mark jones approaches me. >> check him. >> when mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, then hangs i go to redial the phone. he's like what's the problem? i'm not really paying attention much to what he's doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked roundhouse. blind siding killer, sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. like falling out the door and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. there's not a lot of reaction. you can see them all kind of looking. i think maybe in shock. not quite knowing what was going on or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph. >> mark jones, after violently punching the victim probably seven or eight times until the victim is down on the ground, just s

more about-- >>mark: the dow jones is on the rise. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look from the roof camera in san francisco on this tuesday morning. clear skies subfreezing temperatures.-- freezing temperatures. van >>mark: will come back. we still have a freeze warnings in effect for the north bay valleys. we also have a frost advisory for the east bay valleys. temperatures are down near freezing. a lot of sunshine out there would traffic moving pretty smoothly. one of the coldest mornings we have seen so far this season. the mornings will be cold, near freezing inland over the next few mornings. >>darya: prosecutors are pushing for 15-20 years in prison for the governor accused of trying to sell the seats of president obama. fifth the hearing on child sex this sixth surcharges is set for next week. sandusky is accused of sexually abusing eight boys. yet been " >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. we're watching conditions in the sierra. here is a look at highway 50, it is rea

floor samples >>mark: the dow jones is up. we're watching the latest out of new york and the latest out of fremont. we have a hot spot on the 80, details after the break. kao >>george: the accident in fremont has indeed become a hot spot. a sig alert has been issued by the california highway patrol. when they do that, they believe that one or more lanes will be blocked for 30 or more minutes. even though this occurred in the non commute direction it is having an impact on the southbound right. for the location of the accident is here northbound at toccoa road which is just before the turn off for the dumbarton bridge. the southbound ride, because of onlookers is backed up solidly towards hayward. we do not usually cds much red on the road sensors southbound although it is not unusual to see slow traffic read. speeds have definitely dropped in the northbound right. there are only two lanes available. the left lanes it right lanes are blocked by a multi vehicle accident. there are also injuries reported. it is likely that it cou

>>mark: the dow jones is of a hair to 282 points. we are back over the 12,000 mark at 12,049. we had a surge in housings this morning. >>darya: let's take a peek at temperatures. we have the 7 day around the forecast, we are into the mid-60s. it is quite mild thursday and friday going into christmas. see >>mark: will will be right back. will have the answer to that and other unsolved questions as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look from the golden geese. fit is a bumper to bumper northbound. moody's and untried exxon hah here for the monstrous amounts from the on bo bowl >>darya: a developing story, a major development on national television. pg&e is still investigating today why the lights went out. there was also an outage during the game. nearly 70,000 fans this morning are still wondering what had a share the game lasted for 20 minutes. the second time the lights went out was for 15 minutes. the entire park went dark. concerns for the 49ers this is far from over. >> there is a very large facility. give both feeders go out, it is a problem. that was not the only p

heckler its >>mark: the dow jones is a. we will be right back. >>darya: an earthquake in new zealand today. inside his office building, everything is swaying and shaking. it was a 5.8 magnitude earthquake followed by several aftershocks. no reports of serious injuries or widespread damage. this could hire a courthouse many buildings are still being rebuilt from the february earthquake earlier. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. a huge look in daly city, he will growl please size this year sources. >>darya: knew this morning, the crowd is growing waiting for this store to open. they are selling these new jordans. craig skalar has been watching and the crowd at the low. many of these people show up at midnight. this health >>craig: they are opening now. people are waiting in line for the opportunity to go in. they have wristbands. that they're letting them in only a group at a time. i understand what happens is, they may not get the size they want, this just guarantees that they can get a pair. it's let me ask you a question

