annika has some experience. dozens of gigs back in germany. here the pressure is really on to look her best. i hope nobody looks at my feet, i have a stain. but there is no time for that now. looking good is part of the job. she can never be sure who will number the audience, maybe someone to give her her big break. >> thank you. >> you are already a star. >> a few encouraging words and then she gives it her all, even if the audience could be igger. ♪ i found a dream that i can speak to dream that i can call my own i found a thrill ♪ >> we will check back in with annika in a couple of weeks. in the meantime we are off to brooklyn right next to manhattan a big city within the big city. popular with many that can't afford the astronomical flent manhattan. one of them has agreed to show us his company. the brain child of him and his former university buddies from unit turning normal cell phones into digital house keys and the keys can be sent by phone. he tells us their product lets them use cell phones to open doors. they can send their key elec

annika makes ends meet with occasional performances in restaurants. photos of american stars have a special place in many new york bars. can has some experience. she had dozens of gigs in germany after finishing her dancing degree. here, the pressure is really on to look her best. i hope no one looks at my feet, she says. i've got a stain but there's no time for that now. looking good is part of the job and she will never be sure who will be on the audience. there might be someone who can ive her her big break. >> thank you. >> you are really a star. >> a few encouraging star from the pianist and then she gives it her all, even if the audience could be bigger. ♪ >> ♪ i dream that i can call my own i've found a dream ♪ >> we will check back with annika in a couple of weeks. in the meantime, we're off to brooklyning right, next to manhattan, it's a sort of big city within a big city. popular with many who can't afford the astronomical rents in manhattan. one of them is entrepreneur ben. he's agreed to show us his company. it's the brainchild and his for

first for bella and then for annika. within a couple days they raised more than $30,000. the families say they are overwhelmed. >>> we have breaking news from san jose to tell you about. a busy intersection is shut down. and also another story we are following its call the the knock out game. now we have spoken to an oakland man who says he was a victim of this disturbing crime. >>> thousands remain in the dark and cold. what we are learning about the power outage. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. getting ready to ring that opening bell live in new york this morning. and they are ringing in a really good day for the dow, nasdaq, and s & p. there it is live. numbers the future stock right up after that jobs report came in. the unemployment rate down five year low now. the monthly numbers coming in for november this morning and it looks like the dow will be up 150 points right off the bat. >>> time 6:30. good morning. thank you for joining us on the ktvu morning news i'm brian flores in for dave clark.

a day later annika was diagnosissed with a rare form of kidney cancer.students at cabrillo elementary and a grade appoint. >> its just perplexing. and the community felt that they needed to support any way they could. >> people in pacifica set up a give forward page first for bella and then for annika within just a couple of days they raised more than $30,000. the families say they are overwhelmed by the community's generosity. >>> 5:26. a danville teenager has really taken our one warm coat drive to heart and helping thousands get warm this holiday season. 14-year-old carson gathered up his friends and baseball team to collect nearly 2,000 coats. this isn't the first time he's lent a helping hand. he's done it four years in a row now. >> it feels good i can give somebody that doesn't have the money for a coat to have a coat and be warm for the winter. >> awesome. one warm coat started here back in the bay area and now is a nation-wide campaign. its estimated more than three million coats have been donated and distributed since then. >>> coming up its be

. >> they are in the same hospital, same floor and annika is now in the room bella just moved out of. just coincidentally. >> people in pacifica said they give forward page for them in just a couple days they raised more than $30,000. the families say they are overwhelmed by the community's generosity. >>> bat kid returning to san francisco but this time he won't be fighting any crime. five-year-old mile scott will be there. on saturday he will be the special honoree at the event and he will be there to cheer on participants. >>> 4:52 is the time. special experience at the new 49ers stadium. one of the bay area's top chefs will bring a unique dining experience to fans. >>> a rash of burglaries in contra costa county. why one teenager is to blame. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy no

calling about annika therapeutics. >> annika, i actually use their product.s is -- this is another one. okay. this is another one which does it's a heel, bone and cartilage play. it's gone up so much, i am reluctant. again, i have to put it in the file like united therapeutics. i got to do more work how it got there. it is up gigantically. greg in california, greg? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. shout out from bakersfield. metrics. this company has been on a big roll. do you think it has a lot of steam? >> remember when it down, i said there was something value there. i still think there is value. i don't think it needs to be sold. let's go to allen in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. this is allen calling for florida. i would like the benefit of your extraordinary insight into the workings of the stock market, particularly about salesforce.com. in the last four quarters, including the quarter ending october 31st, crm's revenues have increased nicely be, the cost of sales, operating losses, net income losses from continuing ops, all spell to me a company out of control

