fist bump even el be bump is a better way to go. dr.esser abc news new york. >> shoe pulled into sports. thanks. she safe here. safe broadcast. update the weather forecast. sand why is on the other side of the room can't even fist bump. >> elbow bump from far await a minute i just use a napkin with every door that i push. try not to get sick. let's check out live doppler 7hd skies clear traveling around the state. monterey to hit a record tomorrow 77 degrees. item going to be another warm one even did you know south not the only ones with the warmth. why los angeles. had a record high of 83 today by the way. 53 tahoe. 74 check 0. sunshineing north to south and in the bay area as well. any number with an asterisk is an indication likely will hit a record. 69 san francisco. 70 in oakland. get up to 75 degrees from mid january in santa rosa 70 palo alto, 71 san jose. 76 in santa cruz. really hard to believe we are going to see temperatures like this but check out what the niners will be facing in seattle as they take on the seahawks. chanc

a fist-bump? or a high-five?unteers at the university of maryland to help us find out. for our experiment, i'm patient zero. my hands covered with thousands of e. coli bacteria, which will transfer pretty much like the dangerous kind of germs that get you sick. these e. coli aren't harmful. when we began, all of their hands were completely germ-free. i shook hands with all of the volunteers in group one. then, they pressed their hands into special plates that were incubated overnight. and here's how i passed on to the first volunteer in line. she has almost as many as me. so, let's watch what happens as she shakes hands with the next volunteer and so on and so forth. look at this. it takes four handshakes for the bacteria transfer to significantly decrease. even the last person in line got enough bacteria from my hands to get sick. let's compare that to a fist-bump. again, i'm on the left. the plate on the right, the first fist-bump. drastically fewer germs than i passed on in the handshake. fist-bumps minimizes

. >> there is a big concern of bumping into something like this. they don't want to bump into them. they don't want to get involved. >> reporter: that concern is shared by hikers and those living in nearby communities. >> the potential is there that i could be attacked. >> on your own land. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: dawn blake is a member of the hoopa tribe. the tribal land and the forest have become overrun by illegal pot growers. >> they're armed. you know, i don't know what their frame of mind is. i know that they have a resource to protect and they have a job. >> it has an impact by folks not being able to do what we're

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these bumps are real people. real people whose lives have been seriously affected. will the bumps be ironed out, sure. we instituted our plan in massachusetts piece by piece. we rolled it out group by group so we didn't that have mess that was created in washington and the entire country. they could have learned by that experience. there's a second problem that the white house doesn't want to talk about and we should talk about day in and day out because it affects the american people and that's the promise you could keep your insurance if you wanted it and keep your doctor if you want your doctor. people are learning those things are not true. and that's not going to go away. the penalty of obamacare is going to continue. not just in the implementation but once it's implemented the american people will see premium mums go up. many will lose their insurance policies they want to keep and many will lose their doctors as well. this is an extraordinary breach. >> what do republicans have to do because i was talking to the former house majority leader who said we should

they are applying new techniques, solar panels and a bump of -- bunch of cool innovations. take a look. here on the hillside pickers are harvesting grapes the same way it's been done for thousands of years - by hand. but at this vineyard 21st century technology has a hand in almost every step of the process - from vine to wine. >> i'm an innovator when it comes to making the best wine possible - whatever it takes. >> doug is the president of schaeffer vineyards and has been working here since 1973 when his father bout the estate. >> grape growing and wine making in the val eye changed tremendously in the -- valley changed tremendously in the last 40 years, technology, computerisation, able to get more, better information to make better decisions with. >> for the last 29 years his partner in making the decision is elias fernandez, the wine maker, and he gave me a tour of the high tech tools fine tuning his craft. >> this is the weather station, hillside. >> this weather station is one of two wireless systems gathering detailed data in the field and transmitting it via a comp

