live in concord, brian floores cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> oakland police confirm three people are under arrest in the shooting deaths of two teenaged girls. ktvu first reported the arrests on saturday, after talking with police sources. the suspects have not been identified. but are said to be two men and a boy. 15-year-old raquel grassle and 16-year-old bobby sarsane were gunned down november 25 near brookdale park. no motive has been mentioned. >>> a proposal to expand a sikh temple in fremont is drawing complaints from some neighbors. the tem system located on gurdwar road in the niles district. temple leaders want to expand the facility from 28,000 square feet to 41,000 square feet. but some neighbors say traffic and parking are already a big problem because of the temple. fremont city is expected to vote on the expected expansion at a january 24 meeting. >>> a public hearing tonight will be held in san mateo about the future of a new 711 store. last night, a small group of protesters picketed outside the 711 on north san mateo drive. they're worried about the noise and traffic in t

brian floors -- brian flores has more. >> reporter: they are planning to put this to a final vote.as many people, this issue is very controversial. if it's anything like the many, you can plan to see many who showed up in full force to show up like that again. many stripped off their clothes to show their displeasure on this ban. we are expecting this same thing today as supervisors take the final vote. what this ordinance does is prohibits nudity on city streets, plazas, sidewalks and other places. many nudists say that being naked promotes free speech. some people don't like public nudity at all and welcome the ban. >> people walking around with little kids, families, even in the castro there are families. i don't -- if i had children, i wouldn't want them having to look at that. it's not -- it makes me angry. it just makes me angry. >> back out here live, the first fine would be $100, the second offense $200 and then after that, up to $500 and then some jail time. if there are more offenses. this ordinance, if it does pass is expected to take place on february 1st. the meeting i

ktvu channel 2 reporter brian floor rose is live -- brian flores is live with more. >> reporter: goodof the rain, the rain has let up here quite considerably. we're taking a look at the southbound 101, it's starting to pick up there. steve paulson has been talking about it all morning. we're not expecting a huge amount of rain from this storm. but the ground is saturated, especially from last week's storm. there's lots of pockets of water in the roadways and some businesses and residents and even commuters are not taking any chances this morning. one of those businesses is goodman's lumber in mill valley. storeowners and employees placed sandbags there and kept them because of the rain. the store that sells a lot of rain gear became flooded this past wednesday. they say they didn't want to take any chances with this new set of storms. are you worried about tomorrow morning? >> hopefully it will not be that bad. >> i'm getting ready. i know it's coming. i know it's coming. so yeah, trying to get it all ready tonight. >> reporter: we did drive by the store earlier this morning, the rain

brian floors, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we want to sec in with sal -- check in with sal. it's pretty crowded at the toll plaza? >> it is. let's go out and take a look at what we have right now. the toll plaza area looks pretty good, coming for -- it looks pretty good for a regular commute morning about a 15, 20- minute delay. also this morning is moving along -- this commute is moving along nicely northbound 880 near the coliseum. it's not a bad drive at all. the commute time is about 22 minutes from hayward to the fremont area with no major troubles. if you are driving down to the south bay, it does look okay. >>> back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >> dave, barbara boxer will be speaking about school security in light of the schoal scooting. let's listen in. >> fired at least 106 bullets from an ak-47 rifle. he killed five children ages 6 to 9, one teacher. he injured 29 others before fatally shooting himself. that horrific crime led california to enact our assault weapons band. california still remembers this tragedy just as the nation will always remember the victims

no significant damage to the front of the house but there is a lot to the kitchen, the floors and walls as well. briantvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:33. crews will be shutting down part of a busy contra costa road today because of a potential sinkhole. right now, one lane of marsh creek road in clayton is closed. crews are trying to fix the road because a culvert has failed and a potential sinkhole is starting to form. at 9:00 this morning, marsh creek will be completely shut down between deer valley road and pine lane. drivers will be reouted but people who live in the area will still have access to their homes. >>> 8:34. sal is watching that and everything else. you are starting in contra costa county, though. >> that's right the we're looking at highway 4 to start this report off. highway 4 looks pretty good. it's improved a little bit. there goes b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is a good way to get there. if you are driving late this morning, it could be a benefit for you. 680 is slow. looking at the toll plaza, it's -- that's improve the quite a bit. it's still about a 15-minute delay. you can see the traffic comin

floor. then the fire became so intense, they were required to evacuate the building. >> the baltimore county fire department says the cause of this fire is still under investigation, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> tonight we have learned that a man rescued from a burning home in dundalk has died. investigators said 87-year-old ernest lewis, sr. died from carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> joppa road, another car crash. another person has died. it happened in towson. the driver hit a utility pole. his car overturned on east joppa right near prince road. it happened around 8:00. the man died at scene. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. >>> now here's an update on the breaking news we told you last night at 5:00. brian dargan, who had been arrested on burglary charges, was at st. joseph's medical center and he was handcuffed to a gurney. a needle was noticed in his car. he grabbed her arm and they wrestled. he reached for the officer's gun. the gunfired and the officer was grazed in the leg. >> down in the 30s already. westminster 36, are a but tules -- arbutus 38. so cold numbers. a little built of a breeze, making it feel chillier. nothing than a few passing

