. >> jarvis also helps me get ready in the mornings. fresh shirt. >> fire in the hole. >> hell yeah. >> that's how mark zuckerberg rolls at home. showed off the artificial intellijohnson assistance he bill for his home and that voice, you recognize that voice, morgan freeman. he was inspired by tony stark's ironman movies. he asked who should voice his very own jarvis him when asked, he immediately accepted the role. >> i was reading the article, what he did and things how he absolutely genius the way he repurposed some of the home appliances. very smart guy. there's a reason why he is mark zuckerberg. >>> leading the news, manhattan's most wanted millionaire, police say they've identified this man after he was seen snatching up a bucket load of gold this year in a heist he sneaks up to an armored vehicle, swipes an 86 pound bucket full of gold. he quickly fleas the scene. it's a little bit heavier than it was. it took him an hour. that's because the $1.6 million of gold inside is a little heavy to carry. no stranger to the theme. he's

sam and laura, see if you are recognize whose voice jarvis is. >> jarvis can play all of our favorite music. play us some good nickel back songs. >> i'm sorry, mark. i'm afraid i can't do that. there are no good nickel back songs. >> good. that was actually a test. how about just play songs that our whole family lights. ♪ the itsy bitsy spider climbed up the water spout ♪ >> that's morgan free man, right. >> jarvis of course named after the ironman jarvis. >> could this be something that could come to all of our homes? >> it's already coming. amazon echo sold out. >> it's interesting for facebook, something that they could market? >> absolutely. if they can do it, google can do it. >> people get a glimpse into his life, too. >> as if morgan freeman's voice would ever be confused for anyone else's in the world. the voice of god. >> big swells right now heading to half moon bay. that's good news for mavericks and surfers. that area could be hit with 20-foot waves. organizers of titans of mavericks put out their potential swell alert. that means conditions could be good enough for th

it is called jarvis and voiced by actor morgan freeman. zuckerman shows off some of the features of the system including practical applications like face recognition at the front door. there were funny moments as well. >> jarvis can play all of our favorite music play good nickel back songs. >> i'm sorry i cannot do that. there are no good nickel back songs >> that was a test. >> good stuff. in the comment section on facebook, zucker berg says it is in development and he is looking for suggestions., coming up, an attorney has new information about the plan to keep it from happening again. >>> we are in san jose were an intersection a shut down. they are actively searching for a man who may be involved in a shooting. they are using k-9 units. , we are looking at a commute that is getting busier. it will be interesting to see whether or not we have a delayed commute. >>> and lots of high clouds have zoomed over and kept low's up on the first day of winter. it will be a little warmer today. >>> santos coming already? >> he has a couple of day

>> jarvis helps get ready in the morning, fresh shirt! not only the voice of god but morgan freeman is voice of jarvis >> stated officials will open more of the northern california coast to commercial crab fishing in sonoma and mendocino county opening on saturday and extended north on monday along with a stretch through humboldt county. month. >> walgreens and rite-aid selling hundreds of stores to close their nearly $10 billion merger. walgreen bought right aid for $4.9 billion last area and are selling 865 stores to a rival retailer to calm concerns from federal antitrust regulators. walgreens hopes this will close the merger next year. combined they will have more than 13,000 stores in the united states. the ftc needs to approve the deal. >> more pregnant women use marijuana to help with morning sickness, according to a study in 2014 one in 25 used marijuana to treat nausea. that compared to one in 41 in 2002. republicanners say it is likely because of alternative medical sources on the internet with groups discouraging marijuana use

rebecca jarvis sat down with one diverse group of women to hear their stories. >> reporter: we brought together ten women from ten different industries, from finance to hospitality services to government, to hear their experiences. >> i worked in restaurants for ten years. every time i walked in the kitchen, someone would whistle. >> this person used guilt-tripping to try to get me to do sexual activity as compensation. he would just stare at me really weird. >> i've spent 25 years in the financial services industry. there was inappropriate behavior that would happen on a trading floor. >> reporter: according to government statistics, the finance sector is one that is but as you're about to see, sexual harassment knows no occupational boundary. >> how many of you have been sexually harassed over the course of your career? leave your hand up if it's more than twice. more than three times. >> and then a shocking drop in hands. how many are you filed an hr request against your harasser? statistics show that 70% of women who experience workplace sexual harassment never report it. why? the

