here at flied volunteers are ready and sorb here at glide volunteers are ready and people are already lined up. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> salvation army are making sure people can still enjoy the holiday. this year they are helping to deliver warm meals and it will be proud to others later on. this program is nearly a sensory old -- century old. >>> bart muni and cal train are running. no mail delivery, post offices are closed along with banks and all court and public offices. however golden gate park is one place open today. we have more on fun christmas activities planned for families at the park, that is coming up. >>> it is a little bit unusual starting at 2:30 this morning there were a lot of people out. tara is keeping track of a lot of accidents and there is another one on that, right? >>> it happened on 880 and we were at the scene earlier this morning and it happened in a northbound direction right near the fruit veil exit. all lanes were were blockedment at least three cars are involved and that's taking some time to mop up. traffic is still being diverted

we are the regulated one. we earn our licenses everyday by all that we offer and the public obligation, the decency, as to the public affairs and emergency warnings. these are all things that the public is able to take for granted, but they are very reliant, and i think appreciative when they recognize that this is broadcast. this is live. this is local and free. this is important. >> with the challenges listed, what is the most important first step that you have to take going forward? >> obviously, we are in uncharted territory with the spectrum options. the options in the way that they have decided has never been done before where you have a forward option of a reverse auction. and i think i can say with confidence that none of the big networks are going to be voluntary and go out of business. i don't have a clue as to how many broadcasters who are on the edge financially will take the money and volunteer to go out of business. our focus is that those who say, we want them to be held harmless. we want to bel

are told is a crisis. and hile not a big issue that we will direct in congress. how likely is that? >> well, in washington, lately there is not very much that shows that it is likely. but it is a short-term deal that will be something. instancing what we will be seeing that will work. the spending solutions with the help of following up a longer-term reform. the problem is the follow-up normally isn't there. that is really what we need, otherwise will we be facing this crisis year after year. [inaudible] neil: we wil watch washinon for coming up next you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. >> a lot of the hostage holding mentality, the sad thing is that the governors measure, even in the title of summary said that it could be used for other spending commitments. so really, what you're doing yo

they are not sick, but they are infected. we have about 8.8 million new cases a year, and about 1 million deaths per year. globally, is a terrible surge. we have antiquated counter- measures against it in the sense that we have drugs -- really, we'll not have a new drug until recently were the advisor committee for the fda has recommended accelerated approval of a new tb drug. if you look at the last drug that was approved for tb specifically, it was over 40 years ago. diagnostics really need modernization. we have a combination therapies that take a long time to get people completely free of tuberculosis. it is a big problem globally and it probably do not want to keep our eye off of it in the united states, the killing in cases like incarceration to make sure we are all over -- particularly in cases like incarceration to make sure we are all over it. we had a blip in the 1980's, italy in new york, and it would be interesting to have -- particularly in the york, and it would be interesting to have thomas frieden comment beca

these are then. the congressional record has shown that and it will be up to the department of labor sean. it will be very interest iting to see if they are going to take that action to try to collect. >> tara, why wouldn't you support the religious right and liberty of this company to follow its deeply held religious conviction and conscience? they are not against row riding health insurance but this to them is -- providing health insurance but this to them is immoral so now we will fine them $1.3 million a day and potentially put them out of business and people lose their jobs and you are okay with the government mandating that? >> i disagree with the whole premise of the argument. it is that this is some sort of abortion pill. that is simply not true. it is not an abortion pill. it prevents -- this is also about the contraception issue. >> you had your opportunity and i would appreciate the same kurtty. >> be clear in your facts. >> let me get them out and then i can be clear. >> sean: one at a ti

i hope my kids are well employed. they are doing ok. they are in their 20's. my greatest fear -- i do not think about fears. i'm surrounded by so many incredible kids that i feel good. if i feel bad in the morning, i feel good after my class. >> you stole my thunder. >> i prefer the thunder over the heat. >> a couple of things. i think the fiscal situation is the opportunity between here and there. i hope we are on a course to have our fiscal house in order so we can create prosperity. if we haven't got it done by then, in looks like we're running out fiscal capacity. that is my greatest fear and hope. you get to see the future in the technology world and you spend your life thinking about the future. in the labs are products and services to be introduced in the future. we think about the future all the time and understand it is a complicated process. i went to a thing at the world economic forum and all the ceo's of major technology companies were talking about what they saw in the future. everyone was something interested in second wife and no one mentioned

