police body could be as far away as new york or arizona. even surrounded a home in stockton hoping that he would be inside. there could be a break in the case. there is credible evidence that he is back in the bay area but they are not going into details. >>darya: 6:42 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge. we are following the work that is being done on the day bridge. it is a pretty quiet commute with a lot of people taking the day ended the week off. we will be right back. >>mark: one person killed and four others injured in the latest shooting in oakland. to people suffering not life threatening injuries. on saturday, to the people were shot in the 1200 block of seventh street. police have no suspects in saturday's shootings. foster city police concluded that the death on friday was a homicide. fleas were initially unable to determine a cause of the man to death, they only said that it was it was suspicious. investigators responded to the crime scene and after several hours conc

>> well, you know, when you are a company and located in chicago and selling products to new york or arizona you don't get paid, you know what to do. you know how to collect. you know what the laws are. it's not difficult to collect on the sales. it's not a risk to your business. the difficulty is if you have a company selling products to india, saudi arabia, brazil and columbia, if they don't pay, what do you do. >> what do you do from the start so it doesn't happen? >> most important, know your customer. you should know your customer and have a knowledge of what their business is and their reliability. two, we can help you step in by providing insurance. we insure the receivable. there's a company we work with in miami that sells surgical supplies. they sell them to egypt, libya, iraq -- what we do is insure the receivable. >> got it. then you suggest you offer foreign buyers financing. a lot of people don't have to cash to pay up front. this is incentive for them. >> sure. in a case like that, usually it's for capital goods. we sold solar technology to india. in that case, we provide the

new york today with donald trump. as politico reports tonight, virtually no one is in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina or even florida. if you're looking for a gop hopeful, try new york or arizonar washington, d.c. and other than rick santorum in iowa and buddy roemer in new hampshire, they're not heading there for days. for states that are used to seeing their presidential candidates up close and repeatedly, seeing candidates opt for fund-raisers and televised debates instead of chicken dinners and town halls is a big change. joining me now is msnbc analyst steve schmidt. steve is the former senior adviser to the mccain/palin '08 presidential campaign and senior strategist in the bush/cheney '04 presidential campaign and managed governor arnold schwarzenegger's 2006 re-election campaign. steve, with herman cain out of the race, how long do you think it will take for polls to stabilize in the migration of voters from cain's support to wherever they're going? they seem to be heading possibly to gingrich more so than romney. >> i suspect what you're going to see, lawrence, is a consolidation of support to newt gingrich. he will continue to rise in the polls, but he'll level off a

at one point they thought he could be as far away as new york or arizona.he even surrounded a home in stockton hoping that he would be inside. there could be a break in the case. there is credible evidence that he is back in the bay area but they will not go into details. >>mark: headed into christmas week, let's get an update on the forecast. call a look at the 7 day forecast. >>james: i think you'll like what you see. this is a view from the roof camera this morning. it is cloudy and mild. that will not last. tomorrow and for the next few days we're looking for valley frost. mild with afternoon sunshine. this holiday week and we're looking to be dry and mild first, let's talk about what is happening right now. temperatures are mild. this will also have some of beginning to develop our. other this is in the areas of yellow and orange, that is where half a man who mild or left mild facility. temperatures deceptive look like this year it offered 505 low 60s. possibly 60 degrees in oakland today. a lot 60s across the north bay. call here is a quick look at yo

at one point they thought he could be as far away as new york or arizona. the even surrounded a home and stopped hoping he would be inside, but they had no luck. there could be a break in the case as credible evidence says he is back in the bay area. they are not going into details. we're hoping to talk to a homicide detective this morning. if that happens we will give you the latest on this manhunt. saw >>mark: a san francisco philanthropist warren hellman has died at the age of 77. he died yesterday evening from complications with leukemia. he was the founder of hellman and friedman and was known by many as the founder of the hugely popular hardly strictly music festival in golden gate park. officials renamed speed weight metal in golden gate park which is the site of the bluegrass festival. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >>mark: staff had to fog in the north bay. this afternoon we're looking for cloud cover and fog. a lot of sunshine although it will be cold as we head into the overnight hours. we could very well see frost in the

new york city. a place people want to come. >> bill: with a half million illegal aliens you are not doing what arizona does or alabama does or her states where they are cracking down and saying look, we don't really want these people here, you are not doing that in new york city. >> part of the economy, everybody that's here undocumented should find a way to get documented. this country should be in control of its borders. this country should not be undocumented but it should be open to people around the world. without that we are not going to stay a super power, bill. >> bill: what do you say to people who say mr. mayor these people cheated. there is an immigration process they went around it. they broke our laws. you are rewarding them by allowing them to stay and take part in new york city's infrastructure which costs money. >> think how we got here 1986 we had big immigration reform and congress did what congress always does. they talk tough. >> bill: and did nothing. >> and did nothing. they pass laws but then they don't fund it so that you can enforce the laws so yes the 11 million is down to 10 now. they have gone home

new york city, maybe flurries here and there. the ground is still warm from the temperatures the past few days. >> so the folks in arizona and florida are chuckling, but it's got to get here sooner or later. >> eventually. >> janice, thanks. always a pleasure. >>> it was 70 years ago today that nearly 2,400 americans died when japan bombed pearl harbor, an attack that drew the united states, of course, into world war ii. today the secretary of defense leon panetta laid a wreath at the memorial in washington, d.c. while in hawaii, the dwindling number of pearl harbor survivors gathered to remember those who were lost that day, and it was lost on no one. this will likely be their last such large gathering. nbc's george lewis is there for us tonight. george, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's been a day of remembrances, nostalgia, some tears and a lot of war stories from a band of brothers, their ranks diminished by time, who lived through a pivotal moment in american history. ♪ >> reporter: at 7:55 this morning, the exact time the japanese attack began in 1941, u.s. air force and national guard planes flew over pearl harbor in a salute to the dead. >> ladies and gen

napolitano: land the uniformity that arizona would impose burdens on immigrants that are different from those that would be imposed, say, in new jersey, or new yorke justice department in my view has a very legitimate beef because the supreme court has held consistently and uniformly that because of language in the constitution which says as quoted the congress shall enact uniform rules for immigration, this is exclusively a federal area, and when this issue has gone to the supreme court she said the states can not be different and it is up to the federal government if you do not like what the feds are doing elect a new president. whether the supreme court will say that again, we don't know. >>shepard: this is a heated issue that could have implications at election time. >>judge napolitano: absolutely the president wants the impression that he is on the side of immigrants although he has done more deportations than president and the governor in arizona is concerned about issues at her border and enacted, signed legislation to give her authority to address the issues. >>shepard: all right, it will take a while. >>judge napolitano: in the spring, a