snow hit bay area mountain tops. we'll show you where and tell you if more is on the way. and fallout from the storm continues where about a thousand families without power may have to wait longer to get it back. a winter storm sweeps through these their as and we'll let you know what drivers need to know if they're headed this direction.

good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes. today we are seeing the fallout from the powerful storm that hit the bay area this weekend. here's what it looks like on mt. hamilton after 2:00 this afternoon. the mountain of shrouded in clouds most of the day. when they cleared, you could see snow. >> for a look at rain totals from the storm we had, let's head to the channel 2 weather center. >> most areas as far as rain totals picked up a quarter of an inch to an inch. that mostly happened yesterday. today a bit of everything. sun, breaks in the clouds, also lingering rain showerings. here rego with the coverage. not a lot to show with the bay area. but right around lake tahoe,

truckie, how the towards blue canyon, that is snow. the winter storm warnings still in place until tomorrow morning. i'll back the view out here. not a lot, maybe a few showers moving in to parts of sonoma county. i am expecting some of this to be approaching the bay area at least in the short-term with more moisture out there. we have to bring in stimthe possibility of a few showers at least over the next two to four hours. satellite radar shows you this. you can see the activity. right now looks like closed in on mendacino. here's the forecast you can't see. not much to show you at 5:00. and also just up to our north. go ahead and put this into motion of the next few hour. as you can't see, a few light showers across the line. at least until now to 10:00 we

could be talking about few light showers. for your monday forecast, still shower chances in that. we'll look at that forecast coming up in a bit. utility crews have tried to restore power to the hardest hit mountains. the weekend storms caused serious problems there including sending a tree into a house. >> reporter: property damage and outages are the biggest problems right now. i just spoke to a pg&e rep who said the damage is worse than expected. there are 330 families that have been without power since last night. now they'll have to wait until at least 8:00 tonight. wild wind, lightning, and thunderstorms nothinged out power and knocked down trees toppling some into homes. through the roof of this home

on buckeye drive. >> i heard this tree coming down. you could hear it. it was like an explosion of a transformer. >> reporter: this winter storm hit the santa cruz mountains hard. >> we don't have any power and probably won't until 9:30 tonight at the earliest. >> reporter: shawn has lived without power since 7:00 last night after a redwood toppled into power lines requiring crews to install a new utility pole this afternoon. >> we heard the crackle and that means everybody get ready for cover. we don't know if it's going to hit our house or the ground. >> reporter: 834 families along highway 9 are also without power. after trees knocked power lines on to the road last night forcing road blocks. >> i've never seen so much debris. big storms, but not so much debris and damage. i knew it was unusual that came

through here. >> reporter: he says he's never seen this kind of direction. yet he says he feels lucky, blessed, that no one was hurt. we also want to give an update to the 149pg&e customers in south felton, the power should be restored by 8:00 tonight but manage the expectations and expect it around 10:00 or later. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we talked about the snow on some bay area mountain tops. that's nothing compared to the accumulations in the sierra. to see how drivers are coping up there. we're joined live from blue canyon. >> reporter: we're on highway 80 near niac. up until 15 minute ago, the snow was falling for hours straight before we got here. over that snow mound that you

can probably barely see, that's where you'll find a chain installation check point. chains are a necessity. if you're driving to the sierras, 3-5 feet of snow have been measured since friday evening and there is still more to come. a weekend winter storm swept through the sierra. in the town of dutch flat, there was enough of the white stuff to throw snowballs. >> it's lower levels. that's what's causing people the surprise. it's more of january snow levels. >> reporter: this portion of highway 80 became a partial parking lot. vehicles weren't allowed past this point without chain. >> apply emergency brake, drape chains up and over tires. >> reporter: these students were trying to get back to school in reno.

