a losing week, and it dropped the most in three weeks i should say.china may be projecting certain types of corn for safety concerns. >> we're looking at wild weather this weekend. how will that affect the church next week? next natural gas. >> natural gas. the million-dollar question is what will the weather really do? we are seeing a little short- term complications. natural gas, the so-called whether commodity, had rallied ahead of this week's storm. the forecasts are a bit mixed. >> su keenan joining us from the newsroom. thank you. mostng is now the second expensive city in asia for expatriates. it is now behind only tokyo. bloomberg's christine hot has our report. >> 80 the sandwiches. two dollars for a lunch year. five dollars for a bunch of flowers. there, you can get a pirated dvd for $1. according to the latest survey of a management consultancy group, beijing is the second most expensive city in asia for expatriates to live in. some of it can be accounted for by currency, but most of it is simply because they cost more in china. skyrocketed

>> yeah. >> we have two weeks, you know, maximum that we assign and in the two weeks you can check it depending on the size of the project. and the site permit use or it is a small job and me trying to expedite by either they going to the service, you know, to get, or leave a small bag and all of those, we will move it faster, by going through the counter. >> but the larger projects are kind of getting response within two weeks after submital. >> two to three weeks. >> yeah. >> and that will consist of a list of next rounds of questions and stuff that the engineers would need. >> faced back because of the huge project that would take the time and i don't want for some in tjpa and you cannot give the comment right away and do it in time to finish it. >> yeah. >> even if you could, and in planning too, if there was like within three days we will have an estimated time of it, and you know, somebody could review it and see how complicated it is and you know, put it in you will have it in two weeks or you will have it in four weeks, you know? >> and i think that is really, what i understan

women were saying 20 weeks, then 24 hour weeks. it seems to really bin i pin down where public opinion falls. this can be very difficult. >> that may be what the anti-abortion movement is capitalizeing on, wow, there is a little opening here, there, that seems to be the strategy. >> it does. i think aintorgs a personal issue. so the longer you are able talk to somebody, which is not really the way many polls can happen the longer you will have a conversation the more nuance and support there is for making sure that women can mactheir own health care decisions without political interference. so they kind of, are you pro choice, pro-life, polling question doesn't lend itself to a real conversation around reproductive rights in this country. it's a little more complicated than that for people. >> when you see that change, what do you talk u chalk it up to, the anti-abortion side is doing a really good job of selling a label, when you see a shift like that? >> absolutely. we have been on the defensive since row. v. wade, so there has b

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i also want to sort of touch open this point of the one week vs. the two weeks. i think, you know, planning commission very much runs on a weekly schedule it's a lot of material for the commissioners and public but i want to say the process is available as we discussed today to e-mail the planning commission secretary and have the comments described for the commissioners. i'll be honest for me if i get a document for 2 weeks i won't read it because it's hard to keep two weeks agenda on your mind at the same time >> commissioner moore. >> i interrupted commission secretary and i'll direct the question back to you. as i said this doesn't apply to drs but it requires per reference to the conditional use in section c-111 and the notifications that might result in a dr that doesn't mean we're adding additional work to staff but requires that the applicant provide you either for the abbreviated dr which still comes to us as well as the full dr to provide the referendum so there's nothing that makes the staff work for difficult it makes a easier. so none of it singles o

sochi winter olympics due to open in six weeks' time. authorities say security with the titans in the buildup to the games the bombing at the station is the second suicide attack people who brought in recent months. in october a bomb attack on a bus with six people dead. islamist militant groups in the north caucasus have written these terror attacks to disrupt the sochi games. to which he will be hoping the latest tragedy doesn't deter sports fans for making the trip to russia. well to give the ladies only story would join them by our correspondent in morse code marcus graham aka sam tells us will have real fear is he's responding to this incident. yes they have presented in the fourteen nautical star t r us authorities already two. and do everything to ensure a secret security known why the olympic games said just a few weeks away we had it before. in this story authorities said they would step up security at dapto looked at railway stations and to suppose he had done underground stations and shopping centers in russia's major cities s