when you are sizing up what are the dangers, what are your capabilities, what are your limitations. terrorism is no different from a natural disaster. you are going to respond the same way. be nice is not nice. b stands for biological. n is nuclear, i is incendiary and c is chemical. on the bottom scale, we have a likelihood it's going to take place and this scale here is the impact. so nuclear device, think of a nuclear bomb taking place, impact will affect a lot of people, yeah. high impact, what's the probability that a nuclear attack will take place? not that great. as you move on, as the season progresses, then add a chemical release, over here, likelihood gets higher that would take place, less impact biological and explosive incendiaries. once every two weeks on the average and sometimes 2 -- i have a two in one night my last watch, incendiary incidents happened in the city. the probability it's going to take place, yeah, i'm telling you, on one night we had two incidents take place. people living here in the marina, let's say, did it impact you? no, very low impact. but it h

there are ample examples of cities that are just broke and there are states that are have their pension plans that are forty percent underfunded and you know i did the math and i point out the thirty you have to pay thirty thousand dollars per taxpayer in the contrary to bring the state pension plans up to speed so there's just there's problems everywhere and there are still people who are overpaid still so i could be wrong kate could be right but i'm betting on america you're betting on meredith ok and then quickly before we go i guess just to sum it all up what do you think is your biggest concern moving into two thousand and thirteen because you are kind of a perm a bear and the thing you're most excited about. i'm excited about natural gas is still you give it away and you have cooties are still cheap and and here's a sector that are born everyone seems on interested in and at the same time in the same mouthful will say this is this is the energy that's going to fuel the future of the united states so i'm buying the equities right that seems pretty simple ok and when i don't i going

we are already there. we are already doing it.nes, we did a three-month predeployment training package. we certainly spent some of that time learning how to patrol, refreshing our shooting kills, that sort of thing. the units we were supporting had done their entire careers focused on these skills. they are going to be better prepared. that's a question of safety as well. >> there are consequence on the veterans side as well. women that deploy to iraq and afghanistan that are not believed to have been attached to these combat arms units aren't getting the health care and benefits they need. when women are reintegrating back into society, they are not getting the support, the mental health care or the compensation. >> the assumption is they haven't seen combat. >> maybe they were communication specialists or a member of a female team attached to an infantry. they are not getting the same credit or recognition. the brass ceiling in the military world, as opposed to the gas ceiling prevents women from accessing more assignments. the

what are some of the clues? okay, what are the windows? they are deep set. there's a clue right there. deep set. deep set window, unreinforced masonry. can you see the metal plates? there is a metal plate right over there in the corner, there's another one over there. hard to see. also has a parapet on it. deep set windows. even though it has stucco on it, don't be fooled that that's wood up above. it's all brick because it's deep set windows. here we go with part of the roof and the parapet. this is over on (inaudible) street. see where the bricks fell, right on top of a car. there were 5 people in that car. buildings like this, you are nearest, where's the best place to be, do you think? you want to be far away from it? you want to be far away from it initially? yeah. but what if you are not far away from it when it starts happening, are you going to try to outrun it? no. you want to get up close to that building because the bricks have a tendency to fall out, fall straight down. if you'll notice right up next to the building there's not that many bricks.

we are a in big 8 -- we are in big trouble. a tweet -- i want to go now to the democratic line, dorothy is waiting from marble falls, texas. caller: good morning. i think they are missing the boat. what i suggest need happen is, it needs to be solved after an immigration level. most countries do have to put up some kind of bank account to bring your family across the border. if we had a family of four trying to sustain a citizenship here, they should go put up some money in the bank account for a couple of years. as long as there are no other children being born, they do not get host: penalized will this solve the fiscal cliff issue we are facing? caller: yes, if you have money in the bank for every family of for wanting to cross the border, that sells a lot of problems. host: we will go to new york. mark is on the independent line. caller: good morning. first of all, it is very well known that press caught bush did support adolf hitler along with many americans. that is another thing that scares me. i think a major problem wit

