years according to company statistical data by the end of the fourth quarter into the feeder team the average office rental of three hundred eleven un for square meters or four dollars and eighty cents per square foot per month. it has hit a four percent decrease in the end of two dozen twelve. he got intended to double twelve due to lack of office supplies facing the opposite or until cooked through about forty six percent. the rapidly increasing officer and told the bbc what most expected to be off the pace in the world cover the high rental costs are passed the country's real portability. the company by china's low down economy into thirteenth. come meet again to reduce their budget and moved out of the city's central business district the pedantic on top of mental decline the past year colliers international estimates that the agent office rentals will continue to increase by forty five percent to fourteenth finally confronts junk to the news. the price of help around the house up for the coming chinese new year while i embarked upon a ten year tips for losing died that year. the practice

they are now 87 and the average age. and again, it is destroying the middle look of what we look like. they are still doing well. they might need a little bit of help. but they want to have fun and they still have their brain cells. >> yeah, okay. let's talk about when it will start to look like maybe mom or dad or grandma will need help and they can no longer do things on his or her own. what are the signs? because it is not some life- threatening illness. usually it's in the hospital and good-bye. >> right. and i think that the one thing we're all concerned about, you know, if you look at any poll, what are they concerned about? they are concerned about alzheimers or dementia. set that aside for just a minute and with a moment and the idea of judgment. is your parent a judgment and what it needs to be? and that is the first part. the second part in our society, unless you're living in san francisco or another city that has really good public transportation, the car, the car is such an important factor in our lives. you

the average is about 338. there are a lot of readings and estimates out there. ever the exact level is, that is still quite bad. it is defined as serious pollution. if you are outside for about 24 hours, who recommends no more than 25. least 10-12 times or it is deemed unhealthy. it is not a good thing. >> talk about the financial sense in shanghai. they're taking urgent steps to deal with the same problem. yes, they are. in early december, the experience pretty much the same thing. people were saying this usually happens in the north of china and never here. well, it did. what they are doing is they are putting out this air pollution warning. red, orange, yellow, and blue. red is the most severe. when the forecast is red, schools. all outdoor activities. the government bars 15% of government vehicles from the roads. been caused by cars. it is coming from power plants that are pretty much running at capacity, especially winter. >> thank you. >> coming up, one of the world's --gest the numbers are next. ♪ >> i am anna edwards. these are the bloomberg top headlines

here is how the major averages closed. the dow tumbled 135 points, the s&p lost 16 points but gold rallied today after tumbling 28% in 2013, the worst annual decline in more than three decades. prices of the precious metal rose $23 an ounce today. crude prices fell ending at a five-week low at $95.44. >>> today may have been an ice patch. the 29% gain for example was 12% greater than the europe 600 index return and stocks that generated 90% of the sales here in the united states, the average gain was a whopping 33%. so will that trend continue in 2014, or should you broaden out globally? seema mody takes a look. >> reporter: they say home is where the heart is, but in 2013, home is where the money was. 1/3rd of all companies that made 90% or more sales in the u.s. beat the s&p 500 thanks to an improving economy and stronger dollar but this year investors may be wise to expand horizons. strategist advice to buy multi-nationals in 2014 because better economic data is likely to come outside the u.s. in the coming year. john sa

the dough chilled without insurance. next up and she wonders. chinese men on average than two hundred fifty dollars per month a lot the rear of the very fact of the love for chinese men to stay with her girlfriend. it showed that a man from the digi and probably the most alive. the feds are about one thousand eight hundred yuan for over three hundred us dollars for each month. center based in the second book was about two hundred nine us dollars per month. the average cost of many of the paper and love in china is about two hundred fifty us dollars for each month. the victim's account for forty percent of the men's monthly income and the long jump robin. all the going got becoming popular with young people many chinese males the paper the girlfriend the survey showed the cost of low mainly include having meals together which account for seventy percent of total costs. they're also the cost of going to movies. i get to the girlfriend traveling together which can all add up very fast. finally can i do not have been proud of the large chinese cities the fourth consecutiv

