open at 8:00 a.m. along with toys 'r us. >> in san francisco two are hospitalized after a fire at the newly refurbished victorian before 9:00 a.m. in the four story victorian near golden gate park. two people suffered serious burns and were rushed to st. francis memorial hospital. two others displaced by the fire held by the red cross. firefighters say there were no fire stops between the walls or floors because of the construction. >> we say this lit up quickly because of the construction. the unit did a great job and hopefully everyone is okay. >> they finished 2 1/2 yours of renovation, like $1 million worth of gorgeous restoring. it looks like that is ruined because we could hear them breaking windows. >> the fire started on the third floor and spread to the 4th and arson investigators were at the scene trying to determine how it was started. >> happening now in southern california, a red flag warning is in effect in los angeles. this is what the crews are worried about, winds threatened to spread

led by 16 at the hal half. then in the second freshman bird getting serious air for the one handed finish. he had 14 and david leading with 19 point 10 board awkward shot but bounce ins and cal goes on to win 73-56. basebal baseball. a's agreed to terms on 2 year 22 million dollar contract with left handed pitcher scott with pending passed physical. we was cleveland and will fill the final spot in the starting rotation meaning 40-year-old cologne too expensive and done with the a and traded golf wokes and more at 11:00. >> all right. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 20 for spencer and all of us, i'm dan ashley thanks for watching we appreciate your time as always. 7 news continues now on line on twitter face back all the mobile device was our new abc 7 mobile device was our new abc 7 news [♪] raisins don't belong in chocolate chip cookie. it gives them depth. hey, watch it, punk. what are you, 80? he's the one trying to bring back disco. i don't have to be old to know it's not gonna happe

live, i'm betty, kpix5. >> first, kim kardashian kanye west got engaged at at&t park. now a celebrity wedding this weekend in san francisco promises to create another scene. joe vasquez tells us anyone can see the wedding on pay per view. joe, how romantic. >> reporter: sure, yeah, pay per view wedding. look, the bottom line here, this is going to be a reality show extravaganza sunday afternoon, just don't try to come down here early like we did and get a peek inside, you will not get past the palace guards. >> can't allow you to film on site. >> famous wedding planner, sharon sacks, the blond lady on the left told me we will get in trouble for being here and she's not dishing any details. as for the wedding couple themselves, they're not afraid of a camera. >> i've been in love with him for a very long time. >> she told me she fled to me, and -- >> i've never looked back. >> the groom is neil, bay area native and famous band leader of journey. the bride, micayla salahi. she and her husband crashed a state dinner at the white house in 2009. popped the question on stage

here is a live look at the temperatures right now. santa rosa is at 34 degrees. mid 30's out the door for concord. we do have a clear skies and inside the bay but up to the north we have limited visibility. that would mix out as we head into afternoon and you can expect sunny skies. take a look at 3:00 p.m. there will be a lot a 60's. it is my identity as warm as we experience. by 8:00 p.m. most locations will be in the '50s. it will not be too bed in fact we're looking for to fear conditions. >> santa clara will have a high of 62 degrees and plenty of sunshine for evergreen. we will see low 60's through the san ramon valley. low 60's for downtown san francisco and 64 degrees for oakland. i do not think we will break any records today but is still will be a mild day. we have very few calls expected. the temperatures will be in the upper 40's. you will need a jacket. we're holding up to very mild weather. here's a look at the 7 day around the bay. the temperatures will continue as we approach closer to the weekend. we may see 70's on thursday and friday. clear ski

i have a number of stocks i purchased at low prices like eog resources at 30, lionsgate at 11, and i would like more shares of these excellent companies. given that the prices are now exponentially higher than what i originally paid, but i want more shares and the larger positions in these companies, do i buy more or do i wait for another bargain to come around? >> robin, this is really difficult. i talk about this all the time with stephanie link. it's called violating your basis. let's overlay that with the discipline of, if the stock is down 5% to 8%, i'm freeing you of the idea that you can basically start a new position mentally even though part of an old position physically and buy some of those high-quality stocks. let's go to joe in ohio. joe? >> caller: big brownsburg bulldog boo-yah to ya, jimmy boy. >> of course. >> caller: hey, jim. question for you here. i have some older friends that were given procter & gamble stock when they were very young, and they've kept that stock for 60 or 70 years and it has split many times and they've become quite wealthy. my question is, how

i used to look at charts. i still look at charts and i love technicals but we have to remember market as a whole as aggregate is not priced so high we're in bubble territory that we were couple years ago. david: the question specifically, if you're thinking long term you should not be sacrificing on investment as a lot of companies are in order to boost up share value, right? >> i agree with that and i think that's why if that's the case which i think that case can be made. i will see that point. so if that's the case you have to go where value is. i'm looking buying more in the u.s., small cap value. international, you know, in emerging and developed markets go for those value indexes or value etfs versus the growth stuff because it's true, a lot of that growth stuff is crap. it is overleveraged, it is low quality. i love netflix but i'm not sure it needs to be up almost 300% this year. so i'm with you guys on that. mr. is plenty of great places to buy cheap areas of the world. if you focus on that, march beg

