they say don't use woke.l guys like me don't say it. >> if the white guy didn't use the word woke they would say the white guy was out of touch and didn't understand their concerns and was ignoring them. >> what would make them happy? i thought we were being serious after november 8th. it was too layered for me. i am not smart enough. >> too layered, mtv. lou, what did you say when you woke up this morning? >> if i can just cut to the chase. the young lady talks about things being too complicated and differentiating in the phrase black lives matter versus all lives matter trying to create them as opposites. the whole damn thing is too complicated. they look like a group of people frankly seeking and searching desperately for you are rel ven see. >> is there anything you would think about applying to next year for yourself? >> i wouldn't consider -- no. i don't think there there is a single person there that looks like they have the experience, the intelligence or the talent to prescribe anyone's behavior, esp

i woke up because i had a little heater going and it was roasting the place. >> i fell asleep and wokeup with ice all over me. [ laughter ] >> it is freezing out there. >> you ran around in the frost, too. >> yes. [everyone talking at once] >> sometimes i wonder about you. >> a lot of people do. you are not the only one, jr. >>> now, we are looking at clear cold times in the last couple of days. tonight, no exception as the cold air is settling in over head right now. we have freeze warnings up for places away from the coastline. we will see frost to the coast. the freeze warning, coldest temperatures, the north and the east bay and the south bay. be careful tonight. expect unusually cold temperatures even along the coastline. we had reports as early as 8:00 in the evening. so you get the idea of the cold air working its way all of the way to the coastline. those temperatures down in the 30s. all right, this is what we are expecting for overnight lows. 28 degrees in santa rose -- santa rosa. now, you could see black ice early in the morning tomorrow. even 30s along the coastline. chill

now stay woke they creepin but stay woke ? ? they creepin' they gon find you gon catch you sleepin now stay woke ? ? they creepin don't you close your eyes stay woke ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. come on! thank you, thank you. childish gambino! [ cheers and applause ] "awaken my love" is out now! wow! my thanks to arnold schwarzenegger. elle fanning once again. [ cheers and appus childish gambino! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye, everybody! ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mindy kaling. from "travelers" actor eric mccormack. comedian joe pera. featuring the 8g band with ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies andentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight o

up from a nap. >> i woke up because there was smoke everywhere. i woke up, my entire space was fill with smoke and i could see this orange glow and i got on my coat and shoes and got out of my space and i looked and there was a wall of fire. well over 8 feet high. and i just started heading for the front door. i was already getting dizzy and light-headed and i just -- >> about a minute after she made it out the door she called 911 and said the power went out leaving those to deal with the smoke and flames in total darkness. >>> learning new details about the man said to be the principle pennant of the warehouse that burned. derrick ion is on probation for stealing a trailer from a woman last year. he has a restraining order that claimed ion attacked them as they tried to get equipment back after an event on new year's eve in 2014. they did not go through with the restraining order requests. ion requested a restraining order against this woman who he claimed was squatting in that warehouse. 2 investigates has uncovered pictures submitted to the cit

now stay woke ♪ ♪ they creepin don't you close your eyes stay woke ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>eers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye, everybody! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mindy kaling. from "travelers" actor eric mccormack. comedian joe pera. featuring the 8g band with dave lambardo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gtlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight out there? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump's administration reportedly has the most white male cabinet since 1989. and the most wigs since 1789. donald trump stopped in

. >> they woke you up?th this [ bleep ] with a bunch of [ bleep ] in here. that is what is going on out here. >> but what was interesting to me was after, you know, we continued to film him, suddenly percy turned to brian and apologized. >> my bad. i snapped on you, man. i just woke up, you know? >> what's that? >> my bad if i kind of griped at you, man. i was just waking up. >> i understand. >> it was a little surprising to see him kind of let his guard down and apologize. but i was like, wait a second, you don't need to apologize, you know. you just do your thing and don't worry about us. >> don't all give my clothes away before i get back. >> there was the first flicker of awareness in percy, and he actually stopped and was realizing how he was being perceived by other people. when percy got moved back into the general population dorm, he almost acted as though it was his choice, but i think he knew it was a demotion, and i think he felt bad about it, so he had to put on this front for the other guys. >>

