betty yu on the apology offer and how you can cash? >> reporter: target is not having their best week. they announced all shoppers this weekend will get a 10% discount in their store. whether that will be enough is up for debate. >> i think it is a nice gesture. it is in with the holidays. >> i think that is awesome. >> i think 10% is a joke. [ laughter ] >> reporter: target says it is working hard to fix the problem as it faces a lawsuit and potential victims vent their frustration on social media. many had trouble getting through to the call centers. >> it is unacceptable what guests are experiencing. we are working around the clock to make sure we can deliver a great experience on our website and in our call centers. >> reporter: the data breach connected to 40 million credit and debit accounts began over thanks give weekend and there are reports with fake cards have already begun to flood black market websites. some selling for as little as 20 bucks. >> i could be a victim today or sex six months from now. i won't go back. >> repor

betty yu tells us this is the second time this has happened to her. >> reporter: the first time, the took $30,000 worth of valuables. this time, they made off with about $10,000 worth of stuff and also, this time, she came face to face with the bad guys. two when dressed in hoodies took a casual walk across the line. they kicked down this door in seconds while the woman inside, too afraid to show her face on camera hid in her closet. >> i was really scared. >> reporter: it was too late. the four bad guys and the victim were only separated by a closet door. >> when they opened the closet, they tried to pull it out. i tried to close it back. they were making big noise so i got scared and i let go. >> reporter: that is when things turned violent. >> there was shouting. they saw the jewelry i was wearing. he took it from me. >> reporter: the men stole her wedding ring and chain off of her. they left in two minutes before jumping in this silver infinity suv. it was captured on the home surveillance video. they were so bold, they even used the driveway. the couple installed the security ca

betty yu has more on the happy ending to the desperate search. >> reporter: tears broke out as four young children and two adults arrived at the hospital. more than 200 people searched by air and on foot for two days. they spot an overturned jeep with binoculars. >> it's it was huge relief. i counted all six of them nice and warm. >> reporter: on sunday james glanton and his girlfriend took their two children and niece and nephew to play in the snow. the car apparently swerved off the road and flipped over. overnight temperatures dropped to 16 degrees below zero. their decision to stay together and with the jeep probably saved their lives. >> they were heating rocks with fire to hold for the children to stay warm. >> did a good job keeping everybody safe. >> they had foot and water whole time also so moore the exposure to the cold -- they had food and watered every the whole time so just more the exposure to the cold than anything else. >> reporter: node frostbite. it was emotional for the -- they had no frostbite. it was emotional for the sheriff. >> the work of a lot of people in the co

live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> costco tops the list for the best return policy. nordstrom has no time limit. zappos has a one year limit. and wal-mart's 90 day return policy begins today. >>> there are great bargains and what happened on delta airline's website. some travelers got some fantastic air fares thanks to a little glitch. a flight from hawaii to boston was going for $68. there were round trips for $50. delta says they will honor the low price tickets. >>> city college of san francisco took the fight to keep it's accreditation to the court. the school could lose it at the end of next july. that would leave tens of thousands of students scrambling. there are multiple lawsuits seeking to block the dedig made by a commission earlier this year. they say that decision has caused enrollment to drop by as much as 30%. >>> bay area school districts are updating their facilities to accommodate transgender students in the new year. a new law requires them to use sex segregated facility and participate in gender specific activities of their choice. the school in el

