. >> verne: bobbled, picked up, julian crockett. time for the napa auto parts play of the game, keenan reynolds, with the call pete nedhurst of the navy radio network. >> cuts it up the middle, 40, 30, down to the 20, cuts back against the grain, keenan reynolds, touchdown, navy midshipmen, 47 yards. >> verne: he added to that ta a 34-7 score with 38 seconds to go. >> verne: hayden tippett. tippett again. 15 seconds. >> verne: sweep to the right. baggett. not much there. this one is over. make it an even dozen in a row for the midshipmen of navy. >> gary: as much as army tried to build their team, navy has been building their team too. they're better. >> verne: reynolds and santiago, mutual respect for the two quarterbacks. let's go down to tracy, who is with ken niumatalolo. >> tracy: thanks so much, verne. the streak continues. 12 straight. headed back to the white house for the commander-in-chief's trophy. what about the job in the elements? >> proud of our seniors cody peterson and matt aiken, keenan, the quarterback, our guys b

in fact, look at these bridges here, crockett moving smoothly. carquinez bridge and venetian smooth, as well. we have a report of a wrong-way driver in solano county. one report. chp hasn't had follow-up information, but could be an issue. continuing to follow this. the fire in redwood city, but no problems reported by chp, no visibility from our cameras. but again, this is over on seaport boulevard at the sims metal management company there. and a live look at fremont. travels nicely. traffic stop into the south bay, headlights, guys. back to you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," the president under pressure from silicon valley tech giants. the meeting happening at the white house today and what it means for your privacy. >>> and the lake observatory in danger of having to shut its doors. we're going to tell you why, coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back, everyone. oakland police plan to roll out a new fleet of patrol vehicles today. the department will display the vehicle at a news conference. some of the cars

crazed david crockett rat running around the brand porch of richard nixon mr tennant thank you so much for the pleasure of enjoy it. and turning now to a report out by the committee to protect journalists report which was released today found that seventy journalists were killed in two thousand and thirteen with the largest percentage of those deaths coming from syria and fact one of those fatalities happened just days ago with the death of syrian freelance photographer mohammed there a cat that was only eighteen years old and had been freelancing for reuters when he got caught in the cross-fire between free syrian army fighters and government forces but barakat was just one of twenty nine who were killed this year in the war torn country iraq saw the next largest number of casualties with ten journalists killed followed by egypt with six the c b j report also breaks down just how these journalist were killed forty four percent were singled out for murder thirty six percent were killed in combat or crossfire and twenty percent were killed during unspecified assignments now overall the

. >>> earlier i talked to tim crockett about the increased military support to south sudan and what u.snes can expect. >> they are not new. they are planned for a each mission around the world has plans in place for a crisis situations. so these missions are planned for, and they are planned around various different types of scenarios, one that is a permissive environment. so it's sort of stable, but a developing, deteriorating situation. and that will go through to a host isle environment. >> what are your thoughts on the trend line so far in south sudan. >> the situation is fairly volatile and it will not be resolved any time soon. what we have seen so far from spain to the base is part of the preliminary phases where they will move assets, troops into a forward-operating base where they have move quickly in to secure the embassy and secure evacuation points. >> so should we get to this place where u.s. military have to go in to help evacuate u.s. embassy personal and citizens out of the country, how sensitive of a situation are we talking about here. after all they would be foreign t

. >> earlier i spoke about the buildup in south sudan with tim crockett. i asked him what u.s. can expect if they are sent in. >> they are not new. they are planned for in each embassy and diplomatic union around the world have a plan for this. so these missions -- they are called non-combatant evacuation scenarios. it is a fairly stable situation, but a deteriorating situation, and that will go right through to a hostile environment where troops will have to deploy in a rapid succession to secure evacuation points and get american personnel out. >> what are your thoughts on the trend line so far in south sudan. >> obviously the situation is fairly volatile and it is not one that will be resolved any time soon. so what we have seen already with the movement of these marines from their base in spain, is part of the preliminary phases where they will move assets, troops, into a forward-operating base where they can move quickly in to possibly secure the embassy and secure evacuation points to get u.s. personnel out. >> tim should we get to this place where u.s. military have to g

