at the oakridge mall. san jose. in front of the target store, unclear if that is where the incident happened, but it is at least two or three police cars deep with crews parked outside their indicating their may be something, they are looking for something, there. that is also near the entrance to the actual mall. but, reports were that 5:45 this evening, reports of shots fired we are hearing conflicting things, mayor sam accardo, this is from the police media relations terrifying, initial updates to a victim in the mall shot have not been substantiated. we are now in the process of clearing the mall looking for but a suspect and victim. again, no active shooter. however, the scene is not yet secure. just to add to the unknowns with this developing story, we don't think it will be an active shooter situation. police are clearing the mall to make sure that everybody is out while they look for the shooter and potential victim but we don't even know if there is a victim yet. we no shots were reported fired at

at this . at this point it's recovery effort to make sure, 70 people still not accounted for in that factory. jon: the candle factory in mayfield, kentucky. steve harrigan live, steve, thank you. i'm jon scott. if you're just joining us now at the bottom of the hour, i want to recap what is -- what we know about the devastating tornado outbreak that hit the south and midwest last night. major damage in kentucky where governor andy basheer says at least 70 people are dead and he fears the toll could top 100. in illinois amazon warehouse roof collapsed killing at least 6 people. in an arkansas tornado tearing through a nursing home leaving at least two dead and killing another person at a store in nearby town. charles watson live in atlanta with more on the terrible string of tornadoes. >> hi, jon. we heard from illinois officials that efforts transitioned to recovery efforts in edwardsville that suffered roof collapse after two suspected tornadoes hit the building and we can confirm now that at

study at individuals who had symptomatic infection. look at delta and the blue boxes. if you go the time since the vaccine and look at the weeks which are shown on the bottom line, there's a very profound diminution below 40% effectiveness with delta. when you boost, you bring it up to delta and the blue, but also to omicron. what does all of this tell us? we are in a situation where we are now facing a very important delta surge and looking over our shoulder at an upcoming omicron surge. the fully vaccinated are doing much better off. as i have shown you, the optimum protection is fully vaccinated plus a boost. the bottom line of what we have been telling you all along, it is critical to get vaccinated. if you are vaccinated, it is critical for optimal action to get boosted. jeff: let's open it up for questions. >> let's go to serena from now this. >> i appreciate you doing this. are we seeing delta, is there evidence that the breakthrough infections are more severe? is there anything we can talk about with long covid? there's a lot of unknowns. dr. fauci: i think you

look at this. a skimmer device was discovered at the south shore center. bank of america and the police shared the photo in the circle, the area of where it is. the atm technician is the one who found a replica of the mirror and camera bar attach with that tiny pinhole, which is a camera in there. >> and he thinks that that device was installed maybe up to 4 weeks ago and it's gone undetected. so now alameda police are working with the bank of america, the reviewing security footage so they can try to figure out. and i see someone putting this here in a vice on how to get there. and then of course, if you're banking person and you are like uses atm. you might take a look at your bank statement or call the just say, is there any way they can get my info. also stay mayor lamar thorpe announced a plan to help the city's homeless. he is asking for $300,000 to pay for 15 rooms for those who live along the amtrak train tracks and this program would also provide medical services city council is going to vote on the plan. december 14th. it's 8.42. we'll be right b

take a closer look at zenni.com. >> let's take a look at nick bosa. two sacks of his former college teammate boro. they were teammates at ohio state before boro transferred. both. bosa now has 14 sacks. it is the most by a 49er player since alvin smith had 19 1/2 back in 2012. so he could get that record. donte, i feel sometimes the defense has bailed out this offense and played big time when they needed 'em. >> they did and the front four, they leaned on them heavily today. they knew they had weapons on the outside so they would have to play a lot of cover, too. and when you play cover too, you are naturally pulling a safety out of the box. they had to stop the run with six and seven-man boxes and they did that. joe nixon of the you know, he is no pushover. the 49ers front four stepped up. bosa, two sacks. he might have a chance to lead the league this year in sacks. >> you think he could be the defensive player of the year? >> i think he can be the defensive player of the year, if he consistently plays the way that he does. there is not many tackles

