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of course coming up on the christmas holiday, lots of people will be traveling, and wouldn't you noah large storm is set to develop. starting to bring in it first rain showers to our area for the second half of monday. that's the general timing we're expecting right now. and even though we warm up, into the next few days, beyond that, we will still have to deal with some rain specially on christmas eve itself. ukee, back to you. >> katie, thank you. here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you all day long. local congressman says the us should respond to the sony pictures cyber attack with severe sanctions. the roll that pope francis paid in getting the us and cube to normalize relations no surprise to philadelphia's archbishop. and the philadelphia orchestra fills the kimmel center with the glorious sound of christmas. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. erika? >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", latest on a par metric's. >> a truck employs into convenience store. police say th

is your day you've gone through many trails and difficulties i had the privilege of going with you and noah i'm so excited until i know what to do many people are so excited they don't know what to do for 50 years i've lived at hunters point and parroted for 4 seven years i've worked in some relationship with the shipyard and point plans over the thirty some odd years and to be here at 83 years old soon to be 84 next year to see the coming to pass of the 32 percent housing we've talked about in this project all of the unemployment i've read in the paper a few days to go one time in our community it was around thirty percent another said 20 it's down to 11 percent. (clapping.) and took to hear the mayor say this program the 50 percent of this community will be going to the people of bay area hunters point shipyard and my bros we can't have a world war leadership in a community except you have a world-class district like loicht e bayview hunters point this is do go to go o blartd you've heard people talk about the crime ridden neighborhood this particular project has totally destroyed that we

you need. a. for noah'sntures, astronauts, ministers, even a "baywatch" star can't resist the pull of the forbidding mountains, what lies up this mountain? we continue. >>> the bible tells us that when the great flood finally began to recede, the ark, holding noah and the earth's only other survivors, came to rest on the mountains. and today, a mountain by that very name can be found towering 16,000 feet over the badlands of eastern turkey. >> from the history of the bible, it's really the fist place that can be -- first place that can be located with any degree of certainty. >> we're sure it's there? >> all i can say is that this is the tallest mountain in the middle east, if there was a flood and if there was a noah, and if there was a boat, and if the water started to go down, this would have been the first piece of land to emerge. >> pinpointing the mountain on a map has for centuries inspired true believers and treasure hunters from all over the world, to climb the mountains jagged peak in search of the

if you talk to professor rogers, she'd be circumspect saying that kids like noah. she wouldn't say they were diagnosed with autism at nine months, they were showing signs, and when you have two older brothers diagnosed with autism, he was at high risk to have autism. because he was at rick and because the other -- at risk, and because the other six kids were at high risk, they came in to see if they could help. they found positive results for six out of the seven. >> has the professor says we don't have by logical tests to screen for autism. is there progress on that front? >> that is tough slogging. autism is a behavioural diagnosis. we base it on what the child is like, how they act - their language, social interactions. it's like a number of other diagnosis. depression, schizophrenia. we don't have biological tests. >> your organization has been involved in helping to create some tracking, right? >> some sort of tracking, sorry. autism. >> yes, absolutely. we want to find early diving north-eastics, whether they are behavioural or medical tests that could find th

jimmy kimmel, called "the librarialibrarians"g noah wylie, who is the seeker of dangerous magical art facts hidden around the world, a la indiana jones. if you jimmy: i see. >> it's a very silly version of action adventure. and this is the series, and we shot in portland. we premiere on sunday night. we premiere in the traditional spot of the world -- wide world of disney, sunday night 8:00 p.m. time slot and i think we really have that spirit of our show. >> jimmy: does it really? >> yes, absolutely. it's very wholesome and very funny. it's an action adventure show. >> jimmy: you are not a librarian. >> i am not. >> jimmy: no one would believe that. >> excuse me. >> jimmy: i meant that as a compliment. >> oh, thank you? >> jimmy: yes. you're welcome. >> i'm the protector -- i'm the body guard to the -- >> jimmy: that makes more sense. you protect the library? you're a security guard. >> i am. i'm a security guard. that's me. >> jimmy: and so, okay, and there are adventures and -- >> we have to save the world in every episode. >> jimmy: good. every episode? >> every episode. >> jimmy: wow, the world is in a lot of trouble. >> it really is. >

