if you would mike to register you need a $300,000 cashiers check as a deposit. it was all going so well until the numbers came out. >> are the shoes included? >> they better be. >> shoes. that's great. >> 41 million when it's all said and done something like that. >> did i hear this right? 5,000-square-foot patio? >> deck. >> the deck. >> right on the cliffs there overseeing the beautiful bay. >> we need to win the lottery. >> someday. >>> business now. stock futures headed south as the white house stages that last-ditch effort on taxes and spending. erica ferrari of

my cashier said, hey, you're my hero. and then after that a lot of people tell me that. >>> coming up -- >> i don't know what he was doing. >> -- a detention officer has his own idea of courtroom etiquette. and, later, a holiday humbug who will not be making santa's nice list. >> holy cow, could this be the same lady? >> when "caught on camera: in the act" continues. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios tend to weigh less than those who don't. if we want to improve our schools... ... what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. >>> former president george h.w. bush will probably not be disc

. >> reporter: since last summer the cashiers at cole hardware are required to carefully examine most bills. >> we have a procedure in place where every cashier that takes a bill $20 or larger must check the bill in three different ways. >> reporter: back in august the mom and pop operation got stung with 3 counterfeit $100 bills a big hit for the small business. >> there is no recourse really. once we have already taken the money, it's just -- we're just out of luck. >> you see the difference in the portraits? >> reporter: charles white of the secret service says 55,000 in counterfeit bills show up at northern california banks every week a number that usually increase during the holidays. and whether it's a bank, business or an individual, if they accept it, they're out of luck. >> there is no part of the government that it's going to reimburse them for their loss. >> reporter: the best way to judge if a suspect bill is real is do a side by side comparison with a bill you know is real. >> see the difference right away. look at his eyes. >> reporter: he says counterfeit can't match th

the cashier. no, i'm just calling because i want to ask your permission to resell my old copy of my aim is true. >> well, obviously, we're friends but i have got to get my back wet on this. what kind of money are we talking about? >> stephen: i'm going to put it in the dollar bin. >> i'm honored. was's my take. >> stephen: i'm offering you 12 cents. >> stephen, that is my debut album. it's-- to the deadening of romantic dream its and an irreplacable moment in my youth. i want 15 cents. >> stephen: i'll give you 14. >> 14 and throw something in from the garage sale. >> stephen: like what? >> a used bun dt pan. >> stephen: a used bun dt pan? i'm sorry, elvis, the best i can do is a dented miff intin. >> sold! you fell for my trap. i already have a bun dt pan. >> stephen: you son of a bitch. >> have fun with sting. >> stephen: well-- hello? (cheers and applause) welling that's done. of course now i just to find marconi's number so i can sell my clock radio. we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome ba

. >> nobody wants to be the cashier that took the bad bill. >> the three step process to tell real cashgus bills. >> there is more rain on the radar tonight. a lot of you up in the north bay are probably saying enough is enough. you got a half foot of rain last week. here are more showers on cbs 5 hi-def doppler. find out when you'll get a break that's going to last a long time coming up. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell at the embarcadero ice rink and tonight santa claus will come on and give what he thinks the gift should be for the local sports teams. it's always a lot of fun. coming up in just a few minutes. netflix has grabbed the rigs to show disney movies. the announcement is a breakthrough for the embattd video service. this is the first time a major hollywood studio >>> netflix has grabbed the rights to show disney movies. the announcement is a breakthrough for the embattled video service. this is the first time a major hollywood studio has sold rights to netflix instead of a network like hbo or showtime. beginning in 2016, netflix will be able to show disney movies about 7 months afte

-- >> these an't coal mines and slaughter houses, brenda, these are folding sweaters at the gap, cashiers. >> we need to see more unions in china where they could make a difference, they could lift wages and improve living standards there. >> absolutely. >> and keep chinese, work forces from taking jobs away from america. >> good luck with that. >> brenda: thank you for the debate. and sandy victims facing devastation one month later, so is this any time for the united nations to be using them as a fund raising tool? the cavuto gang is all over that one at the bottom of the hour. up here first, forget fees in >> forget the pain, if we fall into the financial ditch. a new regulation in the the health care law might mauck you down right sick right now. the white house just announcing plans to slap health insurers with a fee if they sell insurance dictated by the president's health care law and larry says you'll pay for it no matter where you live, huh? >> that's right. that's right, you know, administrative costs and health care are already skyrocketing and this is going it to get past the

