a person on kidney dialysis can decide to discontinue that dialysis and within a couple of weeks they will die. people who are taking medication that is life supporting can make a determination to discontinue their medication. the danger with thaa of course, ii that it might lead to a stroke, a heart attack. it might lead to debilitation but not death and so there's a fearfulness, i think, on the part of a lot of people who would say, "if i coulddbe weeks i would die if i discontinue my medication," we might see more peole making that kind of choice. a contact i poignant to me. the father, grandfather was dying, had been diagnosed terminally ill with cancer, best guess of the doctors was he would die within seventy two hours. now we're a week and a half in. the family has been keeping vigil, breath is hard and difficult. i was and one son was just clearly so agitated anan i invited hhm out d went into a consultation room to talk. i said, "what can i do to help you?" he said, "you can get my family out of that room and i ill take care of this." i saidd "well, i can't do that," and he s

came out in 1965, it inspired more modern kpaeps like groupon, but the blue light special was discontinued in 1991, and now the struggling retailer says it'll dust it it off and try it again. next time you're in k-mart, if you are in k-mart, listen for that famous phrase, attention k-mart shoppers. >>> and wouldn't you know just discontinuing its version of the blue light special, sort of. starting december 18th, amazon is shutting down its daily deals business. it was begun in 2011, it offered discounts on food, vacations, all kinds of entertainment, especially through local venders, but apparently it did not meet expectations. amazon does say that daily deals coupons purchased between now and december 18th will be honored, but they still will have lightning specials during the holidays, guys. it's just this app, this day will deals app in 2011 is going away. >> we're talking about this. >> blue light special is back, i love that. >> i left work on what, saturday night, halloween night, and i see them hanging the christmas lights at sacs fifth avenue. >> always. >> some businesses never e

. >> so that as really good question i would honestly say nothing we've started i want to discontinue a lot more to do and more to grow and expands and i think that that that i have the to the one side the question part of the approach in that coming year to shift from rather than just putting in place sections in the 12 graders to come but learning the black student union and other groups and not create new spaces but having respect for the current sites to encourage the african-american students and families and using that for a platform that is part of the idea with working with the cbos the existing strong relationships to identify more the touch points and even more aggressive with the oug outreach and really getting to the work with the students and families i'd like to to do a lot of that and off the top of my head not saying that we would discontinue at this point. >> my final comment what you're doing around is b f c regionally we are further along than most and how we've embedded b f.k. in the piece of work and is folks you've gathered to insure that didn't drop off it reall

and next they said medical benefits and social security will be discontinued." he made what would be the first of many calls to fix an obvious mix up. "wow they said they have you both dead, and with computers you'd think they'd be able to fix the error, but it doesnt work that way." but phone calls and visits to the social security office got him nowhere. "and everywhere you go you can't get progress you know you try, i've tried every trick there is. desperate to get his life back he contacted fox 31, problem sovlers for held i've reached out to social security vital statistics and the jefferson county coroner, and all are looking into the matter meanwhile greene hopes to see an end to this nightmare and continuing peacefully doing the things he loves, and peacefully morns the love of is life. coming up in sports....iowa accomplished something on saturday for the first time in school history. find out what that is...after the break. coming up in sports....iowa accomplished something on saturday for the first time in school history. find out what that is...after

cans in boxes that are dated, that's good by me. >> they cannot discontinue a program which they did not start. >> reporter: the freeport housing authority was unusual to show us proof of past dates. we caught up with her at her headquarters in roosevelt. >> 6:30. >> after going through boxes, cans and cases of food items, we didn't come across anything expired or unsealed. a resident said he's never had a negative experience. he and other residents still plan on taking the food. >> i save 40, 50, $60. that's a lot. i appreciate that. >> reporter: were the labels every expired? >> not that i know of. i've never seen it. >> ashley is a registered dietician with north shore. she says it's a liability and can be dangerous. >> there's a best by, a sell by, a use by. an expired date is something i wouldn't take lightly, especially when it comes to elderly people. >> it's like the grinch that stole christmas almost to kids. why would you say something like that when it's not true and you know it's not true? >> reporter: harvest for the world plans on continuing deliveries every thursday af

