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morning is actually going to get a bit worse into tomorrow as we see the cold temperatures setting us up with the freeze warning for tonight. all locations except right along the water in san francisco as temperatures tomorrow morning will be dipping into the 20s and 30s. afternoon highs today, even up all the sunshine 50 degrees, low 50s into the south bay and tri-valley. >> we're going to have to get in line, especially for the north bay. thank you for filling in for christine that. >> we're looking at a cold drive with a lot of activity over at the truck stop. look at the roadway. the maps through the area. that's fine out of the irvington district. look at 680 heading north out of the south bay and in toward the tri-valley. we have a crash, reported as a hit-and-run. there's still paperwork going on. sounds like a larger vehicle. maybe a mobile home on the shoulder no major issues or distraction and we'll watch as this develops, very cold along the 680 corridor. >> the cold temperatures have people very eager to get to the snow. many are rushing to ski and snowboard. stocking up on g

sunny days will warm us up a little bit. high pressure comes in later in the week to warm us up to nearly 60 by friday. look for things to be a bit warmer tomorrow. it will be warmer than it was today. look at that. 83 in miami. much of the country is right now shivering as well. 9degrees in the twin cities. 29 in omaha. 34degrees tomorrow in boston. den very warms about is a degrees to 36 after yesterday's high only in the low 20s. for us, tomorrow heading out of the bay area, you also find low 50s. for us, overnight tonight 24 in santa rosa. just 28 at san rafael. 29 freemont. 25degrees at livermore. forecast for the south bay tomorrow 6 a degrees in san jose. 57 in cupertino. how do you suppose people are coping with this in walnut creek? they are probably bundling up, but let's test that theory. walnut creek. uh-huh. yep. bundled up. >> all right. here is some more numbers. there is only so much you can say. 53 walnut creek. 52degrees livermore. extend forecast, we will be looking for things to warm up toward tend of the

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way as you saw it was although they were wearing masks so maybe the car would he would go up to land but not us but. the first. desk he did doesn't come in let's go see a good number that will be number one by. many of them was he when he went up i don't know it was all the corners of the of the cars with snow in the. film about a month is it. we're on our way to be a plus news agency. and us our first estimation. here is the team. that's me johannes this is me three the russian journalist from the magazine that we've been working with this is alina who's also a journalist and. and this is the you will be filming our journey. russia says my most recent visit as a kid my most recent the nowness immigrants provide a. restaurant down or a question that i noticed is that it's not supposed out new to them and letting them go visit us then shows us up. to be a very yes that's absolutely the most extreme that means they can eat it they should go to press and use that which is what these disco this is what he says and couple more years to mature this june up by the us could all be in good it with and w

up. the weather system is sliding through to there north of us right now it is all going to dry out. you see the rain pop up and dries out. we will see clouds. a wind shift and a warm up in over night lows. good news. lots of 40s outside right now. partly cloudy skies and cool tonight. no freeze warnings. no frost advisory. nicer night over all. tomorrow, looking for a few morning clouds and then temperatures upper 50s. low 60s. we are going the right way. into the bay area weekend, plenty of 60s. maybe 70 degrees. here is the low-pressure system. tomorrow partly cloudy skies. nice. this glides through. to the weekend. high pressure establishes itself and numbers increase into the mid-60s. maybe 70. we will track that. rosemary orozco will track this over the weekend. fog burns off. friday afternoon. and then as we get into tomorrow, it is a spare the air alert. partly cloudy skies when you get going tomorrow. temperatures will end up tomorrow in the 60s. these are highs. 59 concord. 62 santa rosa. lots of upper 50s. lots of low 60s. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in vie

but it's not just positive or negative, it also fires us up, so while anger and humor may seem like twoeally different things, they drive us to take action. >> lee on facebook says . . . and here is a perfect example. >> how [ censor bleep ] dare anyone out there make fun of through! >> and there is this video with 100 million views. ♪ >> so elizabeth, that individual individual -- video you just saw the contrast. for the millennial generation some say they are just narcissists, but some say no, good. >> yeah, i think millennials there is a perception we are just interested in cat videos, but millennials are actually driven by purpose and causes. and i think one of the contents behind it, it was criticized, and it is usually what happens with viral videos. first everyone loves them, and then it is a double-edged sword, and your message can be hijacked. ? so storytelling is very important, young person, our brains are basically wired for stories. >> jonah will are more than two days of video uploaded every minute. what does that say about us as a culture, and are people doing this to get