it looks likely to pass later in the week.sts gather in size as this goes on. >> if mexico passes that bill, it would be the most drastic overhaul in its oil industry in 75 years. here's what's making business news this morning, the world's biggest airline free for takeoff, american airlines and u.s. airways merging. four carriers now control 4/5 of the u.s. air market. >> we could soon get hint about when the fed could ease back on oh its stimulus program. friday's encouraging jobs report is expected for the fed to pull back. >> they don't want to do anything at-bat, because we've had a few artificial dawns already in the course of this recovery. if you look at one month's job picture and say things are great now, let's ease off a bit, you have the risk of plunging the nation right back into recession. the fed doesn't want to do that. >> a survey found that a majority of its forecasters expect the fed to pull back on stimulus sometime early next year. wall street searching for direct this morning. do you futures are a little

philips sonicare. >>> last week was the worst week for u.s.quities in around three months or over three months. the dow and s&p down 1.6%. right now the thought is it will go up. the dow has caught up 78 points. the nasdaq 17 points higher. a lot can change between now and then of course. let's get a final thought on all of this from brad mcmillan who is chief investment officer of commonwealth financial. you said institutions have to be fully invested. why do they? why wouldn't they put some of the cash off the table at this particular juncture? there's a lot of risk this week. we've had a good year. it's now thin markets. why do you have to be fully invested right now? >> well, i think there's career risk in place. when you look at the end of the year you've seen very strong performance up until the past week or so and nobody wants to miss a last-minute rally so i think right now people probably are starting to think about pulling some money off the table. certainly the retail fund flows report will make that a little bit more urgent, but at

two weeks? one week? a long weekend?e time off from work, but we never seem to be able to take it. but as lara logan reported in 2005, there are millions of people who take endless vacations in the summer-- a month, two months, even more. and we're not talking about the idle rich. these are government employees blue collar workers, office clerks. what's their secret? they live in france. >> stephane marchand is a senior economics editor at the french newspaper le figaro. >> in my line of job i am a journalist working with french newspaper. we have eight weeks of vacation. >> eight weeks of vacation? >> eight weeks, yes. i know it maybe surprising for you because i know in the u.s. you might have only two or three if you are lucky. but we have eight. >> like most frenchmen marchand has no guilt about taking so much time off. in fact, it's the law. full-time workers in france are guaranteed at least five week's vacation, guaranteed those long lazy days in the sun and leisurely lunches in outdoor cafes. on top of the five w

a lot of fed doings this week.let's talk with brian battle, a director at performance trust capital partners. the main event is the fed meeting tomorrow and wednesday. the big question is quantitative easing. will tapering once threatened actually start taking place? >>yeah, the 2 day meeting is very important. the market's watching very closely. the federal reserve has been engaged in experimentaly monetary policy for the last couple of years where they are buying bonds in the secondary market. 85 billion dollars a month worth. so what we're going to find out at this 2 day meeting is if the fed is going to stop that a little. maybe not buy so many bonds. that would be a massive change because the federal reserve is a big buyer of bonds in the market so them giving that indication is going to require 2 things---1 are they gonna stop buying? when? and how long is it going to take them to stop all together? so the magnitude and the duration of their buying might be revealed this wednesday. >>some of this was rattling

last week proposed this comment last week too -- this rapid transit is it rail ready and if they want to have it rail ready, it's a 40 year plan there's no funding for the geary light rail project it has not been funded at all besides the central subway they are building a station at union square for geary light rail and there's no reason why that should be funded first before you do anything else because that's the first thing you should do in prop k before you go painting the streets for the bicycle coalition or whatever this sort of thing think about what hasn't been done yet but still has to be done now. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other member of the public would like to comment? seeing none we'll close public comment. and madam clerk if you can call our next item. >> item 14 adjournment. >> i wish everyone a happy holiday season. you are adjourned. >> good morning to the san francisco planning commission regular month to month thursday, december 19, 2013. the commission doesn't allow any disruptions and when speak before the commission if you care to do state your nam