. >>> imagine your credit cards are canceled, medical benefits d discontinued and driver's license invalid because the government thinks you're dead. tonight, tammy whitener from our sister station explains how online registration can let someone kill you. he's an online assassin. >> reporter: could you kill me? >> yes, i could. >> is it difficult? >> not difficult at all. >> reporter: no weapon, no pain. >> you don't even know. >> reporter: he discovered a weakness on the online death registration process that allows him to have someone who is alive declared dead. >> reporter: to prove it, he had me killed, not once, not twice, three times in three different sta states. i mean, look alive. in the digital world a melicious hacker has all the tools needed to have me legally declared dead. >> not just an american problem, the world over. >> reporter: the death registration was created to store all death records in a database where all doctors and funeral directors can register dead state by state. while each state has different security mechanisms, rock says he was able to pose as a doctor a

this pursuit would have been discontinued by the supervisor. >> reporter: the normal sunday traffic was blocked from entering the business park, where this pursuit ended, so cleanup crews could work. the investigation into the crash will take much longer. in san ramon, noel walker. >>> the temperature is right now dropping with the sun. now another freeze warning is about to go into effect. how low it's going to go, mark. >> reporter: ross, we've been talking about this cold weather pattern, saturday night, and now sunday night the very cool temperature is in place. first, we talk about the lows from this morning. you can't pick out mountain view, that was a record, checking in 31 degrees. a couple of records toward gilroy. napa 28 degrees. look at that santa rosa temperature down to 23 once again. here is the overall weather pattern. the main cause of all of this cold weather pat herb. a big area of low pressure out to our east. it is kind of stalled out here, but it is finally on the move. tomorrow morning, not as cold as this morning, but it will still be pretty cold out there with 2

after our partners started asking questions, bbva said it discontinued all collection efforts and offered a $1500 check something that taran december dad accepted. >> things go wrong in the middle of the ocean as i discovered and we need to be able to have a better response to that. >> reporter: 23 million passengers are expected to hit the high seas this year. because there is no central database it's difficult to find information on how many illnesses, injuries, or deaths happen on the open water, something that lawmakers like jay rockefeller are trying to change. >> in spite of the evidence that crimes, fires, mechanical failures and drownings and mishandled medical incidents occur with disturbing regular tearity on cruise ships the city continues to deny there is a problem. >> reporter: he introduced the cruise protection act last year but it never made it to a vote. a similar bill is working through congress. >> i don't think anybody goes on a trip expecting to die. >> reporter: travellers need to plan for the unexpected. even though the cruise line acted within the law. >> the most

this been 2:00 in the afternoon instead with a lot of cross traffic this pursuit would have been discontinued behalf of the danville police department, our thoughts are with the family of this young woman. >> the two other passengers 19- year-old woman and 37-year-old man were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, the car was stolen from dublin. >>> people who visit is a's golden gate recreational areas are being warned to lock their cars as rangers say there have been a string of car burglaries. the thieves appear to be targeting tourists traveling with luggage, but everyone should lock up their cars and leave their valuable as home. the park service will increase police patrol throughout the holiday season. >>> san francisco police are continuing to investigate baseball bats found around the city, they collected about 27 of the bats which were found attached to poles and parking meters, but since friday no more have been found. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> fairfield police are accrediting an alert neighbor. a neighbor called police after seeing suspicious beha

the theme park will discontinue its orca-themed shows next year. >> but the killer whales will be onre's abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: after years of controversy and protests, seaworld is ending its whale show next year. >> we'll launch an all-new orca experience. >> reporter: the ceo said the orcas will remain on-site. and he did not reveal details about what this new experience will entail. >> it will be focused more on the natural setting, natural environment. and also, the natural behaviors of the whale. >> reporter: attendance has dropped, following the scathing documentary, "blackfish" and the boycott that followed. >> whales have died in captivity. >> reporter: a california congressman introduced a federal bill to ban captivity of killer whales. >> we would phase out the captivity workers in the water parks. >> reporter: last year, seaworld planned to build larger enclosures. now, overhauling its brand, focusing more on conservation. it's what guests have asked for. animal rights groups are not satisfied because they say killer whales are in captivity. seaworld did not annou

