is actually these three big names gas from burbank so therefore people hear about these companies that are most advertised in a way so therefore they want to. basically well i hope it was a case of they didn't know what it meant to move on now with this opinion poll do you way think that in reality it reflects the state of the labor market at the moment do you think people are running for shelter or is a case of running away from chaos well i actually don't think about much reflects the state of labor markets but it's short because what we are seeing right now we have to remember this is an opinion poll of course so it's based on people on the street not unemployed people looking for for another job right now we are seeing the unemployment rate standing at a healthy value of five point three percent this is twice as less as the unemployment in the point rate in the euro zone for example more than eleven percent there and actually if you look at the headhunting websites like like you're super job all you they have different data they say mostly people are looking for jobs are young peop

outside the luther burbank home and gardens in santa rosa it wasn't the roses causing problems it wastree leaves coupled with rain booted out by rachel. >> today i use my foot because i've just come in and locked the gate and it just happened to be the first thing i did. >> reporter: down the block at the busy brown house childcare. >> raincoat. >> put a jacket on when it rains and you have -- >> reporter: the children know what to wear when it is raining. they will not need it today. >> we have a great playground today it is an indoor event. we'll have a little indoor christmas party with the kids. >> reporter: one of the grandpas drove from healdsburg through so of the fiercest rain he's seen. >> i'm not a usually 45 to 50 mile an hour driver this morning it was that way >> reporter: in petaluma to big topics, rain is one. >> i love the rain. >> reporter: why? >> because, cleans the air. >> reporter: other big topic the end of the world some predicted it for today based on the mayan calendar. apparently, the end of the world got rained out. >> i watch channel 7, i know that the rain

santa clara, burbank, you can see light moisture in the air.rols and snow also letting up a bit. temperatures into 50s. 46 degrees in fairfield. rainfall has varied quite a bit. periods of rain tonight. heavy with isolated thunder possibilities. so this is a front stalling out over the bay area. six inches of rain in sonoma county. the behind thei.y have waves of cold, unstable air coming through that will result in more rain. computer animation will show you when you'll see that. so just scattered showers, tonight. and you can see more steady rain developing overnight tonight. 3:00 a.m. may see thunderstorms developing. heavy rain certainly between 3:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. starting to shift with this cold front. then, we'll see scattered showers for afternoon. could see rain snow fix just north around lake county area. by saturday evening, rainfall gets high in spots. sunday morning, light rain at 3:00 a.m. picking up a little bit. we'll see moderate to briefly heavy for sunday. and then, by evening it's all done. windows of opportunity, sunday fer

outside th luther burbank home and gardens in santa rosa it wasn't the roses causing problems it wastree leaves coupled with rain booted out by rachel. >> today i use my foot because i've just come in and locked the gate and it just happened to be the first thing i did. >> reporter: down the block at the busy brown house childcare. >> raincoat. >> put a jacket on when it rains and you have -- >> reporter: the children know what to wear when it is raining. they will not need it today. >> we have a great playground today it is an indoor event. we'll have a little indoor christmas party with the kids. >> reporter: one of the grandpas drove from healdsburg through so of the fiercest rain he's seen. >> i'm not a usually 45 to 50 mile an hour driver this morning it was that way >> reporter: in petaluma to big topics, rain is one. >> i love the rain. >> reporter: why? >> because, cleans the air. >> reporter: other big topic the end of the world some predicted it for today based on the mayan calendar. apparently, the end of the world got rained out. >> i watch channel 7, i know that the rain

twenty share proxy diver has a strong financial background the mit graduate almost burbank chief economist is expected to bring her analytical skills to help russia and the g twenty to achieve their goals. welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us and first of all where well look let's start from the summit itself the upcoming summit and many see the g. twenty as a platform for accompanying the world economic crisis and it's been four years since the first g. twenty meeting took place do you think the g twenty has really proved to be a powerful economic instrument for coming in the world. first of all thank you very much for inviting me here regular to everybody. i would say very good point to go is twofold first of all of first of them is really. when we see intensification of the crisis to come up with joint efforts aimed at changing the. going back to more stable economy and the poverty and poor point was of course in the fall of two eight and then twenty year you know in several saves first to wall joined by the intervention when all twenty countries grieve. as they wil

you call it during the long jan your holidays are flat and mixed and of the day as you can see is burbank and lukoil some of the biggest losers losing more than one percent on the my sex or i that's it from the business team for now we wish you of course very merry christmas so you can find more fresh stories and interviews that are to dot com for slash business and a few minutes what charities exclusive interview with russia's foreign minister. looters that takes your breath away few tourists travel to these paul it's no prepackaged comfort but the joy of the wild is guaranteed if gagne's a zoology professor he works in the u.s. and travels to these remote areas in russia every summer as he says he confines untouched landscapes like this anywhere else in the world we're going off the list below sea line. if i go wrong the wrong and surprisingly you'll go straight to the water and so we did our plan to get closer to the sea lion and shake its flipper failed before. one animal whose par you definitely wouldn't want to shake here is the brown bear you can literally spot a grizzly here by ev