. >> our betty yu joins us in oakland with the new agreement. betty?> reporter: juliette, this was a long and tense negotiation. the agency and union leaders have averted a strike. the new deal calls for a 9.5% pay raise over three years and healthcare premium, $120 a month. they service about 200,000 daily riders. tonight the president of the union says she is thankful service was not disrupted. they had rejected two deals in the past. >> we think it's a very good agreement and we are glad our members agreed and ratified this contract. it is a big relief to insure they are secure and our riding public will continue to get the service they deserve. >> reporter: an ac transit spokesperson says it is happy they have reached a deal. now that contract must go before the board of directors for approval. it will do so january 8. in oakland, i'm betty yu, kpix5. >> bart is waiting for its members to approve it's most recent agreement. both sides agreed to drop the family leave clause. bart workers would get a 15% raise over four years and healthcare contribut

in palo alto, betty yu, kpix5. >>> since 2008, the center has handled more than 6,000 missing children cases nationwide. of those, 6,000 were in california. >>> the search of a missing silicon value person and his family have been called off. 51-year-old dale smith was flying a small private plane over the mountains in central idaho on december 1. when that plane suddenly disappeared. five people were on board. >>> here we go again. bart and its unions are back at the bargaining table. this time, the unions are not threatening to strike, but things are still very contentious between the two sides. bart says a family lead provision should never have been in the final contract. the unions are arguing that bart signed off on it. so the deal should be ratified and there is really nothing to talk about. they also have taken the matter to court filing a lawsuit against the transit agency. >>> regardless of how things will turn out, it will cost about 19 cents more to ride bart at the beginning of to year. it needs to pay for new trains. >>> perhaps it's the holiday season that suddenly warme

betty yu reports. >> reporter: before they upgraded their home and bought some things, the cascianos learned to manage their money as much as their behavior. >> we surrounded ourselves with our family. i think that was the most helpful piece of it. >> reporter: this retired south bay couple who hit the largest single state lottery prize collected a lump sum of $41 million after taxes. their advice to the mystery winner? first, protect your privacy. >> it's somewhat, you know, frightening because we went so public. so people knew what we looked like. so they are looking for us. they just come and knock on the door and ask for money. you know? the parish priest and strangers. >> reporter: al and carmen didn't claim their winnings for a week. first they told their three adult children spoke with financial experts and even hired a public relations firm. >> people who get a large win fall sometimes lose it after two or three years because they go through it quickly and spend it on foolish things without thinking about it. >> reporter: the cascianos didn't do that. within six months of win

live in san jose, i'm betty yu kpix 5. >>> stock market move for facebook. it will be joining the 500. facebook reported its fourth-straight profitable quarter in october, which is one of the criteria that s & p uses to determine eligibility. change goes into effect after december 20th. facebook is also joining the s & p 100. >>> turns out google's founders saves millions of dollars on discounted jet fuel. they weren't entitled to buy. this nasa space hangar in mountain view is leased to hold the private planes. a government report says those founders received improper discounts on jet fuel that saved them and google's ceo up to 5.3 million drr. those discounts stopped in september. >>> nasa trying to figure out why a cooling pump on the international space station suddenly shut down today. it's back up and running right now and the six-member team is safe. engineers are trying to figure out if it was a mechanical problem or some sort of software glitch. some non-critical equipment has been powered down as a precaution. >>> the maker of the popular hot sauce

betty yu reports. >> reporter: the smiths are a tight-knit mormon family. after spending thanksgiving weekend in oregon, silicon valley executive dale smith left for montana. his son daniel and his son's wife, his daughter amber and her fiance were in his beech bonanza similar to this one. it ran into engine trouble over central idaho sunday. smith intended to land at the remote johnson creek airstrip seen in this youtube video. but they never made it. >> the temperature dropped. that's probably the biggest concern. they have their winter parkas and clothes along so they could layer up and stuff but, you know, this is the third night out. >> reporter: his founding business partner knows the wilderness is unforgiving but knows smith to be cautious. >> he is so intelligent that i figure if anybody can get out of this situation he's in he would be one. >> reporter: idaho search teams detected a faint signal from the plane's emergency beacon but haven't been able to pinpoint it in the rugged mountainous terrain. his partner says smith also used the missing plan

