report. a setback for california's high speed rail train. good morning. i'll explain why the judge is putting a break on the projects for now coming up. >> plus, pg jnd minnesota e continues testing of the same part-time line that exploded in san bruno. >> we give you a live look outside the bay bridge. yes, fridays are always magic around here. today is extra special. 11-11-11. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks so much for joining us. it is 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. time to start it with christina loren. the rain all week long telling us it has arife rooifed. >> just in time for your morning drive. give yourself plenty of time if

you're waking up with us along the peninsula. you can see from your radar, we have a lot coming into marin county. a little bit over san jose. there's more on the way. we have a lot more on the way. we'll tell you how long it will last, and we have the weekend forecast ready to go. still ducking the rain in the south bay. watch for the crew to clear that. further south i have my eye on a small fire started after a minor accident at the cochran offramp. so far no lanes are blocked on the freeway. >> thank you very much, mike. occupy oakland could be taking down very soon. cries to break out the encampment are growing louder after a deadly shooting near the camp. christie smith joins us live at oakland. o occupy group is trying to distance itself from the violence. it may take the action that nearly is forced by the city.

good morning, laura. i just spoke with a demonstrator off camera. he said it's been a sad imand hard time for the movement. a man was shot and killed yesterday. he said it's not necessarily tied to the movement. i wanted to show you how close it was. this is the encampment. the shooting happened 40 feet away from the steps of the plaza. demonstrators with occupy oakland say they were among the first to run out here and try to help the victim. but the tribune reporting a small fight broke out inside the camp. after that he called in someone from outside the camp to help. he visited the camp before. it escalated. occupy oakland demonstrators tried to stop it. later there were five or six

shots. police are saying the victim may not have been involved in any dispute. mayor quan said for the second time the camp needs to go, but how and when she didn't explain. >> i don't have the time to play politics right now. i spent every waking hour working on a solution, a peaceful solution, if we can, to close the encampment and honor the spirit of the 99%. >> council member fuente says he hopes to put pressure on mayor quan for her handling of the occupy oakland movement here. meantime, just this morning, i've seen at least one woman coming here with a carload of sleeping bags and socks. she wants to make sure in case

the encampment is taken down that the folk who is are here have some things with them so that they have at least a sleeping bag and something warm when they're forced to move on. live in oakland, christie smith, john and laura, back to you. lawyers for the occupy oakland protesters hit by a car during the group's strike earlier this month will talk about the incident today. the protesters were marching the through an intersection in downtown oakland on november 2nd when a car just tries to cross through. two protesters stopped out in front of the car and started banging on the hood. this afternoon the lawyers will hold a news conference. the occupy movement seems to have worn out its welcome in san francisco. business owners near the occupy encampment at justin herman plaza tell the san francisco examiner they have seen a spike if shoplifting and break-ins since the camp started. ferry building managers say

there are reports of occupiers using the building's restrooms as washrooms, with some taking sponge baths in the stalls. managers tried to get police to crack down on the protesters, but the city has not acted on the requests. >> a south bay marine killed in afghanistan will be remembered today during a memorial service in san jose. 31-year-old staff sergeant steven dunning graduated back in 1998. he was killed attempting to disarm a bomb. his memorial service, which is open to the public, will be leld at noon tomorrow at the jubilee christian center in san jose. pg &e will continue. they could smell gas. but testing is to make sure that the pipelines like the one exploded in san bruno are still safe to use.

meantime, crews continue to shore up a leak found over the weekend. crews were performing pressure tests on the san mill road to page hill road when they found a pin sized leak. crews are trying to determine if there are more weaknesses on that portion of the pipeline. it is back to the drawing board for california's high speed rail project. it would have run up the peninsula to san francisco. marla tellez joins us live with more on what is next. >> reporter: good morning, jon. this has been an ongoing court battle for three years now, and so it continues. now the bullet train would have shared tracks with cal train, that's why we are here where we are this morning. this is the cal train station in san ho. yesterday a judge ruled officials failed sho show how it

