correspondent chris bury tells us the treatment may well be a break through. >> for bob levis, a cancer patient, getting back on his bicycle may be a feat. >> at this time were you getting a will ready? >> i think in 2012 that is one of the few things did i do. i actually worked on the will pretty dismal year. >> a decade earlier while based in singapore a routine physical revealed that levis had a type of leukemia, a cancer of the blood. >> what was your reaction? >> shock. shocked. leukemia? when you first hear that word, the first question is: well, when am i going to die? >> at first, chemotherapy helped. but then the cancer came back with a vengeance. this time an even tha nastier strain. >> it moved even faster. i knew that. >> what went through your mind? >> oh boy, here we go again. >> he was in such bad shape, levis wore a mask wherever he went. >> you wore this? >> yes, outside, wherever i went, just on here over the ears. bang. >> you were so worried about getting in effected? >> any -- infected? >> any germs. i didn't want to get sick. >> by now he was getting blood transfus

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they would be required to pay a levy. have been banks expanding by financing companies. have started a brokerage business to go beyond commercial banking. with aia is grappling weakening currency. that prompted a tightening of monetary policy. the country is seen as being vulnerable to fed tapering. the bankingys sector has an appropriate buffers to handle all of that. indonesian banks are the most profitable among the world 20 biggest economies. >> that is a fast snap to know. if you look at the overall economy, they have talked about deepening the capital market. any changes expected in the coming year? does look like indonesia wants to attract more ipos. this should help encourage more midsize indonesian companies. product development is a top priority. indonesia implemented rules just last year to limit m&a. a 40% cap on institutions buying this. this got hit by the new ruling. it is set to buy a deal that will cost $6.5 billion. we know it is not to be. >> thank you for that. >> the bank is said to raise $3 billion in the biggest ip this year. this is below the midd

from an authoritarian government to a democratic government and i would like to use the example of a levy of the conflict that i covered extensively and a country saw this transition from an also krajcik a times a brutal regime to you essentially a failed state where militia groups of vigilante groups fight for power and one thing that out front here is that you know this initial challenges are inevitable give it some time and will be a burgeoning democracy and i think it's a very popular argument in the west for the so. called assisted democratization even though i don't think we've seen too many successful examples of that really happening so i would like to ask you as a. as a scientist and from the point of view of social psychology realistically how long does it take for an authoritarian society a society that has tasted blood and that has tasted violence to transition to more peaceful ways to more democratic ways are we talking months years i don't know decades centuries it very much depends on the nature of the society under tyranny i called one study that asked this question and fo

why a levi stadium why won'ti b the home of the 2017 national title game. >> sparing the air since the 8th of this movement now it's the 17th. >> and we're looking over here toward oakland. and moving past the coliseum, talking about the change, the shift in the traffic flow as we approach the end of the year. more details coming up. >> let's take a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge in the distance. tuesday morning, december 17th. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. breaking news on the peninsula where a scrap metal fire is sending large plumes of smoke into the air at redwood city on seaport boulevard along the bay today. "today in the bay's" chase cain on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: terry, this is now a two-alarm fire and fire officials are asking people if they're anywhere in the vicinity of redwood city to stay inside with their doors and windows closed. this is not a shelter in place order. they're just aski

on to the new home today on top a scoreboard, the 49ers will play at levi stadium next season. ck to cal for a moment, biel field has a nice ring. >> biel field. >> yes. >> what's the price? i mean, i'm not going to retire with the 474 million they owe. >> maybe $474. >> i would do that for biel field. >>> my contribution. sandy barber knows how to reach me. the 4 niners are hoping for the crowd to be a factor. they sent out a fans' guide and might as well have been a black page. is there a guide for stopping russell wilson? the niners will try to draw one up. that's next in sports. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy

:'s young dance company is preparing for a premiere. >> ben levy: i'm interestedn a completely visceral, physical experience, where we can take all that personal exploration out and just have the physical, athletic, different textures rubbing up against each other. >> laurie antonioli: this is called ferrari. >> when laurie antonioli returned from four years in europe, she brought some very special new music back with her. this time on spark.

