it was supposed to take off at 6:30 and now it is estimated to take off at 11:15 and arrive at 8:42 but now it will arrive at 1:25. it could have been a lot worse, obviously. >> new this morning, dennis rodman leaves north korea. first a new york high-rise apartment is the scene of a disturbing murder-suicide with a young victim and the domestic dispute police are focusing on. >> a special equipment first responders used to save a dog to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> we want to update breaking news from this morning in los angeles county at baldwin park. seven people were taken to the hospital after a bus went off the 10 freeway in baldwin park. there were 38 passengers on board and it happened at the baldwin park boulevard off-ramp that hit a fence after going into the drainage canal. >> it could be stubbing to some viewers we are l

pacifica is at 31. half moon bay is at 37. and 28 in livermore. we are looking at coldest mornings all season. through the day at the coast, numbers will be near 50 in the afternoon. around the bay, same story, upper 40's to near 50 starting out below freezing. inland you have time to recover. at 4:00, the temperature is only 48. leyla gulen, any going on? >> there was an accident westbound along 80 headed into richmond and the accident has actually cleared. we had a lane blocked but it caused the backup with red there behind it so everything is over to the shoulder but we are still looking at a delay up to the hoffman split. the maze is starting to load up and looking clogged approaching the bay bridge. as we head to drive time traffic 44 minutes from tracy to dublin and highway 4 is filling out at 26 minutes from antioch to concord and 101 is clear from san rafael to san francisco. >> we following breaking news in stockton. multiple law enforcement agencies are on the scene of a shooting for a man wanted in an attempted homicide. the suspect was

that's what we're looking at. we get things rolling on this tuesday morning, december 24, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this christmas eve. i'm peggy bunker. laura garcia-cannon is off today. breaking news out of the south bay to tell you about. a pedestrian is in the hospital with major injuries this morning after a hit-and-run crash in san jose, this before 1:00 this morning at the intersection of bascom and scott street. that's near stevens creek boulevard and interstate 880. the driver hit the pedestrian and took off leaving the victim lying in the roadway. right now the victim is being treated at valley medical center, so far no arrests have been made. >> san jose police investigate a violent mall robbery steps from santa and kids waiting in line for their holiday picture. this happened at a jewelry store in the middle of east ridge mall off capital expressway near 101. witnesses say a man smashed a glass case and made off with several pieces of jewelry. the

this is the morning news. >>> it is 6:00 and here is a live look at lefties and look at the change it is a last ditch effort on how they can collect more toys for children. >>> i am in for pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, steve is off but rosemary orozco is right there. >>> temperatures are shaping up to be another wild day and many of us at least a few degrees above what we had yesterday morning. 5 degrees above where you were 24 hours ago, 38 walnut creek, still a chilly one in napa, and santa rosa 36, not as cold as yesterday and yesterday we had 58 and a half -- half-moon bay, 63 defreeze and it has to do with an offshore breeze and they are enjoying it at this hour. we are seeing an easterly breeze and take a look at half- moon bay in that down sloping wind which is driving the temperatures at this hour and we saw it actually in the last hour. around 4:00, it was 50 degrees around 4:45, a big jump in temperatures and we have a bit of an a not lee this morning. -- not lee this morning. that is why many of us are a few degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. 53 san francisco,

est at 42. freezing temperatures for the areas will start at 10:00 tonight through 9:00 tomorrow morning. same drill but not so widespread. high pressure is modifying so another cold night and jet stream is pushing to the east, and we have milder high pressure over the ocean and it is pushing the jet stream and well into the arctic circle and it will dump the cold air east of the rockies and not on top us. look at the moderating temperatures, mid-50's tomorrow, and mid-50's to 60 on thursday into friday and upper 50's to low 60's on saturday and high clouds and sunshine and this weekend, mid-60's everywhere. it will be lice spring. it will be warmer than it has been. leyla gulen? >> spring. we are tracking bart delays. good news is it looks like this was no fire and no smoke, either, when the fire department checked things out. you are able to make the commute through oakland. what is not so safe is black ice near black mountain road north bound through burling game so be came. we have an accide

>>> now at 5:00, bundle up. one of the coldest nights of our cold snap is tonight. >>> more weather woes as powerful storms bear down on the eastern u.s. a look at the impact on air travel. news. >> just about 38, 39 degrees. we don't care, man. >> don't call them fair weather fans. the niner faithful braved the children and it was so important to represent during today's game. >> mercury is dropping tonight, taking a live look outside from our exploratorium camera at the east bay. four out of the last five nights we had subfreezing temperature and there is more to come. winter's grip won't let go. hats and scarves have become the standard. some bay area cities will hit freezing tonight with another freeze warning issued for the vast majority of the bay area. the bay area isn't the only place getting the win through blast. 27 states are under a winter weather advisory with storm systems from texas to pennsylvania. this is philadelphia. slammed today by blizzard conditions. at least 16 deaths are blamed on the ba

