she made their rare appearance -- a rare appearance today, becoming a leader in the country's youth movement. >> it was the weirdest conference i have been too. the party was vladimir putin's party, the youth wing. since being uncovered as a spy, anna chapman has shied away from the media. she could not avoid the cameras today. although she tried. there was no more hiding. she made her entrance and completely ignored me. >> bbc news. >> she was declared one of the new leaders of the party. ever since she was deported, and a chapman has been a model, an advisor to abate, and now she is in to politics -- anna chapman has been a model, an advisor to a bank, and now she is in to politics. for the agent, this has been a year to forget. she was arrested in the u.s. and sent back to the motherland, having been part of the biggest spy swap since the cold war. the party >> she is an example ofe brave girl who is [unintelligible] >> it was a rare appearance but it was over almost before it began. like a true secret agent, anna chapman suddenly disappeared. old habits die hard. >> is today, we bring yo

nancy, we could not find any information on a show appearing with mr. tiny bennett. i attached a schedule for tony. he writes back to them. i told you it's not tiny, it's small mccartney. he is a fun sized man that looks like paul mccartney. they go back and forth. >> larry: they answer. >> they answer. they're so afraid of losing a customer. >> larry: they answer because of fear? >> yeah, fear. >> larry: let's do another one. this is about -- this is about opening a sandwich stand in a casino bathroom. do you have that? >> yes. >> larry: read this letter. >> do you want to read it? >> read it. >> okay, i'll read it. this is to the kanook winds indian casino. i want to sell ham sandwiches in your restrooms. have a sign on the restroom mirror that says we have the potty melt. can you direct me to what office i would contact to request casino credit. they reply, dear mr. nancy, we thank you for your interest but at this time we're not interested in putting any businesses in the restroom. we have five food outlets for our customers. thank you for considering us, but at

it appears to be hitting violence against unicef personnel. they're being pushed out of their homes. >> the president for the past 10 years gave his first television address since the election on tuesday evening. he said there should be no doubt that he had won the election. >> on thursday, the second of december, 2010, the head of the electoral commission went to the gulf hotel, the headquarters of my calendar. there, going against all the walls of our country, he announced the results of the election, which were incorrect. now, the international community has accepted these fake results and declared war on the ivory coast. >> he has the support of the country's constitutional council, which canceled more than 500,000 votes. meanwhile, amnesty international reports continued human rights abuses against opposition supporters targeted in nighttime raids. united nations as a least 50 people have been killed so far. the crisis has been bad for business. in west africa second-largest economy and the world's biggest cocoa producer, is an extremely

it appears berkeley's new party parole is paying off. this is the latest effort to crack down on wild parties around the cal campus. back in august, two patrol cars with a uc police officer and a berkeley police officer started patrolling the streets near the campus. since then, the police say there's been a dramatic drop in both street violent crime and animal house type parties. >>> 7:19. today is the 69th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor ap the death of almost 2 500 americans. survivors are now elderly and their numbers are dwindling. last night, members of the pearl harbor association voted whether to disband the group but they voted to keep it open. members will attend a ceremony on top of mount diablo. this is the 47th year that survivors will gather to share their stories. survivors will pay tribute to four members of the mount diablo chapter who died last summer. >>> well, the results from a news survey from consumer reports won't surprise a lot of iphone users. >>> santa claus at a local m acy's been fired just

appeared in court charged in connection with plots to kill high-profile targets in the u.k. the london stock exchange, the u.s. embassy, political and religious figures were all potential targets. the men were charged with conspiracy to prepare racks of terrorism. three men charged at the same time were released without charge. >> the nine men were brought to the westminster court this morning after a week of questioning by counter-terrorism officers. the two suspects arrested london were the first to appear on the dock, followed by three men from part of and others. they spoke only to confirm their name, ages and addresses. the men were seized in coordinated raids last monday. they had been charged with conspiracy to cause explosions and engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism. the court was told they are accused of agreeing to potential targets for a tax, carrying reconnaissance, and igniting in testing incendiary materials. it is alleged the london stock exchange was one of the high- profile locations they had planned to attack. the american embassy was a