and we have got our jim, who is filling us up with love and holding us up. >> what do you want people to know about jim? >> we want people to know that jim was interested -- in what everybody was doing. he was pure goodness. and he lived that and showed that and gave that to his boys every single day. he gave that to his guys that he worked with. he gave that to his family and his beautiful nieces and nephews. he gave that to his beautiful daughter. i want people to know how good jim was. >> i -- i saw some of the tweets you were sending out. tell us about your dad. >> well, first off i just want to say that my dad was not a victim. i don't want him to be known as a victim. jim lovell was so much more than just a victim. he was a loving father, a great dad. best friend, uncle. great co-worker, just always had had a smile on his face. i just want to say i'm so proud and blessed that i was able to call him -- >> i lost my dad when i was ten. and you guys are just so strong to be able to even be talking about him. it is important for you -- for other people to know about him. you want ot

high pressure will warm us up. it will trap in a lot of the polluteants. so we think we'll have the worst air in the north bay, spare the air day in that forecast. if it looks like weather we've had will be the coldest since 2009. we had 16 last week. and the last time we had temperatures that rifled that was on december 9. you see the cold weather go away. >> thank you very much. congratulations to create tv, san jose, and partnership with the universal foundation announced today the nonprofit organization is the grand prize winner of its 21st century solutions grant programs. it will receive $60,000. and the runners up will receive $25,000. for high impact initiatives. >>> still to come, loved ones are calling it a miracle. a family that disappeared while on a trip to the snow is alive. s "are you okay mom?" "yes i am" (nervous) (screaming) "never again grace elizabeth" life insurance from new york life can help your family keep good going. . >>> eight people injured this afternoon when a driver went crashing into a starbucks in solesome. a woman parked

they are up to over two million views. >> you cheered us all up after the initial stories there. good to see one company giving something to its customers. with media watch, thank you for joining us. great to see you. we turn our focus here on "france 24," ukraine is digesting the news that the president signed off to russia. a $15 billion bailout and a massive cut in the price of gas. pro european demonstrators say that precedent has surrendered ukraine to russian control and calling for his resignation. but there is relief in other parts of the nation that it is on the mend. russian sympathizers in the east, east of kiev to see what people had to say there. >> in a chilly part in ukraine's second city, a few hundred pro european demonstrators gather each evening. recent protests have been a ance to reaffirm their you ukrainian identity. we want to try to speak ukrainian. >> it is still a minority language here. most people here speak russian. the city's cultural identity is linked intrinsically to russian. >> talking about joining the european union today or tomorrow, the report

of the world, open us up to all of the difficulties of the world, to the dangers that come if we makeurselves the judge of -- of all of the world. our job is to love each other, and to talk to each other and to try to persuade other people to be -- not try to persuade ourselves first, that's the first, as he has done -- but try to persuade other people also to -- to make sacrifices for others. when we lent to lampedusa, i'm sure there were people that were very upset by his adopting these poor muslim casualties and the young people that couldn't be killed, because the boat sank. i'm sure they said why don't you worry about other people. he worries about everybody. but he wants to make sure he is worrying about people that nobody is worrying about. so there is the secret of this man. he is going to the periphery of society, and that's where he wants to see the church go. he doesn't want to see the church just with the comfortable. he wants to see us with the uncomfortable, and try to make them uncomfortable as time goes by. it's a big -- he's taken out a big bite out of this -- the dif

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families clogging up our courts and costing ustens of billions of dollars every year. so well mainstream media waste their time demonizing obama for shaking hands with someone they consider the other and we should change the conversation while we americans consider the other and start treating each other like human beings. and that's our show you guys join me again to break this all over. they look like. the local joy the sun the ocean. people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison. ground. behind this there is what we call the bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused this new clyde's despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock and the coral reef about ten metres down. a never ending legacy. when you talk about working with the society of one who do you think should be in charge of determining we try to kill the people shouldn't be the government's this is not a. right or left it's an issue of. the fun

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that will warp us up a -- warm us up a bit. 60 in san jose. half moon bay 60. 62 santa cruz. we start off cold tomorrow morning and then we end up mild. into saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, umer 60s, mid-60s. tuesday -- upper 60s, mid-60s. tuesday, upper 60s. looks like we are running dry through christmas and perhaps beyond that. there is your five-day forecast. enjoy it. we need the rain and this 5 day isn't going to provide it. >> thank you. >>> report accuses the irs of doing business with tax cheats. the government vendors who are skirting the tax code and why the irs says it has to hire them. >> at 6:00 p.m. police tell house how fighter dogs could be connected to other discoveries in the neighborhood. >> parking tickets, how you could be eligible for cash after one city breaks the law. >> these stories and more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. wouldn't it be nice if there was a wireless company that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a r

