that is an arnold palmer i will never forget. arnold palmer was the every day man's hero.modest upbringing, arnold embodied the hard- working strength of america. arnold is one of the game's all-time greatest competitors, and he came along when golf needed him most. he played a game we could all appreciate. people love when he played from the rough, not like they did come up but they could only dream they could recover like he did. when tv first embraced the game of golf, they have a swashbuckling hero in arnold. together, we won just over $10 million in our career. today's players make that in a year. we could not be happier for the. but they should all thank arnold palmer. they need to understand what are no bid to grow the game, popularize it, and the foundation he created. became has given some much do arnold palmer. he has given back some much more. for years now everyone in the room will be saying they remember when arnold palmer won a congressional gold medal. i hope they will never forget why he earned a congressional gold medal. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen,

that is an arnold palmer i will never forget. arnold palmer was the every day man's hero.pbringing, arnold embodied the hard- working strength of america. arnold is one of the game's all- time greatest competitors, and he came along when golf needed him most. he played a game we could all appreciate. people love when he played from the rough, not like they did come up but they could only dream they could recover like he did. when tv first embraced the game of golf, they have a swashbuckling hero in arnold. together, we won just over $10 million in our career. today's players make that in a year. we could not be happier for the. -- for them. but they should all thank arnold palmer. they need to understand what are no bid to grow the game,-- what arnold did to grow the game, popularize it, and the foundation he created. became has given some much do arnold palmer. he has given back some much more. for years now everyone in the room will be saying they remember when arnold palmer won a congressional gold medal. i hope they will never forget why he earned a congressional gold

we do it today to arnold palmer. [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, the speaker of united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. welcome, my colleagues, the leaders and the two chambers and my colleagues from the house and senate. certainly arnold and his family and friends. jack and barbara nicklaus, and fellow golfers here and around the world. arnie, i'm going to tell a couple of golf stories and we'll get around to giving you the gold medal. what makes this metal unique is that any american can win it. whether it be a general, an artist, and astronauts, or an athlete. you can start out selling paint and end up receiving congress's highest honor. not bad for an honest they's work. throughout his life, he's been a model of integrity, passion, and commitment. these are the attributes of a great golfer, and a great american. arne will tell you, it has never been about winning. he won the amateur championship back in 1964. that turning point, as he called it

that's earned dave arnold a spot on "the next list." i'm sanjay gupta. ♪ ♪ ♪ snrk. >>> i'm the director of culinary technology here at the international culinary center. i started doing that in 2005. at that time there was no one anywhere that had this kind of position. my pitch was look, you don't want to hire a scientist because they can't really talk to chefs. and you don't really want to hire a chef because they're still cheffing right now. what you need is someone like me who can talk to chefs, know what they want. talk to scientists, get the information they want and do a good synthesis of that. >> because he's in new york city at the very influential school, he's had a tremendous influence in bringing knowledge about this stuff to a broad set of folks. he plays a really central role. >> the problem with alginate is you have to put it in water when it wants to hydrate, it wants to hydrate at all temperatures. >> i'm a chef, sometimes when you talk about different foods, and you try to go on a sideline, i'm done. now you need to go

arnold schwarzenegger spoke had been there. they are househunting and someone shows from the house, an apartment in los angeles, hollywood and the real estate agent said, you know, just as kennedy the for a while and there is a tunnel underneath the house and went forward to gloria swanson's house. he said rhea was both interested and embarrassed by the story. i asked arnold about why he put them in the book, did he think that would embarrass maria? he didn't really answer the question. kennedy bookstore. there is a link in bookstore in chicago. the link in bookstore. i want to chime in and say that i think a kennedy bookstore would be good. if anything, you could fold in all the cuomo's by virtue of their granted ceasing to exist as to the relationship nonetheless. poster this is maybe not a fair question but if we could but david riley's killing kennedy to david asked us to teach her about kennedy, if bill o'reilly's book would sell, how many copies? a million? to thought us and? at this figure is even close? >> guest: actual

