ashely: 30 seonds left.the democratic senator joe manchin bsicaly saying that ifhis coverage isn't good and becomes more expensive, it could collapse under itss own weight. basically meltdown. it could could th be a scenario? that happen? >> you know, i think there are so many stakeholders that are invested in this process. i don'tknow that it will collapse under its own weight. i think we will see challenges going forward. and that's really t big thing at the center. we're going into a midterm election. buthe's concern as he and his colleagues are going to be measured largely by the success or failure ofthis and that's what we will likely see. ashely: thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> it could be with you. ashely: now for the wekend box office. no match for bilbo baggins. first place for the sond ekend in a row, $31.5 million. an anchorman part two. and disney's frozen is up with $19.2 million. keep your eyes out for hot new ok this holiday season caed our people. winning back the country with kn

ashes were supposedly gave to family two years ago. police won't say if it was a burglary or a family member who left the ashes sitting on the side of the rain if plain view for the thousands of cars. i talked to the son wednesday night and he tells me he doesn't know how the ashes got on the side of the road. he says his sister was in possession of those ashes and she recently moved. he's happy he'll have a chance to get the ashes back on thursday. in san francisco, j. r. stone, kron four news. >>> a woman in her 60s was assaulted and robbed in a parking lot at the mall in san leandro, leading some shoppers to take extra precautions. >> i have somebody with me. he's coming out of the store now. i pay attention. it happens all the time. i hear stories like that all the time. it's scary. you don't know who to trust. >> that attack happened outside the target store. the suspects were caught and extra officers are patrolling the area to prevent any future attacks. >> reporter: the victim wasn't doing anything out of the ordinary when she

yes that is right human ashes. kron4 stemming robbers made the shocking discovery. a person whose ashes are believed to be in this box specifically in this back, the same box that was put into years ago for cremation. cosmos was 90 years old when she died and lived in san francisco valley home. the to her husband after suffering and a snack bar. >> reporter: as for how the ashes made it to the side of this road? it is unclear. please >> reporter: will not say if there was a burglary or family member left the ashes sitting on the side of the road in plain view for the thousands of cars to pass and seeing. >> reporter: those from the march retail me that they plan on giving those ashes once again to family members on thursday. in san francisco j.r. stone kron 4 news >> pam: a woman in her sixties -- assaulted and robbed in a parking lot at the bay fair mall in san leandro. police are now stepping up patrols in that area. police say at around noon monday. >> pam: a 15-year old girl attacked the victim from behind whil

the ashes of dorothy cosmos.who died more than two years ago.were found wednesday. box of ashes was on the highway 101 freeway entrance at south van ness avenue. cosmos' family says it's possible the ashes fell out of a truck during a recent move. a relative of dorothy reacts to the news. >>: i was upset and a little embarrassed. we were under the impression that her ashes would be scattered over the ocean because she loved the oceans respond dorothy cosmos was a san francisco native and died at age 94. she owned and operated the snack bar of ferry boat trips to and from san francisco in the 19-70s. dorothy's ashes have been given back to family members and now they are working on a final and proper goodbye. a happy reunion for a family and fremont after they were reconnected with their long- lost pets yesterday. the six year-old corn tabby known as-, run away from home three and half years ago. a few days after his owner's move from their previous home and san jose. the catch was taken to a shelter this week by a woman who found him living in a neighborhood a few m

australia primed to win the fourth ashes test, go 4-0 up, heading to sydney hoping to make it an ashes clean sweep. we'll wait and see. >> from cricket to football. there's six matches to look forward to. action against west brom. reigning champions manchester united dwelling in seventh. picking up much-needed points. the welsh club's first claim since the sacking of mckay. arsenal playing on sunday. city could go top if they beat crystal palace. >> maybe everyone thinks that we are going to win because we are playing an easy game. all the teams are in the relegate position. it is tough. tough to play against them. we must try to recover. what happened - i don't think it would be anything. >> world number two novak djokovic is attempting to add one more trophy to his collection. he'll contest the final of the abu derby championship. he defeated tongan to reach the final, and he'll face spaniard david ferer. >> i exceeded my own expectations in considering my game, my performance. it was great. the serve, everything. in these conditions you need to serve well. i enjoyed it. i talked wit