((paul joncich)) >> mark strassmann is in rosalie (rose-uh-lee), alabama, where residents woke up to see the destruction. >>>(connor hughes) "there is so much that needs to be done that i don't know where to start" connor hughes - like many here in jackson county- has returned to what's left of his home. he's struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. (connor trying to locate some bowls so i can get something to drink hundreds of structures were leveled and thousands of people are without power. jim smith lost his business when the twister hit. (jim smith/storm victim) my business is gone, it's no big deal. i'll uh i'll get it all together and re-start." "it's coming right at us! look at this" (fort walton video) (mark strassmann, cbs news, rosalie, alabama) (:37-:45) you can see the path of destruction and the severe northeast alabama blew into tennessee and georgia and then headed for the carolinas. (south carolina) 100 miles north in tennessee, the town of athens is recovering from extensive property damage. (sheriff joe guy/mcminn county) "we are extremely fortunate that

they woke her up out of bed. she said her life changed in a matter of minutes. >> i was sleeping, my kids woke me up. i didn't hear nothing. unaudible. >> it happened so fast. very fast. less than tenthe whole house was up in flames. unaudible. >> when they went to the back, it was wenting to the back. i could do nothing. i'm happy, my kids are safe. but i'm numb. >> reporter: at this point fire crews on the scene tell us they don't know where or how this fire started: that is for fire marshals to determine. he is expect to be out here once the sun comes up. back to you guys. >> jenny, thank you. >>> 6:05. what a fire. >>> a man is found dead after vacant home burns in west philadelphia it happened on north 64th street around 8:30 last night. building was engulfed when fire fighters arrived, they discovered body of a 44 year-old man after they put the fire out. officials are trying to figure out the cause. >>> another devastating loss for wilmington fire tenth. a third fire tighter has died after that horrific bl

i woke up, trump had a clear lead. i woke up, trump had one. man, donald trump.d the stats said hillary had w011 the end the stats said hillary had won it, it's in the bag. hillary had beyonce, all these people coming out on stage with her, saying she is the future. i want to build a wall. we need the wall. we have some bad people here and we are going to get them out. i made a mistake using a private e— mail. them out. i made a mistake using a private e—mail. if i had to do it overagainl private e—mail. if i had to do it over again i would obviously do it differently. this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologise to my family, i apologise to the american people. americans are that fickle, they would rather have someone tell them as it is, regardless of how bad their messages, he allowed theatre come to the surface. he allowed racist sentiment to come to the surface.” don't think it's all about race. i'm not going to be ignorant or make it simplistic. a lot of people are talking about bringing jobs back. although he's not working class, they believe

woke up to see the rn decided to reroute d apl. i feel like i am in a dream. they actually listened to what we wanted. >> racial tweeted opinions aside i am grateful to live where victory isn't determined by your size or money. caleb rights this construction should have continued. the liberal elite would have you walking to work while they ride limos to the ball. we would love to hear from you. log on to any of our wusa 9 conversation. >>> another foot of snow could fall on hawaii's two highest mountain peaks on top of the two feet dumped there since last thursday. last night most of the big island and all of hawaii were under a winter storm warning. officials were closed to force a section of hawaii's volcano national park due to fog, heavy snow, icy conditions. snow on hawaii's mountain peaks is not uncommon in the colder months because they are this has to be giving meteorologists a lot to talk about since usually it's warm, sunny, beautiful. today, tonight and the rest of the week. >> most people don't live at the top of those peaks so they are down where