the average eno caught the market with the company. i think one nine percent. you why the knowledge and super pop over to the building companies. the average annual profit margin for a hundred thirty which built the developers whopping thirteen percent. by comparison time to think when you bring it to ten percent or above. thinking that this elite any profit margin left for chinese companies to borrow money from tiny thing not to mention for my truck and a company that invented push company towards protecting the financial products into developing their own businesses. who warned that it kept look like the real economy and china's economic to become dangerous not to mention the high domestic interest rate contract for top money to flow into china. we the people manipulating the currency. point out that currently the renminbi in china still can not be freely convert it. therefore the central covered half the purchase the digital art on the monetary base the central bank want to control money mobility. it would once again raise interest rates. note to finance the

as of december 2013, i believe the average daily jail population was 12 04. so, it keeps going down ~. the other point i want to make and sort of draw out is the capital plan already envisions a two-phase process. so, there's always that capacity to do something now with the understanding if the world changes, you could do something in addition at another date. >> yeah. the other question i have, and i didn't really see it in the report but it might be in here. you looked at -- in the analysis you made some assumptions and eventually said, well, maybe it's a good idea to look into smaller replacement. my question is that -- and i think you answered part of this question in terms of the unused jail 6, the transportation costs might be prohibitive. but in terms of looking at jail 1 and 2, my understanding is that it's not being utilized -- or being under utilized and i'm not sure if it's ever going to be used to its capacity. did anybody look at whether you could remodel or [speaker not understood] building a new jail for jail 1 and 2 to make it a little bit mor

the average for the state being 3.66 and the national average is lower at 3:32. the bay area we're paying above the average. >> stay with us we'll be back. female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> a new year means new babies and the hospitals were busy delivering babies. a baby girl born in the south bay is the first baby born of the new year in the bay area. the girl was born two seconds past midnight at the in san jose. another girl born at the same facility at 12:01. back to back. a boy was born at kaiser in san francisco. 8 seconds baft midnight. congrats to all sets of parents. >>> coming up, a sheriff deptive dies doing cross fit work out. >>> and if you are riding bart, get ready for an increase. what you will be paying today. >>> and watching weather and traffic. wait get a update.

we're within constraint and if you look at the average problems in the city of san francisco with the growing bags the homeless and the high tech companies moving in we've got the rhythm of the rich and the poor and now it turnout the police officers at large are being paid according to the papers almost 3 times the average wage in san francisco. when you get a ticket and certification from the police officer you know he's making 3 times what the average sense is. i want to discussion on bringing in police officers and special police and why they're making 38 percent of the money >> passerby cleave. >> police officers pefrgs or pension are not going up 38 percent i can talk to mr. lawrence after. things that are in the paper 5r7b9 also - let me finish >> and as far as expanding of the payroll when i spoke to the refer program the refers are unpaipd paid if retire members want to come back it's a tough time 80 for staffing we would like to augment staffing but the officers had to retire but main can still add value and some officers want to take advantage of that and those are private

then there's the moving average convergence indicator or the macd. technicians use it to detect changes in momentum before, not during or after, but before they happen. the macd flashed a big fat buy signal where the black line crosses above the red one in the middle of last year, you can see that. and it continues to be positive territory today. the qqq hasn't had a serious correction in the monthly chart since 2012. but lang says the technicals aren't predicting one either. he's not going against this. he thinks it's a buy. take a gander at the weekly chart. according to lang this picture is downright beautiful. this is perfection, people. you can see the nasdaq 100 is an uptrend that's only given you one pullback over the last 12 months. the thing -- that's why it was up so much last year. the thing is the hottest trends rarely give you a chance to get on board. but when you look at the shorter term daily chart, it's possible we could be on the verge of a rare buyable pullback on this red hot index. on the daily the nasdaq 100 has been consistentl