san mateo was at 29 and redwood city is right at the freezing mark at 32 degrees. the mild spot in san francisco. i still think you need a cold.coast. i think e will set new records this morning bread we got down to 19 degrees in napa. the record low was 26 degrees. you can see a lot of us will get close or ford or the record lows including san jose. >> it is a lot colder outside. it is 17 degrees colder in vallejo compared to 24 hours ago. fairfield is 15 degrees colder and redwood city is at 7. the freeze warnings is still in effect this morning before pretty much the entire bay area with the exception of san francisco. this has been extended to tomorrow because of the below freezing temperatures. let's break down futurecast and numbers. at 8:00 a.m. will still be in the 30's. livermore it will be tough for you to warm-up. by 10:00 a.m. will be in the 40's. 41 for livermore lunch time, it will still be chilly 49 for san jose 48 degrees for napa we should talk called in to upper 40's. san jose will be at 49 and mid to upper 40's for livermore. >> here is a look at

at least he's making a call at the top. and itg did a great job at j.c. penney a couple of weeks ago. operating margins have actually been improving. revenue slowing. operating margin getting better. i think it gets to 75 and you got to buy it. >> he sent me a chart in the middle of the day and said the stock has broken through the 50. i totally agree. is. >> so nice. pay attention. federal reserve has the 411 on a piece of data that might be the last puzzle piece. we will hear from the ceo of sun power live on set after this break. ♪ i want to spread a little love this year ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship at the lexus december to remember sales event. some of the best offers of the year. this is the pursuit of perfection. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. unitedhealthcare. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their

if you've done some holiday shopping at target. shopping at target. whatoes at first spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. back. will come back. the full day of winter was more like * spring in some places. that set high temperature records yesterday. including d-c- where it was 72 degrees. then there was flooding, snow, and ice in the midwest, northern new england, and along the great lakes. in those areas, trees and branches snapped, power was cut and hundreds of thousands of utility customers are in the dark. at least nine deaths are blamed on the storm. looks like air quality will work to approach christmas day. 34 out the door in fairfield. milder with love to live with ford is along the east bay shoreline. it is called right now but we will make up for into the afternoon. it will be warmer and some spots a

or you can email us at breaking news at kron-4 dot com. we'd love to share them on the air and on our website. >> we're getting you in the holiday spirit with another kron local special, amazing holiday lights. our one-hour show takes you live all around the bay bringing you some spectacular holiday light displays, tree lightings and holidays festivities. kron 4's amazing holiday lights, this friday night. december 13th at 9pm. right after kron 4 news at 8. >> coming up on the kron4 morning nils. cold weather is causing a ton a problems across the country. we will give you the latest. >> then ntsb is preparing for a hearing on the asiana crash sfo pripet we will give you details on when that investigation is set to begin. will also have people behaving badly the ll osuccs. heree hor thprou acmpliment ourtudes analum. peop lik mar salar, anxecuve dectoat ameran r cro. or glin ith,ideo acunt rect at hoo. and r evy garlin, thounds re a hir by huredsf tocompies. ch expanding thenfluce of o pro unirsitof phoex neork. that'sight unersi of oeni e

over at the truck stop. look at the roadway. the maps through the area. that's fine out of the irvington district. look at 680 heading north out of the south bay and in toward the tri-valley. we have a crash, reported as a hit-and-run. there's still paperwork going on. sounds like a larger vehicle. maybe a mobile home on the shoulder no major issues or distraction and we'll watch as this develops, very cold along the 680 corridor. >> the cold temperatures have people very eager to get to the snow. many are rushing to ski and snowboard. stocking up on gear and warm clothes. >> they're very excited. a lot of enthusiasm. they want to go to the mountains and want to get the equipments and head up and have a great time. and they want to see the latest and greatest of what's out and available. >> ski resorts are waking up to 1/2 foot of fresh snow this morning. and all that new snow means the roads could be dangerous if you are planning to the sierra. this is a live look this morning, highway 50 near the 89 juncti

look at the number. when this looks really cheap, at least a reason. they are not doing i a favor. >> is best buy making the money? >> third party insurance companies that are selling service contracts. this is not usually an extension of the factory warranty. it's a misnomer. they are selling you a parallel service contract for a third party to fix the thing later if it breaks. typically it will not be the factory. and the retailer gets a portion of the sale of that insurance premium and the insurance company gets the rest of it. also, realize that a lot of these warranties are going to run concurrent to the factory. so the first year is a waste. you have the factory coverage. you're buying double coverage that doesn't get you anywhere. so look at the fine print there. if it's concurrent, you're throwing away the first year. >> are you seeing more people are not getting these warranties now? >> reporter: i would like to think so. some consumer reports data we saw shows that tvs only fail between 4 and 6% of them ever ranging from name brands to unknow