appears in the code cleanup? >> the current code, this reference is a section that does not exist, but the code cleanup legislation would correct it. i am not sure if it is in the current legislation or any subsequent legislation. vice president goh: ok. >> this is a hearing where the board can consider all of these items, but if this is code complying, we have approved other mcd's under these provisions and this is raised as an issue. that it has been brought to our attention, we will address it. vice president goh: okay, thank you. vice president goh: -- commissioner hwang: mr. sanchez, in your reply, this submission, dated november 4, it references planning code section 790.116. you excerpt it here. anyway, right before the conclusion, you reference this multiple times, about the definition of personal service. do you have whole colt -- the whole code section? >> yeah, sure. this will take a second. to have the overhead, please? the definition, personal service, retail use efinition, l service, retail use whic

the difference appears to be twofold.with lower levels of hostile behavior between the ages of 17 and 20 or more likely to be married by the age of 29. meanwhile marriage itself appears to lower the rates of aggressive or illegal behavior. researchers also found the effect of marriage on hostile behavior was stronger in good marriages. >>> the kardashian sister gets flak on a daily basis but recently made headlines for promoting a prepaid debit card with outrageous fees. they reacted by quickly cancelling the cards. but it turns out the kardashians are not the only celebrities backing predatory card marketed to teens. tom sinkovitz looks at why you should think twice about plastic under the christmas tree. >> reporter: 'tis the season for gift giving and prepaid debit cards are more popular than ever. >> i use them for my daughters for presents. >> reporter: dozens of these cards are targeted toward teens, featuring some of their favorite celebrities, like the characters from the twilight series. >> my parents gave it to

it now appears likely some sort of deal will be reached. meanwhile, the house votes today on legislation that would extend just the middle-class tax breaks. whit johnson is in washington with the details on all of this. good morning, whit. >> betty, good morning. more political posturing on capitol hill. today's house vote just another example of that. the real tax cut negotiations are going on in a place more familiar to lawmakers, behind closed doors. republicans and democrats appear closer to striking a deal on extending bush-era tax cuts. >> we are not going to raise taxes on anybody. the only thing we're discussing now is just how long that extension will be. >> reporter: officials close to the negotiations say a one to three-year extension for all americans is becoming increasingly likely. still, that isn't stopping house democrats from trying to push through their proposal today. it would extend cuts for individuals making less than $200,000 and couples making less than $250,000. higher-income earners would see their cuts disappear.

he appeared in court where the judge delayed a plea hearing. police say that he sexually assaulted the girl at a dollar tree store. >>> a teenager accused of the troubleshooting that killed three people and wounded one is to be charged tomorrow. he also faces one count of attempted murder. the november 16 shooting took the lives of richard perez and cameron silva. a 21-year-old woman was wounded and is expected to recover. investigators say he knew the victims. >>> new accusations have surfaced accusing the san francisco crime lab of a cover- up in handling drug evidence. >> reporter: is recently released anonymous letter was written in july and claims that a rookie criminalist two years ago switched samples needy in a case and that her supervisor raced evidence of the switch. >> there was no misconduct in this case. there was no evidence compromised either. >> reporter: they see that the criminalist identified and documented an accidental mixup but the lab director denied knowing about the problems and investigators said lab workers improperly

it appeared political motivations had played a role in the trial, she said. with his current sentence from an earlier conviction due to run out next year, mikhail khodorkovsky is said d remain behind bars until 2017. the judge said the defendant was a criminal. needed to be isolated from society. he was once the richest man in russia and an opponent of the kremlin. earlier, he was found guilty of embezzling billions of dollars of oil from his own conglomerate. the ruling was criticid by wasngton a selective justice. mikhail khodorkovsky and his supporters maintained the case against him was politically motivated. i spoke to our correspondent in moscow and began asking him of this trial was a sham. >> i am not a lawyer and i have not followed every twist and turn of the case. i think almost everyone, even inside russia, would agree this was a politically motivated trial. it is a different question whether people think that is a bad thing or not. he is not all that popular. people remember he was an oligarch and andthey are not flavor of the month in russia. it

there are residences opening on that area where the event appears -- where the vent appears. the second thing is that the neighbors now without ike's are used to not worrying about a lot of noise. if there is an occasional drunk, they are completely -- there quickly gone. if there is a return to crowds and lots of noise, i think it is important that new expectations be worked out with conversations on both sides. i think it would be appropriate to have some mechanism for holding those conversations, where there is someone in the city who is a engaged in making sure the neighbors understand what is going on. otherwise, there will be lots of random calls to 311 and the police department, and lots of unhappiness. the unhappiness is definitely not on the menu. the experience shows that a lot of the customers come by car. i think monitoring that situation is something is important to do. when they were open before, there was a lot of double parking. the driveways were always full. people pull up on the sidewalk. it was a very difficult problem. mta parking people were not interest

