when riverside tried to impose impact fee, big solar sued. >> the reason we decided to litigate the riversidety tax, it was illegal tax. >> average price of solar dropped 50% in the last few years. consumers still pay twice as much as natural gas. supporters say that is the price of a renewable energy future. others feel solar is not the cheap a tern a terntive they w- alternative they were sold. >> bret: thank you. egypt expanded military there. mohammed morsi issued decree to give troops the right to arrest civilians and joint responsibility the police ahead of saturday's constitutional referendum in egypt. north korea extended the launch window for a controversial long range rocket. north korean officials say scientists found a technical deficiencies in the rocket first stage. north korea says it's putting up a satellite. the west believes that is covered a test long range missile technology. they are talking in private. but are we getting any closer to a deal to get off the so-called fiscal cliff? we will talk about it all with the fox all-stars when we return. [ woman ] we knew it was go

forecasters say the trucky river could reach flood stage by tomorrow night, putting riverside homes at risk. we will have a live report from trucky coming up later on in this newscast. >>> the rain is not unexpected this time of year but it does create challenges when it comes to outdoor activities. it isn't dampening the spirits at the union square ice rink in san francisco. skaters were out in force despite the gray skies and occasional downpours. >> it's the best way to get in the holiday spirit for christmas. got any gingerbread latte. ice skating in union square, under the tree, it's the best. >> the union square ice rink will be open through the holidays. >>> for the latest on power outage, storm damage, and weather updates all day and all night, you go our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the quiet community is still reabouting to this news that a resident was killed in his home this week. this is the first homicide in that community in decades. nbc bay ear's kimberly terry is there for us. >> reporter: diana, police here continue their investigation, friends and family of that vict

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the national weather service said the river could reach flood stage by sunday morning, putting riverside homes at risk. despite all of the water, downtown truckee should not be affected. our stormwatch continues in moments, but you cp' get the latest on the wet weather. nbcbayarea.com and send us your weather pictures and e-mail them to news tips@nbcbayarea.com. >> san jose police are investigating the 43rd homicide of the year near west san carlos street and lincoln avenue last night. they received a report of a shoot and when they arrived, they found a 17-year-old boy dead. police are searching for suspects and the killing appears to be gang-related. if so, this would be the city's 16th related homicide of the year compared to 18 for all of last year. >>> new details about the shocking murder in one of the bay area's most exclusive neighborhoods. today in the bay learned that the victim is a well-known millionaire and former owner of the famed mountain winery. when he was killed, his wife was by his side. today in the bay spoke with neighbors who are in disbelief. >> as detectives look

a woman and a girl died after a car plowed into a bus bench in riverside. this afternoon's crash also injured two others. it's unclear what caused the car to mount the sidewalk. >>> highway 1 near big sur is back open tonight. caltrans closed that road sunday after a rockslide. this week an emergency contractor cleared it and fixed the road and stabilized the hillside. the highway reopened to two-way traffic about an hour ago. >>> you don't have to pay to ride on muni tonight. the transit agency is offering free rides to celebrate its 100th birthday. buses, the underground, cable cars are all free. you can still hop on no charge until 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> big fans. '60s. '70s and '80s the dmv has something new for you. cbs 5 reporter don ford says they are offering new license plates that are actually old. >> reporter: california is clearly the car capital of the country and if you crave the classics, the dmv has a deal for you. starting this january 1 for an extra $50 you can preorder vintage-looking license plates for you new car, black on yell lowe

but i was there at riverside church on the night of april 4th, 1967, when he spoke. and i think that speech is one of the greatest speeches. a lot of people speak about the march on washington. it was a wonderful speech. but the speech against the war in vietnam, dr. king-he said, "i'm not going to segregate my conscience. if i'm against violence at home, i'm against violence abroad." and he went on to say that america was the greatest purveyor of violence in the world. he was-he was a preacher. he was a prophet. amy goodman: do you agree with him? rep. john lewis: i agree with him. amy goodman: that the u.s. is the greatest purveyor of violence. rep. john lewis: we have more- we spend hundreds and thousand, millions and billions of dollars on weaponry. we're supplying the world. we sell arms to everybody. dr. king was saying that we have to put an end to this madness. he was influenced by gandhi, and gandhi said it's nonviolence or nonexistence. dr. king went on to say, "we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters, or we will perish as fools." he was sayi