will affect traffic and homes. the plan was to have them run from gilroy to san jose, up the peninsula and into san francisco at a cost of $99 billion to california taxpayers. the city said they didn't want the elevated tracks to divide their communities. they also showed concern it would be an eyesore and lower property values. yesterday's ruling says the california high speed rail authority must study how traffic would be impacted in the south bay since some places are heavy traveled would potentially have to be eliminated. the judge ruled the peninsula route has to be scrapped all together. despite that, officials with the high speed rail authority are confident. they have not been defeated just yet. they are telling mercury news, quote, the authority will comply

fully with state environmental law. so no doubt about it, the ongoing court battle will continue. there will be an opening ceremony at 11:00 a.m. and a parade downtown at noon. that means street closures and possible delays. the parade starts at market and montgomery streets and ends at the civic center plaza. to find out if your route will be impacted, go to sfmta.com. cities all over the bay area will hold events for veterans day. palo alto will plant trees at 9:00 this morning. also congressman mcnerny will

kick off a fund-raiser. at 10:15 they'll hold a special concert for the veterans. and remembrance day ceremony. that's a great one to go to. it starts at 11:00. santa clara will honor veterans at 3:00 p.m. at the veterans memorial in central park. >> we were warned november showers are coming. they are here now. christina loren can tell us how long the rain will last. >> jon kelley, showers will subside as we wake up tomorrow morning. just in time for the weekend. we have rough drive free this morning. we've heavy rainfall coming down. watch out on 680. take a look at more on the way achl deep band of moisture is slated to move through.

if you are going to attend any veterans day, we salute all our troops out there. bring an umbrella. bring the jacket. you'll get rain over the parade. not a lot, unless you attend the concert. that's my biggest concern. areas at the coast will see the most of this moisture. here's the core of low pressure. the subtropical moisture tap is being taken to california. they will get more rain than us. we have a big band to get through throughout the course of your day. on and off showers throughout the day, especially at the coast. it could pick up anywhere between half an inch to an inch of rain. so we are talking about significant rainfall in cities that don't typically get it in this short of a duration of time. we'll tell you when it becomes a problem. and we'll have rainfall totals for you today. let's check your drive now with

mike. >> you were talking about the rain coming through and heading over to antioch earlier. that is a full closure at love ridge. no major issue for the eastbound direction. and westbound you still have your speed limit at 66 there at elm street. that will change over the next half hour when the commute kicks in. also talking about 680. we have construction right now the off ramps in the vicinity. watch for that. as rain rolls through, they may clear those early. the north bay has no problems as far as the times. the rain is rolling in over the next couple of hours. be careful over there. and oakland, we just saw traffic past the coliseum. i'll give another note about a weekend shift in the next report, guys. >> mike, thank you very much. apparently they call the fans twi-hard. they got a real treat in san francisco. screaming fans greeted the cohen

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president obama was at arlington cemetery to lay a breathe before his basketball game on the west coast. the time is 5:15. meteorologist christina loren talking about the storm. >> it's been a tough one. it has arrived. we have showers coming down now along the peninsula. pretty steady rainfall in san francisco. you can see where the core of low pressure is. it's still sitting offshore. you can see it digging into the

south area of southern california and subtropical moisture tap associated with it. now you see the tail end of the system. yesterday we were concerned about this area of low pressure sucking up the subtropical moisture and pulling it into to the bay area. first band has moved onshore already. the heaviest rain is through concord and antioch. make sure to take it easy. danville starting to get their first showers of the morning. you have to contend with the showers through at least the first part of the day. they start to hold off a little bit through 3:00 p.m. and onward. let's take you through the hour-by-hour forecast for today. light showers until 2:00 p.m. for the coast. we're not going to see the action in places like livermore for the second half of your day.

for us, though, showering conditions at the coast until 10:00 p.m. certainly the case. so inland cities, you're going to be spared from the heaviest rain. then everybody clears out by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. making for a nice, clears, crisp day across the bay area. we also need moisture to clear out the air quality. that be the case as we wake up tomorrow morning. this is what we're expecting in terms of communications. potentially up to an inch in novato rngs redwood city. i'm thinking like a quarter or half in the places that get the most rainfall. you really need to watch for that this morning. your seven-day outlook shows you, a nice clear weekend. both good days for outdoor