the ashes of dorothy cosmos.who died more than two years ago.were found wednesday.he box of ashes was on the highway 101 freeway entrance at south van ness avenue. cosmos' family says it's possible the ashes fell out of a truck during a recent move. a relative of dorothy reacts >> i was upset, embarrassed, i called my mother and we were one of the first people that-we knew she was a lover of the ocean. we want to do what we can to make sure she goes where she needs to go. >> dorothy cosmos was a san francisco native and died at age 94. she owned and operated the snack bar of ferry boat trips to and from san francisco in the 19-70s. dorothy's ashes have been given back to family members and now they are working on a final and proper goodbye >> a happy reunion for a family in fremont after they were re-connected with their long-lost cat yesterday. the 6-year old orange tabby, known as dash, ran away from home three- and a -half- years ago. a few days after his owners moved from their previous home in san jose. the cat was taken to a shelter this week by a woman who fo

there are new details about the human ashes found on a roadside in san francisco. the ashes of dorothy cosmos.who died more than two years ago.were found wednesday. the box of ashes was on the highway 101 freeway entrance at south van ness avenue. cosmos' family says it's possible the ashes fell out of a truck during a recent move. a relative of dorothy reacts to the news. she loved the ocean. dorothy cosmos was a san francisco native and died at age 94. she owned and operated the snack bar of ferry boat trips to and from san francisco in the 19-70s. dorothy's ashes have been given back to family members and now they are working on a final and proper goodbye. a new development in the crash that killed actor paul walker 18 year old jameson witty was arrested for allegedly swiping a piece of the wrecked porsche from a tow truck. the truck was removing the wreckage from the street where the accident happened in santa clarita on saturday. police say witty grabbed the part from the porsche when the tow truck stopped at a traffic light. the driver called police. police d

. >> we get the ashes back and he is special because of the work we got over a long period of time. >rter: and we will hear from the captain after his team regains the ashes and details coming up, with joe in sport in about 15. ♪ night with the combatants in their training base. ♪ this is the news hour with me david foster and these are the top stories, heavy gunfire continued overnight in the sudan capital toll after they stopped a coup and they are in compounds after fleeing from their homes. thousands of north koreans have marked the second anniversary of the death of the leader kim jong-il and there was a service in the capitol a few days after the country's new leader kim jong-un ordered the execution of his uncle. thousands of tunesians are out on the streets in what they call a day of rage exactly three years to the day after a street vendor set himself on fire and protesters say their lives are still miserable and that it's difficult to find work. so three years on, it was the start of the arab spring and let's see how it began, the birth place of the revolution and there the

ovethey swung the ashes test. australia would hate the sight of this man, five wickets, and england's last five wickets fell to six runs and four of their batsmen were under. and england all out in just 179 runs. much to the delight of the home side fans. australia now chasing 231 runs for victim. >> personally to have that resolved in the second day, is fantastic to turn the game around. we didn't expect that to be honest. but we knew we would keep improving, we knew we possibly could track out in the game. we're lucky enough to get that today. >> england's bowers have it all to do on day four because the aussies are from another win. that will take it up. they have ten wickets in hand to reach their target. let's go to correspondent take a look at what has certainly been an ashes series so nash. >> it has been a dramatic day. a third day for the fourth ashes test between australia and england. australia on the back of sir mitchell johnson, brilliant. he was terrific in australia going 2-0 up and australia securi

they got the support of the hate ash bureau council and while the hate ash bureau association didn't exactly speak dirge about it >> we appreciate our approval opening it up for public comm t comment. >> calvin speaking for the council. if there was a project that needsed immediate support i'm not aware of it. in our may meeting we devoted to this project and two others outlining on page street i'll get to a little bit later. this was strongly supported many almost joy fully supported. it's a rehabilitation of an existing building. it will have minimal impacts on the neighborhood and we're delighted to be able to host 16 new affordable unit in their neighborhood. we have two other major projects on page street. one some 5 blocks to the east which will be the french american school moving into a surplus unified school district sighting for primary school classes. and it will create a significant impact on traffic and transit. in addition excuse me. in addition the boys and girls club an page street about 2 and a half blocks from this site about a 2 hundred and 50 square feet believe n