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>> they are -- they are at the california puc at the same time in different venues and proceedings and so we are expecting the rate increase that i mentioned but the generation component to increase, which helps anyone who's trying to implement a cca program, but when you look at it from the green tariff option perspective, the way pg and e is proposing to build that rate is irrespective of the actual cost of providing the full service. >> miss miller. >> you asked us at the last meeting to check on potential alternatives given what has not happened at the commission in terms of setting rates so your staff spend sometime -- we looked at the marin energy authority there's 2 different programs one for if if affiliate members and the city of richmond recently joined the city and county of san francisco would be a special consideration member that requires a different set of considerations by them but they were and both of us talked to their staff -- they are willing to talk to san francisco about expanding their program. jason will go into more detail. a study and recommendation by the st

look at me and nurses. and help us reset the vent later. >> he points to successes battling conditions common to patients and says cases of accep accepts -- sepsis dropped by a third. saved lives with the help of a shadow team watching over some of the bay area's most vulnerable patients. >> and we have a late development tonight. the family of a 13 wroerl-year-old girl kept alive on life support says the hospital is refusing to let them spend christmas with her. jahi mcmath's family held a news conference following their meeting with administrators in oakland. they say the hospital called their daughter dead and wants to take her off life support. the family says the hospital is refusing to release jahi's medical records or allow her to be examined by an outside doctor. the attorney will go to dourt try to get an injunction. jahi suffered a heart attack after having her tonsiled removed she was declared brain dead wednesday, we're following this story closely. we'll have more for you tonight at 9:00 and 11

at the bottom of the receipt, the tipper signs the bill at #at tips for jesus. a server at harrah's also received a $200 tip on a $468 tab. >> it is a really nice gesture. >> so many servers are under appreciated. the fact they are leaving a tip to show their appreciation and not doing it behind a cause is a reflection of the whole christianity of what that stands for. >> again, the person leaving these big tips goes by the instagram #for jesus. appears he or she has left more than 50,000 dollars in tips at restaurants across the country. >>> a new movement took hold today challenging folks to get into the spirit of giving it's called giving tuesday. in its second year the event is calling on people to donate to charitable causes to help those in need. people have been commenting how they are giving. figures show last year giving tuesday led to an online donation spike of more than 506% 50% over the same day the -- 50% over the previous year. >>> how long the cold snap will last, next. >>> san jose police officers accept a play raise, but is it too little too la

pet lum a. 52 at livermore. one more live view from our tower cam, looking over san francisco, under partly cloudy skies. these are all forecast features. gusty winds will develop overnight with a slate chance of showers. blustery tomorrow with better air quality. milder weather will develop on saturday as winter arrives. here we go. satellite image shows the advancing cold front that's going to bring in cold air. also triggering strong, gusty winds. it will be windy and much cooler over the next day or two than we've had lately. starting the forecast animation. 11:00 tonight, we may see showers in the south bay later tonight. down around san jose, into the santa cruz mountains. farther south, toward monterrey. during the overnight hours, that becomes just a slight chance. one again, the same area, south bay and the santa cruz mountains. then into the early morning hours, around the beginning of rush hour or so. we'll see maybe a slight chance inland, over the east bay. after, that the chance of showers will mov

nature at its most delicious. after kron 4 news at 8. his pass bailey rode an accident involving a motorcyclist and five cars. expect significant delays. the bay bridge toll plaza not a whole lot of problems. right here we are back up through the macarthur maze. the metering lights, as you can see are on and it is slow on the stand getting all the way into san francisco. san mateo bridge has also been getting gum up grid we are seeing delays from about industrial. eastbound looking good grid back towards hayward critical to cambridge and the ship as well. erica? >>erica: and dan on this monday morning leaving the house with clear skies. it is another frigid start. live in the house 34 and copper. we have dropped down to 20 degrees in san jose we are closer to freezing the top 26. closer to westport approves we are seeing the spread of temperatures in san francisco we will see temperatures for the most part are cooler than 24 hours ago. four degrees cooler out the door and no vital. today, make sure to dress and extra layers. we still hav

gdp at 4.1%. let's take a look at the futures. there's the 10-year. everybody is watching the 10-year yield, 2.94%. it's a mixture there. seu cutting the triple a rating by one notch on budget concerns. our road map starts with what else, the u.s. economy. the gdp coming in at 4me men4.1 fastest growth in two years. and looking a blackberry, announcing a 4 million lost in the third quarter. revenue for nike beating the street after the company reported revenue of over 6 billion in the third quarter. revenues at nike are up and hit an all-time high just also a week. do you remember where you were a year ago today? i do and so did bill ackman. on this day a year ago he laid out why he said herbalife is a pyramid scheme and the stock will go to zero. it's far from zero. gdp revised upward from 4.1%. jim, this number caught a lot of people by surprise. maybe not the fed, though. >> no, it looks like the fed kind of figured it out. they had a meeting where they obviously start the taper. they would look very foolish if you saw this number. you would think