there's a 2% levy on every health plan, a 3.5% user fee for insurance companies just to go on the onlinearketplace, increases in medicare part a. there are some studies that show that for every american,n addition to premium and deductible increases, you could face about $300 more in taxes. >> possibly a yar on average, 23 a month. but let's look at the bigger picture which is that overall costs on health care are growing at a slower rate and likely to come down with the premiums to all the customers that are coming into the insurance market with access to affordable health care. that's the whole principle and purpose, with more customers, you have lower premiums, lower costs, which the market is both going to factor in, in addition to the fees that you alluded to earlier. so i don't think -- i think we've discussed this enough for three years about obamacare. it's already been factored into the economy and the market. we had 4.1% gdp growth in the third quarter. i don't think it's slowing down because of the fees associated with the affordable care act. >> but we have been talking about

oklahoma, como a william levy le dio frío en oklahoma, mandó a traer a toda la familia. >>> esta espor diplomacia ,tienes que ir. >>> no, espérate, espérate, espérate, hermano, a lo mejor como periodista podrías ir para sacar información pero como artista que me han fallado ,ni de broma. >>> es ego. >>> no es de ego, solamente un poquito de dignidad. >>> entonces, ahí mismo omar, en medio de la boda ,habla cosas muy fuertes de carmen salinas y dice que meter a carmen salinas en la obra le tiró más para abajo su obra y se la denigró un poco. >>> me parece que carmen salinas es un ente disociador. >>> wow. >>> ahora quiero escuchar a carmen salinas . >>> pensé que el señor era un caballero, hasta yo decía no es cierto lo que dicen las vallejo de este muchacho, no es un caballero, no lo es, porque haber dicho mi obra tenía un nivel y ella lo bajó. >>> no me pagó y creo que tampoco le pagó a ninel conde ni lo de mexicali o de tijuana. >>> ahí está. >>> me encanta carmen salinas porque dice las cosa como son , porque son fuertes las declaraciones porque él fue a buscar a carmen salinas.

a potent treatment. we have this report. >> for bob levis, an avid cyclist, getting on his bike is no small feat. the energying executive was facing the end of the road. >> at this point were you preparing to die, getting a will ready? >> i think in 2012 it's one of the few things i did do. i worked on the will. pretty dismal year. >> a decade earlier, based in sink -- singapore, a routine examination revealed he had a cancer of the blood. >> what was your reaction? >> shocked. leukaemia. when you hear that word, the first question is, "well, when am i going to die? >> at first chemotherapy helped. then the cancer came back with a vengeance. this time a nastier strain. >> it was more aggressive, moves faster and i knew that. >> what went through your mind? >> oh, boy, here we go again. >> his immune system was in bad shape bob levis wore a mask to avoid infection. >> you wore one of these wherever you went? >> yes, outside the house any time. on here, over the years, bang. >> you were so worried about getting infected. >> any germs. i didn't want to get sick. >> by now he was getting blood transfu

a plan. >>> still ahead, leaving your mark on levi stadium. >>> a mystery unraveling on a farm just south of the bay area. >>> a mystery possibly is unfolding. you're looking at it. a crop circle just southeast of the city. these pictures were taken by an aerial photographer who spotted it while she was flying over the valley this morning. the majority of all crop circles have proven to be manmade. >>> a new initiative is in the works to include more of the public's voice in california government. the idea is called the neighborhood legislature. it's modelled after new hampshire electoral process. it would divide the state in 12,000 districts. each district would have 50 new senators and 1,000 new assembly members. >> what it really does is makes our legislators accountable to us on a one to one level. i can come by and say, here's how i feel about this. can we talk this through? >> supporters say it would cut pay and expenses of lawmakers. >>> the most admired man and woman in the country remain the same for the sixth year in a row. despite some of the lowest approval ratings right now, pre