widely considered one of the world's greatest novelist with works such as war and peace and annika kareninane of hair fairytales about a world and a child and this remarkable footage shows him in his final years at his country estate. we caught up with his great, great granddaughter at his house in moscow now the tolstoy museum. she was in the middle i've photo shoot for a magazine. she has been the driving force behind the project to disties de the edge tire works of tolstoy to put a new generation literal police in touch with his heritage online. >> i wanted people to return to reading tolstoy with all of the way that his modern technology now offers. this is part of our heritage. not all of it has been on the internet yet, but it should be available to everyone. only 2,000 copies of his complete works were ever published, impossible to buy. >> reporter: it's this russian company that was charged with the task of getting tolstoy's works online. not just the 19 volume standard collection, but also his diaries, letters, and less well-known works. the cost of proofreading such a vast amount

to try and annika knows the gaps that exist in our view is the u s news and the many views we have to take it into consideration that from time to time we do and he does it mean that us secretary of state john kerry is leading the negotiations between israel the palestinian authority. many believed that the us is no longer a key player in the middle east the way is to be when your thoughts about that. i seem to get used to do that the united states. first of four pa continues to today a major role and we all missed the pre fed the us involvement in the post is rather then on to mention mediate the united states found today is possible to reach a comprehensive agreement between us and the posting and getting their political constraints most in need and want to punish genocide. did you eat is quite impossible in my view it's nice to reach a comprehensive peace remarks have been made by israeli officials mainly foreign minister at the barely there are many in the united nations expressing disbelief in the process and what i am just doing the foreign minister lieberman to say he's been in

annika has been following this for a while. this is the big day, right? the state here in colorado hoping businesses are seeing green, as ones already -- will open their doors who a whole new clientele. >> the green rush here in colorado is about to get even bigger. this week, state licenses went out to local businesses, giving them the green light to start selling recreational. >> money does grow on trees. >> reporter: they'll be heavily regulated. anyone over the age of 21 will soon be able to buy marijuana. 136 medical marijuana dispensaries now have state licenses to sell it, and 178 businesses can now grow it for recreational use. >> i kind of say we're sort of like the united states amsterdam. >> morgan runs canyon cultivation. they may edibles, drops and candidate. she expects business to at least double in the new year. >> i hope that people are responsible with it and don't mess it up for the rest of us. >> reporter: but most companies won't be ready just jet. retail outlets this major hurdles to get approval. toni says she has more than a millio

recognize especially two people that have been working with me, michael who was here yesterday, and annika cardenas, who is also working with us. thank you very much. happy new year. and please, i would like to recognize and with gratitude the presence of ambassador thomas shannon here today. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next on c-span, a look at the situation in north korea followed by a hearing on security following the navy yard shooting in washington dc. stonesifer.th patty later, washington journal live with your calls and the day's newspaper headlines. >> on the next washington journal, we discussed the federal reserve's decision last week to adjust it on buying program. our guest is the economist ip.zine's gregoery then advice for preparing your 2013 federal taxes and a look at new taxes taking effect next year. we are joined by kevin mccormally. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> all this week, we will bring you encore presentations of our q

bella hung was diagnosed with leukemia the day before thanksgiving and then a few days later, annika johnson was diagnosed with a rare form of kidney cancer. both children are students at cabrillo elementary in pacific, just a grade apart. >> pacific is a very tight- knit, small community. for this to happen at the same school in the same week is perplexing. the community felt they needed to support any way they could. >> people in pacifica have set up a give page, first for bella and then for annika. within a couple of days they raised more than $30,000. the families say they are overwhelmed by the community's generosity. >>> 7:26. breaking news from downtown san jose. a police car involved in a serious crash. these are live pictures from the scene. the good samaritan that helped police catch a hit-and-run suspect. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where san francisco 49er fans are getting fired up against the seattle seahawks. we'll tell you what 49er fans are not so excited about. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that's getting more crowded. as you can see on th

i'm annika in for john berman. thank you for joining us on this monday, december 30th. >>> a deadly terror bombing second time in as many days. 14 people are dead in this bus explosion and it happens a month before the winter olympics in sochi and putin has promised will be the safest olympics in history. >> it's clear two attacks in the same day in the same city shows how vulnerable this entire country is to terrorist attacks. you have sochi, very, very close to the extremely north caucuses region where russia has been fighting for more than a decade. when the announcement the olympics would take place in sochi the fear was that putin would not be able to contain the terrorism in that area. another attack on friday a car bomb three people were killed on friday and another town in the north caucuses and goes to show how difficult it is to contain that threat. volgograd is 420 miles away from sochi but you can still see that the terrorists are spreading fear and it is a major rail hub for anyone travel from moscow t

as annika discovers, they're not the only ones. >> reporter: good evening. rallying around claire davis who remains in critical condition. she is stable, according to hospital officials. you can see where the community has come out to set up this glowing tribute to claire and written beautiful messages and written the words, pray for claire, using white styrofoam cups on the side of arab pa show high school, and lit cancel and flowers and hoping all this energy they're sending her way will give claire strength. 17-year-old claire davis, victim of an unthinkable crime, now facing the ultimate fight. >> i have faith. she's a fighter. >> three days after the shooting, davis remains hospitalized with severe head trauma, a tribute outside the school is growing for the girlfriends describe as a great athlete and student who loves horses. >> claire was that person you can always go to for help. she always had a bright smile on her face and always there for any. >> now, davis is the one in need. her family is asking for privacy and prayers. >> we love her to death a