let's take a look. 50degrees at lunch time and just mid-50s at 3:00. it's you know 39 degrees in san francisco. that's cold when you get going in the morning hours. the freezing temperatures are going to continue tonight. then it's going to start warming up a little bit as this high pressure nudges in. we go from cold to cool to mild. as we head into the bay area weekend. mild we're talking sunday maybe some mid-60s. so the forecast model nothing. all the way through wednesday now we're going into thursday. right at the end of thursday you'll see something up here which at one point you thought would bring us something. the models will be jumping on this thing. will provide further warming. the forecast highs for your wednesday then. 50 in fairfield, 50 in antioch, 50 in brentwood. slightly warmer than it was today. 54 in mountain view. 54 in san jose. temperatures coming up into the mid-50s. the five day forecast. with your bay area view end in view it's been an interesting period. we have weather but it's not the weather we need. we get cold weather

it will start at 6:00 a.m.. now these workers are part of the transit union local 192 which represents more than 1600ac transit bus drivers and mechanics. they have been fighting for better wages, health care benefits, and scheduling break time. the agreement offers a 9.5% race over three years and increases medical benefits. >> you have to keep going. no proper restroom facilities. i would rather go on strike so we can get what we want. the way they are treating us here is not right. >> reporter: ktvu spoke with several members of the union who told us they would be voting no. but the president says she is confident it would pass. buses are continue to roll for the 180,000 daily passengers. voting will take place until 7:00 p.m. and they are hoping to have the results before midnight. reporting live from oakland janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it will cost you more to ride bart in the new year. starting january 1st, fairs will go up 5.2%. that is an average increase of 19 cents for a one way trip. ba

you look at the cold weather. you look at the lower than average sales. it's not been a great year for coke. china and brazil are weak. a number of those considerations are going to turn in 2014. we see a rebound in china and brazil. the gdp trends are trending higher. we think that volume growth will improve. what drives consumption of soda is weather. we've had cold, rainy weather the first half of 2013 and i think that -- if we get back to normal, think helps. so if you see a rebound in volumes for soda overall, typically coca-cola does better than average. >> coach fits the area, as well. tough year, the ceo is requiring. a lot of competition from michael kors and companies like that. why do you like coach here? >> i think it's a global luxury brand that has not lost the cashe. i'm excited about the burl brand, a glimpse of what the turn around can be in the second half of 2014. in addition to that, you have a stock with a steady repurchase plan, 2.4% dividend yield trading a full four multiple points trading below the luxury brand peer group. >> can

c back at 7:25.t(ñ a live local news t(t(update. >>> back at 11:00 a.m. for a >>> çó news#q& well.. for a have a great one. >> take care. # >>> good morning, miracle in the mountains. new details this morning on how a family survived days in subzero temperatures. the way they kept warm and stayed alive. >>> feeling the heat. president obama returns to the white house this morning facing his lowest approval numbers ever. while also coming under fire for this selfie at nelson mandela's memorial. >>> first on "today," from presidents to pop stars, to the pope. who will be "time's" person of the year for 2013? we're revealing their choice, live. >>> and all we want for christmas. mariah carey takes us home for the holidays. she welcomes us into her home

a shooting at a high school. reportedly leaving at least two people injured. the gunman dead. all of this going down at arapaho high school. that's at scentennial, colorado south of denver, not far from columbine high school. we have been watching footage from kusa, showing students evacuated from that high school. we have been seeing the images there of students with their hands raised, students being patted down by police. we should point out, all of this, of course, taking place about eight miles east of columbine high school. also in that same area, of course, you know, aurora, colorado, not far from here, either of the nbc's pete williams has been watching all of this very closely. pete joins me live now with more. pete, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: the main point, i think, is the one you just made, the danger is over, according to law enforcement authorities. although the picture you're looking at is now the results of the standard protocol they use. they're very familiar with this in colorado. they clear the school, bring the students outside, they search the

williams was arrested at an anti-apartheid rally at cal in may of 1985. mandela said that movement helped quicken the end of south africa's white minority rule. >> and he is in jail, and yet, he comes out of jail and he stands tall and says, i am not going to destroy. i came here to liberate. >> abc 7 news reporter spoke to two former cal students that helped windy versement against apartheid in south africa. >> reporter: these papers were typed by a student with a plan to help end apartheid in south africa. the year was 1985 and students were from uc berkeley. california assembly woman skinner was the leader of the student diversement committee. >> student leaders like myself, faith-based leaders that did the initiative and city of berkeley was the first city in the u.s. to divest 1979 and all of the activism. >> reporter: there were daily rallies, students quickly began to camp out until berkeley police staged a raid and arrested dozens of protesters. one of the leaders of those demonstrations was student body president pedro noreigo speaking to us from