and the my six indices as burbank the outstanding gain adds up more than five percent on news that signed a deal with turkey ex and bank for a billion dollars to finance trade between the two countries over the next previous . now the u.k. capital tracked a lot of investment but not just in property but also those interested in russian shares trading volumes for the first six most liquid russian stocks has a fall on the moscow bourse to forty percent as opposed to sixty percent on the london stock exchange and experts say such dynamics is seen with the most blue chips except for the t b where is the other way around now november trading changes have become the biggest in the last eight years and experts say it's not that bad as the days involves only companies with power stay. with us all we have for you this hour. the world the. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. you see a story. you think you understand it and then. you hear see. and realize everything is. welcome to the big picture. mission free accreditation and free storage free. ra

the alameda and benson street, we are seeing moderate rainfall around burbank. in the santa cruz mountains you can see the yellows indicating moderate 20* heavy rainfall. we are see smfg this in the form of mixed precipitation indicated by the pink there. so don't be surprised if you do see some snow over the highest peaks above 3,000 feet. overnight heading into tomorrow morning here is your wake up weather. scattered showers and snow level 3,000 feet. it is going to be on the cold side, but not as cold as this morning. mid30s to mid40s and then upper 30s and upper 40s. dan? >> thanks so much. >>> before we go, a reminder about abc7's gift to you this holiday season. you can download our alarm clock app for your iphone, android phone or tablet and the kindle fire. it is available for those devices and the ipad. check them out when you can. that's all for the moment. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time, for sandhya, colin, carolyn and larry and all of us here, have >>> tonight on "nightline," extreme mileage hoarders. they're not rich

markets will close after friday to reopen only on the eighth of january on the biggest movers today burbank up around half a percent and m.t.s. mobile phone provider is down one point two percent all right that's it from the business scene for now i'm back in two hours time the news continues on r.t. after a short break to stay with us. ok to retreat thank you now there are more stories ahead including france rejects calls for help from the water central african republic polls closing in on the country's capital paris says it only cares about its own interests and not its former colonies leaving you live analysis. and so for me take a look back on the stories that shaped the past year today our journalists to recall julian assange his dramatic show almost exclusively on r.t. that's after the break. a mission free critic ation free in-store charge is free to make me free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free video dog r.t. dot com. wealthy british style. sometimes lightly. if markets. can. find out what's really happening to the global econ

my six gaining more than one percent to burbank is the outstanding gain of more than five percent on news it's a signed a deal with turkey ex-im bank for one billion dollars over three years the finance trade this week. trading volumes for the six most liquid russian stock has fallen on the moscow bourse to forty percent as opposed to sixty percent on the london stock exchange experts say such a dynamic is seen with most of blue chips except for v.t. be in russia where it's the other way round november trading changes have become the biggest in the last eight years experts say it's not that bad as the data involves only companies with parallel listing we apologize for that map which had nothing to do with this story but after a short break r.t. talks to elise salter british filmmaker and director of a film about the city of london and the corporation that runs it. if you're passing through rushes to very region you really can walk on the wild side thousands of kilometers of unspoiled countryside make up an area where it's still possible to live off the learned and enterprising locals

nine hundred three out of ten would work for that company and the biggest biggest bank in russia's burbank finishes the top three with twenty five percent of russians eager to get on the lender's payroll but these indeed are the three top gave us a big state corporations so why are russians so eager to work for state run corporations wants a new ring well the key word here would be stability katie because these giant companies they project an image that they are coal loss or they can weather any storm they have all the necessary ties within the government of the business will just keep on going for the next decade or so and so people basically expect that this would provide the biggest opportunities for them the highest salaries and of course safety for their jobs whereas a working for a private company i mean it does not project such an image does not provide such a stability but also this is a symbol according to ben our is the editor in chief of business new europe magazine this is a symbol that the russian labor market is undergoing a transition period let's listen to what he said. in

boost of under two percent at the close of wednesday session among blue chips luke burbank saw gains better than the markets but even more so let's let's move over actually doing business russian style is notorious abroad as conducted by honest intelligence units proved to foreign companies are concerned of russia's expansion but surprisingly enough the biggest problem of foreign investors in russia it's not corruption it's not red tape as you might expect but it's the language barrier telefonica examined the reports. russian business is not as scary as it seems the main message from this survey they asked two hundred top managers and company have all over the world whether they want to do business with russians what attracts them how does what puts them off the interesting fact is that seventy percent of those who have already worked with russians said they would continue to do so of those who have never worked with russians only forty percent said they would be happy to the head of roussel building there. who owns assets in australia and china says business becomes easier when you

