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we do have frost econ decisions ahead. 34 in napa and it is getting cold in concord. 30 sick degrees. 39 in livermore. most other areas are in the 40s and 39 in novato. a string of cold nights ahead. sunny and cool for your weekend. we are looking at dry and milder weather next week. we will see a chang immediately. we did have that bit of moisture move through and this cold air mass is with us. we had another system diving south, but this one looks like it will remain off the coastline. we will get a couple clouds. but you notice at 11:00 the rain is off the coast. the skies will be pretty much clear going into the morning hours and mostly sunny by your saturday afternoon. by saturday night the skies will be clear again and dryer air mass in place. cold again tomorrow night. as a matter of fact by sunday morning and monday morning we may be talking about low to mid20s. it may even get colder in some of our valleys. tomorrow morning bundle up if you have early plans. 28 napa and 29 in santa rosa. 28 degrees in fairfield. it is going to be freezing cold in livermore. 33 san jose. palo

frost econ decisions around the bay.emperatures reaching 27 degrees in the coldest spots up to about 40. bundle up. it will be cold tomorrow morning. >> spencer, thank you. >>> now what is buzzing around the world? the rose parade provided a colorful backdrop for a surprise reunion of military families reuniting after their father flew in from afghanistan. he road in on a float. it is goodbye gangnam. he says the performance was his last, at least in the united states. he performed in paris and china for the next few months. he says he will spend his next time working on a new song. in case you missed the fireworks display on the san francisco waterfront, here it is. in 13 seconds here is how it looked from the east bay. spectra media core treated us. from start to finish it was 15 minutes. that's a beautiful thing. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. abc7 news continues at 4:30. we are always available at abc7news.com, facebook, twit -- twitter alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. t

we do have frost econ decisions ahead. 34 in napa and it is getting cold in concord. 30 sick degrees.ivermore. most other areas are in the 40s and 39 in novato. a string of cold nights ahead. sunny and cool for your weekend. we are looking at dry and milder weather next week. we will see a change, but not immediately. we did have that bit of moisture move through and this cold air mass is with us. we had another system diving south, but this one looks like it will remain off the coastline. we will get a couple clouds. but you notice at 11:00 the rain is off the coast. the skies will be pretty much clear going into the morning hours and mostly sunny by your saturday afternoon. by saturday night the skies will be clear again and dryer air mass in place. cold again tomorrow night. as a matter of fact by sunday morning and monday morning we may be talking about low to mid20s. it may even get colder in some of our valleys. tomorrow morning bundle up if you have early plans. 28 napa and 29 in santa rosa. 28 degrees in fairfield. it is going to be freezing cold in livermore. 33 san jose. pal

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we do have frost econ decisions ahead. 34 in napa and it is getting cold in concord. 30 sick degrees. 39 in livermore. most other areas are in the 40s and 39 in novato. a string of cold nights ahead. sunny and cool for your weekend. we are looking at dry and milder weather next week. we will see a change, but not immediately. we did have that bit of moisture move through and this cold air mass is with us. we had another system diving south, but this one looks like it will remain off the coastline. we will get a couple clouds. but you notice at 11:00 the rain is off the coast. the skies will be pretty much clear going into the morning hours and mostly sunny by your saturday afternoon. by saturday night the skies will be clear again and dryer air mass in place. cold again tomorrow night. as a matter of fact by sunday morning and monday morning we may be talking about low to mid20s. it may even get colder in some of our valleys. tomorrow morning bundle up if you have early plans. 28 napa and 29 in santa rosa. 28 degrees in fairfield. it is going to be freezing cold in livermore. 33 san j

frost econ decisions around the bay.aching 27 degrees in the coldest spots up to about 40. bundle up. it will be cold tomorrow morning. >> spencer, thank you. >>> now what is buzzing around the world? the rose parade provided a colorful backdrop for a surprise reunion of military families reuniting after their father flew in from afghanistan. he road in on a float. it is goodbye gangnam. he says the performance was his last, at least in the united states. he performed in paris and china for the next few months. he says he will spend his next time working on a new song. in case you missed the fireworks display on the san francisco waterfront, here it is. in 13 seconds here is how it looked from the east bay. spectra media core treated us. from start to finish it was 15 minutes. that's a beautiful thing. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. abc7 news continues at 4:30. we are always available at abc7news.com, facebook, twit -- twitter [ fingers tapping ] [ rain pattering ] [ heels clicking ] [ female announcer ] yopla

a report published a few months ago by econ northwest, an independent economic consulting group based out of state, put the project's low cost scenario at $21 billion with a high cost scenario approaching 70 billion. we spoke with nick de coachchy, member of an environmental water caucus representing dozens of environmental groups about the project's true costs. >> we estimate the total cost to recover the delta, including the tunnels, is somewhere between $50 billion and $60 billion. billion, b as in boy. >> and questionable numbers don't just apply to the water tunnel project. brown also told californians that a new samsung r&d facility in north san jose will bringing in 5,000 new jobs. so let's go deeper here. samsung's original announcement back in august said the company's total investment and number of hires in san jose wasn't determined at that point. so today we confirmed with samsung, we called them up. they have not announced the number of jobs eat either meaning governor brown is using yet another figure that can't be backed up by data. i'm sam brock. that is today's realit

