monumental art, the people that are in this emancipated state of mind, how does it stack up to the average city, as far as number of injuries and such, in that window of time? >> it is a remarkably safe place, actually. there is no pavement. [laughter] and you cannot drive your car. that eliminates most injuries right there. it may feel like the world is coming to an end when the dust rises and the colts the world, but it is not. it is true, your habitation could blow away if you do not secure it. but that is not the end of the world. [laughter] in terms of public safety, it is very -- and we have emergency response times that would be the envy of any city that size. we are very well organized. you are more likely to fall in your bathtub and break your hip. there are some typical injuries, but mild. we have had a couple of deaths, but from natural causes, one from an accident at the event site. of course, what city hasn't? we used to scare people with that. in the old days, just to let people know, this required hardihood. we put down that people had died here. well, they have died everywhere.

>>reporter: the san francisco occupy live full cantons average of city housing to that. the mark-- dozens of demonstrators walked through various districts. they say banks and some landlords have any but the 99% ability to live, work and raise families. the san francisco 49ers are one step closer to playing in santa clara. they secured an $850 million loan to help place--pay for their football stadium. they see this was the last piece to getting the product done. they hope to have a ready for the games in 2015. >> it was actually pretty windy for today it looks like we have been ingesting for tomorrow i will tell you about it coming up. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç >>reporter: republican hurricane announced today that he is dropping at least temporarily for his party's nomination of the presidential race. >> as of today with a lot of prayer and soul-searching i am suspending our presidential campaign. >>reporter: saturday's announcement comes after allegations concerning her cane personal conduct the most recent from an atlanta business woman in ginger white who said she had a 13 ye

they don't average as much snow as you think. oklahoma city averages 18 inches of snow. let's talk about the satellite picture, because the storm itself isn't that impressive anymore in terms of winter precipitation. there's a little bit of mixed presip tailings in extreme north western missouri, but that's just about it. a little bit of mixed precipitation through iowa. for the most part, another rainmaker through the midwest, ohio valley, tennessee valley, and into the mid atlantic. we do have a frontal boundary draped right through, bisecting the metro area. that's still pretty nice considering it's december. it could be like 20s and 30s or 30s and 40s. temperatures 50 in bethesda. 48 in gaithersburg. 51 in arlington. 50 downtown and looking at temperatures even out to the west. 51 in sterling and 48 in reston. so here's the deal. milder, but turning wet. mild again tonight. you'll need your umbrella tomorrow. even milder on thursday and then more rain on thursday night. we get a break on thursday, but another system comes at us quickly thursday night and friday morni

average. even rapid city south dakota 20 degrees, so here pattern.erall the jet stream well to our north.e on more what we will see is same. clear nights, and then sunday, pleasantly chilly days. overnight, during the early temperatures will be dropping. i think once again for you folks shenandoah valley, winchester, spots like that, probably into the high teens. sterling, out near dulles, down degrees, a cold morning to with and a lot of sunshine. clouds begin to show up as into late tuesday and but the weather front a few lonesome showers. when you go out to work or the morning, atperature 34 degrees sunrise. is getting a bit later. tomorrow, i call it pleasantly chilly with light winds, a lot of sunshine, so tomorrow you on the sunny side of the street. the solar energy still helps. and then later in the week, the and thends come in, it will do anything at chance of showers on he and another area of pressure comes in. more dry weather coming our way, and because it is monday, once the weekend right now looks sunni and chilly. it looks pretty nice. talking about the weekend on monday. d

. >> reporter: and the city workers average about 43,000 a year. but police, fire and top administrators are commanding a lot more. all of these pensions grow at a guaranteed 3% each year. the city says it can't afford it. a third of san jose's city's firefighters and police officers collect 1000 from the city, while more are checking out early, cashing in the retirement benefits. this week, the city council will begin work on a measure for the june ballot to cut san jose's pension costs significantly. >> the alternative is a city that falls apart. a city that looks like detroit. we can't allow that to happen here. >> reporter: two retired police chiefs and a fire chief top the list of pensioners, according to the paper, each collecting more than 100,000 a year. the top administrator collecting 169,000 a year. two others collect 149,000. >> so there is no doubt that over the past 10 years, we've seen not only an increase in the pension benefit but an increase in salaries. and the two of those have combinedded to create larger and larger pension bene