on the political front, religious conservatives appeared to be re-energized by the tea party movement and its campaign for limited government. although the focus of the midterm elections was on economics, many religious right activists were hopeful a new republican majority in the house of representatives will provide momentum for their social agenda. on the other side of the aisle, democrats were criticized for failing to reach out more to religious voters. many faith-based moderates and liberals were disappointed that president obama did not employ more religious rhetoric when he discussed issues like health care and the economy. and according to one survey, growing numbers of americans, nearly one in five, believe incorrectly that president obama is a muslim. issues surrounding homosexuality continued to pose difficult challenges for many in the religious community. faith groups were on both sides of the issue as congress debated lifting don't ask don't tell, the 17-year-old ban on gays serving openly in the military. >> husband and husband. >> they also filed briefs on both sides

from cover to cover, it is filled with the words that we've retained from the traditions, so they appear in a reform sidur. in orthodox some of the english translations we have used come from both the reform and orthodox, so plus then there is our own interpretations, maybe i shouldn't go so far into this, yet, but i can't wait to open it. >> yeah, i was the project manager for this prayer book you know and the permissions process we had to reach out back to all the different movements and ask permission to use their prayer this is a comely lace of prayer that is came from reform -- compilations of prayer that came from the reform movement, conservative movement and the whole majority of the prayers created by members of our community, poets, writers through the ages that we wanted to incorporate to make a rich variance for our membership. >> we will take a quick break and come back and talk about the process of is sidur and parts that are particularly tender and appealing. please join us back here in just a moment >>> good morning welcome back to mosaic. you see on this screen the cover

there are residences opening on that area where the event appears -- where the vent appears. the second thing is that the neighbors now without ike's are used to not worrying about a lot of noise. if there is an occasional drunk, they are completely -- there quickly gone. if there is a return to crowds and lots of noise, i think it is important that new expectations be worked out with conversations on both sides. i think it would be appropriate to have some mechanism for holding those conversations, where there is someone in the city who is a engaged in making sure the neighbors understand what is going on. otherwise, there will be lots of random calls to

those arrested in london with the first to appear. there were three men from cardiff and four from stoke-on- trent. they gave their names and addresses. they have been charged with conspiracy to cause explosions and engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism. the court was told they are accused of agreeing potential targets for attack, igniting end testing in central materials. it is alleged the london stock exchange was one of the high- profile locations planned to attack. the u.s. embassy is another. there also charged with possessing documents, the newspapers.jihadi they have all been remanded in custody. bbc news, westminster magistrates' court. >> mikhail khodorkovsky has been convicted of stealing oil and laundering the proceeds. during the presidency of vladimir putin, he was accused of accusing them of corruption. we had a reporter in court, and he sent us this report. >> a forced smile from mikhail khodorkovsky. once russia's richest billionaire, he has already spent seven years in prison, much of it in siberia,

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but it was an appearance of impropriety. that's how the court treated it and you can read the opinion by the dissenting judges and look into whether an appearance of impropriety should be an impeachable offense. there was no suggestion that it was a bribe. it's not alleged that it was a bribe. and so what you have then is something classified as an appearance of impropriety. and an appearance of impropriety does all the things that the question suggests. that's why you don't want appearances of impropriety because it makes people uncertain as to whether the judge is being fair and unbias and he admitted to that. it was a mistake, but it was not during the trial. the trial was long over. this was years after the trial. but it was still a mistake because the case was still pending. and he should have realized that. and, yes, we do refer to as a wedding gift -- i'm not too sure why we're having the dispute because it was amato who said he raised the fact he needed money to pay for his son's wedding. and the result of that is th

on tuesday night in tokyo ebizo appeared at a news conference for the first time since the incident. ebizo said he met the people he was drinking with and his assailants for the first time that night. he stated that he was hit after trying to help a friend who fell down. the actor said he thought he would die while being beaten and escaping from the attackers. the kabuki theater operator president jun-ichi sakomoto announced that ebizo will take indefinite leave from stage appearances. >> police have an arrest warrant for a 26-year-old man on charges of inflicting injuries on the actor. >>> in biz news, japan's current account surplus rose for a second straight month in october, up nearly 3% from a year earlier. the financial ministry released the preliminary figures on wednesday. the report said the current account surplus stood at $17.2 billion. that's up 2.9% compared with the previous year. the modest increase comes as sluggish auto exports to asia were outweighed by larger profits from overseas subsidiaries of companies. the trade surplus stood at just under $11 billion, down 2.

