store are going to be a bit shocked when ned of 3.60 for milk to $8 pour milk. 2016, yes 2016 with matt bai of the "new york times" magazine, the washgt post karen itemty and cnn's jessica yellen. i'm candy crowley. this is "state of the union." if sigh lentz is golden, perhaps something is up. we haven't heard much about whether a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff is in the works or out of the question. in what passes for a sign of hope, senate staff members spent saturday shuttling papers presumably containing proposals between harry reid and mitch mcconnell's offices. both the senate and house are meeting today. joins me touk at that about where things stand is darrell issa of california and done nan edwards and michigan senator debbie sab snow and jon ba wrasse o from wyoming. what's up? what is happening that you can tell us about? >> well, there's a lot of work going on right now on both sides of the aisle in the senate to come to an aagreement. to me there's take basic principle, and if everybody agrees we can go forward. that is, don't hold middle class families hostage to the debate a

in its comprehensive analysis of what happens during the secret negotiations, matt bai wrote -- the dealnraveled in large part because speaker boehner could not get his unruly caucus to go along with raising new revenue. fast forward to this year and republicans now think that deal, the one they walked away from, sounds pretty good. they're using it as a basis for their current proposal. only problem. boehner had his chance. president obama now thinks he has the upper hand. according to the "washington post's" ezra klein, quote -- >> joining us now representative chris van hollen of maryland, ranking member of the house budget committee. great to have you on the program. >> great to be with you, alex. >> let's talk a little bit about 2011 versus 2012, which is to say, the republican party is a very different negotiating position than they were last year and as ezra outlines, it sounds like john boehner would probably readily accept the deal he had at one point with the president if it were happening today. >> well, a couple things. the exact revenue level that the president was pushing f

. >> as mark members mentioned, some of the rain has swept into the south bay. matt keller joins us now. >> reporter: the showers have been on and off here. the traffic here on highway 101. now this is often a slow stretch. many people are trying to get out of town for the holidays. this is what it looked like earlier today. rain coming down as officers kept a close eye on the roads looking for speeding drivers. at the beach in santa cruz, huge swells kept surfers out of the water but brought a lot of people in the shore to see the waves. >> the way i see it, this is keeping the wilderness vibe in santa cruz alive. >> it isn't something you see all the time. these waves are picturesque. if i had my camera, i'd be taking pictures. >> reporter: ehc is expecting a full house at its shelters. they have beds for 250, bops up for an additional 100 people when it rains. law enforcement is also warning people not to drink and drive. officers and deputies are running saturation patrols in santa clara county. dui check points will take place tonight in san jose and gilroy. >>

we start with matt keller and troubles in the south bay. matt. >> i just checked the chp website. in the past half hour there have been three traffic hazards here. the first showers arrived late this morning in san jose. dangerous driving conditions on highway 17. we shah three chp cars parked oned side of the road. one of the most dangerous thing are the sharp turns. >> you've got to expect the worst. there could be a tree or rock or maybe an accident that's already there. those are the kind of things you've got to be aware of around every blind corner you drive around. >> reporter: in santa cruz umbrellas were out on the beach today. while the rain came down the waves were rolling in. 20810-foot swells crashed against the rocks but not a surfer in sight. >> i'm surprisened. i predict within a half hour there will be a half dozen guys. >> the waves are gorgeous. >> reporter: shelters are filled to capacity. workers at the regional reception center say they have beds for 250, but when the weather gets rough they open it up for an additional 100 people. >> it's going to rain bucket

thank you. >>> president fong, commissioners, matt reagan with the bay area council. we're a business sponsored public policy advocacy organization. we do a lot of research on the health of the region's economy. one of the key factors we have constantly come to our attention is that the qualitiv of our environment here in the bay area is key, is a very key factor to maintaining our economic health and vitality. we need strong economic -- sorry, environmental protections and regulations. we have come to the conclusion that c-e-q-a provides none of that. c-e-q-a is a law that is for all intents and purposes obsolete. some of the people who spoke before me mentioned that many, many federal and state statutes that have been passed since c-e-q-a was written into law in 1970, that duplicate what c-e-q-a does. all of c-e-q-a currently does is absent those additional protections is put in place a very lengthy process for review and a very low threshold for litigation. that low threshold for litigation invites bad players into the process. if you look at who sues projects and