. >> you noah nice day for me in sports was thanksgiving, when we trounced the cowboys. >> oh, that was great. >> distant memory, isn't it? ♪ ♪ >> oh, look at this. that's like a fireworks display from god. >> last sunday rise of 2014. >> oh, hug me. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in to the sign then drive event and get a five-hundred dollar new year's bonus on select new volkswagen models. offer ends january 2nd. >> last minute preps, getting him ready for tonight. >> shoot it way up to the top, and let it drop, at midnight. you know how it works. but, we have our own ball, so what we're doing with our ball, isn't it beautiful? >> it sparkles. >> oh, geez. so, we got rid of 7:00 a.m. starting monday going on 6:00 a.m.

bank was generous enough to set up a memorial fund for us, which we turned into my son noah's college fund. >> you have a page set up on facebook? >> we have a facebook page we dedicated to andrew. we also want to focus not only on andrew but at veterans that died in combat and service and we want to advocate against drunk driving. >> so your advice for people who might the about drinking and driving. >> i would say to be responsible, that the risk of drinking and driving is not worth i. to think about not only yourself and your safety, but others and how it can affect the family, leak us, if a sense. >> forever. >> forever. >> and the facebook page, we'll put theanner on the screen to let people know about what you are doing. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. thank you. >> and we have to take a break we are really appreciate julie's story. we're going to hear from a local police department about the close connection between alcohol and crime. so stay with us. we'll be right back. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the hol

maybe you have seen some of the misses. "expendables 3," and "noah." have you seen a movie in 2014?he chris rock movie, the dens l washington movie -- the denzel washington movie, and "gone girl" with ben affleck. i don't want to talk about it because i'm afraid i will give it away. [laughter] how is 2015 shipping up? >> it is looking pretty good pair of it will definitely be a lot better. rent track says that 2015 will be the year where it will come back with a vengeance. they are referring to it as the mount rushmore of franchises. there is something out there for everyone. perhaps he will go see one of those james bond movies or star wars as well. tell me one of those peaks your interest. >> it is not "fast and furious 7 emma" i can tell you that. "fast and furious 7," i can tell you that. >> have a great one. >> for a preview of this year's holiday movies, i am joined by paul sweeney. paul, you just saw mia's breakdown. it did not shape up pretty well. >> it was an odd year. the year started out pretty well to heading into the summer, the box office was up 15%. but the summer wa

noah. >> not mirroring her gestures. >> can you do that? can you do that?but here's where things take a turn. rogers was also embarking on a groundbreaking study to see whether intervention with high risk babies might help. >> model and by giving it to you instead of just taking it. >> so she started training a small group of parents. >> we were not talking with parents about spending hours a day of doing therapy with their children. we were talking about some focused interactive techniques that really would feel pretty natural to anybody doing these, i think. >> natural, except what's natural for autistic babies, is not to respond. >> they taught me kind of how to use the songs to engage him and pause and wait for once he learned the songs wait for him to look up at me or vocalize or be there to reinforce any form of communication. if you have children with autism, it's -- they're not reinforcing you to continue to do those things and as a parent you want to make them happy. it's more natural for a child with autism to let them play. >> at the risk of over

you believe it? it's mohammad and my guess is that most of the mohammads are in fact muslims. >> noah is number four,d be happy about that. >> did one more thing get approved? >> we got to go. >>> the urgent issues of immigration over the budget. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, we are nine days away from authorized funding for the federal government drying up, without that authorization, the federal government essentially runs out of muffin. the main goal for thiscongress, in its final session is to take care of that. but hard feelings over the president's executive action on immigration could greatly complicate matters. we have fox team coverage tonight, mike emanuel on capitol hill with what republicans can

you. i don't noah lot about sports. why do they force these guys to do press conferences?> compared to what other guys do this guy is a saint. he is not beating women or fighting dogs. he is the anti-- the andy kaufman of professional sports. hay knows when he is 50 they will have a bunch of these and they will say this guy is amazing. this is the only job he can get away with doing this and making lots of money. he will never go into broadcasting because he never wants to. he has no interest in it at all. i have to say i kind of have a crush on him. >> andy, you are the sports guy. is it because he wears a jock, what is wrong with -- >> his name is jack. >> i think these reporters have a bug up their you know what. i think they should write stories. why are they asking how it feels to run 75 yordz down the field? >> i love marshawn lynch. the run was amazing last night. i will say that i think the news conference bit is getting old. he needs to do something creative. he should answer each question with a line from a poem or song. >> they won't be aware. >> but by the end