other forms of deadly cancer. >> meanwhile emily whitehead returned to school, a smiling and healthy 8-year-old. bob levis is pruning his plum trees and taking on consulting work, his cancer behind him. >> it's amazing. amazing that something can happen that quickly. a miracle, just a miracle. a year ago i thought i would die. i was preparing to die. now i'm planning forward again. enjoying friends and family. >> bob levis, like others in the penn trial, is back in the saddle, looking ahead to a healthier life and no longer staring at the end of the road. >> after the break on "america tonight" xs and triple x. window. >> permanent payback. where to draw the line on revenge >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. the europe? >> reporter: it does look, >> now on bad break-ups, entering the dark side. the impact can be worse when an x turns the tables on you. in the disturbing world of reven j porn the internet is a public library filled with private photos. we upcover the import

but they didn't by the time they came around to their senses and realize that the sun was not in a levy was going to keep all the ups and murder a lot of his own people. it was too late to do anything with each incremental stage. they just made that decision. and yes if you know in the west's we still have the feeling that the us army team say that it's gonna cost. get rid of the chart. when you go to syria the main feeding on the ground and always with the stomach. it's a factions own groups. at the end they would have been sort of role was more like an animal or likeness was on in all of the us will end up being kind and is connected to protect the chalk onto the bench article is not such a bad doesn't it. the feeling of regret was that of course it's it's also the end they feel that. americans don't want. the sharp fall the truth unless they have a better idea of what's been replaced and so the russians and the russians feel the same impact as the coincidence of interests and to see what i find odd also with the european position. it is that we we were very strong. with saving lives

. -- avoid that over the death of a worker. levywhite died after the counterweight of a freight elevator and the investigation was reopened after the death of another stadium worker in october. >>> major league baseball has voted to ban home plate collisions like this one which severely affected buster posey. mlb expects to be able to enforce it next season. >> time now 5:17, you are watching roads bridges and everything else. >> it is kind of like -- you know, good morning everybody, you know the commute, dave is absolutely right, it is getting slow in many areas especially on highway 4 where people have the long commutes if that is your commute you know what you are facing and it is already slow through the construction zone. 580 is slow coming up and i will show you that. also westbound bay bridge, that came up with a 10 to 15 minute delay, drive time from the time you get on to the bridge into san francisco is 8 to 10 minutes which is not out of the ordinary. and now we are getting some slowed traffic as well through the livermo

with barely contained tears of blood a mere levi go clutches to the memory of his son who was the victim of sunday's attack at the train station sergei was a security guard there. he had this job for about a year or so how it all happened on the video footage he was standing by the railing during the security check and then there was this man coming in and he just barely made it towards him and then there was a blast and it was over sergei's family mourned monday night with only the conviction that he carried out his responsibilities to bring them any small comfort for others in volgograd the night brought fragile relief in the knowledge that loved ones were spared but they woke up the next morning to a second suicide bomber this time on a city trolley bus. this was a i can't remember anything i was deafened by the blast we had almost reached the bus stop when the explosion went off it was like an electric shock all over my body volgograd is still reeling after two terror attacks within the span of twenty four hours we met batali in his home just hours after his friend was killed in mond

. >> cal osha changed its mind regarding blame of the death of a worker in levis stadium. in june, he was killed while standing in a elevator shaft. cal osha issued three citations to shinnedler elevator n a previous investigation in october, the agency found no fault with the company. >>> a preliminary review by the sheriff's department finds no wrong doing by deputy eric gelhaus. gelhaus mistaked his air soft rifle for an assault weapon. sky seven over the scene yesterday, demonstrators were protesting and one was arrested during demonstrations over the shooting. the sheriff says the internal review continues but so far there no indication that gelhaus failed to follow procedures. >> in marin county a sheriff deputy shod and wounded a crime suspect whose crime spree pri mai have began a year ago the man was shot after crashing and trying to get away. bernard is joining us live tonight. cornell? >> we're told the suspect who was shot will recover, his wounds are not life threatening. confrontation happened with police in front of the north gate mall. >> that customer comes

