i want to introduce myself -- senator bennett did such a nice job but the waldo canyon fire started in my district on june 20 3, 2012. it was along a popular u.s. forest service hiking trail just a few minutes -- a few miles west of colorado springs. two citizens lost their lives and the 346 families lost their homes, and than 18,000 acres of scorched earth was left behind. the photo over here to my right shows what it looked like. the waldo canyon fire also destroyed huge areas of vegetation and burned the soil so badly that it will no longer absorb water. it has created devastating flash flooding. we hope and pray each time we see a typical summer thunder shower developing over the massive burned area that we will not have a repeat of the ,isastrous flash flooding evacuations, and fear that has ripped through the small town of manna to springs and along our major highway. experts tell us that vegetation will be slow to return to the mountain. millionmore than 30 dollars has been spent on recovery, restoration, flash flood mitigation, and protection of critical water systems. much mor

. >> if you do "where's waldo," people with autism are known to do better at that kind of task, findingdetail in a big picture. and the reason is they can focus on the detail without being distracted by larger picture issues. >> reporter: parker is one of three autistic employees at mindspark, and more are training in an onsite classroom. >> they just needed a chance. i think of howl hard it's been for them all these years where people dismissed them and their abilities and maybe overlooked what they could do and be. >> let's see what the steps are again. >> reporter: providing opportunity and a paycheck. carter evans, cbs news, santa monta. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will take you to the stores for a preview of black friday shopping. >>> plus, the controversy over cholesterol lowering statin drugs. dr. davids agus tells us who should be really taking them. >>> and best-selling children's book author sandra boynton tells us about her new upcoming music project. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-m

it happened about an hour ago near the north end of the waldo tunnel.ese are shot from sky 7 hd moments ago. the youngsters were standing behind a guardrail waiting for another bus to pick them up while a tow truck is there to take their bus away. the kids appear to be okay. no word what caused the bus to catch on fire. other problems on the roadways. here's leyla gulen. >>> all right. as we take back to the waldo tunnel you can see how traffic is really not affected at this hour. pretty clear conditions both in the north and southbound directions. as we take you right into walnut park graton casino open today at 10:00 a.m. do expect heavy delays on north and southbound sides of shot nes is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. so before the first sneeze help protect with a spray be

we had a school bus with an engine fire near the waldo grade. is a little bit slow in the area. i also want to mention traffic in the san jose region is slow. we'll talk about that more coming up in the next report. and in el sobrante, a scary situation created a traffic nightmare. hundreds of used hypodermic needles. alex savidge just got new video from the scene. >> reporter: well, good morning, sal. a dangerous situation. one fire captain says someone easily could have stepped on one of these needles or a kid could have come along and picked one up. this unusual spill happened just up the road from where we are in el sobrante. earlier this morning. we'll show you the scene. contra costa county firefighters were out there sweeping up the used needles. about 100 or so were found on santa rita road near appian way. the road had to be closed down. and a team was called in here. this was reported around 5:00 a.m. when somebody passing by called to say there were syringes on the road. they appear to have come from a plastic container found nearby.

southbound 101 with the headlights coming toward us and it looks like an easy drive there into the waldond the golden gate bridge. >> this morning a south bay mom is waiting to be reunited with her young baby, two weeks old, after his father abducting him was caught in mexico. henry is cared tore by mexican authorities until he can be returned to his mother in sunday veil. henry's father was caught at a check point in mexico near arizona. he took the bake on tuesday and soiled the mother he would harm himself and the baby if she called police. she called miss seven hours later. amber alert was issued and the relieved mother spoke with the reporters with the help of an interpreter. authorities are not sure when henry will be reunited with his mother. >> hashtag i.p.o. happening this morning and twitter will make the public stock debut hoping to avoid missteps that plagued another bay area giant. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is at the twitter building. >> this is promised to be better than facebook offering. it is a go day for twitter in san francisco and new york. in new york, this