ktvu's matt keller is live in the south bay where people were dealing with street flooding and powerages. >> believe it or not this is an improvement here. the water was several feet higher earlier today threatening homes. >> reporter: this morning it was a bad time to be on the roads. a man, woman and child were inside, stuck in the intersection. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: they had to wait for a tow truck. nearby, the pumps were working hard. but the water was still high. near the tops of benches and barbecues. neighbors have the rising creek behind them. >> we hope it won't flood. >> reporter: emergency workers were concerned it could get worse and were getting ready a temporary shelter. a break in the rain and blue skies prevented them from needing it. a chain saw after this tree crashed. in mountain view a tree went down on these apartments. a photo shows it poking through the ceiling. making more work for people. >> it is messy. >> reporter: a pg&e crew told me they have been working 16 hour days since the storms started on wednesday. i checked pg&e's websi

. >>> bay area may have a secret weapon when it comes to employment. ktvu's matteller tells us a report shows high tech workers have a ripple effect on the local economy. >> reporter: lunchtime in north san jose can sometimes look like a race to east with hungry workers bringing their www.s. >> weservethem--theirwallets. >> weservethem. givethemabig-- >> reporter: their wallets. >> we serve them. give them a big bag. >> anywhere you see concentration of high tech workers you will see various other services pop up, restaurants, coffee shops. and hair cutting salons and various other services that workers demand. >> reporter: services like dental care. perfect smile expanded into this office in north san jose and hired 10 new employees because of demand. >> we had new patients come in and our practice is growing because of the industry. >> reporter: they lead with 20% of the workers in the high tech industry. >> since i am younger i am a engineer, i spend a lot of my money. >> reporter: the bay area counsel projects the demand will be stronger compared to other indu

. >>> bay area may have a secret weapon when it comes to employment. ktvu's matt keller tells us a report shows high tech workers have a ripple effect on the local economy. >> reporter: lunchtime in north san jose can sometimes look like a race to east with hungry workers bringing their www.s. >> weservethem--theirwallets. >> weservethem. givethemabig-- >> reporter: their wallets. >> we serve them. give them a big bag. >> anywhere you see concentration of high tech workers you will see various other services pop up, restaurants, coffee shops. and hair cutting salons and various other services that workers demand. >> reporter: services like dental care. perfect smile expanded into this office in north san jose and hired 10 new employees because of demand. >> we had new patients come in and our practice is growing because of the industry. >> reporter: they lead with 20% of the workers in the high tech industry. >> since i am younger i am a engineer, i spend a lot of my money. >> reporter: the bay area counsel projects the demand will be stronger compared to other in

. >>> we'll hear from matt to roberta who says that we had some record highs in the bay area? >> yes, 56 degrees at the airport in oakland, which broke an old record of 65 set back in 1976. then canfield, the wild way of the north bay at 70 degrees, shattering the old record set back in 1934 and 1936. do you know what this is? take a wild guess. the bay bridge in the background, that's a climb that's a fire boat house. >> oh my gosh. >> and it was all decked out in christmas and holiday cheer. and thank you to all of the wonderful firefighters who did that. today and the city of san francisco, near the fire station, 66 degrees. 68 in redwood city. low 70s in santa rosa and in napa, 57 degrees. 57 degrees in san jose and 5 degrees above average for this time of the year. the beautiful lights, where currently the air temperature tumbled down to 57 degrees. another chilly night with the cool air mass in place and the clear skies. overnight 39 in santa rosa. mid-30 expz throughout fairfield, into the delta, 43 in mountain view. pretty similar conditions around the santa clara vall