he died at the hospital. two deputies were also taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> happening now, nelson mandela's casket has arrived at the seat of government in petoria south africa. his body is to lie in state there for three days so members of the public can pay their respects. president obama and other heads of state joined thousands of people today to mourn nelson mandela. >>> there was an outpouring of love for the man who liberated south africa from apartheid. >> reporter: close to 100 heads of state and governments and celebrities from around the world came to pay their respects to the late nelson mandela at a massive gathering. >> i welcome all of you. >> reporter: tens of thousands of south africans to converged on a huge soccer stadium. rain and problems kept many from coming out. those who came were enthusiastic. >> we're here to celebrate the life of our father who led us out of oppression. >> we join together and in celebration of mandela's life. >> reporter: it was pr

at this point, we don't know. no charges have been filed and police say they are still investigating. in mount airy, pat collins, news 4. >>> still ahead, a local teacher accused of showing up drunk. who spotted trouble that landed a teacher behind bars. >>> a deadly crash. the surprising twist as the victim's family addressed the court. >>> we continue to look back at the legacy of former south african president, nelson mandela who >>> our nation has lost its greatest son. >> we begin at 6:30 tonight with sad and historic news from south africa. former president, nelson mandela has died. one of the most famous statesmen who fought hate. reaction is coming in from all over the world and washington. we begin with pat lawson muse live with reaction from two world leaders. pat? >> we are going to start in new york. members of the u.n. security council interrupted their meeting to stand-up and hold a moment of silence for nelson mandela. here is the video. no one has done more for the united nations. aga again, video

years at the san francisco medical center. and you can see on this list all of the organizations that are members of the task force. so we spent the last several years through this process updating all the neighborhood associations that participate on the imp. and we also did a presentation at the mission bay advisory committee on our plans to move into mission bay. we have been keeping the community involved of this process. we haven't received any opposition to the imp, only letters of support. and in particular related to the project going on for beautification of visdero. and to touch on the community work, we have a history in san francisco and involved in charity care. and in 2011 we provided $11.5 million in charity care. and each year we provide $1.5 million in charity organizations. and we provide free surgeries at the hospital several times a year. next week we will be underwriting a sponsor at the auditorium. and meal on wheels, and enterprise for high school students. we have dozens of community partners. as part o

i'm sharon epperson at the nymex. volatile action in the gold market after the fed decision to taper by $10 billion. we are looking at gold prices that immediately plunged to 1220 an ounce only to rally back up to 1244 an ounce. the reaction has much to do with yes, they saw the "t" word but realized we're also going to look at this very dovish outlook on interest rates and we're seeing a record number of shorts in the gold market now starting to cover those positions. so we are looking at gold prices higher and they could continue higher, traders say, throughout the session. for more on what's happening in the markets i'll turn it over to dominic chu. >> fear the taper we're going to get you up to speed. the dow industrials has rocketed up towards session highs, hovering near it right now, up nearly a percent and about a percent away from the all-time high. among the best performers in the blue chip index industrial 3 m, exxon mobil, travelers on the insurance side of things and heavy machinery company caterpillar. f

at 8:51 in the morning. also another high tide at 10:51 up to 3.1 feet. folks heading out to san francisco for new year's eve, right up against the embarcadero, pier 22, we'll see a morning high tide of 7.3 feet, an increase there. also for the evening hours at 11:0017 p.m., a 5.2-foot increase in the tide. again, if you're heading out to the embarcadero for new year's eve, let's say, watch out for water that will be getting very close to the embarcadero. okay. let's go ahead and take you into the conditions right now. it's hazy out here. we've seen the cloud cover increase throughout the day. temperatures right now trending in the low to mid 50s. coldest spot in the morning in the north bay. san francisco, now, by all accounts looks relatively clear. a closer look does show just a small sliver of some fog back here toward the marina, also the golden gate bridge. that's a sign of some fog that will be up against the immediate coastline as we head into tomorrow morning. also, relatively clear conditions in the south bay. as we get a broader view, these lig

we are looking at 20s to low 30s. not as cold as this morning or previous mornings, but still the potential of pipes to burst, it's the smaller area under the freeze warning, not as widespread, frosty spots in the morning. so this morning you can take a look as to how low the temperatures went. mid 20s in the coldest locations, just below freezing, 31 in san jose, it was comfortable actually i oakland and san francisco, 30s and 40s. a view from the east bay hills cap camera. it is another spare the air tomorrow, poor air quality in the santa clara valley and no wood burning. >> all right, sandy, thank you very much. a bank robbery suspect is in the hospital right now after being shot from a sheriff's deputy. investigator says say he robbed the bank of the west branch at 9: 9:00 this morning. a officer started to chase him and he crashed into a pole near the northgate mall as you can see. >> he got out and ran, he was armed with a handgun and confronted the officers. he was shot. a has been taken to a local hospital to

