your foot's off the brake, you smash your foot on the gas, but nothing happens, that's crazy. then you yank your hand off and you take off. everything's backwards, but i'm going to get it. >> crank it up. right here. video right there. don't get in front of the tire. >> all right. just stop and back up. >> raise your visor. you're tired, worn out mentally, and you can't remember. >> i know what's going on. i know what's wrong. >> what's that? >> there's moving parts around here that don't have anything to do with your vehicles. they have to do with my crew. >> look, i'm not one to make excuses, but i'm getting tired of being yelled at. and the truth is my producer steve distracted me with his last second decision to run in front of me with his little camera to grab another shot we'll probably never use. so, steve goes under the bus. >> where are you at peckerhead? >> sorry, steve. >> here comes peckerhead running up there with a camera and stits down right in front of you. >> do you want to tell him? >> i know what he did. he ran up, put it down, and i took my foot off the gas

your foot's off the brake, you smash your foot on the gas, but nothing happens, that's crazy. then you yank your hand off and you take off. everything's backwards, but i'm going to get it. >> crank it up. right here. video right there. don't get in front of the tire. >> all right. just stop and back up. >> raise your visor. you're tired, worn out mentally, and you can't remember. >> i know what's going on. i know what's wrong. >> what's that? >> there's moving parts around here that don't have anything to do with your vehicles. they have to do with my crew. >> look, i'm not one to make excuses, but i'm getting tired of being yelled at. and the truth is my producer steve distracted me with his last second decision to run in front of me with his little camera to grab another shot we'll probably never use. so, steve goes under the bus. >> where are you at peckerhead? come here. >> sorry, steve. >> here comes peckerhead running up there with a camera and sits down right in front of you. >> do you want to tell him? >> i know what he did. he ran up, put it down, and i took my foot o

. >> is that a foot? that's a foot all wrapped up around that rear wheel. >> a very young little girl was with her mom on this moped. the girl got her foot stuck behind the shocks. >> that's not the way a foot is supposed to go. >> i'm hoping it's a shoe that got pulled off. >> she's lucky her foot is still attached. >> watch as they bring in the jaws of life and are able to loosen it right over her ankle. her foot. they have to twist it to get it out from behind the shock absorber. >> she has to be terrified. >> what are the injuries, how bad is she hurt? >> once they pull her foot out, they lift her pants and believe it or not, she's unhurt. >> i thought it was a broken ankle for sure. >> they took her to the hospital, where she's recovering just fine. >>> giveaway time. we're giving you a chance to win an ipad mini. >> the rtm buzzword is coming up in just a bit. >>> no regard for personal safety, as somebody is recording inside what we believe is a lamborghini, the howl of the engine sounding awesome.

so the brace is part of the treatment or correction of club foot. what it does, it basically holds the feet in a corrected position. it's like phase two of the treatment. holds the child's feet at a prescribed position and a child has to wear that for about four years at night. >> how accessible is that brace for people? >> so, club foot here in the u.s., you don't see a lot of it. it's really easy to treat. but in developing countries you see a lot of kids with untreated club foot. and one of the main reasons for that is because the braces are just simply unaffordable or they're really difficult to use. and that results in high relapse rates. >> wow. of course i'm sure the stigma doesn't help either in terms of people seeking help. how have you made the brace more available in other countries, in developing countries? >> so, in collaboration with miracle feet, we came up with this great brace, that's easy to use. easy to put on. it's comfortable for the child. we also decided to make it out of plastic, so really brought the costs down. our hope is

. >> is that a foot? that's a foot all wrapped up around that rear wheel. >> a very young little girl was with her mom on this moped. the girl got her foot stuck behind the shocks. >> that's not the way a foot is supposed to go. >> i'm hoping it's a shoe that got pulled off. >> she's lucky her foot is still attached. >> watch as they bring in the jaws of life and are able to loosen it right over her ankle. they finally are able to take her foot. they have to twist it to get it out from behind the shock absorber. >> she has to be terrified. >> what are the injuries, how bad is she hurt? >> once they pull her foot out, they lift her pants and believe it or not, she's unhurt. >> i thought it was a broken ankle for sure. >> they took her to the hospital, where she's recovering just fine. >>> giveaway time. we're giving you a chance to win an ipad mini. >> the rtm buzzword is coming up in just a bit. >>> no regard for personal safety, as somebody is recording inside what we believe is a lamborghini, the howl o