i feel like i woke up on the sidewalk and then seeing -- everything everything orange, this orange wall of fire, i don't know it felt like seeing a monster.>> reporter: 15 feet of flames. being hit in the face with black smoke and i was blinded by it. she lived inside as well and escape the flames.>> everyone get down get down as low to the ground as you can and getting people out. then getting outside and realizing that nobody was there. >> reporter: she sprinted to the firehouse a block away. carmen said that overwhelmed residents tried their best to tame the flames. >> people tried to put it out with [ null ] -- with fire extinguishers. we had fire alarms. it's like the out of fire a huge fire with a water pistol.>> it was pitch black. you could not see where the exit is, -- >> it is awful. is awful anytime there is a tragedy like this and we should honor those lives that were lost. it's not about placing blame on anybody that was there. it is tragic.>> reporter: the two women are still suffering they only left with what they were wearing. they survived and so many people did not.>>

people in one philadelphia neighborhood woke up to presents under the tree and a not so nice surprise outside. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, celebrating christmas. people across our entire region are marking the occasion in many ways, from church services to festive meals and giving back to those in need. some even getting outdoors to take advantage of the mild christmas weather. good evening, everyone. merry christmas. i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us tonight. we have team coverage of christmas celebrations across our area. but we begin with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika mart n martin, who is tracking change after a nice christmas day outside. >> great day, in fact. 50 degrees at philadelphia airport. that was the official observation. outside, it is still quiet. at the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast conditions. in and around philadelphia, we're seeing 44 for kensington. society hill, 48. look at all these 40s. upper 30s for chestnut hill. satellite and radar image showing a few clouds. really

. >>> 9 people in the north wood neighborhood woke up on christmas to find their car tires slashed. some of the damaged cars were parked along faulkrod street this morning. jeff chirico will have more on the investigation at 12:30. >>> crews are recovering pieceful a russian plane that crashed into the plaque sea. >>> president obama pays tribute to the troops during his final christmas as commander-in-chief. >>> it's time to pack up the decorations, whew, we'll tell you how to recycle your christmas tree when "action news" continues. >> 'tis the day of mourning in russia to remember the 92 people killed in a plane crash in the black sea over the weekend. russian officials say a pilot error or technical problem is likely to blame for the crash. aviation officials say there could foul play. dozens of sirnlings from the world -- singers from the world famous military choir were on board. the black box is missing. >>> residents in southern chile are cleaning up from a strong earthquake that strict yesterday. it truck 800 miles south of the capitol. no major damages or death were report

they could have woke him up. he woke up on him asleep. >> the officer on the driver's side forsees that the driver now posing a threat to two people and takes action. >> in capitol heights, scott broom, wusa 9. >> that suspect pleaded guilty to handgun and gun charges last months. he was set free on a $15,000 bail. >>> ivanka trump got an earful from a passenger on board after jetblue flight leaving jfk this morning. trump was traveling in coach with her children and others when the man began yelling, your father is ruining the country, why is she on our flight. she should be flying private. according to tm z she ignored the man who was escorted off the plane while yelling expressing my opinion. jetblue said the team worked to reaccommodate the man on the next available flight. >>> the trump transition now. donald trump made some key apointments today. shawn spicer will be the press secretary. kelly ann conway was named a counselor to the president and will help shape the message of the new administration. in mor

she woke up saw him standing there and yelled at him to leave. and he did leave. but before he left, he bent down and pet her. evan has more county. >> police say that this man tried to get into the woman's house a second time. that is what led to his arrest. >> it takes away your sense of security and and piece of mind. >> brittany klein was fast asleep one night nearly 2 weeks ago when the sound of her phoenix jumping out of bed startled her awake. she looked up and saw a shadow standing over her. groggy, she reached for the figure and saw him duck. >> i could see him crouched down on the floor. he did not look up at me. he was petting the cat. quest police to the strange man was 24-year-old jasper. he lives one street over from her but she had never seen him before. police have no idea why he broke in or why he took a liking to her cat. >> the scariest thing to me is, had the cat not jumped off the bed and woken me up when he realized someone was in the room, how long wou stood there staring at me? and what was he thinking about doing? and what i have woken up