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the waters are at or above flood stage right now officials are reporting. >>> we are taking a look at our health watch right now. we are talking about one of the last complication that is we would fear from surgery, but it happens too often. the problem of surgical objects left in patients is so bad, three hospitals sited for leaving tools behind locally. we have more on the effort to change that. >> reporter: soon after marta gold be a hysterectomy, she knew something was wrong. she had pain and a fever. two surgical sponges left inside her body. >> it was a mistake, material a mistake. >> reporter: each year there are hundreds of cases are surgical items are left inside patients, most of them gauze sponges. >> i think it happens everyday somewhere in the world, probably every other day somewhere in the united states. i know we can do better. >> reporter: general surgeon gibbs run as national public safety project called no patient left behind. >> the goal is zero. not just 50% reduction, do a little ber, but 0 retained surgical sponges for at least a year. >> reporter: some hospital

we are also.ical examiner's office for you and confirm that. i want to get -- see if i can get more detail relative to the presidential visit and what the logistics of that are going to be this afternoon and if there's any updates i get from the major crime commanders of the department, i will bring that back to you, okay? >> [ inaudible ]. >> federal authorities, sir, i would have to consult with the u.s. attorney on that i simply don't know. okay. we will be back in a couple hours, folks, please stay dry. >> that was an update from the connecticut state police on the tragedy in new town, connecticut. coverage continues live with alex witt, next. >> thank you so much, melissa. welcome, everyone to ""weekends with alex witt."" that lieutenant paul vance of connecticut state police, talking about the many facets of this investigation. some things he can answer, others he cannot. he says taking these things out of context makes for a very difficult way for people to understand what's happening and t

there are countries whose populations are growing and we are not. if we don't do this, we are over. >> pediatricians and obstetricians #r* -- >> i am waiting for every state to look like i am legend. hopefully i can see it. >> from babies to bias, was it a sign of sexism or just road work. the construction crew on the grounds of ohio sinclair continue college, yes that sinclair community college was forced to what an add straighter deeped on monday. the move stems from the school's deep commitment to adversity, but in an earlier statement they acknowledge that while it may not have been necessary that the work be stopped they will provide an environment that is exclusive and nondiscriminatory. i am stupid. >> that must have hurt. you never get it to -- >> never win. >> you never win. it is all a scam. >> on a scale of 1-pig. how much does this sign offend you? >> it didn't at all. i was thinking they should have put up a stripper pole and offensive sign. i can't stand this stuff. most feminists on campus are just a bunch of man haters. it turns you

the service providers are the ones that know the families in depth and they are invited to our meetings to give information in a confidential way but also to link up to the rest of the constituents that are there. in terms of outcome, we are going to be tracking outcome and one big piece that's part of these meetings is organizing community events that really respond to some of the issues going on. currently right now with the 6 incidents that we have responded to, these are some of the outcomes that we have so far. these are the areas that were impacted in october through november up to date since i've been appointed to this position we've started these meetings and these are the homicides that have impacted san francisco, we've responded to all of them, the vrt teams have been able to be deployed and actually available to offer law enforcement in certain communities that need more patroling, more beat officers. that's part of our discussion as well because it's part of our full plan to prevent street violence. >> do you have hard copies of this? >> i do. i don't have any available but

here are those people. they have been identified as president marlene and aide oakland resident both are charged with murder tyler miller, from hercules. and marianne and. these three are charged with accessories. this was thursday, when a motorcyclist found these in the middle of brussels street in san francisco, bound and gagged. both had a substantial injuries and be needed to transported to san francisco general. the male, steven reed died at the hospital. there are still unknown questions weather if they were beaten elsewhere and then it dumped in the streets. police provided new details on this crime. listen. >> it was established a there was an extensive relationships between the victims and the suspects in this case. i cannot give you details about the relationships. and also note maga shots will be able as we have pending identification. it is part of this investigation and the motive for this attack is under investigation. i will not be able to provide details on what led to the attack but what i