. >> riverside county is home to solar energy than anywhere in the u.s.illions in federal subsidies, some call big solar a taxpayer rip off. >> on face they talk about huge jobs and long-term benefits to the county but we'll carry the burden of having these types of facilities for decades to come. >> there isn't a single energy source in the united states that isn't subsidized right now. this is leveling the playing field for solar. the truth the cost for solar power is going consistently down. >> costs are dropping but solar is sttll up to five times more expensive than conventional energy. those plants, typically pay millions in local property taxes. while solar pays next to nothing. when riverside tried to impose impact fee, big solar sued. >> the reason that we decided to litigate the riverside county tax is because it was an illegal tax. >> solar also has local environmentalists on fire for bulldozing desert habitat and species. >> already we've seen thousands of acres of the dessert bladed. now undergoing utility-style construction. >> we're buildin

he's talking about how excited he and his girlfriend lee ann are about going on a hike in the riverside, california, area. >> say hi. >> hi. >> they are obviously super excited and they are going to hit the trails and start hiking. >> come on already. let's go. >> they end up hiking about 3 to 4 miles from the place they first started but things take a bad turn when they realize -- >> so i guess we're lost. >> when you're out there, all that stuff starts to look the same. no cell phone coverage. >> they weren't hurt but they were stuck. it started getting late in the day. they got really worried. >> not sure what to do. >> they come up with a plan. they are going to follow a wash downhill. it leads them to a big cliff with nowhere to go. they were getting themselves ready to spend the night out in the wilderness. they do have cell phones with them. at this point they have not been able to connect until somehow they were able to make a phone call. believe it or not, a helicopter came to rescue them. >> to tell us more about the ordeal via skype "right this minute" we have ryan and lee an

five suspects robbed a riverside county jewelry store and led the chp on a chase that ended at csu fullerton. three of them have been arrested so far. of police believed at least one of the other two is hiding somewhere on the campus. >>> and this is the chase. one of those suspect s led on this case. the suspect bailed near the fullerton campus and carjacked this silver car. he maked bad place to -- picked a bad place to ditch it though. he ran into a baseball diamond where the los angeles police chief was handing out toys. the suspect gave up. >>> one look at this evidence, and it's amazing the toddler didn't even suffer a scratch. a pickup truck slammed into the wall of the child's room and snapped her crib clear in half. live in san jose with what happened next. >> reporter: they took her to the hospital, and doctors checked her out and let her go after just an hour. we're standing right in the path of where the truck went. it went over the fence, crashed into the corner of the building. the truck swung around and snacked right into the wall of the other side. >> my christmas miracle, ne

the police chased a car with five robbery suspects from riverside county. three suspects have been caught and police believe one of the two others is at the school. police are investigating whether he's tweeting from campus and asking a friend to come pick him up. >>> and this is one of the other robbery suspects. take a look at this. after running from csu fullerton, he carjacked this silver car -- there it is -- and then took off. he led police into a chase in the watts neighborhood where he crashed the car. in fact, he ran right into a baseball field where the los angeles police chief was helping to hand out toys. the pursuit ended shortly after that. >>> a pickup truck plowed into a house, slamming into a crib where a two-year-old was sound asleep. here's a story where the pictures tell it all, and kiet do has them. >> reporter: we are standing right in the spot where the drunk driver hit the apartment building here, nose first. it swung around. the side of the truck smacked into the wall. and on the other side was a little girl fast asleep. nala robbin

