and brian bates is out videotaping, as usual.o he starts rolling. >> no big deal. like every other case, i'll follow it and see where they go. well, the first thing that caught me odd was they went to a church parking lot. i get out of my car. first thing i do is i record the car's tag number, and i call 911 because they moved to the back of the truck. >> police arrive on the scene quickly, within a couple of minutes, and ordered those two out of the truck. >> the john is getting out. very large, black male. he's getting out. and something odd happened at that point. the police officer did something i've never seen a police officer do. he had his gun drawn. but he approached the man, literally putting it inches from his head. and says, "i'm going to f'ing shoot you right in the head." >> brian stands just feet away, keeping his camera trained on the action and watches at that officer gets more and more physical with the john. >> down to the ground. >> the police officer is trying to handcuff the john. but then the officer thought

some of them headed to the alta bates campus in berkeley where there is a noon rally going on right now. some of these protestors holding picture signs like this, the sutter is the grinch. but according to the hospital, the real grinch is the nurses union for calling a strike just days before christmas. >> what's this about? >> patient care! >> reporter: and with bull horns and picture signs, nurses at alta bates summit hospital pounded the pavement for a 24- hour strike. one person worked a grueling 12.5-hour shift and then joined the protest. >> i'm having a happy holiday. don't you see me with my coworkers? >> reporter: christmas is only three days away. instead of earning holiday money nurses are losing a day's salary. >> it doesn't matter how much money we'll lose short term. we're looking at the long-term goal. >> reporter: the nurses' contract expired about six months ago. the union says the hospital proposed 150 so-called takeaways. one of those is some of their paid sick time. hospital administrators say the nurses are being offered 40 days of paid time off to be used however t

our next speaker is mayor bates. first elected mayor bringing a lifetime of service including four years as alameda county supervisor and two decades a california legislator representing berkeley. he worked to build berkeley into an international powerhouse and because of these efforts berkeley has been named the third most sustainable city in the united states in the peer review study by a major environmental organization. i would be remiss that i wouldn't mention that mayor bates was part of loma prieta. he and his wife worked hard to make the city of berkeley a national center of disaster resilience. mayor bates will discuss the importance of citizen awareness as loma prieta engaged with the city to address emergency preparedness headon. let's welcome mayor bates to the podium. [applause] >> thank you, paul. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be at this beautiful building and i was reflecting back and i was at the baseball game 22 years ago. how many of you were at the baseball game? i am the only one. two of

[applause] >> thank you, mayor bates. our next is kevin carroll part of the fisherman wharfs community ben fict district. it's a nonprofit that markets fisherman's wharf and work through public planning, bustification programs. the fisherman wharf community benefit program has a peer safe program to prepare for and respond to disasters. the organization has partnered with the san francisco fire department to host a neighborhood emergency response team trainings that resulted more than 400 community members being certified. kevin will look back how the loma prieta earthquake affected the important commercial and residential area around the fisherman wharf's area to form the community benefit district serving the neighborhood to this date. >> good morning. 22 years ago i was working in hayward, california, and i thought i was prepared. when the earthquake hit, growing up in california i learned to dive under my desk, which i did, and walker in the parking lot and didn't know what to do next when people were telling us what

there will be another rally at noon at the alta bates in berkeley.you. >>> los gatos police arrested a sex offender. investigators say williams hired boys to wash vehicles in the parking lot of athletic cluns -- clubs. >>> two over the counter cough medicines will no longer be sold to minors, dmx is the active ingredient in both products and can make users high. >> because it's available and because it's legal, they underestimate the damage they can do to themselves. we're talking about irrepairable damage to your body and in some cases we're talking about death. >> in some studies as many as 10% of teens say they've used it to get high. >>> officials at arlington official ceremony are reporting to congress. >>> supporters of the high- speed rail project said it would bring $1 million jobs to the golden state. but now the newspaper says it would create about 20,000 construction jobs and 20,000 jbs that -- jobs that support thoseworkers. >>> the high-speed rail project is expensive for every single californian. the project has an estimated cost of $99

our next speaker is mayor bates. first elected mayor bringing a lifetime of service including four years as alameda county supervisor and two decades a california legislator representing berkeley. he worked to build berkeley into an international powerhouse and because of these efforts berkeley has been named the third most sustainable city in the united states in the peer review study by a major environmental organization. i would be remiss that i wouldn't mention that mayor bates was part of