. >>> atlanta quarterback matt ryan connected on three touchdown passes as falcons handed new york giants their first regular-season shutout. >>> green bayaptured their second afc title over their arch rivals chicago bears and the houston texans are nfc south champions. with a win over the indianapolis colts. >>> saturday night live changed the format of its opening this week in order to pay tribute of the victims of the sandy hook elementary school. instead of a comedy sketch, a children's choir led it with a rendition of "silent night." ♪ so tender and mild ♪ sleep in heavily peace ♪ sleep in heavenly peace #. >> it was really nice for them to start the show that way, i thought it was very thoughtful. it's hard for a show to address a story of such magnitude. >> you know, it was -- it was, you're right. it was the perfect way to do it and such a nice way to acknowledge it. it's nice to see everything coming together the way they are. >> this is first look on msnbc. stay tuned. way too early starts right now. >>> since i have been president, this is the fourth time we have come together to comfort a grieving community torn apart by a ma

company uses it could be used as a matt in a school for instance and in an emergency for protection. miguel marquez, cnn, salt lake city. >>> still ahead, an east bayher thought she was prepared for the worst. >> i froze. i know cpr. at least i thought i did. >> coming up, what she is doing now to make sure that even the youngest first responders are ready in a medical emergency. >> cold and dry, wet and wild tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that coming up next. ,,,, [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone round. a smoked, shank half ham y 99 cents a pound. get breyer's ice cream for $2.88 and dessert will surely shine. make it a grand finale with starbucks just $6.99. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. >>> it was another frosty start to the day but the winds are picking up and they are going to be whipping toward the evening hours tonight as the storm system makes its way a little bit closer. hi-def doppler showing things are quiet here but just a little further to the north, you can s

matt reagan. joan wood. brent platter. tim colin. and shannon gallagher. >>> commissioners, i'm arthur feinstein. i'm chair of the san francisco bay chapter of the sierra club and i'm following up with my friend sue vaughan carrying on her message to you, which is for you to disapprove this or reject this proposal as it now stands. you had quite a few letters from lawyers expressing concerns over this and most of them, if not all, have told you basically that there are parts of this that simply violate state statute. you've had your own lawyer say no, and the supervisor said no, it's not the case. but concerning how many lawyers have found those kind of conflicts, we ask that you step back and start another process of deliberation to make sure that this does not itself end up in court, which is what you're trying to achieve to begin with, a simplified process that doesn't have that. i do want to bring up the issue of why we have c-e-q-a in the first place, to try and remind everybody what the context is, because this is being framed as c-e-q-a is just a burden we have to get throughv so we can do development. and, so, i would like

bay. >> i wouldn't be surprised if other people like brad and ben and matt started doing the same thing.ou wouldn't? really? oh, this is terrible. hold on, let me just say, in my defense -- the only reason i know you were pulling off your hair is you didn't wear any hair to the emmys. >> let's do more hair jokes. come on, this is great. this is so much fun. >> jimmy: you know what? i feel like you're being very emotional right now. >> i'm a professional. i can go on with this interview. >> jimmy: i'm going to reassemble this and put it on my alphabetized motorized tire rack. you'll be right before tony danza's tie, alphabetically, okay? and then i'll give it back to you. well, i'm very sorry about that, but i can't help but feel like you brought it on yourself. [ laughter ] >> my hair loss. we're back to the hair. >> jimmy: i blame your parents. it is very good to see you. i'm sweating a little bit now. >> it was either the tie or i would go buy a little hairpiece that i could throw in your face. >> jimmy: don't worry, it won't be long for me. karma will get me eventually. this is an int

the san francisco bay and the sale or lease of development the sea wall bounded in embarcadero roadway beale and bryant streets. >> good afternoon commissioners. i am jennifer mattes from economic work force development. on behalf of a team of forks we're here to present the first comprehensive hearing on the project that would include a multipurpose arena that would be home to the golden state warriors. we have been working with citizen advisory committees set up through the port by the request of supervisor jane kim since august and this is the first opportunity to give you a comprehensive overview of some of the aspects of the project we have been talking about as well as talk to you about the fiscal feasibility report that is going to be considered by the board of supervisors budget and finance committee tomorrow. as you're aware the chapter 29 of the code requires that there are findings of fiscal feasibility for certain public /private and public projects flrd to move forward and commence in environmental review and we prepared a fiscal feasibility report and revie

