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off our highways and roads, the less congestion we're going to have and it help it ps the quality o lyes. we've got to do it because since 1980 we've increased vehicles on our roads by 100 percent. we've increased lane miles but less than 5%. >> this is not a progressive tax. this is something that hurts people equally across the board. it's very unfair for people who have to drive just to make sure they're getting their wages. how do you try and even it out for people especially once gas prices go back up? >> first of all, number one, the poorest people don't even have vehicles. in philadelphia six out of ten people don't have cars. that's number one. number two, for middle class people, remember, go back to the statistic i quoted at the beginning of the interview, you will save money by having better roads and bridges. every time you hit a poll hole and your car is thrown off the axel it costs $190 to have it fixed. you've got to spend money to make money. >> thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> governor ed rendell. later, maybe there really is a second act in american li

this is a lye look right now. it is mostly peaceful.e're hearing now that at least one car's windows have been broken. right now they're moving through down town. there was also a group gathering in san francisco. we're following both. stay with us for updates. >>> hundreds of scientists from all over the world have mapped an evolutionary tree so complete, one scientist calls it mind-blowing. they tapped into the jeans of bird species and had the data arranged into a family tree. falcons are more closely related to parrots than eagles or hawks. also that penguins have a gene similar to humans. the findings are extensive and will lead to new research for years. >>> all right. let's get a check of the forecast now. bay area certainly seen its share of rain and more is on the way. >> yes. get those umbrellas ready. live doppler 7 hd showing us extensive cloud cover around the bay area. we've had a great start to the rainy season. san francisco, 175% above normal or of normal. so we've had over 10 inches, but the drought's not over. snow pa

. >> something lye my dog would tear up in five minutes' time. >> frosty the snowman. >> frosty's foster brother. >> impressive but also the stuff nightmares are made of. >> aaargh! >>> what is the absolute worst thing that can happen to a kid during christmastime? >> to be on the naughty list. >> yes. >> horrible. you know hoop on the naughty list? this little girl's bro. i guess he's been naughty all night long. >> he's on the naughty list. awful naughty tonight. >> no i don't want him. >> why? >> because i'm his big sister. >> what does that mean? >> it means i don't want him. >> he's arguing in his favor. >> in his favor. yes. >> he's on the nate list, though. he's been naughty tonight. >> i don't want him to. >> what do you want me to do about it? >> i want him to be on the good list. change him on the good list. >> oh! >> now she doesn't want to be guilty by proxy. >> going on a naughty -- i'm going to be extra extra nice. >> i'm not going down with the ship man. >> oh my gosh. >> negative nellies! she's saying i'm his big sister his protector. i have to fight for him because he ca

. >> questioning the detainees in this program has given us information that have saved innocent lyes. >> that's in dispute. the detainee stripped naked died of hypothermia. another was water boarded for two and a half weeks 24/7 until he passed out. 9/11 plotter khalid mohammed. >> behind folded, threatened with a gun near his head and the cordless power drill and given forced enemas, all of this hidden from the secretary of state colin poll. >> there are record stating that colin powell wasn't told about the program at first because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack. >> republicans warned the report could inspire more terrorism. >> trkd it could be used to incite unrest and even attacks against our service members e personnel overseas and our international partners. >> insisting the interrogations did help thwart attack plans, capture terrorists and save lives. >> some of the tactics that were written about in the senate intelligence report were brutal. and as i've said before, constituted torture in my mind. that's not who we are. >> michael hayden

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and those were flat-outalize lyes. >> reporter: but the upside to narrow networks is the low cost because the doctors in these networks have agreed to discounts. the respected mckinsey accounting firm said the savings to consumers armies 13-17%ap blue shield of california chose not to appear on camera but denies it intentionally misled customers. it blames lost doctors on the transition to obamacare but promises this year it will address network confusion by communicating more clearly with members. right now for consumers, two important things to remember-- narrow networks are the new reality in obamacare. and anyone who wants to be sure your doctor is in network, scott, they need to call the company to confirm and they need to keep records. >> pelley: wyatt andrews in our washington newsroom thank you. this week we have been deepening our reporting on a controversy coast to coast it's excessive use of force by police, especially against minorities. wednesday we spoke to big-city mayors. yesterday you heard a panel of police chiefs. well, tonight, young adults. elaine quijano sat down wit

. >> i am molly lye on. >> rushed to the hospital with a shortness of breath.t did we learn this morning? >> we know that president bush was having a hard time breathing last night. he is being treated at a hospital in houston. his office passed along this statement. president bush was taken by ambulance to the houston methodist hospital as a precaution after experiencing a shortness of breath earlier this evening. the former president age 90 will be held for observation again as a precaution. now this same hospital treated the 41st president for two months last year for complications from bronchitis. he has been wheelchair bound recently because of a form of parkinson's makes walking very difficult for him. word of this latest ailment has made its way to president obama in hawaii where he is vacationing with his family. a white house spokesperson says quote the president has been made aware that president bush was admitted to the hospital. president obama and the first lady saying their good wishes to the former president and the entire bush family during this

