we're in the 40s this morning. 52 at 10:00. 53 at 12:00. still dry at 2:00. after 3:00, all bets are off. look how the temperature drops when that rain rolls into the upper 40s. it's going to be a cool day. when the rain starts to hit your neighborhood, it will get cooler. an hour by hour look at this category. if you had to say what the roads were this morning, light, moderate, heavy? >> we're pretty moderate right now. light to moderate. weinf main havhinn up of slow s. i've been talking about the bay bridge poll plaza, metering lights on early due to an other issue. the other slow spot is the central valley. westbound 205 to 580, 10 miles an hour. 16 miles an hour on the countercommute side of the roadway. unfortunately, we're quite heavy there. we drop down to about 6 miles an hour on eastbound 580. we have various lanes closed between grenville road and the 205 split. that's a pretty tough drive right now. quick check of some drive times. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 20 minutes. westbound 80 to bay bridge, 12 minutes. next traffic update we'll ta

traffic busy here at the toll plaza. let's take a look at the forecast. here's mary. >> thanks. >>> happy wednesday to you. halfway through the workweek and the good news not everyone is getting the fog but some locations are noticing dense fog out there. live look at our sales force towe t showououk closely youhate to the drizzle this morning. so our temperatures we're looking at san jose at 50 degrees. concord 48. oakland 53. livermore 46. san francisco 54 and santa rosa a chilly 38 to start off the day. so the visibility improving in the south b 2ay. miles there improving at the oakland airport. boy check out pedaluma zero for the visibility this morning. be safe on the roadways. so here's what you can expect. low clouds, areas of fog also some drizzle especially from the south bay but all of this should clear out very quickly. . even quicker compared to yesterday morning. we'll see that sunshine as we head through the day. and mild temperatures. daytime highs running about 2 to 6 degrees above average. enjoy that sun lighain returns with a weak system

here's what you can expect our sunrise at 7:11 our sunset at 4:50 and we're looking at temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. where we should be for this time of year. 60 in oakland as well as for fremont. san jose you'll see 61 and 59 for santa rosa as well as for napa. here's that 7-day forecast. again, looking at plenty of sunshine today, tomorrow a few more clouds on sunday and then first for the north bay with that rain sunday night into monday morning for the rest of us and then drying out by tuesday and for wednesday of next week. >> thank you. >>> 5:51 right now. >>> a team of park lovers has unveiled a new vending machine. in the exams over there. cook strips of bacon for $1. a long line right there. all proceeds will go towards ohio meat program. they said it will help support students and pro mote the pork industry at the same time. pretty good option for the students. >> yeah, it's true. >> the students. i wish we had one here. >> ask the boss. >> okay. i'm going to ask him right now. >> good luck with that. >>> 5:51 right now. >> actor and director tyler perry is becom

at&t park. >> i go to at&t if that's where they go next year. >> wherever they go. >> i am sad. there's no doubt in my mind, it's change, and i'm against change. >> reporter: so again, this grassroots group, forever oakland, which is set up across from the coliseum, plan to rally one last ditch effort to try to get the word out that they want the team to stay here at least the name, plan a rally later this morning. kickoff tonight 5:15. raiders versus the denver broncos in what could be the last raiders game in oakland. reporting live in oakland, bob redell "today in the bay." >> a big win would be something nice for the fans. thanks, bob. >>> new this morning, a palo alto man is behind bars following a random attack on a woman walking down the sidewalk. police say 28-year-old marcello garcia martinez is facing sexual assault charges. this happened saturday a block away from palo alto high school. investigators say he put his hands over her mouth and pushed her into the bushes and repeatedly pun

engineering at the university of texas at austin. he is also the director of the ferguson structural engineering laboratory. he's got a broad array of background in this type of w k work. he is also to be commended on keeping the panel focused on what they're doing. they're spread across the united states, and they have committed to many meetings, both in terms of getting educated on the scope of the work as well as the structure and its cause. so michael is going to talk to you more directly about the makeup of the panel, how we've decided to attack the review and then, the status of that review. dr. engelhart? >> okay. >> if you could -- please. >> good morning. as just mentioned, my name is mike engelhart. i'm a professor at the university of texas austin. been there about 30 years, and i have the pleasure of serving as the chair of the peer review panel. just have a few slides to let you know who we are and what we're doing. the makeup of the panel is on the slide. i'm chair. we have several members, including tom sable who's a p

