gm is a smaller company now and a more profitable more effective company, so i think in the compressthe time -- compressed time frame and the pressure the task force was under, they really distilled the needs of the companies and what had to be done if, in fact, taxpayers were going to put up more money, some hard choices had to be made, and they really pushed those through. >> host: sure. one of the interesting things in the book is that president obama and president elect at time president obama, and president bush, talked about keeping the companies alive just in the period of transition, and might touch on some of the -- from almost unilateral decisions that president bush made to ensure that was the case and that president obama would be able to then deal with the challenge as he did. >> guest: well, president bush, my understanding is told mr. obama that i won't turn this over to you as a failure. i will keep these growing until you have an opportunity to assess what you want to do with it, which was a courageous move on his part. it was sort of against his core policies and in

you'll see more fog compressed to the surface. reduced visibilities already at 4:39 in the north bay. so take it easy up there. we're expecting a lot of fog to drift south along the golden gate bridge. before we hit 7:00 a.m. today. so we'll keep watching that for you. your day works like this. a little bit warmer. really comfortable. don't need the ac or the heater. 74 in san jose at 5:00 p.m. making your way home from work. 66 in san francisco. if you want to hit the beach one more time, at least one more time, we have a really warm weekend ahead. some cities, touching on the 90s. we still have a serious crash out there. >> we do. we'll track that. but it affects you this afternoon. northbound 280 on the peninsula, we have oon accident here at woodside road. chp says the northbound side, no lanes are blocked. but just stay over to the right if you can. allow at least one lane so emergency crews can do their work. we'll get a live look at 880. there we see the construction crews with typical flashing lights heading north. we'll s

there is some acceptance of compressed natural gas so what are some of the challenges for the industry as we think through some of those technologies? guest: electric cars it is all about -- and we are building a battery industry in this company for sort of from scratch. lot are subsidized by the government which is not them at different from the way the batter industries have been developed in other countries. korea in particular. highly subsidized because they are very r&d intensive and it takes time to perfect batteries that are going to last long enough and get the kind of performance that is required in an automobile. a little different than an appliance or a computer, so i visit some of these battery plants. they are expanding slowly but surely, but there is not enough folly him right now to support large fleets of electric cars. probably this is the way should be because i think consumer acceptance of electric cars is an impediment. my feeling is most people really don't know too much about how their traditional car works. they just want to make sure it starts every morning and

. >> and we do have dense fog because high pressure is compressing the atmosphere.t is going to bring a warmer than average weekend but overall most be waking up to a lot of clear skies. isn't that nice? and novato, temperatures below freezing -- in nevada, tahoe airport, 30 degrees. what a range with highs near 70. a little breezy from this vantage point. this is mount tamalpais and winds out of north, up to 25 miles an hour. some neighborhoods we're getting that drying and warming already in the upper elevations. talk to you earlier about 61 degrees in oakland. these folks in the north bay, still quite chilly, numbers in the mid to upper 40s. temperatures elsewhere, pretty comfortable, mid and upper 50s. we will see a warmer day today. look at antioch, 64 degrees. some neighborhoods cooler, some warmer than they were 24 hours a day. we all will see mild to warm conditions this weekend. the coast will stay mild with a little bit of sea breeze, a stronger sea breeze tomorrow and then much stronger onshore flow comes our way monday night into thursday. we could be lo

high pressure compressing all the moisture squishing down the marine layer. so we're going to see really deep fog pockets this morning. all along the peninsula. right now we're only watching santa rosa for you. elsewhere, we're looking good. typically the most dense fog starts to develop through 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. we're going to see that early yore round of fog that we're see accustomed to around here. we stopped the future cast at 1:00 p.m. still fog hanging around san francisco. for the most part, nice and clear. the sun will shine through. warming you up to 74 at 5:00 p.m. as you make your way home from work and san jose. that means 66 as you make your way home from work and san francisco. okay, i have the forecast coming up. the seven-day outlook in the last report. mike is already a busy man this morning. >> better work reporting than the work the chp is doing. the road crews working very hard. the center of your screen at 880. i've seen a lot of slowing off and on from the southbound side of 880. that's also the area where these folks are doing the const