bismarck resident corrie guerts woke up to a seven-foot snow drift blocking her door. the arctic blast is on the move. the cold front is sweeping across eastern montana to minnesota, widespread subzero wind chill temperatures. western north dakota is getting punched with the lowest wind chill-- all the way down to 30 below zero. the wind chill is 14 below zero because of these 40-mile-per- hour gusts. and, scott, residents expect this white stuff to stick around until the spring. >> pelley: omar villafranca with the big chill. thanks. >>> today, the supreme court dealt a blow to apple. the justices sided unanimously with samsung in a long-running patent dispute. the court found that samsung did copy some of the apple's design for the iphone, but not enough to hand over all of its profits from samsung devices. a lower court will now decide how much samsung does owe. >>> coming up, we'll bring you this story, a good night's sleep can be a matter of life and death. >>> and later, 75 years after pearl harbor, arizona honors the crew of its namesake battleship. rooms come i

um -- >> i know when you woke up this morning were you looking at the scores and were you like oh, i got to get it out. >> eating breakfast and i thought, is that right? i'm so tired. >> bleary eyed. >> double take? jim, you got to mix patterns, and did you it, well may not be the word i would use, but -- no, i would say, even though i'm not a fan that far suit, i'm glad you get to wear it, that's wonderful. >> what we are expecting here today very quiet day, any friends, specking sunshine, temperatures smidge above the average here, storm scan nice and quiet. it will stay that way throughout the entire day. with eventually some clouds on the way. >> mid's, but nice clear sky the temperatures can certainly bottom out little more readily specially in the valley areas, allentown, 26 degrees, right now, and below freezing at well up at mount pocono >> december 23rd, not bad at all, partly sunny sky overhead to boot. christmas eve features wet weather. stick around later in the show, i'm time it out for you. give you sense when you will actually have to deal with the rain. but, christmas

. >> something happened that day, the whole country woke up. and suddenly was producing airplanes and ships. what was it that, that turned america so quickly? >> you know, so much of america had been isolationist before pearl harbor. they didn't want to get involved in european war. that was someone else's war. when that happened, the country became one. they went to war overnight. >> is it typical that they kind >> for a lot of them, it was too painful to talk about, quite honestly. you have to remember the survivors at pearl harbor went on to serve the rest of the war on ships and on airplanes and in other areas, they had a long war. they were there at the beginning. now they are beginning to talk about it, it's been permissible for them and their grandchildren and great grandchildren are going to them and saying what happened? what do you remember about that time? >> what's the common thread about the greatest generation, the guys that stormed the beach atma they had survived the depression, they had been through such hard times. were used t

. >> i woke up because there was smoke everywhere. i woke up and my entire space was filled with smoke and i looked over and could see this orange glow and i got on my coat and my shoes and i got up out of my space special teams i look and there's -- and i look and there's just a wall of fire well over 8 feet high and i just started heading for the front door. i was already getting dizzy and lightheaded and i was calling for help but it felt like, you know, nobody could hear me and the music was going and i just sort of went straight for the front door and managed to get outside and other people were starting to come out and look at what was going on. i started to call 911 and about a minute after i got out of the building, the power went out. >> the people who did get out ran to the fire department to get help. the fire department says they arrived in just three minutes. >> we're getting a sense of what the warehouse looked like before the fire started. photographer evan sent us photos. take a look. he took these on october 30 during

. >> i was asleep in the back and i woke up to smoke and an entire wall on fire. >> reporter: carmen lived at the warehouse and escaped only with the clothes on her back. >> i was dreaming when i put on my coat and all of that smoke. it's when i woke up on the sidewalk and seeing like everything like this orange wall of fire, it was -- i don't know, it felt like seeing a monster. >> 15 feet of flames getting into my loft and being hit in the face with black smoke that i was immediately, like, blinded by. >> reporter: nicki also lived inside and also escaped the flames. she said she and other residents immediately began giving instructions to help people who were trapped. >> everyone get down, you know, get down, get down, as low to the ground, get below the smoke and trying to get people out and actually getting outside and realizing there are no fire trucks here yet. there was nobody here. >> nicki said she printed to the fire house a block -- sprinted to the fire house a block away, and carmen said overwhelmed residents said people were trying to put out the flames. >> we had fire