every cashier that take as bill $20 or larger must check the bill at least three different ways. >>r: back in august they got still with three counterfeit $100 bill, a big hit for this small business. >> there is no recourse. once we take the money, we are out of luck. >> reporter: charles white of the secret service say about 55,000 of the bills show up every week, a number that increases during the holidays. whether it is a bank, business or individual, if they accept it, they are out of luck. >> there is no part of the government that will reimburse them for their lost. >> reporter: the way to say if it is real, do a side by side comparison with a bill you know is real. >> you can see the difference right away. >> reporter: he says counterfit can't match the intricate detail in a real bill, something obvious around the portrait. >> it is flat on the paper. >> reporter: other clue, real bills have features like a security thread, watermarks and color-shifting ink. ale kohl's goes one step further using a special pen that only marks fake bills. >> it lets us know what is legitimate

scott went to a hillsborough circumstance isle k to purchase a lucky for life ticket but the cashierit the wrong ticket and gave him a mega bucks ticket instead. >> he had the website on the computer and was staring at both of them and really truly didn't believe it. >> the cashier says she is thrilled with the mistake and the family is thinking about giving her a nice reward for her lucky bit of carelessness. that is a break and a half. >> the nation's largest coffee chain is delivering a message to congress on your coffee cup. that's ahead. but -- >>> the federal fiscal cliff is just days away. so what if we fall off? i'm michael finley. ahead on 7 on your side i will show you how to make the most out of an uncertain financial future. >> also here tonight, gun owners say they are being targeted in new york. a news paper article that >>> at the nation's capitol senators will meet tomorrow in ongoing effort to avoid the fiscal cliff. president obama is about to end his family vacation in hawaii and will arrive in washington early tomorrow to deal with the tax increases and spending c

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. >> seven security cameras roll as two teenager cashiers work the registers up front while long timeael wallace stalks the shelves. >> come to work at 2:00 in the afternoon. i was stocking some beer to put on the shelf. >> just another routine day. >> everything was real, real smooth. going smooth. >> until just before 3:00. three masked men rush in. >> they were dressed in a lot of clothes. they had things on their faces. they were carrying guns, big guns. >> they wanted the guns to be seen. they wanted to hurt somebody. >> they were going to clean us out of all the money. >> the men immediately split up. one guards the door. another makes a beeline for the back of the store, while the third heads straight for wallace. >> he come up to me, told me to get on the floor. i'll be honest with you, i was scared. you don't want to make these people madder than they already are. you buck them, they will shoot you. >> when the gunman looks away for an instant, wallace moves toward the front counter where the store's silent alarm is. >> that's when i start easing over to get behind the counte

. >> this morning, i bought coffee for the people behind behind me again and told the cashier to say it was on the house. >> you don't know what to do to help, and this is just something to make a difference and pass it on. >> i'm hoping 26 acts will catch on, and people will take care of each other. >> reporter: when so much of what goes viral online today seems silly and pointless, this has the ability to show off man's better side. at cal state east bay, this professor says this is the real power of social networks. >> the medium enables us to in a sense grieve together and recognize in a kind of ritualistic sense that we all do care and that we are expressing some concern as a society for what has happened. >> it affirms that there is good in people and that we all could have an outlook where things are better. >> reporter: while 26 acts of kindness won't change the world, they may change the way we feel about it. >>> it's been a crazy month or two. take a deep breath! nasa is promising the sun will rise on saturday. the space agency has been busy debunk think doomsday rumors for

this long time cashier says this is bringing joy. >> one lady had actually been in the hospital and when i told her, she started crying. to me, that was, you know, really a touching moment. >> o employeeings say the do gooders come -- employees say the do gooders come in all ages. >> some of our reporters showed up to help viewers in need with the salvation army. the 32 ndz annual celebrity bell ringing featured some musicians and our reporters sharing cheer and raising money. . >> and a great day to be outside. right now on the maps, just a few high clouds approaching the north bay and also the central portions of the bay. we're shifting the map south where we're looking at the fire weather watch beginning sunday through monday. they have not picked up enough rain fall so fire danger is still on the table for them. right now, we'll take a look at our current temperatures, they are dropping off currently. forecast headlines for tonight, fair skies, this weekend it will be dry, the extended we do bring in a few high clouds and a drop off in temperatures. take a look at these overnight low

people make dummy cards, so you go to purchase something, right, and it could be the cashier or someone else. i will make a dummy card out of your numbers and personal identification. and it's, you know, keep it sacred. >> okay. >> and, obviously, if cash is lost or stolen, it's gone. >> use a credit card but watch your budget. >> get more tips and advice on credit card use at erica's website, credit cardguide.com. that is credit cardguide.com. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> we leave you now with a look at the renowned glide memorial choir. i'm susan sikora. thank you for watching.