now, nationwide, the average price of regular is 3.24. of the cities surveyed san francisco paid the most at an average of 3.57 a gallon. you'll find the cheapest gas in albuquerque, new mexico. they are paying $2.83. >>> some bay area hospitals are gearing up for another one day nurse strike this week. about 4,000 nurses are set to walk off the job thursday at eight hospitals in the sutter health chain. a dispute over sick leave is one of the main issues for them. sutter will lock them out the following day but have them return on saturday. >>> the raiders could not hold that 13-point lead against the detroit lions in the 4th quarter yesterday in oakland. >> devastating. they are still in the hunt but it hurt. aaron curry of the raiders returned a fumble for a touchdown to make it 27-24 with less than 8 minutes left. but then! lions quarterback matthew stafford two long score drives. a six-yard touchdown pass to calvin johnson with 39 seconds remaining. johnson had 214 yards receiving for the game. final score, lions 28, raiders 27. >>> tonight, the 4

cities for business. market watch sites below average jobless rates, a good infrastructure and a strong economy. the only drawback is traffic. rounding out the top five cities moines,n, des minneapolis and st. paul. southwest airlines has agreed order 150 boeing 737 jets. southwest is the first customer to order the fuel-efficient plane. ins the largest order boeing's history in terms of money and the number of aircraft. the first of the jets to be in service by 2017. >>> the coming holidays are busy on the road. aaa says 92 million americans somewhere during the holidays, the second-highest past 10 years and more travelers than last year. however, only 6% of those folks to their holiday destination. >>> i don't have to tell you how the traffic is around corner. our media partner, ofew poll indicates half residents are doing more avoid thepping to hassle. 47% are surfing the web to avoid the crowds. virginia residents to the most, maryland's second, and pc third. >>> you don't have to worry weather when you are inside. ofnot much in the way today, but a very pleasant and mild tomorrow. a few show

over the past two years, the average speed for the city's streets and highways has decreased especially during the morning commute. highway drivers are now clocking in about 8 miles slower than 2009. the report says that cars are still traveling much faster than the muni buses are. >>> just in time for the holidays as well, a pill approved by the fda that promises to get rid of hangovers. >> plus the race for the republican nomination is heating up. today's big announcement plus who is now on top in iowa. >>> and time is running out. what's being done in washington to make sure your taxes don't go up in the new year. >>> and finally seeing some sunshine outside but temperatures are still chilly. i'll tell you how long we can expect to see this cooler weather coming up. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that was the sound of bomb going off in the middle of shiite whorshippers in afghanistan today. a suicide bomber struck >>> that was the sound of a bomb going off in the middle of a shiite warsh

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average? >> seven, eight cities. >> at one time? >> on a run. yeah. i took a load to memphis, 500 pounds. >> of weed? >> right. >> sure. >> that's all it was and i did that in a u haul trailer. >> was it u haul or penske? >> u haul because you don't have to stop at houses. >> gets you around the weigh houses. absolutely does. >> exactly. >> it's like you're moving. >> just looks like you're moving. they would call me and say, go get a medium one. that means a medium sized u haul. i would go down and rent a medium sized u haul. >> would you cross the border with these trucks? >> no. >> just pick it up from texas. >> i would take it toy a motel and park the truck. leave the key on the front tire. i then would go to a restaurant or somewhere, eat, whatever. about three hours later, they'd call and say, it's ready to rock. where am i going? you're going to the windy city. okay. for every thousand pounds of weed you hauled, you made 70 grand. i run for these guys a year and i made $5.5 million in one year. >> cash? >> yeah. >> what cartel were you working

even though students rank below the national average they made progress. >> reporter: baltimore city elementary and middle school students are making strides. >> we can read better, we can write weather. >> -- better. the numbers back that up. on wednesday the city released results of the nation's report card. casting 4th and eighth graders in 21 urban school districts. students here are in the bottom third. the gain in math are among the highest. it's reading scores that don't budge. >> either quality of what's being read or to reading itself is taking too much time away from the core reading construction. >> this particular exam is considered to be more rigorous which students have been improving on for the past decade. >> only 11% of fourth graders are considered professional in reading. the scores put bat baltimore behind big cities. the head of baltimore schools admit there's a steep hill to climb. >> there's such a need to move the numbers of kids toward the professionally band, that we can, the you're yenni in the work has to be there, even as we celebrate the advancements we'