of tugs at my heart strings. the good news, the thing that makes this easier is the dog is going to be okay. let's look at this 10 week old poodle puppy. animal control nicknamed her gem because she is exactly that, she was found on a conveyor at this recycling center, there to be sorted essentially with the bottles and cans and everything else dumped out of a truck. that's where they say the dog came from. it was buried in the truck, somehow it got there and wound up on this conveyor belt. badly hurt. but the animal control director told us in his 17 years of doing this he has never seen anything like this. >> she was like a diamond in the rough, something you don't find very often, then to be sorting trash and find this precious little gem is just like something that's rare, you know. >> reporter: again, this dog will be okay. that is the great news. she will be up for adoption in san francisco, but that will be in a few more weeks. she has a spend time recovering from these injuries. animal control says is con

been dig at the ditch. pick the foot. saturday night fever. at maple. number 6, stanford, hosting gonzaga. chiney ogwumike, a ho-hum against the bulldogs. johnson, career highs for her. stanford in a blowout, 73-45. cardinal now 8-1, stanford em's volleyball in the elite eight. cardinal needing the win to face penn statement williams, a kill. on to a fifth set with the nittany lions prevail. stanford eliminated three sets to two. st. mary's hoops, they win today at boise state, and texas coach matt brian will step down following the alamo bowl. andle at 6:00 this heisman trophy. we'll show you the exact video. i think it's jameis winston. >> you think? >> i think. >> we'll fine out for sure later. thank you so much. up next, santa in san francisco. naughty or nice, santa showed up by the hundreds for one festive >> coming up at 6:00, why google is the company that designs military robots. the resurgence of otters in the bay area. what is helping bring bag this keystone species. join us at 6:00. >> san francisco's union square was filled with santa's tod

it happened at mearl's hallmark store at 6:15 last night. the store clerk says she could hear the car lose control just before it hit the store. the driver was treated on the scene for minor injuries. no one else was hurt. >>> a san fransisco doctor is facing up to 20 years in prison for his alleged role in a homeless drug rink. dr. collin leong pleaded not guilty last week to charges of drug dealing and conspiracy. police say in exchange for cash he was issuing provisions to home before prescriptions to homeless people for oxycodone and hydrocodone. >>> new questions about the value of multivitamins from a highly regarded medical journal. an editorial in the annals of internal medicine says using multivitamins and supplements to prevent chronic conditions is a waste of money. the writer says three studies found little or no benefits of multivitamins in preventing heart attacks, cancer or improving mental function. other doctors say supplements help americans get the vitamins and minerals they don't normally get. the government is asking que

there's a look at our virginia live camera. look at this blue sky. we have just a few clouds out there right now around the area. that is a weather front. western pennsylvania right through ohio. that will drop you to 28 degrees inside metro. 24 in fredricksburg. 27 degrees for an overnight temperature at pax river. tomorrow morning's overnight temperature, yeah, you're looking at them. they look like low temperatures. we are breezy and cold for tomorrow. especially to the west. look at morhill. 27 for a high temperature tomorrow. shenandoah at 28 degrees. and 25 is the high temperature in petersburg. i do think our highest winds will come from early in the morning. those winds will be bitding around sunrise, and then they'll start to ease by the afternoon. but am sot point cold, and partly sunny sky. i told you i would take you hour by hour and zoom in on the snowfall. here we are at 8:00 a.m. saturday. winchester especially and lorain, too. so i do think this is going to be a medium impact storm with some accumulation in these areas. martinsburg, h

and san mateo at 48, and san bruno at 49 degrees and we have 50 at half moon bay for the warm spot, and napa at 37, and fairfield at 38, and san ramon is 40, and the rest of us are not mid-to-upper 40's and the peninsula and from our roof camera this morning, we are going to deal with this forecast cycle: sunny, breezy, and seasonal temperatures today, cooler and calmer tonight and frost is possible inland and warm sunshine this weekend with temperatures above average. today, we are going to start off in the mid-to-upper 50's in the south bay with mainly mid-to-upper 50's along the coast and the peninsula all the way up into downtown san francisco with temperatures in a narrow range at 54 at bodega bay and 57 in san rafael and novato and same on the east bay shore we could hit 58 and 56 to 57 degrees pretty prevalent along the east bay valleys as you head to antioch and brentwood and 55. here is the seven-day forecast which stretches all the way to the holiday next week and upper to near 60 tomorrow after starting so much cooler and it will be calmer and feel much warmer especially

look at 5s. look at 10s. let's open this all the way to 2011 because we're a whisker away from visiting that as our latest comp. let's look at the 30z. they're much cooperating as much. much of the steepening was angorred to tango anchored to the 30s. that's because all rates are participating tonight. let's look at the bund overseas. year to date, can you see same pattern is kind of an intermediate part of the curve. if you look at the gilt, that's 10-year. theirs is a whisker under 3%, ours is a whisker under dollar yen, i like to talk about the nikkei. in the 8 0z, i was buying puts on it. in five days we'll celebrate the anniversary of their all-time high, 1989 december 29th. you know what that number was? 16,000. look at all the developmented and their historic highs. the dollaren tins to comp back about 62 months. back to you, buddy. >> rick, thanks a lot. >> coming up, we'll get the investing edge on energy straight ahead. plus, as you know, netflix has been on a roll and is now hoping to get a turbo c