matt damon. we ran out of time for him. he will be rescheduled. thank you for watching and good night. >> sky 7 hd over east bay plant where a massive fair gutted the building and forced people to get out fast. good evening. >> we are now learning what was happening at the time this fir broke out. those flames quickly engulfed cnh enterprise at pwoing avenue not far from interstate 6 80. amma is at the scene for us live tonight with the latest. >>reporter: it really is fortunate that nobody was injured in this fire. cnh enterprise known for precision machining, we will go fabricating that means that inside this building here they had things leak combustible oi oil, flammable gas, metal shavings all burning. there is a machine shop as well as some offices one of the employee tolds me that he believes the fir began near one of the machines. with you building is so badly burned nobody has been let inside so investigators still don't know exactly what caused the fire cnh enterprise in free mont a mere shell of whether it was hours ago. firefighters don't yet know what sparked the intensely hot fire that tore throug

matt damon. tomorrow night, jon stewart and stephen colbert and music from the avett brothers. thank you for watching. good night, brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] the bay area tonight. these pictures from marin county where there is a steady rain already falling. now we can show you a live picture of the golden gate bridge where you can see the slick roadway, and it is going to be that way in all likelihood for your morning commute. and in the sierra, chain restrictions are in affect over donner summit and snow is falling in the mountains. i'm dan ashley. carolyn johnson is off. let's start with sandhya patel to begin our storm watch coverage. sandhya, how does it look on live doppler 7hd? >> the storm is getting its act together and we are see something downpours. i am going to show you whenner it is raining moderate to heavy at this hour as we take you down to street level here around had to drive and santa rosa. you can see stoney point road. we are seeing heavier returns here and petaluma heading out toward bennett valley road. we are also seeing some moderate rainfall around the boys hot springs area and some lighter rainfall out toward the fairfi

bay. that showers will move further south tuesday into the evening hour. the heavier stuff you can see said rosa palo mattore heavy rain in the north bay as well. into wednesday morning we could see some moderate to heavy rainfall. again i am not expecting this rain to last a long time. we want to keep that in mind as we are still dealing with start clean up in the next couple of days. highs for today 63 for palo alto 61 for sunnyvale fremont in the lower 60s. a pretty nice day compared to the last few days. walnut creek lower 60s castro valley 62 san leandro 61 alameda 59 danville and pleasanton mid to near mid- 60s for this afternoon. the north bay is a little cooler bridgman 59 berkeley 60 sandra fell around 60 palo lomas 61 ocean beach at 60 sam francisco and downtown should get into the upper 50s. that is closed the average high for this time of year. 7 day around the bay forecast i made a couple minor adjustments here. light rain and showers tuesday and wednesday and light showers. there is a we should be dry with sun and clouds. the biggest changes for the weekend a little milder, getting close to

. >>> one south bay high school reopened today after the threat of violence there forced a shut down yesterday. as ktvu's mattkeller reports students already on edge were offered counseling and extra security. >>> a day after a bomb threat in cupertino a grim remembrance of what could happen in the wake of what happened in connecticut. >> it's pretty sad. >> reporter: classes were back in session after the santa clara county sheriff's department shut monte vista after graffiti threatening a teacher was found on campus. officials went through the campus looking for anything suspicious. >> now it shows that we have a system, we have people who know what to do and to take care of what's going on. >> reporter: school opened back up this morning after no explosive device was found on campus. the sheriff's spokesperson wouldn't tell us if the threatened teacher was under any protection. >> as far as the teacher being work today or early next week whatever time, it's up to the administration and to the teacher himself. so we're going to leave that in their hands. >> reporter: we saw sheriff's deputies patrolling the

he takes it just to get baying to his normal -- get back to his normal 28-year-old self. >> we are talking about adderall. >> matt, why do they take adderall, why not drink coffee? >> hundreds of cups. >> if you drank 100 cups of coffee you would die. which ever doctor said that should not be quoted. adderall helps people younger than us do their homework in college. michael money gnaw han -- monihan was on this show. he wouldn't be on this show if he wasn't on adderall. it is a prescription drug and helps you focus. it is not a big deal. it doesn't turn you into a monster who can return kickoffs. >> you know about the affects. the h in adhd is hyperactivity. why do you take a stimulant to help you bring you up? >> it is essentially anphetamines, but it does help you focus i am told. this is very true. wide receiver brandon marshall from my be loved chicago bears was asked about this. he said adderall, oh, a lot of the guys are taking viagra for whatever blood thinking stuff or saying they are taking viagra to explain away the locker room [bleep]. >> oh wow. >> think about it. >> very interesting. >> do the math.