it's at 81%. and he says because of this there will be no new restrictions coming to san francisco and that message has been echoed by governor gavin newsome. darya james will hear from him in the next half hour. for now, back to you, ok. thank you very much. camila now let's move on to what we're going to do about it here in the country and in the bay labs in the bay area are working to see. >> you know, would identify where the omicron variant is who has it so far. no more cases and then health officials in sonoma county say the vaccine and the booster shots of the best way to protect yourself. >> certainly have seen increased demand for boosters, which is great because we do want to ensure that people do get their boosters data does seem to show that the boosters not only increase and ensure that that anybody level is consistent. but it was just seems to also activate different arms of the immune system which is helpful in counteracting any variant. we've seen that with delta and presumably tha

the senate at 2:30. it was a windy day. the band sounded ruffles and flourishes and hail to the chief and began america the beautiful. at first know the body bears removed the casket from the caisson. general wade led the procession up the steps into the capitol rotunda. hundreds watched from a distance. and there is the casket with the body barriers. and mister and mrs. johnson in the center with the hoover family close behind. people from the east front of the capitol watching. a little girl with flowers. inside the entrance, the procession for the rotunda, the hoover family and military and civilian leaders watched while the national color detail clergy and personal flag bearer accompanied the casket as it was carried to the center of the rotunda and placed on the lincoln catapult. the personal flag was posted and the casket going onto the cannibal, the catapult was a platform built originally from president lincoln's casket when he was assassinated in 1865 and maintained that the capitol and used for

we were at 130% of snowpack on saturday, and now we are at 153% of statewide average. great news for our sierra snowpack. >>> mike, how are the roads doing? >> so far, overall, light traffic as we expect this time of year between christmas and new year's. more traffic just kicking in for southbound 101 south of willow road. i think they are opening more lanes despite the fact that chp has not had time to update the details of the deadly crash this morning. southbound 101 past marsh down to willow, we saw that with the live camera, and now traffic slowing down through palo alto. there will be a hiccup on the peninsula, and we will follow that. look, the rain, the mist and drizzle causing conditions to get a little slippery. back to you. >>> coming up, the investigation is just beginning. next on "today in the bay," what happened to a small plane that crashed in southern california? >>> sunday night football going to look different for the 49ers as the team gets bad news about jimmy g. just how bad is it? will he play? those are questions we will answer. plus -- >> whoa.

at least 100 people were inside at the time. kentucky's governor believes dozens of workers lost their lives. let's bring it home with a couple of aerial photos. this is a satellite photo showing what the factory in mayfield looked like before the tornado hit. you see it here. looked pretty normal. this is what it looked like this morning, leveled. that white building, the white roof is all gone, absolutely gone. i want to give you another perspective of what things looked like. this is the downtown area of mayfield. looks normal, like so many other towns in america. this is what the same area looks like now. homes and buildings just gone. they're just leveled. you see trash where there used to be buildings, all gone. >> incredible images terry. >>> meanwhile, president biden has approved an emergency declaration for kentucky and is promising assistance to all of the states hit by the storm. >> i want folks in all of these states to know we're going to get through this. we're going to get through this together and the federal go

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you're at 35 right now. santa rose at a cool 33 and lead at 31. so temperatures are falling to some of the coldest. we felt them this season for santa rosa. you're down 14 degrees from the same

sun set at 4:50 and sunrise at 7:08 tomorrow morning. our snow report, of course, we are hoping for snow but it does not look like it is coming soon. palasades tahoe opened earlier in the season because of the atmospheric rivers last month and the month before and now just two lifts are open. boreal, one lift is open. the seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, there we go cooling it down more friday and into our weekend back to where we should be for this time of year. inland east bay, north bay, coast, cooling it down to the 60s so near normal by our weekend and early next week. again really watching air quality for today around the bay, san francisco, oakland in the unhealthy for sensitive group in the category. >> definitely hazy. thank you. >>> when we come back, the jefferson award winner is making an impact not only locally but internationally. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, why over the years we have seen higher temperatures in the bay area during the winter. your latest weather extra at 1:15. find us on kpix.com or