at the 24 interchange, you are looking at a great job. mass transit, everything is running on time and bart and muni and caltrain, no problems out there and a look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is wide open with a few cars trickling in from the east bay into san francisco. marzullo have been talking to folks about the freezing temperatures. >> it is cold i'm freezing i. it is 33 because my weather app told me that. but there is a freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. and i am not crazy. also, people are taking precautions we have been telling people about covering things up, so as you look at the video in west san jose, the home of our colleague, big draping over all of the plants and shrubs and trees, and the only thing not covered is frosty the snowman who is in his element. for humans who drive, a different kind of prep work. >> i leave the house 10 minutes early to remain what up the car and see out my window. the heater doesn't work until i get here and i pull up it works but that doesn't work. bundle up and i'm here. she wo

at 10:00 today they play the new york jets and at 1:25 a big one at candlestick park. the seahawks battle the 49ers. meanwhile stanford is headed to the rose bowl following a victory against arizona. there they will face-off against michigan. here's the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. we kickoff with the partly pac-e game. the stanford hosting the sun devils. as sit with the 7-0 at home. second play from scrimmage. tyler gaffney bounces outside. he's gone. 69 yards. longest touchdown of the season for sanford. 7-0 like that. sun devils not happy. how would they respond? their first possession, foster goes 51 yards. longest run of the year byas state and longest run allowed by stanford. ty montgomery gumry. 21-7 stanford. everything is coming up roses are for the cardinals. in the second fourth goal. give any's third td of the game. 28-7 stuff ford. fourth and goal for asu fourth quarter. they are stopped. 38-14, the final. they win their second consecutive pac-12 titler and headed to pasadena for the 100th rose bowl game on january 1st. >> two re

that was bowled into concrete and ripped from a yard at at a market at ma it -- at market and fill more. well have more in a few moments. >> two winning tickets for the mega millions draw, one sold as a san jose gift store on tully road. the other was sold in atlanta. last night's jackpot was worth $636 million. >> the family of a 13-year-old oakland girl who has been declared brain dead is holding a prayer vigil tonight. jahi mcmath remains on life support after a family attorney served children's hospital with a cease and desist order yesterday. she went into cardiac arrest after having her son it wills out. >> police are trying to figure what prompted a gunman to kill one person and critically wound two others at a reno hospital. the gunman then turned the gun on himself. investigators say the shooting does not appear to be random. >> study shows that 60 percent of 12th graders do not view pot smoke as harm will. one in four say they smoked marijuana in the past month. the upside? the use of synthetic marijuana and bat salts and alcohol and cocaine has again down. >> six, another "sp

the tunnels would be at least 33 feet in diameter and would divert water at the speed of 67,500 gallons per second. >>> an explosion so powerful it threw a man across a room. now we learn what may have fueled the devastating fire ball. >> then, some unusual december weather in the forecast. when you can expect unseasonably high temperatures. >> and coming up, a deadly accident and a possible drunk driver may be to blame. the new information we learned today about the suspect. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. with starbucks at $6.99, serve coffee everyone savors. top it off with coffee-mate... just $2.79 for all kinds of flavors. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. . >>> we have new information tonight on the man killed in a fiery crash on interstate 580. mike mibach spoke to those who knew the man who was rear ended by a suspected d

do you look at the economic impact in following up on his question various red -- do you look at the economic impact? >> i will answer that question from myself recently which is i haven't been personally involved in looking at the economic impact of that because it is something that the state department is focused on and the state department -- the president is very much looking at the impact on climate. in terms of jobs insofar as i have read anything about it my understanding is the impact on jobs in the long run is pretty small. i can't remember, it's a couple thousand or something like that and so either way the argument this is a huge help to the economy or huge damage to the economy if you don't do it, if you did this to the full accounting of costs and benefits and impact that would have and that part of the debate is overstated. as i said it's something the state department is doing. [inaudible] >> i have noticed that it looks like that sometimes. >> i was surprised and a lot of people were with what paul ryan said last week that you can't get nothing for raising the debt li

phoenix actually has a better record at 14-9 than the warriors at 13-12. one note on that 49er game yesterday. bruce miller the 49er fullback was injured. shoulder injury. we are going to find out how serious tonight on the 6:00 news. have a great day, everybody. >>> if you like to see people embarrassed and in pain. it comes from miami where a field goal attempt didn't go as planned. watch what happens. the patriots recovered the fumble. miami did get the last laugh winning 24 love 20. >>> we are counting down to the 49ers last game at candlestick park. next monday, december 23rd, after the game stay tuned for the fifth quarter bye bye baby historic memories from candlestick over the years. >>> armed robbers running wild, terrorizing bay area college kids. coming up the latest in a rash of robberies at uc berkeley. >>> if you are flying out of terminal ahere in san jose, you might want to leave early. a water line has shut down an entire terminal. we have a live report, coming up. [woman] you wrapped the... [man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a bl