that storm yesterday dumped nearly half a foot on sioux city. many were clearing off their driveways and sidewalks. a mother-daughter duo tag teamed their driveway so they could get to the store to buy thanksgiving turkeys. "one for family and one for a neighbor of my daughters," said ruthie waurren. "they're a little hard up for money.i think i'm going to buy two turkeys and two pies." ruthie there is almost 81 years old too. she's still shoveling snow. and she's quite the character. at 80, you'd be surprised how busy she keeps herself. her garage is a workshop of wonders. i'll have that story at 10 tonight. can't wait, thanks sam. but with fresh snow on the ground, many kids had a lot of fun today.. "oh my gosh," said a sledder. "watch out," screamed the sledder. seratoma park in sioux city was packed with sledders and a few snowboarders. many coming out to enjoy the snow before it melts. seratoma park is one of two public places in sioux city to legally sled, the other is grandview park. some say it's a great family atmosphere and it was toug

coast guard headquarters in miami, end to the wet foot dry foot policy are a major concern. the number making the crossing is far higher than it was in repeat years and desperate cubans are taking advantage of. >> if you are thinking of going, you better go now, you will miss your opportunity to get into the united states. we've been told that they have been doing this. >> quelling a rumor that's putting lives at risk, working with the local cuban community in the hope that the message will get back to the island. in the meantime, the number of those trying to make it to the u.s. by any means necessary continues to grow. >> the garcias are now reunited. if he had known about the crossing, he wouldn't have allowed his daughter to take such a massive risk. he's happy she's here but doesn't want any other members of the family to take such a huge risk. andy gallagher, marathon, florida. >> we'll look at this issue with mark rosenbloom. migration policy institute. welcome mark. along with people trying to make the boat trip across the florida straits, aren't there a lot of other

the process takes 18 to 24 months before a refugee even ts foot in the u-s. most are women and childrdrn. we'll hear more from senator grassley and from senator joni ernst on bringing syrian refugees to the u-s coming up on the kcrg-tv9 news at six. this is national hunger and homelessness awareness week. coming up, we'll tell you about a resource fair for the homeless in johnson county. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% % re data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. to an end across iowa as an area of low pressure moves east. strong winds follow this system keep things cooler on thursday with west winds gusting up to 40 mph. our attention then focuses on the first chance for snow i. eastern iowa this fall. a storm races quicy from the west developing prec

up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches anand jackkned tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. this storm coming on the heels of an icy mess that killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor dlaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: strt lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporter: a 300-foot power line covered in an ionh of ice adding more than 750 pnds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what didn't freeze flooded. and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive. she was

up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. of an icy mess that killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: street lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporter: a 300-foot power line covered in an ion ch of ice adding more than 750 pounds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what didn't freeze flooded. and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive. she was chasing for one of her

indicators that we look for, is not only foot traffic, but foot traffic with shopping bags. and we're seeing a lot of that, so that's a good indicator already, early in the season. some shoppers, less focused on a specific item. it's not too bad today actually, but there are some good deals, and you can start your christmas shopping early. be festive. there are good deals here, i think, better than on regular days. bargains -- very much in consumers' minds. despite lower gas prices and lower unemployment recently -- retail sales have lagged. the black friday frenzy was still alive in some places, like the toys r us store in new york's times square but there may have been a bit of nostalgia at play. the location will close, when its lease runs out in january. another sign, of a changing retail landscape, at the holidays, and beyond. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> shoppers who didn't brave the were still busy buying gifts online. a digital tracking group says

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up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. this storm coming on the heels of an icy mess that killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: street lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporter: a 300-foot power line covered in an ion ch of ice adding more than 750 pounds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what didn't freeze flooded. and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive.

with more than half a foot of snow solidly packed onto these windshields, he says the weather is already way ahead of last winter's pace. steve gee, car salesman: "i think we only actually moved our cars last year like three times." but some drivers found themselves in a bit of scrape on the roads friday night. natural sound of car going by the state department of transportation issued several bans on towing, so hundreds of cars were left stranded on the side of the road. not everyone was upset though, about the newly formed massive piles of packed snow. natural sound of kid screaming dozens of neighborhood kids hit the sledding hills, turning each run into an olympic-inspired turn. natural sound of kid screaming ethan huff, des moines: "there's a lot of stuff. i just really like sledding and flying up ramps and stuff." kasen miller, des moines: "i like when you just go from the really high part and just go really fast." and for gee, there is one silver lining with the return of the sun after a day of clouds and cold. steve gee, car salesman: "today, because it's going to be warm outside