. >> reporter: riverside is home to more solar energy than anywhere else in the u.s.fter billions of tax incentives and subsidies some call it a rip off. >> on the face of it it looks like a good deal. they talk about the huge jobs and long-term benefit to the county. we will be carrying the burden of having these types of facilities for decades to come. >> there isn't a single energy source in the ooh neate the united states that isn't subsidized right now. the truth is that the cost for solar power is going consistently down. >> reporter: costs are dropping but solar is still up to five times more expensive than conventional energy, and those plants tip he can lee play millions in local property taxes while solar pays next to nothing. when riverside tried to impose an impact fee big solar sued. >> the reason that we decided to litigate the riverside county tax is because it was an illegal tabgts. >> reporter: solar has local environmentalists on fire for bulldozing desert habitat and species. >> we have seen thousands of acres of the desert bladed. >> reporter: we a

the national weather service said the river could reach flood stage by sunday morning, putting riverside homes at risk. despite all this water, downtown truckee should not be affected. for the latest power outages and the weather updates and the storm information, go to our website and we will have updates overnight. >> we have new details about the shocking murder in one of the bay area's most exclusive neighborhoods. a well-known millionaire with a checkered past. the former owner of the famed mountain winery was killed in his mansion with his wife by his side. george kiriyama is monto sereno with information. >> i did confirm that her uncle was killed this morning. neighbors there are in disbelief as this is the town's first homicide since 1972. as detectives look for a killer or killers, they confirmed her uncle was the who was killed early friday morning in his 7,000 square foot mansion. it's the first homicide in 40 years in this upscale and exclusive community. neighbors are shocked. >> it's crazy and scary. >> his niece told us her uncle owned the mountain winery in saratoga in t

. >> this is at the heinz va hospital in riverside, illinois.ten to the great stuff that sergeant hummel is getting. >> we would like to thank you for your service and dedication. we would like to present you with gifts for your son as well as a gift card for the amount of $800 to you as you see fit at any sears store. >> the thing is the money comes from sears customers. they donate to this fund. $1 million in gift card donations was raised this year and distributed to nearly 20,000 military families. >> that's awesome. >> listen to, of course, sergeant hummel. >> it's awesome to know, you know, the troops have the support of the communities here at home from the bottom of my heart and my families's heart we appreciate everything. thank you so much. >>s it's regular people who have the kindness in their heart to give up money for our veterans. >>> there are hundreds of videos of people doing parcour on the internet. i think we've seen all of them. how about carkour. >> people doing parcour on stranger's cars. cars on stop lights, traffic, traff

. >>> in volleyball, state championship against martin luther king riverside. no. 2 team in the nation completes an undefeated season at 38-and- 0, winning a straight set in division two. and from the world of boxing, no doubt, in a unanimous decision, over miguel cotto, 12 rounds tonight, he retains his 154-pound title. >>> we get the ravens and the steelers. of course, we will have the fifth quarter. right here on cbs 5. we'll be back. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> well, we have some pictures out of dublin, where apparently it's rai

[applause] whether it's riverside county, whether it's los angeles, whether it's the central valley, whether it's the san francisco bay area secretary lahood has been responsible. he's been available for phone calls. he's listened to the reasons for projects and he has moved ahead. would you give him a big round of applause please. [applause] >> well, it's time to say a prayer. it's bottom of the ninth. they have two on and one out, so everybody -- if the giants win this i think they can win the series but they need to win this so let it happen please. i can't tell you how important i feel this project is. i also can't tell you how hard it is to build anything in san francisco, so this project must move ahead. i think commerce depends on it and i think people depend on it. nancy said it very well but let me just say what the ridership is expected to be. when this central subway opens in 2019 daily ridership along the third street line is estimated to be 43,700. this is expected to rise to 65,000 people per day in 2030. this project is estimated to have the second highest ridership pe