activities. bring the umbrella today just in case. let's check the drive with mike. >> we'll start in the south bay where the ladder in the roadway is being cleared. that was 101 at 87. now we also have a little bit of sloeing showing up for 880. just a blip. downtown san jose, we do have that happening. watch for disruptions of traffic in the middle part of the day. san mateo is looking really nice. despite the fact that the rain did hit along the peninsula early this morning. you have a normal schedule for the rides, but your parking, that's for free today. that's great news for the bart system as well. i told you early wrer construction is clearing heading towards downtown. but right here, the southbound side right here is construction. they're building a new section of roadway and saturday night to

sunday traffic will shift onto the new lanes in the southbound side. thanksgiving is coming, and the dinner may cost you extra this year. for details on that and the the rest of your news, we turn to bertha coombs live at cnbc headquarters. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, laura. sometimes we like to say the bond guys are smarter than the stock guys because the bond market today is closed for the veterans day holiday. stock market will be open. we'll get nice bump at the open. things the seem to be progressing. italy is holding a vote on austerity measures. we could see berlusconi, the prime minister step down. greece has a new government. they're having a meeting today. yesterday the dow rose to

11,893. they will open after tacking out throw points yesterday. disney is likely to be one of the best performers. the kwrtly profits up 30%. and at theme parks. despite the fact that prices are higher there that is good for those who were nervous. as for the ongoing nba lockout, the impact won't be as bad on espn as you would think or on abc. you can replace lost ad dollars with other sporting events. and yes, it will cost you more to put thanksgiving dinner on the table. the price of the average holiday meal for ten people will cost $49.20. that's up 13% from lastz year. the biggest reason why, turkey

prices. it's $5 more than last year. partly due that more people worldwide are eating turkey world round. they have some people shifting over, but some people eat poultry, like turkey and chicken because they want to be healthier. it's a lot more popular these days. as long as they don't raise prices on marshmallows and yams, i'm happy. a san francisco woman will spend nine months in jail for trying to scam aide workers in the aftermath of san bruno's pipeline explosion. she pleaded no contest to charges she went to this a zags relief program claiming she lost all her belongings in the fire, which was not true. she was sentenced to nine months in jail and three years probation. california cities are allowed to ban medical marijuana clubs. that's the decision from a state appeals court this week.

it could gi give more cities the go ahead to issue the band for tougher regulations. the three judge panel said medical marijuana is legal in california, but state law does not prevent cities and counties from passing their own regulations on the clubs. coming up, controversy at a south bay high school involving a t-shirt. it led to a student body walkout. that's resolved. >> plus, something secret was secret is not. we'll talk about a judge's decision coming up.

welcome back to you. it is 5:24 right now. the south bay t-shirt controversy that prompted a high school walkout is now settled in federal court. a federal judge is siding with a school,i administrators are

right to put student safety before free speech rights. when students marched out last year it made national news. it was triggered by what happened the day before on cinco de mayo. five students who wore american flag t-shirts were order thod remove them or turn them inside out to head off conflicts with hispanic students. >> a number of high-tech issues making news as well. you want to do with you want without a lot of regulation. facebook is the latest to get caught on government radar. reports will force facebook to get user approval before making changes to privacy as part of a government settlement. facebook makes changes all the time. if you don't like it up to opt

out. now this will not be able to make changes as quickly. a federal judge ruled twitter must hand over user information to help the government plug a wikileaks leak. the judge in the case says the bit in the your computer. this is a big deal even if you're not the person who sends stuff to wikileaks. if you have an iphone or ipad, apple sent out an update to the operating system that patches a problem with the iphone 4s battery. it makes it easier for siri to understand australians. it's the first time iphones don't have to be synched up to a computer to receive the update. a lot of people don't synch their iphones to computers anyway. now you don't have to.

still to come on "today in the bay", where to go to celebrate veterans day and give thanks to the men and women who served our country. >> and we have a lot of showers coming down. we'll pinpoint these for you. and we'll tell you when a big band of moisture arrives. we'lshow you where there's an issue for 680 coming on.