>>mark: a rise on the dow jones. the s&p is just barely positive for the year with only one more trading date ago. christmas trees will be picked up. make sure you take off all the decorations. in san francisco you can put your tree next year's crash on a normal trash pickup date two weeks after new year's. >>justine: build their says 30,000 teddy bears are defective. here is a picture of the bear. the problem is that the eyes of fallout causing a choking hazard to children. the bear was made available from april- december. build a bear agree to pay $600,000 for failure to report another defect involving the beach chairs that was later recalled. here is a look at the 7 day around the bay. 63 degrees is the high today. it is a lot of fog out there this morning. there is a slight chance of rain for the north bay. this is the third driest december on record. >>mark: we're back with more in two minutes. >>mark: a foggy morning out there. >>erica: a dense fog adviser that is supposed to expire at 9:00 a.m.. more informati

cliff tough with off >>mark: the dow jones is down over 100 points. >>mark: we are watching the weather. we have had has gotten involved, they have wasted no time offering a $2,500 reward for any information leading to his arrest. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. we're watching a drop on wall street. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire national at&t wi-fi hot spot network for

why >>mark: the dow jones is still below 12,000. right now it is at 11,940. everyone is talking about the maker of the popular on- line games farm bill and a mafia wars, as a that is going public today at $10 a share. erica but fast- >>erica: anonymous donors all over the country are fleeing secret santa and paying off lay waybills at kmart stores. the benefactors have paid off bills including toys for small children. the good deeds have spread to omaha, chicago and joplin as well as other cities around the u.s.. i have posted the link to this story of my facebook fan page. >>mark: a big win for the sharks last night. they are back in the winning column. san as they overcame a 2 loss deficit to beat the avalanche 5-4. this was their third win in the last 10 games in the are still only two points out of first place. >>darya: we are back with more in just a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside on this friday morning in what you have in store if you're headed over the golden gate bridge.

he's a represent of senator mark leno's office. b.j. jonesis here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -- african-american art and culture complex at 762 bolton st

>>mark: a big drop on wall street. the dow jones is down to 36. the nasdaq is down 52 over new concerns over the european debt crisis. one of the bigger drags on the nasdaq is bay area based intel which is down 5 4/7 off down $1.25 a share. >>darya: today is green monday a big day for online sales. this could be the heaviest week of the season for the online retailer cents a green monday which is the second monday in december. it is consistently ranked among one of the top shopping days of this season. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >>darya: our developing story is the occupy movement hitting ports up and down the west coast. you can see the trucks trying to get by there. on the right overhead you can see a group of protesters that are being monitored by police in riot gear. this is a labor action that comes six weeks after a general strike was launched by the occupy oakland movement to shut down the port. today's action is not just in oakland, it is san diego long beach vancouver, among others. >>mark: will tran and has been there

>>mark: if keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow jones is up 238 points stopping the 400 point slide we have seen over the last five trading sessions and back over 12,000 for now. xi >>darya: we are focusing on the weather. the weather looks fabulous in these parts. san francisco looks nice and clear with blue skies on the way. here is a beautiful shot from san francisco. here is a shot from mt. tam. we are 35-40 minutes away from sunrise. we have had to fall this morning but it is mostly clear. the majority of the bay area will be in the low 60s. dry and sunny as we head into the holiday weekend. third more on the forecast in just a moment. right now, temperatures outside our cold no matter where you are, particularly in the north bay. everywhere else we're seeing 34, 32 and 36 degrees. it is chilly all over the bay area. we expected temperatures to warm in a another hour or hour and aft. of the of when >>mark: this widespread 60s down the 880 corridor. across the north bay, '60s will be your forecast. the conditions could very well get

that's why if you look closer at the stereo itself you can see that the howard jones mark is on the stereo was able to connect much better? it's very cool. it's also $400. it's also quite loud. this is a howard jones remix that i really like. there you'll be. $400 for pioneer. [ laughter ] i'm going to play this in the background. go. >> we should do that every day. >> i like that for howard jones. >> that's a sexy move. >> we're already paying for it. >> hit that beat, d.j. mcgrew. we're looking good this morning. 39 inland. 45 inland. we'll hit 60s across the board. make sure to tune in at 11:00 a.m. slowing thing down because of a disabled vehicle at the scene of an earlier accident. now no one is hurt, but it's blocking a slow lane. it never had a chance to recover. quick look at 880. it has recovered. we'll send it back to you. >> big finish. thanks so much for joining us this morning. we'll be back at 7:25 with a local news update.