but that's bad news for the average joe. >> pushed up crisis. up so much that tickets now are out of the reach of ordinary americans. in fact, there was a game in indianapolis in october where the average price of a ticket was almost equal to the average gross pay of half the workers in america, about $500. >> that's the knock on the super bowl. a bash for the wealthy who get a tax break for partying in luxury boxes and rest get higher prices for the cheap seats. here's the simple math. take that $400,000 suite, 50% is tax deductible, the other half, 200 grand is subject to a 40% tax rate. that equals $80,000 of potential tax revenue gone. and it's not just super bowl suites. tack on hotel rooms, dinners, limos, even private jets. but companies say that's the cost of doing business. eventually creating jobs and making the economy work for everybody. >> it's not a junket for the employees of the company. it's a business development venture. so you send your salespeople to the super bowl to build relationships, to do business. >> to some, it's a s

about two and a double hundred in thirty months of salary for the average chinese actually worker. cover two dollars and twelve the theme of the money was a legal bid to montgomery for the complete and that the we. the declining purchasing power china and also stopping to look at the average price to write and who doesn't live with that seven us cents per pound last year rose to twelve pound for pound king ten thousand red chameleon hundred point on the right thing to have the bye. but to dump their team but we declined the left and seventy pounds. after over forty percent drop in eight years the renminbi appreciation night. the rational for chinese people to back their money to avoid having active streak. their popular investment choice. people could count that as an investment rather than as a place to live. as a consequence of that housing prices continue to go up the rapid increase in housing prices. i mean the depreciation of the houses more expensive looking for a place to live horse probably why it's happening and economic information daily report china's current economic str

the average social security is about $20,000 a year. is about $14,000 after taxes. maybe $6,000 after a medical costs. is not cheap, it is not good to just live on the spreais. >> what is to take on beginning to have a family? >> some women do not want to have a lot of kids but some of the delay in growing up you are born to see how they are being formed. babies are born to be made a little bit later. beckham become costly.that can become costly. maligne >> we want them to start of their families and start saving their money. >> thank you so much of james for coming by. >> coming up i will speak with chad and burton and get his financial perspective. will also talk about getting your first home. whether it is realistic or not. >> welcome back. rob black and your money. we will talk with chad the burton pripet discuss a recent survey how much money people have for retirement and were there. >> baby boomers are only or to replace 81% of theirs. generation x what replace 71 percent and the millennium is only replace 62%. people who are 18 to 35 years old will not be abl

in the long term average. i think you have to take a little bit longer term approach. eir favor. it will be interesting to track both, to track the short term performance and long term performance. >> one other thing i point out, scott, in terms of predictions for this year, long short equ y equities was a story a lot of them liked. putting this issue to the test like can they get bigger mandates and get more money. >> kate, thanks so much. kate kelly. >>> trader blitz. first up, bank of america beating estimates on both the top and bottom lines. profits helped by a sizable drop in bad loan provisions. doc? >> and i think it's just going to get better for them in terms of new loans going out this year, judge. it's in my playbook playoffs portfol portfolio. hold it. >> stephanie link, you guys have it as well? it's impressive and just capital markets. they just crushed jpmorgan in capital markets. i bet jamie dimon is miffed at the numbers. >> hope you guys listened and all of you listened to bill nygren yesterday. bank of america was the top bank pick. simon, you like i

that's well above the average of 57 degrees. d today should be the ninth consecutive day of near or record warmth. right here in the tri-valley. in fact record warmth expected at least all the way through saturday. now this is all coming at a price. not only right here in the tri- valley but throughout much of the blare. if you find yourself sneezing and wheezing and thinking you're coming down with a cold or perhaps even the flu? local al gists are telling me -- allergists are telling me this is probably because of allergy season. yes, typically what we experience throughout the month of april and also may is what we're experiencing now. and the reason is? take a look at this right here. in dublin off of inspiration way here. see all of this? we have some dead dried up weeds and grass. this is again something we typically see during the summer months but because we have the lack of rainfall this winter, everything is drying out and much sooner so therefore we have a sooner advancement of allergy season. more on the local weather