>> have you ever done it before? >> once in my driveway about four years ago. my dad made me do it. it's a first-time experience actually. >> reporter: other drivers were more prepared. chains were a necessary inconvenience for drivers. but for the people who make a living off of them, this was a treat and good sign of things to come this season. >> it's always nice to get a built of work in during the holidays. >> reporter: now, according to cal trans, chains are required on highway 80. also on highway 50 between twin bridges and meyers. that is unless you have all wheel drive or snow tires. ktvu channel 2 news. >> all of that snow is great news for skiers and snow borders. north star, squaw valley, heavenly are all open now. alpine meadows plans to open december 10. for all the latest weather

updates anytime, log on to our website ktvu.com. all lanes of eastbound highway 237 in san jose are open tonight following a long closure after a tanker truck carrying liquid nitrogen toppled over. it was uprighted and all lanes were reopened just after 3:00 this morning. the lanes have been blocked for about eight hours west of north first street. the driver was initially trapped in the truck. they were injured. no elect nitrogen was spilled. the cost cause of the crash is under investigation. controversial airport screening procedures will be adapted as quote, conditions warrant. the newly invasive procedures are drawing fire as the holiday ravel season begin -- travel season begins.

reporter shelby lynn has the story. >> you have important options we want you to be aware of. >> reporter: as more concerns are raised at the screening procedures. the tsa is trying to educate the public about the rules. >> if we are to detect terrorists who have proven innovative and creative in their design and implementation of bombs that are going to blow up airplanes and kill people, then we have to do something that prevents that. >> reporter: government officials say incidents such as the would be bomber that packed explosives in his underwear to try and blow up a plane last christmas have prompted the measures. critics have taken aim at the pat downs and full body screeners. with the new rules taking effect just in time for the busy holiday season.

our republican governor is questioning why the obama administration didn't give more of a warning. 16 airports have contracted out their security screening to private companies. they still have to comply with the same standards as the federal counterparts. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is defending those controversial full body scans and pat downs. clinton says most travelers are law-abiding citizens but the measures are still necessary because of threats posed by terrorists. >> let's not kid ourselves, the terrorists are adaptable. they start doing whatever they can to try to cause harm. when you have people who are willing to die in order to kill americans and others, you've got folks putting explosives in their underwear. who would have thought that? >> she also says the government should look for a way to limit people who is going to be put

through the strict security measures. those who say the scanners and the pat downs are too invasive, are scheduling an opt out day for this wednesday. those calling for the day of protest are urging travelers to refuse the body scans. thereby forcing screeners to do the more time-consumes inspections. some organizers say this wednesday was chosen because many people only fly during the holidays and it may highlight the problem for those who aren't aware of the whole extent. >> i don't want people to be inconvenienced but mainly i don't want them to be i radiated and sexually assaulted by tsa agents. >> a survey says most americans support the body scanner. 15% are opposed. the poll was conducted by cbs news.

an annual study finds that oakland is the fifth most dangerous city in the country. the rankings place st. louis, missouri as the most dangerous city based on their violent crimes. new jersey was second, flint, michigan, then oakland. based on crime numbers. some criminologists question the methodology of the rankings. for those looking to gas up on the holiday week, look for higher price. the price is now $2.87. here in california, those buying gas in san fransisco paid the most at $3.20 a gallon. police are asking for the public's help in trying to find a man who sexually assaulted a young girl in her own bedroom. also ahead: berkeley is about to make a change in how

marijuana is cultivated. we'll tell you how. also a top military leader gives his position on the don't ask, don't tell policy. hear what he wants congress to do. and what's behind new figures that show carbon monoxide pollution around the country is on the decline.

berkeley police are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a man who sexually assaulted a young girl at her home in her bedroom. identified the suspect as omar sosa. they say he entered he house on evelyn street around 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning through an unlocked window. detectives believe sosa may be heading south in an attempt to flee to mexico. he's known to be driving a ranger double cab with a white camper shell. anyone with information about sosa, contact berkeley police. the city of oakland will begin accepting applications to operate pot farms within city

limits. they will go to marijuana growing operations that would supply medical marijuana retailers. growers have to implement environmental situations, and report earnings. there is no word yet on how federal drug enforcement officials will respond if the city approved operations actually start growing pot. in washington, congress has a full plate of legislation to deal with during the rest of this lame duck session besides voting on bills about tax cuts and unemployment. congress may take action on the military's don't ask, don't tell policy by the end of the year. >> reporter: with little time left on the clock, congress needs to pass a budget or a bill to fund the government temporarily, make decisions on medicare reimbursements to doctors and whether to extend bush era tax cuts before they

