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they made a beeline for the gucci bags on display. they cut off the bags with wire cutters. they ran off with bags over the shoulder and one punched an employee who tried to stop her. >> these thieves don't care if they get stopped by loss prevention. >> the total loss? $100,000. bags were listed at $2,000 each. palo alto would not release video of the incident for fear of inspiring copycat. >>> it's one way stores can help avoid these types of thefts. >> if someone wants to see an expensive purse, it's a pain to unlock a cabinet, it would cut down on retail theft for expensive items. >> the only thing i saw was in glass display cases, they were shocked by what happened. >> it's amazing, the lawlessness. it's hard to comprehend that anybody could make that happen at a store, the store not having enough security to stop that. >> it's crazy, but i don't think it's surprising in this day and age. but, that it happened at this nordstrom though, i'm surprised. >>> they would work with palo alto as part of an ongoing discussion. discussion. >>> the time is 5:39, though california

about ten men and women walked into the store and headed great for the gucci display bags. they cut the security cables with wire cutters, leaving the store with about 50 bags. no one was hurt but one female thief tried to punch an employee who tried to stop them. >> it is brazen. and these individuals don't care if they get stopped by loss prevention or not. >> just amazing. lawlessness. it is just hard to comprehend that anybody could make that happen. that the store could actually not have enough security to stop that. >> now, officials at nordstroms are not talking about their security measures. they only said that they are working with palo alto police. and the police say they are not releasing any surveillance video for fear of inspiring a copy cat. >>> a big tv audience is expected to watch super bowl lii in a couple weeks. it will include coverage of any potential protests during the national anthem. they say they will keep their cameras rolling if any players kneels. the nbc broadcast team plans to identify each player that kneels and give the history behind the pr

they own high-fashion labels like gucci and also focus purely on luxury. 70%.ompany distributed turn our attention to the middle east. saudi arabia is holding its first ever motor show specifically targeting women. yuka: that is right. that is after they decided to lift the long-standing ban on female drivers. much-neededvide a boost to the car market. reporter: in the shopping market in the port city of jeddah, dozens of women are seararching for their dream car, and even if they will not be allowed to months,r another five many have motivation to hit the road. >> i've always been interested in cars. now i'm really thinking about buying the car. a decree issued in september ordersrs and end to te country fell ban on women an and to the -- country's ban on women drivers.. it's an economic c opportunity r carmrmakers looking to tap into this new market. says but the objective of the exhibition is to facililitate women's choice by showcasing all brands in one place. car sales grew by 53% between 2005 and 2015 before abruptly dropping by 21% in 2016, even as global sales continue to ris

>> gucci slides. a little fur in there to keep the feet warm but i worn them all season started the panthers game. >> okay. >> kind of been like a little, you know, i'm not super superstitious but it's good luck charm for me throughout the season. >> you mentioned the word super. if you win super bowl you're not going to change these shoes. >> not going to take them off. probably get them bronzed. >> my only question if he can hook me up with a pair of those gucci slides. they're awesome. one last look at eagles falcons. dave spadaro and gab cory will give their biggest challenge for the birds and ♪ >>> welcome back to fox 29 news the chase for championship. be sure to tune into fox 29 ross sunday afternoon at 4:00. we have fox nfl sunday at 4:40 saints and vikings. battle it out winner going to the nfl championship game. >>> i'm joined once again by dave spadaro in just second many his julio jones has been mean for the falcons this season. just shy of a hundred yard against the rams hadn't a touchd

super surprising to me"> ( darya ) police say the palo alto mob targeted gucci bags which can cost up to 19-hundred dollars each. we're seeing this happen more and more at high end stores. nordstorm and the apple store at stone ridge mall in pleaston were targeted in the same way. just last tuesday... there was an armed robbery of a u-p-s truck behind the nordstroms in corte madera. the truck was parked in the loading area of the department store. ( darya ) oakland police have released the name of the bart officer involved in a deadly shooting outside the west oakland station. he is officer joseph mateu. officials say it started when the officer heard a shot... near the intersection of seventh and chester streets. he saw two men fighting. one of them had a handgun. after giving several commands... the officer opened fire. he has been placed on paid leave pending an investigation. ( james ) we are learning more about what happened when an armed man broke into a san jose power plant and was killed by police. it was at the metcalf energy center tuesday night. police say an employee saw a