. >> good morning jarvis. >> good morning, mark. >> that is mark zuckerberg talking to jarvis, a digital assistant voiced by actor morgan freeman. facebook just released it's list of best instant games for the year. among them is ever wing designed by a company called black >>> the city of palo alto now gets a third of its electricity from solar thanks to two new solar farms. they're located in lan cast yir in northern end of los angeles county. palo alto's goal is to get 60% of the energy from renewable source owes and is on track to reach the goal. >>> it is just one side affect of the bay area's extreme housing costs. >> people are coming in. i need to get this before we can't. >> the end of the year means end of some options for gun buyers. what is selling out before the deadline. >> words can't express how grateful i am to darren. >>> a professional relationship leads to a personal bond ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a mont

abc's rebecca jarvis has the details. >> reporter: online dating apps have changed the way we date. but they've also transformed the world of sexual harassment. >> this whole concept of these people are too sensitive. i think people aren't sensitive enough. >> take a look at some of these real images sent to women online. vulgar messages, ranging from, you look doable, to the more aggressive, i want to get you accidentally pregnant. and others too obscene to repeat. and when guys are rejected, the vulgarity continues. slut, says one. and you could be a model if you lost a little weight, sweetheart. >> do you think sexual harassment has become the norm? >> i think it's been an app world. >> reporter: 29-year-old alexander said she received dozens of harassing messages while using dating apps. >> sexist and hateful, and yeah, that really surprised me. >> reporter: so she decided to fight back, creating this instagram page, publicly shaming harassing suitors and even started a petition on change.org to stop harassing messages and pictures on social media. >> not every man harasses wome

>> reporter: all of it. >> rebecca jarvis leading us off. rebecca, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to difficult audio this evening, playing in a charleston courtroom today, where dylann roof is on trial for t of nine black worshipper s at a bible study. surveillance showing roof leaving the church with the gun in his happened. the jury seeing roof at target practice in his own backyard. and tonight, you will hear the audio from a survivor who called 911. that survivor saying roof approached her and asked, "did i shoot you yet?" abc's steve osunsami is in charleston. >> he's coming, he's coming, he's coming. please. >> reporter: her's is the voice on this call for help, desperately trying to hide under one of these tables, while a gunman determined to kill black people is shooting her friends dead. she tint know it at the time, but he had plenty of target practice, seen here in his backyard with the same gun. >> did you see him at all? >> yes, he's a young, 21-year-old white dude. he's got it in his hand. he's reloading. >> how many shots

i'm rebecca jarvis. as we come on the air tonight, the winter wallop, more than 70 million people in the path of this storm. blizzard conditions expected in the northern plains threatening to shut down highways, and dangerous winter weather and wind alerts stretching from michigan all the way to california. the plane carrying the minnesota vikings to their game with the packers sliding off an icy wisconsin runway. the team posting video of players being evacuated. all this frightful weather playing havoc with holiday travel plans. in southern california drivers attempting to get around a closed highway, instead getting stuck in the mud. abc's eva pilgrim is leading us off tonight with the messy getaway. >> reporter: the final rush home for the holidays and tonight drivers are battling snow, ice and even the threat of a blizzard. winter alerts from michigan all the way to california. >> a lot of weather. a lot of accidents. >> reporter: north of los angeles, blinding snow and icy roads slamming the grapev

meet jarvis. 17 >>> you probably recognize him from dozens of hollywood movies. that's voice is echoing in the bay area home of one of the biggest names in tech. meet jarvis. >> good morning. >> good morning, mark. it is saturday you only have five meetings. room temperature is set to a cool 68 degrees. >> how cool is that? legendary actor morgan freeman is the voice of mark zuckerburg's butler. the facebook ceo spent about 100 hours developing the system. jarvis acts as a an alarm, practices mandarin with zuckerburg's daughter and opens the front door of guests he recognized. he is named after the iron man action movies. >>> metallica's welcome home taking on new meaning for the frontman. he said he's moved his family out of the bay area because it is too elitist. cofounders hatfield have been long-time residents but hatfield said he felt out of sync for some time. he said of the bay area they talking about how diverse they are and it is fine if you are diverse like them but showing up with a deer on the bumper doesn't fly in lorain county. my form of eating org