and they had won the previous three ashes series.okes sentry in perth was the only one england got across all three matches. australia got seven. byron is a history teacher and a keen cricketer here. when that last wicket was taken, what was your reaction? >> i was absolutely over the moon. really excited and relief. i suppose. it has been too long. >> reporter: what does it mean that the ashes are coming back? >> it means everything. the english have been giving us a good ribbing, and it will be good to give it back to them now. >> reporter: thank very much byron. it's 3-0 down, england has lost the better of five series. they will want to retain something, though, even if it is their pride. >>> hundreds of angry fans set fires after myanmar lost booting them out of the semifinals. and it may have come down to a misunderstanding of the rules. >> reporter: the host nation didn't take to losing very well. what fans didn't realize is that the asian football confederation rules state that head-to-head matches. >> he said the blame is fa

there's tonnes of volcanic ashes falling to the ground. locals told us that the evenings was one of the most violent and longest eruption they have witnessed in recent years. this is the highest and biggest volcano in europe. there are concerns that the activity is increasing. the nearby airport was shut down, affecting transport from the island of sicily as every time the volcano erupts. this is the 20th eruption. by the sound of it it may not be the last one. >> that is all from europe. let's go back to doha. >> fbi is investigating a racially motivated crime committed during america's civil rights era. many of the murders are unsolved. in small towns across the south some are working hard to uncover the truth. >> the archives of a local newspaper are a wind into the past. there are stories some would prefer to forget among the pages. >> this is september. before frank died and the advertisement. he ran it almost every week. >> the man that died 50 years ago was frank morris, a successful business maup who owned a shoe repair shop. his c

as to haul her ashes, road is some clear.y stated that they gave her ashes to up family members two years ago. they did not say if there was a family member who left the ashes or if it was a burglary. there were just sitting on the side of the road in plain view. >> we also spoke to cosmos' son who says the ashes were given to his sister, but that she recently moved. he plans on getting his mother's remains back today. maligned coming up on the kron4 morning news. he has not said that he will run for governor a again, but there is some good news this morning for jerry brown. >> a braw that can detect when you have eaten too much? it is the next revolution in technology. we will tell you what else this device can do. >> new this morning, governor jerry brown's approval rating has reached a new high. and it comes at a good time as he is looking to get re-elected next year. the field poll released today finds that nearly six of 10 registered voters approve of his performance, up seven points since a similar survey in july. the p

speaker: item 22: 22.131126[transfer of real property - mcallister street and ash alley - $4,584,000]sponsors: mayor; breedresolution approving the jurisdictional transfer of real property comprised of portions of block no. 0785, lot nos. 030 and 033, in the city and county of san francisco, from the real estate division to the mayor's office of housing and community development for $4,584,000 to commence speaker: item 22: 22.131126[transfer of real property - mcallister street and ash alley - $4,584,000]sponsors: mayor; breedresolution approving the jurisdictional transfer of real property comprised of portions of block no. 0785, lot nos. 030 and 033, in the city and county of san francisco, from the real estate division to the mayor's office of housing and community development for $4,584,000 to commence following speaker: item 22: 22.131126[transfer of real property - mcallister street and ash alley - $4,584,000]sponsors: mayor; breedresolution approving the jurisdictional transfer of real property comprised of portions of block no. 0785, lot nos. 030 and 033, in the city and count

the walmart clothes wasn't burned to ash, some others maybe, but not them. >> kalpona, like the womenwho survived the fire, is still haunted by what she saw that day. it's a feeling that when you are on the inside of the building you can feel that how these workers fought to remove these window bars. my feeling was like nothing could be worse than this, nothing can be worse than this. like seeing these people burnt to ash and their family crying in front of you and they cannot find, identify their bodies, whether it's their beloved or not. nobody thinks about these human faces who are making clothes for them and dying in these factories every day. nobody is talking about their compensation, nobody talking about their wages that they are getting. even they don't even consider that they're human. they have names, they have a voice. they wanted to speak out. they have right to have a safe working place. >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. a massive tribute to nelson mandela in south africa as the world says goodbye.