new this morning. there was a deadly shooting just steps away from frank ogala plaza and the occupy oakland encampment. what is the city going to do next? we'll have answers coming up in a live report. cal police appear to be stopping people that have nothing to do with occupy krrk al. why some students say their freedom of speech is at jeopardy. and a live look outside the

beautiful bay bridge. 75 years old tomorrow. but today is friday. november 11th. 11-11-11. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 5:30 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> gad morning to everyone. i'm jon kelley. we get you to the weather with christina loren. >> we had clear skies. warm conditions yesterday. but things have really changed this morning. right now we have two deep bans of moisture kind of smack dab in the middle. we are going to see more rain, a lot more rain before all is done today. i think you'll enjoy the forecast inland. at the coast, a lot of rain is headed your way. we'll tell you when, when it's expected to clear and we have the weekend forecast. some of the rain you talked about.

the friday commute just set to kick in. we'll watch the sensors change, guys. they may be moved out sooner rather than later. christie smith is live in oakland where a deadly shooting is forcing city leaders to make some kind of decisions here. good morning, christie. >> good morning, jon. that's the talk around the encampment this morning. a lot of demonstrators are wondering when the city might move in. when they might force their hand. right now the encampment here looks like it has for the past couple of weeks. tents are here. there are changes. there's a candle light memorial for the man who was shot

yesterday. and oakland police are out here. they've been told to keep a minimal presence. but demonstrators are saying really the shooting is not them. they were shouting this is not occupy oakland and demonstrators were among the first to help the victim after he was shot. but it did happen just steps away from the encampment. there's a growing number of voices calling for the camp's removal saying the situation was escalating. she called on demonstrators to leave on their own. a lot of people who call oakland home say they're done. a recent poll showed 48% want it gone. the others aren't quite sure. 73%, though, say they don't approve of quan's handling of

it. >> the administrator and i will do our best to do what we have to do to return the plaza to public use of the entire zi and to do it in a way that it doesn't cause further harm to citizens or to the city. >> a young man was murdered an and died in front of my eyes today. for that to be here associated with this encampment is unacceptable. we need to hear from the mayor right now. >> we shot video closer to the memorial. and mayor quan issued a statement saying a young man was shot and oaklanders should demand peace and reject violence and this underscores why the encampment must end. they said i am calling on the campers to leave voluntarily. so far that hasn't happened.

live in oakland, i'm christie smith. back to you. video of clashes between protesters and police at uc berkeley is going viral. now some students say police are confronting them when they're not protesting. two uc berkeley law students say campus police stopped thenl on wednesday as they were walking across campus. i said, i'm going to class. the six of them surrounded me and twisted my wrist. >> police later let him go. another student says police stopped her and demanded i.d. buzz she was carrying a bull horn. campus police say they stop people because nonstudents are fot allowed to have amplification devices or display large signs. students say police are

overstepping their bounds. more and more american who is fought in vietnam war are returning there for a visit. bob redell covered the story are wr a replica of the vietnam memorial now stands. for bob it hits home for him and so many others. >> that's the vietnam i remember. >> this is not the vietnam bob left. this time on his return, no guns, no enemy, no fear of death. >> coming back to say good-bye to the guys we lost, but also to look and see what's left. vietnam is remarkable in her beauty. which makes the horror and devastation that he and others witnessed that much harder to fathom. he led a pla too toon of a mari. today the camp is overgrown and unrecognizable. all that remains is a monument reminding visitor who is won the

war. but his dad would say both sides lost. what would you tell your men when they got killed? what can you tell them? war sucks. >> reporter: he kept one memory locked up inside himself. opening up that cage isn't going to be easy. with old battlefield maps in hand, he takes us to a place -- >> we're within the area. >> his own children never knew existed until now. i sent a squad out on the road we're standing on. i sat on a mine, and it blew him up, and the rest of the squad ran over to help him, and they kicked another mine, and he got killed. corona got killed.

upchurch got killed. that was the worst. he believes his primary mission in the war was to save as many as the men as possible. >> they were my kids. i was 22. they were 18. to get them back home in one piece so maybe they, too, like him, could some day return to witness vietnam for the true ve serenity. >> i never forgot about these guys. >> in vietnam -- bob redell. nbc bay area news. >> thanks for being here. >> we thank the family for sharing such a personal time in their life. a lot of other events will be held to celebrate veteran's day. this morning vallejo will hold a memorial service at 9:00. at the napa valley veterans home. a memorial grove dedication will set off a full day of events,