. >> facebook is introducing a butler jarvis. >> can you turn the temperature up, jarvis? >> an intimidation code. i applied to the job and i got tichlt a. >> and all that matters. >> mr. trump tweeted today, no, no, you got it wrong. he called me. >> bill clinton said i was calling for melania and he answered the phone. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> in order to reinforce his warning to vladimir putin about vote tampering, president obama reportedly used the so-called red phone that connects moscow to washington. that is what that does said someone whose pizza never arrived! announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! ♪ >>> wmt welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are enjoying time off. alex wagner and anthony mason of "cbs this morning: saturday" are here. >>> a new suspect into the deadly truck attack that killed people in germany and injured 50 others in a christmas market. law enforcement sources tell cbs news that police are searching for anice amri. >> they say he left documents into the truck that ramme

>> reporter: all of it. >> rebecca jarvis leading us off. rebecca, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to difficult audio this evening, playing in a charleston of nine black worshippers at a bible study. surveillance showing roof leaving the church with the gun in his happened. the jury seeing roof at target practice in his own backyard. and tonight, you will hear the audio from a survivor who called 911. that survivor saying roof approached her and asked, "did i shoot you " abc's steve osunsami is in charleston. >> he's coming, he's coming, he's coming. please. on this call for help, desperately trying to hide under one of these tables, while a gunman determined to kill black people is shooting her friends dead. she tint know it at the time, but he had plenty of target practice, seen here in his backyard with the same gun. >> did you see him at all? >> yes, he's a young, 21-year-old white dude. he's got it in his hand. he's reloading. >> how many shots has he fired? >> i don't know. there's so many. call her miss polly, and by the time poll

>> reporter: all of it. >> rebecca jarvis leading us off. rebecca, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to difficult audio this evening, playing in a charleston courtroom today, where dylann roof is on trial for the murders of nine black worshipper s at a bible study. surveillance showing roof leaving the church with the gun in his happened. the jury seeing roof at target practice in his own backyard. and tonight, you will hear the audio from a survivor who called 911. that survivor saying roof approached her and asked, "did i shoot you yet?" abc's steve osunsami is in charleston. >> he's coming, he's coming, he's coming. please. >> reporter: her's is the voice on this call for help, desperately trying to hide under one of these tables, while a gunman determined to kill black people is shooting her friends dead. she tint know it at the time, but he had plenty of target practice, seen here in his backyard with the same gun. >> did you see him at all? >> yes, he's a young, 21-year-old white dude. he's got it in his hand. he's reloading. >> how

. >> jarvis, can you turn the temperature up? >> jarvis only listens to me. i'll fix that. >> the first voice he tried out was a little aggressive. >> go to the gym, get to the car. >> is that -- >> it's arnold. ha, ha, ha. >> eventually that changed. >> how about some toast? let me fix that for you. >> i think this is eventually going to come, maybe not that jarvis system, but to all of us. i have amazon echo which does a few things. so maybe toast. >> exactly. nice. a loved one will do it as well maybe. >> it's all about the soothing request. morgan freeman a lot more soothing than the first version. >> but arnold will get you to the gym. >> that's cool. >>> a spare-the-air alert is in effect today. if you're going out maybe for a run, take it easy. here is a live look from our emeryville camera. this is the third spare-the-air day of the winter season. the alert means you can't burn wood indoors or outdoors for 48 hours. health officials issued the alert because they're worried about smoke pollution. >> nothing compared to beijing. we'll show you video her

called jarvis inspired by the system from iron man. see if you recognize the voice. >> jarvis helps me get ready in the morning. fresh shirt. fire in the hole. not only the voice of god morgan freeman there is the voice of jarvis which turns lights on and off makes music and makes toast. zuckerberg says it's a demo he postedline for feedback. >> those are your tech bytes. and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. dry skin problems eufor over 100 years.ing discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy, rough, skin. for immediate relief and proven 48-hour moisture. for healthier-looking skin... ...look for eucerin, now in the red cap. symbol of giving ands to receiving love. even in the most difficult of times. and my open hearts collection at kay jewelers is the perfect gift for the person in your life with an open heart. ♪ every ki