police say it appeared he had two broken legs. the driver and passenger in the truck were also taken to the hospital. all are expected to survive. police are still looking for the cause of that crash. >>> we have a sad update on a story we first told you about yesterday morning involving a missing southern california woman. a woman's minivan was coupled -- was pulled from the russian river last night. investigators say her body was still inside. friends of 62-year-old phyllis bin reported her missing sunday morning, fearing she had driven off highway 1 and into the river the night before. investigators say alcohol does not appear to be a factor. they are now looking into whether the minivan had any mechanical issues. >>> a major earthquake hit a remote island area of japan this morning. the quake measured 7.4 and was centered in the islands about, about 650 miles south-southeast of tokyo. jamb 'meteorological agency issued an alert to nearby islands for a minor tsunami. some islands evacuated low- lying areas. >>> still to come --

it appears those bush era tax cuts will be extended even for the wealthiest americans. david curly has late details from the white house. >> president obama is preparing to break one of his biggest campaign promises. he is poised to extend the tax cuts to the richest americans. in exchange he will get help from millions of jobless americans. it appear nows that the republicans will get everything they want, extensions of all of the tax cuts. >> it is clear taxes are not going up on anybody in the middle of this recession. we are discussing how long we should maintain current tax rates. >> reporter: for democrats, making this deal and giving in on taxes to get unemployment benefits extended for the millions americans is a tough pill to swallow. >> we are moving that direction. we are only moving there against my judgment and against my own particular view of things. >> reporter: here is what is at stake -- someone making $62,000 a year could see their taxes going up $2200 starting next month. but extending all of the cuts means someone making $10 million a year will keep

and i would -- >> you thought you were not appearing for the people, i assume. >> your honor, we're appearingn behalf of the county, the county clerk who have direct responsibility, responsibilities to issue marriage licenses. >> the court's fight over california's same sex marriage ban turned into a sparring match. sponsors of proposition 8 argued the three-judge federal appeals court saying they have legal finding to challenge the lower court ruling the ban is unconstitutional. here before the 9th circuits court of appeals, protestors are kept things lively. terry? >> all morning long you had the no on eight people of this side of 7th street and the yes on 8 on that side. but a short time ago all the no went to watch the spreading leaving the yes on 8 to run the show on street level. in the courtroom the arguments are on the way. >> you don't know the answers? >> i don't know the answer but i don't think the case turns on that. >> it doesn't matter whether it turns on it. when you ask a question and you don't know the answer, say so. >> outside the federal courthouse on 7th and mission, a d

i mean, the obvious physical appearance would be the first thing. okay. the fact that he is married to a supermodel, hello. i'm also married to a supermodel. i just happened to open enstyle magazine, page 329. >> i don't see any difference. there you go. tom and his wife and rebs and his wife identical. >> good sense of humor. >>> it is becoming a familiar call to animal rescue. a wayward sea lion shown up for a third time in a place where she doesn't belong. what rescuers think might be going on with a marine mammal. that story and more tonight at 10:00 p.m. on the cw and 11:00 p.m. right here on cbs5. that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. we will see you at 11:00 p.m. until then our latest weather an news is on cbs5.com. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. in the '70s, a new sound emerged. ♪ and it's too late, baby, now it's too late ♪

. >> you will be looking at establishments selling to underage individuals or those that appear to be inebriated. >> reporter: many are stocking up on liquor and chilean the champagne. restaurants are taking extra steps to make their party state. >> we will have security at the door to make sure everything is okay. >> reporter: for those who do drink, the messages do not drive. >> i am planning on taking caltrain tomorrow night. >> reporter: they will have extensive service until 3:00 a.m. that is music to don cunningham's ears. he plans to welcome the new year in songs. >> usually every year i come out and play and get a spot where nobody else is probably at. >> reporter: back here at the embarcadero the fireworks show is set to kick off tomorrow night and police say they will be out tomorrow night. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> aaa is chipping in tomorrow and has a service called tipsy toe that offers a one-way frito to the drivers -- one-way free tow to the driver's home and is available from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. january 1st. if you want to learn more, click the tab on