. >> reporter: families evacuated, including sue, who woke up to the sound of splintering brick. >> loud noises, cracking throughout the evening, getting progressively greater like boom, boom, boom, so we got up and couldn't get out of the garage door. >> reporter: neighbor derek and his father ran over to help, grabbing whatever they could. >> i didn't how bad the situation was, but we kept running in and out as much as we could until police officers told us we could no longer go in because it was too dangerous. >> reporter: this town had this problem before. in 2004, hole opened on the same road, shutting it down for nearly ten months. authorities blaming this sink hole on a collapsed sewer pipe 45 feet under the ground, and residents are urged to stay awe. >> let the people get their jobs done. it's a devastating situation we don't want to become a tragedy. >> reporter: engineers are working to get people back home, but say it could be two weeks before that happens. eva pilgrim, abc news, michigan. >>> blast of winter weather that buried the plains in snow. it is on the move right now

bismarck resident core gerts woke up to a seven-foot snow drift blocking her door. the arctic blast is on the move. the cold front is sweeping minnesota wwidespread subzero whind chill temperatures. all the way down to 30 below zero. the wind wind chill is 14 below zero because of these 40-mile-per-hour gusts. and, scott, residents expect this white stuff to stick around until the spring. >> pelley: omar villafranca with the big chill. thanks. today, the supreme court dealt a blow to apple. with samsung in a long-running patent dispute. the court found that samsung did copy some of the apple's design for the iphone, but not enough the to hand over all of its profits from samsung devices. a lower court willow n decide how much samsung does owe. coming up, the cbs evening news will bring you this story-- a good night's sleep can be a matter of life and death. and later, 75 years after p harbor, "arizona" honors the crew of its namesake battle fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood

. >> i woke up to smoke and an entire wall on fire. >> forced to run for their lives two women living inside the warehouse talk about their escape. >> and tonight, we're learning more about in the first victims confirmed killed in the fire. >> abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> we're finding victims where we least expect them. >> a careful recovery, not even half finished, yet today rescuers announced the 33rd 33rd victim pulled from a warehouse fire in oakland. >> sky 7 showing the dangerous conditions that is forcing rescuers to pick their way through if urgent care. >> this is a special one-our edition of abc7 news at 6:00. tonight people are dropping off flowers, candles, and notes, at a growing memorial near in the warehouse. >> the fire started late friday, at the building on 31st avenue and international boulevard in oakland. >> sergio quintana is live with the latest. >> reporter: we know that there's a whole lot of work that continues in this recovery. let me first show you what we may now be familiar with, a view of that warehouse where this fire happened. you can see th

temperatures falling into the teens and that's what we woke up to this morning but we also woke up tolear skies. that was also responsible for why we had such chilly temperatures overnight. clear out there now, all in all not bad. as we continue through the remainder of the afternoon, we're looking at sunny conditions. it's still going to be on the chilly side out there but all in al winter, the winter solstice at 5:44 a.m. tomorrow and that's exactly when the winter is going to start. today the last day of fall. as we head into thursday, we are looking mild, maybe a few clouds. yesterday we had a few chances of rain on there. we have now taken those out. looks like a quiet weather week. current temperatures 33 in washington. 30 in gaithersburg. frederick still 28 degrees. everybody in the upper 20s or lower 30s at this point. slow to come up but eventually we will as we go through the day because i do believe we'll top out right around the 40-degree mark. sunshine out there but we are staying on the dry side so no rain to worry about. if you're traveling today not looking too bad out

this morning she woke me up a little after 4:00.ually got up and just pet her for about an hour. >> it's been two weeks since brown adopted a kitten he has named gia. >> obviously, she's gotten bigger. she's a little more feisty. she likes to play a lot more than when i first got her. when i first got her, all she wanted to do was cuddle. now, she's basically learned that she can get petted whenever she chooses. so i'm on her schedule now. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy. it's kind of like being the parent of a newborn, i guess. i've never had kids. but she's like my kid. >> as such, brown has enrolled gia in a training program to become a therapy cat. >> we're taking gia up to rtu, and basically going to let the guys up there, who are outside of population because of mental health problems, going to let them have some interaction with some cats. i've seen how the cats help people in population, the calming effect. and i thought it would be kind of cool to let them guys have that interaction also. this is gia. >> gi