but trading at high valuation. over the last two years it's trading at maybe a 10%, 15% premium to historical valuations so you're basically looking for a full back to the historical valuation and that's the put he is selling. >> how does the chart look? >> a lot of things of course what we know is it's who you are in the market. if you have choice free will cash is better than anything if you are fully invested, proctor and gamble is winning in the event of market selloff. the gap. the gap you cited in october what's interesting about that day if you were to look at any given day, the spread between proctor and gamble, s&p both down both up one down one up the spread that day was the biggest one-day spread over the s&p since the crash of october 19th, 1987 that's how big that gap was. is that gap an ultimate magnet do we feel that there is every possibility. >> one other point look at the chart. the stock is up 30% from the lows off of fundamental reasons when the stock market traded well earlier in the year pop s

troops in iraq. >> first of all, at ease. at ease. let's have a good time. >> reporter: speaking with reporters, the president acknowledged the outlook is less cheery in washington. he says there's no timetable for ending the standoff over the partial government shutdown. >> how long do you think the shutdown will last, mr. president? >> whatever it takes. we're going to have a wall. we're going to have safety. we need safety for our country. >> reporter: as national parks and federal buildings remain closed for a sixth day, neither the president nor democratic leaders are are budging in their fight over to spend $5 billion on a southern border wall. >> it continues to be in the president's lap. the president has the ability to open government. all he has to do is tell speaker ryan he'll sign the very same bill the senate originally passed. >> reporter: meanwhile, democrat says are promising hearings into the second death of a migrant child at the southern border. a young gaboy died on the way t the hospital. customs and border protec

a live look at sfo clocking winds at 23 miles an hour at sfo. concord looking at

look at me. beautiful. nearly two decades now, how accessible is up to the modern skier and snowboarder? the kick turn however, was a real slippery slope. lifted up high. beautiful. not to spin itaround. lifted up high. beautiful. not to spin it around. now stand up. and thatis spin it around. now stand up. and that is your first freestyle move. all the way around. the and together. that is superb, almost of the cold ballet routine you've got already. far from that he did have variety, to coming town. the fact they died out and was replaced by snowboarding and freestyle skiing, there is nothing else quite like it and an opportunity to express yourself artistically but also to get really superfit. it may never graced the olympics again, but at least it is alive and kicking once more. a recap, manchester city surprisingly beaten by crystal palace, manchester united winning five — one at cardiff. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more at half past seven. no sign of forecast in the uk, mild frost and will

look at the exploratorium camera at pier 15. thunderstorm possible at 7:00. much more likely at noon to 7:00 with temperatures in the 50s. how is the commute, sue? >> pretty light most places. the sig-alert pesky. it is still out there. eastbound 80 near pamona approaching the car keane as bridge. they had to wait for a caltrans sweeper. cars are out of lanes. the freeway is getting by at the limit. no problem there. drive times now, westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze. highway 4 to the maze. isn't that lovely. catch a flight there. we are getting first reports over the waldo grade before the robin williams tunnel. i'll update that when we come back. >>> now to breaking news. a deadly fire overnight at a house in san francisco in the presidio heights neighborhood. >> there is still an active scene on clay street between cherry and maple streets. amy hollyfield is there now. a amy. >> reporter: we have turned our cameras from the home right now because the coroner is here to retrieve the body of a man who was killed. we have turned the camera around for now. f

take a look at these trailers at tesla in fremont this week. this is video from nbc bay area sky ranger. this could be a sign of a rush to deliver these cars before the deadline of the tax credit on december 31st. elon musk tweeted that tesla will cover the tax credit difference if they can't get everyone their cars by the end of the year. we reached out to tesla, but the company has not responded. >> that must be where my car was. >> merry christmas. >> in my dreams. >>> 4:50. coming up on "today in the bay" -- >> her food delivery app is sending meals 1800 miles away. and yes, without her authorization. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay a >>> but first, happening now at 4:51, tourists will have a chance to visit the independence hall in liberty bell center in philadelphia today despite the partial government shutdown. visit philadelphia inc. donated $30,000 to the u.s. national park service to reopen the historic landmark. park officials say the week between christmas and new year's day is one of the busiest times for the cente

we have a chance of showers, 51 at 8:00. through 4:00 at 57. and then down to 52 with partial clearing at 8:00. much cooler weather tonight. if i heard you right, you said traffic has been pretty good this morning considering the conditions on the road?yeah, it. do g inly that means folks are conditions. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a little clearer view of traffic coming into san francisco. metering lights on at 5:21. carpool lanes are open. cash or fast track, you will definitely have a bit of a wait. live doppler 7 on top of our traffic maps. nothing heavy across our viewing area. it h bnre ptt dyes an it's any than average. right about average this wednesday morning. drive times in less than 10 minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. new this morning, a flight from oakland to paris had to be diverted. officials say a disorderly intoxicated passenger forced the plane to stop. the norwegian air shuttle flight took off from oakland just after 8:00 last night. it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airpo