expire december 31. republican leaders say the obama administration should focus on creating jobs. >> instead of giving americans what they want, democratic leaders plan to use the last few days that lawmakers expect to spend in washington this year focusing on everything except preventing this tax hike which will cost us more jobs. >> reporter: so will the lame duck session be productive or will it be lame? the obama administration is hoping lawmakers have more time to tackle top issues like a missile defense in europe. >> we're working with our democratic and republican senators to try to get to a point where we could hold that vote this year. >> reporter: then there's the topic of repealing the don't ask don't tell policy. would rather see the congress address it than be in the court. >> at some time the court could change this law and not give us the right amount of time to

implement it. >> reporter: all these tests become more daunting when you know they left for a thankings giving back. it turns out the recession is having a positive effect on the environment. according to a u.s. energy department report, carbon dioxide dropped for the first time in a decade. there's a link between gross domestic product and pollution. dropped 1.3% from 2008 to 2009. also due to factories shutting down and people driving and flying less. the delayed trial for three uc berkeley students charged with spying in iran is set for next year. it was delayed because sarah

shourd was released. the three are accused of crossing an unmarked border into iran last year while they were hiking in iraq. yesterday an iranian official says he hopes the case could be resolved before the trial. a man in china survives 80 hours plus inside a pipe. how he ended up there and how crews got him out. a team of american nuclear scientists are raising a red flag about a recent discovery in north korea. ocooer feoel cort eeit t totr r

in news of the world tonight: in israel a protest outside benjamin netanyahu's officer in jerusalem. thest has been pushing israel to impose a new building moratorium to draw them back to though negotiating table. in response netanyahu says he will talk to the cabinet only after the u.s. lay os it details in writing. an active volcano sent people running. forced scores of villagers to evacuate their homes. many people have no returned home. this was the sixth ash

explosion in recent weeks. officials say there is no danger of an imminent eruption. in china a man stuck inside a pipe for 80 hours is finally free. it happened at a construction platform. the man was stuck almost 60 feet below the ocean. he was working at the bottom of the pipe when the tidal pressure crushed the pipe trapped him inside. it was 3 feet in diameter. he was not seriously injured. tension is again rising over north korea's nuclear program. stanford professor sigfid is concerned about reports there. >> reporter: toured the complex earlier this month. in a report online, the former director of the nuclear lab

writes north korea has two completed centrifuges in a facility suitable for making bombs. he described his first glimpse of the vast and secretive plant as stunning. he was told the centrifuges were installed and running. he was not allowed to take photos but satellite images show evidence of construction in that area over the last few years. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff refusing to detail how much the u.s. really knows. >> but i would say that this is something we been concerned about for a significant period of time. and also penetration of the north koreans in terms of intelligence capabilities is very difficult. >> the fact that north korea showed a visiting american scientist the new enriched uranium appears to be a calculated move by the north korean government and now a new

challenge for the obama administration. >> i don't think anybody in the obama administration should be surprised at this. if they are, i think it indicates they've never understood how serious the north korean threat is. >> reporter: a senior u.s. official tells fox it's try this is a provocative act by the government. possibly time to trenten the communist nation as it moves to transfer power to the son of dictator jim jong il. ireland is now admitting it needs help. some people in ireland say it's a humiliating turnaround finish the government only after saying such help is necessary. >> i understand the level of concern out there. i think the communications of last week was very poor. people feel misled as a consequence. but certainly we need to get around this issue.

>> requesting a multibillion dollar loan from the europe union and the international monetary fund. it will help stabilize ireland's debt-ridden banks. saying the move is to safeguard the financial stability of the union and the euro. volunteers all over the bay area are getting ready for a busy week ahead. >> holiday charities are concerned this year. what they say about the level of need this year. you'll have some fresh baked cookies when you come in. >> that's not even all of it. cookies, gifts, a rejuvenation station. the lengths businesses are going to get your business this holiday season.

! with thanksgiving just four days away, the need is growing to help those less fortunate. christian has more ideas to make the holiday special. >> reporter: we're here across the oakland technical high school. there was a turkey giveaway here. the line stretched from the tree there along the grass here around the corner and halfway to the end of the block. a lot of people lining up here. charities are confirming that this year the need is up. this weekend for the 23rd year, st. anthonys kicked off the curbside donation program making it easy to drop thingsoff. >> drive up to the curb, we

have volunteers wearing red that will empty your car for you. overall we're seeing a 5% increase of food coming in and a 10% of families coming in. >> reporter: recipients say the food and clothing is a life line. >> they here to help. that's a good thing. there's hungry people out here. i see it. shouldn't nobody go hungry. >> reporter: across the bay, the spirit of mother wright is alive and well. she died in 2009. now motorcycle clubs are collecting turkeys, handing them out, and feeding anyone in need. >> one thing at the motorcycle club, or bikes make noise. we do all we can to help the community. >> reporter: three of mother wright's daughters have been key to maintaining the spirit of giving. monica wright says her mother would be proud of those who carry on in her name.