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devastating to his overall agenda it is not only been devastating to his legacy i believe but to his a bit. levy to carry out any other big big tag. items forthcoming. i think that he's lost credibility not only with his own democrats on the capitol hill but with the american people and that's that's reflected in the poll numbers so no i think it going into two thousand and fourteen yes he's on really shaky ground and we were looking at midterm elections next year and after that probably we're looking at presidential election fight and which new party leaders will emerge making obama weaker than ever as a lame duck president when do you want but how about you who is your favorite person of the year i hope it is said mr obama ok go ahead well i have to agree with kelly about snowden i just came back from europe and. he is considered a real hero there i would say on the worst side would be congress it's just been an awful year with gridlock nothing being passed on immigration and even basic kind of reforms around gun control the the budget fights leaving everybody bloody and battered so i think fo

levy now. as of course see these latest images once again coming from canoe as a private burial is taking place for the levy though with a look back at the commemorations of the past ten days of course tributes coming and now across the world to express their gratitude and peace station and thanks for the life that announcement on at the feeder tighter announcement on let's take a look. one nation. has lost his greatness. hello people the ropes. if i'm at . then the day. see you all. all this. bond. a few. that day . . with that . the it all thanks you for serving. mad struggled with us. the door a you. oh well. oh. do you mum. i will. it is. it is as. it is. is you. breaking news that i like your auntie international the eu announces its whole ting work on a trade agreement with ukraine's government saying she had sought humans have put no grounds in reality . scottish capital right then shaken by pundits as riot police and demonstrators calling for an end to a jobs bill that would see huge fines for anyone taking part inhe

a record price for bad behavior. the securities and exchange commission reports it levied a $3.4 billion in penalties. up 10% from last year. the bulk of the fines is coming from hedge fund sac capital, bp and jp morgan chase. starting this week, less chit chat at jpmorgan. reuters reports the bank has banned employees from using chat rooms to communicate with each other at work. regulators have monitored online chats as part of the ongoing "libor" investigation. deutsche bank and ubs both banned chatting services after probes into interest rate rigging cost both banks hefty settlements. a jpmorgan employee tells cnbc that chatroom bans are unrelated to the libor investigation. a break out plan to end paying doctors to promote drugs is coming from glaxosmithkline. the british drug maker also says sales rep salaries-- will not longer be tied to how many prescriptions doctors write. meantime, glaxo faces scrutiny by chinese authorities who accused the company of bribing doctors, hospitals and government officials in an effort to sell more drugs at a higher price. glaxo officials are cooperating with aut

. >>> new details about the death of a worker at levi stadium. the elevator company working were cited for three serious violations in that accident. marianne favro joins us from the accident. initially the case was closed and reopened it after the death of a second worker at that site. >> reporter: you're exactly right, jessica. at first they said that the elevator company had no violations and now it says it has three very serious violations that may have played a role in the death. they are now being find $54,000, $18,000 for each of the three violations. they included failing to identify a danger zone to employees and failing to ensure that counterweights in the elevator shaft had guards had required. >> serious violations are issued if there's existence on the job site of a hazard that could pose death or serious injury to any workers. >> reporter: in response, schindler elevator company issued this statement saying we believe that the initial notice of no violation was an appropriate conclusion. schindler intends to vigorously jju issued and