you. >> reporter: and tonight, another full house. roughly a dozen people. >> i get the same responses back, which is like, wow, this is really magical and i'm really excited to do it again. >> reporter: noahthe founder and ceo of feastly. >> we're saying, you know, the dinner table is the original social network and we are all having the shared experience. why not do it together? >> reporter: but other shared economy services before them, the growing business of home cooking is unchartered territory. regulations vary from one city to another. for example, in many cities, home-based restaurants are not eligible for food service permits and run the risk of being shut down. and noah says in this age of peer to peer commerce, how you define a restaurant or public space is changing. but no matter what, the safety of users is paramount. >> we vet every cook. and that's everything from going all the way up to actually going and tasting their food and seeing where they're going to do these meals. >> reporter: cooks like don agree. >> i wouldn't mind having someone come check this place out. >> reporter: his first two courses went down well. >> all right. we're for real this time. we're live. >> r

. >> noah, thank you very much. i appreciate it. what you're watching here is the house right now. they've been in recess since 2:00 this afternoon. the government is due the shut down in less than three hours un less they find something that they can pass. they've just come back into session, seshltly, online in the past couple of minutes after being shut down all afternoon and all evening until now. we're not guilty exa not exactl shoe e sure what they're going to vote on. if it fails, i have no idea what's going to happen next. joining us now is somebody who may have a clearer idea, congresswoman of connecticut. thanks so much for being with us. i appreciate it. >> i know that you're right in the middle of everything because i can see it happening on our other camera. what's happening right now? and what should we expect over the next couple of hours? sfwel e. >> well, you know, we're coming back into sx e session. the presumption is what we're going to vote on what they call the cromnibus. that is what will happen. if it goes down. then there will be a continuing rez lux. >> do

he's already seen that noah fell through the ice there. you know what? i'm going to jump over that hole. >> oh! >> yes. >> thank you to the guy who was instigating this behind the camera. >> that looked painful. >> but wait, there's more. andrew, he's going for the tiebreaker. if he can make it back, he's going to be the winner. >> they thought the ice would have gotten stronger. no, it's the same ice. the same thickness. nothing's going to change. >> go over there. we'll do weird things. >>> what do you think a local chaplain in fredericksburg, virginia, does on his off time? sings like barbra streisand. >> that is palmer allen, and that is his real voice. palmer watches the show and he posted this on our facebook page. >> why is he in a hardware store? >> that was the question i had. you can also see him singing in other places like here. i believe this is his home because that looks like a pet bird, singing "silly" by denise williams. >> this guy. this voice is coming out of this guy? this guy with these big old muscles. >> it's more fun to close your

but to make a threat like that makes you think they do not noah lot about america. are they going to attack every movie theater across the entire country? terrorism works. this is like cyber terrorism. what is interesting about the new wars we are fighting, the geo political wars is that civilians are now fair game. if it is your e-mails they can target you from the cyber security standpoint. there are no more rules of engagement when it comes to fighting a war like this. i don't think the north koreans, i don't think they would find the movie interesting. i think they would see it as so completely bizarre. it is so out of the realm of what they know and what they believe. i would like for them to have total and complete freedom. >> the amazing thing is south park did this with team america. hacking abilities hadn't reached that point. that was particularly friendly to kim -- kim junk u.n. >> it was kim jong-il at the time. an attack on movie theaters on christmas day is an attack on jews. >> there you go. >> my people have to take it very, very seriously. you don't

noah! welcome, sir! (cheers and applause) now, you just flew in yesterday. >> yeah, and boy are my arms tired! all right, then, oldie but a goody. >> no, seriously, i've been holding my arms like this since i got here. i never thought i'd be more afraid of police in america than in south africa. you know, it makes me a little nostalgic for the old days back home. >> jon: c'mon, are you saying black people in south africa today don't get assaulted and killed by police? >> oh they do, but the difference is now they're getting killed by "black" police officers. progress. (laughter) >> jon: listen, baby steps. but you're relaxed now, you're not nervous, you feel good. >> i'm a little nervous, to be honest. between your cops, and, frankly, your ebola. >> jon: your ebola, my friend! you are from africa, your ebola, my friend. >> no, south africa, jon. we haven't had a single case in over 18 years. my friends told me, "trevor, don't go to the u.s., you'll catch ebola!" but i was like, "you know what, guys? just because they had a few cases of ebola doesn't mean we should cut off travel there. that wo