>> bate, bate, bate que bate chocolate. >> desde la repÚblica dominicana. >> hola, ¡muy buenos dÍas!ducciÓn sexual y la colocamos de esta forma. >> ya con la cosecha corta y extracciÓn de los granos comenzamos a probar. en la fermentaciÓn y el secado radica la importancia del sabor y el aroma del chocolate. y asÍ llegamos al mÉtodo tradicional, como nuestros antepasados hacÍan el chocolate. >> lo llevan al anafe o un fogÓn y luego lo sacas a mano. la granilla, y luego es tomado y colocado en un pilÓn. >> una vieja y un viejito... se cayeron dentro de un pozo... y la vieja le decÍa... quÉ viejito mÁs sabroso! >> sin dejar de mostrarnos los modernos procesos de hoy dÍa. >> esta es la chocolaterÍa, inicia con el tueste del cacao, con una humanidad de 7 % aquÍ hacemos mayor reducciÓn de agua, hacemos la reducciÓn de 1. 5 hasta 2 %. y el objetivo es desarrollar los aromas y los sabores del cacao. >> despuÉs de ver la manera tradicional y moderna. vale destacar que el mayor exportador de chocolate en el mundo es repÚblica dominicana. >> hay muchos en nueva york! y en miami, saludos a toda

steve o'brien, vice president of alta bates says nurses have received a 22% pay increase over the last 10 years. >> $67,000 a year, $100,000 in the bay area. our nurses $137,000 a year salaries for a full time nurse. >> reporter: hospital officials at alta bates said a cancer patient died as a result of a replacement nurse. hospital officials tkraoáeubed it as a tragic mistake that could have happened at any time. the more than 100 replacement nurses it hired are qualified professionals. >> it's ironic that the nurses are worried about health care, why did they ask the nurses to leave their patients at their bedside. >> we're not being greedy, we work really hard for our money. >> reporter: this is a one day strike, but striking nurses will be lockedded out from their jobs tomorrow, because sutter health said it was too difficult to hire replacement nurses for just one day during this holiday season. mike mibach. >> nurses also walked off the job in southern california, about 2,000 of them staged a one day long strike at long beach memorial hospital. they are upset about nurse to patie

good morning. >> reporter: we are standing in front of alta bates summit in oakland. i haven't seen any nurses show up for the strike. it doesn't start until 7 a.m. once it does it will last for 24 hours. but i did notice that the hospital has apparently beefed up security outside its main entrance. i saw at least five guards posted outside. 4,000 nurses are striking today, 2,000 in the bay area, 2,000 in southern california in long beach. the biggest turnout is expected here in oakland. it was three-month ago today that 23,000 nurses struck both in the sutter and kaiser facilities. that lasted for one day, as well. but sutter has locked out its nurses for four more days. during those four days, tragedy struck. a cancer patient at alta bates summit died because of a replacement nurse who fatally gave that patient a nutritional supplement through her catheter. the nurses are striking this time to protest a proposed cut in their paid sick time and also nurses in charges of hospital wards won't be represented by a union anymore. sutter health has hired replacement nurses

. >> reporter: we are standing outside alta bates summit in oakland. about 4,000 nurses are expected to participate in the strike beginning around 7:00. it could last for 24 hours. so 2,000 in the bay area, 2,000 in southern california in long beach. to tell us why they're doing it, leslie, a nurse for over 20 years. >> good morning. >> reporter: one of the first questions is it's the holidays. you're having a strike on the holidays. was that a tough call to make for your nurses association? >> it's a tough call. i have been a nurse for 21 years and it's all of us a tough call. it's a tough call during the summer. it's never easy for us to go on strike and to leave our patients and our communities that we're so committed to serving. >> reporter: i know why strikes occur because contract negotiations went downhill. what is one gripe about the negotiations or about the hospital's proposal that you want to change or you don't like? >> i just actually them to just keep our contract the way it is and no takeaways. one of the biggest things is the healthcare