but it appears now the republican position is-- and it's been consistent, i'll say that. we saw it yesterday in the senate-- is we have to continue the bush economic policies. and the bush economic policies of tax cuts for the wealthiest individuals have led us into this recession, cost us 15 million jobs, have utter failed. you can't point to those policies as successful. >> schieffer: it sounds like you're going to vote for it, because there's no other way to get this done. i want to ask both of you this: would these tax cuts be temporary for everybody, or would this be something permanent? >> i'm not voting for any permanent tax cut for the people of the highest income categories. and i will just say-- i don't speak for anyone else-- but when it comes to the president's position and the position of democrats in congress, we are laser-focused on this jobs issue. >> schieffer: what about you, senator kyl? is temporary good enough on those upper-income extensions? >> first of all, we're not talking about tax cuts. we're talking about extending for another period of time t

and i would -- >> you thought you were not appearing for the people, i assume. >> your honor, we're appearingn behalf of the county, the county clerk who have direct responsibility, responsibilities to issue mriage licenses. >> the court's fight over california's same sex marriage ban turned into a sparring match. sponsors of proposition 8 argued the three-judge federal appeals court saying they have legal finding to challenge the lower court ruling the ban is unconstitutional. here before the 9th circuits court of appeals, protestors are kept things lively. terry? >> all morni long you had the no on eight people of this side of 7th street and the yes on 8 on that side. but a short time ago all the no went to watch the spreading leaving the yes on 8 to run the show on street level. in the courtroom the argumts are on the way. >> you don't know the answers? >> i don't know the answer but i don't thk the case turns on that. >> it doesn't matter whetr it turns on it. when you ask a question and you don't know e answer, say so. >> outside the federal courthouse on 7th and mission, a different sou

according to the blocks it appears that a lot of 40 niner fans are happy that he is gone. they thought he was a bad approach and made that decision stripped this season. he finished with an 18-20 record and two plus seasons. the coach did releases statement saying that the coaching job was one of his greatest experiences. he thanked them for giving him the opportunity. he also thanked the fans and said he was sorry because he could not give the fans more. more defensive line coach have been named the interim coach. he will run of the team's season finale at candlestick park against arizona. the lab a press conference at noon tomorrow. will be sure to follow that. the 49ers have quite a few positions to fill. they have a general manager, head coach and perhaps new quarterback. now live in the newsroom. i'm dalian for kron4 news >> tonight's other big story, dozens of flights canceled in the bay area. almost everybody looking to go to these goes is grounded. this is the reason why. rough weather has several airlines cancel many flights across the cities. at the border into t

the researchers say the results appear to be much stronger for boys than for girls.shown that breast-feeding has been beneficial for mother and newborn. it was published online in pediatrics. >> an environmental watchdog says the city of san jose has one of the highest levels in the nation of a cancer-causing toxin in its drinking water. the environmental working group study found 31 out of 35 cities tested had the presence of this. san jose had the fifth highest levels detected trailing oklahoma, riverside and madison, wisconsin. it comes as the environmental protection agency considers a national standard. in the sierra, avalanche danger is high this morning causing the forest service to issue a warning near interstate 80. the weekend storm dumped heavy wet snow on top of light dry snow. that creates what's called an upside down snow pack that is prone to avalanches. today caltran is plowing the major highways and they occasionally closed section of highway 50 to conduct avalanche control. even drivers with four wheel drive have been struggling to make it over the

is there a reason why you didn't appear in court? as for this repeat offender taken from his home.fficers brought the suspect to the jail. when asked why he failed to appear in court he shrugged his shoulders and didn't know. >> people don't understand those warrants stay in the system forever. it might not be today you get arrested, it might be 22 years down the road but it's going to catch up to you. >> reporter: the officer knows of the 1100 warrants she gave officers to serve today on average only 50 arrests will be made. it will still be considered the biggest dui warrant sweep of the year in alameda county proving to offenders the reprocushions of failing to appear in court can follow you anywhere. in dublin, jade hernandez, ku channel 2 news. >>> livermore police are warning people in one neighborhood about a string of car part thefts. thieves in the springtown area near oak month circle have been taking catalytic converters from toyota pickup trucks and suvs. since mid-october there have been 13 reported thefts of car parts. >> there's a part in the catalytic converter that