. >>> on tonight's "feed frenzy" the bump the golden globes can offer oscar contenders, and baby bumps globes for clues about who's getting the biggest oscar buzz. from cate blanchett to matthew mcconaughey. >> all right, all right, all right. >> things are looking up after last night's win. but a golden globe nod doesn't always bring an oscar statuette. certain golden globe favorites have yet to win a single one. could this year finally be it for perennial oscar nominees leonardo dicaprio and amy adams? >> oh, you guys, thank you so much. >> reporter: other guests got their golden glow a different way. the ceremony was bumping, with beautiful moms-to-be, proving that even maternity wear can rock the red carpet in signature style. from flower girl drew barrymore to daring olivia wilde to classy kerry washington. the fashion front-runners were in fine form while staying true to form. and of course it wouldn't be an awards ceremony if it didn't spawn its own set of parodies. this year's target -- it girl jennifer lawrence. >> i don't know why it's so terrifying. it's obviously a good thi

. >> there was a big concern of bumping into something like this.y don't want to bump into them and they don't want to get involved. >> that children is shared by hikers and those living in nearby communities. >> on your own land. >> don blake is a member of the indian tribe outside of eureka. they have been overrun by pot growers. the mother of four is a frayed to go into the forest alone. >> they are armed. i don't know what their state of mind is. they are supposed to protect and they have a job. >> folks are not able to do what we are accustomed to do. >> ryan jack is a councilman and said fear is also keeping members inside and unable to do many practices like burial rights and meetings, something that has been passed down through generations. >> why are those areas so appealing to growers? >> they have cover from not being seen from roads or other houses. that's a huge appeal. >> because of the density that public land offers in california. at the same time areas that so many cherish. >> this is huge. it doesn't affect the county or the state.

not even a baby bump. she surfed throughout her entire pregnancy. but how? [[dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. a. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. with the winter olympics fast approa approaching, there is a substantial potential for a terrorist attack at the sochi games. so how did a russian beach side resort become the site for the games in the first place? tonight a whistleblower with a price on his head makes startling allegation about shady deals to abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross in our exclusive "olympic gold olympic greed." >> reporter: this year's winter olympics could have been held in the austrian alps with its storied villages. >> or in this popular ski resort, a snowboarder's paradise. instead, the international olympic committee chose a subtropical russian city on the black sea, famed for its summer beaches, but one of the few places in russia that rarely gets snow. and that's the least of this city's prob

in fiscal year 17 you see a major bump that's attributed to a few major projects under construction now eligible for the fee deferral program. it gives you a sense too of when we'll be starting the infrastructure on the construction projects. and again, there is some impact fee revenues that goes to transportation or open space was set to community plan areas. this is a summary of all the plan areas and transportation the light pink block is most of the funding goez -- goes towards that and that's funding space and child care and library facilities and materials. so, the really kind of interesting part of our work is thinking about which projects can we move forward given the revenues we have. this is just a good sum mary of the criteria adopted of around of each plan area with open space projects. as you can see a lot of this is a process with the cac's input. having to talk at length about any other projects that are recommended by the ipic this year. it details each project. there is an appendix which describes what is meant by each line item in case you have some questions. i though

in the road and one of the bumps perhaps just a small bump before this is started because by now inig building behind me in geneva the u.n. headquarters there was supposed to be the opening session. now, they were not going to actually speak together in the same room but they were going to sit together in the same room for an opening speech and after they they are going into separate rooms, the syrian government in one one, opposition in the other and mr. brahimi would shuttle and try to get progress on the key issues. that is not taking place. we have learned that is not going to take place. what is happening now is the syrian government is going to meet and then in the afternoon the opposition will meet with mr. brahimi. what has gone wrong? we have the view of the syrian government on what has gone wrong. moments ago i spoke to the syrian deputy foreign minister mcdod. >> we had a good reason with mr. brahimi and i don't like to reveal what happens in these meetings, we agreed today morning at 11:00 we shall meet here and he will chair the meeting, the syrian government on one si