average. >>reporter: cities and farmers that most of their water that they needed for the year thanks to lasthey have a diverse water supply that includes imported water as well as ground water and runoff from rain storms. >>reporter: -- >> the natural progression for us to that we try to fill the reservoir as much as we can then use that for recharged at our treatment plants all through the summer so this time of year there pretty much as low as they can be so we have that space in this and phillip up with the rain this year. >>reporter: water officials say that most of the south bay rainfall falls between january and march. >>catherine: that the say that shannon alexander killed jeffrey patterson last night. so far investigators do not have a motive in the case, but they say the victim did not know his suspected killer. police are releasing new information of the man that shot and another man outside of and in and out restaurant. that was last night on fitzgerald avenue. the 20 year-old victim is in critical condition tonight. police say both of his attackers are african- american men the y

so far, so good, no problems to report as you continue to work your way out of dale city. average speed for those traveling out of lorton and newington, just i little bit below speed as you work your way in from newington to springfield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> let's check our top stories. we start in state college. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky heading to court today. he want to lock witnesses in testimony and the attorneys want to learn more about the government's case. as men as 10 young men could publicly testify today for the first time. sandusky maintains his innocence despite being charged with more than 50 counts of seb abuse. the hearing is schedule to begin at 8:30 this morning. our paul wagner is there. we'll talk with paul next hour about the case. >>> a suspect shot by d.c. police has died. >> the map was believed to have been randomly shooting at the homes an may have been high on pcp. stacy cohan has the latest. >> reporter: the good news here is it doesn't appear that any innocent people just in their homes were

average. but now, out over the city, numbers falling like a rock into the 30s. in fact, it's freezing in livermore. it's just slightly above freezing in santa rosa. and it's going to be a cold night again tonight. overnight, in fact, you see all these red highlighted areas? you all have been bad and santa claus isn't coming. actually, my house is right there. actually, it's a freeze warning in effect for north bay, the east bay, the santa clara valley. temperatures unseasonally cool. dropping down to the low 20s around glenn allen. otherwise 26 in napa. airport could see 20, however. 30 in fremont. 25 livermore. 30s and 40s across the bay. tomorrow, you cannot burn. don't kill the mess seaninger, anger. stagnant air quality, calm winds, cold to the bone tonight overnight. a frosty christmas morning as well as a christmas eve. high pressure not going anywhere. although we have this area of low pressure out here. that's going to affect your seven-day forecast. first things first, looking at the statewide temperature, not a rain drop or snow flake until tuesday. su

cities. they calculated average number of drinks per person, per month in each city.ol related research done at centers for disease control. only if they put this amount of effort to world peace. anyway hear is the list they came up with. san antonio taking number five spot. the average resident has 14.2 drinks per month. that number slightly higher in reno, nevada which came in fourth. milwaukee, came in third. 16 drinks a month on average for average adult. two massachusetts cities taking the top spot. springfield home of the basketball hall of fame and evidently a lot of bars, coming in second. and boston where the baseball players reportedly drink in the duggout during games. boston taking this year's title as america's drunkest city. you may have noticed one noticeable exception, vegas. sin city making the list but not cracking top 10. coming in at 14. maybe a new year's resolution for vegas to try harder. same for new york city which didn't make the list at all. jon: unbelievable. rick folbaum, thanks. jamie: coming up newt gingrich looking for a strong showing

city schools. did they make the grade? even though they are below the national average, they are making some important progress. >> baltimoreementary and middle school students are making some strides. >> we can read and write better. our math skills went higher than i ever expected. >> the members back that up, but just to an extent. at the released the nation's report card and after testing in the larger schools around the country, the 2011 results showing that the students here are in the bottom third, but the gains are the highest of all districts. the reading scores really went up. >> either the quality of what is being read or the reading itself is taking too much time away from the core reading instruction. >> this particular exam is said to be more rigorous in the state test that they have improved on in the last decade. >> only 11% are said to be good readers and and good in math. it is putting baltimore ahead of detroit and baltimore and cleveland, but behind new york and other big cities. there is still a steep hill to climb. >> there is a need to move the numbers of kids up and it is urgent to do this, even as w

city. ahead of that cold front that's where we are seeing warmer than average temperatures in new york city52. >> shepard: i will say. it doesn't feel like december. out west the winds are kicking up again in the los angeles area. >> we still have wind advisories posted for southern california, shepard until tuesday. certainly not the wind event that we saw last week thursday and friday where those pictures are just incredible. and we saw wind gusts in excess of 100 miles per hour. of course, thousands of people were without power. national weather service does have wind warnings up until tuesday where they have wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour below the mountain passes and red flag warnings are up. but, again, certainly not the event that we saw last week but people are advised to be careful. back to you. >> shepard: janice dean thanks so much. nasa scientists say they discovered a new planet that could practically be earth's twin. they have given this planet the very catchy name kepler 22 b. two times the size of the earth. from the looks of the thing it has an earth temperature