in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a community is saving christmas tonight for a union city family burned out of their home. chopper 5 captured the after math of the fire yesterday. what you cannot see is the damage inside. the fire destroyed everything, including all their christmas gifts. the alameda county fire department and total strangers decided something needed to be done. >> just helping out and paying it forward, always trying to do the right thing. >> 16 people were displaced by that fire. fortunately, though, no one was hurt. >>> procrastinators may be scrambling to get those last-minute gifts, but it won't be enough to salvage this holiday shopping season. early numbers show retail sales failed in stores while they sailed on the internet. online, they're up 37%. by tonight it was a bit late to do any holiday shopping, but our patrick found a few who tried. >> it was the night before christmas. wait, where is everyone? >> i thought, well, i'll just come out on christmas eve because they hold the stores open for guys, don't they? >> i think this is the one shopping day specific

betty yu, kpix 5. >> checking some other bay area headlines on this christmas morning. >>> the puppy rescued from that recycling plant at san francisco sparked dozens of offers of adoption. 3-month-old gem was inside a garbage bag heading down a conveyor belt on saturday when a worker stopped the machine. gem will be nursed back to health and assessed for temperament before placement. >>> san francisco is following san jose's lead in establishing a little saigon district. san francisco's mayor ed lee was among those pushing for the campaign to install little saigon street banners in part of the tenderloin. it's all in an effort to support small businesses in the heavily vietnamese neighborhood. >>> time is 4:41. it is the first christmas day for pope francis as the vicar of christ. how he is spending the day at the vatican. >> plus, how a 10-year-old boy down in southern california spreading christmas cheer to other children battling chronic illnesses coming our way. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high

betty yu is in los altos tonight at one of the luckiest stores of. >> reporter: if you haven't checkedour tickets, let's put the numbers on your screen for you, 19, 24, 26, if 27, 70 and the mega numb -- 27, 70 and the mega number is 12. no one won the big jackpot tonight, so it just grew to $550 million. under new rules yes, the prizes are bigger, but as we've seen tonight, your chances of winning or probably worse than ever. >> it's so much money and my last name is gamble. i've got to take a chance on it. >> it's my birthday today. 13 december is my birthday. >> reporter: at jp liquors in los altos owner greg rivera says he sold 10 times the amount of tickets today he normally does. >> this is going to get you into stanford of. >> reporter: since mega millions revamped its rules in october to grow bigger jackpots in a shorter amount of time sales at this lucky store have doubled. >> this makes the jackpot go a hospital faster and that brings a lot -- lot faster and that brings a lot more traffic into the store. >> reporter: the odds of one of these guys winning that monster jackpot

betty yu reports. >> reporter: what looks like a scary creature in a sci-fi movie is part of google's new dream robot team. >> these devices can run, walk and traverse through forests, they can get through snow. the mobility and the fact that they have animal like qualities to them is both exciting and scary. >> reporter: these machines like big dog, cheetah and pet man were made by a major military robot maker called boston dynamics. it's the 8th robotics company google bought in the past 6 months. what going the plans to do with its robotics collection is top secret. but the head of the division told the "new york times" that the company is looking at commercial purposes. cbs news tech analyst larry magid thinks factory or other work. >> it could fit in a vehicle and deliver a package much as the postman or u.p.s. delivery does today. >> reporter: inches this kind of reality is in the not so distant future. >> i think by the early 2020s, we will see robots in our communities delivering, serving, building, doing various functions. >> reporter: in mountain view, betty yu, kpix 5. >> s

my wife and i we've been to alaska so this is nothing. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> one bay area elementary school didn't have heat for a week during this cold snap. a heater broke at community united in oakland last monday. and it didn't get fixed until yesterday. about 100 students were affected. >>> all right, raise your hand if you have to pull out the icescaper this morning -- scraper this morning. >> i couldn't find my scraper. i needed to but i couldn't find it. >> that's why you got here about five minutes ago wasn't it? >> about ten. >> me either. we have some changes coming in the way and it looks like this will be the last real cold morning. otherwise, the temperature is going to start to moderate just a little bit. still out the door we go. it is clear and cold. a frosty start to the day and yeah you may be chipping some ice off the windshield as well as the temperatures down into the 20s and 30 end zone many spots again. 36 concord. 29-degrees in livermore and san jose and a mild 40 degrees compared to everywhere else in san francisco. freeze warnings are up once aga