you look at what we produce, though, that we produced last year some 850 tons per employee, where the average the integrated producers was something like 350 tons per employee. nucor wasn't the only company using minimill techniques to turn red ink into black. dr. robert crandall, an economist with the brookings institution, a washington, d.c., think tank. in the steel industry, a minimill industry is growing up to replace the less efficient integrated firms. we're likely to have in the future 75 firms each producing 2 million tons of steel a year, rather than these giant companies producing up to 25 million tons a year. these smaller firms are more efficient. they ought to provide a healthier steel industry. the high technology used in the minimill revolution couldn't save the whole industry. steel for i-beams and auto bodies still must be made in integrated mills. there was a lesson the big steel companies could learn. if we modernize our steel mills, we can compete with any steel company in the world. we'll have a somewhat smaller, but more efficient, more productive steel industry than we

the average, way below the average. what would it feel to be outside at 76 degrees? it will happen, just not soon. reagan national him of the high was 19. the coldest temperature we've had. now we are at 11 degrees at morgantown. .he temperatures will fall we are going to fall by tomorrow morning. .hat is the latest report for above in michigan. behind that, colder air is going to come in. in thegoing to see it satellite images. look at the cloud cumbers -- cloud cover. this is another cold front. we become greasy. he we will be milder in the 20s. maybe a chance of snow flurries or snow showers. e to is a possibility du the early evening hours. onwe head into the day friday, the wind will turn southwesterly. it will be up and down for the future. single digits climbing into the mid 20's. then we will have another chance of light snow as we head through saturday. look at the weekend temperatures. turning sharply colder as we go through the early part of next week. >> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> let's start with the nba.

should the retooling the average price go blind is not tied up in the province. their dignity in about three hundred picked us up to nine us dollars in total. anti indian blogs and are about to achieve that all the time the basic and most of the meal. when did have become a popular way for single chinese man and woman to look for the future wife or husband. the chinese government. the number of single males and females will likely reach thirty million mike duff and twenty the survey also showed that more than thirty percent of single tiny female field and through the mail doesn't pay for the meal but about thirty four percent single melted claimed they would want to spend too much if they didn't think to date went well at all. the survey also showed that more than fifty percent male and female the first of their new year's resolution is to find other happen to them for tea. i'm the type of development. why do companies auctioned off these people to produce higher than you want one of china's biggest steel why do companies will be out yet. recently held a governme

the average price of the chemical flavor enhancers are around two dollars to the center to address. in theory the chemical can be edible food additive. they were hinges are now forbidden on the chinese market. but for the sake of nutrition long term consumption of these chemicals is not good for human health. chemical think that's a very healthy but not new it can help you in class the bookies don't mean in china have been saving money because the customers too bubble tea and a popular type of milk he retained taiwan. and now for captive of pearl milk tea. the pros are most needed capital to adding the protein can take them to hear. many people consider to recap joke of all of the capital kampala the produce is what i didn't mean to make them to your menu tab then click add a gold gel pen to add that to me k. in order to favor the cost of manufactured in china replacing edible jolt and the concussion of guilt him into a cruel joke and calmly you for making plastic which is ten to twenty times cheaper too. the bubble tea drinkers the mainland china i've been thinking the plastic cove

the average per capita online shopping which about two thousand nine hundred us dollars last year. all the case showed the guangdong province the birthplace of lord of life than in two thousand thirteen. the duty on products with the second largest province in terms of online betting and only pay on time the single bed into the thirteen more than thirty five billion yuan five point seven billion us dollars in failed for some people about cars. the number of transactions holiday the hike to one hundred eighty eight million. got to bed now. but you can always use more than one hundred million. they could find for those looking to tap into the potential market. funnily from time to do it. shanghai free trade don't drive with light to the nearby area the pelvis through the shanghai free trade that has driven up off the thread though. now this trend spread out by the ftc area. the wind off the picnic area of may company moved up to the area surrounding the film quarter that is real. the developer and a chance to build up to a nearby area. in late december last year. a shanghai based grou