the iihs did calling on makers of six older models that are not recommended to discontinue them.ut if you have one, keep it. the institute says, crash tests prove it's better to have a booster seat than none at all. >> experts say having a booster seat in your car could reduce a child's risk for injury in a car crash by up to 45%. now these are recommended for kids between ages four and eight and sometimes as old as 12. they also do not have to cost a lot of money. some costs as little as $15 to do a priceless job. in spring garden, i'm justin finch cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> kathleen kane is heading back to court in montgomery county. 1:00 o'clock pre rim limb nary hearing is scheduled to determine if she goes to trial on perjury and obstruction charges. prosecutors say kane signed a secrecy oath when she took office in 2013 but then leaked secret grand jury information to embarrass a political rival and later lied about it. kane denies any wrongdoing. >>> comedian bill cosby is hit with another lawsuit. new hampshire woman filed defamation suit against the entertainer yesterda

francisco until the wee hours of night on weekend us are losing an option for the ride home with bart discontinuing a bus service that starts in san francisco and ends at bart pittsburg station one of several in a pilot project that start add area ago. bart said this were too few riders to scruff the operating cost of $200 a tip with added weekend runs from san francisco to richmond and bay fair will continue. >> tonight, cal is holding a rally for a game and a firewor display. >> a game? >> it is a big game. it is as the stadium but now the usual bonfire and the cars open at 6:30. >> because of the drought, this is a change. tomorrow the golden bears will try to make a win over 11th ranked stand for. last year cardinals smoothered the offense at 38-17, stanford's 5th win in a row over cal. >> the 118th game is at stanford. if you are not going you can watch it on our sister network, espn. kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. >> the divided cah-stanford households. how fun. >> go stanford, too. >> fair and balanced. >> who is the weather? >>> great. starting temperatures in the mid-60s and falling into 50 with

. >> 2:00 in the afternoon instead, had this been, this would have been discontinued by the supervisor. on behalf of the danville police department, our thoughts are with the family. >> police say the driver, 19- year-old hannah meecham of livermore, died and her two passengers also from livermore, were seriously injured. >>> another hearing is scheduled for the man accused of shooting and killing an oakland muralist. marquise holloway will be back in court, since he lashed out at a judge last week. holloway is being charged with murder and robbery in the death of antonio ramos. ramos was working on a piece mural when he was shot and killed. investigators say the gun was stolen from a federal agent's car two weeks before. at this point police are not saying how holloway got his hands on the gun. >>> the search continues for the person who abandoned and buried a newborn baby along a bite -- a bike path. pictures show the baby was wrapped in the hospital blanket when she was found on friday afternoon. deputies say the newborn had been placed in a hole in the pavement and then deliberatel

sea world says it will discontinue some other shows and replace them with exhibits that feature the animals in a more natural setting. protesters have lashed out at sea world for years for holding the orcas in captivity, calling it inhumane. no world if sea world will phase out the killer whale shows in parks in orlando and san antonio. >> after millions of taxpayer dollars and years of investigation, the racketeering and murder for hire trial for raymond shrimp boy chow is under way. he's accused of 162 crimes, ranging from murder to money laundering. nbc bay area's mark matthews is live outside the federal courthouse in san francisco where jurors heard opening statements today. mark. >> and a lot of fireworks. it's been a sensational case, even before the trial started. taking down former state senator leland yee and schoolboard president keith jackson. today, prosecutors told the jury that like the planets around the sun, shrimp boy chow is -- >> the prosecutor told the jury that raymond shrimp boy chow ran a criminal enterprise that was in his words, right out of the godfather. he wasn'