no one else appears to have been injured in the explosion. it's not clear right now if other properties suffered damage. the injured man was taken to highland hospital. extent of his injuries is not known. we're going to try to get surveillance video. i've talked to a guy who says he has some. that will be in my next report. kraig debro, channel 2 news. >>> big news this morning about the controversial founder of the website wikileaks. he's been arrested in britain. julian surrendered to police hours ago as part of a sex crimes investigation in sweden. he is due in court just about an hour from right now. he has been in hiding in britain since wikileaks started releasing hundreds of classified u.s. diplomatic cables last week. he's denied the sex crime allegations. his lawyer says he will fight extradition to sweden. >>> back here at home several violent crimes in antioch just within the past 24 hours. police are launching several investigations. the contra costa county sheriff's department says a woman was shot and seriously wounded late las

started in a garage and it appears there were marijuana plants growing inside.the police haven't decided if it was a growing operation and whether it was legal or not. firefighters were called to the duplex at 39th street and mcdonald around 12:45 this afternoon. it seems there were around 20 plants growing in the garage. the person living there did have credentials to grow medical marijuana. the fire department is still trying 20 determine when caused the fire. >>> a baby lived with his parents in a house on the 1600 block of 6th avenue in oakland. the parents took the infant to the hospital after finding him unconscious. the next day doctors determined the child had been abused. police began an investigation. 26 year old father was arrested after the boy died yesterday morning. the father's name has not been released. >>> a southern california man accused of possessing a house full of exives maidens -- explosives appeared in court today. last month authorities found crates of grenades and bomb- making chemicals inside his home. authorities say they'll have to

and so far, it appears to be working. since enduring a self-noted midterm shellacking, president obama is seeing success. today, lawmakers are poised to ratify a new nuclear arms treaty with russia, one of the president's top priorities. >> every minute we drag our feet, is a minute we don't have inspectors on the ground. >> reporter: in addition to mandating inspections, the treaty could cut the number of warheads, long-range missile launchers and heavy bombers. but republicans are concerned it would also jeopardize u.s. plans for developing missile defense in europe. >> they went into negotiations, it seems to me, with the attitude, with the russians, just like the guy that goes into the car dealership and says, i'm not leaving here until i buy a car. >> reporter: despite objections, democrats believe they have the votes. another score for the president, who in just the past few weeks, has seen his tax cut compromise package passed and repealed don't ask, don't tell. he's expected to sign that into law today. as the pre

this unannounced appearance happened shortly after a private meeting in the oval office. this is about 35 minutes. >> the agreement we have struck to provide billions of dollars in payroll tax cuts -- cuts back and immediately rejuvenate the economy as well as tax cuts for middle-class families, unemployment insurance for folks who desperately need it, credits for college, credits for jobs as well as a range of business investment credits are so important to make sure we keep this recovery moving. i just had a terrific meeting with the former president, president bill clinton, and we just happen to have this as a topic of conversation i thought that given the fact that he presided over as good an economy as we have seen in our lifetimes that it might be useful for him to share some of his thoughts. i will let him speak very briefly and i have to go over and do one more christmas party. he may decide he wants to take questions but i want to make sure that you guys hear from him directly. >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. president. first of all, i feel awkward being h

to approach the bay area and as we approached the eight- o'clock this morning the raindrops will appear. mid to upper 40's for fairfield, and not, most of the fog for the day. sunshine is experience today in this debate. temperatures got to the upper 50s and even some low 60s. mellon do, san jose. it's going to be a wednesday for christmas with the rain feel that is going to be about an inch for san francisco. at half inch to three-quarters. the heaviest amount will be for it as for the north. as much as an inch and a half percent raise that with the higher elevations that may be 2-3 in. of rain. i will let you know it today and when this will star and how long it lasts coming up. >> at body has been discovered in the oakland hills. it is at a walking trail off of skyline boulevard. their plan to address his life from the scene with the latest on this developing story. >> that is right pam, i am on the corner of this great war on the other side of the wall at body was found. the police were here earlier today searching for clues on how a woman's body got there. >> the woman's body was f

beaten and malnourished, and they appeared to be involved in dogfighting. ravens are in houston tonight for the second shutdown in two weeks. coming off a disappointing loss, they hope to keep pace with the steelers. but they will have to contend with one of the hamid's top wide receivers in hundred johnson. -- one of the league's top wide receivers in andre johnson. you will remember this notable fisticuffs. kickoff is tonight at 8:30, and sports director and a voice of the ravens gerry sandusky will have to night's matchup. we are your ravens broadcast team. while the ravens are in texas tonight, female fans are ready for a road trip for their own. our resident lady raven is tagging along on the first-of- its-kind trip to the big apple. >> we have a very exciting trip, leaving for new york, charter bus. >> it is like christmas come early for a lady ravens fans, a trip to york city hosted by the team. charters will leave the stadium for a day of football-themed fund. >> we will meet with someone to see the new consumer line for next year. and we will go to