and at at least one tornado tore through parts of arkansas damaging homes and injuring several people. and wide spread delays at the nation's airports. mother nature sending the gift of winter weather and all of the problems that come with it. >>> members of an arlington church are counting their blessings after part of the ceiling collapsed after sunday services. members of the congregation heard a cracking noise and got out just in time. members say it is sad to see the church damaged but they are grateful no one was hurt. >> that goes to show you that the angels spread their wings so that nobody got hurt, absolutely nobody got hurt. >> god is still looking out for us. we are down but not out. >> the fire department says that while the ceiling collapsed there was no damage to the roof and they will be able to hold services this week. >>> more than a dozen people in prince georges county are forced out of their homes for the holidays. fire at their apartment building did tens of thousands of dollars of damage. darcy spencer talked to residents about the disruption to their lives duri

look at that snow coming in. we have a look at the forecast. all the snow and cold. all that stuff happening. >> definitely feels like the holidays around here. winds are changed and definitely kicked in. just about a week ago we were talking about 60s and 70s and now we're in the 30s for overnight lows. 32 degrees in the north bay. the thing we want to hone on here is that we're going to be looking at the potential for black ice as when he had towards the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. as you get out on those area roadways especially in the east bay headed over to the bay bridge and any other bridge and overpast that's going to be the trouble zone tomorrow morning. just because we saw rain this morning and a lot of that still sitting in the pavement and temperatures going below freezing, a lot of that water will freeze. even tomorrow morning starting off at 32 degrees. that's enough for some black ice on those roads even in the silicon valley. the peninsula very similar as well. we'll wake up with clouds and see full blown sunshine. not only for the south ba

temperatures for dallas at about 42. san antonio at 55. for houston, well, you are going to be seeing rain by the time we end the week. 59 degrees there. that will will last one day. your weekend should look better with a high of 63. over here towards the southeast, some rain showers pushing through orlando right now. atlanta is going to be about 56. an american auto maker making history. the newer ground general motor is making as it names its latest ceo. >> an al jazeera america exclusive... former president jimmy carter reflects on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> that spirit of nelson mandela is embedded deeply in the heart and soul of the south africans... >> they worked side by side for freedom, now president carter talks about mandela's global impact. a revealing interview you won't see anywhere else. >> i've never heard him say, that he was grateful to the united states... >> talk to al jazeera with jimmy carter only on al jazeera america >> a not-so-simple handshake took away much of the attention from tuesday's nelson ma

napa also pretty cool at 27. fairfield 29. and livermore hazy at 34 degrees. as we look toward san francisco from the east bay, we see lots of blue out there. so we have a clear and chilly start for your saturday. it's another spare the air day today. dry and mild weather. that brings us all the way into 2014. a look from emeryville out toward the golden gate bridge. you see the haze. we have the spare the air day in effect. we've got poor air quality in parts of the north bay, and medium air quality for the rest of the bay area. this is actually the sixth consecutive day, and it's the 21st alert since november 1st. so definitely no wad burning. looks like tomorrow we will see another spare the air day, as well. here's why. with the pacific satellite image we can show you the area of low pressure. yesterday we had some high clouds, but no rain. now as that moves east we have high pressure building over the pacific. this is going to set itself up to stick around all week. it's rebuilding. we will see a slight offshore flow. sunny conditions and slightly above a

widescreen was big at the time. david lean change the movie business. >> how many people who are under the age of 40 actually saw "lawrence of arabia?" >> maybe in school. movie.s a five hour long they will not show it at school. >> you would be surprised what they do at school. this is about technology and how it does not just do things for us, it does things to us. the president was involved in a selfie not so long ago during the nelson mandela event earlier this week when he was -- when he was with other world leaders. >> you wonder how that will reflect in five years. all this stuff is somewhat disposable. everybody takes a picture and forgets about them. >> more coming up on "surveillance," including dirty one percent which is how much jcpenney increased discounting during cyber week. we will talk about that next. ♪ >> midmorning, "bloomberg surveillance." it's a federal week this week. of the have coverage meeting midweek. after a difficult week last week, the s&p 500 is up seven. a stronger euro on a back-a

kron four's will tran is live at children's hospital >> the family do not trust the hospital at this time we talked about her, she is here is hers picture. she wants to have heard consoles on remote. she was afraid of the operation and her mother said that she actually needed to help her sleep at night. she made through, she was in bed talking to her family and then something went wrong, she started to bleed from her mouth. she had a heart attack. she has been unconscious ever since. the family finally convinced the hospital to do a brain scan. the brain scan came back and show that she was brain dead. the family hired an attorney and it came back with a letter stating that they should not take our awful lot support. >> what will happen to 1 1/2 hours is that they have to go court and so will the hospital administrators. they will each have to give their side. i spoke with family members and this is what they had to say. >> they just keep saying that getting a second opinion is unusual for a dead person. >> they just referred to her as a day. they did not even want to use her name. t