. >> the transition though was not about its bumps. >> the biggest bump was learning how to drive. i don't know that i didn't know how to drive, but as soon as i got behind the wheel, i realized i don't know how to drive. but if you are the bright mind that this institution cultivates -- >> michael true to form has conquered that by now. now traveling the country, spreading the word about what he sees as the biggest evil in our country -- >> mas incarceration. everybody here knows somebody who's been incarcerated. >> and how societies and prisoners can overcome it. >> i believe anybody can become more than the bad doifgs their past. >> stand up! be heerd! >> rising above adversity is what one middle school is about. giving students a leg up with a free education. the school was founded last decade. and bianca rojo was one of its first graduates to get a college degree from san francisco state. the school prides itself on helping students all the way through their education, either financially or emotional bianca needing both, since both her parents were deported to mexico eight yea

rocking her baby bump. i love it.hink that's going to be the new trend next year, baby bump. >> tonight we're going to see amazing performances. mc mc macklemore and ryan lewis right next to us. >> if you're going to be here, be seen. put on a show. i'm here. i might charge the stage. i don't know. there's a chance i might charge the stage without my shirt on? >> best country solo performer? >> i don't know. i don't know yet. i don't know what i'm going to do. i'm going to be somewhere i'm not supposed to be at the time i'm not supposed to be there. i woke up like this. >> i like that, kevin hart. he checks on his lady. he's right back there. once again we are on the grammy red carpet live. it's in full swing. mc mc macklemore, ryan lewis right next to us. they're going to be performing "same love." 34 couples will be getting married during this performance. queen latifah officiating. madonna, who by the way we just saw come through on the red carpet with her son, her adopted son. she had on a hat. she was walking wit

yahoo's corporate come back may have hit a bump in the road, and how one of the nation's top schools is helping new york become a technology hub. keep it right here. >> two executives are out the door, the most high profile shake up. on wednesday meyer fired her top lieutenant, a long time google exec that she recruited. google has been long end of ad sales. some are questioning how strong yahoo's turn around really is. one of the first journalists to look at a less than glowing marisa myer. everyone is taken by her and the idea that someone would take over yahoo and do something interesting with it. but we've been obsessed with marisa myer, her youth and being a young mother and working from home, are there cracks in the leadership of yahoo. >> there are cracks in this apparent turn around if that it has not happened yet. end of story. yahoo's advertising revenues are declining but the company has missed it's own forecast time and time again. meaning yahoo isn't even delivering what she and her management team have promised the street. that's not a turn around. the stock has just ro

see a sales bump in february and march. still, as investors who initially drove prices so high start to slow down, regular buyers will need to pick up the slack. and the demand is there but red hot prices are already putting a chill on people's pocket books. >> still ahead, why the cold outside has been very, very good for shareholders of the sportswear maker under armour. >>> the search for microsoft's ceo may be coming to an end and that the job will go to inmicrosoft insider replacing steve ballmer. they are discussing the possibility of replacing bill gates as chairman. >> and switching back to more earnings news, the biggest day of the quarter with more than 10% of the s&p reporting. and the results were pretty good. here's a look at some of the other big name fared. >> some like it cold. no complaints about the winter chill from under armour. it's cold weather gear pushed up fourth quarter revenue by 35%. that warmed investors to the stock and kevin plank's stake in the company is now worth more than $2 billion. >> wh

i wouldn't think that his leg muscles would be able to hold up all that bumping around on the water.e's got to hang on, you know, with his arms, too, because they're going over bumps there on the water and you see him leaning back and stuff and he's still hanging on. >> more on this 11-month-old skiing phenom, we have rider's mother, tamara, via skype "right this minute" from australia. >> hi. >> this is so incredibly impressive, we were all wondering does rider ever fall? is he nervous? does he show any nerves? >> now he's 19 months old, he has more understanding of what he's doing so, you know, if he doesn't feel like doing it, then we don't do it. when rider needs to ski on the board by himself, he likes to have his dad right there, too. we wouldn't do things if we didn't think it was safe. we do take all safety precautions. >> does he get excited when he sees the water and the boat? >> definitely, definitely. even when he sees his skis, he knows what it is and he loves getting on. loves the water. he's definitely a water baby. he likes being taken to the water park and the beach