you also see arnold's ubiquity. after he becomes the hated an addict arnold, during the raid of new london, columnists or two-point angers and say we saw this makeshift and so you start to see arnold everywhere. in this case, arnold was having dinner with a close friend and plundered the house after dinner and set it afire. yorktown, day and you would say national pub public service passion for the art town campaign and then there we learned there is a celebrity intervention at the commander, hillary clinton was delayed in sending reinforcement, partially due to the fact that clinton was entertaining a celebrity new york. i celebrity king george found prince william henry. diane also comments on a bit of irony. october 19, day of the surrender, the day clinton said from new york to provide this those reinforcements. have been one of the ships in the fleet to canada is commanded by cornwallis' younger brother. which then brings me to the kind of ice bucket, what i would call paper preservation discoveries. prior to 1

president, commissioners, arnold townsend, reverend arnold townsend supporting the d-r. i just wanted to make a couple of comments, that number one, one of the problems that happens to people is that they see a piece of property and they're able to buy it which in this town isn't always that easy. and they're able to buy it. and certainly people next door have a right to build when they want to do thing. but if you're not careful, they'll build something to where you no longer own the property you originally bought. they bought a property with a garden because they wanted a property with the garden. the way this design is, the garden with the shadow becomes almost nonfunctional. they now have a property without what they thought they had when they bought it. secondly, there is a privacy issue. they supported one neighbor's property with a five foot setback. they could do it to the other neighbor. finally, i would suggest also that you might want to put this over and give them a chance to talk some more. i think they're real close to working out an agreement and with a li

if you like arnold schwarzenegger is all there. it made the best-seller list and went away. >> political pundits. always we get political pundit books every year including charles murray's coming apart, the state of white america, glen beck's power, marc levin, rachel matthau, drift and end coulter's mug. did you pick of these books? they always make a best seller list for a couple weeks. >> they do. looking specifically at the ann coulter book, she switched publishers because the one point anytime you put a book with her name and her face on the cover it would have a guarantee sail into the six figures. with time that has been dropping and it seems as if she has had to bump up her rhetoric and argumentative streak in order to sell fewer and fewer copies. it will be interesting to see what she does for her next book and how far she is willing to go to make a buck and sell a book so to speak. >> adrift by rachel matt now went beyond the usual pandit book. questioning american military power. a lot of it you could say is not written

he's a childhood cancer specialist at the arnold palmer hospital. he put this video to tell a pretty heart wrenching story. >> on christmas eve i got called because there was a young girl 4 years old who came in to the emergency room the night before with vomiting, headaches, trouble walking. >> he's telling the story of a 4-year-old little girl named chloe. >> when we did some mris of her brain, she was found to have a brain tumor. i'll never forget that the dad said to me, will i ever get to walk my daughter at her wedding. >> this is chloe's dad. they were brave enough to let this story be heard. chloe had to undergo a great deal of treatment. right now chloe is doing well. she's a vibrant young girl. >> she's been off of therapy now for six months. she's actually doing great. she doesn't have any evidence of a tumor whatsoever. i told the father, the only thing i ever want is to be able to go to her wedding one day. he told me a couple of weeks ago he was planning to have me walk her. >> that's huge. the dad's role in the wedding, the main reaso

. >> dave arnold has a lot of irons in the fire. literally and he's planning to use his accumulated knowledge and expertise to create a museum of food and drink. here in new york city. it's his ability to constantly challenge the norm to create new techniques and food experiences, while inspiring innovation in bars and kitchens. that's landed dave arnold on "the next list." i'm dr. sanjay gupta. hope to see you back here next sunday. >>> welcome to cnn news room, i'm miguel marquez, in for fredricka witfield. the national rifle association is standing tough on its opposition to new gun laws in the aftermath of the newtown massacre. the group's ceo went on tv to defend his calls for armed guards in every u.s. school. cnn's barbara starr is with us, the nra has been criticized for not talking about any limitations on guns and calling for armed guards in schools and for not taking questions from reporters. >> yeah, miguel and all of that they seem to be sticking to their line. on the sunday talk shows, wayne la pierre, the chief execut