now this was the scene many of us woke up to this morning. a mix of rain, ice and snow fell across our region, causing some folks to pull out their snow shovels. there wasn't much snow to clear here from the sidewalks in conshahawken. here's a live look at camelback mountain resort. skiers and snowboarders, enjoyed fresh powder. here's a live look at broad street from our kimmel center campus camera, you can see the roads still looking wet. things will be warming up overnight and there's the potential for some fog in some spots. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erika martin tracking the changes. >> we went from 20s this morning to 60s by tomorrow. satellite and radar image is dry. we talked about the snow and wintry him, the freezing rain. all of that is gone and we're seeing rain just offshore. right now we're seeing pretty much just clouds. neighborhood forecast, your temperatures hour by hour, starting this at 6:00 p.m. the southerly push is really important, as i get this going. we start to see the temperatures climb very quickly. it look

. >> like when they woke up this morning your baby is in the fire and might not never come home or you don't know if your kid is dead or alive. it's sad. >> for those who need help the red cross in alameda county have set up a shelter here at 2425 east 12th street. for people looking for a loved one you can go there in person or call this number. tonight uc berkeley student publication is reporting that three of the missing are uc berkeley students. >> you can imagine that social media was quite active last night and today as people exchanging information. facebook was quick to activate its safety check n. this is a feature where people can check in near a disaster. they can go to facebook and let friends know that they are safe. now one of the artists involved here, the guy who was performing last night is a dj who goes by the name golden donna. he used facebook to let his fans now he made it out okay. he is alive. this was posted on his artist page today. joel is safe but like many people he is heart broken and has several friends among the missing. sending love to everyone effected

. >> she actually does not remember anything until he woke up -- she woke up in his bedroom being sexually assaulted, which is a terrifying experience for anybody to imagine. >> surveillance video helped identify sanchez, caught last week by u.s. marshals in the central valley city of madera. a female acquaintance comes forward to accuse him of assaulting her and authorities are looking into the cab company, checkered flag yellow cabs. the man who answered the phone number listed on the company's facebook page said it was shut down last year. >>> a winter spare the air alert is in effect for the fourth straight day. it's illegal to burn wood, manufactured fire logs or solid fuel indoors or outdoors unless that is your sole source of heat. woodsmoke is the largest source of pollution in the bay area during the winter months. violating the wood burning ban can result in a $100 fine for first offenses and $200 for the second offense. >>> $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the prisoner stabbed a man to death in oakland. the man's body was found and moss would pa

. >> i was asleep in the back and i woke up to smoke and an entire wall on fire. >> reporter: carmen escaped only with the clothes on her back. >> i was dreaming when i put on my coat and all of that smoke, and i felt like i woke up on the sidewalk. like seeing this, like seeing everything, like this orange wall of fire, it was -- i don't know. it felt like seeing a monster. >> 15 feet of flames getting into my loft and just being, like, hit in the face with black smoke that i was immediately, like, blinded by. >> reporter: nicky kelber lived inside and escaped the flames. she and other residents immediately began giving instruction toss help people who were trapped. >> everyone get down, you know. get down, get down, low to the ground, get below the smoke and trying to get people out. getting outside and realizing that there are no fire trucks here yet. >> reporter: nicky sprint today the firehouse a block away. carmen says overwhelmed residents tried their best to tame the flames. >> there were people trying to put it out with fire extinguishers. we had smoke alarms. we had fire ex