the deals are just too good to pass up. >> reporter: betty yu kpix 5. >> before you return any items, be sure to check the store's policies. a few examples, costco has no time limit for returns and no receipt is necessary. nordstrom also has no time limit. zappo's and rei have a one-year limit and walmart has a 90-day return policy with a 90-day period starting yesterday. to save yourself from any hassles, bring the receipt and the original box. >>> another day another record high on wall street. it was the 50th record close for the dow this year. marlie hall has the details from cbsmoneywatch. >>> reporter: stocks were higher and trading was light on wall street yesterday as investors returned from the christmas holiday. the dow climbed 122 points and the nasdaq was up nearly 12. average u.s. rates for fixed mortgages crept up slightly but are still low. according to mortgage buyer freddie mac, the rate on the 30- year loan increased to 4.48% from 4.47% last week. meantime, prospective home buyers are bracing for the stricter new federal mortgage rules which take effect next month. s

as kpix 5's betty yu reports, the victorian is far from move- in ready. >> reporter: it's burned-out, fenced in and boarded out but this home on south 7th street needs no brochures or pretty photos to attract a list of all cash-paying potential buyers and most are ready to pay more than the $399,000 asking price. >> it's a thing of beauty. we take great pleasure in renovating homes nava right of conditions. >> i would consider this dirt is what really it is. it's a good location near the san jose state university campus. >> reporter: this victorian style 2000-plus-square-foot home built in 1895 was severely damaged in a fire back in 2012. it had been abandoned for years. this summer the owner paid nearly $400,000 hoping to develop it into student housing. but she ran into some financial trouble. so it's back on the market. >> i can't remember anything like this in this condition that's attracted this kind of attention. you know, the old adage of location location location is very key to this property. >> reporter: the realtor represents two bidders including mark garzon who runs a des

kpix 5's betty yu says it's not the first time the victim was targeted. >> reporter: two men dressed in hoodies took a casual walk across the lawn before two others followed sprinting toward this home. they kicked down the door in seconds while the woman inside too afraid to show her face on camera hid in her closet. >> i thought originally that if i make some noise upstairs they will go away thinking somebody isn't there. >> reporter: it was too late, the four brazen robbers and victims were only separated by a closet door. >> they opened the closet. they were trying to pull the door out. i was trying to close it back again. and they were huge and they were making big noise. i got scared and i let go. >> reporter: things turned violent. >> he was shouting and point the gun at me and they saw the jewelry i was wearing. he took it from me. >> reporter: the men stole her wedding ring and chain right off her. they ransacked the home in less than two minutes before jumping in this silver infiniti suv. it was captured on the family's surveillance video casing the home minutes before. they

] >> this community came together and helped us come to a successful conclusion. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> in idaho backcountry there is still no sign of a missing plane piloted by a san jose tech executive. it's been 10 days since dale smith reported engine problems. smith was flying with two of his grown children and their significant others. the valley county search crews have scaled back their efforts but family and friends are continuing the evident. >>> happening today the ntsb will hold a marathon hearing into the crash land, of the asiana jet at sfo last july. the two-day hearing was postponed due to bad weather in d.c. the two-day hearing will be squeezed into one day now. they want to examine whether the korean airplane pilots were too reliant on the plane's computer system. the pilots are not testify. three chinese teams were killed when that plane crashed on july 6. >>> a budget deal has been reached on capitol hill just days before lawmakers go home for christmas. the agreement set spending levels for two years and it reduces the deficit and replaces across-the-bo