here's a look at south bay. 40 at 8:00. 49 at 10:00. jump into the mid and upper first from noon through 4:00. 53 degrees. for san francisco, san francisco, pretty much sunny with upper 40s at 8:00 and then low to mid-50s the rest of the day. all right. bring in sue in here as folks go back to work. others have the whole week off. >> looks that way. traffic-wise, it is very quiet out there. a couple of problem spots. not here in san rafael. farther north in novato. southbound 101, transition to eastbound 37. a car on the right-hand shoulder there in the right lane blocking the lane of traffic. oking great.noratll no delays on the golden gate bridge where you will see traffic is flowing nicely. four lanes for your southbound commute. two lanes for northbound commute. it is a very clear morning. a blip of traffic over the altamont pass. a look at some of your drive times heading out right now. one of the worst commutes in the bay area. metropolitan transportation committee came out with hercules to the maze, and approaching the maze from

we're looking at costco at the end of this story here so retail. familiar with the xrt looked at it many times with in skreep and it's 90 plus stocks. frfrg amaze ton home depot and lulu lemon and so forth. it's a well defined head and shoulders top. that speaks for it's specify if i love the lines and put them forward we also know it's come down to -- look at this, right to a trend line. and there is a case to back and fill at a trend line for a while. but here is the thing. if i clear those out wsh watch what it is you're right back to the prior lows, which is also support until it's not and i think that's what we are setting up for we are breaking the trend line and break below the well-ed defined 52-week lows let's look at now costco comparing costco to equal weight etf is maybe not the best or fairest. and costco of course is a staple making most of their money selling fruits and vegetables so to speak but this divergence is interesting. because ultimately costco is a retailer and have to produce christmas results. i think this is the opportun

i don't think we ever look at this view. not very often. >> well, at least we can see it. normally it's mayered in fog right now. >> the water is pretty busy and the lights are on. >> sunday morning. >> rain hasn't come quite yet. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, december 16th i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. some of the headlines on your sunday. and the big waves are coming. high surf warning starts in just a couple hours. >> the waves will be so big, they are too big for the maverick surf competition. more on when that competition could happen and which areas are effected by this warning. and it was a emotional reunion some are calling a miracle. maria sanchez was deported to mexico last year. >> her children stayed here in the united states while the fight to allow her to return continued. we were there yesterday when maria was reunited, finally, with her kids. and hundreds of burger lovers lined up for the first bay area shake shack. they were in line for hours to get a burger. >> it's still open today, folks. we'll tell you about the unique selecti

giving a view at jack london square where we're looking at -- what am i looking at, guys? it is jack london. they give me this view and it throws me off. i'm used to seeing the palm tree. so it is dry at the moment. you see oakland, the central bay and the south bay. we see scattered showers this morning. santa rosa just a few sprinkles reported. the scattered shower activity will be best over the north bay. for the central and south bay, it will be a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day as we get into the afternoon. maybe a chance of a few sprinkles and that should be about it for today. this is a look at the sierra. we had a wind advisory there yesterday. and a little bit of snow fell over the higher elevations for tomorrow. a bigger storm will roll in and bring us a lot more snow for the sierra and bring us a lot more rain. here's a look at the futurecast for your day on saturday. notice kind of favoring the north bay and the chance for scattered showers and it hangs around through noontime. you see the south bay it is a fairly nice day. this will shift north a little bit wi

at&t park. would you go to vegas? >> yes. >> reporter: will you go to at&t? >> wherever they go. >> reporter: one more trip to the coliseum first. roz plater, "nbc bay area news." >>> 4:34 right now. after a series of investigative reports looking at the toxic cleanup at hunters point in san francisco a change could affect future development at the shipyard. so far, 450 homes have been built at that site with thousands more planned. >> 4:35. >>> continuing coverage from washington, at the u.s. capitol there remains no sign of a deal as sergio quintana reports, it continues to prove inconvenient for people here in the bay area. >> reporter: regularly scheduled daytime tours of alcatraz will continue as usual but behind the scenes tours and special night events are suspended until further notice, a surprise for mary and her grandson. >> it's sad. people come a long way to do all this and when they come, they can't do it. >> reporter: lucky for them, the australian pair is booked on a day tour in t

sierra at tahoe. paramedics were unsuccessful in trying to revive him. he was a teaching pastor for 20 years and survived by his wife of 27 years and 3 adult children. his celebration of life happens at 2:00 p.m. today at the venture christian church on hicks road. >>> arrest in a violent beating and robbery near union square. a witness helped track down the suspect. the woman recorded the incident on friday. it shows a man stomping and beating someone before robbing him and leaving the victim for dead. police used the video to circulate still photos of the suspect, yesterday they arrested 25 year old melton earl kelly of oakland. after the witness saw the beating she stuck around the assist police with the investigation. >>> tenderloin, a geyser towered over an intersection after a car slammed in to this fire hydrant yesterday afternoon at turk and jones street blocking traffic. as you can see from this video, the toyota corolla that crashed had been stolen. two suspects jumped out and tried to get a