>>mark: we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow jones is climbing back up dropping almost too late yesterday at of 158 to 12,001 of 56. baba with >>darya: up we have been watching its tug-of-war between the raiders ended the burger chain over this controversial billboard. there was a lawsuit filed or at least a threat made of legal action. jackie sissel is watching as the billboard, are they killing at all? >>jackie: their raiders it did not like this billboard. they requested that it be taken down. the billboard says craig a nation. it was way too close to the billboard trademark for raider nation. they filed a lawsuit. this is the result of that lawsuit. >>jackie: is a billboard is going down quickly. >>darya: i guess the raiders win this one. >>darya: let's get a look at our hot spot with george. >>george: we have been tracking problems in san francisco and oakland. it has been anything but friday light. the only good news in san francisco is that the accident and floyd still that caused the delays have both been cleared from the road

fog >>mark: the dow jones is at 12,091. with the rough economy, some people are delaying christmas until the beginning of next year. the annual holiday survey finds for the first time thing fifth shoppers would wait until january to do the bulk of their christmas shopping, 6 percent of the more than 5000 respondents said they would wait until january. retell reports 5-- retailers offer heavy discounts on a wider variety of items and they do before christmas. >>darya: that is only 6%. >>darya: amazon is offering updates if you purchase one of the kindle fire tablets. it is the biggest rival to the ipad. amazon says upgrade to the operating system will make it easier for you and presumably they will allow kindle fire owners to keep their activities private. if you are in the market for some fancy tools or maybe a wedding dress, elizabeth taylor's items are being auctioned off tonight. she has seven wedding dresses and a lot of jewelry. that stuff is being auctioned off. an estimated $37 million worth of stuff. >>mark: i heard

>>mark: the dow jones is up right now. we had a big drop in the number of americans filing for unemployment last week. we also had strong earnings from effects. their stock is up 5% as their quarterly earnings have almost doubled on strong shopping and shipping in this holiday season. >>justine: we are hearing that the fatal crash that killed dan wheldon on the law's biggest motor speedway, and initial findings on what caused the accident. here is a video. the reports say that impact with the poll produce a non survivable head injury. in the october crash, weldon came upon an accident and had nowhere to go to avoid the spinning cars. they do not believe the offense played a role in the death. the larger factor rather wide groups big gave drivers a limitless racing surface. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside on the accident have been falling all morning long. hours still, they're trying to move back truck out of the am being made. thank. >>erica: we do not have an update for o

cox caught in >>mark: a rise on wall street with the dow jones of 109. to 12,129. >>darya: an oil pipeline is standing in the way of a payroll tax cut. cut house speaker john maynard is predicting that the house will approve the measure today that the president and senate majority leader have costs made it clear that the bill will not go any further in part because of the provisions that would give the administration to months to approve work on the keystone pipeline which would carry oil from canada to texas. >>mark: will be right back as the kron4 news continues furious here is a live look outside on this tuesday morning. it is even colder out in tahoe. >> dot >>mark: r. irani and authorities have shrugged off the u.s. request to return their drown. they say that the u.s. should apologize for invading iranian airspace instead of asking for the drawing back. the drone was captured about 140 mi. and cited the iranian border. the president says the u.s. wants the top-secret technology back and has made a formal request. >>darya: it could be a white christmas in seve

this drop is that 350,000 people stopped looking at are not counted as unemployed 315,000 -- >>mark: the dow jonesding at around 12,000. >>justine: this just in to the kron 4 news room we have a cut in a statement from the 23 month old a that was shot monday in oakland during the filming of a rap video. starts with a statement saying the family would like to thank everyone for their continued for errors. .. - prayers'. they are not able to agree on the continued care. as a result, the family is seeking support from patients' rights advocates attorney we appreciate everything the medical team at children's hospital is doing. >>mark: there is one person that left seven injured including the 23 month old. that a suspect, was a rusted at children's hospital. they're still looking for the other surveillance video suspects the one -- was a rustea rested he has been a trud california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. bu

. >>> today marked the best week for the stock market. the dow jonesage closed over 12,000. the nasdaq 2600 and the s&p 500 1244. >>> economists were predicting no change before the numbers were released. now that we note percent of unemployed americans have dropped, we have or on whether this is a sign that things are turning around. >> reporter: all year people have been standing at job fairs before the sun comes up, looking for anything to make a job brighter. today the optimists will wonder if we reached a turning point. 120,000 jobs were added in november. theçó unemployment rate dropped fromi] 9% to 8.6%. òln w created in the private sector jobs for the past 21 months in a row. >> reporter: the less optimistic will say it fell because thousands of frustrated americans simply stopped looking for work. >> keep in mind. it's 150,000 jobs that you need to be adding every single month just to break even with the population. you want to see 300,000 plus consistently for months at a time. >> reporter: in early trading wall street seemed happy enough but