reggie: the warriors take on the memphis grizzlies at home tonight with tip-off at 7:00. kumasi: in today's gma first look, if you are a last-minute shopper, there are still some online deals. andrew: in this morning first look, last-minute shopping strategies. just two days left to go, there are still deals you can snag it even leaving your couch. >> i think this year, people will be extra understanding at not getting physical gifts this year because of supply chain and shipping issues. andrew: if you are looking for some thing that can still make it in time, if you act by the summer 24th, you can still take a chance on same-day delivery or in-store pickup. >> with curbside pickup, that is a great option, if you will don't want -- if you don't want to pay those extra fees for delivery but you still want to get your things the same day. andrew: we will have much more on the deals you can snag with just two shopping days left. reggie: i'm still thinking about the woman licking that tv. kumasi: i don't want to think about that. reggie: there are some things that just get bu

it starts at 4 o'clock and ends at 7. there's going to be a toy giveaway for the first 400 kids at that event. and also all obviously they'll be performances. so that will be fun. and some crafts and food. santa and his elves and the grinch. well, i can't we all get along. they're going early weekend is a dynamic duo. yeah, they're all going to be there. the bridge. so i guess he's going to try to steal christmas own lives to protect christmas. does this look like claim here is that also cute. we need a bigger tree on our said. i think you're going find others to get this bring this to their offices that yeah. cheer people up coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news. we're still talking about how to protect against all of these. holiday thieves that are just talk about grinch that are attacking retailers all over the place. >> we know they're doing it because you know, they're desperate. they want the money. but the stores are desperate for solutions. and to halloween homicide suspect got out of jail. wit

at night. obviously we don't know the details of this business, you know, how many workers were there on a friday night at around 10:00 p.m., if it was like shift work or overnight, if it was a 24-hour facility. obviously people were in there. they said there were people that were trapped. imagine just trying to survive what went through that. there's also numerous pictures on social media of the courthouse in downtown mayfield, the top portion of the building was ripped off. that's kind of only the -- the only real images that we've seen coming out of the mayfield area. i did hear some reports that structures have been ripped off their concrete slabs and that the only thing was left was that. we're thinking this could have been like an ef-4 tornado. and on top of all of this, i mean, this is december. this is two weeks before christmas, so unheard of. you know, we can get december tornados, but to get them in kentucky in december, at one point last night we had a tornado on the south shore of

valais how at 55 today. and santa rosa at 53 degrees. looking ahead at our next 7 days right here. we will be looking at temperatures remaining in the 50's. not a lot of change tomorrow and saturday bringing all the sunshine and then a front stalling out across the bay area could bring prolonged rain starting sunday night into monday and tuesday, the heaviest being on those 2 days rain that you don't like red hots. you also don't like to see red on maps because that means things are moving. not at all. but i'm looking. john got some of build red-hot sugar cookies and they're thinking, oh, they're we know now that i maybe can make if you think they look, they look even a shot. >> hey, if you're heading into the city right now. be the bay ridge. you do have an accident. 80 westbound. >> near the treasure island texas. so now we've got an uptick and drive times here and slick conditions and high winds. so it'll be a little under 40 minutes. if you're making your way across a hot spot. we've been tracking along the san mateo bridge. 92 westbound west of the san mateo bridge. i have a m

at this hour. ktvu cameras captured this rain in the east bay tonight, the first in a series of winter storms that will keep us wet all the way through christmas. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage in tonight for frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. we could see several inches of rain this week. let's get right to chief meteorologist bill martin. so, bill, what's it looking like outside right now? it's just kind of as it has been julius been raining on and off moderate to light at times, maybe a little bit heavy, but really just kind of a moderate rainfall around the bay area. these are the totals. there we have acquired in the last six hours or so and. you know, compared to our atmospheric river, this point to one and ben loman, santa cruz mountains, not a big deal. ken field coming in nearly half an inch santa rosa, nearly half an inch male, tama nearly half an inch san jose at 1/10 of an inch. now these showers continue throughout the evening hours. you can see the display here. sho