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hs is calling on makers cents of six older models not recommending to discontinue them. but, if you have one, keep it, the institute says, crash tests proof it is better to have a booster seat than none at all. >> one more look at the ideal seat for seatbelt for a child in a booster seat, your child between four and eight years old might need this some as old as 12 years old, also, too, having a booster seat in your back seat for your child can reduce their risk of injury in a crash by up to 45%. and they also do not have to cost a lot of money. experts say a good seat could just cost but $15. erika, back over to you. >> small change making big difference there. justin finch, thanks so much. >> small price. >> we have brand new safety recommendation here overnight for kids who play soccer. the us soccer federation is suggesting banning headers for all players ten a under. it is a big move to help try prevent concussions. the soccer group also recommends having medical professionals not coaches decide whether players with possible concussions should stay in the game. >> s

after texas recently ordered volunteer organizations that help resettle refugees from syria to discontinue immediately. do you think the process you went through is enough to possibly root out anyone who could try to be coming in to carry out terror here? "it's impossible that any terrorist can come to america through any refugee program. there are six or seven months for a background check. many of the attackers in paris were french nationals and lived in belgium. however, one bomber had a fake syrian passport and travelled with the waves of refugees that overwhelmed europe. in texas, there is another worry, the border with mexico. three syrian families arrived there last week and surrendered to immigration officials, apparently seeking asylum. on saturday, about a dozen people, some armed with long guns proshgs tested in front of a mosque outside dallas. >> we're here protesting syrian refugees coming to america, protesting the islamization of america. >> reporter: there have been rallies here in support of refugees, as well. while the governor of texas said states do have the legal auth

this is a program that we have discontinued. isil iso-lost these towns and the ability to use them. i want to show you this video. as we talked about the isil weapon of choice. on november 18, we struck a bridge and ramadi which had been the primary route used by isil to send attacks against forces. as you'll see here in a moment isil can no longer use this , road. roll the video please. col. warren: that is an amazing depiction of the accuracy we are capable of here, and also terrain denial. sometimes you will see in our press releases where it says terrain denial. this is an example of terrain denial. isil longer be able to use that bridge to send vbieds against our forces. the second is from operation title wave strike against the illicit oil system of isil. early sunday morning november , 22, we conducted a larger strike near two areas in syria. that strike destroyed 283 oil tanker trucks. as we did on the first strike against tanker trucks, we conducted a leaflet drop ahead of time to warn civilian drivers to leave the area before that strike. please role this second video. thi

collins any medication from the panes they might discontinue the participation in karate if this thingasses. >> this was the first they said it would be difficult for them to continue if there is one in the place. >> that's important it could have a effect on your business and perhaps other businesses in the area. >> they feel as a parent it is important to gal balancing the neighborhood and excluinclude t that are positive and not negative. >> commissioner moore. >> it is very difficult for me to hear kind of a statement other best people that are up and down the block supported they wouldn't be moving out it is a little bit at this time in the presentation i think that is not comfortable to hear that is that is procedural. >> commissioners would you like to say something. >> why not first. >> would it be legal napa valley to restrict delivery to anyone under 24. >> yes. a court case the neighborhood court case is stocking man verse is mann theatres corporation is sites a case of age discretionary where a store did for the offer discounts to building or not straight people and a strai

vale, first few months of 2015, strength by more than 30% and underlining earnings, discontinued operations, restructuring charges nevertheless swung into a $666 million loss, bad luck, down from what was gained same period the year before. all companies pay sizable dividends. bhp, my yield of 4.2%. management's refused to cut the dividend paying in dividends for every $1 of earnings. unstainable, when you consider $31 billion in debt on the balance sheet. ryo increased by 12% when last reported bringing its yield up to 6% but paying 46 cents of every $1 brought in. underlying earnings number, ryo the safest of the bunch, i'm not comfortable with it. vale cut their dividend twice and given the level where it's trading sports a 5%-plus yield. given that vale is losing money and has 28.7 billion in debt, starting to look dangerous i bet the dividend goes lower though they like to say it's safer than ever when they talk. making it worse, a disaster the couple weeks ago, terrible joint venture between vale and bhp, miners died, some missing. awful. these companies can't catch a break. bottom li

