so consumer watch went comparison shopping with extreme couponner clare williams to help you find the best deals. on the menu a 10-pound turkey, yam, stuffing, pumpkin pie and of course all of the fixings to feed a family of six. overall, the grocery outlet in berkeley was the cheapest. the total bill? $39.88. and at lucky, we paid about 8 bucks more and 4 bucks more than that at safeway. >> i would say definitely today, on our sort of shopping spree, we found the grocery outlet came out ahead. >> reporter: that doesn't mean grocery outlet had the best deal on everything. when it comes to turkey the bargain market wasn't such a bargain at $10.80. our main dish was actually cheapest at lucky's. $6.88. but safeway came in a close second at $7. now for things like maple syrup and chicken stock we had to go with bargain brands to get good deals at lucky and safeway and grocery outlet beat both brand name and all. >> and it is great to spend less and get the brand, like wolf gang puck's maple syrup. >> reporter: and size does matter. grocery outlet had the best price but safeway had the bi

clare shipman campaigning michelle obama to jackie kennedy, that's the coverage on good morning america. >> that's mrs. obama the they adore mrs. obama. i haven't heard a lot of adoration when it comes to the man on the mountain, the anointed one as sean hannity calls him. i haven't heard that, jim. >> having a little bit of a down beat, but-- (laughter) >> first time he calls the name, he'll come back up j talk about for a minute, nancy pelosi. some people say that she essentially was doing what the president wanted in the 111th congress and her party, her membership took a shellacking because of it. and now, a lot of people, even in her own party are urging her to step aside. are the media giving that the right amount of coverage, do you think? >> i think this is a major fight in terms of the direction of the democratic party and the media are responding as one would expect them to. i mean, what standards are we holding her to other than her ability to continue to raise money for a lot of people? look, she is the emblem of the left wing democrat, if she maintains that seat, i think it

opening this and the gilroy armory mean 1,000 beds now available but there are 7000 homeless in santa clareounty. many l thought they could handle the cold outside but realized they couldn't. >> until now terri has been sleeping in a tent r tent. >> you can't what is your name? . we have 5 blanket and tent and tarp and can't warm-up. so i'm grateful here. >>reporter: a lot of people don't know about it. the sign went up tonight that the church letting everyone know the armory is open. bp a also notified. no. 22 bus is a popular line for the homeless because it runs 24 hours a day. tonight we found on one hom homeless person on board and she knew nothing about the open armories. >> outreach will continue over the next few days to let the homeless know all of their options and i'm told that san jose police will also make extra patrol through homeless camps to make sure no one is freezing. live in sunnyvale abc 7 news. >>> thank you lisa. >> terrible tragedy for south bay family this thanksgiving. pentagon is confirming their son 19-year-old marine was killed yesterday in afghanista afghanista

clare russia's first free elections were held of thousands years ago. our party goes to the area that used to be a place of exile since the seventeenth century. where businesses take advantage of the wild growing products. where rich economic life gives birth to the no idea come to the top screech watch a close up. every year on the day of. patrol boat visits the. vivid memories of how. he received an order urging him to get into his patrol boat and head to the. accident as quickly as possible. when i arrived. on the kind you see in a town is you look at it from a distance those lights from their lives. to arrive at the scene of the. side. so on i went over there. and started taking people on this. twenty minutes. continued. myself in the water i swam a short distance away from the ship suddenly i felt a weight pulling me down. i turned around and saw a girl and i said to her look here if you want to stay alive all you need to do is hold onto me. not so i will side by side with the ship's doctor but when i saw he was about to drown a doctor he told me h

however it was only exists like the matter of a mean girl who became the game's smallest that it will clare get it ten rebounds to his fourteen points and court to see of it i mean because it doesn't side had a one point lead and possession with less than five seconds remaining tera lidy was followed by it's a scar and made board shorts and the army man needed to sink a free point as the sand the match into overtime in them but a vote on sage drew a fall while shooting free and it was his chance to save the david says but he made only one short ensuring the victory went to win u.s. consul can well i feel very bad it's a hard one to swallow we uns me personally should have made free throws in the end we just gave the win away but a negative experience is still an experience so we just have to learn the lessons. a great win for only explore off the warts said that something more than luck was on their side i don't believe i believe in god's will and you know everything happens the way it's supposed to happen and so you know for a guy that i think is a basketball you know everybody. everybody