the proposal covers work on a 15 square foot area versus the four square foot area lawson recommended. >> it's more conservative approach than i would take. i don't think it's necessary based on what i've seen. >> a second estimate was less expensive, closer to what lawson suggested, $1200. a third caught him by surprise. >> this is the entire estimate? >> the roofer never put his estimate in writing and did not chi climb up to inspect. he thought a similar job would be needed, replacing the roof. he recommending replacing the roof of $38,000. >> i would be suspicious so you can make a decision. >>> all of the roofers were licensed with the state and carried a contractor's bond and worker's comp insurance. and get references. . >> i went by reputation and hearing from other people. >>> there are no laws regulating how much a contractor can change. we have links on our website. tonight at 11:00, blinds that have been a known danger three decades. you can still buy them in thousands of stores. one family shares their tragic story tonight. you'll see the new fight to ban blinds with dang

that is due est the proposed space that will block the fire hydrant and winchester well within the 7 foot perimeter. >> most likely wouldn't be available so i don't expect the permit holder to not do business in the spot was not available is that i live potential park in the closest i think violates the art c-3. >> and that is all i have on that. >> okay. thank you we'll hear from the permit holder. >> i'm the permit holders justin with the lobster truck i'm the owner eave heard tonys. >> can you speak closer to the mike. >> for the fire hydrant we're supposed to be more than 7 feet away the spot we confirmed with dpw and went over a couple of spots meeting the requirements the one that did is 7 feet away as tony mentioned park is an issue there and it does involve circling like the circle waiting to get a spot wait for the vehicle that this spot to move the permit is not for going everyday so i believe it the way that as spoken with others trucks in the way i've seen it done usually involves another vehicle to secure another spot you don't end up parking down the block i think we should

up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. this storm coming on the heels least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: street lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporter: a 300-foot power line covered in an ion ch of ice adding more than 750 pounds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what didn't freeze flooded. and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive. she was chasing for one of her

he fell into a five foot trench, lost his footing. mackintosh says as he was falling he deployed an air bag that helped cushion his blows. in the end of the video he can be heard saying i'm okay. >> unbelievable first of all he's incredible shape. and that helps but wow. the air bag. >> there's some technology that can help save your life. >>> time is 4:47. sal is keeping an eye on traffic this morning. >> i think today will be different from yesterday. yesterday was lighter. some had the day off. today, i don't think that's doing to happen. we'll see more traffic. even early in the morning. let's look at 80 westbound. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive out to the mcarthur maize but only 17 minutes so far. that time may go up later on. getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is going to be off to a nice start here with a couple lanes all ready crowded. highway 4 looks good from antioch. the road sensors turn colors. they turn yellow and red corresponding to traffic. but right now everything's green. which means

, a five foot, a six foot, and it's a seven foot. so basically what you have is inside this one ladder. and the beautiful part about that is you have rungs you don't have to move the ladder so often and each rung will hold 300 pounds. now, if you have a sloping ground, or a ramp, or even staircases, you can adjust it just that easy-right over the stairs, in the middle of the stairs, at the top of the stairs, the bottom of the stairs. and again, one of the worst things that you can do when you have an a-frame position, the higher you go, the further away you are from your work. so how do we solve that? well, with the little giant we come down we put it in what we robin, would you mind climbing this for us? i think you've used this before. lots of times. more times than i can count and i get up right here and i can do see that? she's right up next to her work. she doesn't have to reach, she doesn't have to stretch, and she's not in danger. ok, going just a little bit further. everybody has to get up and clean the rain gutters once in a

the proposal covers work on a 15 square foot area versus the four square foot area lawson recommended. >> it's more conservative approach than i would take. i don't think it's necessary based on what i've seen. >> a second estimate was less expensive, closer to what lawson suggested, $1200. a third caught him by surprise. >> this is the entire estimate? >> the roofer never put his estimate in writing and did not chi climb up to inspect. he thought a similar job would be needed, replacing the roof. he recommending replacing the roof of $38,000. >> i would be suspicious so you can make a decision. >>> all of the roofers were licensed with the state and carried a contractor's bond and worker's comp insurance. and get references. . >> i went by reputation and hearing from other people. >>> there are no laws regulating how much a contractor can change. we have links on our website. tonight at 11:00, blinds that have been a known danger three decades. you can still buy them in thousands of stores. one family shares their tragic story tonight. you'll see the new fight to ban blinds with dang