there has been no substantive hearing on the way you do deal with one week and two week hearings and how you tell public is able or not able to get documents provided to the commission. that is a enthusiast of what i've been trying to deal with since 2008. you by your rules and your practices have shrunk the amount of hearings and the availability of the public to be informed of the hearings because the staff and are developers report are available to the public in time they can comment on. this means exception in downtown and expectations in the other area plans. expectation to the planning code are. you have a routine approval 6 days after the records are available to the public. i also question whether you are properly getting the public information when you have a 7 day rule that you effectively use as a 7 day rule to the commission. the items are not public until they're posted by the commission secretaries office. in particular those rules were not available. your minutes of the month to month two weeks ago their rather snument. you look at those minutes and you look at the dis

the white wants out of the week. only the strongest on the property of the senate include the increase in tokyo. you didn't do all this with dozens were to steal even when its weight. and i this week has become the proto about six hundred trucks sold each day. a brit a good price when people send more snow otago district. sure most see it as a promising market the distribution alliance with could be really popular across japan soaring fuel prices are causing more determined to give up their jobs. we're trying hard to make sure squid is treated at higher prices for the sake of fisherman. just wait was over grown too cold to the same day they are on notice of all goal. the idea of delivering lines quick to tokyo was wonderful that a revolution this week that some in the post two months ago. troy intercourse. but what tow trucks to was on call twenty one and the umpire. on the street. this is as fresh as the once over before i go the apples. and it's k while the couple bought it. i didn't. and that's all for now inconsi

four or six weeks? she continued with the side effects of a tribe of, of, jack, headache, night sweats, anxiety. anxiety? did she really just say that? like telling a drowning person to take a big gulp of water. my eyes filled with tears. i don't know if i can do this. if i get any more age as i will call bust. >> we can start on a very low dose apparently i was not her craziest patient for you can work up to is a therapeutic dose slowly. , that will minimize the aside the fact the you'll not get the benefits of the full therapeutic dose every time she said that she would slow down and annunciate every word which made the thick of a catholic priest they keep this side of the across. i will write you a prescription and as wall. she went back to tie put up as if it was settled. of once you have adjusted you could go on the of their medication and i thought i got when i came for. she was right about the anxiety class and you knew what she was doing which they'd blend of us. when i got home i emptied my lit

low to mid 20s for lows later this week. fairfield about 26. locations around morgan hill and concord, likely for the second haft of the week. low temperatures in the upper 20s. this is white's significant. we have had patchy frost before. when your morning. s drop into the 20s, napa will be freezing. getting down to 27 degrees on third morning. we'll have the full forecast coming new a few minutes. >> the clinic on elca 34 i in o real will open on mon. folks say it will negatively impact nearby businesses and residents. we'll keep on the story and bring you the latest tomorrow. fleischmann who is identified as ajenner returned home just in time for the holiday this week after suffering second and third degree burns when another teenager set fire to his skirt several weeks ago. sasha's parents say the attack won't deter sasha from being sasha and hopes this will help people who identify as agender. that 2-year-old boy who nearly drowned yesterday expected to make a full recovery. fire crews say the boy was fishing with his grandmother when lost

play that well content with me katie this week protests continue in ukraine over kiev decision not toside. free trade agreement we got a correspondent on the ground to get to that in just a minute to get the details on that one we've also got an adverse three to five years since quantitative easing first began with the situation now as well as corporate news ryanair is making its way to my sky this is john thomas is on the way he'll give us a sneak in his paw very i want to bitcoin games are great for some not so exciting for others so there's laws coming up with that start talk about the ukraine. so the e.u. eastern partnership summit in lithuania it came off this week ukraine's rejection of the free trade zone took center stage meanwhile protests in ukraine over kiev decision not to sign the deal continue. in kiev for us we've got paul scott vilnius to tell us exactly what's going on on the ground. hi that poll sign no idea what exactly happened. while heading into the two day summit in vilnius katie i don't think hopes were particularly high of a last minute u. turn key of decision

