. >> the students are a part of the aqua team. they take part in environmental restoration efforts. >>> you can't find twinkies in the store. try going online. be ready to pay a hefty price. a box of 10 twinkies was roughly $5. you find it on ebay for three boxes for $300. that's $10 per twinkie. yesterday hostess announced its plans to close its doors forever. >> i had 5 twinkies at home, well, when i left the door. what a day in college football, folks. stanford tries to upset number one oregon. we'll tell you what happened in a moment. ,,,, >>> i am still trying to wrap my head around tonight. the number one and two ranked college football teams lost. and stanford had a big hand with one of them. let's start the minute. straight to overtime. stanford's defense forced oregon to kick a 41-yard field goal. hits the upright. now stanford scores they win. back to pass. play action. loose ball. who's got it? wild scramble for it. stanford catches a break. they get the ball back. that would set up a big one for the kicker jordan willi

. >> aqua net. >> aerosol is actually the suspension of liquid or solid particles in a gas. >> so we're seeing solid particles like dust, debris, sulfates, sea salt, things like that. >> carbons, yes, exactly. it's common for dust from the sahara to move all the way over to florida and it sometimes causes haze in the air. >> from the sahara? >> this is showing ou interconnected our planet is. >> the butterfly effect. 90% of aerosols are natural, but the other 10% are caused by humans. you notice that especially in the eastern u.s., europe and most notably india and other parts of asia. >> it feels one world. you know, we're all in one world. there really are no problems. look at how interconnected we are. >> can't we all get along? we all share the same dust. that's my birthday. that's what was going on on my birthday, march 20th. >> you were sniffing those aerosols. >> i was over in pennsylvania getting covered in those aerosols. >>> it's gorillas versus a kitten. >> the kitten is cornered by the gorillas. >> okay, this is weird. >> see what the gorillas do with the strange visitor. >>

evaporation ponds continues to be a source of the subsurface water pollution that's now reaching through the aqua for and spreading into these surrounding communities and can be detected as far away as three kilometers from the main plant campus so that we got water before very high was going to be used the idea was using. only english ground and one of these will be an isolated at a recent one. off the factory you want it is still being gone dominated and. needed water because they do not have any other choice of all the way and it will remain a source of pollution for this area until it is remedial and the party that can do that is you know the symbol mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the tragedy at a union carbide india ltd facility in bhopal and even today continues to evoke strong emotions globally and rightfully so we're saddened however that despite all that has been written about the tragedy in the past twenty five years so many misconceptions still exist about union carbide and it's wrong the government of india is the appropriate entity to address any i'm going to express by the peop

. >> this is part of the richmond high school's aqua team. >>> well, 1,000 families received all of theings for their thanksgiving feast in oakland today. low income families were eligible to sign up for the program, made possible by the financial support of the goodwin family location. >> it's about a community that understands that we have to give back if we're going to continue to grow. >> each bag is filled with butter, eggs, yams, dried goods, and a turkey. oakland's unemployment rate is higher than the state average. >> it's interesting. a statistic this week, one out of every four children are hungry in the bay area. >> oh, that's appalling. in the bay area. >> yes, in the bay area. >> a lot of food drives going on. if you have the ability to do it... >>> so a lot of rain? >> yes. a few showers tomorrow. then we'll begin to dry out. just a chance every day through wednesday. >> thanks for watching. good night! ,, ,,,,,,,, (laughs loudly) oh, oh, that is so true. i know exactly what you mean. hang on. i'll get you an ashtray. oh, hey, charlie. hey. what's going on? oh, i just have

. >> the students are part of richmond high school's aqua team and they take part in environmental restorationfforts of the area's waterways. >> a busy travel week ahead. roberta has the forecast. >>> a second system moving in rapidly. good evening. let's get right to it. it's live. it's our high-def doppler radar. green on the screen means you need an umbrella. this is the north bay where we have santa rosa drying out after some of the heaviest precipitation in the past 90 minutes. napa you have moderate to heavy rain. the different shades of green does illustrate intensity of the rain. this is a very light rain right around mill valley now. around san quentin you have more moderate rain according to that darker shade of green there. and now we have leading edges of precipitation as far as this cold front is concerned entering the eastern portion of our bay area. it was just raining in berkeley but again this is live data and so we see that we have a little bit of a lull there now. in the south bay san jose you are mostly cloudy. no rain expected there. but we'll time it out coming up. right