steve crockett reporting there. >> when are they going to be home for good. >> soon. >> i want to seereat sacrifices. >> yeah. that's just great images. don't miss our updates at facebook at wnnfans.com. we'll have more news coming up. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. er: this is abc's "world news now" i >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >>> good morning. i' >>> good morning. i'm diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. here's some of the top headlines we are following on wednesday within. >>> police in pennsylvania investigating the hazing death of a new york city college freshman who died of massive brain injuries during an apparent fraternity hazing ritual. we will have details in just a moment. >>> in a rare move, house speaker john boehner is blasting the tea party and other groups l itoba party and other groups approvedas s >>> pope francis is "time's" person of the year. time editor said the church's new leader changed the perception of the 2,000-year-old institution in an extraordinary way in such a short time. >>> a man has erect

your schoolcast, john swett high school in crockett.rning bell temperatures mainly in the 30s, lunch recess and slow warming in the 50s. and then 60s by the afternoon. don't forget your sunrise today 7:08. sunset 4:51. but guys, get all that warm weather gear, get out the extra blankets, we have the coldest air of the season coming. >> we are so due. >> reporter: were set but we are going the other way. >> i have the turtlenecks and sweaters out. you warned me. all right, thank you. >>> in healthwatch, messy toddlers. they make better learners, i guess. a new study out of iowa says children who play with and throw oozy and gooey objects learn names of those objects more quickly than kids who don't. the study tested 16-month old children with nonsolid things like oatmeal and -- >> first time i have seen gooey in the teleprompter. >>> energy drinks can change your heart function. german researchers show healthy adults who consume energy drinks increased their heart contraction rates and that could be dangerous for children and people who

daniel boone, davy crockett's rifle, killing the bears, killing the game, killing the indians is what makes the wilderness safe for democracy, if i can paraphrase woodrow wilson. >> and samuel colt, who gave us his famous or infamous pistol, there are many versions of a quote either by or about him, something like, "god created men equal, colonel colt made them equal." there's even one that goes, "abe lincoln may have freed all men, but sam colt made them equal." on and on these variations go. what do you make of that idea? >> well, that's the colt, "the equalizer," was the nickname for the colt revolving pistol. >> i didn't realize that. >> yeah, and it's a curious -- it represents a kind of shift if i may, that the mythologized weapon, the rifle, is a hunter's weapon. and it's also a soldier's weapon, a plainsman's weapon, but also a soldier's weapon. the colt pistol is a man killer. it's a weapon that's used as much within the boundaries of society as on the borders of society. and colt -- one of colt's original marketing ploys was to market it to slave owners. here you are, a lone

richmond and san rafael headed over to the benicia and cartinez it is looking clear but the exit from crockett it is look slow but no accidents to report. >> south africans continue to by their respects to their beloved former president nelson mandela. these are pictures from pretoria where the antiapartheid leader's body lies in state the you can see the casket behind you. >> in the bay area two events are held today in his honor. for more we will go to owes reporter, matt keller, at san francisco city hall. >> the memorial is held this morning at the rotunda inside city hall to remember the life and legacy of nelson mandela. you can see the flags are at half staff here at city hall and all city buildings across san francisco through this sunday as a mark of respect. his body is lying in state in the capital of pretoria where he was sworn in 19 years ago as the first black president. the mayor said san francisco felt the movement created by mandela and he wants to honor the legacy. a book for the public to sign is available through this friday in the mayor's office, and the memorial here will

by the way, let's check your schoolcast for today for john swett high school in crockett. temperatures in the 30s to start, slow warming in the middle of the day. in the afternoon into the 60s. go to kpix.com/schoolcast to nominate your school. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." it's monday, that means charlie rose is in the big chair. he joins us now live in new york. good morning, charlie. >> good morning. you're right, frank, from the big chair. how are you, frank and michelle? >> we're doing great. >> we enjoyed your amazon piece last night. it was terrific. >> hey, thank you for watching. let me tell you what we have for you this morning. we're on the scene of the deadly train derailment in new york city. and you'll hear from a doctor on board who describes the moment the train jumped the tracks. also, two top lawmakers say the u.s. is not safer than it was a few years ago. our john miller on who we should be more concerned about. and we are hearing a lot of reaction to our "60 minutes" interview with jeff bezos which you just tal

responded to the call on sunday and they actually got some help from american canyon, veiny sha, crockettield fire stations because this is a 3-alarm fire. now we want to show you the apartment where this happened sunday morning at 1:00 at the marina heights apartment complex on carolina street. 25 people including many children are now out of their homes because of it. the 3 alarm blaze started in one of the 16 units in the g wing and took firefighters about 40 minutes to get under control. one unit was destroyed. the others sustained heavy damage and investigators say there are signs that point towards arson. >> it appears that the apartment had been burglarized. there was a glass broken out of the front door which the firefighters did not break when they entered the apartment. and they did find an accelerant within that apartment. >> one firefighter suffered first and second degree burns. he was treated at a hospital and released. red cross has helped the displaced family find a place to stay. it was four days ago that a 26- year-old man was killed in another wing of the apartment comp