the alameda and benson street, we are seeing moderate rainfall around burbank.santa cruz mountains you can see the yellows ee smfging moderate 20* heavy we are see smfg this in the mixn indicated by the pink there. so don't be surprised if you do see some snow over the highest peaks above 3,000 feet. overnight heading into tomorrow morning here is your wake up weather. scattered showers and snow level 3,000 feet. it is going to be onside, but nt side, but not as cold as this morning. mid30s to mid40s and then upper 30s and upper 40s. dan? >> thanks so much. >>> before we go, a reminder about abc7's gift to you this holiday season. you can download our alarm clock app for your iphone, android phone or tablet and the kindle fire. it is available for those devices and the ipad. check them out when you can. that's all for the moment. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time, for sandhya, colin, carolyn and larry and all of us here, have four years ago ali vincent weighed 234 pounds and was unhappy with the life she was living. it wasn't the li

but if her cozy burbank dressing room, she's embracing a new role, artist. >> i can't think of a bettermen who have given everything to us. >> deidra's watercolor paintings are now holiday cards. >> 100% of the proceeds is being donated to wounded warriors, because they gave 100% to us, because they do, every single day. >> her connection to the military begins with her own family. her stepson sergeant monty buchanan is about to be deplo d deployed. "the hurt locker" guys, there's a bomb? i'll be taking care of that. >> her, he was blown up in an ied explosion in afghanistan, and was sent home. >> here's robert. >> reporter: last year when an episode of "days of our lives" featured returning wounded warriors, one of them was sergeant robert buchanan. >> do my 20-plus years. >> it's shellshock, post-traumatic stress. he was a surfer, california boy, and tipped, so would it be good to be out there and being -- he said, i can't go near the sand. say no more. >> reporter: the u.s. marine corps flag proudly flies yao side of sherman compton. >> you were injured in every single deployment. >>

. >> caller: i was raised, actually in burbank california. >> stephanie: well merry christmas from burbankttle since then. >> stephanie: for the perfect holiday gift, go to proflowers.com and type in stephanie. obviously like this story was so horrible in so many ways but david brings up a good point. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] yesterday, colorado man it is just an everyday occurrence now. colorado man had just been released from jail on domestic violence charges and killed three people including his ex-girlfriend who was on the phone with 911 when she was shot. can you imagine the person on the other end of the 911. then he shot and killed himself. victims includinged the ex-girlfriend's sister and her husband. she reported shots fired. they heard her cry no, no, no followed by a gunshot then a guy takes the phone and tells the dispatcher i just killed three people. dispatcher hears a single shot followed by violence. >> murder suicide, do the suicide part first please. >> take yourself out. do us all a favor. >> stephanie: nancy pelosi yesterday. >> how does it happen because a person

near burbank. no yellow just passing showers for gilroy. dry with extra caution on 101. nothing to relieve concern yourself with but it looks like it will continue with a drying pattern for the evening hours. here is a look of rainfall totals. really, just traces near oakland and less in livermore. and also it looks like it will be dry in the next couple of days but more wet weather. with your futurecast, coming up. >>catherine: the rain came and went pretty quickly -- but it left a real mess. more on that - ahead. but first, the 49ers clinch a playoff spot. it was an exciting game against the patriots. kron4 sports producer jason appelbaum is here to tell us about it - after the break. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. get breyer's ice cream for $2.88 and dessert will surely shine. make it a grand finale with starbucks just $6.99. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier

stephanie: my main health care concern today is you were supposed to be in studio with us hear in burbankill with all of your mucus. >> stephanie: thank you, honey. [ applause ] >> stephanie: [ inaudible ] good morning -- >> caller: hi steph, jim, and chris. >> stephanie: hi we're in the "stephanie miller show" traffic center good morning. >> caller: you are having too much fun -- >> stephanie: anyone in l.a. radio knows who we are talking about. all right. go ahead. >> caller: you missed on right-wing world on sean hannity and on the it rolls into rachel madow about the potus going on vacation while the country is in the middle of the fiscal cliff -- he is saying it was huberous -- >> stephanie: because no president in the history of the republicans has ever gone on vacation. >> oh no. he has just come through a campaign and i haven't heard of him taking the 15 vacations that w took and everything -- it's just unbelievable that he could actually bring that out -- >> stephanie: that was different. >> caller: it's like there is nothing he can do. the ball is in the republican's court now.

flappers here in burbank on sunday. >> this coming sunday. then of course the sexy liberal in d.c.