rain at times. it's not going to be heavy widespread downpours, but it's going to get cold when the rain moves out, and because of the instability, there could be a slight chance for thunderstorm activity heading into the overnight hours. by tonight, the good news is for tomorrow we get a break from the rain. so we get a chance to actually dry out before, guess what, more storms move in. for now let's get a check of how the roads are doing with mike. >> if we get a break, at least you get a break, vianey. you haven't had one for a while. over here we're not getting a break. there was a traffic break west 580 approaching the castro valley exit. we have slowing here. two lanes are blocked. and we're still waiting word for whether this crash or debris has done any damage to the b.a.r.t. tracks. remember the b.a.r.t. tracks run between the west and eastbound direction of castro valley. b.a.r.t. has given no updates on any delays, so right now we're assuming everything is running on time and they're chec

at 1:00 -- we can really glean? at 1:00 p.m., the u.s. selling notes. that in itself is interesting because i am committed to the story, but also because it shows that people are very comfort with the dynamic in markets, which is front end, seeing rate hikes, and a yield curve that continues to flatten jonathan: the new is -- to flatten. jonathan: the news is there is no news in the bond market, and she is excited about it. mark cabana, head of u.s. rates strategy at bank of america. let's start at the back end and then we can go to the front end. why are we down at 1.50%? mark: we tend to believe the fed may be making a policy era by overweighting the fight against inflation. they are doing that because there's concerns about the omicron variant in the recent uptick in cases we have seen. they are worried the fed is going to be tightening into supply constrained inflation and reduction of consumer purchasing power, and they are doing it because they are worried that risk assets may be very sensitive to overall rate levels . that is what is keeping the

at a candlelit video in oxford last — happen. at a candlelit video in oxford last night, _ happen. at a candlelit video in oxford last night, the - happen. at a candlelit video in i oxford last night, the community 0xford last night, the community came together to honour the four teenagers, four minutes of bell—ringing, one minute for each victim. ethan crumbley is being charged as an adult and is accused of terrorism charges and first—degree murder. aruna iyengar, bbc news. one person has been killed and nearly 50 others have suffered burns after a volcano erupted on the indonesian island ofjava. airlines were warned after a cloud of ash rose up to 50,000 feet from mount semeru. villages nearby have been covered in debris. smoke was so thick, light from the sun was blotted out. the world's oldest test cricketer, eileen ash, has died at the age of 110. eileen ash, here ringing the bell at the 2017 women's world cup final at lord's, made her england debut as a bowler in 1937 and played seven tests either side of the second world war, before retiring in 1949. football and liverpo

he wasn't at the game. but after seeing the video he issued this statement as a father, i'm shocked and disappointed that my daughter's behavior as this is not a reflection of the values and standards that my family hold. >> nor does it exemplify the values character and spirit of sportsmanship that the game of basketball requires. of course, this isn't the first incident of parents behaving badly at youth, sporting events. there's this mom had a soccer match. and this dad throwing gator aid at a basketball right. >> and on field fight at a football game. in an all out brawl at a girls softball game. and that's just to name a few. alice hamp says her daughter came home disoriented in a still feeling the effects. days later she hopes the sucker punch doesn't sour her on basketball a sport. she's played for years. i just hope that an ugly incident like this. >> doesn't. detract from her love of playing in the future. the video really is tough to watch. that was robert alvarez reporting for us tonight. >> and

now let's look at where the system is at this point. over areas of southern california and moving south and east. dry weather for the rest of today and tomorrow. another opportunity for scattered showers wednesday and into thursday and a stronger storm on saturday. right now we are dry under partly cloudy skies. we did not see a lot of rain, but some areas picked up accumulation. san jose and san francisco reporting 4/100 inch. and over areas of sfo, 7/100 reported. now, partly cloudy and nice for the afternoon and evening hours. expect tomorrow morning to be foggy once again. temperaturewise, we remain on the cool side and we will not see numbers change all the way through the weekend. 56 at walnut creek. even with the sun shining, you may need a jacket if you step out this afternoon. the highs today justice must >> above average for san jose at 51. 60 degrees in livermore and 61 over san jose. 56 for pacifica today. 59 along the peninsula. at the east bay, 56 expected in concord . another system brings a chance of scattered showers we