nationwide the average price for regular is $3.24. of the cities surveyed, san francisco drivers pay the most in an average of 3.57 a gallon. you will find the cheapest gas in albuquerque, new mexico, 2.83. >>> there are some changes starting today at 511.org. a website dedicated to helping commuters deal with bay area traffic. the metropolitan transportation agency says several features are combined on the homepage including congestion map, accident alerts, construction announcements and a trip planner. the mtc says it's more user- friendly than the previous version. >>> sherlock holmes is facing his worst enemy declining crowds at the movie theaters. >> most important case of my career. >> sherlock holmes "game of shadows" opened at the top this weekend but down 36% from the previous holmes movie two years ago. it took in $40 million. another sequel alvin and the chipmunks, chip wrecked was in second place with more than $23 million. "mission: impossible" ghost protocol new year's eve and the sitter rounded out the top five. >>> let's talk sports

nationwide, the average price of a gallon of regular is $3.24. of the cities surveyed, san francisco drivers pay the most at $3.57 a gallon. you'll find the cheapest gas in albuquerque, new mexico. they are paying $2.83. >>> christmas came early for children in one east bay city today. the charles r reed foundation held its annual christmas party for families in need. it took place in richmond and children between 2 and 12 years old received gifts. >> i just like to see the kids all happy. they are. they come by and we have all these things for them. so i think it's good. >> organizers expected more people to attend this year because of the weak economy. 2011 marks the 64th year for the event. the foundation held its event for the first time in 1947. >>> have you finished your holiday shopping? how many people wait until the last week? what sales look like so far this year. >>> and the day started off chilly and foggy. will things work up for the work week? your pinpoint forecast is ahead. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends, so, open you

cities. they tried to compile the average number of drinks, san francisco came in at number two with monthly ks consumed per person. and the city taking the number one spot was boston with 13.5 drinks consumed per person. coming out of san jose, a s.w.a.t. team has taken action and we have a crew headed to the scene as we speak.$♪. >>> the big decision being handed down by the supreme court today and also the highway patrol has another important warning for bay area commuters slow down on the way to work. >>> we will have more about the bridges and we will tell you how it will affect your commute, next. . >>> welcome back, dave clark has the morning off. we have the forecast, here is steve. >>> we have clouds and the form the -- clouds and we have some fog, a few 30s mostly cloudy skies, a few 50s and some mid- 60s. >>> cal trans is working just east of treasure island. a heavy fog advisory is in effect to venetia and dumbarton bridges. and everything is looking good. 5:30 let's head back to the desk. >>> breaking news out of san jose, we have a possible police standoff at the capital village

raiders in kansas city tonight, oakland averages 10 penalties a day and today they had 10 in the firstone. here is a self-destructive moment. looks like an easy 36-yard touchdown for brandon myers, but raider didn't get the play of in time and they are flagged for delay of game. 3-3 at halftime. the raiders' carson palmer was on the money on this play. denarus moore with the touchdown. today chiefs tie it with 62 seconds left. orton to dwayne bowe and boe knows touchdowns. chiefs get the ball back and ryan succop with the chance. a blocked kick by oakland, the second of the day. a crucial play, palmer with final to look for darrius heyward-bey and that sets up sebastian janikowski's 26-yard winning field goal. raiders win in overnight in kansas city. both teams struggled on 3rd down conversions, but the chiefs are eliminated from the playoffs while the raiders have still alive and hue jackson says the late al davis predicted this race would come down to the wire. >> i never said this to anybody else, but the man told me that 7-8, we'll win i iin the end and i believe that. i don't know

. >> flagstaff at 7000 feet up here yet it's one of the highest cities in the united states. so there is an average0 inches per year. even it was chilly in phoenix, only 50 degrees with rain in phoenix. 27 snow in flagstaff or yet let's take a look at tents. the condition around here 36 with a few clouds. yes, there's a meteor shower going on even as we speak. west winds at six. might be able to see some shooting stars tonight. 64% humidity. parameter has been rising. bright now 36 here which makes it 6 degrees warmer than it was last night at the same time. 39 in washington, 38 ocean city, 34 cumberland. it is warmer by the water. columbia coming in at 36. 51 and 23 today. a cold morning but a pleasant and mild afternoon. 46 and 29 are the average. a record 69 back in 1889 and 70 degrees here in 1962. right now a light little west wind, most areas having very light winds and generally with light winds clear skies to pitchers fall again, but we do have a few high clouds moving in. there is the snowstorm in the southwest. we're not talking sea level, but higher elevations. you can see the muddy area