forecasters say the truckee river there could reach flood stage by tomorrow night putting the riverside homes at risk. the weather channel's chris warren has the latest from truckee. >> reporter: diane, i'm standing along the truckee river here. and it's expected not only to go to flood stage, expected to go to major flood stage by tomorrow. snow levels are going to be very high. we're talking about 3 to 4,000 feet higher than where i am right now. so what that means is that all the precipitation falling will be falling as rain. that's a problem because this time of year usually you have the snow falling and the snow stays in the mountains. it stays in the hills. instead of the rain we'll be draining down all the local streams, all the local creeks into the truckee river here. and along the way, it will bring with it some of that snow that is already falling. so you're going to be dealing with some melting snow and all of that rain from some subtropical proij source in the pacific coming in we're looking at a situation where we are expecting to see major flooding. the residents here kno

. >> in riverside investigators probably won't arrest the driver who hit four people at i bus stop. the car crashed into a bus stop. a 7-year-old girl and a 28-year- old woman were killed. though police detained the driver, they say there is a lack of intent or negligence. >>> a driver has been arrest after hitting a sacramento home. he was speeding when he lost control. he put a hole in the house and hit a gas meter. the people inside the home were not hurt but a few neighbor has to evacuate. police suspect the driver was drunk. >> there will be new rules on the road for california in the coming year drivers can text on their phones while driving as long as they use voice operated hands free technology. safety experts disapprove of the new law. each year some 5500 people are killed in crashes that involve distracted drivers there. are several driving laws taking effect on january 1st. currently drivers suspected of driving under the influence have the option of taking a breath, blood or urine test. that test is being eliminated. also new standards for red light cameras as well as a

riverside ranks sixth followed by new haven conn.then at 9 in milwaukee rounds out the top 10. >> if your kids are starting to think about what they may want to study in college and global talent recording company has a list you may want to avoid. in georgetown university's center on education and the work force came up with a list of major's five majors with high unemployment rates for graduates. the top five starting with no. 5 is informations systems. you should major in computer science. no. 4 is an area ethnic or simulation studies, and said a major in psychology. no. 3 is anthropology or archaeology, and said major in criminal justice. no. 2 is a philosophy or religious studies, and stat that suggest made during an elementary education. number one as architecture, at georgetown says major in business administration. >> if you start these programs now you graduate and for five years, those leaders will be fine by then. the thai economy will hopefully have recovered. >> why did you drive dropped out of archaeology then? >> becaus

university of british columbia's faculty of education and her co-author at the university of california riverside said that increasing peer acceptance is a key to preventing bullying the study done at the university of british columbia university california researcher by these two researchers was published december twenty sixth what they did is they looked at a bunch of students nine to eleven years old for a four week period one group daily reported on their happiness and identified a happy behavior by others things that made them happy this was now self directed so one group was basically looking at their own happiness you know gee i felt happy when i do this i kind of like doing that i you know that kind of thing the other group instead of looking at their own happiness they did things that made other people happy for example during class sharing lunch or intentionally before they went off to school in the morning or when they get home hugging mom or dad or be nice to a sibling they did this for four weeks these two groups one with this inner directed happiness the other the outer directed stu

the people of riverside need another judge. i'm proud it will be jesus bernal, a highly respected member of that community. i want to thank the senate judiciary committee on which the president serves, for this amazing support. i want to thank president obama for moving this recommendation forward. i also hope that before the senate adjourns, we approve four other california nominees who are awaiting confirmation. fernando alguin, john tigger, bill orrick, and troy nunley. all are nominated to sit on courts that are considered judicial emergencies. and so, mr. president, my last comments have to do with the fiscal cliff. and i stand here 21 days before tax cuts on all americans are going to rise. and they will go up an average $2,200 on an average middle-class family. that's the bad news, they're going to rise. here's the great news. the great news is, the senate already passed legislation to fix the problem. and guess what? we didn't do it yesterday or the day before yesterday. we saw it coming and we passed it on july 25, 201