there it was at $38 when it was at its low, and now we're at $68. unbelievable. we'll get to more of that. meanwhile, the dow is heading for its fifth straight record close after a much better-than-expected surge in durable goods orders. a lot of the economic data have been pretty good. so i think it was a prescient decision by the fed last week. >> and some fed officials are saying how surprised they are how positively the market has responded. along with the other reports we've seen, it's hard to argue that there's nothing -- there's no real strength there. the 10-year is reflecting that. talk about other levels to watch today. it is almost sat the 3% level, just extraordinary move. that was the year's high, south of 3%. >>> anyway, plenty coming up on the program. we have more on whether the santa claus rally will carry over into 2014 and which stocks will lead the way, and stocks aren't the only way to invest. wine has become very investable. >> and we're all wine experts. how does one become a wine expert? >> you'd think with the amount of sampling we've don

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looking at 49 at san francisco and later today, 67 degrees there. again 65 for that record in san staff yell. by the way -- san rafael. by the way the old record is 63 established back in 1961. nearly 70 degrees today in throughout the delta and the trivalley. i am forecasting 71 degrees in santa cruz. otherwise, the extended forecast calls for the stagnant ridge of high pressure to continue us and the spare the air mode. in fact today is the 17th spare the air day of the winter season. clouds return to the bray area on saturday but no shot of rain showers over the weekend. >>> okay well -- santa has all clear skies then for his trip. and he has also clear on the road as well if you have to be going that way. everything pretty quiet and mass transit. b.a.r.t. system wide on time. no delay. and they are operating on a normal weekday schedule. but yeah this is what it looks like on the roads right now. all across the east bay. that 62 miles per hour that is a live drive time sensor. so everything moving well all the way down the east shore freeway. al

the peninsula at 30, we're at 27 in the north bay so milder start. we're going to continue to see our overnight lows creep up through the next few days. one of the reasons is because of the cloud cover we're expecting by about 4:00 p.m. today. 53 degrees, mostly cloudy at that point. we'll get a blanket over the bay area out of the clouds. it won't be as frigid throughout tomorrow. then the warming trend continues each and every day all the way through friday until about 61 degrees. so comfortable not just in san jose for the peninsula as well a return of the 60s, as we get into the end of the week so that's good news. a lot of people have been complaining about the cold. one thing where we are going to suffer is our air quality. a bridge ridge of hoop moves in. i want to show you that air quality is going to get worse. you can see the east bay and the south bay. then through the end of the week by friday starting to see improvement. back in the moderate range. it is illegal to burn today. if you want your seven-day forecast you want to know what's g

this mall is staying open until 11:00 at night it will open tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. and not close until 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve. reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. lines, lines, lines inside and outside. here's another look at the traffic. the red, yeah, the red is a lot of traffic. you can see some on 880. the busy spot we showed you earlier, winchester and stevens creek road. >>> an unlikely turn of events. california regulators refunded more than $250,000 in penalties to pg&e this confirmed the fine could jeopardize a larger award for the pg&e pipeline explosion. officials say the money was returned to prevent confusion between the san bruno case and what led to the fine, pg&e is facing a multibillion dollar fine for the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> now to a follow-up, redwood city leaders laid out their plans to keep the community safe by keeping tabs on a peninsula recycling plant after two recent and smoky fires there. they must follow new requirements for the next 60 days in or

look at this. these old stone foundations, tree stumps, one of the first gold rush towns in california. the town grew out of an encampment of mormon settlers in the 1840s. at its peak it had 2500 residents. by the 1940s only a few people lived there. then in 1950 it was flooded as part of the folsom dam project. >> i like to imagine what it was before the water came. and compare it to the hills around and think about what a beautiful valley. >> i think it's great. it's history. it's sad that they knocked out a lot of these towns. >> we came out here for a family thing. pretty cool how it's still here. >> the town is considered a historical landmark which means it is illegal to alter it. >> pretty cool. highlighting the rain we had and how dry it is. >> we do need it. >> checking in getting a look at the forecast for the day and maybe some rain? >> no, actually none in the near future. we had a red flag warning over the weekend because it was so dry. not today. and we're not sparing the air either s

belmont is warm at 39. san mateo is 36. freezing in concord at 29. san a lone and fairly at 28. los gatos at 31. san jose and fremont are at 33. same in hayward and 35 and 26 in santa rosa. today, our day planner as we breakdown the next 12 hours we are freezing cold and the last night of a hard froze. we may have frost tomorrow morning, inland but it will not be a hard freeze with temperatures at 28 degrees or colder the sunny is with we will have for the better part of today with low-to-mid 50's and a few high clouds as a cold front is going do roll through. all the rain will stay north us and we have not talked about it because i didn't think it would come in. it will change the air mass and bring high clouds today, and temperatures in the mid-50's at 4:00, and at 7:00 we are down into the low-to-mid 40's. here is what the air mass does moving forward, clean arer air for friday, saturday, and sunday and hopefully no "spare the air" days and temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's. have a good one. >> we will check out a few things with construction that is in affect at the moment