the headlines at 6. indonesia says it will build a new warning system, following the tsunami on saturday, which has killed more than 420 people. in her christmas message, the queen spoke of a busy year with weddings and babies, and said the christian message of peace on earth is needed as much as ever. i believe his message of peace on earth and goodwill to all is never out of date. it can be heeded everyone. by everyone. it's needed as much as ever. hundreds turned out to greet the royal family for their traditional church service at sandringham. british and french authorities have rescued a0 migrants from boats trying to cross the english channel. president trump says the partial us government shutdown will go on, until his demand for funds to build a mexican border wall is met.

the funeral itself starts at 8:00 a.m. at 4:45, president bush will lie in repose at st. martin's episcopal church in texas. we'll have that coverage as well. >>> some of the shots look beautiful there, beautiful weather. it will be a wonderful celebration of his life. here, it's kind of opposite. rain still droplets forming on the bay bridge toll plaza lens. you do notice the fastrak lanes are backed up. it smoothes out once you're at the toll plaza. over the bridge, we see all of this highlighted in green. wet conditions all around the bay. the crash at san pablo is on the shoulder. it's a distraction. that's kind of all that's going on right now with a light build to the commute. >> well, we do have changes this weekend. the radar right now is showing off the storm that moved in last night. we have another storm. but it's not this one. i want to show you what this looks like. you want to know where the rain is. a line of showers pushing through the peninsula and spotty showers through portions of the south bay. you can see moisture off to the coast. again, another syst

the headlines at 10. indonesia says it will build a new warning system, following the tsunami on saturday which has killed nearly 430 people. in her christmas message, the queen spoke of a busy year with weddings and babies and highlighted the importance of people with opposing views treating each other with respect. i believe his message of peace on earth and goodwill to all is never out of date. it can be heeded by everyone. it's needed as much as ever. hundreds turned out to greet the royal family for their traditional church service at sandringham. british and french authorities have rescued a0 migrants from boats trying to cross the english channel. president trump says the partial us government shutdown will go on until his demand for funds to build a mexican border wall is met. and in half an hour, we look at how the social media giants came under fire and the printed press got smaller. that's in review 2018: the media year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. indonesia says it will install a new

next at ten... we continue to track breaking newsformer president george h-w bush has died at age 94 this comes nearly 8- months after his wife barbara died. tonight, the tributes for the 41st president are coming up.the very latest.. at the top of the hour. plus... a powerful 7-point oh magnitues earthquake rocks alaska.thousands are still without power tonight, and aftershocks are still being felt.more of this dramatic video as crews make sure everyone is accounted for.(pam) and the weekend is here, and it is going to be a wet for parts of the bay area.our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your ten at ten forecast.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) we continue to follow breaking news tonight at 10 -- former president george h.w. bush has died at the age of 94.(pam) good evening -- i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne family spokesman jim mcgrath says bush died shortly after 9 p.m. local time tonight. his death comes about eight m

we're looking at 9:00 a.m. a few scattered showers as well as 3:00 p.m. maybe an isolated shower but again things are going to start to wind down. and maybe even a little bit of some sunshine out there. >> as we head through tonight here we are for this evening at 6:00 p.m. you can see dry conditions for all of us and that's how it's going to look for tomorrow as well with partly sunny skies and dry weather for your thursday. for today, looking at temperatures right around where we should be for this time of year. some spots a little bit cooler than average. 57 incco. 57 for a high in oakland. 59 for you in fremont. 56 in santa rosa and 60 for san jose. for today, the wettest time period for today is now and then we're going to see showers ending as we go through this afternoon and especially by tonight and then looking at partly sunny skies for tomorrow looking at a little more sunshine friday and saturday. warming up a little bit more there. dry weather on sunday and another weather system rolls in

( marty ) here is a live look at sutro. here's mabrisa rodriguez with a look at today's forecast. ( marty ) the attorney general's office says pg&e could in theory be charged with implied malice murder and involuntary manslaughter if its found to have caused any deadly fires. attorney general xavier becerra's office did ánot say it áwould charge the utility company with those crimes... only that the options are on the table. the attorney general's office made that surprise announcement in a report for a federal judge. who is overseeing pg&es probation case regarding the 2010 san bruno gas line explosion. reporter doug johnson spoke with fire survivors about this development.