kpix 5's betty yu shows us some of the rough terrain. >>> reporter: the third day of a search in idaho ended with no sign of the smith family or their small plane. silicon valley executive dale smith left oregon with his daughter amber and her fiance, his son daniel and his wife, in his beach bonanza similar to this one. they ran into engine trouble and never arrived in montana. at his congregation with you you would find smith leading a youth group normally, there's a real void. >> we're not discouraged. obviously as each day passes it's getting more difficult. we're obviously more worried. but we're trying to focus on the hope. >> reporter: the search ramped up with more planes and high- tech tools and more people including family member brad norton. >> we haven't been able to find them yet. but from what i understand, it's steep mountainsides, dense forest. so it's kind of a needle in a haystack. >> reporter: that faint signal from an emergency beacon yesterday that sparked so much hope could be misleading. >> today they are not getting that. so we don't know -- we haven't ruled out

in san jose, i'm betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a man who killed a hayward high school student and shot at hisriends has been convicted of murder. samuel the third was shot to death in 2010 following a confrontation at a park. he played on the varsity baseball team. the killer 23-year-old robert is scheduled to be sentenced in march. >>> a brutal trip to the mall for one bay area woman. police say a 15-year-old girl attacked her in a bay fair parking lot yesterday in san leandro, then she snatched a woman's purse and ran to a waiting car. a witness saw the whole thing and called police. >> she was kicked repeatedly and struck repeatedly. it was really all for a purse that the suspect was trying to steal from her. >> the girl and two other teenagers were arrested in east oakland. the victim who is in her 60s is recovering. >>> tonight, the investigation into the deadly train crash in new york city is zeroing in on the driver. he said he went into a daze right before the train ran off the rails. >> federal investigators say that so far, they found no mechanical reason for a metro north commuter

betty yu spoke with him about his inspiration. >> king james takes his competition very seriously, andust when he's on the court. >> did you also know that i paint? >> the two-time nba champ challenged kids under 12 to take their challenge to the canvas as part of nike's t-shirt contest in honor of the four-time mvp. 11-year-old sixth grader raul did just that. >> pretty exciting. >> or you could say he killed it. lebron announced the winner to his 15 million followers on facebook. >> over here i say not wurngs not two. >> the san jose student who loves art and basketball came up with his design and sketched it in 45 minutes. >> lebron is a really hard worker and he has all these haters and doubters at all. this shirt kind of shows that everyone -- now, he's actually done it. >> he beat out more than 1100 kids across the country. the shirt is now on sale online for $30s and expected to hit bay area nike stores this week. >> i'm very proud of that. to think that lebron james chose his design, it's a big deal, and to still say, like, i'm very thankful and happy and stay grounded is a big

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a real natural reaction to knowing that there was more than we could ever spend. >> reporter: betty yu kpix 5. >> the second winning ticket was sold at this newsstand in atlanta. she claimed her prize and got the cash option, $120 million. she used family birthdays to pick the winning numbers. >>> the dow soared to a new record on encouraging words from the federal reserve. details from cbsmoneywatch reporter wendy gillette. >> reporter: the federal reserve says the economy is strong enough to withstand a slight pullback of its stimulus package. the fed announced yesterday it's cutting the amount of government bonds it's buying from $85 billion a month to $75 billion beginning in january. at his final news conference before he steps down next month, chairman ben bernanke also said the fed plans to keep short-term interest rates low to encourage borrowing and spending. on wall street the news from the federal reserve sent stocks soaring to another record high. the dow jumped almost 300 points. the nasdaq rose 46. >>> the holiday shopping season has been a disappointment so far for retai

i really, really do. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> smith is the founder of a company that services data storage. >>> oakland city council member libby shaaf is entering the race for mayor. shaaf hold the mayor's old seat on the city council and she lance to focus her campaign on city crime. 70% of oaklanders rate crime as their top priority. >> i think oakland can do better. oaklanders deserve to have the police come when they call, that the city can be safe. >>> fremont police plan to patrol retail areas on bicycles during the holiday season. the goal is to reduce crime in shopping areas and adjacent parking lots. teams of two bike officers will be deployed on weekends. police want to increase mobility beyond foot patrols especially in crowded areas. >>> cyber monday has come and gone and perhaps you scored some attractive deals but did you remember to add the tax? a new state law that took effect last year requires you to pay sales tax for online purchases even if the retailer doesn't add it on up front. >> regardless of whether they charge, you actually have to pay the tax if it