the company will have a larger lineup of discontinued items also. >>> they may not have made the playoffs but the nationals and the fans have something to celebrate. >> in honor of bryce harper's mvp selection they were out handing out black i stickers today in washington. >> it was so wonderful watching him get the award yesterday. he gave a big shout out to the fans, the city, it what -- it was not just his family it was us too. >> a lot of pride in the city over his selection. >> that is the spirit. >>> the victim in this video has a message for the two women. >>> a police officer charged with murder makes his case to get out oh it's gonna get crazy. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. that's over forty-nine hundred dollars on this chevy

there should not be a discontinual, a continuum in terms of people being able to do their homework orcontinue their educational and business experience if they can't afford it, which is why lifeline is so important. so i look at it holistically because again, if we don't talk about not just the infrastructure build side, not just providing connectivity for rural health care clinics, not just ensuring that schools and libraries have the state-of-the-art connectivity we need to be forward-thinking learning centers. if there is not the ability for those most in need to be able to afford service then we're going to have inefficiencies that will continue to manifest itself economically in a negative way on this society. so, again, that's why i look at it as seamlessly as possible, because if's important for us to think about the adoption, affordability, the accessibility side of the equation and not separate this. >> in the draft order, you've expressed interest in moving us it to, i don't think you used the word voucher, but a system that is more focussed on individuals rather than, for e

after texas recently ordered volunteer organizations that help resettle refugees from syria to discontinue those plans immediately. do you think the process you went through is enough to possibly root out anyone who could try to be coming in to carry out terror here? "it's impossible that any terrorist can come to america there are six or seven months for a background check." many of the attackers in paris were french nationals and lived in belgium. however, one bomber had a fake syrian passport and travelled with the waves of refugees that overwhelmed europe in recent months. in texas, there is another worry, the border with mexico. three syrian families arrived there last week and surrendered to immigration officials, apparently seeking asylum. on saturday, about a dozen people, some armed with long guns, protested in front of a mosque outside dallas. >> we're here protesting syrian refugees coming to america, protesting the islamization of america. >> reporter: the next day, when we asked to spend more time with the family, they declined, citing concerns over their safety. there have be

sea world will discontinue other shows and replace them with exhibits that feature the animals in a more natural setting. beginning in 2017, protesters have lashed out, that will begin in 2017, excuse me. protesters have lashed out toward sea world for years for olding t inin ining -- for holws captive. >> we got a good soaking today and we may get more. >> looks like the next seven days hold promise of another storm system. great news on the monday as we clean up from the storm this morning. right now the skies are trying clear out. we are tracking a few showers left and we have an update on the sierra snow totals in a moment. oc'lock nwscast. two issues here...the hostage >>> i want to get back to breaking news that we have been covering, two issues the hostage situation that we were told ended with two people dead. and the traffic along highway 85 at a near stand still at camden and 85, because of the investigation. these are live pictures from the scene. and our sources are telling us a police officer was grazed by a bullet. we will pass any new information along as it comes in. >> p

i think one of the strange discontinuities is that he is the happy warrior in terms of his temperamentoes out and frolics and frolics -- frolics and rolics. granted, there's the subtitle, how to make america great again, but i always think at some point the basic pessimism he has about where the country is right now -- he does not say that america is the greatest country in the world but that we are in the toilet. i wonder if you can win the nomination with a mentally pessimistic -- with a fundamentally pessimistic take on america. democratic presidential candidate published " book called "crippled america -- i think republicans get away with more negative rhetoric. john: the optimistic candidate almost always ends up prevailing in both parties. interesting trump has done so well. like mostspect politicians, trump will buy some copies for himself. it will be fascinating to see how well it sells. some politicians published books and go higher up on the rankings. it will be interesting to see if his book goes number one or hide. -- or high. john: he has had number one best sellers in the