this was custom-made for her by gucci in black satin. that you think building neckline was a good way to show a little bit of trend. >> there was lots of velvet. >> tons of velvet. >> that was hot, right? >> oprah. >> by the way, oprah looked stunning. >> stunning. >> gorgeous. >> she was in a versace, i thought that was a nice choice for her, just the off the shoulder with the beading and the silhouette of the gown. >> i liked the glasses, too. that's a good touch. >> and velvet looks so rich on the red carpet. it's one of those really luxurious looking fabrics so it was really nice to see it and the black is so saturated in velvet as well so it really pops. >> i loved her last night. her . >> sterling k. brown. jessica chastain. and a lot of sheer, too. who did it well? >> i liked catherine zeta-jones. i love angelina jolie. the feather detail was fun. >> yeah. as well. we got to interview her on the countdown show. she looked absolutely incredible. and she was like, i'm so happy to be here. i'm happy to be getting dressed up and comin

. >> oprah is in gucci on the cover. another tip -- fashion should be fun. >> i love this coat so much. i just want to say, everybody gets a coat. you get a coat. you get a coat. you get a coat. >> i don't know if i could rock that coat like oprah could. maybe cameron can. can we go back to the "vanity fair" cover for a minute? meryl streep was there. she also scored her 21st oscar nomination. breaking her own word. >> you get a coat. >> she just joined the "big little lies" cast. how did they get her to join the cast? apparently it was a cinch. >> i have been getting the most random calls of people like, i'll do anything. i'll just do one scene. i'll do anything. >> good thing meryl's all in too. "big little lies" author liane moriarty just revealed she wrote the role of mary louise wright, mom to alexander skargard's character perry, with the meryl in mind. she even named the character "mary louise" after streep's real name. but her casting wish was initially mocked. quote, the producers were laughing at me, saying, ge

. >> oprah is in gucci on the cover. another tip -- fashion should be fun. >> i love this coat so much. i just want to say, everybody gets a coat. you get a coat. you get a coat. you get a coat. >> i don't know if i could rock that coat like oprah could. maybe cameron can. can we go back to the "vanity fair" cover for a minute? meryl streep was there. she also scored her 21st nomination. breaking her own word. >> you get a coat. >> she just joined the "big little lies" cast. how did they get her to join the cast? apparently it was a cinch. >> i have been getting the most random calls of people like, i'll do anything. i'll just do one scene. i'll do anything. >> good thing meryl's all in too. "big little lies" author liane moriarty just revealed she wrote the role of mary louise wright, mom to alexander skargard's character perry, with the meryl in mind. she even named the character "mary louise" after streep's real name. but her casting wish was initially mocked. quote, the producers were laughing at me, saying, get me m

karen says it wants to narrow its focus on luxury deal enough brands like gucci and will take of it as a. plans on spinning off its sports brand whom up the german company had struggled for years to turn itself around carrying purchased room off of five point three billion euros in two thousand seven. and will be handing over seventy percent of the measures in kind to existing investors. next is our delta and marriott international these are just some of the companies that have come into the cross as of abilities in beijing. this for recognizing tibet and taiwan as independent countries on their websites earlier this week hotel chain marriott international emailed a global survey to their loyalty members. which included macau hong kong and taiwan as countries. the chinese foreign ministry says foreign firms need to respect china's sovereignty. trade growth in china cooled off in the month of december it could signal weaker global and domestic dimond total exports last year rose seven point nine percent while imports were up fifteen point nine percent. china's trade surplus with the uni

police say shoppers were there as 7 people ran in, snipped security wires and stole 49 gucci handbags. the heist took less than a minute. the thieves took off in getaway cars. >>> the scary feeling suddenly discovering you no longer have your wallet and it's happening more often in one bay area city thanks to a spike in pickpocketing. andria borba shows us the tricks and where you're most likely to become a victim. >> reporter: welcome to a typical day on the 30 stockton, a crush of humanity pushing onto the always packed muni line. and this is a typical blink and you miss it crime. pickpocketing. did you see it? here it is again with unsuspecting kpix 5 production assistant earl in the plaid shirt and in the tweed jacket, former pickpocket. bob goes into his backpack, grabs a red wallet and is off to 30 stockton before earl knows what happened. what do you think just happened? >> i totally got pickpocketted. >> reporter: earl got his wallet back. bob doesn't perform anymore. he is on to more serious stuff, hunting for organized pickpocket rings for a living, in the states and abroad.