. >>> one south bay high school reopened today after the threat of violence there forced a shut down yesterday. as ktvu's mattkeller reports students already on edge were offered counseling and extra security. >>> a day after a bomb threat in cupertino a grim remembrance of what could happen in the wake of what happened in connecticut. >> it's pretty sad. >> reporter: classes were back in session after the santa clara county sheriff's department shut monte vista after graffiti threatening a teacher was found on campus. officials went through the campus looking for anything suspicious. >> now it shows that we have a system, we have people who know what to do and to take care of what's going on. >> reporter: school opened back up this morning after no explosive device was found on campus. the sheriff's spokesperson wouldn't tell us if the threatened teacher was under any protection. >> as far as the teacher being work today or early next week whatever time, it's up to the administration and to the teacher himself. so we're going to leave that in their hands. >> reporter: we saw sheriff's deputies patrolling the

matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night samuel l. jackson, the cast of "jersey shore." and music from ed sheeran. good night. >>> a lot of rain and flooding around the bayrea tonight and even more is on the way this weekend. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. carolyn johnson has the night off. rain and lightning showing up on live doppler 7hd tonight. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it closely. sandhya? >> dan and ama, over 250 lightning strikes off the coast. some of the strikes have made it to land. let me show you live doppler 7hd. right now as we take you a little bit closer, i want to show you the strikes that are right around the area that is north to the west. i will loop this for you so you can see where these strong thunderstorms moved in. as i pull out here, i do want to show you many strikes showing up just west of sea ranch. there are heavy rains showing up there as well. i am watching this for you because as you look out over the pacific, check out the trail of lightning strikes off the coastline here. let's take you in closer now and show you where it is raining. around mill valley, ricardo road and paradise drive.

bay area neighborhood. n >>> new details now on the latest homicide in san jose. tonight police are still trying to piece together what happened. mattse where the details just keep changing, matt. >> reporter: julie, the last of the police cars here on fair haven drive left in just the past hour. as officers investigate a homicide in what one neighbor told me used to be the safe zip code in san jose. things are not what they appear to be at this unusual crime scene just south of willow glen. even for the police. the original emergency call came in at about 3:00 this afternoon for a vehicle accident. paramedics found this white chevy pickup truck against a tree and a person bleeding near by on the street. >> definitely not caused by a car accident. we don't know if that person was even in the car. >> reporter: investigators initially tell me they believe the victim was a 16-year-old boy who appeared to be shot. about two hours later they told me it is more likely the victim was stabbed in the neck and he could be 18 or older. >> if i could sum up this crime scene in one way it would be a geometry scene. there's a lot of angles. >> po

matt is apache frost. partly cloudy and breezy today. tomorrow a frost advisory in effect for the immediate bay area.reeze warning in effect for the north bay. overnight into early wednesday morning. otherwise for tomorrow mostly sunny and dry conditions. beyond that storms will rise for thursday. widespread rain and breezy conditions. >> hayward at 45 degrees. mountain view in the mid '40's. half moon bay upper '40's. napa is cold in the mid '30's. get ready for twenties and '30's by tomorrow morning. walnut creek the center is on vacation it is not 54 exactly 44 degrees. here's a look at our satellite and radar. we are expecting a nice day today. temperatures will be a few degrees cooler than average for this time of year. up north toward eureka there is rain falling in snow. >> but us from the view you will see--we are expecting showers and rain to ride not tomorrow that will be cold air. thursday is in the wet weather arriving. temperatures will feel cold for tomorrow morning. >> here is a look at our futurecast where you can see by wednesday night we're talking more snow up north ukiah and eurek