>>mark: we are watching the wall street. the dow jones is floating briefly positive of six.. we're watching wall street after yesterday's huge gain of three of the 37 points. the dow is a floating briefly deposited in early trading is. >>darya: we are also keeping our eyes from the temperatures around the bay. it is crystal clear out there. the visibility is fabulous. >> it is really called out there. a little bit gusty in the hills but all in all it is not bad. there is a spare the air alert for today. in the north bay it is beginning to gear rather fog. here is the right on 101 north of santa rosa. 2-5 mi. visibility for a good stretch but once you get to santa rosa and beyond the visibility of reduces to under a quarter of a mile. the careful if your ride takes the in the direction this morning. fluffs fact the wide use shows that we will keep the weather forecast table. fan high pressure is being pushed to the north. we will have mild weather for the foreseeable future for. clouds will roll live in them will have the possibility of light rain. this morning, it is cold. >>

the dow jones soared nearly 500 closing above the 5000 mark. biggest gain since march 2009. >> id is early for that. couple factors led to stocks blasting off, the federal major banks announcing a coordinated effort costs andorrowing crisis,a credit something they hope will prevent a recession. positive outlook for jobs. the government's report will be tomorrow. the companies hired 206,000 last month, the best for hiring in nearly a year. >> half of the jobs came from the small business. to see newing business pickup which is critical to have sustained forward.going >> americans have been buying. a record number took a bat to do bargains. rose almost 9% from last year. economists are watching to see it continues. the it usually creates growth. >> after the roller-coaster ride, experts say americans stick with a financial plan. >>> some protesters are planning beginning today. about 15 protestors planned to march from martin luther king to the gravesite of the civil rights leader. his children have said he was planning a campaign and before he w

>>mark: we're watching wall street. a rise on the dow jones. a rough week of trading. the dow is down over 200 points so far this week. the dow is at 11,937. the big news this morning, san francisco based gaming companies think it is going public today. zynga is selling 100 million shares trying to raise $1 billion. >>jackie: there are a lot of people out here. you can see hundreds if not thousands of people out here in front of glide memorial. they all started lining up early this morning. this is something that glide has done for the last 20 years. many think of like you think of rev. cecil williams of has been the leader of the church since almost the beginning. >> it is a mixed feeling. we feel and hope that we would not have as many people as our are now. it hurts you, but you keep trying to make sure that you are human, courageous and loving. >>jackie: they say that they will be out here for as long as it takes. they are doing this simultaneously with the three meals a day. some 5000 of these bags will be given out today before it is said and done. >>darya: hopef

the dow jones soared up nearly 500 points, above the 12000 mark. >> everyone's been wondering about. it's a little early for that. but it certainly could be. >> reporter: a couple major factors led to stocks blasting off yesterday. number one, the federal reserve and major central banks announced a coordinated effort to lower borrowing costs, something they hope will prevent another recession. number two, a positive outlook for american jobs. the government's monthly jobs report is due out tomorrow. but a report out yesterday says that american companies hired 206,000 new workers last month, the best month for hiring in nearly a year. >> over half the jobs came from the small business sector. and that's pickup which is critical to have sustained recovery going forward. >> reporter: another good sign for the economy, americans have been buying. a record number took advantage of early bargains. retail sales for the four-day holiday weekend, starting with thanksgiving day, rose almost 9% from last year. economists are watching to see whether the trend continues through the holidays. >>

passenger 18-year-old desaleen jones was sent to washington hospital center for treatment. >> investigators are marking the roadway, seeing the path of travel and trying to determine more about how and why the vehicle left the roadway. >> reporter: the nissan came down university boulevard and evidence on the scene indicates, as you can see, it ripped up the grass on that embankment, potentially hit that wall and wound up facing the residence. there are even parts of the car in the tree above. >> we believe that they may have been coming from a club in dc. >> reporter: before dawn, distressed family and friends gathered at the scene awaiting details from police. karl morris is tamara johnson's uncle. >> she just graduated from high school. >> i love her so much. i just hate to see this happen. >> reporter: with the bodies still inside the vehicle, members of the collision reconstruction unit pieced together details about this fatal crash. police have not determined if speed or alcohol were factors in this crash. >> she invited me to go with her to a lounge in dc and she said she was going out with a co

