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ally bank customers love our 24/7 customer care that allows you to talk to a real person anytime.n sheriff dive team will resume searching for a kidnapped four-year-old boy. they will go back into the canal where 11 cars have been pulled from the water over nine days but not the silver toyota seen plunging into the canal. he was last seen being driven off by his mother's ex boyfriend. let's check with sue and get your latest traffic. >> this is the east shore freeway in berkeley. and a little sunshine there as you drive into the bay bridge maze. there you have it backed into the maze. fas trak and carpool lanes still the best way to go. bart would be a great way. everything is running on time. we have an issue in downtown san francisco. intersection of howard and fremont with a collision there. just be >>> welcome back. our dangerously low visibilities will start improving 10:00. when they do temperatures will jump to the upper 50s to low 60s. closer to average. scattered showers possible saturday evening. more likely sunday morning. temperatures will drop into the low to mid-50s

taco bell customers really don't care. >> i like them and their beef. me it doesn't matter whether it's that beef or some other filler. >> nationwide they serve 35 million customers every week. the company's ceo doesn't know if it's hurting sales. >> the jackie speier is holding a congress on your corner event in san carlos today. she introduced a congressional resolution this week declaring the first saturday in january as national congress on your corner day in response to the shooting of gabrielle giffords three weeks ago at a meet-and-greet event. she says she can't allow a single gunman to alter our form of government. today's meeting will be at the corner of laurel street and san carlos avenue from 10:00 to noon. >> postal service and san francisco police are trying foggy out who sent a projectile to a woman in hayes valley. she found a 40 millimeter anti-aircraft mortar in the box. the bomb squad evacuated several apartment buildings but it appears it was harm. >> a snow covered icy sidewalk in maryland tripped up a bank robber and allowed a host

for completing the podium and american cali clark to top honors in the women's event spain's care a lot custom lot finished second with japan's yuki forty harder claiming the. minerals that these women slalom in modern bore was counseled way through due to weather with temperatures rising up to fifteen degrees celcius the condition of the slopes worsened radically and became dangerous for the ski as sunday's slalom on the same course was also in question by the final decision will be made right before the race. and finally in goal three south africans dominate the home advantage of hanna's bug after completing three rounds thomas ike and darth maul roy and carl sherry wash of lead sitting on fifteen on the following saturday's action bottle same here at the seventh hole is the defending champion and how it's a slight favorite to claim the title but with only a shot separating the trio from second seeded david drysdale there is all to play for sunday and three other players are in joint third spot another shot for the back. that's it for this hour you can watch some of those stories on our you

customers agree. >> do you like taco bell. >> we love it. >> reporter: so it doesn't make any difference what's in it, right? >> no. oh, it's delicious. >> reporter: the filler is delicious? >> it is. >> reporter: you don't care about this lawsuit? >> no, because i love taco bell. >> reporter: you work for taco bell? >> no, it's just that good. >> reporter: taco bell serves about 35 million customers a week and, if they are all as crazy about taco bell as the folks we talked about, and if some of those people get on the jury, it's going to be a tough lawsuit to win. >> does seem like popular stuff there. all right don, thank you. >>> a surfer from orange county in critical condition after falling from a massive wave at mavericks. that accident caught in a dramatic series of images. you can see here witnesses say 20 to 25-foot waves caught several surfers by surprise. jacob trady was tossed off the top of one of them. he was found face down in the water. his brother says his family is very grateful for everyone who worked to save jacob. >> they got him and i guess they dragged him into shore and then shank goodness there was another lady there that was a nurse who got a pulse from him. >> he is being treated a

the taco bell customers wooy spoke with really -- the taco bell customers we spoke with really don't care>> to me it doesn't matter if it is beef or some other filler. >> nationwide taco bell serves 35 million customers every week. the company's ceo says he does not know if the lawsuit is hurting sales. earnings reports will be out next week in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> the postal service are trying to figure out who sent a project tile to a woman. she thought she ordered a cooking mold through e bay, but she found a 40 millimeter anti-aircraft mortar in the box of her mail yesterday. she called police. the bomb squad evacuated several nearby apartment buildings, but it appears the device was harmless. >>> a snow-covered icy sidewalk triped up a bank robber and allowed a hostage to sprint to safety. they cap you are tood these i'm menes of a -- he used her as a human shield outside the bank in takoma park, maryland. you can see a red cloud. that's the security dye pack and the money exploding. the robber will slip on the snow and the ice. the teller bolts and that's

this will take care of the front porch and the sidewalk. as far as power goes, 400,000 customers. here though only 2,500. the reason, dry powdery snow doesn't stick to power lines and trees. this morning, two hours before sunrise, our photographer joel tried to make it from needham to braintree. look at the drive. not only is it dark, it's a virtual whiteout. at that point snowing one to two inches an hour. there were a lot of spin-outs and accidents. the roads have improved with sunlight and the snow ending. double digit numbers. 19 in new york city. philadelphia, 15 inches of snow. new york city is ahead of their pace which was set in 1995, 1996. 100 inches and the seasonal average is mind-boggling. nearly five feet of snow in hartford so far. we'll be up close to five feet here by the end of the weekend with more snow coming in. al, schools are closed again. this is the fourth snow day this season. the superintendent is saying they may have to take some of the vacation days away to make up for the snow days. as you can imagine, that will be long after all this melts sometime i

