i'm sam brock. coming up on "today in the bay," a little boy missing in oakland now back with his family. the mom wants to know how he disappeared in the first place. >>> and a little girl's frightening ordeal with a kidnapping ends peacefully after being taken at gunpoint in front of her house. we have new details on the investigation and the exploits of the man accused of snatching her. >>> and a major east coast airport shuddered temporarily this morning. we'll tell you why. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> 7:00 on your sunday morning. a live picture now of downtown san jose as the sun peeks out and as many niners fans hope today brings a sort of rosy outlook that image shows you right there. good sunday morning. i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez. bundle up. at least bundle up if you're going to be in green bay for the game. for the local weather outlook, let's start this morning with rob mayeda with a look at your

reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. back to you. >> thanks, sam. >>> we have new details now, there was a similar fire at the chinese consulate back in 2008. a group of people poured a flammable liquid on a gate in the rear of the building. no one was hurt. and as of right now, the fbi does not believe there's a connection between these two attacks. >>> forensic experts called in today after the discovery of a skull in oakland's tilden park. police found a human skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the arrangement had been left on a log in plain sight. police say a phone tip sent them up to the park. >> at this time, we are still waiting for not only gender identification, but also approximate age. provided the information that we receive, we'll certainly look into, we already have started the process, is this a missing person? >> investigators have found no trauma to the skull but say it doesn't rule out homicide. their first priority is to identify the remains. >>> fascinating new findings tonight about a pheno

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez.peratures crept into the upper 70s in parts of the bay yesterday. can we expect a repeat today? let's check your forecast with meteorologist anthony slaughter. >> we do have clouds building offshore. even showers now that are building across the southern part of california. these showers are not expected to impact us. if you do any traveling perhaps to monterey, you may run into a it wi little drizzle. in the bay area we'll continue to see the clouds stream in. quite a bit of cloud cover. that drizzle not going to make its way into the bay area. you can see as we take a look from our sky camera network, you do -- we are waking up to quite a bit of cloud cover. most of the clouds in the south bay right now with really mostly cloudy skies for the most part. and this is really what we're going to be looking at as we head through the first half of the day. you'll notice a different perspective from the bay bridge. really we are starting to see a few breaks in the clouds. these clouds will

sam brock looks at the pitch to public, what do you see sam? >> there is no question california enjoyed a better year than many expected in governor brown who is glad to point that out, but like most wild politicians, he showcased shine knee numbers without giving you the facts attached to them. so we will. >> for the great sake of california, edmond. >> applause and congratlation were easy to come by in the 2014 state of the state address, especially in light of california's suddenly booming revenues. >> for that, i thank all of you for your courageous and dead stated work. it's impressive. i want to thank the members of my administration. >> but this isn't a golden globes acceptance speech. it's supposed to be a commentary on the health and some worry the governor might have a rosey view point in his decorations like his opening statement on jobs. >> what a come back it is. a million new jobs since 2010. >> the fact is the governor's office lists job growth since 2010 around 860,000, but even if it were a million, policy experts say that figu

as it brock down, it broke down precisely because the countries couldn't deliver. as it broke down these other tendencies from below rose to the surface to create some of the difficulties that we see now. >> when we come back from this break we want to talk about whether this is a force that needs to burn itself out in the world or is there a hope to bring those numbers down. this is inside story. farewell. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. we're talking about religious violence and intolerance in the world. a new survey shows three-quarters of the world's population now live in countries where religious restrictions are high, violence or the threat of violence to compel people to adhere to religious norms is increasing. if you look at the world, central african republic descending into chaos. northern my gee i can't increasingly violent and deadly, problems emerging in kenya, is there any reason to hope we're going to bend the curve down that some of these developments have a better ending? >> i can give a data point and an example. so in our stud

i'm sam brock. meteorologist rob madea joins us with a look at the forecast. >> green bay we're talking single digits above zero. you can see here a little moisture in the air. there may be some snow flurries late in the game. the added moisture keeping the air temperature up with a bit. with the winds picking up 10 to 20 miles an hour, windchill factor still hasn't changed much from yesterday. we're still feeling the feels like temperature that could be as cold as 20 below zero with the wind speeds 15 to 20. around the bay area, by our standards pretty chilly this morning. 37 in san jose. 32 up and around the north bay. winds offshore though will help to keep our skies clear and as we move into the afternoon, we'll see high temperatures today pretty mild despite the chilly start we're seeing to the morning. highs near 66 in san jose. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s to near 70 in santa rosa today. mid-60s around the tri-valley. >> thank you, rob. >>> a 5-year-old boy in oakland is safe back home