>> rebecca jarvis, thanks again to you tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the deadly crash. the jet going down just after takeoff. the plane clipping a fence at the end of the runway, crashing into flames. you see it there just moments later. one crew member surviving. >>> the fedex truck carjacked with christmas packages inside. that's the driver holding onto the door. it's happening more often. we'll have that. >>> and later here, the final "jeopardy!" clue. you'll get a chance to answer it yourself, but you've got to hear the story of the amazing woman who gets it right. she is inspiring so many. her story is america strong. ♪ music playing coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero hea

and jarvis thought he was the worst artist who was, he hated the fact that he was associated with him as a student. now, i'm not a huge fan of jarvis, so that makes perfect sense to me that he would feel that way. >> you didn't show the painting that the masons commissioned and have i think in alexandria, where he really does look like an old man, but not like george c. scott. >> i'm getting all confused now. so is that good or bad? >> it's a very realistic portrait of an old man. >> when was it done? >> in his last years. i understand it was commissioned by the masons. he looks like a tired old guy. >> we know particularly towards the end of his presidency, that he's not the teflon president that he was. and that's unfair too, teflon suggests people are throwing stuff at you and it doesn't stick. no one was throwing anything at him for the first several years of his administration. it's only later with the jay treaty and the friction between the anglophiles and the franc francophiles. if you take up arms against your own people, you're fair game, so he became just another politician

>> reporter: all of it. >> rebecca jarvis leading us off. rebecca, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to difficult audio this evening, playing in a charleston courtroom today, where dylann roof is on trial for the murders of nine black worshippers at a bible study. surveillance video showing roof walking into that church, then leaving the church with the gun in his hand. the jury seeing roof at target practice in his own backyard. and tonight, you will hear the audio from a survivor who called 911. that survivor saying roof approached her and asked, "did i shoot you yet?" abc's steve osunsami is in charleston. >> he's coming, he's coming, he's coming. please. >> okay. >> reporter: hers is the voice on this call for help, desperately trying to hide under one of these tables, while a gunman determined to kill black people is shooting her friends dead. she didn't know it at the time, but he had plenty of target practice, seen here in his backyard with the same gun. >> did you see him at all? >> yes, he's a young, 21-year-old white dude. he's g

amy: can you tell us the story of jarvis bracy? >> jarvis was 21 years old riding in a car with friends. he was drunk. a police officer thought he was underage drinking. he pulled him out of the car. a police officer said when he spelled his name, he spelled it wrong. when he gave his social security, he gave it wrong, two digits off. that is not a big deal. it could be just a misdemeanor. jarvis had unpaid traffic tickets. no criminal offenses, traffic tickets. so he was arrested and charged with a felony -- amy: how old is he? >> he is now 25. he was 21 at the time. he was offered diversion because it was his first offense, but he could not come up with the money. it was more than $3000 to do diversion. he ended up convicted and now is carrying a felony record around -- him for this drunken amy: are there any national standards? >> there are, but they are not binding. people have been really thoughtful and come up with standards of how these programs should work. you should not have to plead guilty, fees should not keep you out o

amy: can you tell us the story of jarvis bracy? >> jarvis was 21 years old riding in a car with friends. he was drunk. a police officer thought he was underage drinking. he pulled him out of the car. a police officer said when he spelled his name, he spelled it wrong. when he gave his social security, he gave it wrong, two digits off. that is not a big deal. it could be just a misdemeanor. jarvis had unpaid traffic tickets. no criminal offenses, traffic tickets. so he was arrested and charged with a felony -- amy: how old is he? >> he is now 25. he was 21 at the time. he w was offered diviversion bee it was his first offense, but he cocould not come up with the money. it was more than $3000 to do diversion. he ended up convictcted and nows carrying a felony record around -- him for this drunken amy: are there any national standards? >> there are, but they are not binding. people have been really thoughtful and come up with standards of how these programs should work. you should not have to plead guilty, fees should not keep you out

say savage i should was john wesley jarvis's teacher, and jarvis thought he was the worst artist that there was. was associated with him as a student. i've not huge fan of jarvis, but that makes perfect sense to me. >> there was the painting. you did not show the painting that the masons commission, where he really does look like an old man, not like george c. scott. >> am getting all confused. is that good or bad? >> it's a very realistic portrait of an old man. >> when was it done? >> in his last years. >> he was not the teflon president. no one was throwing anything at him in the first several years of his administration. it was only with the friction between and what files and the francophiles in the united states that washington starts to become less than perfect in people's eyes. certainly by the time he takes to the deal to suppress the whiskey rebellion. he is seen as someone it will take up arms against your own people -- you are fair game. he became just another .olitician he did not play it well. portrait,ok at this is this a tired old man? rebirth when he went back to the