what are we doing actively to turn the tide here? as these numbers tell us we are on an uptick. we have got to interrupt. we have got to have better predicted -- predictive policing with all the law-enforcement agencies and have better programs that penetrate the isolation and loss of hope that many of our youth and families are facing, and we have got to have stronger community organizing from the church, from all of the different religious spaces in our community, and we have to build hope and faith in our young folks. we have jobs, and we have been told it is not just a job -- i can quote you numbers on and that we have jobs here, and all of our city agencies to come together, but it is about the training. it is about getting up every day, about having financial security, about creating hope that they can take care of others, and we have got to talk with the young girls of our community as well. not just young men. young girls as well. but they have to talk with each other and with us about how we can reach these young people, so they are not signing these probation forms, bu

you are not only president of "red eye" but are you considered a sorority expert. >> are parties likehis typical of greek life? jay i have never met -- >> i have never met anybody from this sorority. but if they like mustaches maybe -- >> i did not see where he was going. >> actually that's true you are not mexican. they should have called it a mexican party -- a mustache party. >> and a bachelor party. >> i can't wear a sombrero anymore. >> it should have been call the a bolton bash. >> they were working on something called educational directives for the students. to me that might be scare yes, sir than the party. you know it will be weird pc madness that will force them to parrot things they don't believe in. >> while hitting them after the class. you know what is really culture insensitive? the very idea of sororities and fraternities themselves. >> that's why i only did two years and got out. >> this greek system that you so love, greek americans should be petitioning outside of your sorority house right now. what would you have us believe? you would have us believe all greek amer

we are also getting reports right now, there are some details that are emerging about what a deal couldlooking like at this hour. at this point, that deal could race tactics of raise tax rates for individuals that have an in camera above 400,000 year. households of 450 quoting a source familiar with those talks again, just crossing the wires, these two pieces of key information. we may have the framework for a deal. we will take the president's comments live. 130 eastern, 45 minutes from now. as we get ready to pop the cork on new year's, champagne already celebrating, finishing out 2012 as the number one champagne sparkling wine brand in the entire nation. joining me now as he does every year at this time by phone, chairman and ceo, happy new year. >> at the new year to you. cheryl: you have had a good year. what do you attribute that to? >> besides being an affordable price champagne, it's seems that people are tired of the doom and gloom. they want to make everybody a little bit happier. cheryl: the number three brand also, and i think this is crucial, and grocery stores. that distri

that are now in areas are not necessarily industrial. i visited the mc kuai court a cue few nights ago and this is a court of a of night's story and it's going to be zone pd r or you know, whatever the sally i forgot whatever that stands for but it would be industrial uses services, arts and yeah ... and most of the this court much of it residential. much of it would be considered office. i think macro media is there, i think there is an architect there there are on two pd r uses on the whole court and so i'm not saying that this has to be carved out but what i'm saying is that we have to look clarifyingingly at those thing and if there are a lot of undefining use that are going on now that we talk about legitimatization and if you have got uses that were possibly none conformling now and they will definitely be none conforming after the new zoning is pasted i think you shouldn't say we are shutting it down because we are rezoning it they are quiz they have go through a legalization process to continue with their thing and that is someth

but there are significant differences between these groups there are linguistic differences there are cultural differences. and. there are economic differences but they all have been a respite already for lech to feel you're pressed haven't they and that's what brings them together in their identity well that that may be the case when you look at from outside but i'm not sure to what extent kurdish people rally around that concept altogether so and i think i think they tend to think within their nation state their future within that particular nation state you know in syria in iraq in turkey rather than building a larger union or so there are a potential for example at adrianople of syria collapses where if side goes to syria collapses what's the fate of the kurds there what do you think the. well. now the. kurds are kind of like on the sidelines in the syrian conflict and you know basically they are divided into two one is you know the kurdish national council so they they basically stay watch and see and there are there are allegations that the p y d which is a p.k. carefully it is