it puts promoters in a position where you bring in a cashier's check for this amount or your liquor permit will be pulled. that is not the way we should be treating these. >> we do have a centralized program that just started up. it is under the leadership acting category. right now it is across from my office. i can see the dust coming in. we have identified them. that will happen within the next few weeks. the appeals process, i will be honest, i do not know if we have one, but it is a good idea. >> thank you. can i make a comment about the10 10b centralization? be careful what you wish for. let me explain one of the potential things that is bad that could come out of it. we have a particularly good relationship with one of the officers at southern station. i would like to make sure that she continues to be our go i.t. at the last event there was no violence, not even an ambulance. if you were an event of a certain size, you would have so many officers. not necessarily something centralized that treats individual officers as entirely interchangeable, because they are not. this is a lesbi

to register, bidders only, to be registered to be a bidder, you need a $3,000 cashier's check as deposit. >> pocket change. >> chunk change? >> i don't have anything. >> there you go. >>> oh, boy. coming up in sports, key football injuries. and an eye-popping top five. and san jose state football, ,,, welcome se my lcret d you are?air.an your worst nightmare mr. box. since you foolishly brought back your bonus jack! i have copied your two pure beef patties, lettuce, melting cheese, pickles, and middle bun, plus fries and a drink for $4.49. and now you will tell me what is in your secret sauce!! uh, i think i know. "we all know," "pretty obvious." you couldn't tell me when i handed out the wiener-dog lasers!?! ...they needed a military bowl game win to match it. >>> not since 1940 have the san jose state football program cranked out 11 wins. they needed a military bowl game win to match it. the spartans head coach in washington, d.c. against bowling green in red. up top, to kyle nunn. oh, the scouts are gonna love that. 7-0, spartans. third quarter, san jose state down 13-10. it's a punt.

you need a $300,000 cashiers check. >> reporter: that only gets you in the door. the starting bid will be $25 million. it's believed the price will top $45 million. >> wow. tomorrow san francisco muni is throwing a birthday party. the transit agency is celebrating 100 years by offering free rides all day on all vehicles. the free ride last through 5:00 a.m. on saturday. beware, they're running on a holiday schedule this week. >> up next both the 49 earns and raiders are hurting. and what a turn around story for san jose state spartan football. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11 games... ...had not happened sinc >>> 72 years ago san jose state football went out and won 11 games. has not happened since until today. we're on the clock. that's ken bayer. spartans interim head coach. leading the men to the military bowl. quarterback, not very well. he hit kyle nun. touchdown 7-0 san jose. bowling green by one. little pass. chandler jones. doing it. spartans in front by 6. fourth quarter. bowling green got a score. falcons back up by one. 10:30 left. time enough fo

or you can grab a card, give it to the cashier and buy five, ten or $25 food for a family of for to feedm for a -- a family of four to feed them for a day. >> reporter: this is the easiest and most successful program yet. >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. over here, cathy jackson, she is the ceo of second harvest food bank from santa clara and san mateo. >> it's unbelievable what whole foods has done this year is make it so easy for people to give food to give funds to support the bay area food banks. >> reporter: when people give in their particular county or neighborhood -- >> it's really great. that food and funds stay in your own community to feed your hungry neighbors. >> reporter: amazing. in fact, let's see how much all of you at home have been giving so far. drum roll! let's check this out! whoo! >> whoo! >> $412,000! that's amazing! but it doesn't stop here. you can continue to help and contribute by visiting us online at cbssf.com/food. eyewitness news from san mateo continues. we'll be right back. after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer.