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. >> steve: in these images, the people are picking up floor boarding and as learn from brian, you'veyou've got to make sure that mold can't set in. what's the reaction been after you have gone into people's houses and cleaned things up. >> people don't -- they can't really express how thankful they are. it's really amazing just to be able to serve them. they were so thankful we were there. they brought their kids and introduced them to us. it was cool. >> they were overwhelmed. many times people would call us angels, like thank you for coming. they were overwhelmed that college students would come and again, give their time and just come and help them. >> steve: did i read somewhere, reese that is correct some of the kids brought toys for the children who lost everything? >> yes. we were given small little teddy bears to give out to these kids. i know personally our group gave out two or three of them to the kids we were able to work with at the homes we worked at. and that's just good stuff. i mean, you give the teddy bears to the kids who may not have anything left, but it let's th

floor broker. i believe that was later. [talking over each other] charlie: right before the stock exchange. liz: charlie gasparino fox business exclusive, thanks to brianoynihan. brokerage compensation. charlie: everybody else gets screwed this year. sorry. liz: thank you very much. we need to talk about gun stocks. smith and wesson, these names are rallying today after three days of huge dive following last week's shooting murders in connecticut. private equity firm server putting its investment in a semi-automatic weapons co. on the block. who is next? your pension fund jettison these names? atop a trustee of new york's largest pension, about to break news on fox business. he will demand the fund get rid of all the exposure to the gun industry. liz: take a look at solar stocks shining brightly today. more news out of china, its cabinet saying you will reform the industry and they and governments from supporting failing domestic companies. that has occurred in the past u.s. solar companies because it is an unfavorable landscape but you see these names of looking good. guggenheim solar e t f 5% today and up 35% over the past month alone. these things a

brian o'connell's beloved school. >> about a half foot of sewage and water throughout the first floor of the building, which houses eighthy r rooms, art rooms, technology rooms. >> reporter: devastated in minutes. he had spent seven years converting a low performing school into this "a" rated academy. >> this used to be our band room. >> reporter: if you look down here, you're already seeing mold growing. scholar's is one of hundreds of new york schools damaged by superstorm sandy. gone are the plays in this auditorium. ♪ >> this is our grand piano, or was our grand piano. these were brand new curtains that we fought for years to get. they're still wet. >> reporter: the sea wolves marching band and the winning teams silent for now. the instruments and uniforms flooded in sewage. the gym now a construction zone. >> hey, guys, thank you for your hard work. >> reporter: this school's 1,100 students are being bussed to temporary schools like ps-13. >> we have students on the stage. they have the conference rooms, everything. we're using every single space in the room. we had little nooks. they're in nooks everywhere. >> repo

brian sullivan? >> you're wrong. it wasn't a little. it was a lot of smug gloating. >> you take the shameless crown for today. >>> let's get right to the trading floor. i'm down here at the new york stock exchange. bob pisani is down here at the new york stock exchange. we have rick santelli in chicago. bob, you have been trying all day to figure out a retail dilemma. have you figured it out yet? >> i think i have. it's been bugging me all day. we have mastercard saying retail sales up 0.7% for the holiday season. the national retail federation comes out and says their survey indicates it will be up 4.1%. i know it's different surveys but that's a big, big difference. it didn't make sense to me. i asked mastercard how exactly they're computing this survey and what they include and what they exclude. i think you ought to know these facts the company provided to me. number one, their mastercard survey includes the week of hurricane sandy which was the last week of october. some of these companies don't. secondly, the survey excludes nonholiday related categories, excludes food, excludes gas, excludes building materials. well, that's a very important p