we had tried to gather information on or from the other laboratories in the bay area about what the average was for sexual assault cases and the information that we could gather is that it was 12 weeks. and so we are at this point, for the year, four weeks ahead of the curve, which is outstanding. >> thank you, captain, and so we have more bodies now working in the lab and we have increased since the last presentation with more to come, correct? >> yes, how many cases are assigned to each analyst? >> yes. >> commissioners i am sorry to interrupt, but apparently there are technical difficulties with the audio and we have a gentleman here from sftv who needs to do the adjustments because the television show is not picking up. could we recess for a couple of minutes? or pause for a couple of minutes? thank you. >> sure. [recess] >> we are back on the air now with captain peria and we have talked about increasing the staffing and how many cases are assigned to each analyst? >> analysts in the dna unit can have anywhere from 20 to 30 cases assigned to them at one time and that sounds like a big

that was contrasting with the average income in the 1900 census in the united state, the average person in today's dollars at about $5000 a year. unless they were farmers, even none that the total purse of the environment. there's not a lot of wealth in this country. there's not a lot of love from the middle class. but this extraordinary middle class came out of the crash of 1920. out of the lessons he learned from that, the things put into place, that produced the ability for my dad to reinvent life. i remember in 1866, page 77 of my boat. i'll just read this little bit to you. i remembered this. again, this was before the internet. and so, we couldn't find it on the internet, which was so frustrating. we ended up going on ebay and finding two years worth of time magazines, going through them one at a time. but in 1966, "time" magazine had an article. keep in mind this was before reagan had an elected president. it was from the middle class was still strong. the greatest creditor nation in the world. we are now the greatest debtor. there is the largest exporter finished goods at that t

then there's the moving average convergen convergence indicator or the macd.etect changes in momentum before, not during or after, but before they happen. the macd flashed a big fat buy signal where the black line crosses above the red one in the middle of last year, you can see that. and it continues to be positive territory today. the qqq hasn't had a serious correction in the monthly chart since 2012. but lang says the technicals aren't predicting one either. he's not going against this. he thinks it's a buy. take a gander at the weekly chart. according to lang this picture is downright beautiful. this is perfection, people. you can see the nasdaq 100 is an uptrend that's only given you one pullback over the last 12 months. the thing -- that's why it was up so much last year. the thing is the hottest trends rarely give you a chance to get on board. but when you look at the shorter term daily chart, it's possible we could be on the verge of a rare buyable pullback on this red hot index. on the daily the nasdaq 100 has been consistently overbought, that's acc

the day before. high-rise well above average and lingering. this is very warm pattern that is just stuck. 71 castro valley. why no spare the air night? winds are there. if the winds were not there we would get spare the air night. there is enough winds that we are not seeing spare the air nights and spare the air day. over night lows tonight cool. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view plenty of sunshine here. no rain in this five-day forecast. when i come back, 20 minutes, i will talk about the long, long range models. i will roll through january and we will look at the forecast for the seahawks game. big, big game on channel 2 sunday. >> thank you. >>> after a break here gas prices are on the rise in california. the average price is $3.64 a gallon. san jose $3.61 a gallon. oakland $3.62. san francisco $3.71. >>> home sales to a six year low last month. people purchased 6700 homes in december. 13% below. the lowest since december 2007. >>> a new revelation about the terror attack at the u.s. consulate in libya the warnings that c