se ha metido de lleno en un área que era de hombres, trabaja entre hombres y pelotas y bates, aquí en oye. >> de la vuelta. >> sientense, por favor. >> qué placer que estés en noche de perros. >> gracias por la invitación. >> una de las mujeres qué valor tiene al desafiar el mercado del deporte que lo haces desde los 16 aos. >> sí, no hay reto que me quede grande, mientras más grande mejor. >> te entiendo. >> no has sentido miedo de un mal golpe en karate. >> la verdad que no, el miedo siempre está ahí y mientras más arriesgada la situación es más disfrute. >> te gusta más esfuerzo. >> mientras más grande mejor. >> tú estudiaste medicina. >> sí. >> en ese momento pasaste a comentar deportes, que era de hombres. >> me ecanta. >> qué pasó. >> en la vida uno cree que va a hacer una cosa, antes trabajaba con el canal que ahora es fox, comencé cargando cables. >> mira cómo terminó. >> para todos ustedes que lo disfruten. >> fue reto, me dijeron a que no puedes y yo tengo postura de gallina. de un minuto treinta y después el us open y así. >> cada tendencia musical tiene su fama. en los dep

it made a very eerie sound. >> bates looks on in horror as mark's ladder buckles. >> it kind of justver and started to descent toward the building. >> sector chief tommy walker is in shock, fearing the worst. >> i honestly think i'll be going to mark's funeral. i honestly think our flags will be at half mast. i honestly think i'll be informing his widow that mark was killed at an incident. >> mark is strapped to the ladder. he can't get free fast enough, so he does the only thing he can. he braces for impact. >> i was just saying to myself, god, let it hit the building. because i knew if the ladder came all the way down, he's going to die. >> it hit the edge of the roof, it bounced, and it stayed. >> the roof of the burning building does save him from an almost certain death, but the relief is short-lived. >> dispatchering this is 102. send another ambulance to this location. >> now all that stands between mark and the concrete 35 feet below is a broken ladder and the crumbling wood of a burning balcony. >> for a split second i was like, what are we going to do? what are we going to

in sutter, antioch, and also at, a alta bates in berkeley and oakland. the nurses are planning a one-day lockout. last time when they were striking in september suter looked them out for an additional four days beyond the one-day strike. >>> sentencing for the master mind convicted in a south bay sensational murder for hire case will be postponed again. paul garcia is said to be sentenced for the murder of his former business colleague in 2008. but the judge plans to delay the sentencing so he can review a defense motion for a new trial. garcia was convicted of hiring a hitman to kill a bar owner in a love triangle involve alg woman. >>> 5:32. a growing number of state lawmakers wants to stop police officers for buying restricted weapons for perm use. reports show more than 7600 assault weapons were purchased by officers since the 2001 state lawmakers allowed the practice. police departments say the weapons are being bought for emergency situations. >>> and in one south san francisco neighborhood, a heavy police presence at the scene of a one year annive

la tarde cuando lo que se cree son dos jovenes llegaron en un vehiculo plateado ford taurus, y con bateson los adornos valorados en siete mil dolares... afortunadamente las camaras de seguridad de la vivienda captaron el ataque... si usted reconoce a los sospechosos, llame a la policia... en colombia, en el departamento de nariÑo, los organismos de socorro suspendieron las labores de busqueda de 14-personas sepultadas bajo toneladas de lodo y escombros, por temor a nuevos deslizamientos, debido a las fuertes lluvias... las autoridades pidieron a los habitantes de la cuenca de rio mayo que atiendan el llamado de evacuacion ante el alto riesgo de una nueva avancha... en venezuela, el ministro del interior, tareik el aissami, anuncio la entrega de maximiliano bonilla-orozco, alias valenciano a quien se le atribuyen cerca de 10 mil homicidios en colombia y el manejo de las rutas de narcotrafico hacia estados unidos a traves de guatemala, honduras y mexico... asi mismo se anuncio la deportacion de gildardo garcia cardona, alias alirio, socio del narcotrafica nte conocido como daniel el loco b

jugando con canteranos supero 4-0 al bate con anotaciones de sergi roberto a los 35 minutos, martÍn montoya y el mismo pedro rodrÍguez cerro la cuenta a los 88 para la victoria 4-0. otros ganadores, chelsea, olympiakos pireo y olympique marselle, el ac milan con el pilzen empataron 2-2 y oporto con zenit 0-0 a nivel local. ya se encuentran en el area 17 jovenes promesas del futbol pertenecietnes a la fci soccer academy que fueron invitados al america de mexico con buen suceso, las edades oscilan entre los 12 y 17 aÑo ellos son los hermanos, raul jrs, saul y jair sosa, edwin claros, alexis reyes, austin alonzo, oscar morales, fabian castillo, juan carlos terrones, diego guerrero, rodolfo juarez, israel, y jesus avelar, grady mendoza, jose manuel gonzalez y alejandro valadez, en la semana de entrenamientos dejaron buena impresion a los entrenadores del america de mexico. univision estuvo a su llegada, hablamos con edwin claros y nos cuenta sobre esta experiencia. para el proximo verano varios jugadores de la fci soccer academy viajaran a portugal. buena suerte. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas

la tarde cuando lo que se cree son dos jovenes llegaron en un vehiculo plateado ford taurus, y con batesvalorados en siete mil dolares... afortunadamente las camaras de seguridad de la vivienda captaron el ataque... si usted reconoce a los sospechosos, llame a la policia... el presidente baracak obama se adelanto con los regalos para la navidad... la casa blanca anuncio hoy nuevas regulaciones para beneficiar a unos dos millones de personas que trabajan cuidando a otras, especialmente gente de la tercera edad... fernando pizarro nos explica quienes se beneficiaran.. blanca gomez ama su trabajo, cuidando a una persona mayor. la persona que yo cuido son 8 horas y ahorita estoy con 1 personas que son 7 dias a la semana y es 1 trabajo emocionalmente bien estresado y estaria bien si nos dieran 1 beneficio." la casa blanca quiere ir en ayuda de estas trabajadoras y anuncio nuevas reglas para garantizarles salario minimo y pago de sobretiempo a casi 2 millones de estas personas que cuidan a enfermos o ancianos en sus hogares.estamos hablando personas que cuidan a los ancianos, la gente de mayor

guardiola le dio una paliza al barca, el equipo sin varios de sus titulares venció 4 - 0, en el primer bate tener quien decretó el marcador final 4 - 0 a favor del barcelona que ahora espera para ver qué hace el día de mañana el real madrid que se enfrenta al . ajax. - aquí está el marcador mcdonald: - a centroamérica, en honduras aquí se enfrentó a la máquina, en el marcador se puso delante elvira con el gol de pavón, con éste igualaba la serie pero antes de terminar el primer tiempo llega y empata para real españa 1 - 1, después del descanso, un centro parece nuevamente aquí de cabeza con gol para la máquina, el número tres del partido fue obra de luis lobos, cruza con la absurda y golazo, 3 - 1 y el cuarto lo anotó delgado, 4 - 1. aquí obtiene el boleto para ir a la finaliza en donde enfrentará al olimpia que dejó en el camino al maratón. el campeón saldrá de estos equipos. a una pausa pero ya regresamos. >>jimmy: gracias por continuar con nosotros. - nos vamos al béisbol de las grandes ligas donde a pesar que estamos en invierno se mueven las fichas, aquí reyes hizo un trato con los mar

después de esta victoria y ayer el barza 4-1 contra el bate. - de quito y la universidad de chile protagonizarán pase mañana la city 15 de la noche los equipos se volverán a ver las caras el miércoles 14 diciembre. suerte para los dos. - y así está el marcador mcdonald: - momento para una pausa pero por favor no se mueva que ya regresamos. >>jimmy: gracias por continuar con nosotros. seguimos con información deportiva, parece que por fin se termina la novela de este jugador, al parecer el representante del jugador la directiva del milán llegaron a un acuerdo para un inminente traspaso del delantero argentino al manchester city, según informó el consejero delegado del club milanés, jugara a préstamo y con contrato hasta el 2015. - pasamos al mejor baloncesto del mundo, la nba de a conocer el calendario de 63 partidos por equipo, el que requerirá que cada escuadra cualquier tres noches consecutivas al -1 vez, cada club deberá soportar itinerarios desgastantes que por primera vez se ven en una campaña regular. la campaña de la nba comienza con cinco partidos en navidad incluida la visita de los bul