they target the toes and other parts of the foot. company managers say contact with the ground stimulates the soles and improves their physical ability. the program focuses on nine types of body movements. these basic exercises lay the groundwork for the children's sporting future. it costs about $100. that's almost double the fee for a normal gym class. >> translator: it's rather a long way from home, but i thought my child will be able to learn something special in this class. >> translator: parents these days are very demanding. they really want to understand what an exercise is good for or what the rationale is. >> reporter: competition is heating up as more companies enter this market. the winners will be those who can satisfy the needs of both the young athletes and the parents. nhk world, tokyo. >>> that's it for business news. i'll leave you with a check on markets. ♪ ♪ >>> in the philippines, a major fire in one of the poorest areas of manila has forced thousands of people from their homes. the fire broke out in a crowde

when he plants his left foot after being tackled he catches his foot. he did not return to the game. this morning tom brady said he won't be easy to replace. >> julian has been incredible for us. it's so unfortunate to lose such a critical player, but you have to find out -- out ways to get the it done. >> hopefully here is back as possible. 11:30. and then the post game show on my t.v.38 as soon as the game is over. they come storming back here. near the end of the first half, got it. and we are tied at the break. second half, all celtics. high off the glass for the reverse land and the foul. up by five and the lead would continue to grow. another three, it's good and all the sudden boston had a 14- point lead and they weren't done. celtics win it 111-95. rolling. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. ate breakfast. it's time to start >>> okay, making money on your drive into work sounds pretty much like a dream. >> it does but uber has an idea. the ride s

he was jumping and impaled himself with the 5-foot metal rod, awful. this isn't first time that he has gotten himself into trouble. he has been hit the by a car, before, and had to have a plate in his leg. another time he ate corn on the cobb and had to have emergency surgery. >> we love him, more than word can express, how much we love this dog. >> this should be the last time. this is his third strike, i think, you know, he is a very, very lucky dog. >> poor little pep. >> espen family is asking for donations to cover the surgery's $10,000 cost. >> that may be time to get dog insurance, just saying, yes. >> exactly, strike three. >> a cute new born baby's pictures gets more adorable when an animal unexpectedly photo bombs the the shot. >> check this out, curious deer was just walking right around but, behind that baby, who was behind a bail of hail surrounded by pumpkins in the park in louisiana. photographer says it is not first time that deer nicknamed maggie made an appearance. maggie has been sneak nothing her photos instant beginning of the summ

we have it is of a foot already to the north, 2-5 down south. blowing snow, northeast winds and 50-25, tomorrow is just 26. wind chill's in the teens. had to connect stadium, temperatures in the 20. late game sunshine, northwest winds at 50-25. sunday just nine degrees. and wind chill on sunday will be down below zero. so prepare for that. monday is 40, tuesday is 40, wednesday is 50. turkey day has some rain mixing in with the snow on friday. kevin: thank you, you turkey. the weather not stopping presidential candidates out on republicans in des moinesle are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. i love a gourmet cheeseburger as much as anybody. and that's

if you missed it, broken bone in his foot. surgery tomorrow. could be back. ed: the second week of november? mike l: the last regular-season game is january 3. so if they get a by a, they could be playing on the 13th. it could happen. ed: but what is their motto? ed: it is the half way point of november. this week will feel like it. heather: mike wankum is working mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us the child

"the bone yard." >> there was another 20-foot wall of whitewater coming toward me. and so i decided to grab onto the back of my board and point it toward the crack in between the rocks. somehow i managed to balance myself between the rocks and make it to the lagoon safely. >> he was held underwater for almost a full minute before he drew a breath. it's amazing he's still alive. >> i don't think there's many wipeouts in the history of the sport that are nearly as bad as his. he lived, but he got lucky. there have been people that have died. >> neil paddles to shore through the foaming waves. he later discovers that the pounding whitewater broke his back. >> i couldn't do anything. i was that far under. and getting beat. it felt like i was going over the falls over and over again. >> but surfer dudes are built tough. a broken back didn't stop neil from returning to mavericks, even if this maverick approaches the sport a little more cautiously. the rush he gets surfing is in his bones. >> when i finish every single ride i ever had at mavericks, i feel enlightened and i