that is a pretty cheap and easy fix are the compression hose, if you can get over the vanity. >> kudos with the purple nail polish. >>> time for weather now. did you see those feet? >> i had to look away. i apologize. there is an image of meagan i want to maintain. we feel for her. he will be back to herself shortly. babies in tow. a brand new baby, in rena, tropical storm. it's heading towards cancun. cancun and cozumel will take this on. 40 miles per hour winds now. national hurricane center, they are busy. this is the tail end, sometimes you get a resurgence in october and november as the southern tropics get active. watch this turn the corner, right up the coast as cancun and cozumel on friday in to saturday. no immediate threat to us here in the u.s. we are watching a boundary. this area, trailing front, the main player. a bands of clouds, that's what i want to highlight. that's your morning cloudiness, a break to our west, tries to sneak in here, midday, early afternoon sun. the late day showers rolling through. not much left. the energy rung out to the north. clearing tomorrow a

it down sloped from the mountains themselves and causes the air to compress and dry out. and that will delay the onset of cool air. so we need a northwesterly and north wind to get a quicker impact that have cold air. and otherwise there's a delay and modification of that we give ourselves more sun today. the clouds try to roll their ways back in tomorrow. and another wave of energy from the west and developing storm coming up from the south will combine forces on top of central maryland. once that storm crosses us on wednesday, we'll crank up the wind and build up more moisture and we could have a heavy rain maker on the way. and that will drag in colder air for the end of the week so autumn will make a return. we get a nice break today. we're looking at the winds slacking off a little bit. but we're going to watch winds pick up out of the east ahead of that storm system. and i want to show you wednesday here. and it gets windy and wet. enjoy it, we're going for about 74 and variable clouds and more sun in the afternoon. the rain will hold off till tuesday night. but wed

the index of says it is the fifth straight month of compresses pre the biggest gain in the district of columbia, chicago, and the detroit. the biggest losses in atlanta and los angeles. >> toys r us is already in the holiday spirit. it will give reward members 10% back on purchases made from october 30 through christmas eve. rewards members can also earn discounts with a super sabres past. the past gives them more in savings with special coupons. >> we are going to model this one. we will release it and made it january. anybody who did not like today's whether please raise your hand. let me show you what it was like on top of skyline drive. is it that a great picture from the geological survey? they have a station up there that watches the changes in plans and when they change color. it is pete color out there right now. let me take you to skyline drive. what a beautiful day. you can watch as it goes through. watch it in time lapse. you can see the beautiful color and the tree that has been changing -- there it is. there is still some color left there. there are a few deer there as wel

we'll see at least for 24 hours high pressure strengthening, which will dry out the air mass and compressn the marine layer just for a day. we will see a little bit of warming on monday. then that sea breeze is going to turn stronger on monday, which means cooler temperatures as we go through the middle part of the weekend. temperatures around the bay area will be in the 70s for most places inland. again, as you head further north, the chances of seeing showers actually increases with 60s for highs around san francisco and mid-70s across those inland east bay valleys. for the north bay, scattered showers. maybe an isolated thundershower at times. turning mostly clear overnight. there you see monday, that brief one-day warmup. tuesday and wednesday, a little bit of cooling as the sea breeze turns stronger. may see another round of north bay showers on wednesday. then temperatures slowly climbing with a dry start to next weekend. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. now back to you. >>> as young girls grow into their teenage years, parents often worry about who they're with. a non-prof

perhaps around the san mateo area, reason why fog going to remain shallow is an area of high pressure compressing that marine layer. look for warm days inland into weekend. coastal areas because of the fog, because of the wreez, you're going to stay mild all weekend long. so you can see fog first thing in the morning then starts to increase into afternoon. you're looking at 60s at the coastline, 80s inland. just beautiful weather for this late in october. highs for friday into south bay. 83 degrees in san jose and cupertino. sunny skies saratoga. 82 santa clara. peninsula getting up to 80 degree in redwood city. coastal area was fog limiting warm up from 61 to 65. at least it's still upward trend, downtown 71 degrees, 66 into sunset district. north bay goitsing to be into upper 80s range. and there is san rafael, same story. and east bay communities oakland 77 degrees and there is a nice, warm day in fremont. 82 there. heading inland going to be a warm day. and this is 85 degrees in danville. and monterey bay, 70 degrees in monterey. down that way, 68 in carmel. 80 degrees salinas, here is the ac