>> everybody has just really managed to come together and keep this legacy of my mother's going. >> reporter: at oakland technical high school today, the needy lined up for the turkey drive. those who walked away with a bird say with an economy on the rocks, a free turkey this time of year is a welcomed gift. >> i hope most of the people who come are able to enjoy what's going on at the school today. >> reporter: salvation army was here as well. they are also seeing the increase in demand and fewer donations coming in. ktvu channel 2 news. bart is stepping up service and increasing parking availability this week for thanksgiving travelers using airports. beginning wednesday, bart will operate longer trains on the bay port line that serves sfo. but will also provide more

learn parking -- long-term parking spaces. also an airport shuttle. they will expand next sunday to carry the same passengers home again. an airline made an emergency landing today at jfk. balances and fire stood ready. it was heading from jfk to moscow. late this afternoon when part of the plane reportedly caught fire. possibly the plane's wing. the plane had more than 200 people aboard. neither delta airlines or the faa released any information about the incident. retailers across the country are gearing up for the most important time of year. it appears they're pulling out the stops trying to get people into the stores and stay in those stores longer. heather has more from new york. >> reporter: unemployment numbers still linger around 9%. and for most americans, the recession is far from over. but the national retail federation says there's a

reason for retailers to be hopeful. to get shoppers in the door, retailers are looking to wow consumers. >> every hour we're going to randomly select a shopper and give them a gift. >> reporter: and the gifts keep coming. from elaborate multimedia displays to carolers and cookies. >> you'll have fresh baked cookies when you get in. our first 500 customers will be available for complimentary treats. you can relax in the rejuvenation station. >> reporter: retailers are promising to rejuvenate your wallet too. for black friday, sales have begun. sears is calling their sale black friday now. others like old navy are starting their thursday. something really making a difference is the nice factor. >> they're looking at customer service to see how we can drive customer service so you have a

great experience. >> reporter: shoppers are in a spending mood this holiday season, the retailers hopes. it's not all about santa. it's about the experience, getting the shoppers in the stores spending more time and hopefully more money. the national retail federation expects some to far exceed the increase. and if so, that will add up to $447 billion for the holiday season. fox news. harry potter has performed his ultimate magic trick. >> our world has faced no greater threat than it does today. >> this weekend's opening broke the record for harry potter movies. estimates amount more than $125 million for the u.s. and another $205 million overseas. the smashing debut had higher ticket prices. knocked down mega mind at the box office. that was followed by the denzel

washington unstoppable. due date starring robert downey jr. and the next three days at number five. among the 32 americans who will go to oxford university as rhodes scholars. will join an international group of scholars attending next fall. previous rhodes scholars include bill clinton, cable news host rachel maddow. next month congress is expected to take action against the earmarks. make up 1% of the federal budget. when viewed in a different light, they add up to billions of dollars. >> this is like the change in the couch. >> reporter: they're only 1% of the federal budget. look at it this way: $16

billion equals the median federal income tax of 6 million americans. you'd have to fill the rose bowl 75 times with the capacity crowd just to pay for what they call pocket change. >> they protect the members. if you've got an earmark and you're safe back home, that's different than just spending. it corrupts the process in a fundamental way. >> reporter: earmarks are overspending. >> they are the gateway to overspending. once the earmark is in the bill, you're obligated to vote for that. >> reporter: restore voter's confidence in congress. >> tax mayors are offended when they find out that their tax dollars are going for tattoo removal clinics, grateful dead archives. they're not going to trust congress on medicaid, antipoverty programs. >> reporter: lastly:

corruption. funnel millions in taxes to companies in exchange for campaign donations. congressmen deny they use earmarks. >> they're often bought and sold by lobbyists. you're not distributing by merit but distributing them to the highest campaign contributor. >> reporter: there's a battle brewing over earmarks. republicans agreed to a two year moratorium. and the democrats have not. republicans will try to strip those out sometime next month. fox news. the bay area isn't the only place dealing with wild weather. we'll show you where icy roads caused accidents in one night. will we need an umbrella for the work week? we'll have the complete in fact.