prisons are for people we are afraid of. but we have been filling them with people we are just mad at. there are better ways than prison to hold low-risk offenders accountable, programs that are more effective and a lot cheaper. we won't play quiz show, john, but the person who said that was newt gingrich. he said it recently. and he said it because a lot of conservatives also are really concerned about this, not as a political partisan issue, but -- as a societal question about what happens. you had not only i president george w. bush weigh in the most fundamental way but you had other allies from the republican party. who are they? >> sure. i -- i -- actually, i -- perhaps the most notable would be senator orrin hatch from utah and -- who is a nonpolitician but spiritual godmother carly simon who is perhaps one of my biggest public advocates while i was away and every day made this her personal crusade in order to garner me support to show people that, you know what, he -- he can be as good as his promise is, if given the

caller: how are you? fear after being unemployed for years. i am still optimistic. i can see myself hopefully moving up to at least a part- time position. the thing about it is, i have gone through turmoil after losing my last job that i had in 2009. after being a full-time on somebody's payroll and that lost the job in the 1988, i went from one job to another every three years. i am in the unemployment line trying to find work. i was denied unemployment because of how they got rid of me. i had to go to court on that. they still did not want to give it to me. the only thing i have at the present time, i worked as a bell ringer with the salvation army. a lot of people kind of look down on people like that. i am at a point where i feel like i am being held and pushed them. if anybody knows what i am talking about, they understand. it is close to another hospital down here. it was designed to help with the call the poor people, people who cannot afford health insurance. after i lost my job in 1988, if i was

there are disenfranchised are cast groups. they might not be rigid certain ethnic groups of them to africa. and there is always people across africa. there is always an ethnicity of people who have been at the forefront and to have been exported sometimes and slavery and in other times bad conditions. it does require simple -- something different that is a social transformation. you cannot argue a way that issue. you cannot criminal law at your re from the issue. it will take time. new efforts, more efforts, i did a couple of ideas about what will help from a cast the issue that may need to be undertaken. the people of the bottom of the pyramid are the look cast or female issues. soph empowerment, i agree. the first thing i do is go in here, what people are saying. this is how i have case studies now. what are their desires, what do they want? it is useless to work with a population without hearing from them directly? if it is freedom, what does that mean to them? it could mean something different to me. it would be much more

and we are just like are you serious? >> reporter: in a facebook message overnight, the cameo club casino owner maggie lewis apologized saying insulting a customer is intolerable in our establishment. as for jeff, he's now looking for a new job. >> he was busy last night but that's no excuse. >> reporter: jimmy didn't work that night but is trying to clean up the mess. >> i just want to tell them we are sorry for that. and that we will do everything in our power to make sure this never happens to anyone ever again. >> reporter: this is the sort of thing that will sting for a while. >> it's like i can see it over and over again. >>> 6:18. this morning's health alert a study on the long-term impact of teen dating violence. be physical or emotional, researchers found when you compare to teens reporting no dating violence teen girls victimize by a boyfriend were more likely to smoke drink heavily or feel depressed five years later. teen boys victimized by a girlfriend exhibited moreantisocial behaviors and had more suicidal t

we are stealing from them. we are robbing them. a child born today owes nearly 300 grand -- no wonder they are crying when they come out of their mother's woman because they are broke. when will the democrats deal with their reckless spending? >> it doesn't help if we have those children born into an economy that goes backwards. >> like the obama economy. >> we need to promote growth and invest in people. >> yes. >> it's like having spending and saying i'm not sending my kid to college because we can save a dime today. that's shortsighted thinking and not what we need. >> government spinning does not cause growing. you have to start believing in adam smith. you have not answered the question why obama -- why you are supporting obama's reckless spending. he refuses to cut spending, he refuses to reform entitlements. if he is it, we go back up -- >> sean has been -- let me say, i'm not supporting anybody's reckless spending. i want to make a note for the audience sean hannity has been an honest man. he said he condemned when the pres