week. you don't want to miss this last hour of trading here and see whether we can finish positive or negative. >> the dow is up 28 points. the s&p 500 adding just about a point, the nasdaq is barely above the 4,000 mark. a lot will come down. given the redemption numbers we've been hearing, a lot will come down to what we here in the next session. >> this would be you. >> all right. have you heard many -- you've heard many warnings about bitcoins. an alarm bell is being sounded about the digital currency. a cashless society, get this, will jeopardize our freedom. will the government really track everything you buy right down to a pack of gum? that's his concern. his argument to lay out why he's very worried. >> what's interesting is he runs a bank. >> might have a stake in the game. >> that's very interesting. if you google the term "world takeover," you might come up with two words -- amazon and google. amazon is expanding even more, looking to take some of costco's market share and new p

to week. >> thank you for having me. >> is this the alternative to some of the shout shows. >> we wanted to show you can talk politics and not yell. you can learn stuff from them and enjoy the discussion and learn something about the other person. >> congress is fighting in someways i believe you are right i believe the american people are pooped out. are you worried if we are civil it will take the sizzle out. >> we bring in people with different views. they will have different views on things. larry a professor from san jose state. we want them to have different views. we want them to come and talk about things and do it nicely. >> do you tell them that when you prep them. don't scream, talk one at a time. there are shows that say scream at each other. >> everyone i brought in has understood that. they look forward to this opportunity to be able to talk with intel gent intel -- intel intellgent people. >> our intention is to move to a weekly program. may be air it on the radio or on tv. we h

weeks. but it could lead over into over the weekend before christmas. i know that i come to this floor and say a lot of times we're going to have to work weekends, but, mr. president, we may really have to work the next couple of weekends. we've had a wonderful two-week break. it was important for all of us. but before i discuss the business before this body, i mourn, like we all mourn, but i also celebrate the life of south africa's great emancipator, nelson mandela. he once said -- quote -- "difficulties break some men but make others. " his dedication to peace and justice was forged really in the fire of adversity, 27 years in prison among other things. while he endured great hardship for the cause of suffrage, his capacity for forgiveness was just really boundless as his dedication to democracy, freedom and equality was. he leaves a legacy that is going to be so significant, it will inspire current and future leaders for generations to come. mr. president, now with our schedule, this wee

week on "washington week." merry, merry christmas. good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by: >>> next on kqed "newsroom," the nsa under increasing pressure from silicon valley to capitol hill to curb its surveillance programs. >>> pension reform in the national spotlight. and san jose mayor chuck reed on the front lines pushing for a statewide initiative. >> it's absolutely vital to cities all over the state, not just the city of san jose, we get control over skyrocketing costs. >>> the end of an era at candlestick park and a look back at some of its iconic moments. >> then i look ed at the tv we had, auxiliary press area behind home plate, and it showed the bay bridge broken.

we'll talk about that and bitter cold for next week and a big snowstorm next week in the northeast. bianna. >> those were the good old days. last new year's, it was warm. thank you. >>> now, to the race against time to free a cruise ship frozen in ice in antarctica. extreme conditions ended the first two rescue missions. new hope that the third time will be the charm for the dozens of passengers stranded at sea since christmas eve. abc's gio benitez has the very latest. i can imagine they don't want to be celebrating new year's eve there. >> reporter: i would not want to be there. good morning to you, bianna. dan, good morning. that powerful australian icebreaker could be reaching that stranded ship at any moment. that's if it doesn't get stuck in that thick ice that trapped the 74 tourists and researchers in the first place. this morning, after four days stuck in more than 13 miles of ice, a helicopter was dispatched from a chinese icebreaker ship to fly over the stranded vessel, the reconnaissance, the latest in the effort to rescue the stranded ship, could be the final step befor