let's get more from cnn's annika cabrera. >> much of the snow is letting up after piling up and now we are seeing huge chunks of ice form on top of these big piles as colorado experiences what is to be a deep freeze. we saw temperatures near 10 degrees overnight to the denver metro area. it's only expected to reach single digits for high temperatures today and, at this point, there is no end in sight, with temperatures not getting above the teens until well into next week. on top of the very cold temperatures that are dangerously cold to be out in, we are seeing extremely slick conditions now forming on some of the roadways so it's treacherous driving conditions, ice underneath the piles of snow, and, in addition, there is extreme avalanche danger. now up in the high country after more than a foot of snow dumped in some of the rocky mountains. so concerning, in fact, that one of the ski resorts had to end world cup ski training that was happening just yesterday because the conditions just were that dangerous. as this deep freeze really settles in here, of course, this storm is pushing

annika she said even after the detente, he knew khrushchev was a gangster. so kennedy at the beginning of the book i have been in 1946 getting his speech about how the rights of the individual, how these rights come from god and they're going to be challenged by the atheistic soviet union. and they really think that was his view all the way through the end of his career and through his presidency. we are coming up on november. it's going to be the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination. in doing the research for this book, i went to visit kennedy's childhood home in brookline, massachusetts. it's kind of a testament to the fiscal spending restraint of president kennedy, because the birthplace home in brookline is only open about april or may through october or november. so the government doesn't have to pay to heat the whole house, and it can also hire the chore guys, the park ranger tour guides as seasonal employees so it doesn't have to pay them full time benefits. and it doesn't have to go through the civil service hiring system. i think th

be in trouble with greece they have trouble with portugal in the same the construction of europe annika made his film on the keys to a monetary union full construction of europe is made. we waited to have control over worked with them in the direction we have to have some pleasant if the new projects would have to have new positive ideas and that it doesn't matter it doesn't meant the fleet she can but have to be on the right way to india after the clinton years that effect. and in the mountains doesn't need to bring specific and the result is like this thirty four years full full full twenty s will be discussing it didn't bring anything but. during that time it was an important the shoes so i think that there is a lot that is i read the note written during his press conference said that he gets you is you don't read anything sticking them together. this is his the kevlar. on the beattie government is supposed to come and i tried to rein in its nine hundred pages but that id monster of going to get that lies at the meeting as has been in my school yes like. very quickly on this subject

to recognize especially two people that have been wasing with me, michael who here yesterday, and annika cardenas, who is also working with us. thank you very much. happy new year. please, i would like to thegnize and with gratitude presence of ambassador thomas shannon your today. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> as this event wraps up, we will take you live to capitol hill, where democratic leaders will talk about the passage of the bipartisan budget cream yesterday and the senate legislative priorities for my 14. >> it has been a very eventful fall, to say the least. the highlight come in peace me, was a delicately crafted budget compromise led by senator murray . it is a step in the right direction, one of the first steps we have had in the right direction for some time. it moves us away from the lurches we have had to face, from crisis to crisis, and puts us on a path restoring regular order in the senate. the economy is based on what chairman bernanke said yesterday, a

recognize especially two people that have been working with me, michael who was here yesterday, and annika cardenas, who is also working with us. thank you very much. happy new year. and please, i would like to recognize and with gratitude the presence of ambassador thomas shannon here today. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] dome will. capitol undergo a two-year restoration project. we will talk about the project later. and on this morning's -- that is journal" live at 7:00 eastern. the stateng, look at of u.s.-saudi arrays -- relations. live coverage from the hudson institute at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> she was everyone's soul sister. everyone thought they knew,. she laid her life out for everyone to see. she told us about what life was like in suburbia. one of the wonderful things wroteher, she what -- mainly humor. it was humor that was accessible to everyone because it was humor that happened in everybody's lives, but they might not recognize it until they sought wr

recognize especially two people that have been working with me, michael who was here yesterday, and annikacardenas, who is also working with us. thank you very much. happy new year. and please, i would like to recognize and with gratitude the presence of ambassador thomas shannon here today. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up on c-span, defense secretary chuck hagel in a pentagon briefing. then, efforts to curb corruption. later, the afl-cio president. morning, a look at the state of u.s.-saudi relations. at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. defense secretary chuck hagel took questions on military compensation. chairmanined by cap martin dempsey at this briefing. >> good afternoon. first, let me wish all of you and your families a happy holiday. i know you probably won't be sorry to escape for a while, those of you who are. i know news is made all the time everywhere, so you never get too far from anything. but have a wonderful holiday with your families. as you all know, th