mary norris began a career as a foot check erratically than city pool checkicheckin athlete's foot. to many of us mary norrise clar cross referencing >> thank you for that amazing introduction and thank you for coming insight on this glorious day. we got lucky. people are into reading and it is raining out. it is true about the foot checking but to give you an introduction, i visit the introductory part of the book that is about my career in the dairy industry. since we are here in wisconsin, i went to rutgers university, where i chose to go when i got out of cleveland to brunswick, new jersey. because it at a renowned department of dairy science. while i was there i did take one course in how to judge dairy cattle and i've learned the differences between brown swiss cows, it has not come handy at all. when i went back to cleveland after college i couldn't think of anything else to do. i called a local dairy and asked if there were any openings for milk men. it would be interesting to be in the dairy industry at any level and i had a fantasy for years about holding a dairy farm. we

and his soldiersest sorts the officers on foot, they encountered a man wearing a suicide vest. groberg had seconds to do something. >> you just react. you know he is a threat, and your job is to run a security, so you have got to get rid of the threat, so when i hit him, my rifle and then that's company i knew he had a suicide vest under, get him as far away as possible to protect everybody else. >> reporter: he survived by spent months having his leg rebuilt. his troops say far more people would have died but for his quick action. he is accepting the award, he says on behalf of the four two dies. groberg who was born in france and lived there until 11, became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 2001. a track start at the university of maryland. the september 11th attacks inspired him to renuance his duel citizenship so he could get clearance to join as an officer. >> i went in and said i would like to renounce my citizenship so i can join the u.s. army, and they said okay. i still want to serve my country in different matters, so when this is all over, i'm going to sit down and figu

they target the toes and other parts of the foot. company managers say it improves the child's physical ability. the program focuses on nine types of body movements. these basic exercises lay the groundwork for the children's sporting future. three classes a month cost about $100. that's almost double the fee for a normal gym class. >> translator: it's rather a long way from home, but i thought my child will be able to learn something special in this class. >> translator: parents these days are very demanding. they really want to understand what an exercise is good for or what the rationale is. >> reporter: competition is heating up as more companies enter this market. the winners will be those who can satisfy the needs of both the young athletes and the parents. sakura koyama, nhk world, tokyo. >>> japanese communities hit by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011 are trying to attract more foreign tourists. they've set their sights on people in china. so they've launched a pr campaign in shanghai. representatives from northeastern pref

he is reportedly having surgery on his broken foot today. an injury that will sideline him for six to eight weeks. >> pretty dumbed-out. what a difference-maker he is. you know the offense went stagnant after he got hurt. >> a big loss. i think the next guy up will do just as well. >> reporter: the patriots know how to readjust. >> julian got hurt. we were down a bunch of tackles. guys were playing out of position. we keep grinding our way through it. you know, you have to find different ways to win. you know, the defense came up big when we needed it, too. offense made a few plays we needed to. it was a great day. >> reporter: edelman will be it is expected he will be back in time for the play-offs. >> christa: just ahead on 7:s a tornado tearing through a part of central california today. questioning a look at the damage left behind in the central valley. turkey. could there be a shortage ahead this thanksgiving? >> bri: mild temperatures. a bit of a breeze. the forecast coming up. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team...

the record we've been questioned on this the setback in the east west muse is 35 feet 25 feet in the foot of the patio to live oaks school visibly you'll see 35 feet but pedestrian 25 feet i want to be clear on that. >> and then. >> more on the balconies. >> well, we took out the balconies. >> from the school classrooms. >> we've gotten comments from the entry of the muse from arkansas street we've come up with an alternative opposite up the entry to a much greater decree o decree in the passage 11 feet clear there is more sun and more open it is something we will certainly support that represent by way of an update thank you. >> okay. >> thank you open up for public comment tony rodriguez (calling names). >> good afternoon commissioners i'm tony rodriguez represent the workers union and a native american or native born and raised and here to ask to you vote in favor of this project this is to our union and well paying jobs for the residents and outreach to the community to create and project that fits well within the community and like i said i've been in san francisco all my life san fr

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up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tononht, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. this storm coming on the heels of an icy mess that killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! reporter: street lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's house. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better, because of the weight of the ice. >> reporte a 300-foot power line covered in an ion ch of ice adding more than 750 pounds to those lines. and that leads to this. >> oh, it's coming down! hit record! hit record! >> it's recording. >> reporter: further south, what and tonight, a warning about thin ice. a 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive. she was chasing for one of h

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the other two men were both described as 5 foot 10 to 6 foot in dark clothing. coming up... president obama bestows the nation's highest military honor to a soldier for his heroic deeds in afghanistan... while governor brandstad honors two firefighters from cedar falls for their heroism... that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. --------- --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a ry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday. the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahead a cloudy and wet week. rain chances start monday and continue through at least thursday. the wind will not be as strong tonight as it was last night and today. the wind gradually diminishes friday afternoon. a dry weekend is ahea