>> should romney and ryan lose in november 6 in congressman brian presumably gets reelected running on the same day and he returns to the floor is that going to be okay with him and will ryan with his newfound celebrity possibly displace boehner, cantor and the others in some sort of leadership role? >> i don't think that is the path he's interested in. he would like to be in the house and it is not going to be in the white house being the chair of the house budget committee is where the action is in on the democratic side chris van hollen made of movement away from the so-called leadership track to be the counterpart basically to ryan because he knew that was a high-profile assignment. stay you mentioned of democrats who reminds me there are still democrats. you can be forgiven for thinking there were not any. we haven't talked about many democrats so far at the prospect of the democrats recently beginning into the majority. i have asked you about rain or in cantor. she was speaker pelosi and she is now leader pelosi. i guess i was in a given that she would be minority leader after they lost the majority but she still is in

brian: as is the congress. >> steve: the congress didn't have as far to because they were close to the floor anyway.licans say let's have leverage next time and the president said let's take that off of the table and from now on the president doesn't have to negotiate from congress. congress doesn't like that one bit. >> gretchen: usually when you are holding the cards in the negotiation you don't have to budge. that's the position the president and time geithner feel. they feel they hold the cards and they won the election and they believe the american poll believe the rich should be taxed more. that's why they are holding firm. i found it interesting that they floated out the leaks to the press yeah, the president would be willing to go over the fiscal cliff and then he sent out his guy tim geithner in the interview and answer almost before the question was finished being asked. we are willing to go over the fiscal cliff. why? to square the members to call their members of congress. if you talk to business people and people in the banking industry they are not concerned about the fiscal cliff and

brian: no. that and the bump. it's too difficult (every wedding, mr. electric slide out there on the dance flooris one. >> steve: ymca? why? i've even him in action. why? why? >> gretchen: while these guys are practicing the dance moves, let's do some headlines. fox news alert, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake rocked japan, triggering a small wave. this sent many people scrambling to higher ground. new video shows buildings shaking all over the place. this is the same exact region, unfortunately, hit by that massive quake and tsunami in march 2011. right now there are no reports of major damage or injuries. >>> the day after hunters found two bodies in the woods iowa, the mother of one of the missing girls confirms it is her daughter and her niece. a vigil was held last night to remember nine-year-old elizabeth collins and 11-year-old lyric cook. the girls disappeared in july while riding their bikes. >> at this time, law enforcement is confident based upon evidence at the scene and preliminary investigation, that the bodies found yesterday are those of lyric cook and elizabeth collins. >> gretchen: y

brian ross was the first to expose this problem. the lawsuit which was filed two years ago blamed a flaw in toyota's electronics. now, although a government investigation later flamed poor-fitting floor mats and sticky gas pedals. if a judge approves that settlement, toyota will compensate some owners for the car's loss in value. and will install new safety equipment in more than 3 million vehicles. >>> and police in miami are looking for five brazen robbers who are behind a jewelry store heist that turned into a wild shootout. look at this. the men burst into the shop with guns blazing, shooting the owner and firing recklessly in an area that was packed with holiday shoppers. you can see smoke rising from the gun being fired. the wounded owner, a father of ten, fired back, forcing the men to run out so quickly, they almost forgot all of that stolen jewelry. >>> and in new mexico, police arrived just in time to break up a fight between two veterans that could have turned deadly, as you're about to see. it all stemmed from a disagreement over a bumper sticker. >> drop the gun. drop the gun now. >> reporter: look at this dramatic video just released that shows police arriving on the sc

brian bilbray, marry bono mack, david dreier, wally herger, jerry lewis and dan lungren. we have had accomplishments together. jerry lewis and i had the longest floor debate over the creation of desert national parks, mohave desert national parks. when we were done, he was opposed and i was for it, but he made sure the public had access to it and visitor centers. members of congress do -- this isn't just a working relationship. over time, you get to one another's families and know their children's successes and desires and trouble that befalls american families. people don't think of that when they think of the congress and you build relationships and friendships and depend on one another's expertise to guide us through all of the issues that we will confront in a congressional year. congressman stark and myself, we enentered public policy -- public life together by running against one another in 1969. man against machine. i know who it was, this very popular banker and law school dropout. other than that, doing well. but it's a long-standing friendship and it's about family and our ability to talk with one another. and i would like to yield to con

brian bilbray, marry bono mack, david dreier, wally herger, jerry lewis and dan lungren. we have had accomplishments together. jerry lewis and i had the longest floor debate over the creation of desert national parks, mohave desert national parks. when we were done, he was opposed and i was for it, but he made sure the public had access to it and visitor centers. members of congress do -- this isn't just a working relationship. over time, you get to one another's families and know their children's successes and desires and trouble that befalls american families. people don't think of that when they think of the congress and you build relationships and friendships and depend on one another's expertise to guide us through all of the issues that we will confront in a congressional year. congressman stark and myself, we enentered public policy -- public life together by running against one another in 1969. man against machine. i know who it was, this very popular banker and law school dropout. other than that, doing well. but it's a long-standing friendship and it's about family and our ability to talk with one another. and i would like to yield to con