>> a school bus in marin county caught fire with dozens of children on board at 7:30 near the waldo tunnel. the kids were standing behind a guardrail waiting for another bus and a tow truck took the bus away. the students of a local catholic school are unharmed and the fire was put out quickly. in the east bay police are looking for the attacker and a motive in a stunning fire incident on an a.c. transit bus in oakland. someone set a man on fire on the bus near mcarthur boulevard yesterday afternoon. the driver stopped to call for help. several people got off through the rear exit. the victim is in a hospital burn unit. >> developing news, we are learning more of the gunman who terrorized shoppers by opening fire in a new jersey mall on monday night and later killed himself. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom with more. >> the suspect's brother reportedly the legal owner of the gun used in the mall shooting tells reporters what his brother did was selfish and the family did not see this coming, they do not know why he did it and they are devastated. >> everyone was running for their

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. >> there are things that can be measured, such as the cost of waldo storage necessary to hold of thee-year -- cost holdings door is necessary to hold the five-year data. there can be other types of costs calculated for protecting that. for instance, the nsa has spent a lot of money to build a large data center in utah. they can answer this in a classified setting. you can answer -- measure the number of successes, failures, produce some measure of the number of false incidents they have investigated and spent time and effort on. how much has gone into that. can draw some copulation as to the cost per success in the cost per failure. they're after is a policy decision as to are we spending enough, too much for each one of these incidents? that requires a full accounting of what things have been prevented. apparently this collection is directed towards anti--terrorist activities. the number seems to be small relative to the number invested. you have to get a policy decision that is certainly beyond my pay grade. court has an efficacy is not just a function of the and alsot success rate a fun

. >> if you do "where's waldo" people with autism are known to do better at that kind of task, findingtle detail in the big picture. and the reason is they could focus on the detail without being distracted by larger picture issues. >> reporter: parker is one of three autistic employees at mind spar. >> this is how we check the programmer's work. >> reporter: and more are training in an onsite cloosm. >> they just need a chance. think how hard it has been all these year where people have dismissed them and their abilities and maybe overlooked what they could do or could be. >> let's see what the steps are again. >> reporter: providing opportunity and a paycheck. carter evans, cbs news, santa monica. >> that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm margaret brennan. thanks for watching. good night. and happy thanksgiving. >>> i'm really glad to be home for thanksgiving. >> released from the hospital. tonight for the first time we're hearing from the bay area teenager set ablaze. >> i'm on fire. i was lit on fire. dad, i need you to come here immediately. >> good evening

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. >> i'm no waldo, but -- but i balance it between women's health issues and guys health issues. represent the women on this. >> i appreciate that. i want to ask you what other men's health issues are for men, but how does it raise money? >> something called movember, and there's a website for movember. when people go to see manny, they have a baby delivered, women stay in the loop of on health care. men don't. men don't. men don't go to the doctor. they're macho. they don't want to go to the doctor. you want to take care of women that go to the doctor. this month is an awareness of men to go to the doctor, to get checked, at least yearly. i believe in at least a yearly physical even if you don't have on any active medical problems. >> even if you have okay, just to keep your doctor in the loop? >> prevention is the key and men have to become used to that. women do it, men don't. >> hyper extension a silent killer. >> men get breast cancer. >> absolutely. >> all right. so a thorough examination. dr. manny is what you would recommend? >> 100%. every year. and as you get older, you

but after you go to waldo's presentation next, you'll become an expert, too. but you can use them if you needed to. they do everything for you. i told you about the maps. i know this is small. if you guys want any of this information as well, e-mail me and i'll get it to you. the big thing is -- not that much -- the report. we use the reports. the county attorney loves reports when we put it all together at the end. they even call it a d.a. report. okay. it's like this. it tells you every single picture, every single time, you know. there's some that even show you where they possibly might strike again, okay. the one, other good feature they have on here, is if you do arrest somebody, say you arrest sewer and you find out his name is ricardo sanchez, and say you get sewer down here in san francisco. you could type in that search and say, oh, he was -- there was a sewer that was arrested in phoenix, arizona on such time and date and the detective that arrested him. you can call that detective and say, hey, did you have a sewer there, yep, ricardo sanchez, reall

narrat: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have tntique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) ( music ) narrator: the east buiing of the national gallery of art in washing d.c.- built to relieve the heavily- burdened facilities ofhe original gallery, to house temporary exhibitions, and to serve as a center for advanced study in the visual arts. within these walls, visitors to our nation's capital are drawn in to a very special place where monumental accomplishments of modern masters await discovery. built on a trapezoal plot of land adjoining the original gallery, the east building is