the digital mammography has a compression paddle that's flexible. and the flexible paddle actually con forms to the woman's breast tissue that helps alleviate discomfort they have when they have a mammogram. >> it is kind of an uncomfortable situation. my mother thinks it is the worst thing she has ever been through. flattening it out like a pancake and you have to stand so close to that thing. so this new digital monitor makes it's easier? >> correct. flexible compression paddle that con forms to the breast tissue and it moves with the patient's actual tissue. it does eliminate some of the discomfort. >> what type of imaging is used if the patient has an abnormal mammogram? >> there are different modalities we can use to examine the breast. the mammogram is the first line of defense. if there is something that's of concern either based on mammogram or sometime it is mammogram will see something and patient has symptoms he can go to the next step which is usually ultrasound. high frequency sound waves that penetrate the breast. >> what are some symp

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and i could feel several pulses with my compressions. knew that his circulation was being kept going with my effort. >> michael jackson was eventually taken to hospital and that's where he was declared dead. during this interview with a detective, you can hear the doctor saying several times that he loved michael jackson. he said he was my friend. and i was trying to help him. >> women from liberia and one from yemen have been awarded the nobel peace prize. they include the president of liberia and an activist who was the youngest recipient. while praised for their struggles, with this report from south africa. >> their faces may be unfamiliar but they are members of an elite club. meet the most influential women in africa and the arab world, when there's of the nobel peace prize. ellen johnson-sirleaf, the liberian leader, the first female president elected in africa democratically. this former economist is trying to turn her country around. her no-nonsense approach has won her international acclaim. thousands of miles away, news travel

and i think that in the compressed time frame and the pressure that the task force was under the really distilled the needs of the companies and would have to be done to in fact of the taxpayers were going to put up more money some hard choices had to be made and the really pushed them through. >> host: one of the things you address in the book is president obama and the president-elect of the time, president obama and president bush talked about keeping the company's alive even with just the purpose of transition you might touch on some of them from the almost unilateral decisions the president made, president bush made to ensure that that was the case and president obama would then be able to deal with this challenge as he did. >> guest: president bush as it is my understanding told mr. obama i will turn this over to you as a failure. i will keep these going on till you have an opportunity to assess what you want to do with it. which is the courageous move on his part. was against his sort of core policies and in terms of assisting the private enterprise but to his credit he understoo

cold packs, compresses. all kinds of things.were actually pretty well stocked for first aid response. >> reporter: although blake works with medics he knows of to plans to -- no plans to occupy the mayor's office tomorrow. but the employees want to take part in the strike they may do so if they have the hours coming if apply for them and if supervisors approve. ann? >>> across the bay it's quiet tonight at san francisco's justin herman plaza. they are dealing with occupy sf. today, mayor ed lee made no mention of evictions but said this needs to be boundaries. >> overwhelmed. you know. i think the dialogue on it -- we of course have to draw the lines as to where they could be at and we'll hopefully they'll respect our position as well. we don't anticipate having any problems with the demonstrations. we're hopeful that we can do this in a collaborative fashion and i know everyone is working to that. >> the protestors are pretty settled in their tent city. but there's something disturbing about the sight. julia goodrich on the gro

compresses. we were pretty well stocked for first aid response. >> protesters were pretty active here over the course of the weekend. they held a march through the streets of downtown oakland. and police were ready with their riot gear. although the are protest was pretty peaceful. the march was pretty peaceful. there were reports however, of protesters, some protesters breaking some parking meters and also breaking some window, and spraying buildings with anti-police slogans and police have not had that much of a presence here at the plaza. and they really didn't confront people during that march. but for the fire department, it has been a different story. and the firefighters have been here every day, performing four inspections. since fire hazards were a main concern before that camp was raided on tuesday. and now protesters obviously have big plans for this wednesday. they have been talking about it for several days. a citywide strike is in the works. and they've gotten numerous employees on