especially if you're going to be leaving it overnight. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> bmw is also changing its policy in response to the thefts. it's now keeping all keys inside the dealership. >>> police are searching for a smash and grab robber who created a chaotic scene outside san jose's east ridge mall. the suspect smashed one of the cases at the jewelers. grabbed some of the jewelry and then took off. a witness says the whole thing lasted just a few seconds but the sound of the breaking glass led a number of shoppers to think they were hearing gunshots. that sent many of them running for the exits and nobody was hurt. >>> time is 4:42. right now astronauts are completing a critical spacewalk hundreds of miles allove the earth. the -- above the earth. the latest from the international space station. >> the deadline passed to sign up for health insurance starting january 1st under covered california. what happens now for those who missed the deadline when we come back. >>> it is quarter to 5:00. and we have live pictures right now high above the earth. you are looking at a ch

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betty yu -- on the efforts prevent another deadly nigh betty?ince the shelter in san jo opened on monday, they hav't been at capacity. talk about how many beds they have ope the moment. nats "right here is my mat r tonight..." julia angell w't have to search for a warm p to sleep tonight. shiveringn back to our developing stor the 85 year-old palo alto m held by north korea for more than month... is coming home. mel newman was released... and arrived in beijing a few hos ago. andria borba is at s-f-o... where newman is expected to in... sometime over the wee. andria? since october 26th, the famy of merrill newman has had to wait for the korean war ve' san jose man whose plane disappeared in the idaho wilderness. dale smith, two of his chil, and two others were headed oregon to montana when smith radioed he was having engine trouble. there's been no sign of them since sunday. e weather is expected to keep aircraft grounded for the cg days. authorities say the search will not likely be as intensive -- unless somethi turns up. the pier where the go

. >> for the first time in 14 years, elian gonzalez heard his great-nef yu speaking publicly about his return to cuba. the eld the elder cared for the boy in the united states. >> translation: we are happy he is alive but a little upset. we knew what was happen to him. >> elian gonzalez's is referring to comments his great-nephew, now 20, made last week. the younger gonzalez was in ek wad door to attend a conference, his first trip out of cuba. >> translation: they have to realise they behaved poorly and did not do the right thing. we are ready to not forgive them, but that is not forgivable, but we don't hold grudges. >> in 1999 the boy was caught in the mid of of an international custody battle when he was the sole survivor of a raft crossing. his mother drowned. he was placed with his great uncle and other relatives who fought to keep him in miami. fidel castro sent the boys father to the u.s. to return him. armed federal agents seized the child for return to cuba. today, his great nephew is an instrument of the communist system. >> translation: he speaks, but he doesn't know. he sa

"i have difficulty in breathing" says 24-year-old zwei ji yu.ty is also bad and so is my mood." it's been a week of steadily rising record pollution levels in shanghai that have prompted the highest level of health warning. the concentration of the most dangerous particles reaching 20 times what the world health organization regards as hazardous. "i don't think it's fit for humans to live in this kind of environment" says this man. hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed, schools closed, residents urged to stay indoors and factories ordered to cut off production. ships forced to navigate cautiously through the haze. experts blame the cold windless weather for a cloud of pollution from cars, factories and coal burning that has sat over eastern china for most of the week, and there's been record-breaking levels in other cities, including beijing earlier this year. the government has announced many plans to fight the pollution but with little apparent progress. the dense smog in eastern china is starting to lift today but here in beijing it's