jarvis is the -- well, morgan freeman is the voice of jarvis. it's in mark zuckerberg's home. it is zuck's way of as you said sort of controlling music and tendering on and off the lights and even teaching his young daughter mandarin. >> how much better is it than the amazon echo, for example, or google home service, or siri? >> i think it's probably not a fair comparison to say one is better than the other. i mean, even zuckerberg said he would like to sort of advance, you know, the state of home ai assistance to be able to do things like some linguistic nuance. maybe telling the system to do something like he said he wants to play adele or play something like adele. those are similar phrases. but the system has to be able to tell the difference. i don't think the systems like alexa or google assistant can do that. >> he did this all by himself? he didn't use any other help within the facebook complex, if you will? >> well, what he did was he used existing facebook ai tools like voice and speech recognition, facial recognition, things like that. that's the way facebook engine

here's rebecca jarvis. >> everyone should have a place to call home. >> reporter: superstore known for ready to assemble furniture. >> at ikea, we believe within reach. >> reporter: a new hands on option for both its salary and hourly employees at the company offering up to four months of paid parental leave for both mothers and fathers and adoptive and foster parents to ensure coworkers have the opportunity to bond with their children and connect as a new family. based on their time at ikea, employees can receive eight weeks full pay and another eight for bonding with their new child at 50% pay. in the u.s., some workers are 12 weeks of unpaid leave, but there's no federal mandatory paid leave policy. ikea joining the list of companies in the business and tech world with generous parental leave programs. like netflix offering unlimited paid parental leave for salaried employees for up to a year, and bank of america, entitling full and part-time employee for paid 16 weeks off. european countries and finally starting to make its way over here. >> fin land, apparently, best country to wo

. >> good morning, jarvis. >> good morning, mark. it's saturday, so you only have five meetings. >> actor morgan freeman is the voice of jarvis, inspired by fictional butler in ironman. zuckerberg shows you how it can turn on the lights, let guests in and even make toast. zuckerberg uses artificial intelligence to run his own home. >>> the eagles may be out of the playoffs, but that doesn't mean they don't have something to play for. >> they have a different kind of motivation for this game. >> the eagles are trying to prevent the giants from clinching a playoff spot. even if the giants lose, they can bat into the postseason. the eagles will also try to win their first division game this season. carson wentz 0 for 4 in the nfc east. and the eagles will go winless against the division for the first time since 2005. doug pederson said today he's aware of what's at stake. >> i think the division speaks for itself. i think it's one of the toughest divisions in the national football league and it's one of those divisions where any team at

director jarvis, happy holidays. director jarvis: happy holidays. this year, the national parks department turned 100. we have lost initiative called find your park, designed to help americans find their nearest national park, one of 413 parks across the country, including big end and what alumina mountains national parks in your home state of texas. >> that is so great. i also understand that a lot of people don't know where the new parks are. how do they find out about that? parksor jarvis: our new tell a much more complete story about america's diversity, including new national monuments in honor of the illusion of civil lights -- civil rights, the lgbtq movement, and women's rights. >> that's awesome. big round of applause for director jarvis. ntsmore information, visit .org. --.gov. collects now by this -- >> now by this, faith, hope, and love, and the greatest of these is love. heavenly father, we thank you for the faith, hope, and love it brings to the country and the world. we thank you for the great gift of this time-honored tradition, the

. >> and jarvis can play our favorite music. there is no good nickel back songs. >> good that was a west. >> in the comment section he says that jarvis is in development. and looking for suggestion and ideas. >> a young mom from texas travels to new york to see if new equipment can help with a brain tumor. >> lily looks like any other young mother but the 22-year-old had two bouts with brain cancer. when she was 18. >> i had a big seizure again. >> andiege. >> the doctors waited to treat her until her son was born lily and her family traveled to israel new york for hers second surgery. they are doing a clinical trial using fala. >> it is an agent that patients drink that rapidly taken up to the the blood. and we shine a light on that compound it reflects back a red light. >> the facings drink the fala before the surgery and when they shine the light on the tumor the cancer tissue turns red, these kinds of timeer wrap around healthy -- kinds tumors wrap around healthy tissue. >> it is better and safer, we are able to see it in re

facebook's jarvis, same way. i think it's exciting for the companies for that reason because you can't switch out of it once you've got it. >> we have heard hacks going through and people don't think of like cameras. are these devices vulnerable to hacking? >> sure, they could be vulnerable to hacking. you know, all of these extended peripherals are less secure, in general, than what you're going to have on your phone or your computer. so that stuff is still being explored. it's a big issue. a hack last year that was tied back to -- i mean, earlier this year to internet of things so that will continue to be -- and companies are not putting privacy necessarily at the forefront, especially if they are selling a toy. >> back to the toy that my friend kayla doll, we reached out to the store's asked by consumer groups to remove the dolls from the sales and only toys "r" us got back to us saying the productno long available at their store. >> keep an eye the fact is internet connected but not going anywhere because we