that is tonight at 8:00 eastern. at 9:00, c-span's first lady's look at bessa truman. propelled to a maturity at an early age, she was forced to take charge of her family as a teenager following the suicide of her father. despite her reputation as a silent partner to president truman, harry nicknamed her " the boss." that is at 9:00 eastern here on c-span. norms now have secular instead of theological norms that govern our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a god or goddess cans big to people and what impact that have. for example, the branch davidians -- you had david kouresh who have special insights to the bible or so he said. toallowed his followers believe they were living in the end times. that by itself does not seem to be a problem but when it leads then -- theyents, trigger law enforcement concerns as well as the popular press is concerned, then, suddenly, this idea of somebody listening to god and having his followers do things that seem to be aberrant to natural -- to natural -- national norms, that needs to be controlled. >> the argument of religi

what's at the movies this weekend! >> reporter: this is about two brothers in an economically depressed town. one brother disappears. when the police give up on the case, it's up to the oldest sibling to seek justice. it's rated r. >>> the warriors are coming off of a disappointing loss, but tonight in thompson, it's a whole different story. they defeated the grizzlies. the warriors end an 11--game skid, a dominating first half. it's cold out there, literally with frost. >> low to mid-20s out there, and close to freezing for hayward. tomorrow, it's going to be even colder. >> protect the plants. >> yes. that's it for us tonight. good night, everybody! we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good.

you look at the fact that the ten-year was at 3% and stocks are at record levels. feels like something is changing out there. >> we've been over there so many times. let me say something different. can you put up a chart of the s&p so far this year? for those that believe in capitalism, i actually think this chart, up 29% plus for dividends is dangerous. the whole point of capitalism is that you reward the capitalists, shareholders shareholders, bringing together production and making economy work. >> but that's -- >> let me finish. that's why shareholders get profit from economy. i don't know that this year on that gain they brought the fire to the economy they should. in fact, what they've done is they haven't taken the risk. they've returned $450 billion through share buybacks. >> simon, we're going to get revenue. >> it's danger youg moving -- >> in 2014 simon we're going to get revenue. if we can keep costs in line, you'll see capitalism doing what they do well which is maximize maximize -- get their margins up instead of having to lay off and figure out how t

bob pisani at the nyse, rick santelli at cme and sharon epperson at the nymex. bob, whether or not we get the taper today, january or even in march or later, this must be the most telegraphed move in fed history. >> it certainly is. i think that's one reason we're not seeing a lot of volatility around the markets right now. take a look at the dow jones industrial average, once again the first half hour was the best part of the day. we've been slowly drifting a bit lower but a narrow trading range, only 70 or 80 points in the dow. normally about 120-point trading day. the weak link is tech stocks, disappointment guidance, we had micron down, a concern of rival might build another plant in south korea. but i want to put up the vix index. this what is i'm focusing on. the key here is no big spike in fear. people are concerned, go out and buy protection. this is where you see it. no big jump up there. i mean around 20 would be an area of concern, mandy. this seems to be tell graphing right now everybody believes the fed is going to manage a modest tapering that's go

two women held at knife point. he was picked up on the scene not far from where it happened and held in jail. he remains there. he is facing several unrelated charges for the sex assault that is happened in prince george's county. coming up, more information on those sex assaults and how people here in this community are reacting to news of the arrest. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> right now, maryland state police are trying to figure out what led to a crash in prince george's county. this is in laurel on the westbound ramp of 1980 southbound i-95. the driver in this case died after the car flipped over on its side. police have not identified the victims, yet. >>> a wild fight outside a d.c. charter school is under investigation. we are told several people were hit with pepper spray. it started around noon. it was outside the public charter school. it's an florida avenue. police tell us, three students involved in the fight were sent to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. several others were treated at th

financing at a peak, not necessarily at a peak but significant levels. ensure liquidity, that balance sheet is appropriately stretched out, take on long-term debt, and last but not least significant period of share repurchases. it is an important -- tell me i am wrong but i look at that as financial engineering that tends to juice the stock short term but speak to the investor. should they be glittery i.t. every time a company they own institute the huge shareholder buyback? >> we don't provide investment advice but from my vantage point, share repurchase is simply let cool and i was advised many years ago by a mentor of mine that people should look at the debt side of the balance sheet and equity side is flexible so in fact some of the great ceos look at their equity and when they think it is cheap selling at discounted value they buy it back. history has proven some people are wrong doing and share repurchases were done at the peak of the market place. that is one aspect. the other aspect comes which share repurchases investing capital when you don't h

the kids boarded a plane at san francisco international airport, boarded it at least, when they walked off the plane they decorated it to look just like the north pole. in addition to that, kristi yamaguchi were there to join in on the celebration. have a great evening. at last, for an american war veteran held prisoner by north korea for more than a month. the 85-year-old finally freed by his captors. what's behind his release? >>> deadly freeze. tens of millions on alert tonight as two big storms grip much of the country. thousands stranded at airports, hundreds of thousands without power and there is more ice in the forecast. >>> and remembering mandela, we're here in south africa as the country celebrates his life and prepares to say farewell. tonight, we look back at a key moment in the struggle against apartheid, and look behind one of the most famous photos of mandela, taken the day he was released from prison.