have a great week.e'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," the white house taughts the white house we'll sort the truth from the spin. >>> plus, new global education rankings once again show american students lagging. so just how worried should we be? and china flexes its military muscle as vice president joe biden visits the region. will the u.s. stand firm with japan as tensions rise? >> obviously the website, when it was first launched, wasn't in tip-top shape, to say the least. but we h

we bought last week to test to see me up. holding the infant underwent an operation to be just in the canteen the doctors could not see them as the infection had spread to his bloodstream. i know years later a bagel. you know. gates into the back with the old city was leaving and that it is so disregarded the us. some believe that this does indeed the government and asked him what's to come up the rest of the total government funding allowed james to be told james and his family was to start life afresh this is what got all four week break a bottle state your business coming up off to the break dr has over future of a condiment. the content of the taunt the musical was coming that will buy these are the dough with its guillotine news leaks on fisher will be on top. fears of going over the future all women prisoners enough on the phone off the vest and troops leave the country next year. she flew two hundred and sixty nine he meets and is up on the song's second on suspicion of him. those detained at the teen accused of offenc

this week wal-mart has black friday the week before, and so it has become a nonevent.ame things with cyber monday, and to a certain extent, other than the actual calendar date of december 25th, the christmas holiday has extended itself as well. for consumers fighting for every last dollar to spend, it matters what they save. >> and then finally about the clothing retailers is that of some concern to you? >> not a concern to me at all. i think that's a temporary dip. the purveys iness is like nothing i have seen, and i think what will happen is the apparel retailers will realize they need to promote more loudly, they have already begun doing that. i think we will see that shift back, so you if you northerlylize then't mos they will come out fine. >> gabions, joel, thank you. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> today on twitter. andrea says online shopping gift cards that save so much time and i don't have to leave the house. this is certainly the season to shop, but before you go to amazon.com or a big retailer, we want to introduce you to a clever entrepren

westbound bay bridge this is the actual week before christmas. a lot of people have next week off. so we will see what happens this week. i think we are going to have a full strength commute today and as we look at the maps i want to show you 580 looks good to castro valley. and also looking at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. now let's go to steve. >>> already? >> its just that's the way it is. >> i understand, sal. 30s and 40s to upper 40s. much, much here on the lows. we are not seeing the 20s anymore. there is a little component of an offshore breeze. that will help in areas near the coast today. some records are definitely possible. most locations have a component of an easterly breeze. few high clouds coming in. there is going to be a system diving in on us starting on thursday that all cool us down. today will be the warmest day of the week. we get that offshore push. 60s and 70s. especially down toward santa cruz. then we will see temperatures plunge off the table. today warm and much cooler toward the end of the week. and we ramp it up again by the weekend. and there is

and i thank god i do. >> reporter: a week will pass, two weeks will pass, three weeks will pass, and more will be over and people will stop having this conversation. >> well, i don't think anybody dies in vain. i don't think so. some of us learn. some of us don't. do you realize what would happen in south africa had there not been a nelson mandela? it would be running in blood. not too long ago, they weren't allowed to lynch a man or a woman, so i don't think nelson mandela's death was in vain. his life was not. i will never be the same. we thank him for coming. we thank him for teaching us. and we thank him for loving us all. all. >> what a reflection. harry smith, your thoughts this morning. >> a redemptive morning to be able to spend it with maya angelou, but how eye-opening it was to be black and living in south africa. steve beko ends up getting pulled over by the cops in south africa. he's dead 24 hours later. you rick yosk your life just breathing and being black in south africa, and to see this man come out and talk about a teachable moment. >> thank you very much, harry smit