increased police presence outside the school is another approach like in suburban riverside. these kids need to know that their loved, that people care about them and they can be safe in school because they're supposed to be, they should be thinking about class's and not someone coming in through the front door. >> everyone should turn over their state ids until they are ready to leave the building and be checked for criminal history on the spot at the school he goes on to say today's best technology is already virtually in everyone's pockets tablet technology using apps the challenge today he claims is getting schools to commit to more security. it has to be administrators from the very top saying this is our commitment to providing a safe learning environment and everybody begins to pick up on that culture. interestingly our security consultant believes one of the best measures a school can invest in is a school resource officer, this is no small expense is a sworn officer that carries a weapon and not just a security officer in uniform. more names and faces from the victim

wgn's judy wang is live in riverside where police are at schools to reassure parents that they are ready for emergencies. coming up next what we're learning about the man from indiana who's accused of threatening to shoot up a school. also ahead,the search in kansas for a gunman, after two police officers were shot and killed in the line of duty. plus, the speaker of the house offers up a proposal to avert the fiscal cliff and it includes higher taxes for some americans. hello, i'm alex trebek. for over 10 years now, i've been representing the colonial penn life insurance company and i'm here today to talk with some of their insurance representatives about their guaranteed acceptance life insurance. that was a really good point. hi, alex. hi, everyone. i thought it'd be interesting to hear from you what your customers say are some of the things they like best about colonial penn's whole life insurance. who's gonna start? well, it's guaranteed acceptance for people over age 50. they don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. and it gives them peace of mind knowing that

they enter their pleas in a riverside court yesterday. prosecutors say that the three have been planning for almost a year to join al qaeda and the taliban in afghanistan and carried out terrorist attacks. they were planning to leave for afghanistan just a few days before that were arrested last month. >> welcome back. we do have the weekly unemployment numbers and they were expected to be elevated to the super storm sandy. they dropped by 75,000. concerns about the fiscal cliff and there are new news that there are no meetings. we will have more on the marcus and 15 minutes with rob black. >> waking up to a dry road ways and we are kicking off the drying trend that will last until the rest of your work week. we are dealing with dense fog and in the afternoon we may have some few breaks of sunshine. into the evening it will be partly cloudy and cool. i will show you how widespread it will be. >> the metering lights were activated a little bit early and we are saying the lace from 880 crossing. we're seeing some moving here despite their e

a horrific scene in southern california a driver in riverside lost control his vehicle, slamming intos stop. killing a woman and her toddler. two other people are in critical condition with serious conditions to their legs. one pinned underneath the car. police have not determined what caused a driver to lose control. >> lease confirmed two guns have been stolen from the home of a police officer not a member of the antioch police department but officials refused to identify what agency he, or she works for. they say the burglars got away with two guns. police have made a sixth arrest now in the case of a man and woman found bound and gagged on a street in san francisco. they also shed new details into what may have caused what is a vicious attack. the new person charged with murder is a 26-year-old catherine long, known by the nickname killer, police say she and five others stormed a house, december 9th beat up a man, young woman ask left them for dead on the street. the man died and woman survived. the district attorney says i mate be connected to a credit card fraud operation. >> th

>> sam and josh and robin in riverside park. and robin looks fantastic. to see her. we've seen her with the surgical mask. it was great to that it was off. she can be out. she can be around people. it's walking with the queen of new york city yesterday on the streets. >> absolutely. people are yelling from cars. >> cars stopping in the middle of the street. >> craziness. but -- but don't come up to robin and give her a hug just yet, as everybody wants to. just kind of keep a little distance and tell her that you love her. >> be careful. >> still very careful. >> indeed. robin, it was so, so good to see you. it was so good to see you. we know you're watching. >>> you're going to start us off with the news, right? >>> two big headlines. citi group is cutting 11,000 jobs and closing 44 branches. second, starbucks is expanding. opening 1500 new locations in the u.s., boosting the number of locations nationwide by 13%. >>> the president of egypt has returned to his palace today after angry demonstrators swarmed the palace on tuesday. they say the constitution