as it brock down, it broke down precisely because the countries couldn't deliver. as it broke down these other tendencies from below rose to the surface to create some of the difficulties that we see now. >> when we come back from this break we want to talk about whether this is a force that needs to burn itself out in the world or is there a hope to bring those numbers down. this is inside story. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. we're talking about religious violence and intolerance in the world. a new survey shows three-quarters of the world's population now live in countries where religious restrictions are high, violence or the threat of violence to compel people to adhere to re

us presidents brock obama is preparing to rain and the msa is expected to announce the limits of the spy agency's reached late on friday. vanessa's program tracks nearly every phone call may have received in the usa. obama is expected to support greater privacy protections put in all us citizens a move that may restore trust among europeans could lead to please other groups too. the hardest them for the present in this context is different which he cannot satisfy both constituencies the intelligence community on the one hand on civil liberties advocates and civil liberties of the organizations on the other. but then the question is if you can satisfy them no matter what why just do what you think is right. former nsa worker edwards snowden revealed the existence of mass surveillance by the agency but german chancellor angela merkel's mobile phone calls having topped the best to get them i'd cry across europe obama is expected to set limits on spying on leaders of us allies in the last few months the president met for the intelligence reform bill it recommended many changes to the spy

so i think it is evidence that the brocking with congress doesn't stem from lack of leadership. it's stacked -- stemmed from republican leaders not seeming to have the full faith of their own people. >> all more for the president to help you where you can double down. even for congress doesn't choose to do so, while he is continuing to work to congress. >> what tools are available to congress, john? if the president as congress -- within my power. >> so as i mentioned earlier, a lot of power in this grows out of discretion. start curtailing that discretion in the laws that they pass, now the challenge of course is the president needs to sign those so debates other discretion, become part of the process. but i think there's a real irony here, about the discussion of whether the president isn't doing enough, or whether continue isn't doing enough, can they do more? surely. his relations are poor, but by any metric and according to anyone you talk to, but will that make a difference? it isn't really clear that it would, if he got more engaged whether they would start passing congre

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sought a bilateral strategic relationship and brock obama hopes that the indian u.s.relationship will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st-century. >> what happens to the maid and her and her case against the diplomat. >> this case will not come to court until devyani khobragade returns to the u.s.. the maid thanked u.s. officials and rights groups for their support and the rights groups that support her same that despite this latest move that this was still a victory and it sends a strong message to other diplomats that cannot this -- exploit domestic workers. when it comes to amazing images, few can rival those captured by the mars rover. there was an opportunity to survive martian winters to bring an incredible view. to solo with the 10th anniversary of the landings. will betion of images displayed here in washington. at the since we gazed red planet, we wondered what mars was like. two robots have roped the surface for the last 10 years. >> this tells the story of mars that was very different in the past. mars was different. it was warmer, it was more

far too slow, and we understand today is different 2004, the eu has tremendous internal brocks.ut i think the bloodshed crossed the line. >> in toronto, in kiev, and ambassador, in washington, thank you all. that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with with us, we will stale on this one in washington. i'm ray swarez. children once sacrificed their childhoods, even their lives, working in american mills, mines and factories. the us rooted out child labor practices 75 years ago. but today, us agriculture remains a stronghold for child labor. >> i know most kids come out here to help their parents out, get the money to pay the bills.

as it brock down, it broke down precisely because the countries couldn't deliver. as it broke down these other tendencies from below rose to the surface to create some of the difficulties that we see now. >> when we come back from this break we want to talk about whether this is a force that needs to burn itself out in the world or is there a hope to bring those numbers down. this is inside story. >> every sunday night aljazeera america presents extraodinary films from the world's top documetary directors. >> it's the world's most powerful financial institution. >> i think we're mysterious to people. >> what really goes on behind closed doors? >> the fed is kind of this black box. >> it's your money... >> somebody screwed up. >> ... or is it? >> i worked to save that money and now i get nothing. >> inside the fed. on al jazeera america. al jazeera america. we >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. we're talking about religious violence and intolerance in the world. a new survey shows three-quarters of the world's population now live in countries where r