scandals, serious history, arnold schwarzenegger, he tells a story where he and maria our house hunting for pro someone shows them the house in los angeles in the real-estate agents said joseph kennedy lived year and there is a tunnel under the house going to gloria swanson's house. riyal was both interested and embarrassed by asked why he put that in the book and he did not really answer the question kennedy bookstore? there is a link and bookstore in chicago. >> it is doing phenomenal well. >> a think that would be good and to also bring in the cuomo family with their ceasing to exist relationship. >> host: not a fair question but if you compare david nassau the patriarch and bill o'reilly book would sell how many copies? 1 million? 10,000? are those figures close? >> i think you are a little low but not too much. bill o'reilly killing lincoln sold close at 2 million copies and it is out more than one year and not in paperback and has not slowed down he talked in an interview with me he says there billion do have to go on vacation to read the book is our 300 pages you can read them in

i blame arnold schwarzenegger and jerry brown, who played politics with this. they talked about closing parks and would save a pittance. it was to scare people into voting for higher taxes, and in the end, it hurt parks, because when the two accounts were found with $54 million that they hadn't spent -- nobody stole the money, they hadn't reported it properly -- then the backlash was huge. because then the public was like, why are you asking us for money and then holding money? that leended up in the resignatn of the parks head. >> is there somebody who will fix this? >> anthony jackson, he's a former marine general. i don't know how much he knows about parks, but he's a guy who jerry brown can show to the public, look, we've got a no-nonsense guy who's going to whip these folks into shape. >> yeah, well, you know, tom vacar, 2011 in some ways was the year of the pg&e sam bruno explosion. 2012 we had a refinery fire in richmond. were there commonalities to those stories, common lessons to be learned? >> the common lesson is that whether you're a corporation or

. >> let's get it out now to alexis arnold, a reporter at our abc affiliate in rochester, new york. alexis, we were so struck by the emotion in the voices of the people holding the news conferences today. when they talk about the people who died today, they're talking about their friends, aren't they? >> reporter: well, that's right. and here you have a situation, they're going to work. they're going to do their jobs. fight a fire. and on christmas eve, they get shot, just simply doing their jobs. many of the law enforcement officials we spoke to today, they worked with a lot of these men who are being considered heroes. >> every time we cover a shooting and we cover way too many shooting incidents, you hear the same thing. people saying, i never thought it would happen here. but in tiny webster, new york, on christmas eve, that has most definitely got to be the case. so, what are you hearing from the people who live there? >> reporter: the neighborhood this took place in is a very nice, safe, quiet neighborhood. so, very shocking to hear that events like this would unfold. of cours

shelby arnold was kayaking on clear creek when her kayak capsized. a friend who was taking a photo of arnold from the shore was able to help her get free but she broke free and got stuck within some rocks. an autopsy is scheduled for later on this week. >>> and we have new information tonight about a head on crash that killed a mother and her young son on the byron highway. the contra costa county coroner's office has identified the driver after margarita velazquez of bay point. she died at the hospital, her son 6-year-old dejon died at the scene. >>> two men escaped flames and a live electrical wires in a freak accident today. the driver a volunteer firefighter knew exactly what to do to avoid electricution. >> had they stepped out normally they would have caused a bridge to the ground and probably got electrocuted. >> firefighters had to wait an hour for utility crews to cut power to those lines before they could put out the flames. officials say the lines belong to pg & e. >>> another top executive has gone from the port of oakland of questionable