started in a garage and it appears there were marijuana plants growing inside. police haven't decided if it was a growing operation and whether it was legal or not. firefighters were called to the duplex at 39th street and mcdonald around 12:45 this afternoon. it seems there were around 20 plants growing in the garage. the person living there did have credentials to grow medical marijuana. the fire department is still trying 20 determine when caused the fire. >>> a baby lived with his parents in a house on the 1600 block of 6th avenue in oakland. the parents took the infant to the hospital after finding him unconscious. the next day doctors determined the child had been abused. police began an investigation. 26 year old father was arrested after the boy died yesterday morning. the father's name has not been released. >>> a southern california man accused of possessing a house full of exives maidens -- explosives appeared in court today. last month authorities found crates of grenades and bomb- making chemicals inside his home. authorities say they'll have to bur

several inches have fallen this weekend and it doesn't appear to be weakening. coming up at 10:30 we'll have a live report from los angeles county, where a series of storms have pummeled the region and prompted concerns about mudslides. >>> and for the very latest on this wet weather here at home, including live radar for your neighborhood, be sure to rift ktvu.com and click on the stormwatch tab. >>> highway patrol officers say it's not clear if the weather played a part in a car crash that claimed the life of one man in the east bay tonight and sent another man to the hospital. the accident happened around 7:40 in oakland op highway 24 near the martin luther king exist. one man died at the scene. another passenger was injured and taken to the hospital. the driver of the van was not injured. the highway patrol says the accident is under investigation and no one has been cited. >>> a novato woman died when her trailer home caught fire. flames brought out at the los robles mobile-home park. after putting out the fire, firefighters found the victim's body in her b

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the vehicle proceeds through the parking lot and it appears that the victim is under the vehicle for some time. >> police say they are not releasing that video because it is so disturbing. they feel prosecutors would not be able to try the suspect in contra costa county. >>> in daley city, a vehicle struck three individuals while they were crossing the street. it happened a little after 5:30 this evening. the three victims two children and one adult were transported to an area hospital. their conditions are unknown. the driver is cooperating with police and was questioned about the incident. [ chanting ] >>> friends and family of derek jones, he is the barbershop owner who was shot by police officers last month, rallied on the steps of city hall alongside a number of community activists. the group is calling oen the city council to demand that the district attorney charged the two officers involved with murder. but police say jones refused repeated orders to surrender and was reaching for his waistband when he was i would. no weapon found at the scene. >>> there are new details tonig

our correspondent lisa williamson in the south korea capitol seoul says there appears to be confusion about how to handle the north korean problem. >> that's right. we heard hillary clinton earlier this week in washington talking to her south korean and japanese counterparts. and coming out with a statement that said they're not ready to restart talks with north korea. the six-party talks with china and russia as well unless north korea shows it's ready to come to the table. and what we see is mike mullen coming here to seoul to have talks with his south korean counterpart about what to do, how to coordinate their defense strategy. in effect, what to do if north korea attacks again. >> china is regarded as being the key neighbor in all of this. and you wonder quite what china is prepared to do. because it doesn't want to destabilize north korea any further. >> china's key worry, many analysts here say, is that north korea will implode. and that as -- if you put too much pressure, either their conflict in the korean peninsula will escalate, and possibly lots of refugees will flood acro

before she appeared here today this being. just her latest public appearance she has posed for photos shoots she's a notable firm for tallent her looks got her a comment from u.s. vice president joe biden that he joked that he doesn't know why they're deported so he would have kept her in the u.s. she's also on the board of one of the on of russia's banks. advisory boards and she recently traveled to baikonur in kazakhstan to see off for a russian rockets on the way to the international space station so this is merely that her latest public appearance whether or not she's going into politics it's hard to say but if the russians did want to choose a very good p.r. face for recruiting young political people to their parties they could have done a lot worse than chapman. all right well thanks very much for that our correspondent tom barton. well they are staying on the topic of spies they are fresh by scandals making waves right now moscow claims the espionage allegations against one of its diplomats who was expelled from london