east-west highway at colesville very little traffic at this point. and wisconsin avenue and bradley boulevard equally empty this morning. the roads still light. >> the white house expects this to be another busy day. it's counting on thousands of uninsured americans spending this day for coverage. danielle leigh joins us live from capitol hill. good morning, danielle. >> reporter: angie, good morning. today is going to bring a whole new set of challenges helping enrollees ensure they're covered and reaching out to people, the young invincibles who missed the deadline. a healthcare.gov twitter post tells those who missed the deadline they'll be considered by january 1 on a case-by-case basis. everyone else starting the signup process today can expect insurance in february. insurers say who enrolls is just as important as how many. >> getting younger and healthier people to purchase coverage to help balance out costs. >> reporter: they are hoping could convince people obamacare is worth the investment. >> a lot of people go about it they don't care. no

travis air force base at fairfield and 27 degrees at livermore. it will be down to 30 in san jose. so this cold snap is still in full force even now and it's -- what time is it? it's about 10 minutes to 7:00 and it's 38 degrees already at concord, livermore 47 degrees, 41 san jose. if you're heading out, it's going to be chilly tonight. wind speeds are beginning to die down to the 5 to 10-mile an hour range and the temperatures come down with them. so a chilly night and the clear skies aren't helping. by 8:00 tonight readings will be in the 30s inland and around the bay and the coast in the low 40s. so real cold weather is continuing in the bay area by california standards, but we will begin to edge high temperatures up tomorrow into the low 50-degree range, plenty of sunshine, but it will be chilly. that low pressure that was over us now heads into the midwest over the panhandle region of texas and as a result they're getting ice storms in parts of the southeast, a real mess out there. for our part of country this cold pool of air will settle ove

at sfo. it's the job of eight special dogs. certified therapy dogs are walking the terminals, offering free stress relief to passengers. a new program called the wag brigade. volunteers have dogs that have vets that say pet me. >>> then, delta airlines getting some heat. 50 people were bumped from a delta flight by a college basketball team. it happened over thanksgiving. travelers were kicked off a delta flight so the university of florida basketball team could travel to connecticut for their game. the team's charter team had mechanical issues. the problem is, that other plane was supposed to take the other passengers. this was during thanksgiving. so, it caused a lot of bitter feelings. delta says it gave vouchers to the passengers for a future flight. florida lost that game. >>> up next, ahmad fareed joins us. it was a wild warriors game tonight. >>> did you hear the groans and the cheers in the newsroom today? >> i heard you. >> it was very loud. >> it was a crazy game. >> toronto and the

mourners continued to gather today at mandela's home in johannesburg where he died last night and at his former home in soweto. perhaps no one image summed up his legacy better than this. >> blacks and whites signed by side honoring the father of a multiracial south africa, a man who became a worldwide symbol for racial equality. >> debra patta is there. dance today. from the sprawling township of soweto to the plush upmarket suburb of hall on the, it was precisely the kind of sendoff nelson mandela would have loved. since his death was announced, south africans from all over the country have been making a pilgrimage to mandela's home in johannesburg. they came bearing flowers, gifts, and messages of support. and if they had nothing to give, they shared their talents instead. for some, it was overwhelming. >> if we can do a little bit of what he did everyday, we'll live a very different world. the first time i voted was '94 so it's a great day. >> reporter: but mostly there were tears of joy. an impromptu celebration with people of every color honoring the legacy of a leader like no

it's showing up at the hospital. it's right here at our tailgate with all these people behind me who are signing this beautiful card for her. >> the non-profit found out about romero through her brother, who's a raiders season ticket holder. the richmond police department is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. >>> well, the family of a 13-year-old girl who has been declared dead and is on a ventilator is running out of options tonight. today her mother said the los angeles facility that had been willing to accept her has backed out and there's just one option left. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is at children's hospital in oakland with the latest on this developing story. kimberly? >> reporter: diane, the family is working against a very tight timeline. a judge has ruled that the hospital can remove jahi mcmath from a ventilator as soon as tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. a hospital spokesperson has said that is what will happen unless they get a court order otherwise. he

look at this, ansi looking at changing the way we look at movies. they now want to see if this is something that will sell with investors. connell: jo ling kent joining us with the word on the big ipo for the movie chain. >> amc stock reviewed. up about 8.72%. 18.4 million shares of amc stock price at $18 yesterday, the low-end of 18 to $20 range raising $331 million. it seems the third time is the charm. in 2007 and 2010. it is owned by property giant which bought it last year for $2.6 billion. their chairman bellin billina be the world's richest man with a net worth of $14 billion. right now amc entertainment has interest in 343 theaters in north america as of the end of september. i have 200 million visits each year. look at other comparable stocks right now in the theater realm, regal, imax cinema, up about 2.76% and at 3:00 today amc ceo lopez in an interview with liz claman, so tune in for that. connell: thank you. her the chance of getting a loan, even getting a job, but a new bill senator elizabeth warren's backing, it is really aimed at tak