take a look at this. some roads are looking for like skating rinks in minnesota. freezing rain and ice covered roads that led to more than 370 crashes. that's last night alone. mostly near the minneapolis-st. paul area. at least one person died on an ice covered road. more than 50 of the accidents involved injuries. even snowplows and salt trucks are having difficulty staying on the roads there. >> that's no fun at all. we have a bit of that around here. let's see what's happening with mark. >> we could have icy roads when they drop off in the snow levels once again. up above 3000 feet. but the bulk of the showers out of the bay area. on live storm tracker 2, it looks like north of the

sacramento area just to the south of chico and also still showing the snow showers around lake tahoe. i'll move the maps around. most of the concentrated activity up towards the coast. rain in eureka. as we move the maps to the south, some showers to the memacino county. winds from 20-30 miles an hour. a few showers developing this evening in the short-term. and then for tomorrow still scattered showers out there. a chance the extended forecast -- going to pull back on the rain clouds. temperatures really cooling off. we could be talking about temperatures below 32 degrees. in fact in the upper 20s is the coldest of the bay area. we'll see that in the five-day forecast. first thing tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures in the upper 30s in santa rosa. san fransisco 46.

fremont 43. and san jose around 41 degrees. this was the system yesterday that generated the intense rain showers, the thunderstorms. right now as you can see there's that circulation moving into nevada. the rain showers we just showed you up to the north, that will be the source of a chance of a few showers for tonight over he next few hours. as we move into monday and tuesday, some activity to the north will be approaching the region. we'll call it a little bit unsettled. a few showers. the best bet of picking up the heaviest showers, that'll be tuesday morning. but still over the next few days off and on for monday and tuesday, we have to keep the chance of a scattered shower in the forecast. beyond that point, the weather pattern changes dramatically for the dry weather pattern. sets up shop out in the pacific with that north flow in place. that will help transport the cool air. we could easily have frost advisories or freeze warnings

kick in for wednesday and thursday and possibly friday mornings. plenty of sunshine with no rain clouds until next weekend. as far as storm totals in the mountains, very impressive. just compiled a few of these. these are the totals since last friday. you can see the amounts with kirkwood around 60 to 66 inches. the sierra, additional snow around 5-10 inches. here's our forecast model tonight. actually showing you a few scattered showers out there. then tomorrow morning the chance the bulk of the activity just off shore could have a bit of action in the south bay. you can see we're not covered completely but still the possibility of a few showers increasing monday night and into tuesday especially in the motion. tomorrow temperatures only in the 50s. santa cruz 56 degrees.

here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. for the morning hours scaling back the probability during the day tuesday. wednesday and thursday very cold mornings. coolest locations in the upper 20s. then looks like we could be talking about rain chances by saturday. last weekend we were talking about 84 degrees now we're talking about upper 20s over the next few days. >> what a turnaround. thanks. it's transition time in the hall of congress. with outgoing representatives leaving and new ones in, the halls are something of a mess. >> reporter: this weekend the halls of congress looked like a dump because they pretty much are. before the new congress can get to work, the old congress needs to move out. this generates a lot of trash. so-called office resupply locations, a fancy name for old binders and papers appear in

the hallways. it's all free for the taking if you have a job in congress or if you're just starting out here. we caught up with retiring congressman patrick kennedy who is packing up a chapter in american politics that dates back to 1946. that's when john f. kennedy won the house seat of massachusetts. each year since then, at least one member of the kennedy family has been in the white house or congress. >> i've had months to pack this stuff up, label it and get it ready. in fact, i've already had a moving truck move most of it out. that was prior to the election. because i already knew i was leaving. >> reporter: of course a lot of members not choosing to move out but getting deseated, some of the mess gets recycled and the rest hill staffers have the job of coding everything in

bubble wrap and -- sending it home. politically action on the bush era tax cuts. and you need more than just office supplies to do that. fox news. coming up next the 49ers loss to the bucs. and tempers flare in pittsburgh as the raiders get physical with the steelers.