you'll be at 57 for your high today compared to livermore, only at 51 degrees oakland, you'll be at 57 compared to fairfield. only have 47 degrees. so you get the idea of the further inland you get generally the greater and cooler things become now, tomorrow's temperatures will be around the same as today as winter starts tomorrow and well, so does the rain and snow kind of appropriate wednesday and thursday continue that rain and snow. well, friday will be the lightest of our showers will still have the potential of both factors. rain and snow picking back up into saturday for christmas day. now, as far as traffic goes this morning, it has been an easy commute consistently all across the bay that continues along 80 from the maze to fremont street. as you cross the bay bridge that's only going to take you 12 the san mateo bridge a 13 minute drive from a 80 to one o one and the richmond center fell bridge had some construction on it earlier, but they cleared that out long before traffic started picking up. it's only going to take you 7 minutes. the golden gate bridge is also looking gre

the headlines at 3pm... a new champion in formula 1 — max verstappen takes the world title, in a nail biting race that came down to the final lap. a new champion in formula 1 — max verstappen takes the world title, in a nail biting race that came down to the final lap. the first people in the uk have been hospitalised with the omicron variant of coronavirus, as the nhs in england extends the booster jab programme. days before an expected backbench rebellion, the prime minister faces fresh questions about christmas gatherings at downing street a year ago, after a photo emerges of him taking part in a quiz. he can't deliver the leadership that this country needs and we have got a very important votes coming up next week and he can't even discharge the basic functions of government. he is the worst possible leader of the worst possible time. they can now make their mind up when they see this picture on a virtual screen, on a zoom call, thanking his team that were in the building because they have to respond

it will definitely be at the moment -- at this moment, at least twice the cost. david: that was the dhl supply chain global ceo. we will get to the tokyo lunch break. a brief glance at chinese equities. a rally led by tech. up to her 3% on your big ones. some city -- up two or 3%. have a look at japan. on the back of news of the record high. as we approach the lunch break come here we go with the benchmarks. ak 22 five, back above mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 david: good morning if you are joining us from the asia-pacific. close to 10:30 in the morning. we are looking at the benchmark here. up for a fourth time. there is some momentum building. rishaad: the hang seng the outperformer at the moment. let's have a look at the bank of thailand

he died at his home in pleasanton at the age of 85 yesterday. we never actually played pro football. he still had a profound effect on the game. by the way, he coached and the way we watch it when he began his career, he was the youngest head coach in nfl history at the age of 32 he would then lead the oakland raiders from 1969 until 1978 bring them their first super bowl victory in 1977 over the minnesota vikings. he never had a losing record as a coach madden was a beloved throughout the game of football fans got to know him as a broadcaster where he served as a color analyst for every major network. and on monday night football, of course, he also loaned his name voice and image to the madden nfl video game franchise. one of the most popular video game franchises of all time. matt and was inducted into the hall of fame back in 2000, 6 where his legacy will live on. we have more reaction to maddon's death on our website. kron 4 dot com coming up in our half hour, we're also going to have an extended look at his life as an nfl coach and broadca

the sunset at 4:51 and the sunrise at 7:18 a.m. tomorrow morning. as we go through the day today, looking at that clearing, but also there is still a chance to see the isolated shower or thunderstorm, that is a possibility for us, just enough instability here we are at 7:00 p.m. as we look to tomorrow a dry start but then watch as the showers start to push in as we look to tomorrow and the afternoon tomorrow night into your thursday. looking at half inch to as much as an inch of rain for the second system coming our way again wednesday into thursday. seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and for san jose. looking at tryer weather ahead by the end of the week for the inland east bay. the north bay and for the coast. we have another chance of rain again tomorrow into thursday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the season of giving is in full swing and we are checking back in lynn for the initiative food for bay area families. >> we are just day away from christmas and right now food banks in a crunch to make sure families get the food they need this

we are looking at conditions like at san francisco, downtown right now that are relatively clear at the surface. but you can see you don't have to have