>> i loved margot robbie who was also in gucci. this was all-party in the front. this beading on this gown is so intricate and those flowers are actually three-dimensional. they stand out from the gaborfa. this was custom made for her. the plunging neckline was a great way to show some skin. >> there was lots of velvet. >> oprah. >> by the way, oprah looked stunning. >> stunning. >> she was in a versace. i thought that was a nice choice for her, too. just off the shoulder with the beading and the silhouette of the gown. >> and i liked the glasses, too. >> and velvet looks so rich on the red carpet. it's one of the luxurious-looking fabrics. and the black really pops. >> i loved her last night. >> sterling k. brown. jessica chastain. and a lot of sheer, too. who did it well? >> i liked catherine zeta-jones. i love angelina jolie. the feather detail was fun. >> yeah. >> i like catherine zeta-jones, as well. we got to interview her on the countdown show. she looked absolutely incredible. and she was like, i'm so happy to be here. i'm happy to be getting dressed up an

>> i loved margot robbie who was also in gucci. a nominee for "i, tanya." this was all-party in the front. this beading on this gown is so intricate and those flowers are actually three-dimensional. they stand out from the fabric. this was custom made for her. black satin. the plunging neckline was a great way to show some skin. >> there was lots of velvet. >> tons of velvet. oprah. >> by the way, oprah looked stunning. >> stunning. >> she was in a versace. i thought that was a nice choice for her, too. just off the shoulder with the beading and the silhouette of the gown. >> and i liked the glasses, too. a good touch. >> and velvet looks so rich on the red carpet. it's one of the luxurious-looking fabrics. and the black really pops. >> i loved her last night. everything about her. >> sterling k. brown. jessica chastain. and a lot of sheer, too. who did it well? >> i liked catherine zeta-jones. i love angelina jolie. she kind of always kills it. the feather detail was fun. >> yeah. >> i like catherine zeta-jones, as well. we got to interview her on the coun

donated by designers like blens yaga, vera wang and gucci the clothing will be available for bidding for one week. all the proceeds will go to the time's up legal defense fund which helps individuals who face workplace sexual harassment get legal representation and pr help. >>> it's been long advertised by the president. it's been creating cable news fodder as well as late-night humor. it's the much promised fake news awards. mr. trump said that he would award to those he deemed the most corrupt and biased of the mainstream media. but it wasn't exactly trump himself who doled out the made-up awards but the republican national committee. the rnc put out a five-page document focused on 11 reports including coverage of crowd sizes, if the president had overfed fish in japan, whether the trump administration was hiding climate reports, and of course alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> report that took the number one spot on the list, an opinion piece by "new york times" opinion writer paul krugman. the president tweeted out a link to the report published by the rn

embraced the dogs-- this past summer they appeared in french "vogue," modeling clothing by designers like gucci. wegman lives and works in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan with his dogs flo and topper. >> well we're downstairs in the basement where i keep the props. >> reporter: his basement is filled with decades worth of costumes, trinkets and props that he's used to create his elaborate scenes. >> i believe this is the jacket that batty wore when she was walking her mother fay in a piece i titled "dog walker." >> reporter: where do you find all this stuff? >> we have a place upstate and there's stores there, salvation army's and so forth, there's yard sales. >> reporter: in his studio upstairs, wegman and his long- time assistant jason burch prepare the set. to make it look like the dog's actually wearing the pants, they shape them with plastic and foam and tape the pants down onto the stool. wegman explains that dogs are naturally good at standing still because they are "pointers," dogs bred to freeze and point to an animal being hunted. to get this shirt to fit right, wegman cuts up t

