlfriend. something you don't want to carry a nice big drone that has a 720 hd camera and your book bag. you want something you take right out of your pocket. hence we made the pocket drone. >> this is one of my favorite things here. just like that, i was off again. i needed a light lunch break and what could be lighter than edible bubbles. not bad. it's a turkey i think and stuffing. what was the flavor? >> tuitt i fruit i. >> okay. i was close. finally to end my day, i can't help but make a quick stop to hang with some old furry friends. >> every year we go by folkmani puppets. there's never anything new in puppets and that's why -- what are you talking about. >> oh, are you new >> yeah. what is on my head? 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show you that. we have some technical problems. which he did was she took us inside and showed us the holes of the walls where the fire guys came in, and they were trying to get the embers down. they were going up into the roof, and they were going up there because this fire was blowing so badly that it was blowing embers underneath the roof and it was starting to burn. they were having to get in. we will have more on that coming up, but that is the latest from here. i big part missing -- a big part missing, a terrible tragedy four days ago, still working to determine what caused the fire. we will work to get that update for you. you can see more pictures from saturday night in the aftermath right now on wavy.com. anchor: after months of layoffs at local shipyards, finally some good news. the navy ordered a contract of three norfolk businesses totaling $3.5 billion. one has laid-off hundreds of people recently with 530 more being cut in march. however the contract could mean workers may be hired back. the two other yards benefiting have lengthy contracts running through 2021. anch

from the future. >> that is what we're using now. >> the wall-sized device and table top sibling shown several times. >> producers reached out and asked us to show usnology. >> it figures out who is speaking and zooms in. >> telepresent isn't the only real world innovation, the writer made good friends up the road at ames research center he talked to quite a few people that used to work in nasa. >> making sure the map is upright. >> the mav. that looks like a design we'd have now. >> the story does take liberties. >> the atmosphere is thin. so it won't blow things around like that. >> and video conferencing too. the speed of light just isn't fast enough to do this beyond lower orbits. >> that is one of the problems is that communication tune. >> so the international space station the delay is seconds but to mars, several minutes. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. >> a disease almost took away one thing a man could not live without. >> up next, how a professional musician retaught himself how to play after losing his finger tips. >> and water in some homes are contaminated with lead. how to find out if yours is among them.

radar showing us -- satellite showing us we are dry but a big bubble of high pressure keeping clouds t bay for a little while. future cast, this particular model in motion, overnight tonight into early monday morning, clouds move in from the south southwest, pushed in our direction. set up by lunch time, according to this model anyway, for snow northeast maryland to move into our area. high pressure in play now will be skirting off the coast and this system poised to move in midday tomorrow. we'll be cold enough tomorrow, should be cold enough tomorrow to have the system begin as snow but then changing over you see the pink line. that's the wintry mix. icing in there, it is possible before rain moves in monday night into tuesday morning. for today we'll call it frigid again. we'll have less wind especially towards the afternoon. temperatures 15 to 19 degrees. 24 degrees was our high temperature yesterday. so we are colder today for sure. 16 our projected high in philadelphia. we'll keep it as a first alert forecast, tracking that snowstorm tomorrow, rain on tuesday, a few flurries wed