we get the ashes back east because is special because of the work. >>ly never be embarrassed. no. i am very proud of the way we conducted ourself. as they say in sport, you turn up, and if you aren't good enough, you get found out, we haven't been good enough, and we have lost that's the reason why. ly never be embarrassed for the way we have gone about things and the effort we have put in. it's a hard thing to say, never good as a sport. >> just a few weeks ago it was the england team that has been the strongest for years and they have won the previous three series. no in the earlier matches in. with only one, england got across all three matches australia on the other hand, they got seven. byron is a history teacher, but you are also a keep cricketer here. byron, when that last was taken, what was your reaction? what does that mean to fans like you? >> it means the world. the english giving us a good reading so it will be good to give back to them. an english history. >> a bit of gloating going in the other direction, thank you very much. >> there are still two matches to go, on

a box of human ashes was left on highway 1 01.ey roberts from these remains a yesterday and it turns out that they belong to up dorothy, she died when she was 94 years old. neighbors say they ran a farm and officials said the mortuary said that they actually gave these ashes to the family two years ago. they stated that the ashes was given to the sister and now they're trying to recover them from the police. >> a woman in her 60s was robbed at the bay fair mall and san leandro. it was around noon yesterday that this woman was attacked by a 15 year-old girl. she was grabbed by the kind and she was trying to get in the target parking lot. she was hit several times in their head and the growth stole her purse. this stated that she took off with 216 year- old boys in a stolen car. police say, that the victim did nothing wrong, but this is the serbs as a good reminder to shoppers that these sort of crimes bike during the holiday season. >> you really want to pay attention to your surroundings and keep your valuables close to you. did n

they'll be heading to sydney hoping to make it an ashes clean sweep. we'll wait and see. >> known as one of the toughest in the world, but defending champions have done it again, they won over all honors for record after battling challenging north italy winds in a time of two days, six hours and 27 seconds. it was well outside the race record of one day in 18 hours set last year. >>> 2013 wasn't the best on record for roger federer who failed to win a major tournament. so he's called on a six-time grand slam winner for help. he'll join the coaching team for the open in melbourne. described as federer's childhood hero he was also world number one. he arrived on saturday and will hope next season at brisbane international. djokovic has claimed his position as world's number two. and straight sets in the final of the exhibition tournament. and lebron james he will be wondering how this team--his team lost this one having led by 17 in the first quarter, james himself was in sparkling form scoring 33 on the night. miami was up with less than 90 seconds left

it sent a giant plume billowing into the sky and ash rained down on local coffee plantations.he eruption drove more than 2200 residents from their homes. dozens of international flights had to be suspended. it's one of 23 active volcanos in el salvador. >>> the countdown to 2014 came earlier in new york. the waterford crystal ball that will signal the start of the new year got a test run monday. it was sent up a 130-foot pole over times square. and then back down again. the ball is lit by 32,000 l.e.d. lights. as many as 1 million people are expected in times square for the ball drop. >>> l.e.d. lights are becoming more and more popular in the home. they use far less electricity than standard light bulbs. and thanks to federal law, their use will only grow in 2014. while it looks like it's lights out for the incandescent bulbs you've been using for years. bigad shaban reports. >> reporter: craig keeps the front of his hardware store stocked with bulbs but not the traditional kind. here in california, 40 and 60-watt incandescents were replaced with more energy official bulbs mo

dozens of flights were canceled as a precaution because ash can damage jet engines.d europe's most active volcano is at it again as well. mount etna is spewing rocks and lava but there is no danger to nearby towns. and we'll be right back. ht back. see, the psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gellio lower some cholesterol. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. 3 amazing benefits if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infectio

. >> residents and businesses are to to his ash meteor -- set meet here at the school that has been hit by burglars. they're questioning whether the burglary was investigated as thoroughly as a later burglary down the street at the salvation army. over the weekend, police made an in the salvation army case. stole $40,000 worth of tvs from the elementary school. >> there are communities that are outraged about this. onthey broken at 10:30 p.m. november 24. they spent an hour hauling things away and no one who should have been monitoring at school security headquarters ever called police. the janitors to the next morning. you feel that no one is investigating this? >> absolutely not. i cannot understand why the d.c. public school system has not released the tapes. >> also complaining is the grocery store across the street. he says they're not interested in a survey when -- in his surveillance tapes. >> we could have had him. we had everything and what i'm more pissed off about is that someone is not doing their job by coming up and taking a look at recording. how much time would it take?