isaac brock and organized and clean as it aged ten was attacked off to the terrorists attacked a police station. reading nights in such a county of cars. the terrorists will chew through explosives and said police guards on fire this edition of newsweek saw their share. the connection in rodeos bayliss at alice's from the sub continent meanwhile you can ride into os at end of this and i end up doll. this is a sight of me of the entire production team of music south asia. buy i knew . allen i know. each cage. the free world. it's good to be kidding. he died on the air. cz the way to chew on natural gas production test got underway at the doctor concession upgraded by the us based and noble energy. a spot to test the flame was ignited on the platform and a process known as saying the procedure is used to measure pressure behavior and to determine the potential of natural gas plant is by either as a commercial had of having reservoir. but getting to be viable. two of this as a sixteen cubic feet but have to be approved at the site in the sense of sadness that i think it's at this moment in

brock. a lot of guys. bowman. willis. frank gore. offensive line. great protection all day.guys kept the poise extremely well. fought and played tough. >> to basketball with where the warriors were taking on the wizar wizards. longest win streak in 38 year yes. lee to curry. two points for curry, but check out how he rewards logan. nice alley-oop off the big board. go get it, big fella, as he throws it down. warriors would go on to win big. no problem at all. 112-96 was your final. >>> women's hoops. oregon state taking on stanford. first half, shanay misses the layup. she doesn't need any help, gets it all by herself, but puts it wak in. later in the half, stanford up 25. knocked down the long jumper. she would finish with 31 points. 13 rebounds, stanford wins 89-67. she's an unbelievable player. number 23 cal hosted oregon under 30 seconds to go in the game. role with the layup. she had 24 points, ten rebounds. game was tied. overtime. brittney boyd. tough jumper. game in o.t. and the cal bears win 101-98 is your final. i promised you an exciting sports cast. there's a lot

brock and brown are the starters now at quarterback. 49ers had a fresh rotation of defensive linemen. it was a very good all-around effort after expending so much energy to beat the green bay packers last week, the 49ers stepped up. this was a total team victory. >> we'll have more on the 49ers' win here against the panthers from charlotte, north carolina. >>> now to the seahawks. they earned an earth-shaking win against the new orleans saints on sunday. seismologists say the seahawks fans actually shook the ground under the field in another fan-generated earthquake. the scientists believe that the small quake was when marshawn lynch scored a touchdown in the first half. they will know today if it was greater than lynch's famous beast quake touchdown. that was from three years ago. >>> it's only about a two-hour flight, maybe 12-hour drive to seattle, a lot of 49er fans were planning to make the trip, but the team is refusing to sell tickets to anyone with a california zip code. bob ridel live with the story that has many fans kind of angry this morning. >> reporter: fans seeking auto

the crime scene the story in connecticut cause of why residents after this incident the us president brock obama called on congress to develop a bill that would tighten the rules of buying and selling weapons in order to reduce the level of violence dozens of people gathered near the us ministry of justice. they require the national security agency to stop spying on common americans in order to restore the trust of the citizens in secret services the u s president barack obama decided to revise and cut back the powers of intelligence service peanuts major nsa reform provisions in particular obama been the intelligence agency to spy on leaders of us from the states. let me be clear i want to emphasize that intelligence will continue to get information about the intentions of other states just as it is done all over the world the government and heads of states whom we closely cooperate with it must be sure that we treat them as partners. the program and collecting data about citizens a telephone conversations was changed according to obama the program will cease to exist in its current form

the presenter of the united states brock obama and his supporters from the democratic party intend to continue efforts to resume the program after the members of the legislative body re convened to discuss the issue in january regarding the data november unemployment rate in the usa stands at seven percent. the united nations and organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to emission confirm that syria is unlikely to meet the december thirty first deadline to move its most dangerous chemical arms of the country. a number of other factors affected the schedule including security issues logistical problems in weather conditions. the u n and o p c dub you are making every effort to remove the most dangerous chemical materials from syria as soon as possible. executive council is scheduled to meet next on the eighth of january two thousand fourteen to review the progress. michael schumacher is in critical condition after striking his head in a ski accident that took place amid a resort in the french alps. according to doctors the seven time would chip in forty four you a michael

fallujah after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency house while the brock three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official death counts now you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battlegrounds during the height of the u.s. occupation so what is the fall of the city signify for not only the progress of iraq but the region as a whole joining me now to discuss is eugene career ordinator for the answer coalition thank you so much for coming on metal thank you so much for having me so you jeanne what the main factors that are contributing to your failed state of iraq today well i think the key factor that we have to mention is that the occupation of iraq by the united states fundamentally destabilize the country the united states just completely disassembled the iraqi state as it existed and not only didn't really put anything in place but actually set up a structure which made it sort of bit official for fo