betty yu was there. you know, this is rough territory. in the world did this family survive in that sub zero temperatures? >> that's right, ken. this family was out there about 48 hours. they did really smart and unusual things in staying alive. they were found huddled around fire near their overturned jeep. >> cheers broke out oz four young children and two adults arrived at the hospital after two frigid nights in the wilderness. more than 200 people searched the remote mountain range by air and on foot for two days. ultimately it was a family friend who spotted the family's overturned jeep with by knock lars. >> it was a huge relief. i was expecting the worst, and when i same around the corner and i counted all six of them standing there nice and warm. >> on sunday, james and his girlfriend christina took their two young children and niece and ne fu to play in the snow. the car apparently swerved off the road and flipped over. overniethd temperatures dropped to 16 grows below zero. their decision to stay together and with the jeep proba

betty yu on what's making search-and-rescue efforts so difficult. >> reporter: dale smith is known to friends as neighbors near his mindy way home in san jose as an experienced pilot, a mormon and loving father of five. >> they are usually a very sweet and gentle group of people. and very giving. so i'm just hoping as i said the prayers will find them all in one piece. >> reporter: some 700 miles away in the idaho backcountry, search-and-rescue crews are hoping for better weather conditions to help them find the single-engine beechcraft bonanza similar to the one pictured here. it was carrying 5 family members. the plane was flying from oregon to montana when the pilot reported engine trouble and then lost contact with controllers, the pilot intended to land here on the remote johnson creek airstrip. >> he flies frequently so i'm surprised that he's gone down or missing or whatever's happened. when he goes on these trips, he stays in touch with everybody and the all the airports. so it's something to be worried about. >> reporter: officials have not confirmed who was on board but neig

live in san jose, i'm betty yu, kpix 5. >>> time is running out for those finding a couple and four children, missing after going to play in the snow in the remote mountains outside reno. the children, they're 3 to 10 years old. the group hasn't been heard of since yesterday afternoon. temperatures, they have been dropped as low as 16 degrees below 0. >>> friends and family members as well as search teams, they're facing harsh weather conditions in their search for dale smith and some of his family members. smith of san jose, his wife, daughter, and fiance, they disappeared in idaho while flying to montana the first of the month. reporting engine problems before disappearing. those searching for them are facing snow and sub-freezing temperatures. >>> well a thief may be the real life gr initiation ch after swiping dozens of christmas presents that were meant for sick kids. he didn't stop there. andrea? >> reporter: well, he hit several cars, in one neighborhood, all with the block of each other and all within just a few hours. when you look up jerk in the dictionary, chances are you'll see t

general question, and a little bit hard to respond to, but i will say that the tree with the vigor yus canopy which is the tree at 811, that is the healthyist tree the challenge there is that structurally it is weak and if were to be retained i think that substantial cabling will be required. the challenge there is that the minute that the cable is installed there is a recognition that there is some risk there. because there is a recognition that there is a structural flaw and so, whether that is reasonable to require the property owner you know, i would give to this board, the department felt that it was reasonable to remove because of the risks. >> we have had trees that had failure that we recommended to keep before the board prior but on this one, you feel that because of it would require cabling for matter what. >> i don't think that it should be retained without cabling. >> okay. >> >> i don't think that the tree at 840 should be retained, i think that tree should be removed. >> okay. >> and then the tree at 603, you know, you could potentially extend the life a little bit, but,

contact a richmond city resident at 447-2426 if yu wish to join us on thanksgiving, also if you're in the richmond district, our richmond district neighborhood scented, our foot pantry in richmond, we have two, but they want to announce that thanksgiving food pantry event is being organized for thursday, thanksgiving at 2:30 p.m. and it is located at 741-30th avenue, preregistration is required and you can kault 750-8554 for more detail, i'm supporting small businesses for small business saturday on november 30, the day after black friday, it's to support small businesses, a day to celebrate and support how the small businesses are the backbone of our economy and haul that they do for our communities, it's sponsored by the u.s. small business administration, if you want more information, shop smaum.com is the information. i'll be out on klem meant street and also in the outer balboa area throughout the day, but there's a lot of activity in our small business corridors as well, shop small and support our small businesses. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor wiener? thank you, supe

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