. >> we had all kinds of supplies, gloves, first aid kits, cold packs, compresses, all kind of things. we were actually pretty well stocked for a first aid response. >> reporter: the city says it will be open for business as usual on the day of the general strike but a spokesperson for the mayor says city employees will be allowed to take time off on that day to participate in the general strike if they have the time coming and if they go through proper channels. anne? >> don knapp, thank you very much. >>> across the bay they camped out at san francisco plaza. they have shown no signs of leaving seen. they are still determining the best way to deal with occupy sf. mayor ed lee repeated the need to put oh boundaries on the occupiers going forward. >> i think the dialog is that we, of course have to draw the lines as to where they can be at and we'll -- hopefully they'll respect our position as well. we'll keep the dialog going. >> we don't anticipate having any problems with the demonstration. we're hopeful that we can do that in a collaborative fashion and i know that everybody is wo

what that means is that workers will sit for three hours a shift in compression chambers in order to enter the excavation. the cost of that is enormous. it can be done, but it is enormous. it is something that could happen. proponents say that it will not happen. i am advocating you get someone from the east coast who has nothing to do with this project and ask them the question -- will pressurization have to occur? if it does, we will be stuck with the bill. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. >> i am the chairman of the central subway task force for san francisco planning and urban research association. i am also a resident of russian hill. spur has been a consistent supporter of the project for several years, and i want to address two of the findings that you are called upon to address, which is that muni has done a poor job of meeting or even nearing requirements of proposition e, and muni is not providing adequate service to customers. i maintain that those are both true and that muni cannot do very much about it. muni cannot be fixed, particularly in higher-densi

corrects that have really made a little his name this is the prayer our father in different languages compression english french and german he holds the guinness record for the world's smallest printed book and has a library of many classics and when you're dealing with things this small it can be difficult to keep hold of. this is the problem of course. it's incredibly delicate nor can it only is entirely self-taught it's not easy when you can lose an entire sculpture just point breathing to heart and miniature arts requires miniature travels. i never thought i thought of myself carving on a toothpick but. the technique is so precise i built myself not breathing because i was so worried about my hands shaking and destroying earth when one false move. however does this was such an amazing session i really don't. mean you can you would have learned just all by myself and no one taught me how to do with them and there is no such place in the world where you can learn it you have to devote a lifetime to creating such instruments and then it was time to practice some very tiny handwriting. takes quit

that is compression socks, which i had heard were helpful but avoided it, maybe for vanity reasons. i bought some. as you can see, the swelling went down an incredible amount. that was less than a day, probably about 20 hours later. they are swollen in the picture. they are better. it's all because of these, goofy looking knee high socks, the swelling has gone down. it's attractive. it's not. but it's working. it's one of those where doctors say if you have swelling, there are things you should look out for, if it's hot to the touch, or red marks. always bring it up to your doctor. the results can be serious if you don't. >> there is a question we have. pause we know you are okay, that's great, we know when you went to the doctor friday you had to wear rob's shoes because you tried to put flip-flops on and they got stuck. who does your toes? >> [laughter] rob does. your feet still have to look nice. i needed a pedicure. the paint was cracking and looking ugly. the big fat feet need all the help they can get. >> you look great. >> keep in mind, it's the 24th, identify deposit the 29t

and i think that basically because it is coming so quickly and is so compressed, if you haven't raisedthe money, if you haven't done the homework, you haven't gotten involved, it's probably too late to get in. >> dick harpootlian, always good to see you, sir. thank you. >>> football fans might have noticed something missing from last night's game. well, it's a classic theme song performed by hank williams jr., and it was yanked off of the monday night football because he compared president obama to hitler in a fox news interview. williams is criticizing speaker john boehner for playing golf with the president. williams is also considering a run for u.s. senate from tennessee. >>> time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. mobile medical international, a builder of mobile surgical units, hit hard times in its first years of operation. the owner rick cochrane asked employ yes, sir employees to work without pay. soon the company boomed and was named the 2011 small business of the year. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important a

but the culpability for creating a compressed january calendar does not end there.e remains for nevada to respect the process, honor tradition and rectify the problem in a way that will restore order to the nomination calendar. >>> the recent jump in the polls and a spotlight on the presidential race focuses on herman cain. he is surging to second place with 25% support a 19% jump from a month ago. romney is on top with 26%. rick perry is down 19 points since the last poll was taken, down to 13% right now. cain's rise, perry's fall, further evidence of voter discontent. 66% of voters are satisfied with the current field of republican candidates, only 33% are not satisfied with the field. the extra attention cain received in recent days led to a more critical look at his proposals, including that 9-9-9 plan, posting a simplified 9% business tax, a 9% flat tax, and a 9% national tax. now some conservative blogs pointed out the biggest opponent may be mr. cain himself. in an op-ed he wrote last november, less than a year ago, he wrote "the worst idea is a proposed nati