after they hit that speed bump they're, like, oh, no, we're not slowing down. we are speeding up. the guys in the vehicle start cracking up. this kid starts screaming. >> ahh! >> and his legs are wobbling all over the place. >> i think he's trying to slow himself down. >> yeah. >> i think he's trying to put the brakes on. >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, no. >> they drag him through a big old puddle of ice, slush, and messiness and finally they slow down. let him off the sled. >> i like it. i love it. i think it's too much fun for the guys in the car. >> it's not fun at all for him! >> yeah, not for him. >> this guy on his snowmobile is out for a fun day snowmobiling on the icy roads. this one will go to the right or to the left. decides to go to the right. that was a big oops. >> oh! >> whoo! >> close call! he almost hit that deer that came run across the road. ♪ >>> at first glance you might think this prank's not going to go over so well, put on by the viral brothers. they are trying to do the train horn prank. the guys drive around in the regular automobile and rig it up with a train ho

your engines the big three american auto makers hope to let the good times roll, but be ware of speed bumpshead. plus the changing face of the american auto industry through the eyes of a family that has worked session generations at gm motors. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money" life from the detroit auto show, you are the most important part of our program so joins on twitter and facebook. well, welcome to the north american international auto show. this is the year's biggest and most important showcase for american car makers. the u.s. auto industry has 15.6 million reasons to celebrate. that's how many vehicles auto makers sold in the united states in 2013, and that was the stropgest year of sales since 2007. a big improvement for an industry that recently suffered through bankruptcies and bailouts. today, though, was about buzz, and a lot of that was about ford's f-150 pickup truck unveiled today. the aluminum frame lightens the truck by 700 pounds and that boosts fuel efficiency. you'll hear my view with ford ceo in a moment. meanwhile, mary barra won

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. >> there is a big concern of bumping into something like this. they don't want to bump into them.orter: that concern is shared by hikers and those living in nearby communities. >> the potential is there that i could be attacked. >> on your own land. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: dawn blake is a member of the hoopa tribe. the tribal land and the forest have become overrun by illegal pot growers. >> they're armed. you know, i don't know what their frame of mind is. i know that they have a resource to protect and they have a job. >> it has an impact by folks not being able to do what we're accustomed to doing for thousands of years. >> reporter: ryan jackson is a councilman for dawn's tribe. he said fear is also keeping tribe members inside. and unable to do many sacred practices, like burial rights and basket weaving, something that's been passed down through generations. why are those areas so appealing to growers now? >> they're not traversed very often, so they have a little bit of cover from not being seen. certainly from roads or other houses. so that's a huge appeal. >> reporter: ap

a bump in the road for some major earnings on wall street.citigroup earnings missed the mark, falling short of expectations.the stock dropped 4% in trading yesterday as the bank told investors that income was up, while its trading revenues were down.goldman sachs also took a hit.profits slipped 21% due to falling revenue within its bond trading division. goldman slumped 2%. a name that bucked the "down" trend yesterday...american express. profits nearly doubled at the credit card company due to brisk holiday shopping. revenues also rose, 5%. now onto that best buy shocker.the stock will be in focus today aftetumbling $10 yesterday when the retailer disclosed a sharp drop in holiday sales despite offering consumers deep discounts.the electronics seller notes intense competition from rivals. gilead sciences stock is heading to new highs on hopes for its treatment for hepatitis c ---shares closed near its record high at $77.optimisim was sparked by comments from analysts and from a medical director from johns hopkins...who says"standard treatments for the disease are going to improve dra

his bump in popularity went all the way up to 26%. every poll has a margin of error above 2%. so he may have held steady rather than gone up. >> he's not a popular figure. sarkozy wasn't a popular figure. he divorced his wife in the middle of his presidency. >> still, 77% of the folks polled in france say they just don't care, it's his private life. so if you have a scandal in your private life, it's protected. >> do you see that happening in the united states? >> no. >> i think it depends on the state. he wasn't married. i think that's crucial. in the northeast, we've had politicians like rudy giuliani, who until things got really sorted, skated through their broken marriages. >> it does say a little bit about -- who am i to talk about somebody's character, but for years he was married to the socialist party candidate, dumped her, went off to valerie. he's actually had the reputation of being very much controlled. and a little bit sort of, you know, by all these women. >> i think we'll get there. 50% of marriages end in divorce. people have affairs. having affair, not anymore