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they care about their customers and about the city. thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> hi, i'm here to support the ne venture for bicyclists. we have each of those companies, blazing saddles, bay city bikes, and bike and rosm they've been our advertisers for the last several years or so. i can't tell you how much our readers love them. very popular. there's never been any problems with them, no safety concerns. they're all thriving right now. so it is very popular. our business headquarters is at union square at st. francis. so i'm around there all the time. and right now, mason street, there is blazing saddles. that's a couple years old now. and so i see the bicyclists there, which seems no problem. they have their maps, they know where to go. they don't stay in union square. they use the bikes to explore the city. i commend them for coming together and bringing this so our tourists. it's going to be a great thing. it's very congested with cars and the public walking around, but these are bicyclists. so they can get on the bikes and go and explore other parts of the

but some customers we talked to don't seem to care. >> do you like taco bell? >> i love it. >> we love it! [ laughter ] >> so it doesn't make any difference what's in it? >> no. >> it's delicious. >> the filler is delicious? >> it is. >> taco bell denies its advertise something misleading and says it will vigorously depend the suit. >>> headed to the white house, how the owners of a bay area ice cream shop got a special invitation to tonight's state of the union. >> a tongue tied king or a social networking whiz kid. who tops the list of this year's oscar nominations. >> some of the warmest temperatures set for january in the bay area. one was 27 years ago. another was 62 years ago. get this. under those mostly sunny skies, we could shatter those records today. who will see the january warmup? i'll have those details next in your pinpoint forecast. ,,,,,,,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i regist

customers we spoke with really don't care. >> i like taco bell tacos and their beef. >> to me it doesn'teally matter whether it's beef or some other filler. >> nationwide taco bell serves 35 million customers every week. the company's ceo says he does not know if the lawsuit is hurting sales. earnings reports will be out next week. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> bay area congresswoman jackie speier is holding a congress on your corner event in san carlos today. the san mateo democrat introduced a resolution declaring the first saturday in january as national congress on your corner day. it's a direct response to the shooting of gabrielle giffords three weeks ago at a congress on your corner meet and greet event. speier says we cannot allow a single gunman to alter our form of government and having direct access to the representatives in washington. today's meeting at the corner of laurel street and san carlos avenue from 10 a.m. to noon. the postal service and san francisco police are trying to figure out who sent them military grade projectiles to a woman in haze v

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reporter: bruno moved from d.c., bought a south florida home customized with ease of use features and amenities for this, her second elderly care experience: caring for her 91- year-old aunt, irma micera. >> so far my mind is o.k. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: why is this better for you? >> well, it's family. it's family. >> reporter: family yes, but also emotionally and financially staggering. caring for a loved one for a long time can be a huge burden. so with an aging baby boomer population that will greatly outnumber facilities, planning ahead is paramount. >> in two weeks, you can have a quarter of a million, half a million dollars of bills pile up that are not covered by your insurance. your co-pays could be gigantic. >> reporter: saying she doesn't want to be a burden to her family, bruno bought long-term- health insurance, an option for aging at home if researched thoroughly. but it's pricey, with premiums running into thousands of dollars a year. >> i bought long term care insurance when i was way younger and locked in a premium. >> reporter: all right, we know you may be thinking, "planning sounds great, but i

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customers agree. >> do you like taco bell? >> we love it! >> so it doesn't make a difference what's in it, right? >> no. >> it's delicious. >> the filler is delicious? >> it is. >> you don't care about this? >> no. >> why? >> because i love taco bell. >> do you work for them? >> no. it's just that good. >> taco bell serves 35 million a week, and if the customers are as crazy about taco bell as the folks in san francisco tonight, and some of them get on the jury, i think they're going to have a tough time. >> tough to get a jury especialt lunchtime. going to be hard to get them. thanks, don. >> a surfer from orange county s critical condition after falling from a massive wave. the accident was caught in a dramatic series of images. witnesses say that 20 to 25-foot waves came out of nowhere catching surfers by surprise. he was found face down in the water. his brother said today that his family is grateful for everyone that worked to save jacob. >> they got him, and dragged hio shore, and then thank goodness there was another lady there that was a nurse who got a pulse from him. >> he is being treated at stanfl center, and not clear what injuries he sustained. >> nice and sunny

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it is set to increase march 1st, 30-35 percent for most customers. 1-4 will receive a 50 percent hike. they blamed on rising health-care coverage doctors' bills, and drug coverage. under the current law he can go under health insurance the way he can go under the richards. blue shield says it will still lose billions of dollars this year. will tran kron 4 news. >> to all school districts are suing sam mcdowell county in an effort to recuperate $20 million. the suit alleges county treasurer and other investment managers were negligence when they didn't diversify their for investment. >> south bay mana 60-year-old san jose man is in custody on suspicion of committing lewd acts with a girl at a day care, primitivo campos was a resident of the campos day care, a licensed family day care that has been providing services in san jose for more than 10 years. campos day care is located in the 600 block of chatsworth place.on december 22, the san jose police department's child exploitation detail received a report that campos committed lewd acts with a girl who was at the day care. after an investigation, police arrested campos

supervisors and politicians are not very tactful, how we take care of our water, how we maintain our system and how we charge our customers, we will be in big trouble. one of the reasons why they are spending $4.6 billion is because in past years, our mayors have cut into the general fund and deferred maintenance. today, after about three or four attempts, we still want to know what percentage of the $2.6 billion of the money spent from our bond measures are spent on our community, and we need that detailed report. i cannot express that in just two minutes. supervisor maxwell: thank you very much. is there any further public comment? public comment is closed. quickly, can anybody speak to what mr. bruce mentioned about -- what mr. burke's mentioned about the non profits coming in? can anybody speak to the fire wall we have in place that protect us? >> again, julie ellis, assistant general manager for general affairs. eric brooks makes a really important comment about having some sort of separation and making sure that -- to me, the question is how are we in ensuring transparency and accountability with how decisions are g