gloves, first aid kits, compresses, all kinds of things. we were pretty well stocked for the first day. >> reporter: he works with the medical supply company and says nothing with the intentions to sit in the mayor's office tomorrow. for the general strike, the city of oakland says it will be business as usual for wednesday. employees who want to attend the strike or take some time off could do so if they have the time coming if they submit a request and the supervisor approves. >> all right, thank you very much. across the bay, campers protesting out here have shown no sign of leaving any time soon. the city leaders are still debating on the best way to deal with occupy s.f. at an event today, the mayor repeated the need to set some boundaries on the demonstrators. >> well, you know, i think that we, of course, have to draw the lines as to where they could be at. we'll keep it out like that. >> we don't anticipate having a problem with the demonstrations. we were hopeful to do it in a collaborative fashion. i know everyone is working towar

if you just did numbers alone, the dow should be at 16,000, there are other things that are compressinghe market, and making people worry, and a lot of that has to do with-- >> all of that-- >> go ahead. >> charlie, charles, all about corporate earnings in the long run. >> and the terrorism, it's terrorism and corporate earnings. >> he wasn't doing any terrorism towards america. >> no, he was-- >> he was a no factor. >> gaddafi. >> yes. >> well, i don't know, i agree with-- >> in the long run, but in the short-term, and in the short-term the market is-- >> looked like wayne newton, doesn't he. >> all the money in the world doesn't help you. >> and banks money bad, apple making money, not so bad. an iphone, how about you? almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, ts is pretty good. [ male announcer ]alf a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. >> coming up. protesters in the big apple, don't seem to have a problem with another apple, makes a lot money a lot more money than all >> well, capital

chance to look at these candidates under different circumstances rather than having the whole thing compressed where it simply becomes a media event. the genius of iowa and new hampshire is candidates have to see real people and answer questions from real voters. once you eliminate that, in light is what all take place in a tv studio. >> in practical ways, it is a real problem for someone like chris christie. he got to ramp up so many to get in -- and is moving up of the day, he hardly has time to get ready for something like florida. >> now he needs to file in the next couple of weeks because of the move. and while they are whispering in his heat year, he got the money, that would be ollie has an terms of running a campaign. what is the motivation for florida to do this? >> attention. >> you make money. coming into the state. >> iowa and new hampshire -- but picking up on margaret's point, john mccain won new hampshire in 2000 and upset george bush to outspend him and had all the establishment with 114 town meetings. that would was. 114 town meetings. it takes time to connect. you eliminate i

for today's european finance summit, officials vowed to announce a compressive solution for the region'sebt crisis. but continued squabbling and tuesday's cancellation of a key meeting of finance ministers fueled fears. euro leaders will once again come up empty. >>> the market also dragged lower by october's consumer confidence. unexpectedly plunging to the lowest level in 2 1/2 years. wall street's so-called fear index spiked 10%. adding to the sudden negativity, in earnings, 3m fell after missing profit expectations blaming europe's debt crisis. u.s. steel sank almost 10% on concern over fourth quarter steel demand. delta slumped 5% after missing expectations and cutting flights this quarter. u.p.s. is showing slowing growth in asia. and netflix plunged 35% after reporting a shocking loss of subscribers. >>> news after the bell. amazon.com sank on weaker than expected results due to heavy spending and a surprisingly sour outlook for upcoming holiday revenue. elsewhere, big blue is getting a little pink. ibm's global sales chief virginia rometti will take over as ceo in 2012. ford fell

we have a compressed amount of time and we have been actively engaged throughout the year trying to understand what are the issues, what are the good strategies to address them. i don't think there is anything in the e.i.r. that took us by surprise. it is just the challenge of doing the hard work of putting together solutions that people can understand and say that is appropriate for what we want to bring here. >> after the $12 million bench mark, is there another opportunity for the city it back out or is that kind of the last chance?t back out or is that kind of the last chanc back out or is that kind of the last chance?t back out or is that kind of the last chance?o back out or is that kind of the last chance? >> there are several different termination rights. for purposes of environment under the california environmental quality act it is only after the environmental review the city can bind itself to say we are moving ahead so that is a key checkpoint. we have looked at the e.i.r. and seen the initial fund-raising and we are moving ahead based on that information. >> it is not like if he