that's why residents want speed bumps, speed meters and more patrols immediately. in antioch. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> an antioch man is recovering from a pit bull attack that injured him, his wife and their two dogs. john suffered a severe hand wound. his dogs have deep puncture wounds and muscle tears. he said the attack happened when he and his wife were walking their dogs last week. according to police, three pit bulls jumped a neighbor's fence. >> they immediately charged, circled, got in position and started drawing blood. just started attacking. >> wadsworth used a pocketknife to drive the dogs away. the pit bulls are now in quarantine. they aren't licensed with the city. wadsworth asked that they be euthanized. the attack happened just yards from a preschool. >>> san francisco police are defending the use of deadly force by an officer yesterday morning after they say he was charged by an aggressive pit bull mix. the dog, nicknamed psycho, had been in the pound twice not because he was vicious but because his owner had been arrested for trespassing. neighbors a

it was bumped to $10.74 on january 1st of this year. san jose trailed close behind with $10.15 an hour. the city of richmond is looking to bump its minimum pay to $11 an hour that could be on the november ballot. and california is on track to raise its minimum pay to $9 an hour this july. it's currently at 8. >>> nba player and stanford grad jason come lins will also join the first lady tonight. collins was the first male athlete in major american professional team sports to come out as openly gay. two boston marathon bombing survivors are also among the special guests. >>> cathy mcmorris rodgers the highest ranking female house republican will deliver the gop's response to president obama's remarks. and we invite you to stay right here for complete coverage of the state of the union address as well as the republican response. you can also live stream the event on kpix.com followed by kpix 5 news at 7:30. >>> the drought emergency has bay area counties and water districts looking into their options. marin county held its forum this morn

of the ongoing instability in the region and whether these can be quite classified really as just bumps on the road and now in terms of syria you confirm that the situation there is an ongoing major concern for national security and acknowledged the potential for radical radicalization of british citizens he also said that the military intervention the contemplation in the past was purely about chemical weapons and not about regime change and of course one of the security issues that he was expected to be asked about is that of the n.s.a. and edward snowden revelations now with david cameron stood by the work of the intelligence agencies and he even had a little message for the media and particularly a newspaper the guardian that is where he said he would encourage newspapers and list delhi and this to think before they act and he said basically that he's worried about the damage that the snowden revelations have on security and he said he thinks the u.k. is in danger of becoming less safe now recall the government had sent a couple of officials to the offices of the guardian newspaper

areawblower clearing the accidentally bumped into the iconic glass cube, shattering a 30 foot panel ofbody was hurt and the store remains open for business. after six years, mohammed resigned and will step down as the ceo and co-cio in march. he was widely viewed as the successor. he says he was shocked and discouraged and that pimco would cio's. more deputy cheryl is now a billionaire after shares of the world's largest social networking site is hit a record high. it makes her one of the youngest female billionaires in the world. speaking of billionaires, she and other sometimes like to at least travel by ayotte, so more people are building and buying and chartering them than ever before. i spoke with a broker about growing demand. >> for the majority of people who actually want to own or by the yacht, there is a leaning more towards spending money and being ok with conspicuous consumption. things have settled down. they feel more positive and say, let's go have some fun. >> when you talk about people ofing money, what groups people are able to trade up with bigger and price syria? ar

but you notice some bumps there and those bumps are golf tournaments. the other big driver in pesticide use in the city really is tournament golf. and this is kind of a separate issue on its own. i think what we've concluded in the ipm program is you really can't have tournament golf without having a lot of pesticide use. and, so, it's a community decision as to whether we want to have these deals with golf tournaments. i know there are a lot of benefits as well from the tournaments themselves, but i have to sort of treat that as a separate category of pesticide use. and to their credit, the rec/park golf team has been very, very committed to finding every way we possibly can to reduce pesticide use at harding park golf course. the -- i think that -- i also should explain we don't put public health pesticides in here because that