i have two aquae and may have more for you before the next meeting. the last time you were speaking to us about this issue, i think you urged us to consider having the transition program cover 200, up to 200 on the list. i hear you today to 300. is there a reason for that or -- >>> just upon reflection and looking at the money, the fact that you alone have $100 million coming on the surrender program. i just know the people -- the thing is -- >> understood. >>> i want to say this. i know the people who are involved in who are in that last shes of 150. and they really thought that they were going to get a medallion late in their career and prop k got really toxic, you know, people would dwelt the medallion and crashing cabs because they were too old to drive, et cetera. no exit strategy. the more i looked at it, so, upon reflection i think it's a better deal. and i think you're going to get plenty of money even if you do this. >> okay. and then i'll ask for a specific answer on this otherwise tom will come over here and hit me with his gavel. thank you

figure on the economic damage of sandy put the loss at up to twenty billion dollars it's according to aqua caton i should mention these numbers are still very preliminary they estimate five to ten billion dollars of that amount i cited is expected to be insured losses so that also means a loss for the insurance industry and possibly security is related to it so what is the impact on the catastrophe bond market what it is the catastrophe bond market joining me is stephen evans founder and owner of artemis he consults and writes about catastrophe bonds of risk transfer and more artemis dot b.m. and he's going to tell us all about it so first of all thank you so much for being on the show welcome to capital account.

dollar figure on the economic damage of sandy put the loss at up to twenty billion dollars according to aqua caton i should mention these numbers are still very preliminary they estimate five to ten billion dollars of that amount i cited is expected to be insured losses so that also means a loss for the insurance industry and possibly security is related to it so what is the impact on the catastrophe bond market what it is the catastrophe bond market joining me is stephen evans founder and owner of artemis he consults and writes about catastrophe bonds of risk transfer and more at our miss dot b.m. and he's going to tell us all about it so first of all thank you so much for being on the show welcome to capital account surplus i'm not speak it's great to speak with you because the truth be told i really have never heard of catastrophe bonds until stumbling upon your blog and reading about them and reading that sandy is relevant to them so before we get to sandy what are catastrophe bonds what is this market sure it's a fairly nice market as you would have worked and good to be when events lik

joining me now, aqua water chairman and ceo.r many up and down the coast, but why do you think we'r we are still having concerns about water? you say we should not be that concerned. >> it is obviously essential for life, electricity is terrible but without power for a couple of days you cannot survive. therefore flood proofed our supplies, the advanced warning of the storm and we are lucky because our areas did not get devastated but got hit with a sandstorm. cheryl: your business has pulled away from a particular area hit. how would you be advising people right now, your employees, residents as far as water goes? >> the purity of the water is crucial, can always borrow to make it more peer if you need your gas supply and/or electric supply to do that. there's not much you can do the whole system becomes contaminated sea have to have preparations prior to the storm to prevent massive pollution of your water source. cheryl: a lot of breaking news, thank you very much. dennis: it is a quarter on till. nicole come he had two gas c

tourists and neighbors waded through water after aqua alto, high water flooded more than 70% of the cityh when winds funnel water up the sea. officials say water reached sixth highest level since 1872. no word yet on how much damage was caused by this. >> 76,000 angry, cold residents of long island and queens new york are asking what do they have to do to get power back two weeks after super storm sandy? the companies saying they drop the requirement to get a certified electric inspection. no is it more concentrated than rockaway. >> we don't have internet, we don't have phones.;@hy spotty cell phone, people here are basically in the dark. >> only 1500 customer remain out of power today. new jersey major utility says 99.9% of the customers are back onlichblt new jersey governor christie says gas rationing will end tomorrow. >> sign up for a check on our forecast. >> calm conditions mid section mainly dry and pleasant. high temperatures tomorrow 43 degrees. here in the state of california from warm conditions down south, highs in low 80s in l.a. and palm springs up to fres clo, 67. then,

so we've been looking at aqua hires, we've done our first one. >> in addition, myer says yahoo will possibly partnership was other companies. more bad news on the hewlett-packard front. deals with the falout with autonomy write down, moody's cut the ratings today, three level as above junction status. moody's says it's worried about hp ability to compete as well as numerous execution challenges. and apple is winning in the netherland. a dutch court banned sale of some gal yachlsy product that's allegedly infringe on the apple photo navigation patents. the ban only applying to older products that don't run on updated photo galleries but samsung still going to have to pay apple $129,000 for every day it violates the ruling. a check in on how stocks are trading today. bloomberg index closing higher as well. solar energy companies solar city is about to test ipo waters. 10 million shares will be sold. the stock expected to price on december 11th. solar city makes roof top solar panel systems. chaired by elirusk. larry -- carolyn and dan, excuse me guys, back to you. >> pleased to fill in today,