i'm sam brock.y fog around the east bay. 30s and 40s right now. that fog is thick out around the coastline. you can see oakland about less than a half mile visibility. as we get toward the afternoon, pretty nice. 65 in san jose. you will see the north winds picking up as we head towards 3:00, 4:00 today. san francisco should see highs in the mid 06s. tri. valley mid to upper 60s. santa cruz looking pretty nice. and gilroy climbing to 70 degrees later today. >> new this morning, a -year-old girl kidnapped at gun point in front of her own house is now safe. this woman alerted officers by honking her horn after she spotted douglas acting suspiciously in the back seat of the car. >> we got to often call from my other sister saying there is a missing little girl, this and the other. she told us what kind of car it was. i said, wait, we're sitting right next to a gold toyota. i'm about to get out and look and see if this is the little girl. >> we're happy the girl is returned safely to her citizen. >> nat

was a product of a bottom up grassroots movement that demanded that he has some leadership where is brock obama quite in the opposite fashion has been selected by the most elite in the society and targeted as paul street he said in one of his books on the subject as a black man who was who was black but not civil rights black so obama is the product of the elite whereas dr king was a product of the grassroots movement and their politics as presently i was just saying again completely antithetical they could be they they cannot. there is no unity or comparison to be made other than to say what is the antithesis of the other right you have and i think we only i would add to that is really to your point is that when you listen to someone such as reverend sharpton talk about or try to compare his relationship with president obama to dr king's relationship to president kennedy and president johnson i would say that dr king's responsibility as with a philip randolph and franklin roosevelt and even frederick douglass and lincoln they were bringing. douglas randolph and king they were bringing th

was a product of a bottom up grassroots movement that demanded that he has some leadership where is brock obama quite in the opposite fashion has been selected by the most elite in the society and targeted as paul street he said in one of his books on the subject as a black man who was who was black but not civil rights black so obama is the product of the elite whereas dr king was a product of the grassroots movement and their politics as presently i was just saying again completely antithetical they could be they they cannot. there is no unity or comparison to be made other than to say what is the antithesis of the other you know anything we only i would add to that is really to your point is that when you listen to someone such as sharpton talk about or try to compare his relationship with president obama to dr king's relationship to president kennedy and president johnson i would say that dr king's responsibility as with a philip randolph and franklin roosevelt and even frederick douglass and lincoln they were bringing. douglas randolph and king they were bringing the message of the p

vibe that they would resume shortly off to but sydneysiders at least thirty of the divisive but mr brock in the eyes of a bit less so i would say. also today interestingly the out takes effect had made peace call it contradicting groups fighting in syria to band together and unite said of course it's not as are not invited their peace conference in syria but has there been any reaction from participants to the call for unity of mom that said a militant faction in syria the decision to close if we don't slide question because you know that the delegations of both the following scenes of the moment mr brophy we talking about what they can possibly get to go to moral in this the gold stars in geneva said part of this point i haven't heard response among the delegation to the proposal by lazard tell you that. hi thanks for that other persons reporting there from geneva iran is going out to the east coast of the united states and where there was more bad weather with lots of snow but that did put some people to bring up the skates. central park like it's never been seen before. on wednesday n

if brock obama and hillary clinton would give us 111 would we findt out some things we would want to find out about obamacare and benghazi and the irs. >> that is what people say in front of the tv cameras. to find out about obamacare and benghazi and the irs. >> that is what people say in front of the tv cameras. the word behind-the-scenes? >> it is fascinating to me. watching cable tv and reading papers, it is fascinating how much caveat in there is. in private conversations, and this is the dirty little secret. i have not had a private conversation with any elected official since this became a big -- theywhich they can said to me how dare you. everyone of them says, it would not surprise me. he better hope he was not involved and if he was, he better hope it does not come up. >> still skepticism a leader just would not have known. collect the skepticism comes not from his performance. skepticism about the chronology. certain ailments of the chronology make people wonder, how could that be. this small group of relatively junior people take it upon themselves to do such a thing with

considering all of the vested interests we look at the military industrial complex i don't know how much brock obama is running his foreign policy and if he is it's a disaster for the united states and i don't see a whole lot different than george w. bush but apparently he's a different party and have a different point of view so my question is how hard is it to be a successful president these days what personality is is huge for the presidency i want to say that first me look at the way that obama gets elected he loses to mitt romney an poll exit. well fifty three forty five on who can handle the economy and that was the most important issue in the election but he won the most important question in american politics which is who do you like more who would you rather get a beer with fifty six to twenty seven there are three main strengths right now for an american president the first one is i think the structural system of presidential ism lin's who is a famous political scientist at yale passed away almost right on the eve of the government shutdown he said that presidential ism won't work an

