and it all goes to ecs for recycling. parker says that the money she makes goes to a charity for children. >> when monitors come in, of course, they have to, you know, give a name and an address. >> reporter: ecs refining also keeps logs of e waste it receives and hands the logs over to the state. >> and they will call the consumers. they will reverse check this address. >> reporter: cal recycle says false logs result in no payments. the state has paid $393 million in claims but rejected about $23 million in false claims. and the state is actively prosecuting fraud. >> we will not issue checks for the recovery of that material unless those logs standup to our scrutiny. >> reporter: fraud aside, environmentalists worry that too much e wasted is exported to third world countries where it polluting the environments and where the crude recycling is being done by children. >> 80% of the kids in this one region of china have led possess owning. the it toxin levels are high. it is found in the soils and the air. >> there is pend

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rally underway in oakland today as several community groups demand that ec transit reserves alameda and contra costa find enough money to restore full service for its writers in the two counties. alameda and contra costa are served by ac transit and they're dealing with budget cuts as are most of the transit agencies throughout the bay area. we'll get more on that rally coming up in just a moment. in the meantime in san francisco some concerned citizens are speaking out against a proposed plan by muni. this was a scene from today from the news conference held by the group called save unique. today the group said it is against the proposed central subway station. many whats to build the station to help alleviate traffic and congestion near san francisco chinatown. >> it's a waste of money for the people of san francisco who will not improve service and a fact make transit service on muni probably worse if this thing is actually constructed. >> muni said it worked of several ideas to alleviate congestion and chinatown without building of new subway system but m.t.a. officials say they hav

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ec that contrast in the atmosphere, the center of the storm winds up. there is the trailing edge that continues to move through so as to continue through the night, he's been in the atmosphere moves away. some strong wind coming in, it will be a windy day tomorrow. the sunshine will be back and we will like that. we will see the wind continuing to increase to high spots out there at blue ridge. when you get up and head out to work, it will only be in the 50's. a windy day and a dry day as we go through the next seven days. more sunshine had after a bit of a wild evening. the weekend, a lot of sunshine and a nice dry air. you can do a little bit of the weekend. >> that is good news. [ male announcer ] washington, d.c. a landmark of liberty and opportunity. at bank of america, we live and work here, with thousands of employees and hundreds of branches and atms. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion... from supporting the arts and howard university to helping revitalize anacostia and downtown d.c. because when you're giving, lending, a

the parishioners took solace, comfort, and memory from the court this alters the ec here on the left. in june, they were ripped out, leaving a gaping hole the you see on the right. can we say that these are not part of the heritage, legacy, and birthright? i think not. thousands of people kneel here for decades. going, going, gone for profit. as far as we can tell, it was shipped to minnesota. the people who did this are the kind of people that would go through your drawers to look for anything that valuable, take it, and leave. [chime] will we respond to this outrage? we certainly hope so. this resolution is a start. supervisor mirkarimi: considering the limitations that the law has with regard to compelling that the property owners of this building is only in violation of not complying with the stop orders and so removing the assets. what do you suggest that the city does? >> respectfully disagree that those are the only issues here. there are issues of property ownership. for example, these older is were given to the church has a gift from a family in memory of other family members

that is in marked contrast to the travails that ec or the regions have to -- that you see that the regents have to raise tuition again. if we keep doing what we are doing in these colleges, we have to reconcile that. that is my political speech. but it is important. i just want you to know that i don't think there is anything more important than celebrating what we have done to attract some of the best and brightest from around the world to this city and to this region. but we need to also celebrate that proud path by celebrating a commitment to the future, that we redouble those efforts. the next half century will be nothing like the past half century. i am very proud of howard and his vision and faith and devotion to san francisco and mission-, and these partnerships and elsewhere. i am proud to see the growth of his company and the private sector actually have job descriptions available for people to come in and get tired. -- and get hired. i'm really proud i'm reallyreg -- i am really proud of what reg has done. he recognizes china, san francisco, connecting the dots in india, connecti

given the peace sign right here to our cameras as he walked by he is a short as one of the group that ec. we're back live here at the martinez scored have us this is the preliminary hearing at the case and is expected to go on at least for this week and threw into next week. the reason for that is that there's seven suspects and each time the prosecution questions one of the witnesses than there are seven attorneys each representing one of the defendants who gets to cross-examine that it goes back to the prosecution for redirect and back each attorney for another round. it's very long painstaking process as image right now crime scene investigator is on the stand and she is testifying which she arrived on scene she saw the victim brought under a picnic table on a metal pole that was under the table face down. she said she found operations both on the victims knees as well as the tops of for feed to and as well as her shoulders all the way down her back. that's the latest reporting live in martina's kron 4 news. >> shooting at an apartment complex at with two people dead and a third shot