near 60 at noon. upper 50s to low 6 0s, mild this afternoon, under a partly cloudy sky. 50 to 55 degrees. back to alexis for another look at the commute. >>> so far we are off to a quiet start. we are taking a look at the south bay. southbound 101 at the 880 split, we may have a vehicle truck with hazards on. i believe they're off on the shoulder. that would be the connector from 880 to 101. very light traffic in the area. i don't think that will cause any delays, but i will keep an eye on that. walnut creek to dublin, about 14 minutes for you. santa rosa to san francisco in the green, still at 51. northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos. santa cruz mountains still looking good. in the green at 20 minutes. >>> a yemeni mother is on a flight to san francisco from egypt right now. >> her flight is scheduled to arrive at sfo just after 7:30 tonight. abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan has the details. >> reporter: 2-year-old abdallah that sass always has his father by his side. wednesday night, his mother wil

next at 8. how your sleeping habits could be putting you at risk for disease what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out ofhe hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. yeah! (catherine) are you a morning person? or a night owl? a new report says that your sleeping habits could put you at greater risk of certain diseases.(ken)andy rose has more in today's health minute. night owls beware!sleeping late could be more harmful to your health than previously thought.that's according to a new study in the journal "advances in nutrition."the research found that people who stayed up late have an increased ri

at 9:00, we're at 52 degrees and 60 degrees at noon today. we are going to be tracking some rain farther to right now, it's moving through res,f th breakers may still reach 15 to 30 feet, maybe locally higher in a long period swell, that means one of the wa it takes a long time for the next one to bring you back to the coast, so it's dangerous to be out there. headed to work this morning, on your way to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, low 40s starting out. chilly morning, but warming up nicely, so you do need a nice, warm jacket, maybe even some slacks or jeans will keep you comfortable as well as you start out on this tuesday morning. we're headed into the upper 50s and low 60s for our highs all around the bay area. i'll be wa for some spotty, light showers moving into parts of the north bay. some of those rainfall totals for the afternoon in ukiah may reach about a tenth of an inch and the rest of the bay area staying dry. more fog in tomorrow morning's commute and the time fme thrgh about 9:00, we're still going to be tracking some fog and th

the dubs take on mavericks tipoff at oracle at 5:30 p.m. major league baseball hot stove season is warming up with the a's making a move. larry beil has the details on sports. >>> good morning, everybody. a lot of baseball news for late december. the a's have a new second baseman after making a trade. it's part a throe-team deal including the rangers and raises. he was projected to be a starp but had shoulder injuries missing two seasons with shorld issues last year hit 20 bombs within the a's signing reliever joakim to add depth. you remember switch pitcher pat ven debtee signed with the a's he signed with the joints. he can pitch right, left. how many guys on the planet can do that? he pitched 15 day games for the giants hast year. the gm knows him well. dodgers made a big deal. mat kemp and arlgs wood to the reds. quegg had no shortage of run ins. it's a salary dump by the dodgerers clearing payroll and outfielder spot for a run at brois harper. the dubs hosting tonight. dmaurkds cousins coming back from surgery a year ago and dunking an

mark newton at the plasma to break it down. what are you looking at? >> how are you we are looking at the market today. down over 3% caught a lot of people off guard many people mentioned the yield curve, that's an area of focus of course the chinese yuan up the last couple day processes. but nasdaq affected very hard. you see the daily chart and we break down under the recent uptrend we saw from last week. what's important to mention is we were up about 8.5% within about six or seven trading days. we did cause momentum to turn higher we also broke out above in downtrend just since october he is those are a couple of positives. process the fact we pulled back today, 3.5%. it's a short-term negative we could pull become a bit more. my thinking is we likely hold the lows from a combination because of momentum near-term positive, also the fact that sentiment is turning more and more negative. when you look at stocks like apple, what's interesting is that apple in a very similar situation mass actually broken this minor uptrend we look at before that is an

we'll be at 51 at 6:00 today. here's a look at our highs for all of our microclimate, starting in the south bay, cupertino reaches up to 58 degrees and 60 in gilroy. and then we see those highs up to 62 in concord and danville. martinez, 59 degrees. and also 59 in palo alto. half moon bay, 57 degrees. and 58 in the outer sunset. mission district, 59 degrees, and mill valley reaching 59. 59 degrees in ukiah. we're starting to see more clouds moving in. there are some showers across the pacific northwest and then so far in between, we're seeing some sunshine in the bay area. as we head closer to the weekend, we'll start to see that unsettled weather making it closer, meaning some rain back in the forecast. and then here we are on friday during the afternoon in time for that evening commute. we start to see rain moving into parts of the north bay. but a lot of the models dry up the rain before it makes it south of the golden gate bridge. so any areas in the east bay, south bay or the peninsula may not see much of thi