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suddenly chris christie's road to the white house has hit in speed bumps. think christie handled this as well as anybody else could. this is not about the derailing of christie. >> guys like this who could be running, look at this -- >> i don't think so. he handled it very, very well. he did a classy job of owning up to the fact that it was some people that were in his employ. he got rid of them. and he stood there and he took questions as long as the press could toss them them out there. and i think that was -- >> just a little while ago. going on and on. >> that's the point, it was, and it's exactly what he needed to do. if he would have left before the last question, someone would have said, yeah, he was trying to get out of there and dodge the questions. well, an hour and seven minutes, nobody could say he was dodging anything. he stood there. >> almost two hours when it was said and done. especially when they started asking what's your favorite recipe. this notion that he, at least, isn't such a sure something. we talked to him in prior shows, the gove

he says there will be some bumps along the way. "on the markets" again in 30 minutes.e are your top headlines. martha stewart living and macy's have resolved legal disputes. they are pleased to put the matter behind them and look forward to a partnership. sentiment does not affect macy's versus jcpenney. google expanding how it sells google glass, sending invitations to wearable technology to u.s. residents who use their music service. the service is a subscription that makes users -- makes music available across multiple devices, now including the $1500 glass. toronto mayor ron ford running for reelection. expected to be the first candidate to file papers today. registering him as a candidate in october's elections. this comes after a year when he was stripped of his powers after showing up drunk at public events and admitting to smoking crack cocaine. speaking of big headlines, and theg steve cohen trial surrounding sac capital for months. the government has shut down the has not been charged directly. joining me now is sheila: car -- shelia. you have been on this fo

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saw a bump in their stock. also, throw this back to larry for a second here, they also rely on internet sales. you mentioned fact that amazon doesn't do so well with customer service, direct customer service but people are buying on the internet and usually buy with american express because it is safe. american express offer best protection for card users than just about anybody. >> i think american express has got a very nice niche in the higher income level. they have wonderful service. the thing that's amazing about american express to me is that they have done so well and they charge a premium price. and fewer and fewer places now that you go are not accepting american express. so they have got a very, very good package for the consumer. this he have a good package for the merchant. they have a wonderful brand name and the idea good news is not news. when people are hiring it is not news. when they're laying them off it's news. so you have ups, they didn't make any announcements but hired 30,000 more people

chance to get it past a 10, but for workers rate here in our area, they may stim have a chance at a bump in pay. >> we might see though this this local area, because washington, d.c. has moved forward with raising the minimum wage, we might see that some of the surrounding counties or states will try the take that on. >> prince george's county and other counties are calling to bump up the minimum wage as well. back to you, jim and wendy. >> well, chris lawrence, you are new to us coming to us from from my old alma mater cnn, and we well come you and glad to have you here on the team. >> i thank you is much. i really appreciate that, wendy. >> we will see you back in the building a little bit. >> yep. >> and the old hex warehouse in east washington is getting a dramatic makeover and turning it into a major regional housing complex on new york avenue. built in 1987, it has been abandoned for years, but today, the d.c. officials were on hand to breakground on the project, and when it is completed that complex will feature 300 apartments and the retail including a grocery store and a gym. >>

she doesn't anticipate any delays and fewer road bumps. >> i am sure there will be some issues there always are. people change plans every year. these are private plans in a private market. there are millions of people who change every day we have done a lot with consumers and health to make sure the transaction goes as smooth as possible. >> 21 million people signed up. this while some of the first people to enroll under the law don't have insurance cards forcing drug stores to have enrollment form instead. >> elizabeth prann live for us in washington. thank you, lids bette. >> hours before the law waudz set to take effect sonia sotomayor forced religious organizations to provide birth control for employees. catholic affiliated groups asked justices to block the law until their arguments were heard. she is giving the government until friday to respond to her decision. >> barbara bush waking up at a houston hospital. she has been receiving treatment for pneumonia since monday. a statement from george h.w. bush says mrs. bush is in great spirits an getting fantastic care. she is 88 ye