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get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >>> now at 11:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area new travel restrictions go into effect at the stroke of midnight tonight, what you need to know and how long the restrictions might last. >>> plus it's a south bay favorite, but it's closing for good, the restaurant owner explaining why he'll have to uproot his family and leave the country >>> now another bay area restaurant says it is working to move forward after major backlash this weekend when three police officers were denied service. >>> but we will begin tonight with a live look at sfo where in less than an hour travelers entering the u.s. will face new travel restrictions. good evening. i'm brian hackney. the new rules come as we head toward christmas and as the omicron variant of covid-19 spreads across the u.s. travelers will have to show proof of a negative covid test taken 24 hours before their flight. those traveling in and out of the bay area will have to change their plans to accommodate the t

the setup at this home. just about every inch of the house and front lawn covered in lights. they go all out like this every ye. you can tag kpix bright spots and at add add your photos. >>> we are a live look at 880. he is moving through oakland and it is moving along nicely in both directions. when you get to the bay bridge, a live look here minor back upst a the toll plaza but pretty quiet across the upper deck and the skyway near the fremont street exit. decent speeds. getting a little slow, 37 minutes for your travel time and super commuters give yourself 38 minutes to get yourself to the interchange. a pocket of slowing away from the 286 connector, but your drive time in the green. public transit dealing with a 20 minutes delay on train 20 because of traffic there. the golden gate bridge is looking good and now, with that said, things will goat busier and this is the first friday as things ramp up and we will see busy conditions, and peak congestion time between 5:30 and 7:30 and plan ahead. if you are

take a look at this. wire planted right in front of a mall's entrance. >> and not one, not 2, but 3 layers of barriers in front of this centers exit in the north bay. all strategic measures now being deployed to deter criminals are wreaking havoc on merchants and those increasingly dangerous smash-and-grabs. >> we're getting phone calls constantly for this. it is a very hot and of course, right now, john nielsen explains his company can barely keep up with demand supplying these coils which are actually made out of plastic. it is a it's not impenetrable, but it is a so somebody see something obviously you don't want to go through. >> but if someone's running trying to get trying to get us through quickly. >> they are going to have to navigate it in walnut creek. police say around 90 suspects took off with nearly a quarter million dollars in goods here in concord, a pack of 9 still sacks full of diamonds and in union square thieves ripped off high-end stores like louis the time where each bag goes for at l

saturday at 3:15, coverage of a conference that looks at his legacy. including hi designs for college campuses such as stanford. watch american history tv saturdays on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at cspan.org slash history. >>> and now more from the recent pamplin >> non combat deaths in the american civil war. i'm very pleased to introduce dr. brian steel wills. >> well always good to be back and especially to see the people that i've done a lot of events with through the years, one way or the other. it is also good to see some of the folks that i'm meeting for the first time. so i'm glad that those of you who, this is first time for you. that's wonderful. now next year you can raise your hand when they say who's been here more than one year. i've been here a number of years. and i was looking -- i didn't realize that's what the dots are for. and the good news is i haven't gotten it where it has to go back to the back side of the things yet. which is good because one shouldn't show one's back side in

our camera at university saw the camera clear at that point. if you are on university headed to the south, you will be forced off at march, you can go down this way and take middlefield. sad news to start our morning over in minute low park. >>> the route through the sierra was shutdown for more than 24 hours because of the record snow. it's really a good thing right now because caltrans says the road is back open. you know what? chains are required for any cars headed that way. >> 50 is back open, but i-80 is still closed. there's no word on what it will reopen. >> commuters are in the cold. another day of cold temperatures out there with thousands going without power. >> brittany hope continues our coverage from placerville. >> those not able to leave public pines are coming here. the shell gas station, gathering supplies for a night without power in below-freezing temperatures. a vital tool for warmth is propane. >> we walked down here. >> walking through feet and ice for ten or 15 minutes with a tan income tow. >> i strapped it down to each

the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us, i am terry mcsweeney. 103 wins, a super bowl championship, and a legendary career behind the mic. and that was only of the half of it. tonight, the nation is remembering the bay area's own john madden. iconic raiders coach and sportscaster, who died unexpectedly today at the age of 85. madden lived in pleasanton but glue up in daly city. he led the raiders from 1969 to '79 becoming the youngest coach in nfl history with more than 100 wins. he accomplished that at the age of 42. he retired from coaching to become a football analyst bringing a new level of personality to the booth, did he ever? whether it was his famous sound effects, catch phrases, or his gift for breaking down the game. but the man many simply called coach transcended the game that made him famous. his larger than life personality drew fans who never saw him on the sidelines for the broadcast booth for that matter. cheryl hurd spoke be those who knew him as a coach, mentor, and friend. >> report