city schools. students ranked below national average. but they're still making some important progress. wjz is live at city school headquarters. weijia jiang is there and explains the problems, dragging baltimore students down. >> the numbers show that it's not numbers that seem to be giving baltimore city students trouble. it's words. >> baltimore city elementary and middle school students are making some strides. >> we can all read better. we can write better. and our math skills have gone far beyond what i ever expected. >> reporter: and the numbers back that claim up but only to an extent. on wednesday, the city released results of the nation's report card. they tested fourth and 8th graders in 21 large urban school districts across the country. 2011 results show overall, students here are in the bottom third. but the city's gains in maths are among the highest in all districts. it's reading scores that don't budge. >> either the quality of what is being read. or the reading itself is taking too much time away from the core reading instruction. >> reporter: this particular exam is co

average. and the top two cities with the most shop aholics? you might have been surprised. that's next. [ slap! ] [ pneumatic wrench buzzing ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >>> before the break, we were telling you the stories of the top five cities with the most shopaholics. this is according to the website, bundle.com. they put together a list. it's based on spending info from the census. dallas, scottsdale, nashville, but number two on the list is arlington, virginia. the people there spend $254 a month on average on clothes. >> what? >> i thought it would be west memphis, your hometown, man. >> there's not a lot of places to shop in that town. number one on the list is the folks in d.c. people there spend on average $263 a month. >> have you haven't figured out exactly what you're buying for under the tree for the kids, here is an option for you. you can now just rent the toys. there's a website called toyg u toy

city schools. students rank below the national average. but they are still making some important progress. wjz is live at city school headquarters. week jang explains the problem dragging baltimore students down. >> reporter: numbers show it's not numbers at all that seem to be giving baltimore students trouble. it's words. >> reporter: baltimore city elementary and middle school students are making some strides. >> we can all read better. we can write better. and our math skills have gone far beyond what i've ever expected. >> and the numbers back that claim up. but only to an extent. on wednesday, the city released the results of a report card. they test fourth and 8th graders in 21 large urban school district. the 2011 results show overall, students here are in the bottom third. but the gains in math are among the highest in all districts. it's reading scores that don't budge. >> either the quality of what success read or at this time reading itself is taking too much time away from the core reading instruction. >> reporter: this particular advantage is considered to be more rigorous in

the average national price for our regular is $3.24. the city survey says san francisco drivers pay the most. you will find the cheapest price in albuquerque new mexico. >> the art in the final week of holiday shopping and retailers are hoping to capitalize on last-minute shoppers. experts say 40% of holiday shopping is typically done in the last 10 days of christmas. it also increases sales projections to 3.8% over last year. and, lawmakers have set the record 470 billion good season. >>> and consumers are spending more online than ever before. sector purchasing is up 15% over the last year. past the $30 billion mark last week and although the peak is expected to this day slowdown little bit this week. >> just a few days left for shipments before christmas. shipments need to be at the post office no later than tuesday. priority mail has to be out on wednesday and express mail has to be at the post office by thursday. fedex and ups will still deliver by christmas until december 20 third. >>> christmas festivities were almost run by some bugs ren

city at 8 degrees. chicago well above average temperature at 8 degrees, also in new york, we're talking about 8 degrees, but lots of sunny spells there. and lots of sunshine here in los angeles at 22 degrees. here's our extended forecast. >>> giant pandas are a symbol of friendship between china and japan. chinese leaders first gave pandas to japan in the 1970s to celebrate the reopening of the diplomatic ties. people have flocked to see the animals. now some giant panda twins are getting atension of their own on their fifth birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >> mae and ai had a fifth birthday party. their caregivers gave them cakes and 400 guests sang "happy birthday." japan has 11 giant pandas and it will soon have two more, chinese pren mere, wen jiabao said he'll send them to tokyo. a token of help for northeast japan to get back on its feet after the earthquake and tsunami. >>> that's our broadcast for "newsline." back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