. >>> meanwhile here in the bay area students are back on campus at monte vista high school in cuper to the best -- in cupertino after a bomb threat. now mattler is there to find out how they're dealing with that threat after today's connecticut shooting. >> reporter: many parents told us they're thankful for a fast response to yesterday's bomb threat. everybody looked normal today at monte vista high school. some parents told me they're nervous about their kids safety. >> all this is in the back of our minds but we didn't think it would happen in cupertino. we thought it was a calm city. i guess it's a wake up call for us. >> things have to get to normal. >> reporter: we watched as three deputies walked on campus as the sheriff department committed extra patrol to the area. the campus was closed yesterday and searched by bomb sniffing dogs after graffiti threatening a monte vista teacher was found on campus. >> we're fortunate yesterday nobody was hurt and nobody was injured but it is still a crime to make a threat about any life threatening comment about somebody. we do take them serious and we will investigate. >> students told me the bo

bay area city wants to make to regulate it. >>> new details now on the latest homicide in san jose. tonight police are still trying to piece together what happened. matt keller is live now in san jose where the details just keep changing, matt. >> reporter: julie, the last of the police cars here on fair haven drive left in just the past hour. as officers investigate a homicide in what one neighbor told me used to be the safe zip code in san jose. things are not what they appear to be at this unusual crime scene just south of willow glen. even for the police. the original emergency call came in at about 3:00 this afternoon for a vehicle accident. paramedics found this white chevy pickup truck against a tree and a person bleeding near by on the street. >> definitely not caused by a car accident. we don't know if that person was even in the car. >> reporter: investigators initially tell me they believe the victim was a 16-year-old boy who appeared to be shot. about two hours later they told me it is more likely the victim was stabbed in the neck and he could be 18 or older. >> if i could sum up this crime scene in one way it would be a geometry scene. t

in the bay area 165 people have been arrested for dui and there have been three fatal collisions. last year there were 188 arrests and no fatalities. >>> happening now, mattere a dui checkpoint is currently on the way. >> this checkpoint has been going on here on fremont boulevard for about an hour. officers are speaking to each driver and handing them a pamphlet. they say there's been nine dui arrests. they rarely make a drunk driving arrests at their dui checkpoints but they write a lot of tickets. we watched as the officer stopped a car with someone in the back with a baby on their lap. one man's story was a little more complicated but it still ended with him getting a ticket. >> what did they say they're writing you a ticket for? >> for not having my passport. >> your passport. >> so do you have your license? >> yeah, i have a international license but they said i can't carry it without a passport. >> so they said they're going to give you a ticket? >> they already gave me one. >> reporter: the chp are starting with maximum enforcement patrols patrols tomorrow night with checkpoints. this checkpoint in fremont is scheduled to stay open until 1:00 in t

in the bay area 165 people have been arrested for dui and there have been three fatal collisions. last year there were 188 arrests and no fatalities. >>> happening now, matt keller is live in fremont where a dui checkpoint is currently on the way. >> this checkpoint has been going on here on fremont boulevard for about an hour. officers are speaking to each driver and handing them a pamphlet. they say there's been nine dui arrests. they rarely make a drunk driving arrests at their dui checkpoints but they write a lot of tickets. we watched as the officer stopped a car with someone in the back with a baby on their lap. one man's story was a little more complicated but it still ended with him getting a ticket. >> what did they say they're writing you a ticket for? >> for not having my passport. >> your passport. >> so do you have your license? >> yeah, i have a international license but they said i can't carry it without a passport. >> so they said they're going to give you a ticket? >> they already gave me one. >> reporter: the chp are starting with maximum enforcement patrols patrols tomorrow night with checkpoints. this checkpoint in fremont is scheduled