((nats)) survivors at the service say the highlight was at the end.. when hundreds gathered with glow sticks, singing silent night."we need this kind of stuff up here in paradise." ((randy)) "it's nice to hear people talk about the hope that people have seeing this community spring back up from the ashes." ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...a look at driving conditions if you're heading up to the sierras for some fun in the snow. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news.check of the forecast. enjoy a comfortably cool christmas day after yesterday's rain and wind across the bay area. skies have cleared out considerably with daytime highs a touch cooler in the upper 50's for most of the bay. skies will likely remain clear for the rest of the week and into new years. ( darya ) yesterday was tough for some drivers looking to get to the sierra in time for christmas. here's lonnie wong in nayak with a look at the enjoy a comfortably cool christmas day after yesterday's rain and wind across the bay area. skies have cleared out conside

trade deals at stake for the united states at the g-20 summit. how the president could resolve a major dispute with china. and next. a massive earthquake hits alaska... causing major damage. the dramatic video.. coming out of anchorage. a terrifying day in anchorage, alaska.. that's because of the powerful earthquake that hit near the city early today..(ken) there are no reports yet of deaths or serious injuries, but recovery from the quake is still early. there is plenty of dramatic video from when the quake struck.(pam) c-n-n's brian todd shows us. natsviolent shaking ... debris falls from the ceiling ... terrified people dive under desks.natsthis video - from a t-v reporter inside a sixth-floor office of the nesbitt courthouse in downtown anchorage-- shows the earthquake lasted several seconds. natsinside this home, a horrified mother grabs her children. she heads toward the door ... then hugs them.a passenger in this vehicle took this video of an off-ramp that collapsed - an s-u-v stuck in the middle of the damage.the earthquake - which measu

look at this. former president barack obama spreading some holiday cheer. the way he surprised a washington hospital. 6:10 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> right now it's 6:12. we've got drifts of patchy dense fog around the bay area, including the peninsula. here's a look at 101 in palo alto. looks clear there. you may drive just a short distance and then suddenly there's a wall of fog. we'll deal with that through about 10:00 here and see partly cloudy skies. some mid-50s. we'll get a look at what parts of the bay area could see some rain as early as

the headlines at 7. tear gas and rubber bullets have been used to try to break up crowds of anti—government protestors in paris. white house chief of staff john kelly is to leave donald trump's administration at the end of the year. police in new zealand are to charge a 26—year—old man with the murder of british backpacker, grace millane — who went missing in auckland last week. sadly the evidence we have gathered to this point of the inquiry has established that this is a homicide. amber rudd becomes the first cabinet minister to publicly discuss an alternative brexit plan if mps reject theresa may's proposal next week. what happens if it is voted down? and anything could happen. there are lots of different things that could happen. most of which they will not want to happen, so when they think about this deal they need to weigh up the alternatives as well. one of the uk's biggest outsourcing companies — interserve —

we'll have a closer look at those nighttime lows coming up tonight at 6:00. >> all right. rob, thank you so much. >>> coming up, uproar after instagram makes a change to its app and now the company says the update was just an accident. we'll tell you about the mixup. ♪ ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. bankruptcy back in october. its >>> sears has less than 24 hours to be saved. the company filed for bantcocto. its chairman, eddie lampert, put together a plan to buy the company out through his hedge fund. the deadline for that is tomorrow and he has not submitted his offer. should he miss the deadline, it would put sears and kmart on the path to liquidation. the 125-year-old retailer has more than 68,000 employees. >>

at 1:00 p.m. manipulating their cars. here )s the trick... they )re tampering with the auto-pilot feature. >>> many tesla drivers are manipulating their car. here's the trick. they are tampering with the autopilot feature, and the chp says this is extremely dangerous to everyone on the road. >> some people are even posting some online tutorials like the one you just saw showing those dangerous techniques. he here's more. >> reporter: california highway patrol has a warning about drivers with a different kind of distracted driving, one that's being shown to people on websites like utown. >> one of these hand held running water bottles works wonders for turning this and turning it into full zeh driving. >> this is a video posted on youtube showing a water bottle strapped to the steering wheel of a tesla while the car is on autopilot mode. chp says some drivers are doing this to trick the car's sensors into thinking they still have their hands on the steering wheel. the car is programmed to alert dri