i checked his pulse, didn't appear to be breathing, no pulse, so i started compression. >> reporter: two ambulance crews arrived, discovering bruce scott in grave condition. use the defibrillator six times. >> when we got him down to shady grove, he had a pulse, had a blood pressure, and he was starting to breathe on his own. >> reporter: bruce scott survived and got to thank the emt's, the retired emt, and the store employee who got an award from home depot. now, bruce scott and his family realized he was lucky that the bistanders reacted quickly. bruce's brother also pointed out, this is what you get when you pay your taxes in montgomery county, maryland. confident, professional emergency personnel on duty and plenty of fire stations. maureen? >> john, thank you for that story. >>> today's weather made it a little dangerous -- how did they deal with today's rain? details, coming up.  >>> today's wet weather ruined a lot of outdoor plans and put a damper in the washington monument inspection project. all week, crews have been scaling down the side of

and i could feel several pulses with my compressions. i knew that his circulation was being kept going with my effort. >> michael jackson was eventually taken to hospital and that's where he was declared dead. during this interview with a detective, you can hear the doctor saying several times that he lotched michael jackson. he said he was my friend. and i was trying to help him. >> peter, thank you. peter bowes there in los angeles. the u.s. economy created 100,000 jobs last month. better than expected. but not enough to change the unemployment rate of 9.1%. some suffering more than others. black unemployment is at 16%. twice the rate for white people. north america, mark model has been to president obama's hometown, chicago, to look at the problem. >> in the gym you take a few hits. but easier than the harsh world outside the ring. in the city of chicago, long been tough and poor but now its hard has been ripped out by a new poverty. >> a lot of the kids with college education unemployed. >> i see theanger and frustration with the peo

and now compressed primary and caucus schedule.y nevada joined south carolina and florida, as states that have moved their contest to earlier dates. nevada now holding its presidential caucus on saturday, january 14th. and speculation still surrounding several rising republican stars, about the vice presidential spot. florida senator marco rubio asked if he would turn down an offer to be the republican choice for vice president. >> i believe so i'm not going to be the vice presidential nominee. i'm not going to be the vice presidential nominee. i'm not focused on that, i'm focused on my job right now and the answer is going to probably be no. the answer is going to be no. >> senator marco rubio not quite closing the door on the possibility of joining the republican ticket. stay tuned. >>> senate democrats led by harry reid are seeking a millionaire tax to fund the president's jobs bill. a break with the white house, whose proposal includes a tax hike for families earning more than $250,000. the new democratic plan would raise about

panagos says i have a slipped disc and hairline compression fractures which make exercise painful. >> here on this mri, you should not play golf. >> reporter: ever again? >> correct. >> reporter: as an avid golfer, that was not at all what i expected or wanted to hear. so i went looking for the most cutting-edge treatment and found pro golfer fred couples. >> i really -- three months ago, i thought this year i might not play any golf. >> reporter: he was plagued with crippling back pain until he went for treatment to this man, dr. peter wehling in dusseldorf, germany. this therapy you're doing, does it work? >> there is a good response rate of around 80%. >> reporter: wheling's treatment targets the inflammation that he says is the source of most people's back pain. it works like this. anti-inflammation proteins are pulled from the patient's own blood and concentrated. this supercharged dose of proteins is then injected into the troubled areas, targeting inflammation and blocking pain receptors. >> if you fight inflammation in the right way more to a fundamental level, you will create

i can't remember a series of debates, first that have come in such a compressed period of time. or a series of debates that have had such an effect on presidential nominating process. they helped launch michelle bachmann. they helped knock out tim paw lnty. -- pawlenty. former minnesota. gwen: who is wondering why they got out. >> they have clearly hurt rick perry and helped herman cain clearly. and yet when we get through all this period the race is very similar to what we thought it was going into them. mitt romney is the person everyone else feel they have to beat. and the party is looking for a -- a good part of the party is still looking for somebody they can fall in love with who will be the alternative to romney. gwen: assuming that the horse race itself doesn't really change that much from the debate to debate, what is this kind of campaigning, this campaigning from a stage instead of door to door, how is that changing what we learn about these individuals? >> first of all, it's a very wholesale campaign rather than being retail right now. and i think it will turn to ret