at this time of day. also you know it's friday so we see a later build for much of 4 commute. where the crews are starting to -- keeping the roads working nicely, a smooth drive and no problems as a result of those drew crews. move over if there is space. for the dumbarton bridge, an easy flow. the san mateo bridge over to the peninsula. we like to point out we had ice across the durand bridge, so that may be the case again though it's a tad bit warmer and a shift that subtle could mean no black ice. the smooth drive to the bay, let's pick out some live shots. fremont southbound past the truck scales no problem. the volume in both directions an easy live. continuing as the limit through oakland and the bay bridge where we showed you the maze. we're starting to see a few cars off the berkeley curve. the seech shore freeway moves freely. an easy drive into san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. the person officials say the responsible for the destructive rim fire could face federal charges today. the dis

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yeah, candlestock tomorrow, kick off at 5:40 and will be mild compared to many years in the past at this time of year so we'll slip down around the last half to the 50s, livermore, mid-60s. 64, fremont, and san jose, 66. santa cruz, 6 5. the seven-day forecast, doesn't get any better than this. i know we're in a dry spell. we need the rain, but i guess we should enjoy what we have. near 70 inland on tuesday, and christmas day looks delightful with 60s, and then clouds next saturday and sunday. next sunday, maybe a few sprinkles if the forecast models are right. >> rick is here with sports, mike shumann is off. >> some interesting games today, including one big surprise. coming up in sports. the seahawks show they are not invincible at home and what has been a very long season for the been a very long season for the raiders adds another very i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want yo

at&t park. a pep rally was held in union square. a battle between the washington huskies and the byu cougars. it benefits the food bank, st. anthony foundation. they'll donate one meal for every ticket purchased. kick off at 6:30. the game will move to the new santa clara stadium next year. >>> a former oakland raiders star will return to the silver and black for one more name. corner back, namdi will announce his retirement from the nfl today. he'll officially retire as a raider. he played with the ers before k today is another spare the air day. we want to mention 280 southbound on monterey boulevard. we have a stalled bus and we push that over to the side, and so that it doesn't block traffic. down in the south bay, 280 drive to fremont is looking good. 7:32. let's head back to the desk. >>> happening now, ac transit workers are voting on a contract proposal. it could determine if there's another transit strike in the bay area following the two b.a.r.t. strikes earlier this year. janine de la

take a look at the cities. 72 in redwood, look at that. 70 san jose. 69 out in fairfield. these warm temperatures going to stay with us. it's a spare the air day. you see weather systems driving well to the north of us. here they go. they are going this way. everything is north of our area. you can't get rain in here when you get something like this. that ridge stays up there. that's where the jet stream goes in. the forecast highs tomorrow will be a lot like today. perhaps a little warmer in someplaces. these are the current numbers, 61 in concord. 63 antioch. 63 livermoret. will get collagen tonight just like it did last night. overnight lows in the mid-30s. you will see frost but -- not as cold as we saw a few weeks ago but still chilly. look for the frost in santa rose anapa, clayton. mostly clear and cool tonight. temperatures like i say will be mid-30s for the most part. the morning wake up temperatures will be about where they were this morning and then outside you see why that's part of the reason we got a spare the air night. you can see that red in the atmosphere

they'll look at the train. they'll look at the track. we expect they'll be here for hours and probably for days before they can come to any sort of definitive conclusions about what may have caused seven cars to come off the track. it's the answer that everyone is already searching for. we see rail workers down on the tracks earlier today. they have their hard hats on working down there alongside with firefighters, police officers, emts who rushed in this morning when they heard the news that a commuter train had come off the track. here's the only silver lining we see this morning. it's a sunday. it was an early train. the estimate is that there were about 100 people on this train. typically this train which runs into grand central station would have had hundreds or thousands of people on it. it's a busy line. monday through friday, people are jammed in there. >> it's clear there will be a huge mess to clean up and could take days i would assume. what's this doing to the train traffic in the area? >> reporter: metro north of course had

manus cranny joins us at the touchscreen. >> have a look at cgg. they do seismic readings on oilfield exploration. dropping 15%. they say there is a lag on closing deals. they are numb -- dixon, number one for electrical retail. the margins dipped in the overall top line profitability reports that they deliver this morning. that was the first top line, pretax profit. thank you, indeed. you can't get away from the selfie. resist.we couldn't find out why self these are the selfies that keep -- are the currency that keep silicon valley happy. we will see you in a few minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." i am francine lacqua. >> i am guy johnson. these are the top headlines. >> mario draghi criticized plans on how to deal with failing banks. he says the proposals might be too complicated. leaders are meeting in brussels to work on a bank resolution for the regions financial crisis. angela merkel has been sworn in for a third term as chancellor. leaveslition platform -- cabinet ukraine's president is in russia for a bailout loan for as much as $