>> just the work throughout the week. the coaches did a great job putting a great game plan together. you know, just really taking that knowledge and being able to anticipate what they were going to do. >> michele: now, drew does not like to talk about himself, but he hit some big milestones tonight. how do you explain what makes him who he is? >> you've just got to see him throughout the week. that man works like i've never seen. you know, he deserves every bit of success that he gets. >> michele: after a win like tonight, how do you guys look at the rest of the season? >> we've got a tough one in st. louis. they're playing well. especially at home. you know, we've still got some corrections to make. we'll take this one, process it and get ready for next week. >> michele: congratulations. >> thank you. >> michele: bob, they'll go make some corrections, i guess. >> bob: whatever corrections need to be made. thank you, michele. worth mentioning that like colston, jimmy graham had two touchdown receptions among his six tota

two week in advance of the hearing. well it would be good for us to have volumous and exceptional cases. to see it. in our case we saw it late saturday. too late to get in touch [bell] >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is paul warner. i did want to talk about the availability of information for the public. i try to pay attention to what is going on. and i sign up for the e-mail that i can for the program set up. and i am assuming when that program is fully implemented. that notice and copies of the proposed changes would be e-mailedito itouitou itouitous us. there is a fundamental challenge, some of us in the neighborhood think about what is going on and try to submit comments to the point. a lot of people, especially in neighborhood associations come to you, and it's confusing. when we get the first opportunity to see a report and detailed plans a week before the hearing. it's very difficult for us to deal with it. these are things that have been in process for a while. it would be extre

listen, i spent $350 there, you know, last week. but i didn't buy any pants. [ laughter ] i think that -- >> did you buy shirts like mike's? >> i was mostly focused on some of the seasonal items, which they said, you know, on the call were sort of hot-selling. and they're selling out of. but i think they can come back from it. but the consumer certainly noticed all of the challenges they've had, some of the, you know, poorly chosen statements that they've made, and i think the consumer's waiting to see how they respond. >> some that we've talked about, you know, about expectations of the holiday shopping season and beyond, have raised flags about department stores, yet nordstrom is the top pick. can you tell us why? >> yeah, i mean, i think the holiday shopping season is very promotional. nordstrom's tends to operate a little bit above that fray. it's not really a -- mostly about the holiday i like it. i like their spending on e-commerce initiative, omni channel initiatives, the best in claes, and i think they're transforming the bu

who else might lose their job this week? >> bob, the first coach to watch is mike shanahan in washington. he is due to meet on monday with owner daniel schneider. it's widely believed that shanahan will be fired after four seasons on the job. also, in detroit, jim schwartz the head coach of the lions will be meeting with ownership on monday. some mixed opinions on whether or not he will be fired. we'll find out more on monday morning. reports that frazier is out with minnesota. >>> finally, mike munchak has been with the titans organization for more than three decades. he will be meeting this week with ceo tommy smith who has said that he is agonizing over what to do with the team's long-time head coach. >>> meanwhile, couple other names to keep an eye on, greg schiano of the buccaneers, unclear what ownership will do with him and dennis allen of the raiders is believed to be on the hot seat but said after today's loss to the broncos he firmly believes he should have an opportunity to return for another season. >>> in pittsb

week's newsof this is about the healthcare act. at the white house today, they are linking the good economic with the finally good news about the healthcare act. is there a connection between rebound in the economy and the healthcare act? >> the link is tha this law all thetually for attention to it now is more than three years old, that, you know, jobs growth, you might say, despite the affordable care act, despite the predictions from republicans and its other opponents that this killer, theob consistent description for it, and jay carney opened up his houseng at the white today by suggesting that the eachgrowth consecutively month have coincided with the time period in fact the affordable care act has been on the books. gwen: is that plausible? >> no. the one case they do have is that there are fewer people part-time involuntarily and that was supposed to be something that was going to happen because of the affordable care act. it looks like the shutdown and all that furor didn't really stop the economy. gwen: the word they've b