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clare welcome to the business program with me. russia has moved into folds place interacting nanotech invest it is adding to his record of the not i for which is underway here all correspondent down bushell who's at the event for us as the late . there's a real buzz about the place today it comes off to the head of microsoft's steve ballmer kicked off proceedings with a deal to join russia silicon valley called skolkovo the head of russia's nanotech corporation probably those high tech sector most high profile of the market not a technology anatoly choice of another nine venture funds which will invest in russian the no take the meeting rooms around the service event field at the moment with the investors many from the original silicon valley in california speaking to russian inventors for me to come up with the next big thing i do business have been telling us that they see formal potential employer growth rates because the sector is so far out tapped unlike the more mature economies like the united states i'm one of my own he kn

points however it was in one axis like the middle baby means who became the game smallest that it will clare get it ten rebounds to his fourteen points and court to see of it i mean because that design side had a one point lead in possession with less than five seconds remaining tara lidy was followed by. joel and the army man needed to sink it free pointers to send the match into overtime and then that a vote on sage drew a fall while shooting free and it was skis chance to save the david chase but he made only one short ensuring the victory went to win yes consul can well i feel very bad and it's a hard one to swallow we uns me personally should have made free throws in the end we just gave the win away but the negative experience is still an experience so we just have to learn the lessons. a great week for a week's walk to work said that's often more than luck was on their site i don't believe i believe in god. and you know everything happens the way it's supposed to happen and so you know i think it's basketball you know everybody everybody makes mistakes everybody makes great plays you

internationally norms that the new in the declaration of rights of children i believe that i could conclude to clare's that the mankind should provide the best for the children with the eula and indeed the convention on the rights of children to me says that they are rights of children to have priority over the rights of should let them go to her own nobody to jules and if the state will not motional probably bianca we have commissioner in the works with children under the president of the russian federation that he does a lot of who are less some are you kidding me and saw that there will be there were major violations over the safety rules and we did some facilities for children and they were even. some cases where children in your died because of that we should have means that you are best to prevent us from palin any that i am doing dishes edge mr ration that we can set a local authorities should do their best to prepare for the next summer season well known which in the problem also. commissioners for. you on the children only. fifty eight regions of our country have them if you do this i believe

host: clare mechanical of missouri disagrees with you, saying it would -- clare the castle of missouri disagrees with you, -- macaskill of missouri disagrees with you, saying it would -- guest: whether they do or do not end it, it is not a big deal, in my opinion. let's look at the real numbers. $4 trillion this year. we have another one $0.20 trillion next year. in the scheme of federal funding, it is not much. host: marietta, california. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? you are spinning them pretty good this morning. the last one he talked about, earmarks. of course, republicans. i am one of them. it is not this one% you just keep talking about, sir. by the way, this continuing resolution is going to be coming down the pipe from your famous, fabulous leader who is from california. i would love to have this lady from texas adopt it. that would be fine with me. we passed our budget, $19 billion. we just came out with $26 billion more in debt, but that is not the point. the bottom line with earmarks is, it is the grease that pushes the sled along. guest: i am not g

. >> rorter: jerry connolly clared victory election night. even though he had a razor thin lead. fimian has conceded, connolly can celebrate again. >> there were four competitive races in virginia, only one was left standing and you're looking at it. a doctor's visit revealed a blood clot in anrtery that's been treated. he insists it won't interfere with his work on capitol hill. >> my work is full function. there are no lasting problems. >> challenger keit fimian who lost to connolly by 12 points was defeated this time by fewer than,000 votes. entitled t a taxpayer recount, fimian concluded i would not have changed the outcome. he issued a statement today, but did not call connolly. >> this is my eighth election, sometimes opponents call, sometimes their spouses make them call, and sometimes they skip it. >> reporter: fimian did take one final jab at connolly. those who make proclamaons prematurely -- >> they're not going to have a beer summit any time soon. >> reporter: rosell believes this may have been the republicans' best shot. >> you can't replicate the extraordinary circu

the santa clare county board of supervisors passed a new law today tightening regulations on tobaccoroducts. heather reports. >> the santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to begin regulation and enforcement of tobacco sales. board president yager says the main goal is to prevent sales to mine or because state regulation don't do enough. >> first time really here in santa clara county there will be a real penalty to these stores that are selling tobacco products to minor. >> california association of retail tobacco says the new law is unnecessary in light of state regulations. >> we are very upset at the action of the board today. >>reporter: all but one part of the ordinance goes into effect in 60 days but the board gives itself 90 days to reconsider a ban on flavor tobacco like those used in cigar and pipe. >> why would you pass something that you know you are going to change? isn't that just a waste of people time. >>reporter: p.e. says a flavored tobacco ban would put him out of business without having any affect on preventing illegal sales. >> we are not a cor