. - delincuentes lograron robar carteras "gucci" valoradas en miles y miles de dlares. - el saqueo sucedi en la tienda "nordstrom", del centro comercial de stanford, en palo alto. - de acuerdo al reporte, de 7 a 10 malechores entraron a la tienda con cajas y alicates que usaron estratgicamente para levantar la mayor cantidad de carteras y salir del lugar en menos de un minuto. - el robo de mas de 100-mil dlares es investigado tambin a travs de video de seguridad. - la gobernacin de california acaba de anunciar el presupuesto para el siguiente aÑo fiscal. - el clculo es de cerca de 132-mil- millones de dlares ... en un plan que estara dirigido en una gran proporcin al sector educativo y de transporte. - el gobernador del estado, jerry brown, tambin recalc la importancia de disponer recursos para el "fondo del da lluvioso". - se estima que la reciente legalizacin de la marijuana con fines recreativos proporciones nuevos fondos. --es hora de revisar las condiciones en las carreteras de la bahia. con gabriela dellan.... california es uno de los estados donde hay mas casos de trafico humano..

the journalist who gucci no servile colleagues who got into trouble with authorities over reports criticizing the offensive he says the government gave editors of turkey's leading media outlets directives on how to report patriotically. with congress i mean have you noticed how all of the newspapers have similar headlines. this is actually government propaganda. journalists must sense of themselves to avoid trouble. unfortunately i can't do you proper journalism in turkey anymore. but mahmoud a columnist for the government friendly daily sabbat disagrees he says the government is not influencing coverage of the offering offensive. when it comes to national security every journalist bears responsibility that's how it is everywhere in the world. but that doesn't mean they're not free to report on everything but there are some media and intellectuals in turkey who use freedom of speech with hatred of the government. the offensive enough in looks set to stay turkey's main story for now the government has announced that it intends to further expand the operation. well a barrier has been broken the

three billion dollars that israel received from washington let's get the view now from the stuff about gucci the general secretary of the palestinian national initiative joining us live sir thanks for your time as far as end of the day like it or not it is after all washington and the president's decision about where american money should be spent all no no. let me say first of all the most the worst thing in his statement in his. was his declaration that he's taking off the issue of jerusalem from the table of negotiations he's deciding unilaterally what is that and once and he still wants us to come to the table which is empty he wants us to come to the table that is simply because he ordered you know live fire possibility of discussion about settlements about now is taken off of the table that is of course not serious but it shows how biased the american administration is to israel although of course of money he live near universally does that decision's been pretty universally disagreed with or suppose you're going to take some heart from the nevertheless you still want money from from a

gucci university in frankfurt has awarded latifa a two year grant. it's a political gesture to show that germany will support exiles who've been oppressed by all thora tarion regimes. but turkey says the german government is harboring terrorists. turkey's domestic political troubles are now playing out in germany. in february twenty seventh teen turks in the western german city of obama campaigned in favor of a referendum that would give president head one more executive powers the turkish prime minister attended a big rally there john didn't go because of the charges against him in turkey german reporters once exactly welcome there either. no matter what means freedom everyone means freedom. i mean it's looking armisen that's at the top of what we've heard every certainly noticed that some people are criticizing the turkish government without any justification all. lloyd we've invested so much in germany some of us have lived here for decades we pay taxes and contribute to this country's prosperity that we feel betrayed it sliced into garbage for us

gucci university in frankfurt has awarded le t. for a two year grant. it's a political gesture to show that germany will support exiles who've been oppressed by or for a tarion regime. but turkey says the german government is harboring terrorists . turkey's domestic political troubles are now playing out in germany. in february twenty seventh teen turks in the western german city of omaha was a campaign in favor of a referendum that would give president head one more executive powers the turkish prime minister attended a big rally there jan didn't go because of the charges against him in turkey german reporters weren't exactly welcome there either. there are a lot means freedom everyone means freedom. nukes looking homeless and that's at the top of what we turks have recently noticed that some people are criticizing the turkish government without any justification all. lloyd we've invested so much in germany some of us have lived here for decades we pay taxes and contribute to this country's prosperity that we feel betrayed. us when i was an officer and

gucci university in frankfurt has awarded le t. for a two year grant. it's a political gesture to show that germany will support exiles who've been oppressed by all thora tarion regimes. but turkey says the german government is harboring terrorists. turkey's domestic political troubles are now playing out in germany. in february twenty seventh turks in the western german city of all bahamas and campaigned in favor of a referendum that would give president ahead one more executive powers the turkish prime minister attended a big rally there jan didn't go because of the charges against him in turkey german reporters once exactly welcome there either. there are means freedom or one means freedom. neutral columbus and that's a lot of what we've heard several certainly noticed that some people are criticizing the turkish government without any justification all. lloyd we've invested so much in germany some of us have lived here for decades we pay taxes and contribute to this country's prosperity we feel betrayed and sliced into god's rest was what i'm after