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this is the same material that's been used at many levies like a hundred thousand tons of this stuff. please. >> good morning. i'm ronnie represent the forest alliance and have lived in san francisco for 40 years between market street davg and i'd like to make a statement and use the overhead for one item or two. is that viewable. i generally am speaking after the natives that are involved in the control of the san francisco rec and park department. natives are not the only stakeholder in our parks, however, the native area program includes everyone but them the reason i say that their quin and using the parks as an excuse taking the popular prognosticated we saw how wonderful the parks are to go in and saying this go background needs renovation elizabeth's other areas get december mat this year this is the children's tree in grand canyon park this is a climbing tree kids love to play on and there's no reason this should have been taken down it's not an invasive tree. there are stakeholders that the rec department needs to know about including myself i love the nature getting into out

a retail offering. you might hear something on rbs or the bank levy and you might get some things like foreign owners in the property in the uk harder with capital gains tax. so little bits and pieces. a free zone business trade. >> thanks for that. plenty more to come. of course, we have extended programming tomorrow for the chancellor's autumn statement and it coincides following the decision from the bank of england and the ebc, as well. all of that coming out tomorrow. >>> european equities, meanwhile, mixed today and flat. the ftse 1100 is absolutely flat. the xetra dax up 0.2%. the ftse mib down 0.1%. on the bond markets, not going a huge amount of distance very fast. 10-year treasuries yields, 2.8%. giflt yields, 2.84%. we did see gilt prices rise off their lows and on the currency market, i mentioned sterling. sterling/dollar down to 11.6363. >>> reports meanwhile say japan's security watchdog is looking to punish deutsche securities. the latest investment arm of do you have deutsche bank in tokyo for excessive spending. i'm interested to hear what excessive entertaining means. >> the whining an

signed a deal with the 49ers and will become one of the sponsors of the new levi stadium, which is two from intel headquarters in santa clara. one quarter of the stadium will be named intel plasma, and there will be a fan experience center featuring intel gadgets. the 49ers will move to levi stadium next year. nfling with football, the says", strongly opposes a proposal to eliminate the sports blackout rule. the rule is meant to encourage fans to attend live sporting events by keeping the games off tv while tickets are still available. the nfl tells bloomberg west, that while affecting very few the blackout rule is very important in supporting stadiums. how big of a threat is the proposal to the nfl? , our editor-at-large .ory johnson amy, great to have you on the show. >> there is a lot of attention right now being placed on the fcc's recent statement. focus on that fcc perspective action is misplaced for two reasons. we don't know yet what the breadth or scope of the fcc's action may or may not eat. -- be. on focus should be and is what team should be doing to entice fans to leave th

first the super bowl, now a big sporting event coming to levi stadium. l tell you about it after the break. >> a smooth drive for 880, folks on 580, the earlier car fire looks like it's got a little deja vu going on. >>> welcome back everybody. 4:53 on a tuesday morning. we're looking out from our camera perched atop san bruno mountain. crystal clear shot, lights twinkling. cold. but christina saying this is it for the really cold temperatures. >> for now. >> tomorrow is just kind of cold. music fans will soon have another option in the quest to see their favorite band live. >> tonight the city of concord expected to consider a 10-year contract with live nation. live nation would have to bring 15 live concerts per year and help renovate the 38-year-old amphitheater. concord will make at least $800,000 a year and bonuses it will use to pay back bond debt. the deal will be discussed tonight. >> football not the only thing coming to levi stadium. it will also host wrestle mania. >> it was selected for the spring of 2015. >> you like saying that. >> i do. san

. >>> a new partnership between levi stadium and a famous name and capitol hill takes on the war on christmas and why one lawmaker is asking why aren't we focused on more important issues. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank >> julie -- julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> firefighters force their way into a home, the effort to rescue two residents and their dogs. >> two girls, one school, both diagnosed with cancer, the story about how the community is coming together. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. >>> no budget resolution, no farm deal, but the house of representatives did leave for a long weekend today after agreeing to end a war on christmas. >> i never realized you weren't supposed to do that. >> members of congress were not allowed to wish you a happy christmas in official letters. the house approved a rule saying it is okay to include a specific holiday greeting in letters to constituents. som