. >> to say santa clare county declared state of emergency which was fine with me.i was ready to come into work. good to see it started. keep out of the cold. >> i'm grateful for the armory. i have been coming here 3 seasons now and they help with clothes and bus fair and everything. >>reporter: this also means there are now 375 emergency beds available at santa clara continue for the homeless in total there are 1,000 spots that is still not enough considering there are 7000 people whether are homeless. now this place her at the armory as well as other shelters added beds in the south bay are definitely not full. many tell me that it is simply because word about the extra space has not spread yet. live in sunnyvale, abc 7 news. >>> all right thank you lisa. >> youngest bay man was badly injured today at mount diablo state park. 20-year-old hiking with his brother on castle robing rock something they had been doing on thanksgiving for years when the trail gave way. antonio fell about 40 feet. contra costa county firefighters reached him after another hiker called 911

but, the tea party patriots, a national tea party group had an event the same day and says, the clareont gathering is an effort to push the tea party aside and co-opt the in coming congressmen and, we have an update from the patriots who put out a clarification saying they have quote nothing but admiration for the claremont institute and don't believe they are part of the the "inside the beltway" detecti beltway"" d.c. problems and, nancy pelosi is trying to iron out the battle on the minority whip position in the new congress, settling the matter, she said she'd like steny hoyer to be the minority whip and would create a new position for clyburn so he stays in the number three 3 and wrote in the letter, quote: i'll be honored to nominate our outstanding colleague, congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. to serve in the number 3 house democratics position. i will also ask the caucus to designate the position as assistant leader. meaning he would report to pelosi and not steny hoyer and he responded with his own letter, saying he understands many of his colleagues wanted to aprovide

host: clare mechanical of missouri disagrees with you, saying it would -- clare the castle of missouri disagrees with you, -- macaskill of missouri disagrees with you, saying it would -- guest: whether they do or do not end it, it is not a big deal, in my opinion. let's look at the real numbers. $4 trillion this year. we have another one $0.20 trillion next year. in the scheme of federal funding, it is not much. host: marietta, california. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? you are spinning them pretty good this morning. the last one he talked about, earmarks. of course, republicans. i am one of them. it is not this one% you just keep talking about, sir. by the way, this continuing resolution is going to be coming down the pipe from your famous, fabulous leader who is from california. i would love to have this lady from texas adopt it. that would be fine with me. we passed our budget, $19 billion. we just came out with $26 billion more in debt, but that is not the point. the bottom line with earmarks is, it is the grease that pushes the sled along. guest: i am not g

host: clare mechanical of missouri disagrees with you, saying it would -- clare the castle of missouri, saying it would -- guest: whether they do or do not end it, it is not a big deal, in my opinion. let's look at the real numbers. $4 trillion this year. we have another one $0.20 trillion next year. in the scheme of federal funding, it is not much. host: marietta, california. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? you are spinning them pretty good this morning. the last one he talked about, earmarks. of course, republicans. i am one of them. it is not this one% you just keep talking about, sir. by the way, this continuing resolution is going to be coming down the pipe from your famous, fabulous leader who is from california. i would love to have this lady from texas adopt it. that would be fine with me. we passed our budget, $19 billion. we just came out with $26 billion more in debt, but that is not the point. the bottom line with earmarks is, it is the grease that pushes the sled along. guest: i am not going to react to that. it is a distraction. the republicans had

but the water that rushed across the banks of the cumberland river could not dampen clare beach's spirithe lost her house, she lost her husband. you know, it was a day that we needed to get involved, and we did. >> hauling sheet rock, the firefighters rushed in. >> you know, it is firefighters. >> in this case, the family of a fallen brother left behind. there are a special group of friends that said while the flood and recovery is tough, it was not as difficult as what they had been already been threw. >> four years ago i had to tell a little girl her dad was dying. nothing has been harder than that. that was hard. the flood is stuff. >> now mixed in with the new stuff are old memories. vivid reminders that while this house and so much inside is brand new, there is still an undenyable history here, and unbreakable bonds. >> survivors clinging to the memory of a friend, father, and husband. >> i will always love him, and i will always miss him. >> a love so strong it pulled this family through the flood waters here. >> sarah palin and the -- they are part of the newest language lexicon.