that sharesg rest with gucci instead of the track and field developer. hoping a buyer would pay a premium. that is why shares are down 7%. it did fall 15%, the biggest decline on record, earlier. the german 10-year yield rising, the highest since december 22. dominated by hawkish commentary from policymakers. 13, is the close on july the highest level in 18 months. the euro against the dollar, rising for a third day, the highest level since december 2014. angela merkel and the social democrats reaching a preliminary accord to negotiate a coalition government. on track for the fourth weekly gain. 120.68 is the close on january 28. as of now, we will talk more in detail about the euro later. story,the facebook shares are following after the social network announced major changes to its news feed. the changes could mean users will spend less time on the website. thank you so much for joining us on short notice as we see the shares fall. -- the thought is that facebook will give you fewer news stories and more interaction with your friends and family. it sou

gucci university in frankfurt has awarded latifa a two year grant. it's a political gesture to show that germany will support exiles who've been oppressed by all thora tarion regimes. but turkey says the german government is harboring terrorists. turkey's domestic political troubles are now playing out in germany. in february twenty seventh teen turks in the western german city of obama campaigned in favor of a referendum that would give president head one more executive powers the turkish prime minister attended a big rally there jan didn't go because of the charges against him in turkey german reporters weren't exactly welcome there either. but there are a lot means freedom everyone means freedom. and it's not been homeless and that's at the top of what we terms of recently noticed that some people are criticizing the turkish government without any justification all right lloyd we've invested so much in germany some of us have lived here for decades we pay taxes and contribute to this country's prosperity we feel betrayed. i was out and afterward i

really pushing control of coma after a decade, acknowledging that their expertise rests with brands like gucci and other runway brands. there it is. the german track and field outfitter, shares up by, sorry, down by 6%. they fell as much as 16% earlier. some investors hoping that they would come and pay premium. others worried that those who will get puma stock might actually sell it in receipt of a spinoff. those are concerns today. we got there in the end, julie. julie: momentarily good i will we well welcome folks through it as we see records for three averages, that out doing the best, of three quarters of a percent. industrials and consumer discretionary, and retail strong today, talking about earlier the national retail federation reporting holiday sales rose by 5.5%. still with us is bob sinche. he is a global strategist at amherst pieront. we are waiting comments from president trump at the white house. speaking about the u.s. and president trump, we have not talked about taxes and the effect on the u.s. markets this year. we have a wide dispersion of opinions as to how significant the

yam a gucci enjoying. joe shorten and chris that tide it but the jets just scored and now take a 4-3 lead. and they're in the third period. when the giants landed center fielder austin jackson upon a two-year deal it seemed they solved the centerfield problem not so fast. speaking on a conference call today giants executive vp of baseball operations said doesn't expect jackson to be out in centerfield every day. the giants still exploring other options. jakds is verse file tp he is at the amazing catch last year. all throughout the out field. sweel see if the giants have one or two moves left maybe bolster that bull pen as well. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> excellent. >> thanks larry. >> >>> coming up on abc 7 at 11 a new mayor in san francisco we have reaction from the shocking shake-up at the top of city hall. >> and if you fear an earthquake earthquake rattling your home now is the time to act. thousands of dollars are available to keep your family safe. we'll have details tonight on abc 7

christian dior and gucci selling the brand back to the fashion designer, for the week stock 600 relatively flat, the stronger euro and weaker dollar weighing on exporters following comments from draghi and u.s. treasury secretary mnuchin. >> speaking of treasury secretary, he is saying a stronger dollar is in the country's best interest, that's the exact correction former treasury secretary larry summers suggested in an op-ed earlier this week. and he joins us next to weigh-in more "squawk alley" in just a minu te you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. door buzzer hi. smells really good. thank you. more pasta. hey guys. hey! how are you? you bring the wine girl. some would shy away from throwing a big party in a