. >>> the state department said today they're discontinuing the 24-page inserts in passports. the additional pages are stitched into the passport. americans will have the option of buying passports with 52 pages. >>> new york's finest cracking down on crime across the coast. how a pair of nypd detectives stopped an attack on one of hollywood's most famous streets. >> also turkey prices are taking a trot just one week before thanksgiving. could you save some money? >> stepping up to the plate so plates can be filled. the yankees team up for some thanksgiving goodwill. >> i'm seeing umbrellas and a couple of folks with shorts with temperatures in the 60s. not a pleasant ride on the george washington bridge. this has been slowing down because now from franklin to old bridge >>> airport workers are taking a stand just days before one of the busiest traveling weeks of the year. plane cleaners and baggage handlers and others are on strike at the biggest air travel hubs. they are calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage. they will return to work later tonight. >>> an attempted murder s

fish and wildlife the reduction of avian impacts is the primary for discontinuing its operations. environmental groups have fought for years to bring awareness of the large number of golden eagles, raptors, burying owls and other birds killed by the turbines. sal maida county officials estie at least 4500 birds are killed every year. >>> and also today new limits on woodburning kick in with the start of winter spare the air season. when alerts are issued this season, bay area residents, as you know, will be banned from burning wood or any solid hit fuel indoors or outdoors. and they said be aware, we will likely see more spare the air alerts this winter. it's because they are going to start issuing them in advance. and that's to try to avoid smoke buildup. also take note if you burn wood as your sole source of heat, you now must use a device that is epa certified. winter spare the air season goes through the end of february. and maybe it's going to finally feel like winter with some rain. lisa is here. it is. we have the sunshine, some of you in your neighborhood. here's the golde

bva said it discontinued all collection efforts and offered a $1,500 check, something terin's dad ultimately accepted. >> the middle of the ocean is a place things can go wrong and do go wrong as i, unfortunately, discovered. we need to have a better response for that. >> reporter: 23 million passengers are expected to hit the high seas this year. it's difficult to find information on how many illnesses, injuries or deaths happen on the open water. something law make remembers trying to change. >> mechanical failures, drownings and mishandled medical emergencies occur with disturbing regularity on cruiseships. the industry continues to deny that it has a problem. >> reporter: senator rockefeller introduced the cruise passenger protection act last year, but it never made it to a vote. a similar bill is now working its way through congress. >> i don't think anyone goes on a trip expecting to die or to incur medical expenses. >> reporter: this travel agent says travelers need to plan for the unexpected even though the cruise line acted within the law. >> the most important thing for a traveler

john: paul ryan is can discontinuing the committee.s are quick shooting was in some way german by planned parenthood -- paul ryan is continuing the committee. the alleged shooter game a rambling interview when he talked about baby parts after the shooting. this guy ise saying a product of hateful speech i republicans. we need to shut down the hearings. republicans say we do not really know much about this yet. it is fair to say they're right about that at we do not yet really understand what the motivation of this crazy person we to do this thing, if -- do not really know his motivation. there has not been a systematic investigation of everything that letter to it, nor has anyone gotten a coherent statement out of him yet about why he did what he did give republicans are saying, let's not jump to conclusions and politicized this. as more information goes out, the contours of the rate may shift. david: thank you very much. him on "with all due respect." time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business storie

one, he said we should ring back those enhanced interrogation techniques which president obama discontinued like waterboarding, do you agree? >> i agree that there's no such thing as political correctness when you're fighting an enemy who wants to destroy you and i'm not one who's real big on telling the enemy on what we're going to do. >> but you would do that even though many consider waterboarding torture? >> like i said, i'm not real big >>>> you have said we should monitor any churches or mosques ere there's a lot of radicalizations or things that are anti-america, how would you determine that? >> well, i said in a large capacity, we should monitor anything, mosques, church, school, you know, shopping center, where there's a lot of radicalization going on. >> but how would you know that? >> intelligence, we have intelligence on the ground already, we do need to enhance that. for instance, we learned last week that the fbi seems to be able to monitor 30 to 60 people at a time. we know there's a lot more than that that need to be monitotored. remember what happened with the monitoring at