you're now looking at lye pictures from the scene.ver has been arrested, and he apparently acted out of frustration and anger over spain's economic problems. we'll have updates on this for you throughout the morning. >> thank you for watching cnn live coverage. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm errol barnett. "early start" is next for those of you in the u.s. for everyone else, stay tuned for cnn newsroom. have a great weekend. >> see you soon. >>> cyber attack. officials believe they know how hackers got access to sony's computer system as north korea warns of a dangerous cyber war office. >>> president obama now saying he will go it alone flexing muscles against cuba. what this means for the people of cuba and in the united states. >>> u.s. government says three taken out in air strikes after deployment orders to troops to iraq. what is expected on the boots on th

w >>> these are lye pictures. we're in san jose. this is silver creek road. those working to get the power back on for thousands of customers this morning. coming up in a couple of minutes, ktvu janine de la vega will give you an update on all the work as we look high into the sky up on that tree there. they are doing eight power poles were knocked down by the strong winds. so we will keep you posted on what is going on in this area and around the bay area. stay tuned. >>> good morning thank you for joining us. ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is new years eve i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. your time now as you see there on the screen is 6:30. steve paulson i've got to tell you, i know you said you were going across the bridge. all white knuckled and scared. but i saw everyone posting on social media and facebook just even hearing it howling outside that people were getting nervous by it. >> kirkwood pass was closed for awhile. we still have days we haven't touched on. we have a wind advisory until noon. others the wind has tailed off big

. >>> in the meantime a all-star list of ceos join us lye at the business round table. and any moment president obama is expected to speak. i was thinking of all the policy on the table right now, whether it's rates, taxes, immigration, energy policy, that is all going to be part of the discussion today. >> it is. i don't expect the president to focus on a single topic. doesn't have a one single news-making message to deliver. i expect him to talk broadly how to work with business to achieve mutual economic goals. the u.s. economy globally has been doing very well. but the president still wants to strike trade deals with our european and pacific allies. that's one priority he shares with business. he still has a long shot hope of a grand bargain that would involve some tax reform as well as entitle changes. that is probably a bridge too far over the next two years. but those are also goals that he shares with these corporate leaders so they will have things to talk about. the business round table is among the more moderate of the major business groups. the white gloves

you're looking there at a lye look, they have helicopters that will be perusing the ocean.this recovery operation. they'll keep an eye out to see where the splashdown occurs. they will then go and grab on to this. it's a recovery mission, essentially, on that water landing. they will find the capsule, they'll tow it and it will be boarded on to a navy transport ship. it will head to san diego and we're told it will take a truck ride, essentially, back to florida. but talking about the operation in outer space. this is sort of one of those far reaching kind of ideas. they're testing it here because the goal is to eventually do this human flight, first crude flight perhaps to orbit the moon but then potentially maybe even hook up with an asteroid which i find so mind-boggling. >> when you really talk about the goals of orion it's hard to wrap your head around these goals, right? i mean, think about landing on an asteroid or redirecting an asteroid to a lunar orbit. things like that that it's really remarkable to even think that it would be possible but nasa says that is the g

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it happened under george bush, as it relates to lye beeiberial. it and with respect to 1.5 million undocumented immigrants. correct? >> yes. >> but you don't believe this president has the authority? >> i'm not -- i've stated it clearly i thought that i'm not convinced in all those cases. some were involving foreign policy issues. i stated kinltly i believe that especially related to the situation with presidents bush as well as president reagan that i think it's constitutionally suspect as i think this is as well. >> my time has expired. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for being here in this filibuster style proceeding. you know, you've heard the president, his proclamation and he said that in essence since congress didn't do anything that he had to act. i just want to set the record straight in july we had a bill to deal with border issues that was viciously fought within our party and there were massive changes and corrections that were made. if we didn't have everybody, we had close to everybody in the republican party vote for the bi

this is a burden of being a citizen that is something we all should shoulder at some point in our lyes. i just -- our lives. i'm going to resist the temptation to continue a minimum wage debate. [laughter] >> please do. >> but happy to have one offline after we're done. [laughter] but just to be responsive to the question about millennials, you know, i think one very concrete, tangible reality that many people in your age cohort are facing is student debt. and i think we are ripe as a country for a cross-party, cross-ideological conversation about how to reform our student debt system. and it's not simply a matter of easing the terms of debt, it's also thinking about to what extent has the presence and expansion of loans contributed to the escalation of the costs of college. we have to have an honest, cross-cutting look at this, but it's got to be one that's led actually by those of you in the millennial generation who are actually experiencing the pain. and i think if you can get engaged in an issue like that, that'd be a very tangible way to get started that would be good for the cou

at one point, they did block broadway and oakland bringing buses to a halt and chanting black lyes matterore was hit, as well as a subway restaurant, and a christmas tree at the square. someone also set a dumpster on fire. >>> happening now, a statewide search under way for this man, an escaped inmate. the 23 year old escaped from a minimum security, rather medium security rehab area of the jail by climbing on to a ventilation duct, punching through a window, and jumping through the roof. he was arrested last week for drugs and weapons violations. if you see him or have information, police want to hear from you. we'll be back with a look at weather after the break. >>> it's going to be a chilly one today. >> welcome back now, we are looking at chilly temperatures this morning. in fact, many of us looking at 30s and 40s and potential of black ice coming through the 680 corridor from alamo, walnut creek, and concord. temperatures below freezing this morning. elsewhere, temperatures warming back into the 50s later on. 59 for the north bay, 58 for san francisco, same for the east bay and the