they are revamping the strategy they will focus on becoming a super luxe brand, similar to prada and gucci, which means closing down the department outlets. on the day of that announcement, burberry's stock was down 10%. it recovered a bit, but this morning down another 5%. is the market telling burberry that this is not what the consumer wants >> the consumer is telling burberry this is not what they want we are in a transition period of fixing a wholesale distribution to a more retail consumer environment. also when they're in a moment of exploration to spend this will take time. it particularly takes extra time for a super brand. at the same time dealing with wallet share with the consumer public, where they vote with their wallet and change how they buy and what they buy. this should be good news for brands like burberry, which was originally selling a technology product. they were a need product with the trench coat, with the gaberdine created by burberry this is a tech business. so the consumer should be able to come back and choose this as an essential product but we need to pare do

the gucci brand appeared to be the target...some shoppers are surprised a crime like this happened in the quiet town of plao altosotsotpalo alto police are hopping surveillance video will give investigators a more detailed description of the seven-hand bag theives ...police say no one was injured during the incident...in palo alto haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) you might remember... another bay area nordstrom store was the scene of an armed robbery. a u-p-s driver was robbed behind the nordstrom store at the village at corte madera. it happened earlier this month. police say one person was pistol whipped near the area where delivery trucks pull up to the loading docks. it's not clear what w

rafa: si no es gucci, no. es una foto artÍstica. [risas] bueno, es una propaganda y saber quÉ estÁn haciendo y es lindo porque como las modas estÁn tratando de imponer el aÑo pasado y con regalitos y una manera de promoverse lo que estÁn haciendo muchas firmas, feliz fin de. vamos a unos cortes comerciales. ♪ ♪ karla: estamos en familia seÑores, queremos anunciarles que poncho viene a hablarnos de una gran sorpresa, y tambiÉn para nuestra francisca lachapelle porque van a estar en el programa que ya se estrena. p poncho: ¿quÉ te cuento? francisca es mi primera cÓmplice. te puedo hablar de la experiencia de lo que es vivir, la gran sorpresa. empodera el sentimiento de la familia, que es tan importante para nosotros los latinos, hispanos. deja claro cualquier cosa, el poder estÁ cerca de tus seres queridos. es lo mÁs importante. karla: ¿de quÉ se trata? francisca: lo que hacemos las cÓmplices que ayudamos a poncho a engaÑar, muy mentiritas piadosas a diferentes personas. me tocÓ una historia muy especial, una hist

hundreds of major designers and retailers, including luxury brands like bcbg, gucci, michael kors and gap and the north face have banned instead for opting for faux options that are better for the animals. san francisco will be the first major city to ban fur sales. this is a progressive city, so let's show this by taking this step and inspiring other cities across the country to take similar actions to protect the animals. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. next speaker. >> hi, my name is sonya, i'm the bay area director of the factory farming coalition and i fully support this ban. freedom of choice is important, but shouldn't there be limits to choices when they hinder the agency of these animals? i've seen several investigations of fur farms, it's one of the most disturbing things i've ever seen. cruelty is not fashion, nor is it beautiful. nor are profits more important than the well-being of animals when there are plenty of fur-free alternatives. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public c

the fault runs below a popular shopping district in beverly hills on rodeo drive with gucci, prada and other luxury stores. the california geological survey's final map has the santa monica fault zone cutting through the so-called "golden triangle" between santa monica and wilshire boulevards. "when you have an area that says you're at a greater seismic risk, then it allows the state with greater confidence to say that this is an area that requires further investigation...if you're on the fault, there's an excellent chance that if the fault ruptures...it's going to affect the foundation of your building...so people, they deal with that by developing different type of foundation." (vicki) the fault is reportedly capable of producing a magnitude 7 earthquake... experts believe the most recent major earthquake on the fault occurred 1000 to 3000 years ago. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing gusty winds and rai

>> just gucci slides little fur in there to keep the feet warm. i hadn't worn them all season started the panthers game. >> okay. >> and kind of been like a little, you know, not super superstitious but good luck charm. >> you mentioned super. if you win super bowl you're not going to change the shoes. >> i may never take off these off. may get them bronzed or something to be honest. [ laughter ] >> ♪ >> that will do it for us tonight at 5:00. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> mourning the loss of a hero. >> matt always had your back. >> a philadelphia firefighter laid to rest after giving his life in the line of duty. >>> and though he may be gone, the memory of lieutenant matt letourneau will live on. >> he will always be with us in the future. ♪ ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we begin tonight with the wet weather. hitting the region right now a huge system you see has been dumping rain on us all day. >> right now taking a live look over the ben franklin parkway here in philadelphia,