. >> reporter: riverside county is home to more molar energy than anywhere in the u.s.ip off. >> they talk about all the huge jobs and long-term benefit to the county. we will be carrying the burden of having these types of facilities for decades to come. >> there isn't a single energy source in the united states that isn't subsidized right now. this is leveling the playing field for solar. the truth is that the cost for solar power is going consistently down. >> reporter: costs are dropping but solar is still up to five times more expensive than conventional energy and the plants pay millions in local property taxes while solar pays next to nothing. when riverside tried to impose an impact fee big solar sued. >> this was an illegal tax. >> reporter: they have local environmen environmentalists on fire for bulldozing habitats and species. >> now we have seen acres of the desert bladed and undergoing ooh title-style construction. >> we are building these in the most environmentally sensitive way as possible. >> reporter: the price has call even from 32-cents to 16-cents.

here in the house, a rising star is ken, my colleague from riverside county. >> how about the other body? have you had the opportunity to make friendships with senators? >> i have from time to time and i would not walk away from the wonderful opportunity that work with ed. he and i formed a partnership that went way beyond the congress. it has led to personal friendship as well as social friendship. >> i'm going to go back to the newt gingrich years again. when the government shut down, what did that look like in the rearview mirror, that whole effort? and the fact that the country almost came to that point again a year and half. >> we had come to a crunch in the road where neither side of the aisle were willing to talk to one another. people through their hands in the air and said we need to do something for the country to pay attention that we're spending more money. it is true that the appetite of the federal system is endless unless we're willing to get a handle on that and say to the public, do you want us to continue on this pathway of collecting money as that is the only place to

bill manbo was born in riverside, california in 19 away. american citizen of course, was born in the united states and under the 14th amendment a citizen by birth. he went to hollywood high school. he was in the class of 1921 at hollywood high, went off to the frank wiggins trade school to study to be an auto mechanic. he graduated in 1923 and he opened up a garage in hollywood. he liked model racecars and the left cryptography. he was an amateur photographer. he also developed an alias for himself that he used at times. his name is real manbo. he developed a french version of his name but he refused. he would refer to himself as either manbo and he changed the spelling of the last name so it would be not manbo. man bio -- there's actually a photograph of disparate key is built-in for your with plywood in front of the door and arching artistically across this little entryway is the name manbo. break your heart mountain. cu is a bit of a character, no question about it. this is a lot of his family. in the middle, to older folks in the middle

ramon >> caller: hey, jim, boo ya, baby, calling you from riverside county but born and raised in the san fernando valley. i'm a frequent watcher, jim. thank you for all that you do. >> thank you for that. that is a -- go ahead >> caller: my question is with the recent news of a possible takeover on walter energy, what is your stance, sir, on the possible buy on the stock. >> i cannot recommen aon e wa l'so cko ora.o 1 le y, m, rll i see where the earnings on tether pharmaceuticals has been reduced. i wonder what you think the future of the stock looks like. >> sunshine that stock was down about 1.70 when that news came my take iso 1 d'tikitf1 and then sell sell sell. >> caller: a big booyah from bucks county, pa. >> that's where i lived for a long time. what's going on? my question is with the recent news of a possible takeover on walter energy, what is your stance, sir, on the possible buy on the stock. >> i cannot recommend anyone buying stock on a takeover basis when i think the fundamentals are not going the right way. the fundamentals are not going the right way. let's go back t