it's happening at city hall at 1:00. san francisco mayor ed lee, state senators leyland yooe and mark leno are expected to attend. >>> friday the 13th is normally associated with bad luck, right? today could prove to be extremely lucky for the holder of the right mega millions lottery ticket. tonight's multistate jackpot is estimated at $400 million, paid over 30 years. the cash value estimated at more than $216 million. it will be the second largest mega millions prize ever. last year in march, there was a $256 million winner, but mega millions recently reduced the odds of winning to requite bigger jackpots. the current jackpot has rolled over 20 times. the odds of matching all six numbers are now 1 in 259 million. >>> new this morning, that is a cleb celebrity wedding and inviting kbrairt to join in. the couple is a tying the knot in san francisco. you may remember salahi and her husband from this twine video when they crashed a video. they are making the wedding a pay-per-view event. for $15, you can watch the wedding

i remember i was looking at some numbers, s&p, was at 880 at one point. this is a tremendous journey with different players constantly shifting. >> a lot of news regarding the budget on the hill. we'll hear from john boehner in about half an hour. let's look at the opening bell. down here on the big board, auto home. we'll talk to the ceo about the ipo in a few minutes. over at the nasdaq, dhx media and the characters from yogabagaba. >> i remember dancing -- >> the competition for those young eyeballs, jim. >> gees, you want to get them hooked. you didn't box with those care terse. i'm hearing stories about you boxing. >> don't do that to the kids. the kids love yogaba. >> the war against coal continues virtually around the world, particularly the united states. this was a disaster. estimate 367, now goes to 350. the only thing good was the actual earnings held up. so let's give them that. the actual earnings were not disappointing, but that said the secular decline in coal, follow this lawsuit from the states in the northeast that have been burned by th

our coverage starts at 4:30. after the game it's the fifth yarter and bye bye baby, our special look back at the stick. >>> today marks the busiest day of the travel season. our kate spoke with travelers at sfo who seemed well prepared for their getaway. >> it 's the friday before christmas and there were travelers about at san francisco's international airport ready to fly out. >> kids had school this morning so they did their first early morning at school. we're headed to the east coast so we wanted to get back east a little early. >> i'm not looking forward to it. it's really a long and busy day, but so for, the early part is good. >> for the long lines and delays that come with holiday flying, aaa says christmas 2013 will be the busiest on record. >> got up extra early and make sure if there were any dlas that we had every opportunity to find another flight or not miss our flight. >> actually only have, paper so i don't know how i'm going to get through it but hopefully it'll go. >> and hopefully the ride wil

freezing cold this morning at 7:00, and 52 at noon, and 54 at 4:00, and milder at 7:00. headed to the coast the last spot for the day planner, is 4 this morning with clear sky and mid-50's with sunshine and a few high clouds and 47 in the evening. leyla gulen has the morning commute? >> speaking of the freezing specifics there is still a threat black i, with no reports just yet but you want to proceed with caution. we have a brand new accident as we take you southbound 680 we have an accident out there, and it is blocking a middle lane so be came. it looks like everything is else is running smooth. in oakland, westbound along 980 at 18th street a hood was unlocked from the car and hit the wind shield the when you make it up to the maze, look at this, the metering lights have been turned on and the toll plaza is looking heavy away from the maze and it will take you a few minnesotas to make it to san francisco. >> breaking news continues with a big crash on interstate 80 blocking several lanes and amy hollyfield joins us with the details, including how it could have been s

paul richards, i'm looking at the euro at 136. what are you looking at? >> the fact that the market got a little ahead of itself today. this is the same market that one month ago, 90% of people thought the ecb would never move. today they thought they'd be more dovish. it's still a step up here. 138 is not going to break between now and year end. it's going back down. >> thanks very much. we'll talk to all of you again seen. final trades and the result of our debate up next on "the half." before global opportunities were part of their investment strategy... before they funded scholarships to the schools that gave them scholarships... before they planned for their parents' future needs and their son's future... they chose a partner to help manage their wealth, one whose insights, solutions and approach have been relied on for over 200 years. that's the value of trusted connections. that's u.s. trust. >>> all right. the people have spoken. we've counted all the results. dr. j, you did win the debate. >> jim did a great job, though. i just like the stock. >>

san jose at 50. concord is 49. tonight the temperatures are in the mid-20's to low 30's inland valleys and the santa clara valley and fremont and palo alto at money and we will be in the mid-to-upper 50's for the bay shore. here is the polar plan in the cold air mass right now but look what happens tomorrow night the low develops and slights into the cold air and by saturday morning we will have scattered light rain through the morning and scattered light rain through noon and the snow level starts to drop down around 4:00 to 3,200' so be prepared. here is the seven-day forecast, when it passes on saturday afternoon temperatures are only in the mid-40's and mid-to-upper 40's with more sunshine on sunday and back to the 50's on monday and tuesday and winter is here. >> good morning, everyone, change is required on 50 and 8 and nothing on the safer i don't so there are snow flurries up there and we have an accident northbound 680 which is cleared. tow truck is on the scene but not seeing very much slow