matt waback waalso a doctor from will be on at 10:00 a.m. >> 4:55 your kron 4 7 day around the bay its a cold start but we do have rainfall expected later. and even tonight but friday morning is likely when we are going to see showers from the bay. and the rain through the weekend before it finally, hopefully leighton's of a little bit for christmas. stay tuned. it could light up--it could light and ulike anthe latest ond minute in association with the recent tragedy. >> " die young'... from ke $ha has been pulled from the radio... id is #3 on the hot 100. >> anjelina jolie is expected to direct a movie about a ww11 hero and the the 39 actor has been a new parent! >> 4 moor >> there'll be four more children laid to rest at the connecticut tragedy. we will keep an eye on the the weather, and also the airport delays we will have your full forecast, coming up. (music) (male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> top stories we are following on this thursday, december 20th. more parents will have to lay their own children to rest this morning as funerals

matt think money mistake they found out. >> the three words that formed the top tweet of 2012. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nearly 50-years... but only now, is their ma >>> a couple who met in the bay area thought they had been married for nearly 50 years but only now was their marriage officially legal. cbs reporter rachel kim on why this may serving as a lesson. >> your face glowed. >> reporter: bob clark recalls the day he married the girl that caught his eye at san jose state. >> very cute. >> reporter: norma's first impression? >> tall. >> reporter: tall bob and petite norma got married in 1964 in san mateo, california. they eventually raised two children in southern california. a few months ago 74-year-old bob and 71-year-old norma celebrated their 48th anniversary. and a newspaper article about what documents to have in case of death got bob thinking about the future. >> one of the pieces they talked about was the importance of having a legal marriage license. so if you want to get your spouse's benefits, you have to have that document. >> reporter: so bob called the san mateo county hall of records to get a copy of their marriage certificate. two weeks later, a surprising l

bay area woman who says she isn't giving up hope. >>> the new year also means new cyber threats and now tech security specialists predict hackers could be picking your pockets. new at 10:00, mattkeller tells us what to beware of in 2013. >> reporter: this is the new hacking list and for the new year, experts say you need to be careful of your mobile phones. >> we have so excited about making them easy to connect to each other and easy to get on the web and easy to do all other stuff but we also made them easy to attack and easy to take over and easy to bot, turn into zombies. >> reporter: many focus on your mobile phone. researchers forsee hackers installing trojan horse. and those could allow hackers available to worm allowing them into your money. many of the security problems you face on your desktop or laptop are going mobile like ransome ware, malware that could take over your phone without you knowing them. >> hey i found this product i think you should send it to your mom. and mom didn't even know she sent the message. >> yeah yeah i'm very concerned. i don't want to receive messages from people i don't know. >> reporter: mcafee sees a decline of online hactivus anonymo

matt we're seeimaps we't seeing a slowdown. >> we will have more information on this developing accident coming up in my next report in the meantime approach to the bayridge toll plaza is fine out of oakland to the city. >> is bridge is looking good no metering lights. >> as we take a look at the golden gate bridge south bound 101 an easy ride for those of you coming out of marin county. >> i will have more on your traffic coming up in just a bit. >> let us take a look at the forecast your weather headlines. temperatures on the cold side now. thirties in forties' around the bay. in to the afternoon mostly sunny conditions. there will be dry but cool weather later today. tomorrow light rain a possibility. another system will spread south. there is not too much more associated maybe a 10th of an inch of rain. as we head into the week end rain a possibility saturday night into sunday. we will continue with pretty chilly mornings and the potential for showers as we start the next work week. >> here is a look at your numbers. napa 34. the sign for vallejo. just above the freezing mark. your morning lows will drop as we push in closer to sunrise. >> not ba

bay slow and go williams is 237 westbound. -- slow on 237. >>> two new york teenagers survived a car accident that killed two classmates. the jets quarterback tim tebow placed a get well call to matttal and olympic swimming sensation missy franklin off to cal by the way tried to place a call. she left a message and hopes to speak to the other person. it took two hours for tebow to get the call and he made the phone call to that kid. >> good for them. they made the teenagers' day and tebow is known for his generosity and his kindness so it's great to see. >> do we have time for this? you want to bet on a prophetic feline from fremont? according to mr. nuts, the next heir to the british throne will be a boy. he knows everything. the royal family announced prince william's wife kate was pregnant. there you go. kitty says it's a boy. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, december 5th, 2012. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama comes out swinging over the fiscal cliff fight saying republicans are out of balance. >>> this year's flu virus is causing major problems.