columbus day we have this weak weather system passing to our north that's going to compress the ridgeit bringing temperatures down increasing clouds a little bit, not too much. a beautiful weekend in store. 69 san francisco. 67 half moon bay. 79 mountain view tomorrow and near 80 for the warmest spots inland. farther to the north, similar temperature range. 76 novato, 79 in concord. taking a look at your extended forecast, we are near 80 for the warmest spots inland this weekend. a minor dip on monday as that weathermaker passes to our north. we are going to stay dry and add in more clouds tuesday, wednesday, rebounding. take a look at that near the middle and end of next week. we may see temperatures flirting with 90 degrees in the warmest spots. >> you don't want to end with a 1-888-5-helps-u -- >> and if you have a consumer problem, give us a call! [ laughter ] >> change of hats. >> thank you. >>> you know what? they call it text neck. the medical warning for texting addicts. plus... >> it would be a terrible mistake. >> more harm than good? controversial new health guidelines to s

everything is compressed and fruit is squeezed because of the pressure of the water. wanted some fresh fruit. >> mom would be happy about that! >>> our time is running short, good luck with the other taking part in this and it 10u7bds fasinating. we will have a live look on the computer. >> out standing, like you are following along. >> thank you, very much. >>> taking a break here. we will have the traffic and the first morning weather as well. everything on the surface of the earth. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,, . >>> it is going to be nice the morning, upper 40s, 48 on the hill. >>> over to traffic now. >> good morning. not much to be concerned about, just a few problems, some accidents one on middle river road, another one in deer park road. watch for the delays south bound approaching the beltway. that is on the west side, slow, that is the slowest spot. there is a look at this, typical for this time of the morning. disney princesses will be coming to town. >>> a local family has been awarded $18.5 million in damage. the state of maryland and four officers wer

resource stocks a leading the best sell off bank of china is down almost five percent aluminum compression of chinese losing moves and four and a half percent the solid exporters are under pressure in tokyo with so deep down in the six percent. and european stocks affording shopped on monday after the greek government stole the weekend that it blew miss its deficit targets this year just why austerity measures. can finally hit most of the markets have opened deeply in the red truck in overseas losses a report by emerging portfolio fund research says the phone is investing in rough and stocks it seemed cash flow almost tripled in one week away most of the sentiment arkansas' drinking global economy could hurt the country more spur juices plus take a look at some of individual share moves in the minus its energy may just autumn on the main retreat just here with both gospel and false nets losing over two and a half cent and financials also under pressure with the country's biggest lenders drop on more than three percent in the right. russians are rushing to sell the country's call or see as

i can't remember a series of debates, first that have come in such a compressed period of time. or a series of debates that have had such an effect on presidential nominating process. they helped launch michelle bachmann. they helped knock out tim paw lnty. -- pawlenty. former minnesota. gwen: who is wondering why they got out. >> they have clearly hurt rick perry and helped herman cain clearly. and yet when we get through all this period the race is very similar to what we thought it was going into them. mitt romney is the person everyone else feel they have to beat. and the party is looking for a -- a good part of the party is still looking for somebody they can fall in love with who will be the alternative to romney. gwen: assuming that the horse race itself doesn't really change that much from the debate to debate, what is this kind of campaigning, this campaigning from a stage instead of door to door, how is that changing what we learn about these individuals? >> first of all, it's a very wholesale campaign rather than being retail right now. and i think it will turn to ret

>> you have to compress them. start by making a ball, compress it. it doesn't stick to your hands. when you are ready to compress them. yeah, that's one of the things, that's how you make it. >> everybody can't make the perfect patty. that looks wonderful. >> ok. we're going to see how that one cooks up. when we come back, we'll go through sports. if people want a copy, log on to www.wbaltv.com and click on "food" or send us a self-addressed nfl to 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. you guys are open for brunch at what time? >> 1450 alexanis street. >> coming up in sports, a look at the ravens and cardinals. how they plan to get past that disaster of a game from monday night. story straight ahead. >> i can never recall a short week taking this long. that's the way it felt for all ravens fans after that complete disaster monday night in jacksonville against the then 1-5 jaguars. it was an offensive debacle. no other way to describe it. joe flacco's rating has slipped to 26 in the nfl. the ravens didn't throw well, block well, call plays we