in 14 months the city issued 1.6 million parking tickets. that's an average of 5,000 tickets a day. typical tickets range from 25 to 100 bucks. the ticket writers have issued 100,000 more tickets this year than last year and they are on pace to top last year erevenue of $80 million. >>> for the second time in a few months one of the largest stores in chevy chase is shutting its doors. the pottery barn will close for good on january 16th. the store officials did not offer an explanation for the closing. board's another large store in that pavilion closed after that company liquidated its assets. pottery born will continue operating stores elsewhere. >>> police in texas have a video that shows a guy stealing a cash register from a restaurant last night. he kept it and kept running even after finding throughout was no cash inside. they are treating this crime as a theft and not a robbery. >>> coming up a bar in georgetown will not be open on new year's eve. >>> the warm winter is terrible for skiing near washington but there is hope. >>> we'll tell you about something in new york calle

average. with the exception of the city center. feeling like the 30s so you want the layers as you step on out in toward the morning air but future cast is uneventful. we'll stay quiet as we head from thursday into friday. and even into our saturday forecast. this is a hint of moisture in the forecast for friday night. today's high should make it to about 43 across leesburg. 41 for gaithersburg and about 44 for andrews air force base. the forecast overnight will be definitely a chilly one. down into the 20s. it will even feel like the teens in some locations early tomorrow morning with the wind chill. so, thursday is not so bad. middle 40s right about average. we'll bring back the 50s on friday. and we'll keep our forecast dry on saturday and sunday. looks like a great start to the new year. monika? >> well, you know, there is this accident, olga. i've been on the phone with park police on the clara barton parkway. they tell me it was a single vehicle accident that went off the road. and they're waiting for a tow truck to pull it o

city at 39. highs today climbing to the low 50s. average high temperature is 50.were a degree or two above average today. tomorrow will run in the mid-50s. a few high, thin clouds, nothing more than that. overnight we stay clear. educational background could see a frost at daybreak tomorrow. then the overall trend across the east coast, there's not much going on. a few clouds drifrting in up -- drifting in toward the chicago area. but that's it. this will come in friday night into early saturday. drop our temps, but it won't bring any other weather. and bringing that crystal clear weather we've been enjoying. our trend shows no change tomorrow. a few days warmer. that front comes through dry. you can't even make it out here on the map. then into saturday, we warm back up again into sunday. the next storm system will brew into the second half of the weekend out to the west. could arrive by monday night, into tuesday. 32 overnight tonight. wind going waum. your forecast tomorrow, 55 degrees, more of the cobalt blue skies. and tomorrow night, some breezes coming out

you have some brick and mortar locations here in the city that average about $7,000 a month in rent. es, they have the highest minimum wage in the country now at more than $10 an hour, and then you have this truck that pulls up for three hours right in front of it and takes a spot. some brick and mortar restaurants aren't happy about that at all. >> they are simply cutting into our customer base, and the city's basically attempting to further subsidize food trucks with complete disregard to our interests. so that's what's happening right now. >> reporter: and these food trucks, gregg, don't have to pay city minimum wage because they're coming in from outside of the city, they don't have to pay a lot of the same taxes, they're only paying $9,000 per year, that's it, and the local restaurants here say that's just not fair, gregg. gregg: it may not be fair, but it's pretty smart on the cart operators' part. >> reporter: not so smart on the city operations though. their losing money. gregg: good point. adam houseley, thanks very much. you know, around here at fox news there must be 50 of

low temperatures down to 50 in the city, which is way above average by 15 to 20 degrees.d night, a few showers toward the morning. a better chance of rain tomorrow. high temperature 62 in washington. 61 in gaithersburg. 60 in leesburg. watching the storm system to the west, it is going to bring rain. a lot of rain to the west. it's going to bring down colder temperatures and snow by the time it ends. more on that coming up at 6:00. first, we want to come to you house and show off your holiday lights. e-mail us pictures of the holiday lights to weather@nbcwashington.com. we are going to be live in somebody's front yard every thursday between now and christmas. i'm excited about the one coming up thursday. >> tough to top the white house from last thursday, doug? >> it's going to be tough. we are hoping for big guests this year. >> thank you, doug. see you in a bit. turning to sports. a lot more happening off the field for the skins than on it. >> dan hellie is out at the park with more on another loss. now, the possible suspension of two key players. d dan? >> 34-19, the s

today, that loan has given out 23 loans, and they are averaging around $15,000 or $25,000 each. another unique thing that the city is doing in terms of helping our businesses and dealing with capital needs is as a city, sometimes, we implement regulations, and you would think that might require some substantial capital for small businesses to do an understanding that a lot of our very small businesses may not have the capital means to be able to implement those regulations. a new one that has just been implemented is there is the fats, oils, and greece requirements that restaurants are going to need to have for their restaurants, and many businesses may have to install new equipment -- fats, oils, and grease. we parted with opportunity loan fund to help provide a specific program for this new regulation for businesses, and we have also had many businesses experience some drive-by lawsuits, and understanding some of the financial needs in dealing with the losses, making the 88 improvements. again, we partnered with opportunity loan funds to help businesses comply and to deal with their legal needs and with these l