we are over the fiscal cliff anyway. we are falling short. we do not have jobs out here to support anything going on economically. what we have to do is do what obama said in 2008 which is get rid of wal-mart and sam's club and put in the targets and kmart's so we can have a deficit that will grow. there will be a situation where what we need is for medicare and for social security. we cannot bring back the troops because they have to stay there to protect the united states. host: thank you for the call. a story from politico.com. president obama dispatched mitt romney a little more than a month ago but now faces an unpredictable new threat, a deeply divided house gop that does not want to bargain with him. he held the election what unclog the courts in washington he thought he would be free because he did not have to run again and republicans did not have to run against him. it was a reminder of how close his future is tethered to his political rivals. if john boehner cannot muscle his own a bill through the house, it appears greatly diminis

not all schools are created equal not all majors are created equal and not all kids are created equal and so. my advice to parents is if your kid's not doing well in school i want to take time off and it sounds like i'm telling the parents are in charge but oftentimes the parents are in the way of a sabbatical for the kid savior imo until the kids showing some signs of using that education i think i think kids going forward are going to have to going to have to take school seriously and it's an expensive way to hold a kid until they mature. you're better off my for my youngest son thomas he took a year off went to aspen worked in a hotel for a year and he's doing fantastically now and my older son did an extra in shift he sees are great you know parents should encourage their kids to take off they're afraid they won't come back right i said to my youngest son yeah you don't come back i'm going to kill you so while there that's a way to kind of enforce that some incentive there before i get more into other aspects because i wanted to start with student debt because you're a professor w

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there are two main locations they are investigating. the first, of course, is the school where the 20 children and six women staff members all died in the blaze of gunfire on friday. the second location, adam lanza's mother house, where he killed his own mother shooting her several times in the head. he then took the weapons to the school and carried out the massacre. it is a very difficult investigation if so many reasons but lieutenant vance says for the sake of the people of this town, the people of state, the people of the united states, they will get to the bottom of all of this. >> the answers for the victims and the victims and the families and the people of connecticut, they want a clear picture exactly what happened here. many times, i have said, there are many people, including first responders and town residents and including people in this audience that is broken hearts over this. we are going to do everything that it takes to ensure we uncover every bit of evidence, that we examine every bit of it and we conduct as many int

gifted and those who are talented and those who are working hard to have an opportunity to rise and in a time when we're concerned about a lack of social mobility i think that we don't want to do anything that's going to harm those kinds of scholarships secondly. it's going to tell me you're going to. what twenty one billion dollars twenty five billion dollars it would seem to me a pretty poor allocation of resources and when we look at a mile in this life. i shall not want to go lesley said i don't have any free time you're ok leslie generally ever you're never going to your government it's awfully . it's awfully patronizing to say that the needy don't benefit from symphonies and museums and a cleaner environment and so on in fact you could argue that one of the real problems are cultural institutions face today is they don't get enough giving and as a result many of them are charging admission fees that would have been unheard of a generation ago the price of tickets to the opera or to the symphony are way beyond the reach of ordinary people who have every much a desire to enjoy b

for the moment, we are saying that we are preparing.are examining every client accounts so that we are ready to make a move if needed. let's not pull the trigger to set. gerri: one of the things people are concerned about, dividends and dividend paying stocks. wifi on? by southern? what you make of that debate? that is obamacare and that is the law and it is not expiring. >> those increased taxes won't apply to everyone. it depends on your income and marital status. the corporate ceos are much smarter than those in washington. if the taxes are dramatically higher on dividends, guess what they're going to do? gerri: they won't pay them. >> exactly. it will convert them to capital gain. if washington thinks that they can actually control behavior, they are kidding themselves. gerri: i think it's so interesting that you can't control, you know, you're not going to change how much the wealthy spend. they will spend no matter what even if you raise taxes. gerri: it's nonsense. >> there's a disconnect between what they want to have happen wha