. >> i am ordering that we discontinue purchasing of any oil from iran for delivery to this country.on officials believe that through today's action they have removed a bargaining tool that can no longer be used in dealing with the hostages. other officials say candidly that today's announcement was intended to dampen the outrage and frustration expressed by americans over the country's seeming helplessness. >> how they treated our diplomats was hue mill traits. that put extraordinary pressure on jimmy carter. >> the meeting is on. but there is nothing to suggest the meetings have produced any new ways of solving the crisis. [ indiscernible question ] status quo? >> afraid so. >> first sign of hope in two weeks from the embassy in iran, the students holding the hostages promise to obey an order from ayatollah khomeini to free all women and blacks. the ayatollah said islam has a special respect for women and the blacks who have spent ages under american pressure and tyranny. >> the president was apparently confident that at least some of the hostages will soon be free. we are thankful

fish and wildlife the reduction of avian impacts was the primary for discontinuing its operations. environmental groups have fought for years to bring awareness of the large number of golden eagles, rapters, burying owls and other birds killed by the turbines. at least 4500 birds are killed each year was the estimate. >>> and also today new limits on woodburning kick in with the start of winter spare the air season. when there is an alert, bay area residents will be banned from burning wood or any fuel indoors or outdoors. and they said be aware, we will likely see more spare the air alerts this winter. and if you burn wood you must use a device that's aps certified. it goes through the end of february. >>> the earthquake swarm in the tri-valley is continuing. the san ramon danville area has been hit with 8 small earthquakes since the:30 last night according to the usgs. the biggest, a 3.1, hit after 11:30*. there are no reports of any injuries or damage and so far the shaking has stopped since midnight. these quakes are part of the hundreds of small tremors of that rattled the are

to give you another example, many times the air force comes to congress with a recommendation to discontinue a certain type of airplane. and congress says, heck no, not in my district. and so if we let the military make some of their own spending decisions, particularly on inventory, it would make a heck of a lot of difference. they could save billions of dollars. you know what, the money is really not so much in weapons as it is in personnel. and that's where we circle the wagons and say, well, you can't reduce the benefits, can't ask the military to kick in more on their healthcare. that's the most sensitive thing of all when it comes to military. thou shall not touch personnel. >> trump and carson want to rebuild the military. what do you make of that claim? >> we have the same ship level that we did in 1916. it's below 300 ships. when they're talking about that, they're talking about building specific systems and so forth. i think there's the perception that the military is hollow. i don't think it's true at all. i served on the defense committee. there's so much savings that you can get

this been 2:00 in the afternoon instead with a lot of cross traffic, this pursuit would have been discontinuedy the supervisor. on behalf of the danville police department, our thoughts are with the family of this young woman. >> police say the driver, 19- year-old hannah meecham of livermore, died. her passengers, also from livermore, were seriously injured. >>> one person died, two others hurt after a car crash on 101 near san rafael. chp says it started with reports of a white toyota driving recklessly near the parkway yesterday afternoon. 911 dispatchers were told the car crossed all five lanes of highway, up the hillside and flew up into the air, landed on a black escalade on the redwood highway frontage road when officers arrived. the passenger in the toilet was dead, the driver was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the woman driving the escalade was hurt, but is expected to survive. the collision is being investigated investigated. >>> more cold weather shelters will open today in the south bay to give the homeless a warm place to sleep as temperatures keep dropping

. >> certainly it isn't anything nearly as dangerous as abrupt discontinuation of alcohol.or somebody like joel, going into rehab is really about learning new behaviors more than it is about sort of treating the physiological dependence or tolerance or withdrawal issues. >> joel has been clean now for six months, but these kinds of risks, they don't scare off charlotte's parents. >> people ask us that a lot. like, how do you make that decision? it wasn't a decision. it was the next viable option. >> and some would say a radical option, marijuana for a 5-year-old. but it was an option they hoped would change her life forever. >> baby. >> when we come back, matt and paige figge finally give their charlotte marijuana. the results are shocking. blan >>> it was january 2012, afghanistan, about 7,000 miles away from his family in colorado, matt figge received this video from his wife paige. >> it's horrible seeing these videos when i'm deployed. >> it was his 5-year-old daughter, charlotte, seizing. diagnosed with a severe form of epilepsy, she was having 300 seizures a week. eac