comenzando el 25 de diciembre, vamos y a champtioneo league, el barcelona, con el equipo b, en contra del bate, "chicharito" no estÁ tan grave como pensaban, luego de exÁmenes mÉdicos, se informÓ que volverÁ a la cancha, en menos de un mes, se trata de un esguince y no rotura o distenciÓn de ligamentos. y osvaldo sÁnchez, esta por cumplir 75 partidos como jugador en liguilla, esto serÍa una nueva marca, pero no le importan los nÚmeros, sino el campeonato. >>> lo mÁs importante el resultado colectivo, y serÍa ganar, el premio mÁs grande, mas allÁ de cualquier estadÍstica que queda como anÉcdota, obviamente muy positiva, pero lo importante es el triunfo colectivo. >>> hasta aquÍ los deportes, volvemos con ustedes. >>> gracias adriÁn , con el frÍo que hace, a poco no se le antoja prender la chimenea, no recomiendan la chimenea de leÑa, advirtieron que bajas temperaturas que tenemos crearÁn el efecto invernadero, particulas contaminantes se quedan atrapadas en la superficie, si bien el nivel ozono no es alto, se recomienda evitar el uso de chimeneas y estufas de leÑa. >>> gracias quÉ tal, buenas n

bate begins at >> looking at the day ahead this morning, it is sentencing day for former prince george's council woman leslie johnson. guilty to lead conspiracy and evidence tampering charges in july. earlier this week her husband, , was sentenced to more than seven years in prison on corruption charges. >> ok. track work will make it tough to use metro this weekend. en van ness and friendship heights. blueline trains will single track. orange line between foggy bottom. between u ains street. closing on sunday. >> your time now, 5:37. 36 degrees on this friday. >> still to come, we'll take you to the holiday celebration first nt obama and the lady held last night at the white house. out which airline just turned convicted governor rod blagojevich's prison fare gimmick. i'm here in old town alexandria. shoplocalalexandria.com to arn about products and promotions in alexandria, virginia. ood morning, washington! >> 30 degrees right now in pittsburgh. 36 degrees at reagan national airport. windchill out there at this hour. we have a cold front that moved through later on in the day. this is

this the scene from the alta bates medical center in oakland. management is also asking for a reduction in sick pay. the nurs are not oblivious to what happened the last time they went on strike. three months ago, a patient died because of a mistake made by a replacement nurse. >> three months said, they said they had competent nurses, and we know the unfortunate tragedy that occurred. so you should be concerned. and i pray for my patients and their families. and that nothing will happen as long as they let us return to work. >> no problems have been reported. hospital officials said a lot of the nurses ended up reporting for work today as scheduled. >>> in oakland , police are investigating a brazen morning shooting that left one man dead. it happened just before 10:30 this morning near 46 and west streets. a man was shot several times while driving his car. his vehicle then careened into three other parked cars, bursting into flames. >> when i came out, it was just all smoke. >> at first, when the gunshots were happening, it sounded like const

. >>> in annapolis, bate parker, fox 5 news. >>> -- beth parker, fox 5 news. >> i am an iphone loser too. >> you really have to hustle to get one. no offence, he did a great job after i waited, 30 minutes to get one, i had 30 minutes to make it to the apple store and get one and i got it. >>> good time weather wise seems people are in the shopping mood now the weather is turned. >> temperatures cold at night settled -- we are not seeing a lot of big storms. they will argue in the southwest i will show you the radar out there in a moment but definitely colder stores are packed and looks to me like the economy is turning around any way but boy oh, boy nights will get you if you don't have those layers on we were in the teens last night and regan had their first below freezing temperature into sunday morning very very cold and we are going to keep that going but let me tell you about the storm patterns we are seeing southwestern united states getting pounded today, and during the day tomorrow los angeles could get an inch of rain but as this storm system comes inland especially higher e

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ladies by the end of the second stage crushes men what fits in the shooting and fast on the track bates their closest rival czech republic. twenty seven seconds ten france spain. with bronze. to have won the club world cup that's after beating brazilian outfit santas in the final clash in japan finished for nail in favor of god all this meant the game billed as massive name was small i was going against sanchez goalkeeper ruffo carroll the catalans dominated the game all the way through with the opening coming from london messi seventeen minutes and soon after that probably doubled the link for the european champions with a precise strike from inside the box bosses go hailed any remaining trick and of the first half the biggest is for that after the break messi made it funny to bring their second world cup title in three years. three points adrift of domestic rivals real madrid spain last good luck to go on saturday while on sunday third sits in the lead and should be a premier league horse races yet with victory. the first goal straight from the how to score textbook. finishing beautif