>>mark: the dow futures were up close to 30 points, the s&p up over 550 but the nasdaq and s&p are negative for the year. the dow jones is the only index that is positive. the breaking news story out of san jose, police officers are surrounding an apartment unit just off of highway 87 in the 500 block of capital village circle. a man is held up inside and armed with possibly a machete. will tran is live with more. >>will: right now there are evacuate in nearby units. they're hoping he is only in there with a machete and not a gun. yesterday officers saw him inside with it then. instead of getting better, more police officers and personnel are arriving on the scene to keep an eye on the situation. in their words, he is crazy. it's the situation started around 2:30 a.m. when a security guard came to tell him he needed to turn down his music. he told the security guard, you better get out of here before something bad happens. this situation is continuing to unfold. by the way, this is not a hostage situation. >>justine: another developing story is that the lights are out on the lower deck of the bay bridge. >>george: we

the dow jones was of over 300 points last week, well below the 12,000 mark. we will bring you the numbers from wall street throughout the day. >>darya: at north korea's next leader is his son. a former leader died of a heart attack. he was regarded as one of the world's most repressive leaders. here is a look at what this debt means the future of north korea. >>reporter: for 17 years you've ruled north korea with an iron fist. his father founded the communist nation after world war two. in 1994 he took power following his father's footsteps of total control over nearly all aspects of north korean life. >> he will be remembered as a person who was responsible for awful things. for the insistence of one of the worst dictatorships in world history. >>reporter: its of more than two days for the news of its debt to become public. iran television announced late last night that he died on saturday morning from a massive heart attack. tears were shed over his death. but, in south korea, the military was put on high alert. according to the white house, at midnight pre

jackie sissel has an updates when we come back furious on paying >>mark: a quick check on wall street. the dow jones is continuing its winning ways of 40 points to 12,218 furious a slow growth for u.s. personal income. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. cork is >>mark: there are a lot of crowds standing in line for holiday items. in daly city, the crowds are lining up for the new jordan tennis shoes. >> the line is slowly thinning as people are slowly allowed in by a number system curious some people have been out here since midnight. show me what you got what was worth the wait. tell me why this was such a big deal. >> coming up in the '90s, people took this issue for granted. >>craig: how long did you wait to get them? >> for today's. we have been here since last night. >>craig: some people say that they sell these. >> they are only giving out one of the old size per person. i'm going to keep mine. >> in 10 years of the value of these will increase. >>craig: thank you. you can see the crowd is there. it is slowly being led and 1-3 at a time. there is a number system. >>mark: let's

>>mark: the last day of trading for 2011, a year of wild swings. the dow jones industrial average is up close to 600 points. the s&p just turning positive. the nasdaq is down by 1.5%. we will bring you the numbers on wall street. dow futures were up 15 points ahead of the opening bell. on to weather. what will the weather be like, in san francisco, some very foggy conditions. >>erica: foggy conditions in san francisco along the peninsula and coastline. we are seeing an improvement compared to what we saw an hour ago. the areas of dense fog are big factor for the morning commute. temperatures are sitting in the '50s serious as we had to be acted in the big story is the potential for sprinkles. if light and scattered showers mostly contained to the golden gate bridge. overnight, it looks like the patchy fog will return with temperatures in the 46 facilities. here is a look at the numbers for you. we have made a significant improvement for santa rosa, nevada and sfo. visibility has been compromised in the south say. aha >>erica: here is all look at current temperat

the dow jones rocketed up 490 points and closed above the 12,000 mark.t is the seventh largest single gain day on record. tom reports on why the good news is meeting with some skepticism on main street. >> reporter: debra puts today's news in perspective. >> october, november, i felt a definite uptick in business. but it followed a really dismal summer. >> reporter: the always forward looking stock market ate up today's better than expected news. >> better than what we expected, so that means there's more growth coming, there's more employment coming. >> reporter: economists were expecting a november increase of 130,000 private sector jobs. adp says the increase is 206,000. the number of announced job cuts was 13% lower than november of last year. folks we met on walnut creek's main street are still cautious at best. >> it's very fragile. it feels like it's like on the tip. very small things can teeter it, in very big directions. >> i think we still have a long way to go before things, the real estate market and jobs get better. until the point where we