aesthetics and personal choice, converge in such mundane matters if cold water bath, davy crockett manualsand in chronology spiritualism, harriet wilson's book called the record of crime in the united states. here, history is all around us forever out of reach perhaps just beneath the polished their face but going forward on that race, which is where we're always going and which beneath the american renaissance and beyond it, david reynolds cogently and brilliantly asks us to recognize and to relish and to remember as if perhaps for the first but not surely for the last time. thank you. [applause] >> thanks so much. i want to thank the university of new york and chancellor bill bill -- bill kelly and also the others in it including the english student association and appreciate her work all-out. english and american studies programs, revolutionizing studies and the humanity in guilderland and is the chair. i thank you all for coming out today. i welcome our c-span audience as well and our western audience. i am truly humbled to be up here with a net, robert, sean and linda. scholars who ha

crockett store -- kroc is josh cs is soaring 16%.laying a big role in who management will be next. >> $350 million. let's look at disney. raised that guggenheim securities. it is one of the best performers in the standard & poor's five hundred today. it is up almost 53% for the year. washe next hour, netflix the s&p 500 best-performing stock of 2013. it still is. we still have a couple of days left. can a keep soaring in the new year? that is the question we will ask. >> of barbara joins us to talk inut netflix's prospects 2014. we will be back with more "market makers." ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> dividends of on demand. netflix has stellar stock performance. can this produce a sequel in 2014? lawyer, the business needs attorneys to fly through red tape. the man who is starting the first drug law practice. >> the leaders and washington who are sure to shape the political landscape. this is "market makers," 11:00 in new york city. >> i am scar

as the ethics and personal trace converge on such mundane matters as the cold water bath, the vv crockettmanuals, the pages of raft and information, spiritualism, harriet nelson and the book called the record of crime in the united states. here history is all around us forever out of reach perhaps just beneath the polished surface but going forward and backward which is where we are always going and in a rich beneath the american renaissance and beyond david reynolds cogently and brilliantly asks us to recognize and to remember as if and perhaps for the first but not surely for the last time. thank you. [applause] >> thanks so much what to think the graduate city of the university of new york and the chancellor bill kelly for putting on this event and also the others who were involved in it including paul and the english student association, appreciate their work a lot the english and american studies programs revolutionizing american studies, the center for the humanities and the fee lerman institute. thank all of you also for coming out today. and i welcome our c-span audience ounce wel

received a tweet from crockett, sitting in the low 40s there. upper 30s in some cases. so we'll have a look around at your current conditions coming up. >>> thanks >>> a homeless man accused in a deadly christmas stabbing in a santa rosa is scheduled to be arraigned in court. it happened outside the downtown public library near 3rd and east streets. police arrested a 26-year-old man nearby. they say he had blood on his hands as well as on his clothes. the victim is identified as 22- year-old nicholas bloom who is also homeless. police are still investigating a motive. >>> a 4-year-old boy in clayton is recovering after being rescued from a backyard swimming pool on christmas. the boy's family found him floating in a pool on inverness way wednesday night. the boy is expected to survive. the home where he was found is near a fire station that closed early this year due to budget cuts. despite the closure, a mobile command unit was able to respond within minutes. >>> an increase in the number of people who ride their bikes nationwide is causing some cities to consider regi

dave in crockett said it's cold out here. that breeze doesn't help. does help by the coast and bay. probably one more night of a freeze or frost. after that, i think things will calm down. high pressure is here. it looks like california. it will get stronger by sunday and monday, if anything. cold, sunny, a little warmer, breezy to blufrtry at times. that's mainly the oakland hills to san francisco. 50s, few upper 50s. here's sal. >>> another injury crash in the same spot where we had a crash a couple of hours ago. it may affect the bay bridge getting into san francisco. i will tell you why. here the bay bridge is maybe about a 15, 20-minute delay. but most of this traffic filters on the 101 and now on 101 in san francisco. we have another injury crash, southbound 101 at cesar chavez. second one of the morning in the same spot. traffic is quickly beginning to back up on 101 southbound and also on 101 northbound in the same area. please give yourself extra time. we're also talking about the east bay traffic which has been very slow from 238 all the way