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it kicks off at 9 a.m. at san francisco's aquatic park. the event includes three authentic challenges, the 5k walk, the san francisco bay plunge, it's going to be cold for that. also a cable carpool and as usual, members of the san jose police department are taking part in the event. those involved in fundraising for make-a-wish say there is no better feeling than seeing a kid smile. >> you know that, wow, you see their expressions on their face. they are utterly surprised. they have no idea what's coming usually. and so when their dreams come true, that's what it's all about. making that wish. >> participants are encouraged to create teams and fun raise prior to the big day. at last check, $152,000 has already been raised. >> how fun does that look going into the bay? it kind of gives me the chills. >> no, i would stand on the shore for that. >> oh, yeah, cold. >> be a cheerleader from the sidelines. >> although tomorrow morning it will be warmer in the bay than it is sitting on the side. >> that's true. you're probably better off in the

fans at the game? game? looks like the fans got what they came for...many had a positive attitude before the game and that's carried over after this victory.. raider nation does have it's members who are sad to see them leave. in the meantime, diehard fans were clad in their favorite silver and black..enjoying music, dancing and grilling food. many of them understand this is probably the end of the raiders in oakland..but they want the legacy of the team's history in this city to remain.. the raiders home here at the coliseum is the last remaining dual purpose professional stadium.. although, there have been recent talks for the raiders to share at&t park with the giants next season..a lot of fans were not so crazy about that idea.. the team's lease here runs out at the end fo this season..but it's still unclear where the raiders will call home in 2019..repor

background while he was going to law school at night at george washington university. he was a private practice for a while and during the reagan administration for a bit of time he served on the staff of the white house domestic policy staff. then during the time of president hw bush, he was first assistant to the attorney general. the man in charge of the office of legal counsel. which is the body within the justice department providing legal advice to the justice department and every executive branch, agency and to the president. he then served for 2 years as deputy attorney general. then when richard thornburg resigned to run for senate, he became the attorney general and was the 77th attorney general. >> he was in his early 40s when he was attorney general. correct? >> that was right. 68 now so we can work our way back. >> unusual to be attorney general that young? >> yes, i would say so but he was very impressive in the positions he previously served. >> how so? >> for instance, the office of legal counsel is a very important position. there were lots of thorny l

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i look at her timeframe. morgan stanley, previous price target, 2.53 she had gone from 2.26 to 2.53 >> to her defense, several suppliers have warned since that call in november >> yes >> china's real weakness you hope it is apparently style the way people buy, and not a boycot boycott. >> we don't know >> we don't. we don't >> there hasn't been a widespread call for a boycott of apple products >> no. >> let's not forget the amount of people they employ in the country. >> we should ask larry >> sure. ask larry. >> let's get to larry kudlow joining us this morning. labor department says job growth did slow in november, $155,000 jobs added for the month unemployment steady at 3.7 larry g to have you. >> good morning, carl. >> the three-month average goes to 1.70. weakest consumer goods print since march. adp says job growth has peaked has it >> i don't know if it's peaked we're running 200,000, 206,000 a month. for the entire year through november that's pretty good last month was 250 this month 155 i was impres

not at all. there has been no intelligence that this was going to happen, it isjust a random act that happened overnight. are you confident you will locate the operator of the drone? i'm convinced we will. it is a painstaking thing. it is a difficult and challenging thing to locate them, but i have teams and investigators looking at how we do that, and i'm confident we will. the airport's chief operating officer gave this statement earlier. at nine o'clock last night, the drone was seen by two different members of staff, and since then, it has appeared and reappeared all through the night. we reopened at 3am for 45 minutes and did drone reappeared again. there is a drone on the airfield as we speak, and the police, 20 police units, are looking to bring the perpetrators to justice. five years' imprisonment is the punishment for this act. 0ur transport correspondent paul clifton is at gatwick airport for us now. the latest that we have is that... where are you? hi. the latest we haveis where are yo

flags here in washington at the capitol and at the white house and across the nation flying at half-staff this morning in his honor. >> right now mr. bush's casket is at a funeral home in houston and overnight his spokesman shared this touching photo, the 41st president's service dog sully lying next to his flag-draped coffin in houston. the caption there, mission complete. >> so this will be a week of honoring the former president. we will walk you through what is planned. the former president will be flown to washington today and will lie in state at the u.s. capitol, after two days of public viewing a funeral service will be held on wednesday at the national cathedral here in washington before the president makes that final trip home to houston. he will lie in repose there, followed by a private service by the family on thursday, and he will be laid to rest at his presidential library in college station, texas. we have complete coverage for you, celebrating the president's remarkable life with members of his family and of course a man who knew him very well, former vice president dick