jones up 160 points. we're above the boon mark of 12,000 psychologically. what is it going to mean for the u.s. economy?ow, what's eironc in a certain sense with the u.s. economy looks just fine. jobless claims fell yesterday to 381,000. consumer confidence is up to a higher reading than expected. and a variety of different numbers have been quite strong irrespective of what's happening overseas. china is slowing down, europe is slowing down. so the european union dean that was announced was helpful to the market. the better than expected economic data was also helpful. and there's no place like home. the u.s. economy, whether you're talking about debt and deficits, whether you're talking about growth, whether you're talking about the political environment, just in absolute and relative terms looks better than the rest of the world and that's what the stock market appears to be looking down. >> as we close down q4, what issue of the euro zone crisis hasn't been addressed yet? >> they haven't ratified any changes to the treat whyy. it will have to be done by the 26 out of 27 individual nations. china is

the dow jones rocketed up 490 points and closed above the 12,000 mark.t is the seventh largest single gain day on record. tom reports on why the good news is meeting with some skepticism on main street. >> reporter: debra puts today's news in perspective. >> october, november, i felt a definite uptick in business. but it followed a really dismal summer. >> reporter: the always forward looking stock market ate up today's better than expected news. >> better than what we expected, so that means there's more growth coming, there's more employment coming. >> reporter: economists were expecting a november increase of 130,000 private sector jobs. adp says the increase is 206,000. the number of announced job cuts was 13% lower than november of last year. folks we met on walnut creek's main street are still cautious at best. >> it's very fragile. it feels like it's like on the tip. very small things can teeter it, in very big directions. >> i think we still have a long way to go before things, the real estate market and jobs get better. until the point where we

marks the third weekly drop. and there are employers slow to start hiring. the dow jones finished up nearly 62 points closing at 12,169. and a good day for s and p 500, closing up 10. >> president obama is condemning a deadly wave of bombings today and says efforts to derail progress there will fail. explosions killed 65 people and came in the form of car bombs and one suicide bomber. they're raising fears the sunni-shiite tension could lead to a civil war. the leader of a sunni backed political party predicts terrorism will continue until there are change wtz government. >> and the pentagon reveals today an overarching lack of trust between the us us and pakistan led to a nato air strike. and that is after u.s. forces thought they were under attack and they believed there were no pakistani troops in the area. the air force learned troops were unaware of the costs along the border with afghanistan. the probe blames a lack of communication. >> there is a focus to take whatever corrective measures are required to ensure this is not repeated. >> the pentagon expressed it's c

jones need time off, chavez can play center field. that whole harbaugh thing was working out. >> right. lot of talk about that. thank you mark, we'll be right break. - back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >> don't miss the cbs prime time lineup. the hit drama unforgettable. >> it's the last news for steam. a womens woman using hair on barbie giving them a all natural make over. >> that's a good thing to do. that's it for us tonight. back at 11:00. >> thank you for watching >> pelley: tonight, will there be a tax increase for the holidays? the president warns house republicans... >> the clock is ticking. time is running out. >> pelley: and they fire back. >> i need the president to help out! >> pelley: bob schieffer and nancy cordes are covering the battle over the payroll tax. dean reynolds and wyatt andrews on our new poll that finds a three-way tie for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. gingrich, romney, and none of the above. cynthia bowers is covering a deadly blizzard in the plains and a high school football coach finds the team's toughest opponent is poverty. seth doane on what he did to defeat it. captioning sponsored by cbs

jones industrials still in positive territory, up by 1%. the euro hit a low today, dropping well below the $1.29 mark. currently, trading for $1.2945.pilots at a gone on a 24-hour strike. the union is demonstrating against their plans to set up a discount carrier for european flights, and pilots feared the salaries will be too low. iberia to cancel over a third of all flights on thursday. leaving thousands stranded. >> some 10,000 passengers were forced to wait for hours at the the pilots walked out. airline officials said they were able to receipt of affected passengers. but it was still an inconvenience for many holiday travelers. >> it is criminal to be striking out of all times, while so many traveling. it is bat for their image. >> they have to strike sometime, but why me? >> it is not fair. i am stuck here with my daughter, just off an 11-hour flight. >> in march, iberia is planning to launch a new unit, budget carrier iberia express, to handle its short and medium haul flights. pilots feared the new airline will pay lower wages. the strike is set to last until midnight. >> in new year's eve in germany can be very colorful and