. >> arnold schwartzeneggar taking three?fought global warming. >> later let speculation begin. >>> positive news now on the housing front. home prices posted their biggest jump in more than six years in october according to data analysis. home prices rose 6.3% compared to october of last year, the biggest increase since june, 2006. and the 8th increase in home prices. >> hundreds of people lined up for a job fair co-sponsored by abc 7 today, recruiters looking to fill 350 jobs at this event. among companies that were hiring, highant reek yensy, california army national guard, new york life insurance, as well as sleep train. first in line today is santa clara residents looking forward to work for five months. >> should probably four different job agencies. i don't have to study anymore to take the test. you know? just looking for administrative work. and just trying to find where i can be. >> the next abc 7 job journal event is january 30th at hilton garden inn. >> facebook users need to know the company is taking a poll on p

shelby arnold was kayaking on clear creek when her kayak capsized.o was taking a photo of arnold from the shore was able to help her get free but she broke free and got stuck within some rocks. an autopsy is scheduled for later on this week. >>> and we have new information tonight about a head on crash that killed a mother and her young son on the byron highway. the contra costa county coroner's office has identified the driver after margarita velazquez of bay point. she died at the hospital, her son 6-year-old dejon died at the scene. >>> two men escaped flames and a live electrical wires in a freak accident today. the driver a volunteer firefighter knew exactly what to do to avoid electricution. >> had they stepped out normally they would have caused a bridge to the ground and probably got electrocuted. >> firefighters had to wait an hour for utility crews to cut power to those lines before they could put out the flames. officials say the lines belong to pg & e. >>> another top executive has gone from the port of oakland of questionable spending of

he is 28-year-old arnold guerra. guerra is alive but unconscious. medics work to assess the extent of his injuries. the officer discovered guerra. he was called in after another officer reported that guerra had covered the lights in his cell making it difficult to see inside. >> the duty officer called us. we responded to do a check. and noticed he was hanging. he tad taken the bed sheet, tore into a strip, and around his neck a couple of times. i cut him down and he was still breathing. >> san antonio fire department paramedics arrive, guerra has begun to regain consciousness. >> he was on his knees hanging forward? >> no, just hanging. >> guerra, talk to me! >> one, two, three! [ indiscernible ] >> although his vital signs are stabilizing guerra will still be taken to a nearby hospital for further treatment. quick action by correctional staff and medics most likely saved his life. but in the past the jail had been plagued by the specter of inmate suicides. it reached a peak three years earlier when there were five suicides in a 12-month period. >>

i spoke to a neighbor who lived directly across the street from heidi arnold and jim crumb. she said she met them last summer, that they largely kept to themselves but there were no red flags about any of this that potentially could have happened. and in a press conference with police, there weren't any red flags, i would could have been much, much worse. both of the professors are dead and there were six students in the the classroom at the time of the incident. the chief of police called professor column a hero. >> the suspect fired one arrow and struck the professor in the head. professor crumb got up after being mortally wounded and fought the suspect off. the six students in the room were able to escape the altercation because of the briefly of the professor. >> jim crumb and heidi arnold were important parts of the campus community and their loss will leave a big hole in our lives. that's from casper sclej. >> it was amazing this teacher was able to do this after he was mortally wounded. did police receive any 911 calls stating that there was a problem, was there a sug

. >> and arnold schwarzenegger is walking to his car smoking a cigar.e it. we walk up to the ride and it was all downhill from there. literally down many hills. because it's -- it's a water ride. it's a water roller coaster ride. and i'm an extra on it now all day. >> jimmy: okay. >> and so, you ride the ride but you ride it in sections for the commercials. so you don't ride the whole thing. so you ride the first section and a little spitter guy comes out and is supposed to spit water. and they decided it wasn't enough water. so they got guys with buckets of water and they would push the boat and throw buckets of water on us, cold icy water and we're getting drenched. and then they decided it wasn't giving them the impact they wanted on camera and pulled out what is called a water cannon. >> jimmy: okay. >> you know, regular cannon, shoot cannon balls. this shoots cannon balls of water. >> jimmy: a ball of water. >> a ball of water shooting at you. >> jimmy: how hard does it come at you? >> so hard. so hard. >> jimmy: and someone firing these? >> there'