by sunday, savannah is at 76. >> all right. >> orlando at 78. >> savannah at 76, and in honor of carson, bismark is 10 degrees. >> what about carson city, nevada? >> i couldn't get that on there. next hour we'll get carson city. >> savannah has never been to savannah. >> what are the odds? >> i know. >> but i digress. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. 3at the corner oft get k "oh! you got me something" and "oh...this is awkward." remember, walgreens has a great assortment of little somethings, and we're always nearby, so it's easy to get in and out. see you on your lunch break. swing by walgreens for lindt lindor truffles, hallmark cards, and more. plus most stores are open 'til midnight. here at the corner of happy and healthy. plus most stores are open 'til midnight. weather. we're now hearing from the "duck dynasty" family for the first time since phil robertson was suspended over remarks. kerry sanders, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the family patriarch is not saying anything after the community in "gq" magazine. the family is saying in pa

off at the knees? >> legally they're coming to the conclusion they're at fault. it is a function of gang tackling how i'm looking at it. they got a lost tanks. liken it to a police officer pulls you over for speeding. he now notice as broken taillight. he notices this is out of whack and that is out of whack. so they start piling on. that is the best way to describe it from my perspective. ashley: is it piling on if the evidence is there where they knew what madoff was alerting. they've lerted authorities in the u.k. that something not right which they didn't in the u.s. which i have a hard time understanding. >> great point. if they're aware something going on, goes to correspondence internally among employees which we don't have all the information. secondly does not make is sense on some level to me why reports filed in the u.k. or not u.s. maybe guidelines were clear err in the u.k. i don't really know. i don't know why the divergence in the treatment. you would think if you report in one place you

on monday, at 2:00 a.m. two armed men confronted the drivers at a remote gas station. the gunman took off with the truck and the car go. authorities don't know who they are or if they knew what they stole. the radio active poses no risk as long as the container is not fractured or tampered with. >> you can let a lethal dose in a few minutes. >> reporter: things like this one have worried u.s. officials because the radio active mat material could be used to make a dirty bomb. >> they need to know how tondle giving themselves in ka past tating doses of radiation. >> reporter: the thieves most likely wanted the cargo van for the platform and crane and may not have known the radio active material was on board. >>> in los angeles, the man charged with killing a tsa officers and wounding three others appeared in court with bruises on his face and a bandage on his neck. it's the first time he's been seen publicly since the shooting. paul ciancia is being housed in federal custody. he did not enter a plea. investigators say the 23-year-old was targeting tsa officers when he ki

here at the fashion center at pentagon city, a busy day for shoppers. you don't find the frenzy you would have found on the day before christmas. it's more laid back. >> after christmas, the best time. >> it's slow today. so, i'm surprised and happy. >> reporter: it didn't stay slow for long. the people moving about drown out the christmas. retailers use it inside the mall. shoppers have their own indicators. >> for most riss, good for retailers. >> this is the day shoppers are coming in with gift cards and they are going to be doing the normal exchanges and returns and that sort of thing. >> there's a downside to waiting until after the holiday, if you have something specific in mind. >> there are a lot of things that are not here. everything sold out, already. >> what was there was being scooped up. the number of people with multiple bags is testament to that. >> i came here to buy the iphone 5s because i was thinking about it for a long time. finally, i get it. >> reporter: it wasn't necessarily any deep discount that brought him out today, it's a ma

we're looking at 101, the 880. >> there was an accident at old middlefield. all of these in the northbound direction. north, one on one out of san jose. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza it has improved. last check the metering lights rob one.maybe getting tud off. westbound approach in the toll is still heavy getting over to the peninsula. the eastbound ride has much improved. the golden gate bridge is okay and bart is on time. >> surveillance video is being released of a possible suspect responsible for taking two cats from their owner and throwing them intothe incident happened in san francisco last week near pier 14. officials say a woman was carrying her two adult cats in a carrier. when the suspect grabbed the woman's belongings and threw them into the bay. both cats died in the incident. the suspect you see in the video is described as a white man standing about 6 feet tall. he is facing animal cruelty charges. >> arraignment today for the man suspected of killing another man over a playstation four in san francisco. these are pictures of

pretty pleasant weather we think for the fight hunger bowl out at a trk at&t park. temperatures, game time, 6:30, a few high clouds tomorrow evening. north bay, 65 degrees in napa. fremont, 6 9 degrees. livermore, 67. your weekend forecast, we'll see a slight cool down toward the weekend. no longer in the 7 0s for san jose. temperatures cooling off a little bit but staying dry around the sierra. cold enough for the machine snow overnight, but no fresh powder we think on way for sierra though more clouds will come in at times through the weekend. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. time to talk sports. >> let's do that the with jim kozimor. how are you, jim? >> hello, diane, jeff. happy holidays. >> happy holidays. >> i still -- i have the glow of the holiday season. can't you see it? >> you burning something near you? >> i'm just getting to sports, ladies. let me do my little sports here. let's get it going. warriors defeated the los angeles clippers last night and the two teams are developing somewhat of a rivalry. things get a little chippy. t