let's take a look at levi stadium here in santa clara where, as you can see, the logo already there printed at the midfield mark. the monday night pregame broadcast was on the jumbotron for the workers to enjoy last night. the $1.2 billion stadium which will hold nearly 70,000 fans will open its doors for the first time for a soccer match between the earthquake and the founders. that will be in early august. the first game at the stadium will take place later that month and, of course, it will play host to super bowl in february 2015. >>> sixth graders getting national attention after lebron james picked him to design his next nighy t-shirt. he submitted his design about -- he said it wasn't until yesterday that king james officially announced that the 11-year-old from the evergreen neighborhood was the contest's big winner. it took raul about 45 minutes to design the shirt and says there's a lot of thought that went into that. >> i started off not one, not two, but in these two championship rings. over here i put in the lebron logo and had his shoes retread, and it's earned not given. >> n

michael's mother levy has had a serious car accident she's been unable to walk without crutches ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. that. we got finished. last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. and now it sets the young there is legislation around obviously are in the david legislation around now where and set around young people away and nice if the undersell that and will probably be in trouble and if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking and things before the cost. i think people charlie. tha

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we do it you're talking about the reason just open up and down to meet on the score was a media star levy on the risks and challenges faced all it was open as this is oxycontin the eye the room the court obama is happy smiley self. the photo with that the nation british prime ministers at them until a funeral and international incident. before we realize obama for doing something stupid a funeral when to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over. and trust me after about three hours of serious collectors of a conference or some sort of super long wedding. most of us will just be hanging our heads against a wall of boredom and i've probably check my email about seven times the bomb was placed. no i said most of us but the president's posted like most of us because he represents all of us. it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid to realize that some people rose at the week after grandpa's funeral. isn't that idea was another thing entirely when one of the most photographed and powerful people on the pl

>>> san francisco 49ers are teaming up with one of the bay area's top chefs for a one of a kind experience at levi stadium. he will operate three eating venues when the stadium opens next year. side by side steak house and pub will open 365 days a year. the third will be an indoor, outdoor restaurant called tailgate. it will only be open on game day and members only club. >> what this experience will be is something that has never been seen before where you have ten games a year, hopefully more. but ten games a year where we have these parties. >> tailgate experience will include things like 13-foot rotisseries that can roast an entire ox. and giant cages of lobster or crab brought in by a crane. >>> the football field at cal will get a new name. it will be called kabam field. part of an $18 million deal with video game maker kabam. three of the video founders went to berkeley. >>> coming up next the big chill continues in the bay area. why people are stocking up in the foothills. >>> a big break in a cold case that dates back to 20 years. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute th

the 49ers are holding a news conference to announce a partnership at levee -- at levi stadium with al star. they posted a brief video of a sign being hoisted on the new home. the 49s will play at levi stadium starting next season. >> this is football weather, i guess, in some places. >> in buffalo. >> good morning. we are dropping into the 20's with records shattered already in the north bay. the mild spot is san francisco at 42. 34, freezing, at of what half and below freezing for fremont, hose, los gatos, san extra moan -- san ramon valley. compared to yesterday it will be from five to 11 degrees colder so very much in the midst of the cold snap. here are the reports: this is what was forecast this morning. here are the reports in blue. you can see if we do make it to the 19 we already at 24 in napa and very easy record to shatter there. san rafael and san francisco are close and oakland is the record and that is brock be and we look for the trees warning on stay in effect until friday morning so, again, temperatures maybe not in the low 20's but close enough at 25 tomorrow morning

he gave 60 children from san jose a shopping spree at the levi store in valley fair. they each received a $100 gift card, a customized fitting 49ers sweater and scarf and got to shop with him as well. >> all right. well, with the freezing weather we've had, it can be unbearable to be outside. wait until we show you the outdoor activity many did in freezing temperatures. we'll show you after the break. >>> apparently the cold weather gripping part of the nation doesn't bother everyone. >> in billings, montana, the temperature for saturday's polar bear plunge, 18 below. >> that's crazy. >> ow. it was for a good cause, they say. >> oh, my gosh. >> 47 people jumped into an ice cold lake to raise money for the special olympics. some may have even enjoyed the water as much as they enjoyed helping others. officials say this year's polar bear plunge raised nearly $18,000. it's crazy and it's great video, and i'm glad we're looking at it. $18,000 for charity. i guess it's worth it. >> it's a good cause, but oh, my goodness. that's got to burn. all right. >> makes it feel warm a