to register, bidders only, to be registered to be a bidder, you need a $3,000 cashier's check as depositocket change. >> chunk change? >> i don't have anything. >> there you go. >>> oh, boy. coming up in sports, key football injuries. and an eye-popping top five. and san jose state football, every reason to be proud! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...they needed a military bowl game win to match it. >>> not since 1940 have the san jose state football program cranked out 11 wins. they needed a military bowl game win to match it. the spartans head coach in washington, d.c. against bowling green in red. up top, to kyle nunn. oh, the scouts are gonna love that. 7-0, spartans. third quarter, san jose state down 13-10. it's a punt. goes to the end zone. it's a 1-point bowling green lead. later, in the 3rd, it's fales going to work. a simple pass. oh, that is chandler jones. touchdown spartans. 4th quarter, a score from john pettigrew. so the falcons went back up by one point. but too much time left. spartans rally. they get a field goal to retake the lead. then they put it away with de'leon eskridge.

there are a number of system interfaces, including address, parcel, cashiering, et cetera. we are meeting with various different team members to define those requirements and document them. we have continued meetings with planning where we identify enterprise level processes, process improvement for what starts in planning, what starts in dbi, the hand offs between the two organizations and how we will work it with the new system. our next steps are we're in the process of putting fogt -- together a letter to invite the citizen access committee members to a meeting january 30. we will continue the development stages i explained for the excella automation and the excella public portal. we will complete the test cases and do the kick off with our staff. be glad to answer any questions. >> so just what we got your list, we put our list together from the dbi site. have planning got back together with you -- you said 16? >> yes. >> so that list is put together now? >> yes, we're in the process of finalizing that and we'll be sending out that letter. >> do dbi, do we have a meeti

remember, i worked in a cardboard box factory, i had to join the teamsters and i worked as a supermarket cashier to join the retail clerks union. so could it get to fast food? absolutely. you're right, brenda, it can because they're flexing their muscle and have the backing of the current political environment. >> brenda: larry. >> brenda, the younes need to reinvent themselves. if they need to get into my skilled jobs and earn higher wages and that's the key. >> you're right and the ia of organizing the lowest end of the structure here is, as jos says, the average lifetime of employee i think is nine months in the fast food business so it's antithetical and-- >> these aren't coal mines and slaughter houses, brenda, these are folding sweaters at the gap, shiers. >> we need to see more unions in china where they could make a difference, they could lift wages and impro living standards there. >> absolutely. >> and keep chinese, work forces from taking jobs away from america. >> good luck with that. >> brenda: thank you for the debate. and sandy victims facing devastation one month later, so is thi

it's open to registered bidders only and in order to be a registered bidder you need a $300,000 cashiers check. >> reporter: that just gets you in the door to bid. the starting bid will be $25 million but it's believed the price will top $45 million. in belvidere, don ford, cbs 5. >> belvidere's version of a short sale i suppose. >>> the storm that hit 30 states this week finally on the way out of the country. it's part of the same storm system that spawned dozens of tornadoes. at least 15 people died, thousands lost their power. now the bad weather continues to delay flights in the northeast and that is bad news for holiday travelers trying to get home. >> only 45 minutes away fingers crossed it will stay that way. >> hopefully get us to the airport on time hopefully. >> the storm now moving through new england and into canada. but forecasters say more snow could hit the east coast this weekend. and we did check with sfo a few minutes ago. right now flights to and from new york delayed by up to an hour. airports gearing up for what's supposed to be a very busy travel weekend. >>> here i

. >> when it comes time to use the gift card in the store, the cashier can then scan the boar code on smart phone or manually enter in the numbers listed on your smart phone. it's a great way to digitally organize all of your gift cards you don't have to worry about losing them or forgetting them. >> and if any gift card or traditional gift card isn't a good fit get cash for it through a website like cardhub.com. which is also a great idea. >> you know brian i'll tell her. >> thanks so much for calling he says merry christmas by the way. >> having a little fun. >> he's asleep. >>> all right a big christmas tradition packing the entire family all in the car driving around admiring all the christmas decor. i used to do this with the kids. >> we did too and we got a spot on the peninsula you have to see here. check out eucalyptus avenue in san carlos. this identify time of the year the street is known as christmas tree lane. the entire block goes all as you can see in a big way. homeowners doll lop the houses and provide hot chocolate, a warm fire and yep even a little bit of snow. >> th