. >>> also in san francisco, seniors and people with low incomes enjoyed a holiday meal at the aqua particular park senior center. the meals were courtesey of project open hand that serves 2600 meals a day. officials at project open hand remind us that many people in our neighborhoods are hungry, sick and alone and could use a helping hand. >>> just ahead, a seven on your side follow-up. a look at paypal and their policy of holding funds. coming up, the big changes that could be coming thanks to our investigation. and the blockbuster week and -- week end at the box office. >> and a little traveling heading back east. we will pinpoint the destination for you. and a look >>> how long should paypal be allowed to put your money on hold? some customer accounts have been frozen for months and while paypal is promising changes consumer groups say they haven't come quickly enough. michael finney has been following the story and tonight has an update. >> so what i would like to see is some movement on the part of paypal. i will be sitting by my phone waiting for them to call. >> that was the reaction o

. >>> also in san francisco, seniors and people with low incomes enjoyed a holiday meal at the aqua particularark senior center. the meals were courtesey of project open hand that serves 2600 meals a day. officials at project open hand remind us that many people in our neighborhoods are hungry, sick and alone and could use a helping hand. >>> just ahead, a seven on your side follow-up. a look at paypal and their policy of holding funds. coming up, the big changes that could be coming thanks to our investigation. and the blockbuster week and -- week end at the box office. >> and a little traveling heading back east. we will pinpoint the destination for you. and a look >>> how long should paypal be allowed to put your money on hold? some customer accounts have been frozen for months and while paypal is promising changes consumer groups say they haven't come quickly enough. michael finney has been following the story and tonight has an update. >> so what i would like to see is some movement on the part of paypal. i will be sitting by my phone waiting for them to call. >> that was the reaction of

. >> the student projects part of richmond high school's aqua team and they take part in environmentaltion efforts in the area's waterways. interesting, huh? >> the sheriff of san francisco is back on the job. >>> style probation for a domestic violence incident. >> and the mayor wants -- [ indiscernible ] to give up on probation. he has, he said. the first to the shive is what is the split? >> i'm not sure. i would like to keep moving like a goal post. in the original communications, both from the district attorney and the mayor, they left it in our hands and i said no problem. we have a chain of command, the department of over a thousand people -- and detaching myself is the very doable. >> one of the most oft questions people asked me was why didn't he just go down at the beginning, cooperate with the investigation and end it? why did every turn, it seemed to grow. why didn't he go down there and cooperate at the begin something. >> we would have and to this day, i never, and my wife never talked to the district attorney, the police or the mayor whole they assert they wanted to. sti

aqua alta, which means high water, erin. >> thanks very much.check in with anderson. >> on the program, who knew what and most importantly tonight, when did they know it? fbi officials reportedly knew for months about the affair. the president wasn't told neither were congressional leaders, until after election day. we're trying to look for answers tonight. peter king is, too. he'll be joining us. we'll also speak with general petraeus' spokesman in iraq. also ahead, a full two weeks after superstorm sandy levelled part of the east coast, there are still 60,000 people without power in new york. they've spent the last 14 days with no electricity, no heat. some without phone service. pretty unthinkable. one group that opened its doors, st. john's episcopal in the rockaways. they may now be out millions of dollars for doing the right thing and of course, we remember veterans day tonight. >> thank you very much. our fifth story, still in the dark. as flights come in from around the world from people going to manhattan to jfk, they fly over where we

aqua alta, which means high water, erin. >>> and now, let's check in with >>> and now our fifth storyplanes come in to jfk, they fly over a community we saw desperate for help. >> milk, juices, cookies. there will always be a clothes drive. >> each day, the line outside the thriftway in far rockaway forms early. >> there are elderly who cannot leave their homes. if you can get one to them, i would appreciate it. >> people here wait for hours. not for gas, but for food, water and clothing. a wait that can sometimes be in vain. >> we've been out here for going on three hours now, waiting for this truck that's supposed to have been coming here today at 11:00. >> home to 120,000 people, the peninsula is struggling as thousands are still without power including stores, restaurants and banks. for those who live in a high-rise like this one, they have to walk up 20 flights of stairs. more than half the population lives below the poverty line and most are just trying to get by. william samson waited more than three hours with his grandmother to get food for seven people. >> what are things yo