. >> i don't think arnold knew what he was getting into. i think he tried -- >> i disagree.ever met a person who can't -- who was less good at brick -- better at bringing people together than arnold. an amazing attitude. >> but he left office with a 25% approval rating. it was just you guys that liked him. >> i'm the 25%. >> you and your pals out there, lowe. come on. >> it's very very divisive state. you're a sin tryst -- centrist in california you get run over. that's too bad. in the center we should be because all of us agree on a lot. >> have you become more conservative as you get old center. >> no doubt. i am a centrist. my son had me take a poll. you couldn't put me nor in the middle. >> these pinheads in hollywood, do they care about the country's shape right now? are they aware there are changes? >> yeah. i think a lot of people in hollywood might care a little too much. and involve themselves with maybe things that are above their pay grade. >> hollywood was so enthusiastic about president obama. there is any buyer's remorse? >> i don't know because i'm not a very

arnold came in to clean it up. a couple years later, he left town and $26 billion this year. this has been the nature for the last decade, kicking the can down the road. not talking straight. the way it is. the way it is, it is a tale of two cities. there is fabulous wealth and link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c in some places it would be food or shelter or love. going over the sources of passion. they see all the world for the first time the majority of people everywhere want a good job. they want a job that is above the table. that is 30 hours a week. the real key to that is going to be a local and state government. hopefully the mayor in denver and myself in colorado focusing on how do we create the conditions? we can have brilliant vendors but they can sit on a shelf. you can have all the capital without the right idea -- but without the right idea, how does it improve? the magic there is entrepreneurship. when i was a geologist, i could not find a job and after a while we opened -- i stole the idea from berkeley. we werein the first bgrer

. >> i don't think arnold knew what he was getting into. >> i think he tried. >> i disagree. have never met a person who was less good at bringing -- or better at bringing it together than arnold. >> he left office with a 25 percent ail provl rate. it was just you guys that liked him. you and your pals out there, lowe. >> it's a very divisive state. if you are a centrist in california you get run over. >> that's for sure. you have got to change that. >> in the center is where we should be. all of us agree on a lot. >> have you become more conservative as you have gotten older? >> without a doubt. i am a centrist. my son studying politics in high school had me take an on-line complicated poll. you couldn't have put me more in the middle than where i ended up. >> do these pin heads in hollywood, could they care about the country's shape right now? are they aware of the changes? >> i think a lot of people in hollywood might care a little bit too much and involve themselves with maybe things that are above their pay grade. >> hollywood was so enthusiastic about president obama ar

currently head of the antitrust practice group, a very distinguished proud firm based in washington, arnold & porter. and there he draws and his on his 35 years of experience in civil and criminal investigation to manage that work in the area of antitrust litigation, international cartel investigations, and merger and acquisition reviews. in an earlier chapter in his life, bill baer served over several periods at the f.t.c., rising from a trial attorney general during his first term there in 1975 to serve as assistant to the chairman, then assistant general counsel, and between 1995 and 1999 as director of the bureau of competition. but here's the point that i think really speaks to the fact that bill baer's nomination to head the antitrust division is nonpartisan and based on his extraordinary capabilities. his nomination has received a letter of support signed by 12 prior assistant attorney generals for the antitrust division of the department of justice who served between 1972 and 2011, and these, therefore, include people who've led the antitrust division from president nixon through

arnold schwarzenegger made it worse.: we booted most of the republicans out now. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> ma's not cookin'. mama's not cleaning, mama's not digging no fence posts. >> stephanie: it is the "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour. the boehner yesterday on the fiscal cliff negotiations. >> increasing tax rates draws money away from our economy that needs to be invested in our economy to put the american people back to work. it's a wrong approach. >> stephanie: which one was that? >> that was six. >> stephanie: okay. no, i wanted 8. >> the white house spends three weeks trying to develop a proposal and they send one up here that calls for $1.6 trillion in new taxes. calls for a little -- not even $400 billion in cuts and they want to have this extra spending that's actually greater than the amount they're w