a sidewalk in summertime. look at that. he's got no will to live. it's andy levy. he can strangle you with his chest hair. now a reporter. sitting next to me tucker carlson and editor in chief of the daily caller. >> a block. the lede. >> thank you. before we go to our first story, i want to let you know that governor mike huckabee will be joining us later for an exclusive announcement that you'll not hear anywhere else. i'm thrilled he chose "red eye" over those others. is it a new day for the nsa? a presidential task force has drafted memorial d eed recommee overall the spying tactic pps the proposals would limit hold up they collect and store the information of americans. >> we need to view our activities with a basic idea in mind. not doing things because we can do them. >> speaking of not doing things because we can do them. >> that seems mean to the whale. >> it is. >> i think it was a whale. >> of course, it was a whale. >> i have no idea what that was. i condemn whatever just happened. i would say you and i are both experts in this topic and we agree completely and wholeheartedly. this is bad move.

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a kickoff return by baltimore jacoby jones. the league is also considering taking draft pickaway from pittsburgh. this is the second highest fine ever levied >>> college basketball's top ranked team goes down. unranked north carolina travels to east lansing and beats number one michigan state, 79-65. the tar heels already have two wins against top three ranked teams this season. >>> so when we return, an amazing survival story. we'll meet a man who spent six days with no food or water, trapped in a car after it crashed. ♪ can you barbeque a turkey? ♪ [ female announcer ] let betty do the measuring and get a head start on delicious homemade cookies. visit bettycrockercookies.com for fun holiday ideas. betty crocker cookie mix. just pour, mix...love. at 4-30 -- why bart says problems like these aren't g to go away. the search for a missing san jose family continues. the difficulties rescuers are facing. and a man suspected in a massacre in mexico is foundn northern california after me than a decade. how authorits finally tracked him down. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's ,,,, >>> here's a look at to

a kickoff return by baltimore jacoby jones. the league is also considering take drafgt pickaway from pittsburgh. this is the second highest fine ever levied >>> college basketball's top ranked team goes down. unranked north carolina travels to east lansing and beats number one michigan state, 7 9-65. the tar heels already have two wins against top three ranked teams this season. >>> so when we return, an amazing survival story. we'll meet a man who spent six days with no food or water, trapped in a car after it crashed. ♪ can you barbeque a turkey? ♪ [ female announcer ] let betty do the measuring and get a head start on delicious homemade cookies. visit bettycrockercookies.com for fun holiday ideas. betty crocker cookie mix. just pour, mix...love. forecast in some cities often the country. washington, d.c., will be foggy today. atlanta, expect showers. and snow and sleet in st. louis. cloudy in denver. seattle will be partly sunny today. >>> a colorado man says it is a miracle he is alive. he was trapped in a truck for nearly a week after an accident. sam bush of our denver station kcnc has the incredible story of survival. >> reporter:

round of local elections we had a couple of dozen races from mayor, city council to promote for a local school levys decided by one vote. and anytime you have a system that allows noncitizens or anybody who is ineligible to vote to cast a ballot, they have the ability to affect the outcome of a race they had no right to affect. that underminds voter confidence. that underminds our system of democracy. it needs to be cleaned up. as i said about this, it is rare, but it does exist and people need to be held accountable for it. >> it is not just that. let's look at some of the other figures. dead people were on the roles. you found 257,000 names of dead folks still on the rolls. 270,000 have moved, taken that out. 300,000 voter updates and then you found 340,000 duplicate registrations meaning people are registered in more than one place and maybe potentially could vote twice. you got that down to maybe four. why isn't this like standard procedure uh -- across the country? >> it should be. you have to make -- when you have all of this technology we have got to make it talk to one another so we are mat