cold front dry, quiet it will slowly take our temperatures back to average after being right now concord, redwood citytain view, cooler than yesterday, everybody else because of the localized gusty winds two degrees warmer half moon bay livermore 14 napa, 16 novato we have a lot of microclimates one area could be in the 40s like concord, fremont could be near 60 same with santa rosa at 8:00. by noon temperatures more homogenized low to mid 60s where we will stay during the afternoon could have high clouds through the afternoon once cold front passes total sun with low to mid 60s. we could hit 70 in the north bay during the afternoon. temperatures will drop 10° inland monday, four around the bay, six inland. a good cold front coming through cooler wednesday and thursday. >>> southbound 880 near the airport at 66, in the left lane chp en route and we'll let you know if it does cause a slow down, 54 miles an hour southbound average speed right now. we'll see if that starts to slow. better news from bart. they reported 10 minute delays from millbrae and sfo to pittsburg and bay point they are recovering f

in the past 14 months, the city has issued more than 1.6 million parking tickets. that's an average of more than 5 tickets per day. ticket writers have issued about 100,000 more tickets this year than last year and they're on pace to top lasted year's ticket revenue of $80 million. as we said, we both have contributed to that. >> the meter maids are doing their job, that's for sure. it's now 4:54. local authorities discover a hit list with nearly three dozen names on it. even more chill sg who they say made that list. >>> and this robber made off with a cash register, but he may be a bit >>> welcome back. police in lubbock, texas, have an unusual crime on their hands. a guy stole a cash register from a restaurant tuesday night. he took it and kept on running with it even after realizing there was no cash inside. officers caught him a block away and recovered the register. they say because there was no money involved, they're treating the crime as a theft and not a robbery. >>> school officials in the anarunda county say they discovered one of their fourth grade students made a list

average high 56. right now in the city of san francisco, 52 degrees. clear skies., here's what you really need to know about tomorrow. first off it will be the 8th winter "spare the air" day of the season for the bay area, which means tomorrow for 24 hours no burning allowed. other notable numbers at this hour trailing off quickly into the 40s. it is 53 degrees in san jose. we do have widespread frost tonight. last night at the airport in napa, bottomed out at 26 degrees. otherwise, it was in the low 30s in santa rosa backing through sonoma. we do have no rain in the forecast all the way through christmas. tonight overnight 29 in santa rosa, through pen grove. napa up 20s. 37 degrees in santa clara valley. below freezing throughout the tri-valley and 40 in mountain view. tomorrow's highs very similar to today in the 60s for the most part. we'll squeeze out 59 in fremont, milpitas and union city as well as bodega bay. the extended forecast again no rain in the forecast until actually tuesday. we have a chance of rain showers developing in the north bay at that parti

city. we'll see. >> is that unusual for december to be that warm? >> 50s our average. unusual but not too many complaints. >> not at all. >>> we hope with the arrival of december that you and your children would help a lot of folks out. it'sxd the annuali] kindertimeor drive. we're joining with celebree learning fromxdxd now until decr 22nd. donate new, unused toys to celebree learning centers. you will find the information on our home page. >> as the ravens get ready for their game against the cleveland browrntion the question is will ray lewis miss the third straight game. he missed practice. the missed practices are a bad sign that the ravens haven't played since thanksgiving. of course, ray lewis could still play despite missing practices but that will probably be a game day decision. >>> their future may be better than what the fans realize many they are in a position to be the number one seed. that means home field advantage throughout, but the ravens would have to win on an easy schedule. after sunday's game, they host the colds, travel to san diego and back cle

parts of the city are buried in thick fog all the time. this film has an average yield of 250 liters of water -- field has an average yield of 250 liters of water per day. >> it is 400 to 800 meters below -- above sea level. there are plenty of hills available for setting up systems. >> a collector cost the equivalent of 280 euros. farmers can be used water -- farmers can use water gathered in the winter to irrigate their crops in the summer. >> you can find all of our climate series reports online. you can also get plenty of background information on climate change. that is all we have time for on this edition of "global 3000." we hope you'll tune in again same time, same place seven days from now.