all others are pretty good. no major delays are good. the roadways are wet and slick. we still do have a flash flood watch in effect not only for the santa cruz mountains, but the north bay and a flood warning in effect near napa because of all the rain that has fallen, a lot of the ground is saturate and it doesn't have anywhere to go. it goes from the creeks and the rivers and all that was stuff is rising. we are looking at flash flooding across the area. the jet stream is positioned right over us and we have moisture against the coast. no heavy rain to report right now, but light showers stressing over from morgan hill through the santa cruz mountains and you work your way up through the peninsula. in san francisco, light showers and even hayward seeing light showers. we are not done yet even though we won't see a lot of heavy rain. the next storm system that arrives will be very heavy. the next front tomorrow morning around this time and in the time frame from 5:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning, we could be looking at one to three inches of rain and the potential for fo

and they are from. >> when you talk to people they are proud they are part of federal hill whether they were born here or not. they talk about their people. and that's what they are proud of here. >> that's big distinction. >> we're seeing images in dc. no one is from there. this is something that you are talking about the home town feel of people being from baltimore and federal hill. there is no comparison between the two. this is a neighborhood, these are where families are raised and buses roll every day. this not where it is done. >> and everyone knows and a city and neighborhoods. and is very, very proud of the history and where it is going. they are proud to be part of the community. and that'ss a distinction between captiol hill and federal hill. they are proud of where they're from and they are proud of where they are. >> what can people do to get involved and show off not only the pride but the federal hill pride. >> they need to come out here at cross street market and show the people how proud they are to be a part of the city and part of the community. and the market. we're

there are some areas that are already pretty soaked.far it is staying there and we can't find much in the north bay but not because it has not happened but so far nothing is showing up. 50s on the temperatures, that is a key. cloudy light rain to the north. temperatures are with a southeast wind except to the north where they are already socked in. vallejo, napa, a little warmer, they would not be surprised, a little cooler to the north not bad to the south, rain will take us and it's out of here. thursday friday, inland saturday, with your weekend in view, it looks cooler and windy. >>> european markets opened with gains and that bucks the trendset by most -- trend set by most markets overnight. only china finished with gains as it is bouncing back from a four-year low. futures indicate a four-year low, no big moves but what we saw is them testing the 13,000 level but the nasdaq and s&p 500 all slipped a bit yesterday. oracle will play quarterly dividends and it is an effort to avoid tax hikes for its investors. it will pay dividends t

there are ways to reach out for some of the other things we are doing. since i left congress i've been involved with the ffrdc. they recommend that at least some of the nasa centers near to that kind of model. you can have both a government funding stream going into the operation as well as outside money coming in to do other things. that allows you to have some other streams of money that is not depend on the appropriations process. seems to me this committee could come up was someone along those lines. that allows you to look forward as well as find the resources necessary. that is what i'm trying to suggest. think that is possible. i've worked with these companies looking to do exciting things. they would love to have nasa as a partner. you have to find out a way to find the ways for nasa to be able to do that partnership on a very routine basis. >> i know my time has expired. >> our study task stated that any recommendations will be predicated on the assumption that the nasa budget will be restrained. we look at a budget constrained environment. we d

you are are going to immediately to jail. the irony about it what has our state department done? we have made a few phone calls. the parents are very upset that the u.s. consulate hasn't done more. typically the way this works our state department calls their state department and funnels down the line until they get to the state police and they say don't be ridiculous. this isn't one of those situations where somebody goes hiking over and accidently crosses into iran. this is mexico. that's an ally of ours. we give them hundreds of millions of dollars a year, bill. why isn't it just a phone call. >> bill: let's be honest they disrespect us all the time mexico. number one, hillary clinton should be involved in this herself. we haven't seen any sign of that number two, president obama should be involved we haven't seen any sign of that number three, the new mexican president, there is no way that this guy shouldn't let this marine out tomorrow. christmas is coming up. we called the mexican embassy today. those people are totall

they are entitlements, of course they are going it decide.ut now the whole industry is controlled by the feds. i can't believe you guys don't see what's going on here. >> all right. i will take the f and the c minus. >> they are going to give me an a. merry christmas to you both. next on the run down, heads are indeed rolling at the state department over the assassination of libyan ambassador but the secretary of state has vanished. where is hillary clinton? laura ingraham on that moments away. >> shepard: first, there is breaking news now on fox news channel. and we have just had a major turn of events in washington. as the house of representatives, which was voting on the second half of its plan b, the republican plan to end the falling off the fiscal cliff has fallen apart. they voted on the first half earlier today and that went through. the second half was about increasing taxes on all incomes over a million dollars. frankly, there were a lot of republicans, as mike emanuel reported on "the fox report" who got elected on a pledge not to