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, but next week, but two weeks from in -- is a up later crucial time. those who want covered by generic first, it is going to be an even bigger surge and we will seem this week. the final deadline if you want your coverage to be effective by january 1. you have to have this site not ready just for this week, but what was projected internally here to be even larger numbers of people who are not going to be just visiting the site, but needing to get that covered so that they get a budget refers. are you about it, is the president confident that the website will be ready for that expected and predicted surge of people? that we havefident achieved significant , andvements in the website intentionality. as proved by the metrics we have got over thus far, and we will continue to make progress and improvements to the website in the days and weeks ahead. ifr absolutely right that you want covered on your first, you need to enroll i december 23 , and obviously to pay your premium by the deadline set by their insurer. be the is going to biggest spike that this ad

it's a modest deal but lawmakers hope they can announce it by the end of the week, enact it next week and avoid a government shutdown in january. >> who are winners and losers to the extent we know what stays and goes and maybe more pointly, what does this mean for those looming deadlines the government shutdown number which was i think middle of january and then the debt ceiling debate, which resurfaces then again, i think, right around the super bowl? >> tyler, it means both that the debt ceiling increase and the government funding are likely to occur as scheduled, avoid a crisis like we had. lawmakers don't have much appetite for that, especially going into an election year. so in that sense, it's good news for the entire country. in terms of losers, the kinds of fees they are talking about and again, we don't have a final deal are things like higher airline ticket fees, the president had those in the budget. when you look at the budget cuts, not medicare, social security cuts but federal retirement benefits would be cut somewhat so federal workers could be losers to a small degree

the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow. much, much cooler mid-week as numbers manage the low 50s by wednesday. tomorrow, 75 degrees at redding and 69 at fresno. if you are heading out of the bay area, monday is sunny and mild with patchying for that might be a factor. elsewhere around the country, monday look pretty good for a travel day, 75 in l. a. and 46 in new york. overnight, santa rosa, 39 degrees. livermore, 55. 40 for an overnight low at concord. we can get auto freezing by mid-week, though. stay tuned on that. 70 in the south bay tomorrow. 71 at morgan hill. 71 for livermore. 69 at walnut creek. a beautiful sunday for the bay area, but we need rain, but it doesn't look like we'll get it. look at the numbers. wednesday and thursday, inland is only about 50 degrees for a high. it recovers by the weekend, but for us, that's cool. >> and consistent across the region. >> yes. everybody will cool down big-time. >>> check this out a rare bottle of whiskey is going for about $4,000. it's being sold as a limited edition, fe

>> a week of mourning, reflection, and celebration. our thanks to you. >>> nelson mandela has a large and complicated family tree with over a dozen grandchildren. some of them opened up to reena ninan in a rare interview in south africa and she's here to tell us about it. good morning, reena. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. that's right. 17 grandkids and 3 wives. everyone vying for his time and affection. there is one thing that he did from his prison cell that still brings his family comfort. set free after 27 years in prison -- >> his first steps into a new south africa. >> reporter: -- but some of his grandchildren found themselves longing for his prison days. >> those are the days that i cherish. because it was just the two of you. nobody else. because when he came out, you did not have him because he had bigger issues to tackle. >> reporter: his grandson remembers visiting him when he was 4. >> he asked the wardens if they could put cartoons on the tv so me and my other cousins could come and sit down and watch them. and

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he goes to rehab every week. oscar with a plaque thanking him for saving his life. >> this is just kind of a culmination of all the horrible things that he's had to go through and the perseverance this both he and his family have. it's really something to behold. >> officer whitney said he never expected edgar to survive his burn injuries. but he did and it seems like he's going strong there. we have had some very cold days and very cold nights and it's not even officially winner yet. >> no. we are getting there. we are getting out of the sub freezing readings for some of you. not everyone. here's a look at emeryville. a little haze. we have patchy fog and testimonies may be a couple degrees warmer now. but we are looking at the big warming trend and another spare the air. i'll explain when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, why hundreds of bird watchers will be fanning out in the by area today, counting our feathered friends. and we get you up on your toes and go behind the scenes of a christmas classic

" every week.fe and blessed new year! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the news, breaking news out of san francisco with where a shooting near a theater in san francisco early this morning has left a man dead. we will have the latest. >> and new hope for the family after 13-year-old declared brain dead. what they plan to do today in another effort to keep the girl on life support. >> here's a view of san francisco. sunny and warm with possible re