it puts the aqua tech administration in the pan theen of value destroyers. we were just joking in the green room how much per day did they cost shareholders here? they are in disarray over there and the only thing going for it is the multiple of something is cheap. i'm not sure what it is though. >> mike lynch, the founder of autonomy interviewed by maria moments ago said they think there's been significant mismanagement at hp and they delivered correct information to the auditor essentially saying it wasn't me. hp mismanaged this thing and we are seeing this huge write-down at this point. >> this company made a couple sizable acquisitions in the last ten years. they are getting to a point where the balance sheet is impaired. to me, it's funny to talk about value. there's got to be value more from a break-up. that's what they wanted to do when they first came in. he wanted to break the company up. in a lot of ways the deal sunk the company. can you buy it as aville -- >> no, no. you can't. with this -- you know, i don't know if it's fraud or not. you can't s

aqua farmers who lost everything in that zone there. a lot of damage.bviously, people trying to get their lives back together again. >> lock ago the pictures of these homes. you can tell, obviously, the power was enough to shift the homes off their foundations. >> tess richard socarides. i noticed you were with the president and governor christie yesterday. a lot of people would like to know what that interchange and exchange was like. you were up there with them. >> well, it was incredibly positive. i was talking to the governor before the president arrived at the airport and he -- you know, i said you're doing a great job in this tremendous challenge. and he thanked me. and he said, well, the president is doing a great job. and i've been on the phone with h him. he has been responsive. i got a few requests for him today. and then later on he said to me -- i think he told the whole state on television at that press conference that he had given the president several other requests while they were in the ride from their tour to the place where the press

a great deal of industrial alcohol was converted to potable aqua what he -- alcohol and shipped to many cities in the midwest and southwest. the philadelphia mob had allies in each of these other cities. this led to the meeting that took place in 1929 in atlantic city. mobsters from six large cities came together at this in the kit, divided territories, set prices, made contracts. david bennett met in chicago, 21 cities represented, setting up their judicial system to fight complex. -- to resolve problems. the obvious parallel, the mobsters who were making huge amounts of money, untaxed, perpetrated a great deal of biting crime to protect their interests. we have the same thing going on now. mostly in mexico. driving the same sort of craven behavior in violent behavior because of this underground market. people who are most opposed to any change in the marijuana and drug laws are the moral one and dealers-- the marijuana dealers. there were two groups in prohibition who were for it, the baptists and bootleggers. i think we have the same think's going on now predict how they manifest the

the water that comes in new york city comes from 50, 100 miles away from the catskills and down big aquaucts and the mayor says it's safe. i'm still telling everybody i that you can to that if you have a stove that works, boil it. >> boil the water. >> it doesn't matter. there's cracks, seams, other places that things can go when you have this much sewage in the regular water all around you, you just want to have that kind of precaution. >> and then you have the people who are trying to salvage what they have. they have their clothes and soaked in the sewage-filled water and some of them cleaning them with peroxide. is that good enough? >> well, for anything that has touched floodwaters and the floodwaters have gone away, clothes or anything, you want to remember that it's still not clean. right? because even though it's dry it is not clean. >> so then what you do? >> peroxide is one thing but there are other things to do but you want to be really careful. just because it's dry doesn't mean it's clean. for example, if floodwaters came in contact with packaged food, get rid of it. you don

[indiscernible] the other thing is, i know there is a lot of aqua culture here.ernor's team and work to get everything back and deal with some of the other challenges we have got. [indiscernible] this is something that we know we can recover. >> governor, thank you. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to thank the members that are here. i want to thank the president. we spent a significant afternoon together, surveying the damage up and down the coast line. we wanted to show the president that personally. we have the opportunity to discuss it. and over to the shelter and meet with folks and have them see the president and his concern all of us have for making sure that things get back to normal as quickly as possible. we have a lot of challenges. things we need to do to make sure we get power restored as quickly as possible, that people have clean water, hospitals are taking care of things they need to when we get kids back to school. i discussed all those issues with the president and i am pleased to report he has sprung into action immediately to give us those