. >> ec's formal cases of food borne illness per year, many the result of dirty kitchens in homes. >>ing raw meat and then cutting it on a surface with a knife. and then you do not realize that you put your lettuce on it afterwards for your salad. >> he advises keeping the refrigerator at 41 degrees or less, replace cleaning sponges off didn't -- often, and always clean your sink of the washing different types of foods. >> washing meets before you cook them, it is a good and healthy thing. the same time, you're releasing the bacteria into your sink near your dishes. >> it is food for thought for this apparent it wants to make the grade. >> i have six children. it is important to me that they stay well. no fun when somebody is sick. >> now your 11 insta-weather + forecast. >> look at our radar. nothing going on locally. just a lot of sunshine. clouts off shore. there is a storm to the west producing a little bit of rain along the cool front. just showers. not a powerful storm. further west as the colder air. higher elevations, parts of northeast colorado and out in wyoming and nebraska

ec compare prices, keeping receipts, don't fall for the extended warranty and look for free shipping offers and watch out for identity theft scams. they're reminding people while debit cards to rack up that they also don't offer some of the same protections as most credit cards. first of his black friday then cyber monday now small business saturday to the list of sanctions sought shopping days. american express's to marketing blitz to encourage people to shop locally owned stores. bay area businesses are open the idea will catch on carried >> and it's a good snapback reaction from some people don't like black friday don't want to be out about the malls having the saturday event it's kind of its own entity and it will be great if we get the word out. >> to encourage customers american express is giving a $25 credit to the first 100,000 card members who register their card and use it to shop at a small business on saturday. organizers say for every $100 spent at a local store $68 they figure does go back to the community. were looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, the left side westbo

this is the ec 72 ac for america's cup in 72 for its length in feet. according to 41 page protocol for the 34th america's cup this would be the only design allowed in the final competition. the votes are designed to be the fastest in the world with catamaran halls and the 3300 sq. ft. space age wing sail. it is actually able to sail faster than the wind. sale wins as late as 3 mi. an hour. competitors will be limited to 11 crewmembers instead of the current 17 and one of them will be designated as a tv camera operator. other rule changes are designed to make the race is more exciting. there will be three years of warm- up competition, three next year and seven in 2012. those races will take place all around the world with the venues to be announced in january. the courses will be shorter end restrictions on branding will be relaxed. one thing is not changed. the winner takes all. watching the first cup race in 1850 wind britain's queen victoria of reportedly asked who is second? the reply your majesty there is no second-best. >> our current conditions

> the lower the price to $7.99 that's good for you and me cbs hasn't joined the alliance of fox, an ecit will get it from subscription services straight from the source. this is one of the situations in the flux has been wildly zero huge water on wall street for some reason. people like content in alternative manners. >> and flexes evolving and pretty well but it looks like down the road could be in trouble? >> it will be tough to tell the difference between the different offerings out there $7.90 for one $7.99 for the other. there's always a war on content. right now distribution is sped down the road will be content again. >> were to time but stay with us will be back right after this break. [ male announcer ] whether you're new to california or you've been grooving here for some time now, you know that value comes in many forms. for some it's a classic car, for others a profession that lets them give back to the next generation. for many californians, it's a medicare plan that gives them more for their money. with anthem blue cross, you can get a medicare advantage ppo plan that off

when ec 52 degrees on the clock, that's the highest temperature it's going to be carried it was coldert's going to get colder later and it really is swinger in the air. influencing people walk by when the winter coats with from the hood and just over one of my shoulders here is the ice rink. it's the walnut creek ice rink in the people at that ice rinks there really bundled up to the wearing scarves, gloves, the kind of out where you just don't normally see around thanksgiving in the bay area. are gunna talk to those people the ice rink and get back to as the temperature continues to drop. walnut creek jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> of the bay area residents plan on trucking up to the sierra for the skimming weekend. jeff bush is in the mountains and shows you the conditions >> there. the day before a thanksgiving in the sun was out this year has been extremely low temperatures making the icicles long and hearty. the sky was blue but the crisp air was a reminder that winter is here. different roads had different conditions and snow was still on the road in the truck area but was cleared