safer, and more foods are available. we've gone into a can of corn, i don't know if you got that, we dove into this can of corn to talk about the bpa act, from representative ann marky from the house and senator from the senate, and this bans [inaudible] food and beverage containers, from infant and toddlers food, from everything, from adults, pregnant women, some important populations in there and requires the alternatives being considered for use is replacement be tested for safety in a significant way, and that is really important because we're finding that some of the possible replacements might look just like bpa in a lot of ways or might have some worker concerns that may not be linked to breast cancer but might be linked to other health concerns for workers like asthma and breathing concerns, it's very important, we've seen 20 state bills be introduced in the last couple of years which is a lot, that's almost half of the nation's states, so we're jumping out of bpa and popping over to the microwave, so related to

these are contributetory right? >> right these are all of the parcelels that are eligible for the state and national register the difference between these two maps is that this includes parcelels and buildings that are eligible because of the district and whereas, the other one what is important here is a these are individually eligible buildings. >>> it's three or four just depending on --. >> commissioner wu? >>> so on the issues discussed so far ... so i want to thank everyone on the work they have done on this plan over the many many years on the areas that we are still discussing, 3b was a grandfather for 35,011th street, i feel like i can be supportive of that. on the historic buildings, let me make sure to follow on the conversation we just had it's the salmon covered lot whether they have applied for the designation or not. >>> it's whether they are listed on the state or national registry. >> it's the additional step of requiring them to get listed. >>> i can support three or four it's procedural but i coul

they are not tax cuts. they are tax rates . how much they bring in. >> what are you talng about? >> billion a year . that is 84 billion that is enough to cover government spending for a week and a half. the issue, dc lives in a bubble land. they are in 1996 bubble land menitality with the real estate going up in the dc area and so disconnected with the rest of the country. >> victoria. i cut you off. finish your point. >> i can't believe you are saying the issue is medicare. i am sorry what was obama trying to do with obama care . why was not not addressed and why is that now on the table. you have to realize it is not a administration that wants to do cuts. >> easy answer to that. if you look at original drafts of what the president was talking about when he started ou he wanted address medicare. >> no. sure he wanted to address it . we can address that issue for another hour but we are running out of the time. did you hear what may be on the table to slve our debt mess? raising the gas tax on everybody. will that make a bigger financial mess for at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. her

for example they are upset that some of the proposals are about raising eligibility rate for people on medicare. other politicians are using the fiscal cliff into intimidating congress into dismantling the programs that others rely on. >> it ought to be used to strengthen the medicare program and we need to make reforms in the medicare program and it ought to be used to strengthen the social security system. >> millions of people depend on these to survive and without them they will end up homeless and these billionaires want to take them away. it is an outrage. >> reporter: the congresswoman came out of her office to talk to the activists and many are on social security disability or are veterans struggling to make ends meet. back out here live the group plans on camping out live to spread awareness of what is at stake. jeanine della vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> he seems to follow mitt romney, a university pole shows 47% of americans have a favorable review of mitt romney and his running mate paul ryan. he won 70% of the popular vote in the presidential election. all of this

we continue to push hard; we are doing good work but we are under resourced. a the district attorney has raised is concerned with the mayor and supervisor chu, and prepared a budget supplemental that we hope will alleviate some of the challenges that we are facing in the near term. i will be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> i have a question. i read today that -- applied for grant money for investigators and prosecutors in the domestic violence arena. have you heard anything about that? >> we are always applying for grants. we just received one in conjunction with the departmental staff to help english deficient victims. when the case is coming to the police department the police evaluate the danger of possible death for the victim and allows for a portion of attorney positions and advocate but not investigator. >> when the victims are initially on board with the prosecution after the arrest, there is a substantial majority of the time when the picture changes his or her mind, can you tell us about the difficulties that prosecutors deal with in