not the janitor, but the average employee. it is the symptom of a broader problem where people are working hard. many people are working two or three jobs just to make ends meet and pay down their student loans, putting food on the table for their family, yet they still cannot make ends meet. something is wrong and something is broken with how our economy rewards hard work and people take care of themselves and their family. looking ahead to this year, that is one of a number of levels. fighting alongside fast food workers this year, who were hoping for not something totally radical, but for a living wage to feed their families, so that they are not forced to turn to food stamps while working in the food industry, terrible irony that many people do. they're also looking to expand social security rather than to cut it. so the programs that have worked for generations for many americans will be brought peace of mind going into their retirement. and we are already seeing efforts to raise the minimum wage in this country. the minim

michael, your study really interested me as well. 55% of women said they know less than the average investorrceive it. 78% of them said they don't want to be actively involved in the investment process. yet half are concerned they're going to outlive their investment, 6 in 10 feel they have to financially support some one in their family. that add up to some, really, interesting dynamics. what is it about women? are they more risk averse than men? >> the idea that women are more risk averse than men you hear a luft in t lot offen the m ein the media. women feel like they know less than the average investor. but men feel like they know more than the average investor. >> just dumber investors as a result because they think they know more than they do? >> the key really here is your confidence in investing. men lean into the conversation. whereas women may tend to lean out of the conversation because confidence is lower. doesn't necessarily have to do with investment acumen, your perceptions of your investment confidence driving behaviors. >> is confidence in your investing -- ability -- a good

the numbers are based on four- week averages. those are some top headlines at this hour. >> thank you. breaking news from bloomberg. liberty media corporation. they plan to make sirius xm a subsidiary of the company. the bloomberg radio provides programming to serious xm. talk about what this means. >> he is -- if he is able to bring them in, they stand to benefit from the growth. it has been doing well over the past few years. it has been trading well as well. that is on the face of it. he gets the benefit from how they are doing on the market. >> currently, liberty radio owns 52% of sirius. they have control. the proposal is that liberty is going to create a new stock. they will do a variety of exchanges with shareholders and their own current shareholders. iriuserious -- the s shareholders will have 39%, while 69% goes to liberty. >> this gives one stock to trade. >> just the liberty stock. tax-free. that is what john malone is known for being a financial wizard. that is the key thing. he loves tracking stocks. he loves to brin

this is looking at nineteen degrees so as the center is run in the money with the average temperature with plenty of sunshine that. not to a shell really in a very typical wintry pressure pattern as you can see carolina csx now across northern south korea as well as the north western flank of the japan. in fact a cold wave is going to be on its way for as the sun very cold airports in on the way down wraps around our country as well so that means that the precipitation we are likely to see into the next twenty four hours could likely become the freezing rain or even snow. we may even see some first to sell on there this year in the token metropolitan area during our teaching an hour east tonight and they're saying but a lot of snow will be piling up and not frustration and hope to be cut by forty centimeters and pam. mr ireland will also see some snow about it now up to forty cents meet risk killing and mine is fine. we are high on your thursday so let minus two thirty and then recovering gradually into the weekend. notorious eight years ago when he and dad very own set of conditions

. >> what you're talking about is let's look at the rolling average. k at the rolling average it continues to move higher. a rolling average we take three months at a time. a lot of people were saying, what happened in december because these sales numbers were well below expectations with gm and toyota actually they're reporting negative sales when you compare december of 2013 with december of 2012. two things are coming up when you listen to the conference calls today with the automakers. first of all, some of them are blaming winter storms, particularly here in the upper midwest and along the east coast, for creating weaker sales in the month. also, black friday and thanksgiving weekend were so incredibly strong, that many believe there was some payback here. i buy into this more than into the winter storm. real quick want to talk about the luxury auto sales race because this is always one of the interesting stories when we get to the end of the year, the battle between auto mercedes and bmw and lexus. mercedes numbers are out, up 17% last month. sale