including a fund-raiser. and in the south bay, kids can make flgs and write thank you notes for veterans. that's at the children's discovery museum at 10:00. and in san francisco the walt disney family museum will present nine animated cartoons created to support america during world war ii. so you'll see a little bit of history there as well. >> hay long with events saluting veterans in the area. let's check with christina loren to find out what kind of weather they're facing or if they have to bring umbrellas. >> judging with by the looks of this to be safe, you want to bring your umbrella today. now the interesting thing is we're going to see most of the moisture at the coast. that's everything that we've been watching leads me to believe that will be the case. you can see the first band has come through. we're getting a break. the action has turned very light and spotty. right now we have a couple of light showers coming down over the bay bridge between san francisco and oakland. you'll have the use windshield

wiper this is morning. let's get to the forecast. we have a lot to go over. take a look at this. we weren't expecting snow in lake hah toe. we were expecting up to two feet in yosemite. that's what we're watching right now. you can see a mix up in lake tahoe. it's still warm up there. so the highest peaks got straight snow. but right now a lot of snowfall is coming down in yosemite. so that means good news for skewers and snowboarders. we'll have accumulations coming up, how much we're expecting. here's the core of low pressure. i set it back for you three hours. it's digging. that be put a big band of moisture over the bay area as we head through 10:00 a.m. all the way through 3:00 p.m. all of this moisture is expected to sit right at the coast, though. . san jose could pick up to a quarter inch. it will be chilly at the coast. 61 in rdwood cities.

51 today, that's it, up in santa rosa. stay tuned to the next report. i'll have the seven-day outlook to plan the weekend. you can get outdoors. i'll tell you when coming up. let's your drive with big mike. >> we look at the roadways. sometimes we see big slowing for highway 4. this morning the construction as the rain came through. the crews cleared from the eastbound direction. so a little bit later for the friday build. it's a friday. it's also a holiday. for some. we'll look to the roadways. a live look at the toll plaza. starting to build in the cash lanes. not a big deal on the oakland side. mi want to use bart. free parking at the bart stations. normal schedule, no problems at the transbay connector there or around the bay. no delays reported. >> you park for free. ride for free.

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>> welcome back, everybody. we give you a salute to veterans all over the country as we look at the cupertino memorial park. they have a replica out there. people out there checking out out. veterans for the war. it's worth going over to see if you have a chance. 5:43. very moving. this morning on capitol hill a big push to get war vets back to

worth. tracie potts joins us from washington, d.c. it seems lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are coming together to help find veterans work. it is important. >> it is important. democrats and republicans agree unanimously to give tax breaks and bigger tax breaks to companies that hire veterans and disabled veterans. what the bill that has now passed the senate would provide is a tax credit of up to $5600 for companies that hire veterans who are looking for one to six months or many. plus provide money for mandatory career counseling, better training. allowing them to get the skills they need from the jobs that are open right now. here's the problem. for 9/11 veterans.

the jobless rate is generally much higher in california right now. 11.9% overall. but half a point higher for veterans. hopefully this will provide some relief. laura? >> no kidding. thank you very much, tracie. texas governor rick perry proved he has a memory loss. he is taking heat for his debate brain freeze when he forgot one of the government agency he is would cut if he was president. last night he appeared on the late show to present the top ten list. top ten rick perry excuses. >> number seven. >> i thought the debate was tonight. >> that happens to everybody. >> it was a mix-up, ladies and gentlemen. sure. number six. >> hey, listen, you try concentrating with mitt romney smiling at you. that is one handsome dude.

>> i know. i know what you're talking about. >> and his number one excuse was i just found out that justin bieber is my dad. >> he's a good sport. wait until "saturday night live." want to check the forecast with christina lon. >> it has arrived. good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. if you're out and about, bring the umbrella with you. the showers have started. there is more moisture on the way. right now the activity is light and spotty. mostly impacting areas between san francisco and oakland. we have more pushing on shore now. redwood city to san bruno. and we're expecting more throughout the day today. we have a deep band of moisture slated to impact us by 10:00 a.m. ch expect heavy rainfall through

the next 24 hours. by tomorrow morning we clear out nicely. get outdoors both weekend days saturday and sunday. looking good at least for now. let me set the radar in motion and show you what's happening out there. we have deep area of moistureshore. you can see where this thing is headed. it's digging south. it push this is big band of moisture right into the bay area. we'll see spotty activity and then the rain will turn steady at the coast. which could make for treacherous driving conditions. not only this morning, also this evening. that's where we are expecting the most moisture.