at riverside park, rob leff. >> clearly reporting on weather in the outside is no walk in the park, butely a reporter is safe inside the studio. not always. as idaho falls anchors justine bouvier and tommy can tell you. they host the morning news on channel 3. usually a warm and fuzzy place to be. >> every single morning we just had a blast. a part of us butted heads sometimes because we were really different people, yet we were different people who got along so well together. >> but on october 12th, 2010, a cold front moves in over the anchor desk. >> taking action for you, channel 3 eyewitness news, starts now. >> as soon as the show starts, it's clear something the wrong. >> there we are. sorry about that. >> that's better. >> what is going on with weather and things like that, but we're here. >> and you'll be seeing the weather again shortly, a little less cluttered. >> we'll be seeing it again shortly already. justine begins to read a story about a multicar pile-up. >> near the road underpass, a loading ramp fell off of a trailer headed northbound on i-15. >> but trouble is piling

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>> caller: hey, jim, boo-ya, baby, calling you from riverside county but born and raised in the san fernando valley. i'm a frequent watcher, jim. thank you for all that you do. >> thank you for that. that is a -- go ahe. >> caller: my question is, jim, with the recent news of a possible takeover on walter energy what is your stance, sir, on possible hold or buy on the stock? >> here is the problem with walter, i cannot recommend anyone buying stock on a takeover basis when i think the fundamentals are not going the right way. the fundamentals are not going the right way. let's go back to florida. bart in florida. bart. >> caller: yes, jim, i really enjoy your program. i see where the earnings on tether pharmaceuticals has been reduced. i wonder what you think the future of the stock looks like. >> i got to tell you something, sunshine that stock was down about 1.70 when that news came out between 7:30 and quarter of 8 and it rallied, it rallied t rallied hard. up 13 cents. my take is this. i don't like it. i think it can go to 42. and then sell sell sell. keep an eye on sunday's "meet the pr

now they believe it started when five suspects robbed a jewelry store in riverside county.fter a chase that ended near the fullerton campus, apparently they have been able to arrest two of those suspects. police checking the campus for two others and we have some earlier video of the fifth suspect respect who police say carjacked this silver car and took off. the chase went on for miles. it finally anded in watts where police chased the suspect down and arrested him at that baseball diamond. >>> the white house has one word for korea's rocket launch. irresponsible. now the united nations security council is work on their response. cbs news reporter monica villamizar has more. >> reporter: north korea says it fired this long-range rocket into orbit to launch a weather satellite. but many suspect this launch brings the communist nation a step closer to developing the technology to carry a nuclear weapon across the pacific. >> it is highly regrettable that north korea chose to take this course in flagrant violation of its international objections. it is only going to serve to

in suburban riverside, illinois, police are stationed in front of schools today to reassure the parents there. los angeles police are stepping up patrols at schools and so are boston police. here in new york, schools are encouraged to review their safety measures. that's just some of the examples taking place nationwide. joining me to talk more about this, steve perry, the founder and principal of capital prep school in connecticut, and i'm also joined by renowned mental health expert, psychologist, jeff gardere, also an msnbc news contributor. good to have you here. the kids where you are in newtown are not in school, in fact, they are burying two of their own, two of the 6-year-olds that were lost on friday. millions of parents today are bringing their kids back to school, left with a lot of questions and concerns, wondering is this school going to be safe for them. my sister called me today, my niece and nephew had a lot of questions. she was trying to reassure them and she's left with a heavy heart but she said she was assured by people like you coming on tv trying to help guide the

the fish in the riverside in the trout anglers stayed away. people to fell ill. some died, leaving families grieving and doctors perplexed. the roadsides firmly flush with bushes and wildflowers for now brown and the third as the swept by fire. here and there in mysterious white powder clung to the rooftops and lay in the gutters of the houses in the town, deadly traces of something that followed? know from the skies on the weeks before and everywhere was an ominous quiet, a silence the close of the town is surrounded to the living world is the area had become in tune. it was a strange stillness. the birds, for example, where they can't? many people spoke of them, puzzled and disturbed. the feeding stations and factories were deserted. a few birds seen anywhere were moribund. they trembled violently and could not fly. it was a spring without voices. on the morning that once job with the dawn chorus of robbins, does come the jays, friends, scores of other purposes is now no sound, only silence lay over the fields and woods in the marsh. in the space of just 10 par