first, yes, i care about the direction of the averages. provided that the wealth in the averages is spread across many different sectors. remember, there are good rallies and badle rallies. >> the house of pain. >> house of pleasure. >> a good rally has many sectors rising with with good leadership. a house of pain rally is led by stocks representing one or two sectors as was the case in the run-up to the financial crisis with the miners, minerals, oils and fertilizerers stocks leading the advance. that's an unholy group of generals that can't get the job done. more reason to -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> than to -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> the more the merry and the stronger the rally. that made me excited today. until today a group was with left behind. it's the classic growth cohort many of you care about which is in many ways the most important group for many of you at home. stocks like johnson & johnson, starbucks, pepsi co, hershey. they have been stalling or dripping lower almost every day. that's a very bad sign. let me explain. for more t

they still get the same money and if the utilization goal is down and utilize it less than the average population because kaiser is adjusted by community rated -- they're a huge rated plan based on this criteria so if we turn out to be the people spending less than the average then it allows you to gain the margin of the activity back into the hss trust but nothing would change in my mind, and it would be just a way of accounting for actions taken and that's the same thing when we brought to the board to hss the experience showed exorbitant margins in the rate and would be in the trust now and that's the same -- >> you're making the assumption that nobody but ulc goes this way; right? you're saying we're a free rider and kaiser will be a fully insured hmo for the vast majority of it? >> you could look at that position. they're open to doing it with everybody and the problem for kaiser if everybody did it that would be a problem but that's want the situation at hand. the situation at hand is could this benefit the trust. if we're paying these funds and count up the fees and widgets and

was a great comment by jim of the "new york times" that only when a crime became something that the average person can understand does it grab the head lines. water gate was a break in. we lock our doors at night. the bridge closing everybody trying to get to work on time and got there late and is ticked about it can get it. we can get it all of us. it ain't sophisticated. it is simple. thank you. coming up two rising stars, two dramatic falls from grace at the same time. chris christie and just former virginia governor bob mcdonnell both considered up and comers in the republican party. christie fighting for political future and mcdonnell indicted. bad week for the east coast republicans. >>> obama reaches out to russian president vladimir putin trying to get a handle on sochi olympics threat. president obama has a chance to look good helping out mr. tough guy. >>> and the film maker. this guy thought he had won the thing. it is great to watch to learn it from the inside. finally look who is back in the head lines. >> that's booze, i guess. that is toronto mayor rob ford under the influenc

the week. this is pretty impressive. average highs are well above the average today. today, we're going to look at 60s and some 70s. these numbers as much as 9 to 15 degrees above the average. usually, we're in the low 50s and 60s. this is what is playing out day after day after day for the better part of january. a blocking ridge of high pressure, sending all the moisture to the north. keeping us dry and warm. around the state, we'll see the temperatures soaring into 60s and 70s in the central valley. 58degrees in yosemite. around the bay, you're looking at 69 degrees in millepedes. 67degrees in pacifica. east bay temperatures in the 60s, and also the low 70s. inside the bay, we'll find hazy sunshine. could see a record. 72degrees in oakland. 70 in richmond. 69 in sausalito. looking out over the next couple of days, a whole lot of sunshine coming our way. patchy fog toward the coastline, otherwise, mostly sunny inland, then it looks like things are going to change as we head into thursday and friday. it looks like a lot of wind coming our way. offshore wind is going

right now the average price of regular is $3.61 in the district. up three cents from last week. in maryland, $3.46. up one cent. in virginia, $3.24. up two cents. in west virginia, $3.38, up one cent. >>> we're starting to hear criticism of virginia governor-elect terry mccauliffe's choice of reappointment of william hazel as health and human services secretary. hazel did not object it new abortion restrictions while serving in governor mcdonnell's cabinet. some environmental groups are angry he chose molly joseph ward as natural resources secretary. they say he could have chosen a candidate with more ties to the green movement. >>> several donation websites this morning are asking help to fund research efforts or search efforts, rather, for a missing a.u. grad student. 35-year-old adele t gazalla lives in logan circle. he went missing off the coast of dubai. the nigerian native was diving and never came back above the surface. search crews from the united arab emirates have been searching for days. his brother tells the "washington post" the state department says it cannot help