it sent a cloud of ash in a ball of ash. the airport redirected some of the flights to avoid all of that ash. >> a 13-year-old texas boy saves his familiar lace life after their house catches on fire. adore yemen domendoza and his f they rushed outside and saw the flames. they climbed the roof with a hose, but here's the thing. dorian's dad slipped the teen took over and put out the fire. >> he saved our life. >> i am so proud of him. >> thank you for my parents. they were the ones that grow me up to become a man. they grew me up strong. >> the fire started on a grill in the patio. the embers were not put out completely. >>> next time you hago to the vending machine nor a snack you may find yourself counting calories than change. it will make an effort to help you make a better food choice. companies could shell out a million dollars in the first year when it is implemented and additional 24 million for every year after that. >>> it is time now to brew on this. a picture of a bus sized barbie is going viral on facebook. plus

we also spoke to the son who says that the ashes were given to the sister.lans to and did his mother's remains back today. >> here is a live look outside pripet its current 31 degrees in san jose. >> coming up on kron4 morning news. a ruling has been made in connection with plans to return a sampras's all athletic fields some say could be toxic to children. >> later, a woman who was being videotaped and a store dressing room takes matters into her own hands to catch the peeping tom. ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetene splen® lets you experience the joy of sug without all the calories think sugar, say splend™ like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the r. at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite.

they heard a powerful .ruption >> locals describe it as beginning with a powerful explosion before ash and smoke came out the top. it traveled five kilometers into the air. it was billowing from the summit. the volcanog near were quick to evacuate. many were re-sheltered by authorities. >> because of what happened with the volcano in san miguel, the national civil protection system entered into a state of alert at the national level. >> it is 50 kilometers from the city of san miguel and is one of around 20 volcanoes throughout el salvador. it sits on the much larger pacific ring of fire. a 40,000 kilometer ring that borders a volatile tectonic late. it is an area that is home to 75% of the world volcanoes. so far, two people have been treated for respiratory problems. the government has been monitoring since increased activity was detected in mid- december. but no signs of fresh lava have been found. wethe basic problem that have right now is the ashes falling and being covered from the volcano. >> this is a volcano that last erupted in 1978. for now, it has gone quiet once again. >>

lav ash ash tÑ >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters, these are the headlines.we are following breaking news coming out of boston. the university of massachusetts is reporting a person with a firearm. a building has been evacuated. that is at the university of massachusetts. a building evacuated after reports of a person with a firearm following reports of bombs at harvard university that we continue to follow. >> the interim leader of the central african republic is looking at granting amnesty at those involved in the christian-muslim violence. >> numbers show most immigrants coming to the u.s. are women, many trueing to find work paying a reasonable wage, some suffering abuse. >> kaelyn forde has the story. >> in a little kitchen in harlem something hot is happening. big changes in women's lives are taking shape. halla ciabatta tortillas lavash - breads from all over the world made here. >> hot bread kitchen trains lower income women to become master bread makers. kaoutar shares the kitchen with women from mexico and bangladesh. >> i like to come here speaking

. >> i knowledge that shall bachelet is the next ash that michelle bachelet is the next president ofhile. congratulate her and wish her all the best in government. is oneeeping victory thing. achieving promised policy changes will be another. ashley has promised to tackle income inequality. t has promised to tackle income inequality. >> i'm very happy. i have a lot of hope that she will achieve what she has promised in the campaign. but it is possible she won't do it all because she only has 4 years in government. >> she has also promised to reform the pinochet-era constitution that still governs chilean politics. to germany now, where angela has unveiled her third term cabinet. among the expect a nominations, the renomination of the finance minister. and germany's first female defense minister. a new grand coalition government takes office tomorrow nearly 3 months after her conservative party won reelection. it shook not just us but the entire country and the world. the words of the father of the dehli rape victim attracted worldwide attention and anger. it was a year ago today that

is mckeon part of a new properly double in the make ash property bubble in the making?-- is mckeon part of a new property bubble in the making? >> people have been much more cautious and realistic. >> bryans concept seems economically viable. he sold 20 houses here within a fortnight. in the show house he greets to potential buyers. if kelly and her sister, emma. the asking price is 320,000 euros. both of the sisters have jobs and are able to save. >> property is at a low, so we might as well buy some while we can, while we have the money there. >> every month, we save money and to buy a house is an investment for the future. >> the prospects for others are less rosy. 4.5 million people live in the republic. unemployment is running at 13%. matthew basten cannot afford to buy his own home. the 25-year-old is still living with his parents and although he is qualified as a physical education teacher, he cannot find any work. he has decided to emigrate to australia. >> there is no work for me here. you can get jobs in retail or something like that, but i did not spend on co