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and this sight cheers us up. >> i hate these dark days. we wake up at 11 in the morning and still have to turn the lights on in our apartment. but what about the children. they have to spend their mornings and evenings in darkness. >> if you live outside of moscow, tough luck. no lights in the suburbs, just four months of bumping into things. al jazeera in moscow. >> reporter: in around 20 minutes time we'll say hello to these sea animals. previously unknown to science and foun found off the coast of scotland. >> well, china has made its biggest change in social policy in three decades. the one-child policy which campaigners said led to forced abortions and infanticide has been significantly eased. the country's population control law was instituted in 1979, since then couples have been allowed one child. what has changed? >> reporter: it's official. from now on millions of chinese families can grow. and that is music to the ears of many. both in their mid 30s and already have one son. but chen said he feels it's his duty to have another c

coming up next in sports. >>> mark ibanez joins us. the 49ers are basketting in their victory. >> why not. a win streak going. playing their best football. this is also the time of year where rumors start floating about coaches and where they might wind up next year. jim harbaugh's name was connected with the university texas college job. the 49ers are talking about an extension of the 5 year deal that he signed with the 49ers. he spoke about the importance of getting this guy. >> bill was that way. george was that way. they get wound really tight. and there is a certain period of time when you get a burn out. some coaches earlier, some coaches later and some coaches don't have it. i think it is important that he gets things tied up. >> yeah. any 49er fan would tell us the good days are right now. montoya, one of the great names in racing was in sonoma today and he is changing from nascar where he spent 8 years going to open wheeled indycars and getting acquainted with his new race car. he raced before and won the 2000 indy 500. he has

live from seoul, take us up to this point? what led us to his uncle being accused of something so severe as treason? >> well, it is an extraordinary -- i should point out, i am in bangkok, so usually in seoul, but i am in bangkok for the current crisis here. but just, weaking up this morning to find out this latest extraordinary captainner the down fall and obviously the final chapter. he is as an extremely powerful figure, the uncle the husband of the former leader sister. on the death of kim jong-il nearly two years ago. and there have been reported in the south korean media for soil time, based on the assessment, but a couple of the aids have been executed, and then we got this extraordinary development on monday, when the agency publicly said there had been a meeting of the very senior bureau of the workers party, the ruling party, at which he was public humiliated his crimes layed there, he was dragged from that meeting by two soldiers. this doesn't usually happen in north korea, this time of extremely out front envision

therefore, you create hydrochloric acid in the stomach and that uses up vitamins and minerals. we're usually not getting enough vitamins and minerals to keep us young, using them up haphazardly will age you that much more quickly. it also causes bloat in the belly. remember, if you have a question about diet, exercise, or even anti-aging, just tweet me at carolalt@fnc. until next time, i hope you're learning to be a more healthy you. >>> hi everybody. i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. welcome to our show. joining us is marc siegel associate professor of medicine, also the author of inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of safety and health. >> and dr. david samadi from lenox hill hospital. we're ready to learn. start with something that's really important. this has to do with a new warning about a disease that many of us rarely worry about and that's measles. measles have been practal

while millions of dollars are headed back to consumers' wallets. >>> art takes us to new heights. up next, she's going to show us what she goes through to make the city a bit more beautiful. >>> our temperatures could be going to new heights here over the next couple days. high pressure locked in over the bay area and this is unfortunately setting us up for some bad air quality, especially around the south bay for tomorrow. we'll talk about our 18th spare the air day ahead, and highs in the 7 0s in the forecast. a look at that when we come right back. >>> mailing a letter is about to get a little more expensive. regulators approved a three-cent price hike for a first-class stamp. doesn't start right now. it starts january 26th. those stamps are going to cost 49 cents. bulk mail, periodicals and package service rates will rise 6%. regulators say the higher price is a result of severe decreases in mail volume over the past five years. the postal service says it lost $5 billion in the last fiscal year. >>> thousands of american express card holders are getting part of a multimillion dol