senate but i don't think enough to get control of the senate it is not going to be a good year for brock obama and the democrats in my judgment you easy to few months back that president obama's opponents politically want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dogs politically why is that still true even more today it was when as they did do you think it's part racist. i do a point only because i know there are people jump over there but it was great it is so venomous well here's a little bit i do want to make clear not everybody who disagrees with obama not nearly everybody not everybody in the republican party but your question was is some of it is yes i think it's impossible to have the first president of color in the white house and not recognize that that some of the dislike for him in his policies or is rooted in racism no question about it but not by no means all of it and let's acknowledge that president obama has made his own mistakes he hasn't operated a perfect presidency. so it gets complicated but the answer your question is some of the races of course as an america

a lot of people are dying to know what's the audience response is to present a brock obama speech he gave his last friday. we have a response yet from end to the store to use as a kind of the frame of the chute pres obama had been given had given this speech so early especially since some new voices have been waiting on this date namely the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. i would target released a report today basically saying that the nsa is a ball phone records collection program is both illegal and mostly useless in preventing terrorism. but in that context edwards to do was ask do you think it's a shame that obama gave his nsa speech before his privacy and civil liberties oversight board reported of that report um in which the student responded he wanted to focus in on the ball records program is that it's time to attend ball collection. worse the euphemism for mass surveillance. there is simply no justification for continuing on cost to tell policy with a zero percent success rate. in light of another independent confirmation of this fact i think americans should lo

i spoke to peter brock, the creator of the design of the stingray. >> the split window design which wasde for one year. the truck of the year was the silverado last year. it is basically the corvette of this year. it is the most important unveiling and piece of news we are going to get at any auto show. >> the lightning of the f-150. >> and the chrysler 200 was unveiled today and it looked great. it looks like an alfa romeo. i lust after them and especially the 4c. it will be a while until it comes out. not until 2015. i was telling you before we came on -- it is not the new cars that have me most excited, it is the cars i fell in love with in the past that have new features. >> the shaker? isn't there a shaker on the challenger? >> the shaker on the hood of the dodge challenger. you can get the same ones from an old mustang. >> will you be putting red flames on the back of the car? >> exactly. i will bring that back for me and you get the crosstrek. >> i have a new title for you -- auto nerd. >> enthusiast would be better. >> that was our auto enthusiasts/nerds/gurus. bitcoin -- accord

cities of ramadi and fallujah after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency brock three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official death counts now you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battleground during the height of the u.s. occupation so what is the fall of the city signify for not only the progress of iraq but the region as a whole joining me now to discuss is eugene career nater for the answer coalition thank you so much for coming on metal thank you so much for having me so you jeanne what the main factors that are contributing to your failed state of iraq today well i think the key factor that we have to mention is that the occupation of iraq by the united states fundamentally destabilize the country the united states just completely disassembled the iraqi state as it existed and not only didn't really put anything in place but actually set up a structure which made it sort of bit official for forces

now, we don't see what chuck schumer and brock go after the guys. they talk about them. they harvest big campaign contributions. it has to do with sacred cows that neither party to pay. >> one of the big discussions now is whether there should be an increase to the minimum wage. the president called for an increase and tying it to inflation. iowa senator put forward a bill raising that. it's the smart substantive position, the smart economic and humanitarian position, and the smart political position. i don't think there's much doubt among the dememememocrats focusn income and equality, but what about the minimum wage and the fact that it'sell below in inflation-adjusted dollars. well blow. >> you asked a lot of questions at the same time. one thing, when anybody on the right or the left uses the word smart five times to make an argument, they make an abdominoanal art, asserting that it's good for you and you should do it. the real problem is why are workers making little. why won't the market provide them with money. >> the answer has something to do with immigration po

we are talking about big brocks there. temperatures are coming down so the temperature you have will be the highest temperature that you will have for the next 24 hours. here in new york, at a 25, portland is already at minus 5 degrees when you factor in the very gusty winds i showed you, boston now feels like minus 18. hire in new york we are at 11, new york we will be waking up at four-degrees with the wind with chill at about minus 5. stay safe. >>> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm tony harris with a look at tonight's top stories. millions in the northeast are preparing for a brutal winter storm as kevin just mentioned. more than a foot of snow in the for cast for some areas. then there are the temperatures. dropping to single digits, or even colder in some areas. new york city officials are trying to make sure all of the city's homeless have shelter. >>> secretary of state john kerry arrived in the middle east again today trying to broker a deal between israel