all-tech day trader nell jones, who has managed to evade the killer once, is still hiding in a dark utility closet, terrorized, wondering if she will be marks next victim. >> i heard running and then i heard one shot fire out, and then an incredible, overwhelming stench of gunpowder, which told me that barton had just passed by. >> eyewitness descriptions of the suspect, a man wearing a red shirt and khaki pants, are broadcast on television and radio. from their office tower facing piedmont road, bookkeeper laurie woodard and her co-workers watch as bedlam unfolds in front of them. >> people are glued to the windows, this whole side of the building, people are glued to the windows. >> while keeping a close eye on the police action as they cordon off the area, lori hears the description of the suspect over the radio. >> and i thought, well, that's kind of strange because that's just what they announced and here he comes -- or here comes someone dressed like that and it didn't seem like anybody was stopping him. >> shocked, lori realizes she might actually be watching the suspect escape. from her vantage point she could see what the killer c

>>mark: after yesterday's three of a 47 point drop on the dow jones, they are down 80 right now, just above 12,000 and 12,025th floor of the nasdaq is mainly on or fulfill her. half they are down 13.5 percent right now downfall of $4 a share, is very disappointing earnings coming out this quarter. >>mark: the latest out of washington, ace deal may and every american worker could be the price. payroll taxes could be delayed backup for one of its 60 million workers. that if anyone has get a paycheck. the senate passed a two month extension of the payroll tax cut. the house of representatives is refusing to do so saying that they want to pass a full one-year extension or nothing at all. fifth legislation is of passed by new year's, cable taxes for will go backup. that means an average worker making 50,000 a year would pay 80,000--$80 a more in taxes. almost 2 million dues extended unemployment benefits if congress does not act. congress would also take the cuts in medicare payments. the house speaker's book this went to discuss this building. >> all we are asking for is to get senate mem

>>mark: we have had two losing sessions for the dow jones. it is now solidly below 12,000. the euro is sliding as well, falling below $1.30. >>darya: oakland city officials say that protests over the occupy movement on monday have really cost the city jobs across the port of oakland. the actual dollar count on the destruction at the port is still being calculated, but since the date the economic activity generated is about 8.5 billion a day in revenue, taxes and wages, the figure for 1 days destruction is likely to be in the billions. the figure for the police overtime has to be added to what has already been spent. >>mark: more on the weather forecast and traffic around the bay area right after the break. we have a little bit of fog over the city. temperatures are starting to slow a bit. >>james: here is a view from the roof camera looking back over san francisco. we have a subfreezing temperatures in the north bay. we are at or below freezing for a good bit of wine country. this afternoon, upper 50s the mix of sun early on but then the clouds began to build by evening. ov

today traditionally marks the busiest shipping day of the year with cyber shopping and spending up, forecasters predict it could be busiest today. >>> the dow jones closed in negative territory. >>> disgraced former penn state football coach jerry sandusky is preparing to face his accuser in court tomorrow. >> allegations he sexually ab e abused him when they were children. jay gray has the latest from state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: on the eve of his first hearing on more than 50 charges of child sexual abuse, we are getting a better idea of the defense strategy for sandusky. >> they are all following a similar pattern. >> reporter: the tearn suggesting the victims are working together toward a high dollar civil suit. >> what you are being told by people, in some cases involving at least one of the accusers, that's all they are talking about, what they want to do with all the money they are going to get. >> they dismissed the theory of collusion and cash. >> that's ridiculous. >> reporter: several victims are expected to testify. there are questions of whether a key witness will testify and what he might say. he told the grand jury he