rafael, you can see nice clear conditions and it is not foggy whatever and when you get through the waldo tunnel, this is going to be a nasty drive. it looks like it is starting to ease the last five minutes but it is foggy. be came. >> there could now be hope for the old broken iphone. details in the bloomberg business report. >> new details this morning in the google barge on the san francisco bay. >> mark, set, go. ski season is off to a start in the [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> covering walnut creek, campbell, and burlingame and all the bay area. >> good friday morning. this is the view from our sutro camera and as you can see there is fog invading the area. you can still make out the bay bridge. mike is were watching it. when it burns off it will be nice. >> skiers will hit the slopes this weekend at the first resort to open. three lifts began running yesterday, a large turnout of skiers took advantage of the freeway powder with 10 itch >> how much self gifting are you planning over the holidays? who would admit it? >> tesla is facing the heat after ano

we are doing pretty well right now. >> the ride to the golden gate bridge with traffic so although waldoem free across the span. the tuesday forecast it is a little chilly out there appeared to lack temperatures are 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. >> 60 right now in napa appeared >> mid-50s in daly city. >> this afternoon it will be a warmer day with a mile the conditions everywhere bright skies and sunshine. allied said it is one of the golden gate bridge. >> 714 high end concord today carried >> 71 degrees in concord to date. upon satellite and radar shows clear conditions and high pressure is keeping any storms to our north appeared >> the 7 day around the bay forecast what will have some possible ways sunday into monday. >> now will have gary radnich with sports. malig >> now we will have the world according to gary. and >> the warriors-110-90. >> i i'l tax to the answer will be back after the brian kron4 morning these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the

i think when it comes to the protests it will be like reading a book of where's waldo when it comes to a walmart employee. one in 25,000 walmart employees have gone on strike. the unions say we'll have 1500 stores. it's really completely a char e charade. the unions hate competition. what's going on is they are up against the free market competition model of walmart. unionized stores and retailers are saying, come on, we can't compete and the unions say, we have to do something. have everyone show u. so they have a slew of community allies, activist groups, a variety of everyone else. the only people they can't find are actual employees. >> they did it last year and found in many locations there were no walmart employees or maybe only one or two out of the hundred or so who showed up. they are being paid, i guess, $50 apiece. the national labor relations board which has more left-leaning people on it they said it's fine. we have no problem if you pay them to protest. that's what we'll see. >> i don't know if the cookie is really cut that way. the truth is one thing we can say about wal

i think when it comes to the protests it will be like reading a book of where's waldo when it comes toding a walmart employee. one in 25,000 walmart employees have gone on strike. the unions say we'll have 1500 stores. it's really completely a char e charade. the unions hate competition. what's going on is they are up against the free market competition model of walmart. unionized stores and retailers are saying, come on, we can't compete and the unions say, we have to do something. have everyon so they have a slew of community allies, activist groups, a variety of everyone else. the only people they can't find are actual employees. >> they did it last year and found in many locations there were no walmart employees or maybe only one or two out of the hundred or so who showed up. they are being paid, i guess, $50 apiece. the national labor relations board which has more left-leaning people on it they said it's fine. we have no problem if you pay them to protest. that's what we'll see. >> i don't know if the cookie is really cut that way. the truth is one thing we can say about walmart

your ride took one and one stretching down to the waldo grave is what and slick once again. for more time. the temperatures are mainly in the '50s. 51 degrees, that is your temperature in santa rosa. as we head to the afternoon the rain will intensify. i will walk you through the portion of the forecast + the 7 day around the bay coming up. >> in other bay area news. san francisco police are looking for the suspect or suspects involved in a fatal shooting over the weekend. the shooting happened early sunday morning at the corner of sixth and jesse street. 23 year-old to melquisha warren, and a friend, or sitting in a car when they got into some sort of altercation. both of them were shot and taken to the hospital. when was the one that died. and investigators are hoping that surveillance videos and witnesses will help them solve the case. it >> there are surveillance cameras along the corridor so we're going to go back to retrieve those. >> so far, police have not identified any suspects in the case nor do they know and motor for the attack. >> the two men accused in the dea