those with bated signatures were not find -- or not signed before their effective date.rds to requiring written approval, mta did not the menm theou -- did not amend the mou to collect taxis. subsequently the service was included in its billing. even though the error was identified in did not pay the overcharge amount of $25,000, the error might have been averted if the mou reflected the changes in the agreement. as we stated, while there are mous in place, we want to make sure it say allied services mta is expected to pay for at all times. president chiu: the voters created a separate governance structure for that mta. with that is a separate budget and, in fact, the board of supervisors, as an example, does not have to -- does not have direct power over individual budgetary items other than to approve or reject the budget. so what is the nexus between an expenditure and -- in other words, what connection to public transportation does an expenditure have to have to be justified to be a work order? is there some guideline or protocol to that. does -- what governs how of

second global crown in three years their thoughts on cata bates home side. on penalties in the third place match. and the meets are fifa president sepp blatter how the news corp talk reelected for a third term had made too many mistakes he made in the past year but he called on to colleagues to continue with a positive attitude thought the boss also expressed hope that brazil would properly complete its preparations for the twenty fourteen world cup despite the slow progress of construction. but the executive committee is very to about that but we're not so much very devoted to construction because you know the world cups everybody said they will not be ready that they will be ready. but i will myself now take up this work up also on a presidential level and then the first month or second month of this year we go and meet the heads of state. the two top sides in the english premier league now are in action on sunday the match of the day will so much the city host arsenal but it cities across town rivals united open pressing awaits a new boys q.p.r. alex ferg

the last man standing at his liver an absolute heartbreaker to local favorite giovanni burst saudi bates' out and finish just two hundreds of a second behind getting watching the two thousand and six olympic champion clinched a prize the defending champion from two thousand and nine freshman cyprian over shar was third. and while football remains the king of sports in africa plenty of uganda's top athletes have been choosing volleyball as their new competition of choice lately the pearl of africa now has every reason to root for its national volleyball team as the sport rises to prominence plenty of nets set up in the country's capital bringing together participants of all ages and while sizable tournaments are host to domestically the national team rarely gets to take on continental neighbors what's with so much enthusiasm for the game it's not a long shot to see the national scene finally get into its global events but once the third season the all african games are on the agenda for now could this be that seemed to be to the world championships and summer olympics of the not so distan

. >> the ball drop has a rich tradition that bates back to 1907.year, the event attracts a huge crowd. more than a million people are expected to watch this year's ball drop on saturday night. >>> we still have plenty ahead, weather, traffic and all your top stories. fox 5 morning news continues right now. now. >>> let's take a look outside on this wednesday morning. we are pointing the camera toward reagan national airport. not too bad this morning. temperatures in the

bate. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, thank you as much for inviting me to testify on this extremely important topic. just over seven years ago i testified before the committee on what was then a relatively weak effort against malaria. the united states government had over -- listened funding measures the most politically charged was the lack of these insecticides ddt that important was the lack of support for the better malaria drugs. of long after that hearing, the reforms and the funding began in earnest. the government started implementing all the interventions, the ramp spending on preventive and treatment efforts including the best drugs to fight malaria and it has already been mentioned progress was swift and impressive particularly in the locations and we have already heard about the president's initiative targeted the island of zanzibar and for those efforts and other efforts the president's malaria initiative in my estimation is deserving of continued increased support the sou

viewers about this whole case and then we will continue because i'm sure our viewers are waiting with bated breath to hear what else you really think has changed between when you were there saying that bankers were prosecuted and now when nobody has the political well or maybe the funding i don't know we'll get to it but that's dr black and we'll be right back with you. all right it's time now for word of the day where we break down a financial term or concept for our very smart viewer but just maybe not the financial expert and because we are talking about m.f. global and regulations we wanted to break down the commodity exchange act because it's within this act that the rules governing customer accounts are defined in the case of m.f. global so first let's take a look at what it is this is our breakdown of it was an act of one thousand nine hundred thirty six the act provides federal regulation of all commodities and futures trading activities and requires all futures and commodity options to be traded on organized exchanges now that is obviously pretty broad so we want to look specifical

one of the hospitals, alta bates summit medical center in berkeley plans to lock out the striking nurses tomorrow. the dispute is over benefits and other issues. >>> a special ceremony tonight to honor a slain police officer. james capoot was killed while trying to catch a bank robber last month. tonight section flags discovery kingdom in vallejo will honor him and other vallejo officers at its tree lighting ceremony and the park is giving free admission today to vallejo middle and high school students as well as police officers. >>> an officer-involved shooting at richmond's marriott courtyard hotel injured one man yesterday. officers responded to reports of an armed man fighting with others at the extended stay motel nearby. the man ran away when police arrived. officers chased him into the courtyard marriott. one officer fired and injured the suspect. the suspect is expected to recover. >>> a registered sex offender is in los gatos police custody. richard williams is accused of molesting an underaged boy. he allegedly lured local high school boys by offering them car washing jobs. inv