and this year, i'm calling for more fist-bumps than handshakes.lly think it can cut down on spreading the germs. >> what about elbow-bumps? >> even better. hands are the way the flu gets transmitted. if we cut back on that, you may stay a little healthier. >> you and i could start a campaign to make the elbow-bump very cool. >> i don't know if you and i will make it cool. yeah. >> i think you're on to something. >> my kids do not give me much cool cred. >> the other places to be careful, you've done some great reporting on this. elevator buttons. doorknobs, a lot of places around the office. >> you can get it from surfaces. and so many people have to work, even if they're sick. they don't have that kind of sick leave. so, you have to be careful in your work setting, that's where a lot of germs are being spread. and kids go to school when they're sick, which is a horrible habit. those kinds of things we can all make some improvements and keep everybody healthy again. >> not too late to get your flu shot. rich, thank you very much. >> and we haven't

over the next several weeks. >> speed bumps you say.t night. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor saying that that mandate may not apply to all. can you explain that? >> yes. just before the ball dropped on times square, she dropped a ball of her own. dropped a mini bombshell, you might say, in that she basically issued a temporary stay blocking a mandate that is a part of obamacare that requires religious fall waited groups to provide contraceptive care for their employees. they said, wait a minute, we're going to take a timeout and allow the federal government to respond. and in the meantime, we can report that the white house has now responded to all of this. it says, quote, we defer to the department of justice on litigation matters but remain confident that our final rules strike the balance while preventing nonprofit religious organizations with objections to contraceptive coverage from having to contract, arrange or pay for such coverage. they put out guy lines for some of these groups that they could get around this mandate. bu

i saw you guys give each other a fist bump.tart with that and go from there. >> it is about the housing market and how it has been effective by quantitative easing. it makes people feel richer because their 401(k)s are bigger but -- or their houses are worth more. it is distorted right now. you have very low inventory. we have rental securitizations as well. there's more money in that business as well as the fact that you have rising home prices, partially because of those buyers. you have lower inventory, rising prices, and a housing market that is being influenced at the upper level of finance as opposed to a groundswell of people. me like doesn't feel to the same crazy fervor. i am not doing stories on people flipping houses. in 2007 we were getting sent out every weekend. >> those would-be flippers in christ out of the market themselves are institutional buyers who came in knowing they were overpaying for these homes. a lot of distortions going on. home prices are rising. true back in been the day but i don't think it is tr

the medicare primary bump and the many critical medicaid and public health extenders we are considering today and again thank you for yielding your time and for holding the hearing today. yield back. >> that concludes the opening statements. i would like to thank all of the witnesses. we have mr. glenn hackbarth, chairman of the medicare payment advisory commission. we have diane rowland chair medicare and chip payment access commission. we have dr. michael lu association of child health borough and health resources. and we have dr. naomi goldstein director of office of planning research and administration for children and family. your prepared testimony is made part of the record. you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. and that will be placed in the record. at this point, i will recognize the first speaker. >> thank you very much ranking member and vice president. i appreciate the opportunity to talk about med packs recommendation on these issues. there is a long list of medicare provisions under discussion here as noted. it is diverse list so i will not try to summari

define flights that are most likely to bump passengers.ine to have very few seats left are your targets. >> unlikely california city emerged on the list of the cities. fresno, 24th on dijal magazine. ranking of the best places people aged 35 and under can make a huge slash. that's because the it is smaller. and there is less comb pa six. top three cities on the list, portland oregon, austin, texas, two, you can't beat the bay, san francisco, takes the third slot. san jose ranked 20th. lee. >> while the other sparts parts of the country shafrp. san francisco the place to be. mild temperatures. we may encounter some of that tomorrow morning as well. numerous flight delays, sfo. the fog this morning. coachfully it will to push off the coast sooner. speaking cold. minus 4 in minneapolis. chicago. 24 degrees. blowing snow right now in saint louis. 32 degrees. factor in the wind. wind chill, minus 34. 12 in chicago. washington, d.c., 30. 13 in boston. here is a look at what you can expect tomorrow in terms of the contrast for the game there. a s