and that's the next big test for obamacare, will people who sign up now be able to use their coverage smoothly come january 1st. those who don't need coverage right away will have several months to sign up. open enrollment runs through the end of march. nancy cordes, cbs news, washington. >>> well, target faces new problems following the massive theft of customer debit and credit card information. the retailer is the subject of lawsuits and a justice department investigation. as bigad shaban reports target is working hard to gain back customer trust. >> if target can get hacked, i feel like any store can get hacked. >> reporter: tracy rhodes is changing the way she shops at target after the retail giant revealed a security breach could leave as many as 40 million customers vulnerable to theft. >> i got to the register, and i pulled out my card to put it in the machine. then i thought about it, and i took it out. and i cancelled the whole transaction. i just used cash. >> reporter: other consumers appear to be avoiding the retailer. foot traffic at target stores fell an estimated 5% th

they blew us up. and then we lit all of japan on fire and then hit it with a nuclear bomb twice. there was a bar in chicago that had a marquis that says celebrate pearl harbor with bombs and caw macaw swrees. what other drink are you going to have a guinness? the kamakazis blew up and then we blew up their hometown. what about american pride? the spaghetti o's should be proud of themselves. >> andy, -- >> do you want me to just talk? >> i want to make a point. somebody does something and then everybody jumps all over the twitter thing. when they apologize they are like, oh yeah, no big deal. it is a cycle of outrage to not caring and it is literally an hour. >> i saw this tweet because somebody tweeted it and i retweeted it and i put wtf is this in front of it. i wasn't offended by it. >> you are asked to explain specifically why you were offended. >> i was not offended. people assumed i was offended because people like to get offended. i can't -- then i was dpetting replies from people who were offended. i don't care they tweeted this. >> why do spaghetti o's need a twitter acco

affect how much i use it if it kept going up. that it didnted out not have a fare hike last year and the system intends to stagger those fare hikes every other year. >> all of the folks out there doing their christmas shopping, i assume. some nice weather tonight. >> cloudy, but not terrible. we will warm up over the next few days and then maybe chile by the weekend again. for record-keeping purposes we know that winter officially begins on december 21, but december 1 marks the beginning of the winter months of december, january, and february. overcast will be back tomorrow. sun will come back tomorrow. 50 degrees was the high at reagan national. this is the time of year that we are seeing our earliest sunset. it will 4:46 p.m. and set at 4:46 p.m. for the next 11 days. add moreill slowly on decemberinning 21. hours, thatdaylight is why we get the colder temperatures. one cold snap could be around the corner. a tonight is pretty comfortable. chilly and most areas will be between 38-33 degrees. 53 in atlanta right now. lakes.acros

. >> so now the obamacare, or the obama administration told us they need you to sign up.ot of youth sign up. they need 40% of the enrollees to be under 35 years old. is there any doubt in anyone's mind here that metric will never be met? >> yeah. i think it will be met. >> two reasons. first of all, there are two reasons. number one, it's cheaper for them to pay the penalty. than is it to sign up for things they do not need. that is number one. number two. there are young people who can be -- listen, i can get myself adopted so that when i'm 26 years old i can stay with that family and be covered by their policy. why should i sign up for another policy? we just get adopted and be part of this. >> i would adopt you, wayne. >> leave it there. juan is adopting wayne. my gosh, i can't imagine what that household would be like. coming up, in the middle of a deep green, greenpeace is using santa to suggest that global warming is going to ruin christmas. are you kidding? >> my home in the arctic is fast disappearing, urgently. then i have to warn you, the >>> oh i boy. sorry, ki

the computer model sets us up cool. tomorrow afternoon, it's still clear. coming around over my shoulder. by friday morning, it starts to tee up here up the north coast. and by friday morning we might see some sprinkles shows up. where all that cold air in place, snow on bay area peaks it could certainly be a possibility. watch friday afternoon. we could see scattered showers around the bay area, cold showers on friday, with snow on bay area peaks you're going to a foot of snow and see snow levels in the west area here in nevada down to 1,000 feet below grass valleys. the forecast for that wet weather to move in after tomorrow. that's a friday thing. forecast highs tomorrow, as i said. right there all in the upper 40s. 49 and 48 in livermore. the five-day forecast with your bay area in view then a big cold one here. at 10:00, i will update the forecast. >>> golden state warriors head coach joined cheerleaders and volunteers from pg&e to put together gift cards. the 2,500 bags are fill body soaks filled with socks, toothpaste and other things to be given out