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nearly a foot of snow fell in the sierra. which means that more and more ski resorts are opening earlier than expected. boreal opened this weekend, and had its best opening weekend in more than a decade. several resorts are reporting up to eight inches of snow. in the past 24-hours. it's the second straight monday for fresh snow in the tahoe area. to see when your favorite resort is set to open.just check our website - kron four-dot-com. >> catherine: a hostage situation turned deadly. san jose police forced to open fire on a man. holding a woman hostage. now two people are dead. others injured. kron four's jeff bush has the latest in the case. >> reporter: swat team officers surrounded the 4000 block of camden avenues on monday afternoon. police were called to the area around 2:30 because a man with a gun took a female victim hostage in the residence and fired several shots during the abduction. >> reporter: several hours after the home was surrouded police say the suspect came out of the house armed with a pistol. police op

police say the man took off with between two and three hundred dollars and left on foot. if you have any information contact police. several residents in a des having to find a new place to sleep tonight. 19:39:15:22-19:39:29:17 we had two fully engulfed mobile homes....then exposure on both down and put them out....no injuries tonight...no fatalities...so that's a good thing." investigators say a total of three homes suffered severe damage in the 8 - hundred block of northwest broadway avenue in des moines. and they are still not sure what caused the fire. it wawareported around 4 this afternoon... but authorities say it took several residents several minutes to find a phone to call 9-1-1. no one was injured. the red cross is offering it's aid to the families affected you will want to make sure you have a warm and dry place to stay... rain is in the forecast. meterologist jennifer mcdermed joins us now with a look at the forecast 4 decades ago they were a people their call for help. today they returned the favor. nats of music and dancing a 40-th anniversary celebration

kirkwood, squaw valley, closing in on a foot of snow. a good snow producer. as the system clears out, we're starting to see a case of canadian air conditioning. cold dry air settling into the bay area. as we head to tomorrow morning, morning temperatures starting day tomorrow in the low 30s, around sonoma, livermore, near freezing, and san jose, 35 degrees, with 20s in range. as we go through the holiday weekend, so even colder temperatures on the way, and daytime highs i think that are going to surprise you. we'll have that in the full forecast in the next ten minutes. >> i caught a cold with this cold. sorry for all the coughing. thanks, rob. >> if you're headed to the mountains, interstate 80 and highway 50 are lined with snow, but your drive should go smoothly but slowly. there all no chain controls right now. that's good news. michelle roberts is live at sierra tahoe where people are already up there enjoying some of the first runs of the season. >> hi, guys. roads are okay, but take a look at this. putting me in the spirit, snow an

, a five foot, a six foot, and it's a seven foot. so basically what you have is four different a-frames right inside this one ladder. that is you have rungs up both sides. you don't have to move the ladder so often and each rung will hold 300 pounds. now, if you have a sloping ground, or a ramp, or even staircases, you can adjust it just that easy-right over the stairs, in the middle of the stairs, at the top of the of the stairs. and again, one of the worst things that you can do when you have an a-frame position, the higher you go, the further away you are from your work. so how do we solve that? well, with the little giant we come down we put it in what we call the 90-degree position. robin, would you mind climbing this for us? i think you've used this before. lots of times. more times than i can count and a lot of painting. see that? she's right up next to her work. she doesn't have to reach, she doesn't have to stretch, and she's not in danger. further. everybody has to get up and clean the rain gutters once in a while or reach

phil: getting the most out of your workout before you step one foot into the gym. there is a simple formula that lays out what you should eat to maximize your exercise routine. newscenter 5' s erika tarantal tells us you won' t even need a measuring cup. >> your pre-workout meal is one of the keys to keep you from burning out midway through your routine. all you need are three agreements and your hands. >> on proteins you' re going to use the palm of your hand. for carbohydrates you' re going to use a cupped hand, and for fats you will use your thumb. >> for fats, try not letters and seeds. >> these are two or three hours three workout. in the morning a lot of times you do not have that time. you think about those same composition of ingredients in the form of a liquid like a protein shake. >> like a combo of almond milk, ice, half a banana, a handful of spinach, and a scoop of peanut butter and whey protein powder. for men, just use both hands. chicken parmesan and steak and cheese would feel my workout. [laughter] jc: a first in the nation right here in massachus