staring at the ceiling, what were you woke you? about the industry? we will leave the other ones. this mac i think it is the same worry that we are businesses that are gdp dependent. the next three years will be great for a business. i think we are well-positioned to capitalize on it. we go into it with a lot of capital. we go into it with a lot of strengths from all the things we talked about. said the economy is good. i think we can really, really have a great solid three-year run at 3:00 a.m., last time i woke up at 3:00 a.m., donald trump as president, said that was sort of weird. but i have to say worries. my worries are generally micro-related to our company just because i know what we are doing anything we are in the right place but more macro issues related to the economy. so the same sharp edge on the other side of the economy doesn't take off, then ac that is a more challenging -- to me it's the same answer to the question. >> i think we need to just stay on the front foot when it comes to improving the customer experience investing in technology and leveraging our brand

i put the cookie there and i woke up and there was five. i woke up and there were ten.e up again and like 18. it's like having a household pet in a way. it's something to take care of, even though they're just ants. even though they are just ants. i see cats walking all over the place and some places have dog programs. apparently cell number 14 is an ant program. >> mcaloon is charged with aggravated assault, simple battery and cruelty to children. a police report states he was intoxicated and arguing with fiance when he slapped her and fought family members when they came to help. mcaloon says he hardly remembers the night and pled not guilty. >> it is vague. i don't remember that much. i was at the bar. i had two shots of tequila. i remember that. and basically that is one of the last things i remember and then i end up with these charges. you hear that all the time. it's not my fault because i didn't know what happened. it might have been my fault. but i don't know what was going on. i don't want to find out that i actually went home and hurt the people i love. >> st

i woke my husband immediately, and said something is bothering him.e home today, will you talk with him? my husband walked out of our home, and he said i will be home, i will be home all day, i will talk to him when he gets home. and then what happened? about noon, i was getting ready to go to a meeting, i worked for the community college system. and i had left my desk and came back and the message light was flashing on the telephone. and i thought, well, i better listen to this. i picked up the phone and listened, and it was my husband's voice, and he sounded horribly upset. his voice was cracking, he could hardly breathe. and he said, listen to the television. something horrible is happening at school. it was such a day of confusion. we had police came to our home. we were asked to leave our home, we had to sit outside. we sat on the ground all day. at that stage, though, you must have thought that it was more likely that your son was involved in the shooting, as opposed to being shot. we could hear through the window, the television was on, and at

the train pour for you. >> right. >> this is the lychee. >> oh, that smells good. >> yeah. >> darren wokeit, wait, wait. >> oh, yes. it's not bad. it's not bad at all. >> okay. it's a nice summery drink. >> the lychee makes it. >> the lychee makes it, yes. >> what do we call it? the golden lemur would be good. >> the golden lemur would be good, yes. ♪ >> flashes of everyday life, the struggle to live, to eat, viewed from a moving train, then gone. ♪ >> and it's plumes of different areas of madagascar burning everywhere you can see. >> after seven hours or so -- >> we're coming into a town. >> -- the imperatives of food, any food, become more urgent. >> this is it. this is the food stop. i am starving. >> i am so with you. look, this kid is wearing a banana like a yarmulke. >> the wonderland of fresh papaya salads along with the train of treats we were told would here is somewhat suboptimal. >> little did i know there would be a feeding frenzy. there's no papaya salad. everything's gone. here are some bananas. >> yeah, a few of those. >> yeah, merci. >> we get what we can. >> that is what

but this morning we woke up in the low 30s. even below freezing for many of us.ith a freeze warning in place throughout the portion of the morning. that expired at 9:00. giving you a live look over oakland where the sun is shining. low and mid level clouds sweeping across the area. we woke up with a good batch of clouds overhead. that offset the cooling in the overnight hours. not by much but some of us woke up a few degrees warmer this morning than yesterday. 52 in livermore. 52 in napa. around the bay, upper 40s to low 50s. 51 in oakland. into the south bay, 52 for san jose. as we get into half moon bay, 57. one of the warmer spots. how about along the peninsula, 51 foster city. 52 in san mateo. antioch and danville also 51. 51 also in moraga. still a cool one out there. temperatures are up in most areas. oakland a tad cooler but fairfield, livermore, santa rosa, sfo and san jose a few degrees warmer at this hour than 24 hours ago. that will be the trend as we get into the next few days. just a minor warm-up with each passing day. low 60s in the forecast by tom