many of these chefs know you might not noah loft these guys, and ladies. >> but that's all about to changence. what is it exactly quincy? >> and where are you? >> we're about -- i'm in university sit, 48th street, i believe, this is apple sauce. fresh apple sauce. amazing, from the la roo group. we have tianah. how are you? >> fine, thank you. >> why did you start the chef series? >> pretty much the the la roo group interested in promo meeting minority chefs, a lot of minority chefs in this their have a lot of culinary experience, culinary skill sets, we want to promote and shed light on a lot of times minority chefs are missed and over looked. >> so the event, the fourth installment of the series this friday? >> this friday, december 12th, 7:00 to 9:00. >> we have some of the food, chef will here. chef will. you will be here this friday, what's some of the food we have right smear. >> mini briosh eggnog french toast, topped with pan chen a, salsa, granny smith apples, and it has a burbon cranberry reduction, and little bit of micro tyme. >> that's a lot of adjectives. this friday i can ge

>> noah is number four, you should be happy about that. >> did one more thing get approved? >> we got to go. >>> the urgent issues of immigration over the budget. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, we are nine days away from authorized funding for the federal government drying up, without that authorization, the federal government essentially runs out of muffin. the main goal for thiscongress, in its final session is to take care of that. but hard feelings over the president's executive action on immigration could greatly complicate matters. we have fox team coverage tonight, mike emanuel on capitol hill with what republicans can and cannot do about it. but we begin with white house correspondent wendell goler and some republicans venting today. >> reporter: fresh from their thanksgiving recess, house republicans mounted a broad attack on the president's executive action on immigration. >> the committee on homeland security will come to order. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jay johnson -- the president can't by pass c

you then. >> that created problems all across the bay area today from downed trees to crashes, to very slow commutes. ktvu's noah walker is along i- 80. noel, it's slow going behind you. >> reporter: it is. we have a light rain right now. the commute blended in with the evening commute. we were at this spot at noon today and that side of the freeway was back up all the way to the bay bridge. this side of the freeway is slow going, basically wherever you are going it's probably going to take you more time to get there. >> rain has been the extra passenger. riding shotgun all day. >> it's a good thing that we are getting all this rain. but it's a bad thing as far as commutes go. >> the chp says between midnight and noon, there were more than 100 accidents in the bay area and counting. >> that's another spinout call. one vehicle spun out. >> some vehicles work better in water than others. the recipe for a wreck, oil slicked roads and unprepared drivers. >> the number one thing we can tell people if you're going to drive on a rainy day, prepare for a longer commute and allow for slower speeds. >> the predictable res

you know, you have got a split between the more locally focused, community focused or models that work on a smaller scale, something like what noahs talking about, having a meal around a table works better in some cultures more than others. so that's going deep into community. then you have these services like uber and lift, and air b&b that are going for scale. now they have had a new round come in at hundreds of millionsover dollars and valuation for $10 billion. that's the kind of optimized scale, logistical play. and i look at that as sort of building community on a local level in the same way. >> scott i just want to disagree with you there. our plan is that we want to be in every city in the world, so you can find a meal -- an authentic meal in all of these places, so i don't think it's about just being local or global. you are connecting with these people on a local level, but me getting a tip from a host or maybe even going out with them. whenever i travel i only stay on air b&b, and i only travel on lift. and i have met some amazing people. you are having brands come and centralize these hospitality or service industries

. >> why a noah ark's theme park has them at odds in one state. >> why you won't be seeing bikinis inhe next miss world pageant. sorry, matt. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging, could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three, unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. se

you get dizzy. >> reporter: noah ritter, aka the apparently kid, becoming an overnight success in august.cluding -- >> i used to like the giants, but my grandfather brainwashed me into liking the seahawks. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you tell your grandfather he is absolutely wrong for that. i will not forgive him. as he told our gio benitez -- >> i was on every station in the world. >> reporter: ellen even giving her newest contributor a talk show segment. >> today i'm talking to sofia vergara. >> reporter: and that's not all. >> apparently, this is my first ever tv commercial. >> reporter: becoming a spokesperson for fresh pet. despite his tv talents, knnoah' heart is apparently elsewhere. >> you want to do this? >> apparently. >> reporter: how do you know that word? >> i went to school. and i have a large brain. >> reporter: a large brain with a huge following. >> i'm a winner. >> went to school and i have a large brain. >> that's why he uses apparently. >> what an awesome kid. a fun kid. i had a chance to spend time with him which was really good. >> he's part of the year end special. i