good evening everyone. thank you for joining the sports wrap. tampa bay buccaneers used to hate coming to san fransisco.

but their young coach morris says his bucs are the best in the nfc. they shut out the 49ers at home. it was score less when the bucs take the cadillacs out r a drive. that's williams going up the middle for six yards. that's your half-time score. 6-0. look at this jump ball. freeman throes it up to mike williams. gets spun around like a top. it's 14-0. mike singletary is left looking for answers as troy smith came in 2-0 with no turnovers as starter. but barber makes this interception. that scene it looked like teams are game planning now for troy smith. bucs held san fransisco to 189 total yards on offense. now here's your tampa bay tackle. that's your final touchdown of the game as the bucs flank the niners 29-0.

mike is still wondering if his offense is going to show up on the field. this is the first time the niners are shut out since october of 1977 here. 49ers fall to 3-7. >> i won't say that we were too conservative. i just think that it was hard to get in a rhythm early on. we didn't make as many first downs. so there were no -- it wasn't like it was an ongoing thing 37 you had a chance to really get a rhythm going. and i think that's one of the problems. >> the raiders traveled to pittsburgh feeling confident and proud of their three-game win streak. they left pittsburgh upset and embarrassed. this game quickly turned into a street fight. raiders richard seymour was in a bad mood all day and it would cost him. big ben rothlisberger going on

tour. ben takes it in for a 16-yard touchdown. raiders were idle last week they were absent today. let's get ready to fumble. steelers, lawrence timmons recovers. campbell was replaced by bruce gradkowski but neither could get anything started today. raiders played without. there's big ben to the rookie. rothlisberger wants to celebrate by ymour sucker punches him. that's just not right. seymour, the soft spoken leader gets ejected. the game was about over by half- time anyway. rothlisberger threw three touchdowns. here's the big one to mike wallace. he's not afraid to ask the questions like where have the defenders gone? puts raiders in their place 35- 3. steelers were called for 14 penalties for 163 yards while raiders offense gained just 182

yards. go figure. pittsburgh sacked the raiders two quarterbacks six times today. raiders back to second place in the afc west. because kansas city carved up the cardinals today. matt kasell threw two touchdown passes. both of them to dwayne. this one the 38-yarder. chiefs are 6-4 to take sole position of the afc west. now host the 49ers next monday night while the other teams -- the afc and the nfc west divisions are still up for grabs. it was supposed to be a matchup of peyton manning who threw four tds compared to two by brady. but brady relied on woodhead. he runs, he hides, then runs some more. 36-yard touchdown for woodhead.

patriots led most of this game. new england leads. seven seconds left. the field goal was tied. but no. manning throws his third interception of the game. 31-28 patriots. ravens win the title in afc north. indiana fell. seattle is the only afc west team a winning record. where have threw for 280 yards. saints win 34-19. that is will ferrell. his new team the seahawks are 5- 5 but they still lead the week. while the saints -- 7-3 saints sit in second place in the nfc south. that's not fair. also today washington beats tennessee in overtime. atlanta's for real, folks.

they went to st. louis today and did just enough to send the rams out to pasture. ran for 131 yards including a 39-yard ramp. atlanta wins their fourth straight. they lead with an 8-2 record. this rams now 4-6. jets score the game winning touchdown with ten seconds left to beat houston. green bay packers may have put the nail in brett favre's career today. favre and the vikings hosted the pammers. greg jennings and where are all the purple people eaters? minnesota and favre is 3-7. favre says he threw no touchdowns and one interception. also cowboys are under garrett as dallas gets detroit its road loss. buffalo wins in cincinnati.

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jimmie johnson on the left started 15 points behind the leader denny hamlin in the final sprint cup race today. hamlin gets into greg biffle and goes for a spin. hamlin fought his way back to 14th but finished second in the cup race. harvick had a grudge match with kyle busch. harvick wins that. suffered a penalty for a bad spot. he finished in third place in the final standings. but jimmie johnson finished

second today. that was good enough for him to beat hamlin for 39 points. and his fifth straight sprint cup title. johnson the california kid stands alone in the nascar history books. that's his fifth consecutive nascar championship. got to love that. >> thank you. that is our report. >> and for all of us, thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. we'll have more on the growing controversy over those new security measures at area airports. see you back here tonight at 10:00.