jones went up 120 points and the nasdaq chimed by 20 points. it was the 4th straight day of gains. the stock market is closed on monday to mark the christmas holiday. >>> the demand for commercial real estate is on the rise in the silicone valley. this is the best year for the industry in decades. >> reporter: off of highway 101, prime real estate, vice able to motorists. buildings ready to lead. the officer space is being snatched up. >> it has been good all year. yes, we are really happy with how things turned out. the company had a record year. >> reporter: john with cornish and carry real estate says this is the company's best year in leasing since 1935. he says the demand for class a high-level office space went up. silicone valley companies like facebook and linkedin are just a few of the businesses. >> as the companies do well from a sales standpoint and growth standpoint they need more space. we are lucky enough to have that in our part of the country. >> reporter: apple led leasing two million square feet of office space and google leasing 1.5. this was built in 2007. it sat empty in the last year hp, mo torolla and

and paflock to jesus and a 1-1 tie and jones skates in on yami and the goal makes it 2-1, edmonton and the sharks get even, joe thornton on a four on four and mark edward behalf of thetic finds thornton and brings it home after two and here is the play on a power play, dan boil starts it and jamie mcginn touches it and so does joe mcvelkie and sets up marlowe and that held up and 3- 2 win puts san jose in a tie with dallas in a pacific that division with 37 points. >>> the sharks coached by sutter and according to reports he is about to take over the los angeles kings and he will be the 3rd coach of the year to replace john stevens serving on an interrim basis after murray was fired last week. >>> the nba season looked like it may not happen got started exhibition style. mark jackson's team hosting sacramento and one of just two preseason games, the newly acquired dominic mcguire finds uto for an easy two and monte ellis spotting seth curry and he drains the 3 on the way to a 22-point game and monte to mcguire after the king had cut into the lead. and then monte doing it on the scoring drive and the warriers 107 to 96 and they will play the king

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mark warren said absolutely. i went to interview ms. virginia jones, one of my heroes in the nation. people stand in the trenches and front lines of the american dream and do whatever they can to make this country be real, makes a promise real, standing there interviewing her and she tells me this story that shocked me. i've known her a long time at that point. served in the american military and was amazing and she it's a knock on her door and it's not an arrogant guy like me saying he wanted to help it was just a woman crying, couldn't speak to her. a greater by the arms and said follow me and it dragged her down five flights of stairs to the lobby and ms. jones comes to the lobby and sees her son lying on the ground with bullet holes and she's telling me the story. i wheeled into the lobby, fell upon his chest and immediately he was dead. you hear a story like that and it is the most unnatural thing for a parent to have to bury a child and i remember putting down my reporter's hand looking at her and the first thing that came to mind was a stupid thing to say. no one tells you how

mark warren said absolutely. i went to interview ms. virginia jones, one of my heroes in the nation. people stand in the trenches and front lines of the american dream and do whatever they can to make this country be real, makes a promise real, standing there interviewing her and she tells me this story that shocked me. i've known her a long time at that point. served in the american military and was amazing and she it's a knock on her door and it's not an arrogant guy like me saying he wanted to help it was just a woman crying, couldn't speak to her. a greater by the arms and said follow me and it dragged her down five flights of stairs to the lobby and ms. jones comes to the lobby and sees her son lying on the ground with bullet holes and she's telling me the story. i wheeled into the lobby, fell upon his chest and immediately he was dead. you hear a story like that and it is the most unnatural thing for a parent to have to bury a child and i remember putting down my reporter's hand looking at her and the first thing that came to mind was a stupid thing to say. no one tells you how

marks the end of the recession that began in december of 2007." wall street, let me tell you, they are not in a recession. check out how the dow jonesone up in the past three years. you in the market? you ought to be. the nation's gdp growth has been in positive territory since president obama's first year. you like that? so i guess we're down to two options here. one is that mitt romney is completely divorced from reality. option two is he's lying and willing to say anything to get elected. and i vote for option two. >> i think people recognize that i'm not a partisan republican, that i'm someone who is moderate and my views are progressive. >> moderate. it's one thing for mitt romney to flip-flop on his own positions, it's another thing for him to blatantly lie over and over again about the existing record of the president of the united states. i'm joined tonight by joy-ann reid, msnbc contributor and managing editor of the grio.com. john nichols, washington correspondent for "the nation" magazine. joy-ann. >> great to be here. >> will the real mitt romney please stand up? >> it's amazing. what you seeing here is desperation. mitt