. >> what my econ i prof taught us was business goes in cycles. my name is michael winston. i worked for countrywide financial corporation from 2005 till 2008. they said their goal was world-class. goldman sachs on the pacific. and they wanted me to realize their vision. see now if you can reach up, with both fists... >> narrator: michael winston once lived inside the bubble at mortgage originator countrywide. at first, winston was impressed by ceo angelo mozilo and how he had turned countrywide into america's number one mortgage company. >> how ya doin'? >> narrator: but just a few months into the job, winston had an encounter in the company parking lot. >> i'd been there five months when i happened to park next to a car with personalized vanity plates. said, "fund 'em."zed plates and i had a conversation with the person nearest the car. i didn't know if it was the owner or just some guy walking by. and i just said, "'fund 'em,' that's an interesting plate. what do you suppose that means?" and he said, "that's angelo mozilo's growth strategy for 2006." and he said, "we have

and the woodrow wilson school could offer most of the econ classes with or without calculus, and you can decide and by the second semester i was thinking, i'm ready for calculus. so i took it and got beaten up, and unfortunately, the class without calculus was taught by ben bernanke. so my hubris meant i did not study macroeconomics with the current fed chair, which is unfortunate. so, that is where i come from. i have in life -- because i do public policy and things like that -- come to appreciate the enormous power of these tools and the math, but it's about, can you tell me why i need to know this? so what i'm going to read now is a section from chapter 5, which is basic probability. the subtitle its, do not buy the stepped warranty on your $99 printer. that you can probably figure out. instead i'm going to tell you a story some of you may remember. this may seem a little old but i hope you recall this. this is a story that begins the chapter, 1981, the joseph suites brewing company spent 1.7ing me fa dollar for what appeared to be a shockingly bold and risky campaign for shlitz.

he was killed -- another econ who has taken up a stand. as important as it is -- it is as important to salute and to appreciate all these great and courageous people for standing up. another leader is standing it. but also some of the leading police officers, and one of the leading, very well-known pakistan police officers in the audience, and i've reminded that three senior police officers were killed in peshawar. so also there is this that they've not been able to defend those brave people. and if these courageous people for standing up to taliban all one by one, then it can be. so these i think the important currents, i think finished my eight minutes or so, but i want just to focus on, just delete them with this idea there's a successful case but we don't know whether how far it can go. progressive political party was voted in because people, all the people of this province voted against. that was the alliance i mentioned. so many people in pakistan have been doing the right thing. they have been voting in the good people. they have be

join me at -- macro econ, the foundation for everything. ec 10.rs you? melissa: he will pretend like he does. that's for sure. lori: with apple plunging how can you invest in its smartphone rival samsung? tracy byrnes and ashley webster have the answers next on fox business. don't miss it. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. tracy: good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster. apple falling hard. the stock dropping nearly 12% on fears the company, well, is losing out to smartphone rival samsung. that raises the question how can you invest in samsung? we're looking for options in moments. it is not that easy. tracy: it is not. there is no adr. the odd man out months after nasdaq and i.c.e. teamed up in a failed bid to take over the new york stock exchange, nyse and i.c.e. are going it alone. bob fwri felled shares his reaction with liz claman from davos. that is ahead. ashley: a dire warning from the economy from a top advisor to president bush. ed

i think if it was for the republicans, i think they missed econ 101.u put a dollar in somebody's hand, they buy somebody. that created $2 and that person and that creates $3. i think they missed that part. >> again, to the credit theof the president by allowing for those tax breaks to continue so that they can keep more money in their wallet so they could spend as they like is going to be tremendous for many, 98% of middle class families and 98% of small businesses are now going to reap that benefit. >> i think that is the only way we are going to get this economy on track is working with our small businesses and working and making sure that we have the best, the brightest and the smartest workers compared to the global market. >> i think the president is going to the right direction. we talked about immigration reform, by allowing for some of these young folks that get educated here to stay here and also advancing opportunities for the dreamers. >> that's a big, big term. people don't understand. these folks are educated. they go to the university. th