the same way we would if contracting with arnold palmer to run a course. what is it we want done. are these responsible bidders. and the terms of the mou would reflect performance benchmarks and periodic review so we don't get in a 20-year and turns out they are not doing the job. and with the investment made in the lake merced plan, there ought to be some incorporation of that plan or reference of that plan in the mou as well. i very much want to see this thing move. i don't want us to have this coming may and following november having the same discussion again. i would like to see it move. i think it's important that rec/park demonstrate a commitment and capability of doing that. if they are in fact to do it. and any mou we have with them needs to resemble a contract with any vendor to get that work done. and provisions to hold them accountable. i look forward to that coming back as soon as it can come back. it needs to happen soon. this has been painfully, painfully slow. >> i will simply add along the lines of the general manager's comments. i am looking forward to having a co

look at the 26 degrees in glenelg right now. 31 catonsville and 32 arnold. we are going to have those winds out of the northwest light in nature about 5 to 10 miles an hour throughout the day. and it won't be as blustery as it was yesterday but this is what you can expect by lunchtime. 42 degrees. lots of sunshine in the forecast. but the sunshine really not going to warm us up as we go into the afternoon. 3:00, 44. cold degrees. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well we have some trouble in anne arundel county. we have some malfunctioning traffic lights on crane highway in glen burnie. so they're going to be right at hospital drive and mayo road. it's extremely important for you to treat these intersections as a four way stop. and more trouble in baltimore scan county. we have a crash right now on liberty road at old court road. a look at the beltway in the area, that outer loop really starting to slow down do expect a 13 minute ride right now from 795 down to 95. and matters could

running arnold in the backyard, throwing hail marys to my dad. >> his parents, holding my tears. >> momily watching, you mean the world to me. >> reporter: but it was his grandparents who he singled out. grandpa the coach and grandma who looked the other way. >> grandma, all the times we used to play in the hall way, i love you with all my heart. and grandma, so sorry for all the things we broke in the house. >> he set so many records as a freshman. the first freshman to throw for over 3,000 yards, rush for 1,000. one of his biggest moments, engineering the upset over alabama. the crowd back home where it all started. erupted into cheers for the little boy once holding that football this weekend holding the heisman. >> to all my teammates back home, i love you with all my heart. >> sweet moment for johnny football. >>> that is the broadcast this sunday night. we leave you on this second night of hanukkah with the lighting of the menora.

companies taking part include aol and adobe and celebrities also taking part include arnold schwarzenegger, joe montana, and mc hammer. >>> former marine applauded for voluntarily guarding a school near modesto apparently lied about his service. craig pussly said he wanted to protect children following the school shooting so he showed up to hughson elementary school. he was a sergeant in the marine reserve. but the u.s. marine corp says he never served overseas and discharged as a private. >> i'm in shock. i'm really in shock. this is serious and it's scary. >> he told the marine corp times he had been misquoted by the medesto bee. he did apologize for the situation and wearing his uniform outside the school which is a violation of marine corp policy. the marine corp has not said if he will face any rep cushions. >>> dozens of schools are canceling classes today. there are rumors and alleged threats of student revolt if schools stayed open. they are taking the threats seriously. especially in the wake of last friday's connecticut shooting. rumors of trouble became a distraction and it was

when we filed the case in california, as one has to do, we sued the governor at the time, arnold schwarzenegger and our attorney general at the time, jerry brown, the current governor. both responded by refusing to defend the case and ultimately joined our signed the case and said it was fundamentally and unconstitutional law and they weren't going to defend it. the judge in our case. chief judge von walker, who wrote that historic ruling in this case allowed the intervening defendants, proponents of prop 8 to enter vene and defend the case. in the doma case, the small group on capitol hill at the house have come together and defending it because the federal government won't. at the end of the day, this is unconstitutional and everyone knows it. >> a day of history. it can be a major moment. look what tom goldstein, a very respected blog wrote last week. i have never before seen cases i believed would be discussed 200 years from now. bush v gore. the government's search to prohibit a loving couple to marry and refuse to recognize such a marriage is profound and such is the opposite claim that f

well, this is just due to the mountains arnold the area. and actually, if we take a look at this precip model, it goes out and straight around tokyo here, so it does look like you're going to be remaining dry here through the next 24 hours, but the rest of the country is seeing the snow and through the next several days as we see the aftershocks and the threat of avalanche through this area as the snow continues to accumulate. now down towards the south here, we have typhoon bopha continuing to linger here just towards the west of the philippines, still a rather strong typhoon. winds currently with this storm system at 162 kilometers per hour. now, it is expected to linger, start to pull off towards the east, but a lot of that moisture is getting sheared off towards the east as well. take a look at this. all that area in the blue pulling off there, and that's going to bring some heavy rainfall and the threat of flooding and even landslides here across the northern portions of luzon. as this storm system continues to move off in that directi