for at least one more game before the game at chase. what are we we're checking the wind here. i have no idea what we're doing curry launched his first three 12 seconds in didn't go first triple comes midway through the first. all right 15 from the record blazers tried to crowd him at the three-point line, but you can't stop the step back and we are 1408 out one of a few open looks for steph loving the left wing down to 13 we go late first half curry from the corner. it's knocked down splash. now it's 12 third quarter another step back over the defender his fifth three leave staff 11 away from the record his last in the third quarter six of 17 overall from deep for 22 points dubs grind out a 104.94 wins steph now needs 10 to break ray allen's record, perhaps saturday night in philly right here on abc 7 to make that many threes in one game is obviously, he's never been done before. so it was you know, know, know, routine night. he made six which is nothing for him. i don't think i ever did that in my entire career one time. so it was just kind of a home game, but a win college b

he left us at 98. weekend update's norm mcdonald honored dole on "saturday night live", in the way that comedians do. >> how are you, senator? >> normally -- bob dole knows how much it meant to play me on the show for the next four years, and bob dole feels your pain. >> reporter: he died at just 61. roger mud was a very real newsman. >> this is something... >> reporter: reporting the news with integrity and insight for over 40 years. >> freedom is not just limited to 60 minutes or the "new york times." >> reporter: larry flynt and his hustler magazine became unlikely vehicles to test the first amendment. >> mary, hi and welcome to the rush limbaugh program. >> reporter: rush limbaugh s exercised his first amendment rights on the radio. >> i just happen to be saying what a whole lot of people think but don't have the chance to say themselves. that's why they call me the most dangerous man in america. >> reporter: it might feel like there is a big divide in this country, but there are those whose action

right now at walnut creek, we are at 39 degrees. we may even dip another degree or two before we see those temperatures slowly warm up. there's sunshine in today's forecast, and big changes ahead for the days ahead. we will detail that in a few minutes. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza is busy and metering lights are on and it's starting to get busy. i'll have a full traffic report coming up. >>> some san francisco students plan to walk out of class this morning to protest how the district handles allegations of sexual assault. this is an ongoing protests, kris. >> yeah, students have called on san francisco unified to change how authorities respond to sexual harassment. students will walk out of class from several high schools in san francisco and gather at city hall. students say they don't believe the district is doing a good enough job of holding perpetrators accountable. when we asked, we were sent this diagram of how they handle complaints of sexual assault. according to title 9 policy and district policy and whether or not it ha

look at the lifts there. we're still expecting to see plenty of active weather as well into the sierra. potentially getting an additional two to three feet of snow on top of what we've seen in the sierra. it's been quite impactful for the sierra snowpack. south lake tahoe, still a winter storm warning in effect until 1:00 a.m. on tuesday. so definitely don't recommend even trying to get up there. the roads are closed off. download the nbc bay area app. it's free and gives you the latest updates on road closures and all of that. we were at 130 over the weekend. now at 146% of statewide average. that is fantastic news. so over the next seven days, here's a closer look. rain to shower activity for tomorrow. but the big story will be how cold it's going to get. notice in the inland areas we're only topping out in the 40s. overnight lows could dip into the 20s in some of those sheltered valleys. and as we head in towards thursday and friday, things really start to calm down just in time for new year's eve. not exp

it's okay, at least it's dry. kickoff is at 5:20. nbc's anthony flores is on the field for us right there in the corner. he'll join us in a few minutes. >>> first, a lot happening here at home. we knew the weather would cause problems. today it turned did he havely. here's a look at our live cams across the bay area. gloomy skies and slick roads. people are on the move as we approach christmas. >> and we are seeing a lot of damage. this is highway 13 in oakland near red wood road. you can see there the eucalyptus tree snapped in half this morning. branches were hanging over-the-road. thankfully it didn't hit any cars. crews cleared the tree and highway 13 is fully reopened. rock slides are a big concern now. rocks tumbled down on fish ranch road in orinda during the commute. cars had to drive around the rocks as crews cleared them off the road. >> it is going to be treacherous days on end. we mentioned the deadly turn in the storm. two bodies were recovered from a car that was submerged in flood waters in millbrae. the car got stuck