noah. caller: you won't believe what just happened. i heard something that made me say "wow." i was born and raised in florida , a segregated community for almost -- for most of my life until i served my country proudly and i have no regrets. with that said, i was going to ask you about something you wrote about. elizabeth warren. i have been circumvented, ambushed. if you read the constitution -- i want you to correct me on this if i'm wrong because you are a learned person. if i'm wrong, you tell me. the constitution itself, the way it's preamble is a pledge of social justice. i will let you answer me -- there is so much more i could have an wanted to ask. would you think i was right in thinking the preamble is an instrument for social justice? guest: it is. thanks, by the way for your kind words and reading my prose. it is and that is the idea of this union. of course, the constitution endorsed slavery and counted slaves as the bits of human beings so the legacy is obligated. -- as 3/5 of human beings. as we have overcome this legacy, we have come to understand that life, l

you can go back to the bible, noah cursing his grandson, the son of his son. it was really bad social science more than anything else. and it essentially said -- there are some races that are more advanced than other races. there were lots of measurements, ways to quantify these things. all of these simplistic measurements that said, you know what, we sort of correlate if you are a little taller, a little lighter skin, if you look a little more european, you would tend to do a little bit more economically and a little better politically. in that sense, there were some races in better positions than others. the belgians use this. they said, we want rwandans to do what is best for rwandans. we want them to sort it out. so, they took the rwandans that looked like them or the most like them. that was the tutsis. and they were the ethnic minority. around 8% or 12% of the population. maybe 85% of the population was hutu. you can imagine when the belgians leave andr gained independence in 1981, ultimately we run into this problem. the tutsis who were in charge, they

you forgot. >> we will left to ride, noah, faith, madison jake, kristin and austin. >> so of those as lou at this picture which one is your favorite. >> don't ask that. >> it is tough because they are all going in different directions. they have sports. i do agree you have to take time to make sure you have to have have that family night. we do around the dinner table high, low. whenever we're at dinner together the high low. high of your day and low of the day. high low. even at a restaurant. even austin yells high low. >> it goes to what karen was saying about airing grievances. we would sit down in the same idea of what was the hard part, what was the fun part, what was the the difficult part, one of of those. what made you think. >> because when you say to the kids what did you do today. nothing. >> that is true. >> every time. >> how was school. >> okay. >> this helps to get conversation going. >> i'm so stealing. that. >> yes. >> i stole in tv during the week. >> i could not do that eater no tv during week. from bob kelly's family, your christmas present, we're doing high low starting tonig

noah. ducis was in the 75th spot. -- actually it didn't take it. you one-of-a-kind. >>> and ethan hawke and music from walk the moon. that is on jimmy kimmel tonight. >>> for the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. good night.

noah fell through the ice. i'm going to jump over that hole. thank you to the guy instigating this behind the camera. >> that looked painful. >> andrew is going for the tiebreaker. he could be the winner. look at the smile. he's beaming. >> they thought the ice would have gotten stronger after the first guy fell through. it's the same ice, nothing is going to change. >> cat in a christmas tree box. >>> kids say the darnedest things and sometimes they do the darnedest things. this little girl adorable has ice cream cone. she is eating it. something is about to overtake her. >> i love videos of children falling asleep while eating. >> there she goes. head drops. wakes up. >> rookie ice cream mistake. >> this kid is going and it's priceless. oh! this happens multiple times. finally it's when she shifts her seat she finally overcomes. i'm going to nail the arm of this couch and i'm done. >> this man has been delayed on an airplane two hours and this is what's going on. >> i don't feel bad. it's a baby. babies will cry. no one can do anything about it. stop b

noah. ducis was in the 75th spot. -- actually it didn't take it. yousic from walk the moon. that is on jimmy kimmel tonight. >>> for the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. good night. tonight -- ethan hawke. from "mr. turner," timothy spall. and music from walk the moon. with cleto and the cletones. and now, and why not? here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. well, i appreciate that. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming out. [ cheers and applause ]

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