right now 're at about 62.8.'r actually just going to tack onto this as we head through tonight and here is what i have on the board. your total rainfall over the last 24 hours. this is what we have received y sincterday when the system arrived. at dulles 1.74 inches. nearly 2 inches in gaithersburg. this is still accumulating. radar right now, we're looking at the variation inr. co so this deeper, darker green denoting h the yellow that heavier rainfall coming down along i-95 right now and areas west. little bit lighter up in frederick and southern maryland. this area is kind of the epicenter of the flooding that's taking place right now.t' go ahead and check that out. as you can see, the lighter areas in green are under the flood a little farther north we've got a flood watch in place. now the warnings expire around 10:30 p.m. unless you live in montgomery county. that warningoi is to stay until about 1:30 a.m. we're looking at a watch for the entire region totil 6:00 a.m. rrow. we can pick up 1-2 inches of rain

at avon. elon musk, we know he had a tough time earlier this year, particularly after a series of accusations about manipulating stock, saying "i can take it private," and things like that, and it plummeted, and now the stock is almost at its peak. jason: almost to spite him. when he has been out with all his bluster, like on "60 minutes congo "i don't respect the sec." ok, slow your roll, bro. he has actually created a pretty good car company now, and investors are able to look at everything he is saying and everything he is tweeting and find out that he is making a month cars, and they are pretty good cars that people are buying. candice: this -- alix: this came out a few months ago, retail shell holders in this -- shareholders in the stock love him, they are in it to win it, whereas analysts, he cannot quantify that kind of risk, etc., this is a really interesting brick that i cannot recall another company in the public that have that. jason: exactly, and there are very few companies where

there are look at the backstop again. there a re two look at the backstop again. there are two key things in there, one is the backstop, we don't need the backstop and should not have it, the eu said it doesn't want it, we don't wa nt eu said it doesn't want it, we don't want it, so why is it there? remove it. you can also say that no one was to bea it. you can also say that no one was to be a trafficjam but there is a traffic jam. the reason to be a trafficjam but there is a trafficjam. the reason there was a backstop trafficjam. the reason there was a ba cksto p to trafficjam. the reason there was a backstop to stop a hard border in ireland. the traffic jam as are creating the backstop. it is not there. nobody wanted, remove it. the other bit is the £39 billion. why oh why are we handing over £39 billion and what for? that's £39 billion should not be for the withdrawal agreement of moving out, that should be used for the future agreement, that has to be for future trade agreement with them and if that is not happening, we cannot agree to this withdrawal. as t

there are going to be at lots of arms pointing at chris grayling. and he is so loved asa minister chris grayling. and he is so loved as a minister already by rail users and transport users! he is a highly popular man! particularly when then you fare increases come in. more daggers in his direction because there are suggestions that he delayed regulation over drones. and this drone detecting technology can jam the connection between the drone and its operator perhaps wasn't approved in time. no wonder they are all having sleepless nights. that is right. there was a report in 2016 that authorities were worried that his hezbollah were using drone attacks and they have used that in syria and iraq and they have dropped bombs. a very senior head of counterterrorism at scotland yard criticises the government for being way too slow in acting. he says why wasn't it caught within six hours of the first attack? it took them a couple of days to realise the severity of this, the government, and there will definitely be questions about that. i mentioned chris gra

here we are at 10:00 a.m. future weather still keeping the area dry,o however i think the showers will be farther to the north and east. regardless of that, notice future weather here at lunchtime.ry pretty much edy dealing with rain. nothing too heavy out there today. we get breaks in the action as avwell. we'll cloudy skies out there but if you have dinner plans out tonight to ringn 2019, you'll want the umbrella with some showers in spots. here's 11:00 p.m.. showers in the d.c. metro area up through frederick and around hagerstown area. we're at 41 degrees and we'll have more with what you can expect throughout the day today. but for now we need to check the roads. >>htt's l traffic and dry roads and we'll take out a beltway tour real quick. look t at a space between the headlights. that's good news. the coast is clear between route 50 and the baltimore washington parkway. 270 making good time southbound through frederick county.t southboundhe southern end before the belt way, some activity on the left shou

in san francisco are looking at 55 degrees. san jose at 56 degrees. it is all about the sunshine that is starting to creep in. that is the bigger story that we will see throughout the night tonight. wind is not too bad. we have a few gusts. it is calm in oakland. the big picture here shows that we have this low pressure system that is offshore. it took his time getting here yesterday. it is taking its time leaving. it will be tracking to the south. it still has a few blips on the radar left in it and that is what we are seeing right now as we take a look at the radar. you see some really light showers. in the north bay if you are driving on the 101 or heading on the 116 you will see a few drops. shouldn't be too significant. should make it an easier drive home for you. south bay, you have more headed your way. a lot of this falling apart as it had to cross the santa cruz mountains. let's talk about rain totals. this wasn't a big rainmaker, just a little bit of drops. you can see we got about 3/10 of an inch in oakland and san francisco. a quarter of a