joining the table, executive editor of "rolling stone," eric bates. welcome back to the show.set think the sentence is just too much. what's your gut on this? >> it's a very stern sentence. the judge was there through both trials. the jury spoke, and it's a sad chapter, and it's closed. the book is closed. the former governor has to go to jail. we have his predecessor in jail already. and illinois has to make sure that the world knows that we have a reformed governor who believes in honesty and integrity at all times. i enforce all the laws of our ethic standards, and we want to make sure this never happens again. >> so did he help or hurt his cause when it comes to his fate? i know you say justice was served, but you could make the argument that this is a pretty stiff sentence for what he did, i guess. i'm not sure i agree with that personal personally. but a lot of people are making it here. >> well, the judge yesterday admitted -- he said it's a very stiff sentence, but the governor of illinois is the protector of the people, 13 million people, and we've had two straight go

clearly out there just for media attention like donald trump and sarah palin they still wait with bated breath for their every step now meanwhile of course they don't talk about the important and difficult questions of candidates when it comes to debates or don't ask the important questions and they also fall way short on the analysis of the substance of what was said in those debates which these days unfortunately isn't all that much substance that is it's mostly just warmongering blame the poor psycho talk with the exceptions of ron paul or jon huntsman that dare every now and then to insert some logic into the discussion. but the point is that despite spending nearly all of their time doing domestic election coverage the mainstream media still sucks at it it's all mind numbingly shallow partisan base chatter the fails to address the larger problems or changes that are going on in our country so if they're still that it talking about what's going on right here at home i sometimes wonder why they even bother with what's going on in other countries where their tunnel vision becomes much

and also at alta bates in berkeley and in oakland. s the scheduled to be a one-day strike at 7:00.ting live, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> 6:4. a growing number of state lawmakers want to stop police officers from buying restricted weapons for personal use. more than 7600 assault weapons were purchased by officers since the 2001 state law allowed the practice. lawmakers are questioning if officers should have ak stesz to weapons the public is restricted from owning. the 49ers have hope to have some answers soon. the team will keep working with the nfl, san francisco an pg&e to solve the power issues. a pair of blackouts happened before and during monday night's football game. high speed rail projects under fire for the ballooning budget may promise something it can't deliver. the actual number of jobs it is supposed to create is only a fraction of the million promised. between 20,000 and 60,000 would be employed a year. critics of the project say the numbers were bloated to gain public support. >>> 6:35. want to check the forecast with christina loren. >> it's that breeze

the eight hospitals affected include alta bates summit medical centers in berkeley and oakland. the work stoppage is not expected to affect patient care but it will cost the hospital millions. >>> blocking blockades before they hit the ports. christie smith is live in oakland where lawmakers are squaring off with protesters tonight. good morning. >> good morning to you. when demonstrators shut down the port of oakland you had people picking sides. you had activist who is thought things wept well. you had a number of workers who were mad. two city council members are coming forward with a resolution directing to deana santana to use whatever lawful tools we have to prevent future shutdowns and disruptions. police mostly kept their distance from the protesters. that certainly prevented the big clashes that happened in october. one city council member says citizens are growing tired with the impact it's having on working people. mayor quan asked the activists not to shut down the port of oakland. they did it any. one reason police held back was a lack of resources. but the council

empty foxnews.com/bate. lawmakers are still battleing over how to extend the payroll tax cut. the republican-controlled house pass add bill to keep the tax break alive. but democrats in the senate say it is dead oneirism -- dead on arrival for containing partisan provisions. and that is not the only issue. mike is live from capitol hill. aside from all of the talk about the debate, and everything else that is going on with the tax cuts, there is an immediate concern of a government shut down. mike? >>guest: that's right. the appropriations folks, the people who figure out the spending matters here on capitol hill have been meeting in great debail and they say they have a deal but the senate democratic leadership, harry reid, and the white house, do not want to go forward. the concern being if you allow congress to bass that, funding the government through september, then, conceivably republican could go home without doing, perhaps, the payroll tax cutted extension. here is senate republican leader mcconnell expressing his concern. >> our most immediate concern at this point is