. >> the person who prevented the robbery actually is the cashier's brother. >> oh, wow. >> j.c. penney has spent the year tinkering with new ways to get people in the stores and as cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts shows us, the chain now finds itself right back where it started. >> i got two coupons so i came in to use them. >> reporter: they're back, coupons at j.c. penney. the store famously got rid of coupons and sales earlier this year and replaced them with everyday low prices but while the signs say no coupons, they have sales. they reportedly emailed friends and family coupons offering a three-day discount last week. >> i think their core customer base is hungry for deals. >> reporter: a professor of retail strategy at santa clara university says that was clear by the customer turningout on black friday. the store tidessed its one and only sale of the year and long- time customers who had been staying away showed up asking for more. >> people have to have something to look forward to. >> reporter: everyday low prices aren't going to get you in the door? >> no, i c

finance ministers meeting in brussels they're expected to ok this cashiering as part of their monthly meeting but what it tells me for spain is that they join the likes of portugal and italy along with greece as countries who are entering this festive period hardly full of the joys of christmas regarding their finances the spanish people as showed in the recent past that they are very much upset with the current situation in their country and the fact that the government's asking for money in order to bail out the banks well that's hardly going to put them in good stead with the spanish people who are already. here really against the way that the government is handling the situation. over there let's discuss this now with chairman of the libertarian party in the netherlands germany on the line to you well thirty seven point five billion that's a lot of money is it enough is the question. it probably is not enough because there is a fundamental flaw within the banking system which is that. the government has basically taken over the banks they created the banking cartel they created th

or rite aid or duane reed or whatever they hire more cashiers because they have more customers and they have more people buying things because of this government stimulus but then the government stimulus goes away and so that spending dries up and those people lose their jobs was that a good investment by the government but i'm not sure that's the right question more and i mean maybe the better question is was that a good decision to remove that spending if it led to unemployment so you know with the case of the payroll tax a lot of people right now say if the payroll tax cut expires and everybody has two percent more taken out of their paychecks come the start of the new year that this is going to lead to less spending in the economy and lower job creation every economist i've talked to so. to recognize that so the question is then should we should we be taking two percent more away from people when unemployment is high and it's going to potentially lead to more unemployment so if the private sector can't get there on its own and you know it almost never does i'm all for private sector

in order to be a registered bidder you need a $300,000 cashiers check. >> reporter: that only gets youn the door bid. the starting bid will be $25 million. but it's believed the price will top $45 million. in belvidere, don ford, cbs 5. >> okay. so everyone here including the producer and director say you need to buy it and then invite us all over. >> 300k not a problem. my payments are going through the roof though. i have to finance what $41 million? what a beautiful -- my question is, how come it hasn't sold? >> it's expensive! that's why. >> some movie star out there has all that do re mi. >> come on. >> san francisco, right at your fingertips? we'll come over every night. >>> it is 4:57. coming up, san francisco taking action against distract walking. >> and the city has a gift for commuters. >> it is a centennial celebration muni is celebrating 100 years in san francisco. the best part is they are giving you a present. we'll tell you what it is in just a moment. >> all right, cate. plus despite thousands of american parents waiting for their new additions, vladimir putin stops u.

we have cashier positions available. >> that is the answer we wanted. okay. if you would like to visit debra sellers market on market street, visit the website at sellersmarkets.com. we leave you with another look at michael tucker and jill ikenberry as they perform to help raise money for aids and hiv in the bay area. i'm susan sikora, thank you for watching. >> stop clothing him now. brush up your shakespeare and the women you will wow. just to claim a few lines from othello, and she'll think you're a heck of a fella. >> if your blonde won't respond when you flatter her, teller what -- cleopatra. >> and you still can be shocked she pretends well, just remind her that all's well that ends well. brush up your shakespeare and they'll all -- brush up your shakespeare, stop holding him now. brush up your shakespeare. and the women you will wow. if you can't

pc code that a cashier can scan and will be displayed on your gene. or regift gift cards you don't want. this is a quick way to send someone a gift. enter the information onto a gift card and can send one that gift card value like a digital gift card through facebook, e- mail, or text. pretty convenient. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> families across the u.s. will have to rely on other sources of entertainment like you did last night for christmas eve. netflix is still down. the video streaming service is having some problems. it was hit with a christmas eve outage and the los gatos company tweeted an apology but don't know when it will be up. it's christmas day. maybe your netflix is not working. amazon's infrastructure is what netflix uses and netflix blames that. good luck watching a movie if that's your choice. you will have to go and put the boots on and head to the real movies. 9:21 right now. we'll be back with more in just a couple of minutes. let's get a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge and you can see the deck is wet and there