. >> para enfrentar la crissis . >> el último día de cotizaciones el euro estuvo por primera vez bajoesta época los arrestos por conducir ebrio aumentaorn y los accidentes bajaron . >> casi hubieron 60 más y 12 murieron , encon la diferencia de 16 . >> en alameda los fumadores tednran menos espacios para fomar . >> no de puede fumar en ninun espacio público . >> criticos dicee va demasiado lejos . >> aumentara en comparación con el mes anterior . >> el aumento ayudaria a evitar apagones . >> y programas de seguridad . >> gracias . >> 7;24 . >> vamos a ver el clima y el trafico lo que ve en pantalla . >> también las temperaturas . >> máximas de 64° para el día parcialmente nublado el resto de la semana 66° en el día . >> [información en pantalla] . >> prácticamente no hay trafico en el puente de san mateo . >> no hay problemas . >> también en el puete e la bahía . >> pero todo moviendo norlmalmente . >> aquí tenemos el chef que nos hace un eparedado . >> ingredientes en pantlala. > > (♪ ♪) . >> (♪ ♪) . >> [información en pantalla] . >> [información en pantalla] . >> buenos días como es

in new york won't let it go and and part of this emerging currency war your thoughts well if the crissy remains in power. the way it is at the moment then who knows i suppose the possibility they could try that. the german buying are you ready the retail side the german people who are sort of going of the top of their government in the way they govern the behaving in a buying physical inside themselves over a role the big if the most important thing thoughts from whether or not. the new york fed gold is either there it's hypothecated four hundred times over you know whether the germans will get it back or not i think that these things live in the world of political management as opposed to what's more important which is i've said ever since i first came on and spoke you which is that while masses is the people that the people go out there and effectively get ahead of the curve and stop by physical themselves and i think they can dictate the political route here and i don't think that that necessarily will be the case of course the americans have lots of military hardware to back up a po

there's growing public anger too with pain gangs protesting on the train just saying they home he no crissy. rio de janeiro is on maximum and the storm is destroyed and protecting the city is now a scramble to evacuate people from the areas most in danger with around thirty five thousand residents already displaced people died on thursday as floods swept through dozens of towns across brazil. russia close up tame down ventures to parts of the country's far east which unites russians ukrainians tatas and even koreans. are in the region where the area's indigenous population is adapting to the world getting smaller as cultures and people makes tom bosley explores how they're attempting to keep the traditions of life while retaining their identity in the global village. the dance of the drums these are the nana and native people who were here in the far east long before the first russian explorers arrived they still retain links to their pretty rubbish and culture. to them honest opinion most nanae families are happy for us to teach our native culture here at the village hall there is a relati

. >> if this was crissy field it won't be happening. we are surrounded by trash.lease, someone give us a hand. >> terry: there is a problem in your neighborhood, send us your a video. we'll help you fix it. click on the ureport link. be sure and include a phone number and e-mail address. >> straight ahead, michael finney puts pedomoters to the death. we'll show you what works best. t >> terry: welcome back. will you look at that. a picture from mount tam looking out to the city. low lying clouds, actually picture perfect shot. wow, that is nice. get a picture with your cellphone camera and now we can move on. >> four miles a day, walking about ten thousand steps is ideal fitness plan. michael finney has a results of a consumer test. >> pedometer has counted every step for the last 25 years. >> it keeps me going. look at me, my age, i'm 86 and i just love it. i love to walk. >> he is on the track and stanford study show they walk about mile a day every day than those that don't use one. which pedometer should you get? they tested ten pedometers and three watches. l

landscaped, they will be covered with grass and people will be able to walk from the presidio across to crissy field. another set of tunnels is part of the next phase of construction. people can't comprehend how much concrete is going into this project. >> a lot. >> reporter: there have also been a lot of engineering work- arounds especially since the presidio trust has its own design requirements. not the least of which concerns the cemetery right next to the construction. workers came within five feet of the presidio boundary. >> flanked by the golden gate bridge and the palace of fine arts, that's why it's called the presidio parkway a much more pleasing beautiful style of roadway. >> now, for the weekend of demolition in the spring, they are going to bring in 40 every those huge hydraulic hammers. the other three tunnels will take three years. log on to cbssf.com, click "connect," scroll down to "closer look" and send me an email if you have a story idea. >>> plan ahead because part of the bay bridge will be closed for several days next month. all westbound lanes of that bridge heading int

profits are higher than the pre- crissis peak. if you look at investment, private investment in equipment and software is up more than 30% since the trough in the first half of 2009. exports are up 22%. there is broad base strike in energy, the -- broadbased strength and energy, agriculture. i was at a plant in north carolina this week, building steam and gas turbines and generators for export. they are doing that because they see in the basic fundamentals in the united states, even though there are challenges, pretty compelling advantages to other areas of the world to produce. if you look at basic health of the american business sector, it is much stronger than anybody would have thought at the peak of our crisis and stronger than many of us hoped. what is holding the u.s. economy back still is the echoes an aftershock of the financial crisis, the damage that has done to the housing sector, housing, construction, and the fiscal pressures on state and local governments in particular. that, combined with shocks we saw globally, is