when i woke up at walter reed, it was not my life plan to become a member of congress. i was perfectly happy jumping out of planes and kicking in doors and jumping out of helicopters. but that was not in the cards anymore at that and that was point. difficult to swallow. for any person, i think if you think you are losing your purpose in life, it ranks amongst the most difficult things you can lose. i was laying in my hospital bed talking to my wife about how it would find another battlefield to fight on, at that time, i was having a lot of members of the house and senate and staffers visiting through walter reed. and that is where i came to the idea that maybe my next battlefield would be here as a member of congress. that is where i started to think about it. >> how did you get from there to here? rep.-elect. mast: i thought like a military person about a mission took up his. that was my next goal, my next mission and part of how to show how i would best become a good representative. at that point, i had spent a career in the military. i think that is a good backgroun

i was so overjoyed this morning when iwoke up i was so overjoyed this morning when i woke up to this changer. it is going to be a game changer. it is going to be the saviour of elephants anywhere, everywhere. and you are convinced it will all go through? yes, i believe it well. it's very detailed. talking about how it is going to handle the ivory carving factories as well as retail outlets. they are going to be phased out, and there is not going to be commercial trade of ivory. and it also stipulates that ivory carving as a skill, if carvers want to continue with that carving, they can go to other materials, shifting the industry to other types of materials, while preserving the craftsmanship. what about the issue of hong kong? explained to us how thatis of hong kong? explained to us how that is going to work out. at the moment, hong kong is talking about phasing out in five years. and i think that that is a mistake, because already, as ivory prices drop in mainland china, people are moving their trade to hong kong and buying it in hong kong and smuggling it into mainland china. so i

she woke me up early and i figured i may beat the russian get. >> my game plan to come in and tacklehe stores before everybody gets here. >> king of prussia mall open until 11. other malls close between 10:00 and midnight, hoping they can give holiday shoppers enough time to check some items off their list. reporting from king of prussia, jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news". >>> meanwhile, the obama's have arrived in hawaii for their annual christmas vacation. president obama will make some history on this trip. he's set to meet with a japanese prime minister after christmas. the pair will visit pearl harbor to pay respects to the victims of japan's attack 75 years ago. prime minister abi will be the first incumbent japanese prime minister to visit pearl harbor. >> fifty-five cars pile up in a deadly crash in baltimore. police say a tanker fell from a bridge. what they are trying to figure out now. >> couple wake up and find strange man inside their apartment holding their toddler. what happened to bring it to a safe ends. >> the excitement of the holiday season can lead to trouble. there

at the top, the approaching this sleeping driver woke up when his car left the road. in a new study, a.a.a. found 35% of u.s. drivers get less than the recommended seven hours of sleep daily. sleeping just five to six hours left drivers almost twice as likely to be involved in an accident. four to five hours meant four times as likely. and driving on less than four hours' sleep increased the crash risk by nearly 12 times. >> teenagers, older adults, and people who have a sleep debt are among the highest risk groups. >> reporter: jake nelson is with a.a.a. >> one in five crashes where somebody dies in that crash involved a driver who was drowsy or hadn't earned enough sleep the night before. >> reporter: 18-year-old tyler warne was one of them. six years ago he died in a crash after falling asleep at the wheel in the middle of the day. he was about to graduate from high school. >> he didn't recognize that he said he was getting an average of five hours of sleep. >> i never once talked to him about drowsy driving or what that would look like. i didn't know. i didn't kno

but i will say when i woke up the next morning, your throat is sort of messed up. if i did smoke cigarettes, it would probably feel like i smoked multiple packs of cigarettes when i wake up the next day. you're sort of hawking up stuff, but i can't complain because i didn't lose everything like all these people. - tonight almost two weeks after the clayton fire began, we're gonna give you a bird's eye view of the damage in lake county. yesterday air restrictions were lifted.