here in the house, a rising star is ken, my colleague from riverside county. >> how about the other body? have you had the opportunity to make friendships with senators? >> i have from time to time and i would not walk away from the wonderful opportunity that work with ed. it has led to personal friendship as well as social friendship. >> i'm going to go back to the newt gingrich years again. when the government shut down, what did that look like in the rearview mirror, that whole effort? and the fact that the country almost came to that point again a year and half. >> we had come to a crunch in the road where neither side of the aisle were willing to talk to one another. people through their hands in the air and said we need to do something for the country to pay attention that we're spending more money. it is true that the appetite of the federal system is endless unless we're willing to get a handle on that and say to the public, do you want us to continue on this pathway of collecting money as that is the only place to do things and government do it for us? i feel strongly if we stay

riverside county is now in a lawsuit for land use. and jobs are not panning out. environmentalists are also complaining. finally, a west coast minute update for you. the whale carcass on malibu beach has been removed. it was causing a horrid stench for celebrity homeowners. guess who finally pay to have it towed out to sea. the homeowners because government agencies kept arguing over whose responsibility it was for the removal. that is your west coast minute. dennis: sometimes somebody has to stuff up and do it. it has been a tough year for business. a record $1.1 billion anti-trust rich: that number, the most. this is also an analysis from law firm exclusively to fox business. $1.1 billion in criminal activities. more than 1 billion from two investigations alone. price fixing and auto parts and led screens. 2013 could net the government even more and finds. >> if you look at what is going on, it is really at its infancy. you have other investigations out there that have been widely publicized. rich: these are the result of internatio

riverside ranks sixth. followed by new haven, conn.lwaukee rounds out the top 10. >> california home prices posted a ninth straight annual increase. the median price for new and existing houses and condominiums wa2291 calls and up to 19.3% from the same period last year. in the bay area there were 7296 homes sold in november, up to 15.5% from 2011. it was the bay area's highest november tally in six years. >> the bay area's favor way to ring in the new year is always on kron 4. we will bring you the biggest parties and best fireworks. they will all be on kron 4 new year's eve live show. this will be hosted by gary radnich and kathryn he and. =dj [ singing christmas carols in background ] aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] make new traditions with pillsbury grands! cinnamon rolls. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...s

police said the suspect was involved in an armed robbery at a riverside county jewelry store.the five suspects carjacked as silver sedan and sped through rush-hour traffic. you see this as the driving through residential streets. the suspect gear off the road and almost ran to people on the street. the suspect ran from the car before surrendering to dozens of officers on a baseball field and what is. this all happen in rush hour and a residential neighborhood. again, speeding through the streets of loss angeles. we will be right back. [ 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 is only 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. safeway. ingredients for life. the music festival called outside lands will extend without some ad requirements set by city leaders. details o

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it is fueling violence in counties like ventura, riverside and not just here in california, gregg, it across the southwest. back to you. gregg: adam housley live in los angeles. adam, thanks. heather: lawmakers on the house floor continue to step up to the mike and talk about the budget battles but nothing can be done until the senate meet as at 11:00 a.m., eastern. we're tracking the final moments and possible progress on the hill. gregg: the parents of a young survivor in the tragic newtown shooting are suing for $100 million but their attorney says this is not about the money. it's about preventing similar tragedies from ever happening in the future. >> i'm saying for a fact that the state didn't do enough to provide for their safety. the state of connecticut and other states too are failing to protect the children from guns. gregg: major headlines in the fight over the fiscal cliff as the number two republican in the senate moments ago said there could potentially be a bill ready for the floor, but after lawmakers turned down several different plans to avoid potential tax hikes fo