i was married at age 15 and had my 1st child at 16. you know, it's always been about surviving. we only owned a single cow, you know. now with her granddaughter zane eps help, she sits at the living room table every day to learn how to read and write a syllable by syllable word by word the 60 year old is exploring a new world of i'm sick of always asking other people how to get places when i can't read the signs for the buses. this with this we can go from gentle volleyball and then embassy gans grandma came to us one day and said, now i want to learn to read, let him can understand. and i said, grandma, you can teach that to yourself, i'll help you. and so we got started. i did have it. the image of family lives at the east and end of turkey on lake vaughn, near the border to iran. and one of the country's poorest provinces they're members of the kurdish minority asked me, embrace didn't learn to speak turkish until she was grown. her husband charla was rarely at home. he earned his money as a migrant construction worker. their son seemed destined for the same, but the deeply r

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the cemetery at the prosidio will be decorated with wreaths and starts at 11:00 this morning. if waking up in san omameh county, you want to bundle up before going outside, a freeze warning is in effect until tomorrow morning and is selected to be the coldest of the weekend and sonoma county is providing housing on a first come first serve basis. locations include the reach for home shelter at st. paul's episcopal church at heelsburg and redwood at gospel mission and the dream wood emergency shelter both in santa rosa. the city of san jose has opened overnight warming shelters for unhoused residents as temperatures drop there as well located at evergreen branch library on aborn road and community center on center road. the evergreen library will accept walk-ins this weekend and both centers operate on a referral basis through the end of april. lisa, it really is cold out there this weekend. lisa: it is freezing at livermore at 32 degrees and add in the fog you could have freezing fog and visibility reduced all over the bay area. it's a nippy start and we watch the rain and sno

. >> reporter: at this point dr. wang says they're ready for any worst-case scenario. >> we have enough ppe. we have enough staffing so far. but we're watching it. we're on guard. >> reporter: the public doesn't always see the long hours and stress on health workers. i asked about staff morale. >> you know, this has been a long pandemic. you know, we, you know, continue to try to take care of everyone as much as we can. people are feeling tired but i think it's a new year, and we're looking forward to hopefully getting through this next surge. >> reporter: it's not much of a new year's celebration inside santa clara valley medical center. many of us will be trying not to think of covid, at least for a while. the health workers here don't get that chance. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> the surge in covid cases is being felt by the san francisco fire department. as of today, there are 40 active cases. the department says it has 60 total cases so far in december. the vaccination rate for the agency is

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at spurs. eight players and five staff tested positive, prompting the club to close the first team area of their training ground. last night's europa conference league game with rennes had already been called off. in the women's champions league, arsenal will need a point from their final group game to qualify for the quarterfinals. last night they were thrashed 4—0 by barcelona at the emirates, withjennifer hermoso scoring twice. the gunners travel to hoffenheim next week. thejockey robbie dunne has been banned for 18 months, the last three suspended, after being found guilty of bullying and harrassing rival bryony frost. an independent disciplinary panel found dunne guilty of four charges, of conduct "prejudicial to the reputation of horse racing" over a seven—month period in 2020. frost, who's one of britain's most successful female jockeys, said in a statement she would like to thank people for the support she's received, and that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome. in jus

but at least at that point it's come at the end of a process and at the end of the process we can altogether be confident that we have fought our way through this. if we don't than even when the monument is gone we will continue to fight and tear and rip at each other. it even if the monument is not there anymore. even in the absence of the monument to rage will be there. it's the rage that can poison democracy. the reason however the reason for the pursuit of truth that's the health of democracy. if there is a word i would give to people tonight as an historian that's the word i would give. >> i feel like there's no better way to end this talk tonight than that said everyone in the audience thank you so much for your attendance and thank you for your excellent questions that i'm sorry we could not get to all of those but rest assured many of them are in the book so if you haven't yet purchased your copy of "robert e. lee" it's a fascinating study from start to finish and you will certainly learn something that you didn't know so thank you again for joining us. allen we appreciate your willi