. >> there are things that can be measured, such as the cost of waldo storage necessary to hold of thee-year -- cost holdings door is necessary to hold the five-year data. there can be other types of costs calculated for protecting that. for instance, the nsa has spent a lot of money to build a large data center in utah. they can answer this in a classified setting. you can answer -- measure the number of successes, failures, produce some measure of the number of false incidents they have investigated and spent time and effort on. how much has gone into that. can draw some copulation as to the cost per success in the cost per failure. they're after is a policy decision as to are we spending enough, too much for each one of these incidents? that requires a full accounting of what things have been prevented. apparently this collection is directed towards anti--terrorist activities. the number seems to be small relative to the number invested. you have to get a policy decision that is certainly beyond my pay grade. court has an efficacy is not just a function of the and alsot success rate a fun

ralph waldo emerson said all that can be thought can be written.the possibility of reported. so emerson would appreciate the internet. the universe is the possibility of being reported suggests endless ascription and infinite surprise. and emerson after a drink or two might think of global internet at david he is the kind of oversoul. on my part i think less mystically. you will find in the relevant wikipedia entry, yes wikipedia entry, a visualization of routing paths through a portion of the internet. what makes the picture and canny is it might be easily mistaken for a cross-section of the brain of the human brain. so can we expect from the internet mega-brained infinite manifestations of cuban -- human genius and human inadequate see? i think so. for every advantage the internet devices for us there is a disadvantage. the wide web algorithm breakthrough that shows us how to reduce pollution for example there is an algorithm for the quantification of persons into data. we are in everything we do our predilections are relations with others, are p

raffle -- ralph waldo emmerson took it out.wrote a poem called "the exile" which describes how thomas macy, who was the founding english settler of nann tuck et -- just down the street from where we live is the house where supposedly he wrote "the exile ." >> that's interesting. nantucket has a long standing quaker community. and frederick douglas before well known lived on nantucket and the american antislavery meetings were held there. i never -- i don't remember. i wasn't there. but i feel like i remember he spoke in nantucket. >> right. we're proud on nantucket that frederick douglass the first time he spoke before a white audience was in nantucket. his wonderful book, the narrative of his life, ends with that scene. on nantucket, we take great pride. >> and credit. >> right. >> yeah. >> looking at some of the figures who are known to people as established players, when the revolution finished and the civil war, you know, was completed, george washington, for example, 1775 seemed to be somewhat of an outlier as a future pla

ralph waldo emerson said all that can be thought can be written.lity of being reported. so emerson would appreciate internet. the universe is the possibility of being imported suggests endless subscription and infinite surprise. and he might emerson after drinker to think of global internet activity is the kind of oversoul. on my part i think less mystically oven over brain. you will find in the relevant wikipedia entry, yes wikipedia entry, the visualization of routing paths for a portion of the internet. what makes the picture uncanny is it might easily be mistaken for a cross-section of the brain ..

marin county commuters may find delays southbound 101 past the waldo tunnel. delays this morning heading towards the golden gate bridge. otherwise, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is stacked up east of the maze this morning and that eastshore freeway commute has been a bear since an early- morning crash on westbound 80 in richmond. here's a live look at the nimitz in oakland. westbound -- northbound 880 is jammed solid through san leandro because of a couple of earlier crashes approaching high street. that is your "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> lots of sunshine coming our way starting out sunny and that's where we'll finish, too. high pressure overhead a weak offshore wind blowing making for some nice clear skies out over the bay right now. looking good. but these temperatures kind of all over the map this morning. 59 degrees in livermore. 47 though in fairfield. and 49 in santa rosa this afternoon we're looking at 60s maybe even some mid-70s inland. tomorrow could be a little bit warmer then we cool down on thursday. ♪ >>> good mornin

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raffle -- ralph waldo emmerson took it out.e" which describes how thomas macy, who was the founding english settler of nann tuck et -- just down the street from where we live is the house where supposedly he wrote "the exile ." >> that's interesting. nantucket has a long standing quaker community. and frederick douglas before well known lived on nantucket and the american antislavery meetings were held there. i never -- i don't remember. i wasn't there. but i feel like i remember he spoke in nantucket. >> right. we're proud on nantucket that frederick douglass the first time he spoke before a white audience was in nantucket. his wonderful book, the narrative of his life, ends with that scene. on nantucket, we take great pride. >> and credit. >> right. >> yeah. >> looking at some of the figures who are known to people as established players, when the revolution finished and the civil war, you know, was completed, george washington, for example, 1775 seemed to be somewhat of an outlier as a future player of -- can u yo go in to t