>> time for total recall where we invoke the title of a classic arnold schwarzenegger film.wo weeks back dan made a bearish trade on mikey. shares of the shoemaker have yet to fall. dan hasn't lost any money yet. here is why. on "options action" it's how we t points on the board, risk less to make more. that's what dan tried to do with his bearish bet on nike. dan thought shares were setting up for a miss. >> i think it sets up for a near term bearish play. >> shorting the stock -- >> what are you guys doing? >> you said it lil penny. dan instead bought the december '95 put for $1.90. now dan needs nike to fall below that put strike price by more than the stock of the trade, below 93.10 by december expiration. paying almost two bucks just to get bearish on nike? we ain't got money to spend like these guys. show us how to do it. >> the december 7 weekly '95 strike put and put his put calendar. but he did something even better. he made making money easier and here is ouchlt between the $1.90 he spent buying the longer dated put and the 50 cents he collected by selling the shor

moderate rain indicated on arnold drive and lighter rain beginning to move in around here and the rain spread as you look at computer animation here. heaviest rain will slowly shift south. morning commute is going to be wet and windy. we have wind advisory going up. this storm is going to stall out. i'll let you know what this means for the holiday travel plans coming up. >> thanks very much. >> the storm is already moved into the north bay tonight. often they get hit first. allen is live in santa rosa with a look at how people ready. it's really coming dow down. >>reporter: yes it looks pretty big and menacing on the radar but so far mostly tonight seen light showers. it is picking up so it looks like we are seeing the leading edge of that storm front moving through santa rosa right now. fire rescue officials were checking out low lying areas today but so far no problems. santa rosa has an excellent storm drain system so they don't expect this one to cause much floodin flooding. in fact, most of the city sand bagging stations aren't even open at this time. biggest threat of the storm

you can see sparks from the power lines and transformers and the twister moves two vehicles arnold. themes were back to normal on wednesday at the store except the doors were still boarded up. >> i've never been in a war zone. but i'm sure this is what it looks like. there's a bunch of tin and all the stuff over the buildings right here in the parking lot. this were totes and things left in the tree, just broken glass everywhere. >> in total that twister was six miles long and 200 yards wide. that's a big one. >> that was a big un. >>> all right time now for the weather and here's meteorologist mike masco. what's today? >> the wind, today the wind may be some snow over the weekend and we'll talk about that in a moment. 41 in the city and outside of the beltway, timonium at 36 and bel air good morning to you at 35 degrees. close to 40-degrees and that's where we shall stay today. it's a strong northwesterly wind to start your morning out. 15 to 20 gusting last hour at 26 at the airport. look at easton gusting at last hour at 23 third quarter 2. certainly -- 32. certainly some gusty w

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the cross -- 48 in millersville and more of the same over in arnold this morning. that temperature coming in at 50 so temperatures are well above average this morning. and as we head throughout the day, this is what to expect. temperatures warming up. we have the warm front that moved through and that's why the temperatures are so mild this morning. we do have a cold front that's going to slice through the area as well. so this is what we can expect as we head through the rest of today. be prepared for that. but as you step out the door you wonder what you need. well, with the mild temperatures you don't need the heaviest coat but you will need a coat and the reason why i say this is because of the winds that will pick up going throughout the day. so, this 58 i am forecasting if it becomes 58 the temperatures are going to feel coarld than that. we are talking about winds -- colder than that. we are talking about winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. we will have a wind chill in the 40s going through today. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook goo