at 10:00 a.m., former federal reserve chairman paul volcker will be speaking at the world bank. with the budget bill out of the way, the senate is planning a vote on the $625 billion defense authorization bill. the measure is expected to pass that would require the pentagon to take steps to address actual assault template limits -- and place limits on the transfer of guantanamo detainees. >> welse can we expect? have a lot of earnings out tomorrow. among them, nike, the unattributed -- undisputed leader in the athletic footwear market. the earnings will be out after the bell. ahead of that is, we take a look at whether the company can continue its impressive run, if you'll pardon the pun. it is poised to end the year as one of the top performers. can ups save christmas? day is the biggest time at the world's largest shipping company. we take you inside the package shipper to look at their biggest plans for peak day to ensure that your holiday gifts get where they are going on time. >> su keenan and yang yang, thank you both. it is now time for "hotshots." a look at some of the m

at 5:30 p.m. the king tides, when they hit. >>> harry reid said they would vote to extend benefits to the long term unemployed. benefits expired on saturday, including 36,000 in the bay area. he hopes they will pass the extension bill but he had no prediction. >>> the white house is reporting a surge in enrollment under the affordable care act. the numbers fall short of the president's goal. >> reporter: healthcare.gov moy be hitting hits -- may be hitting hits stride. with nearly a million coming this month. >> it changes my life. >> reporter: she suffers from crohn's disease, he enrolled with a call center after running into trouble on the website. her premium is dropping from 1300 a month to $400. >> it gives me the typings move out of my parents house. >> reporter: -- me the option to move out of my parents house. >> reporter: this latest surge of activity puts over all enrollment on pace to meet this bold prediction. >> i now have couple million people, maybe more, who are going to have healt

i at least have some fun with it. and a lot of people enjoyed it. >> reporter: after a rough year losing his business and going true divorce, he wanted to make others holidays a little brighter. >> i saw the commercial on tv where the guy was so money glued, the money flying off of him. and i thought -- that's write got the idea. >> reporter: he decided to give away $1,000. the little money he had left. >> my last effort to pay it forward. i'm losing everything, might as well have my last little thrill. >> reporter: he decided to throw the bills as the choir was singing appropriately let it snow. >> there was a guy in front of me on the escalator, he was yelling fake, fake money. and i'd reach in my next pocket, show to him and say no, it's real money. >> reporter: he was cited for disorderly conduct. he'll have a court date and face a fine. he says it was worth it. >> everyone can laugh about it. everyone is having fun. i think that's what this is all about. i think life is about having fun and just following your he

still at 1978 levels. are we going to hear more fed officials trying to anchor expectations about interest rates? rate spikes, rate rises are kryptonite to the market. ashley: right. -@>> you will see more fed officials out en masse to anchor inflation expectations. more to your point, before the break, ashley, where will the banks park reserves. that is when you talk about inflation, right? that is when banks start lending again and true inflation could possibly pick up steam. ashley: lou, same question to you. you're sitting there. mr. bernanke says, mr. dobbs, you've got the next question, what do you say? >> i don't know that i would form it as a question but rather say, mr. bernanke, well-done, because the, they have managed the, fed in one taper, if you will, to take two elements out of the market. one is they have taken ideology out of the market. you won't hear much discussion now from the hard right, if you will, who suggest that the fed is an evil, bastion of incompetence and must at any, at any

let's look at our maps and this is a look at the south bay, we have a slight fender ben der where most are located. you can see traffic is looking good and in the hay month area, overall it is looking very good and because of the roadwork, we will not see a backup on what we saw last week. >>> traffic is westbound as you make your drive towards the caldecott tunnel. >>> not too bad, by the way save some goodies for me. >>> here is a look amount the calm conditions around the bay. we have a little bit of patchy fog. over the course of the last five minutes, the gusts are up to 20 miles per hour each though the sustained wind having a huge impact on some of our numbers and we are looking at temperatures inland where it is calm once again along with the high clouds overhead, not as chilly, 39 in walnut creek, low 40s lafayette and 51 degrees in orinda. as we get into the second half of the day, we have that stable air mass in place and it is above 100, that means lung disease, asthma, this is for you to be aware of of and as you get outdoors you will see the haze but specifically those wi

the give away kicks off at 1:00 at the campbell middle school gymnasium. remember getting your first bike? >> i do. >> a big deal. >>> it is huge. >> san jose sacred heart community service is having trouble collecting enough donations for its annual toy drive. >> organizers say it only met half the goal for the holiday season. peggy bunker joins us from sacred heart with an update. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and terry. love doing these stories this is what the holiday is about helping folks that need something. i heard you guys talking about getting the first bike and what a cool thing that is talk about that in a second. first off, check out only soft toys here at the sacred heart community service. you can see all the donations people dropped by, we are in the doll section, showing this to laura, this was our thing when we were younger, wanted that barbie, wanted that cool dow doll, here to is, look at all of these toys that kids are really gonna love. here is the thing, a bit short on dough nation and we really need folks to help out and b