that's a lot of rain. our highways aren't equipped to receive that much in such a short duration of time. need to take it easy out there and be safe. you'll hit 61 in redwood city. 64 in san jose. that will take a hike on the jet stream and moved north. the sun will be shining. it will be dry and you'll be able to rake your yard. whatever you need to do outside over the weekend. >> we have a small yard, so i have a small rake. looking over here to the altamont pass. just over the last few minutes an accident westbound. the commute direction at north flynn road. some glass is in the area. south bay a nice smooth flow. all close to the limit.

some cheating the limit. you'll is traffic changes and transit reroutes as well midday. the lower peninsula looks fine through the bridge. 101 and 280 just fine on this area. from the north we look at the drive across the golden gate bridge. north bay no slowing. now another live shot on the oakland side. traffic starts to build to the coliseum. pg&e announcing it has capped and repaired a leaking gas pipeline in san francisco. crews finishing up work around 10:00 last night. the distribution line was cut while they were excavating a hole. police and fire crews showed up

to seal off the streets. that was in a two-block radius. only four customers were affected. >> it is 5:49. california has cut a lot of money to get back in the black. the state controller say it's not enough. they have fallen $1.5 billion behind in pref knew. the state also spent $1.7 billion more than initially projected. add it up, more than $3 billion in the hole. if california is between $1 billion and $2 billion short, there will be cuts to higher education, social services and public safety. if it's more than $2 billion short, funding could be cut to k-12 education and community colleges. >> laura checking on sports now. hosting eli manning and his unites. kickoff is set for 1:15.

the raiders are done for the week. he had a good night. 299 yards throwing two touchdowns. the raiders beating the chargers 24-17. that win puts the raiders in soul possession of first place in the afc west. how about some sharks? oh, yeah. they got a win last night. feeling the magic. they were at home hosting the minnesota wild. the sharks on fire, scoring three goals in the second period alone. the rest is game. hosting the cardinals tomorrow night. all eyes on stanford's biggest game of the season. the cardinals take on number seven oregon tomorrow at stanford. 5:51 now. coming up, a lost interview with steve jobs is about to come to light. we'll hear from the producer of

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welcome back, everybody. it isveterans day. we gv you a look at the arlington national cemetery in d.c. with a soldier doing his thing out there. as everybody celebrates and tips their hats to veterans across the country. an educational situation. maybe a chance to teach your kids something about the men who fought to keep our country the way it is. the time is 5:54. next week the world can lost the lost interview with steve jobs. this morning we're hearing from the man who produced it. the original footage was lost in

transit to london. the 70-minute interview with the apple icon was done for the pbs mini series. but only 10 minutes was shown. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew sat down with the producer. >> the director in london thought, i think i kept a tape of just the jobs interview. he went in his garage and found it and called me up and said, i found the tape. what do you think i should do with it? i asked, how many others did you keep? we thought they were all lost. >> you can watch all of scott's interview on press here sunday at 9:00 a.m. landmark theaters will show steve jobs in palo alto, berkeley and san francisco. press here on sundays. gadget fridays. >> i have a good one for you,

laura. if your friends seem so far away it's the eyes on webcam ra. this one is treextra cool. it works independently. just plug it into the wall, and it starts beaming sound and video to your iphone or ipad. pretty much automatically. so it's pretty much fire and forget. you can have your parents set it up. so here's an absolutely live picture of the control room. i'm going to tip the ipad to see aaron and theresa. wave, theresa. i don't know how much delay there is in this. there's going to be a tremendous delay. this is a live picture. all i did is plug in the camera. it was good to go. it found my ipad. what's really great about this is that it's totally private. this is a private communication between my ipad and that camera.

this is on the internet, but it's not like somebody is going to be able to see you. there we see the wave coming. find out what your dog chewed up. it's a private communication. you can set it up in your house and not worry that had somebody is tapping in and seeing what you're seeing zplchlt why the big delay? >> the delay out over the internet and coming back. it could be our internet. but it's an hd picture, which is really super cool. you're looking at about a 30-second delay. >> still very cool. we'll be right back after this.

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