you can think of both nelsons , nebraska and florida, clare macaskill in missouri, one of the most smashing victories was by roy blunt, who won by 19 percentage points. some of the things that did not hurt candidates, the connection to the bush administration did not hurt anybody. the most successful candidate in in country was roab portman ohio. there was nobody you had a stronger connection to the bush administration. he won by 20 percentage points as well. i am trying to give the other states -- virginia, where you have jim webb, and republicans have already started to talk to these democrats, and what is going to happen is there will be republican senators plus some democratic senators will give republicans operational control of the senate. you can think of spending issues, tax issues, many other issues, even health care issues, on which you will have 55 senators forming a majority, most of them republicans, and eight or nine been democrats. that is certainly something that i look to see, expected to see, and will not make kerry reid happy. >> already, there is a group of moderates in

you can think of both nelsons , nebraska and florida, clare macaskill in missouri, one of the most smashing victories was by roy blunt, who won by 19 percentage points. some of the things that did not hurt candidates, the connection to the bush administration did not hurt anybody. the most successful candidate in in country was roab portman ohio. there was nobody you had a stronger connection to the bush administration. he won by 20 percentage points as well. i am trying to give the other states -- virginia, where you have jim webb, and republicans have already started to talk to these democrats, and what is going to happen is there will be republican senators plus some democratic senators will give republicans operational control of the senate. you can think of spending issues, tax issues, many other issues, even health care issues, on which you will have 55 senators forming a majority, most of them republicans, and eight or nine been democrats. that is certainly something that i look to see, expected to see, and will not make kerry reid happy. >> already, there is a group of moderates in

. >> clare? >> i am going with 58 for no reason other than i think mark will be somewhere in between. >> i would be shocked if it is 85. like everyone else, i think that the democrats will is a bunch. it is possible for to be lower than 50. there are so many races right now where democratic polling has them below 60%. we have democratic -- we have seen seats in maine and rhode island, all over the place, that are tighter than anyone would have imagined. i do not think it is inconceivable that it is much bigger in the house and the senate than anyone is anticipating. one thing has been true. sometimes politics is not that difficult. if you go back and look at the races in virginia and new jersey. you go through the special elections in new york and the primary results. it has been the exact outcome in every single race. a high conservative turn out and independence moving away from obama and the democrats. democrat turnouts have been lower. that is why 85 is not possible. >> different than a norma

. >> clare?> i am going with 58 for no reason other than i think mark will be somewhere in between. >> i would be shocked if it is 85. like everyone else, i think that the democrats will is a bunch. it is possible for to be lower than 50. there are so many races right now where democratic polling has them below 60%. we have democratic -- we have seen seats in maine and rhode island, all over the place, that are tighter than anye would have imagined. i do not think it is inconceivable that it is much bigger in the house and the senate than anyone is anticipating. one thing has been true. sometimes politics is not that difficult. if you go back and look at the races in virginia and new jersey. you go through the special elections in new york and the primary results. it has been the exact outcome in every single race. a high conservative turn out and independence moving away from obama and the democrats. democrat turnouts have been lower. that is why 85 is not possible. >> different than a normal ye

you can think of both nelsons , nebraska and florida, clare macaskill in missouri, one of the most smashing victories was by roy blunt, who won by 19 percentage points. some of the things that did not hurt candidates, the connection to the bush administration did not hurt anybody. the most successful candidate in in country was roab portman ohio. there was nobody you had a stronger connection to the bush administration. he won by 20 percentage points as well. i am trying to give the other states -- virginia, where you have jim webb, and republicans have already started to talk to these democrats, and what is going to happen is there will be republican senators plus some democratic senators will give republicans operational control of the senate. you can think of spending issues, tax issues, many other issues, even health care issues, on which you will have 55 senators forming a majority, most of them republicans, and eight or nine been democrats. that is certainly something that i look to see, expected to see, and will not make kerry reid happy. >> already, there is a group of moderates in