. >> good morning, jarvis. >> good morning, mark. it's saturday. you only have five meetings. room temperature is set to a cool 68 degrees. >> yes, that's actor morgan freeman, the voice for the artificial intelligence system, jarvis, and he showed some features, including practical applications, face recognition, and more, and pretty funny moments. >> jarvis can play all of the fun music. play nickelback. >> i'm sorry. i can't do that. there's no good songs from there. >> good. that was actually a test. >> very funny. in the comments section of facebook, he says, jarvis is still in development but looking for suggestions from you. you can respond to the ideas within that comment area. if it can fold laundry. >> or shopping. >> but it will be interesting. >> mark has a sense of humor. >> thank you very much, pam. >>> it's a unique and innovative approach to combating smog. how one man is putting good news to an item commonly found in closets and doorways, more when we come back. ♪ [ music ] (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit,

sarah: mark zuckerberg has definitely hammed it up on his facebook page of how jarvis works. certainly is not something he will try to sell on the market. it was more of a personal challenge. it was one of those things. he did that, he built that, and he has been using it in his home with the voice of morgan freeman. caroline: that was brad stone and sarah frier with me earlier. and a story we have been following, vladimir putin says the parties responsible for cyber meddling in u.s. elections acted from another country. not russian. here he is at his annual news conference on friday in moscow. >> as the president-elect quite rightly said, nobody knows who these hackers were. they be they were in another country. not in russia. maybe somebody on a sofa or in their emails.o it is easy to show where the attack comes from. what is important is that the essence of the information the hackers have brought to light. caroline: he went on to say that russia was the only country that expected donald trump to win the white house and accused hillary clinton being a bad loser. u.s. intel

cars have to go single file on this washout on jarvis road, when you look on the jagged edge of the asphalt you can see the earth washed below. it is one of two places that public works says suffered permanent damage in thursday's storm. steve wisener says it will require long-term repair, the road serves as a popular bypass for commuters trying to avoid highway 17, it will be down to a single lane indefinitely. county crews and pg&e continue to tackle several of the other spots where repairs can be made. for example, bear creek road has opened again after this mudslide forced a closure, but public works says it will take weeks to clean up the debris. >>> and coming up next, questions about russian interference in our election only more intense tonight. president obama makes perhaps his most revealing comments so far on a potential hack. >>> plus. >> this means the world to me. >>> dishing out smiles. throwing down high five's. the warriors take over a bay area school to spread a little holiday cheer. >>> and the force is strong with this group. the special battle, playing out >>> in his fi

. >> suctizuckerberg made the vid this last week where he showed off his digital butler, jarvis, tonight, the singer levigne came to their defense, saying when you have a boy like yours you may be more responsible with bullying, especially with what is going on in the world today, hash tag, say no to bullying. >>> and you're going to need the rain gear tomorrow morning, live doppler 7 tracking showers beginning to move onshore, ukiah, light returns at this hour, the live picture, along the satellite you see the shield of cloud cover all rain moving onshore overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. and it will be intense in the next six hours. we'll take you outside, a live look from sfo, quiet here, as the rain becomes heavy in the morning we're likely going to see delays at sfo. first thing when you wake up if you have a flight you want to check on the status. outside, 40s, 46 in hayward, 41 in san jose and napa and overnight numbers will be right where they are. this system is moving in, a moderate storm on the impact scale a bit of a punch with a two. tomorrow morning, moderate to h

. >> suctizuckerberg made the vid this last week where he showed off his digital butler, jarvis, tonight, the singer levigne came to their defense, saying when you have a boy like yours you may be more responsible with bullying, especially with what is going on in the world today, hash tag, say no to bullying. >>> and you're going to need the rain gear tomorrow morning, live doppler 7 tracking showers beginning to move onshore, ukiah, light returns at this hour, the live picture, along the satellite you see the shield of cloud cover all rain moving onshore overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. and it will be intense in the next six hours. we'll take you outside, a live look from sfo, quiet here, as the rain becomes heavy in the morning we're likely going to see delays at sfo. first thing when you wake up if you have a flight you want to check on the status. outside, 40s, 46 in hayward, 41 in san jose and napa and overnight numbers will be right where they are. this system is moving in, a moderate storm on the impact scale a bit of a punch with a two. tomorrow morning, moderate to h