south of that, things are looking very dry and also above average in terms of your temperatures. up to 16 degrees in oklahoma city for your friday. 13 in denver which is pretty warm for this time of year. 8 degrees -- 6 i'm afraid in chicago, excuse me, 22 in houston. we have a pair of 8s in seattle and in vancouver, and out to the east you'll notice a big boost in these temperatures. pi think new york city was about 3 yesterday. we're looking for 11 today. 12 in d.c. and 16 in atlanta. all right, lastly we go to europe. wet and windy once again for the northern tier here. we just keep seeing these storms rattling through from the atlantic. this is mostly going to be rain but in parts of the mountainous regions, for example southern germany you're going to be seeing maybe about 30 centimeters of snow. alpine region also seeing that snow piling up, and then we have a developing system in the southeast here, so storms are going to be on the cards for the southern balkans as well as turkey. here are your temperatures and i'll leave you now your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps it up for this edition of "newslin

south of that, things are looking very dry and also above average in terms of your temperatures. up to 16 degrees in oklahoma city for your friday. 13 in denver which is pretty warm for this time of year. 8 degrees -- 6 i'm afraid in chicago, excuse me, 22 in houston. we have a pair of 8s in seattle and in vancouver, and out to the east you'll notice a big boost in these temperatures. pi think new york city was about 3 yesterday. we're looking for 11 today. 12 in d.c. and 16 in atlanta. all right, las to europe. wet and windy once again for the northern tier here. we just keep seeing these storms rattling through from the atlantic this is mostly going to be rain but in parts of the mountainous regions, for example southern germany you're going to be seeing maybe about 30 centimeters of snow. alpine region also seeing that snow piling up, and then we have a developing system in the southeast here, so storms are going to be on the cards for the southern balkans as well as turkey. here are your temperatures and i'll leave you now your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps it up for this edition of "newsline." i'm ra

pulled this graphic out in a while here's our high compared to average spot on in san jose 61, two degrees warmer in san francisco redwood citye livermore four oakland five santa rosa when you hit 66 today, 10° warmer than average. upper 50s to low 60s in the east bay valleys, dublin 62. upper 50s hercules and richmond low 60s for the rest of the east bay shore oakland 62° around the south bay temperatures in the low 60s for you. mainly low 60s on the peninsula, 59 millbrae upper 50s along the coast into downtown south san francisco, north bay coast probably mid to upper 50s, low to mid 60s throughout the north bay valleys, 65 today in novato. 58 in carmel, otherwise low to mid 60s monterey bay and low 60s as you head inland tonight cooler than average once again low to mid 30s in the east bay valleys, upper 20s to mid 30s in the north bay valleys mid to upper 30s fremontmont like this morning san mateo, oakland -- san francisco, half moon bay 40s. jet stream well north diving to our south by the time systems go over that high they've spent all their energy and we get a cool, dry air mass for the morning and warm, dry air mas

slightly below average for the date now. 37 in ocean city. chilly 23 in oakland. and just above the freezing mark, there in cumberland. now, take a look at last night's rain. we had heavy rain up until about 10:00, 10:30. then some snow developed. then the precip quickly -- i mean, it was moving around, 65 miles an hour. by the time the cold air got here, the precip was already moving out of the region. a very, very close call. there was little snow here and north of the city. but west of us, that's where they got the snow. 2, 3, as much as 7 inches for portions of garrett county. and in the local area, 2 to 3 inches of rain yesterday. and some flooding in areas. southern maryland got the most. 4 to 5 inches more than that in the walt of -- waldorf and lower eastern shore. we had the cool, dry forecast for you. have to come up in a few minutes. denise? >> thank you, bob. and stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage, for updates on the forecast and closings and delays, when it happened. log onto wjz.com. >>> will a takeover by a private company save the bal

>>reporter: the berkeley police department said today that on average the department gets 1-2 phone calls a month city-wide about under age prostitution. not all those phone calls lead to criminal charges, it is enough to get the attention of city officials. fan out what an eye opener. >>reporter: this is the vice chair of the commission for the status of women. they're putting together a task force to study just how big a problem under age prostitution is in the city. >> we do not know exactly what is going on. that is what the task force is being put together to be able to explore. jacqueline, here is a look at current conditions. we are in store for a medical and i would temperatures in the 30's, in some places the '20s. more coming up. >>pam: a virginia tech flick officer was killed a routine traffic stop today. police say tonight the danger is over because a second victim has been identified as 11. he was found dead on campus. catherine heenan reports. >>catherine: a campus officer was making a routine traffic stop during the lunch hour. minutes later, when a colleague tried to talk to him, and m