ec a window, let us know. it is a musical feat matched only by the beatles and the monkeys. susan boyle has joined their ranks, being the first british woman to top the british and american album charts for the second time. ♪ ♪ a perfect day >> it has been an extraordinary year. >> ♪ then later, when it gets dark ♪ >> 10 million albums sold, and within 10 months, a second number one album on both sides of the atlantic. >> the last 18 months have been absolutely fantastic. >> but her home is still, for the time being, the same little house she lived in when she auditioned for "bridge and -- "britain's got talent." >> is pretty amazing. i have had a bit of help from other people. >> while the sales are not quite as fast as they were for the first, it has rather confounding those who thought the she would be just a seven- day music wonder. >> a year ago, they thought she was a one-hit wonder, huge amounts of exposure, but to get another number one on both sides of the atlantic is truly amazing. >> indeed. her record label says the only other british act to have done this is the

decide to build the new house the soil, ec. mckenzie said.[inaudible conver] [inaudible conversations] >> thai. i really don't have a question, but i think i speak on behalf of some of the military spouses that are here with me. in light of your great courage if that ever happened to anyone of our husbands somebody like you would always be there. >> thank you. [applauding] and it was not only for the wounded. one day the weather was very clear. there was a parachute. and we went out to see them, and it was beautiful. coming down the sky. very young close to me. when he get up he said, aw, a woman here. his voice had something optimist iqbal. not so terrific as they say. >> thank you very much for your presentation. did you remain in the military after in the china? >> yes. in basement. after that once. a left at that time. another doctor, the order of the rehabilitation center invited me to come. at that time the center which is beautiful, of the starting to be renovated. perhaps the cadel if i go to the state. that was very interesting. afte

other headlines fees at ec campuses could be going up once again. university of california is considering proposals to raise tuition by eight percent. expand financial aid and reduce pension benefits for future employees if approved it would increase by $822 to $11,124 cover the students say they have already been asked to pay too much too frequently. >> and that is not good, not good for us. we are ready are struggling to pay for college as it is. the fiasco of. horace was to continue, harder we incurred >> it's ridiculous. it's about two dozen more from last you're ready. it's about double this russian the cause of those six spades. i do not of the suspects more diversity on campus, the campaigns to have diversity when these fee increases are going to turn away a lot of students that will let you to afford going to school years. here4. >> the president says changes are needed to close a budget some or all of a recurring include funds for van is that in our less than $80,000 a year. today san francisco is ordered supervisors are expected to approve

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the ec conditions around the bay, live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems here cars are sailing on by from all approaches, no signs of a overnight construction, thinking what taking san mateo 92 looks good in both directions traffic on the right-hand side of your screen had been the commute direction, no way that the toll 12-13 minutes between 101 and 80. wrapping up with a live look at san mateo bridge, no problems across band, the entire ride looks good. we are in the green. the moderate to state limits 24 minutes. highway 37-58013 minute trip. james. >> politics, but to will start of what decision 2010 after more than a week of counting and recalculating it appears at this point that oakland has a new mayor kron4 has more on the election. >> (cheering) jading block by block. jean antoinquan celebrated her victory as oakland next mayor. >> i am happy to be certified as the winner of the oakland mayors race. >> the latest orange dress house for a 59.8% to pravda's 49.02% she says her victory is due to run grassroot support. >> nearly a thousand volunteers walked door-to- door,

ec's in fashion magazines. >> nice ties. >> if they are very nice. >> the forecast is also lies.s are in the 40 + right now. we will make it into the 60's today. we don't expect any weather trouble on your way to work or school this morning. we will check the seven-day forecast in about five in this. for now, over to the news desk. >> a host of new jobs osuna becoming to the area. a massive shopping center will be built with including a walmart. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live from north baltimore with details on the story. >> the council approved plans for the development. it will be a fringe of 3000 square foot retail space which includes a walmart and smaller specialty shops. the proposal allots space for 70 residential units. >> it has been a well thought out, long process to make sure the community are heard and that we try to preserve it neighborhoods as much as possible. >> councilwoman belinda conaway initially faced opposition. judith took those concerns to the project developer. they went over many by agreeing to install speed bumps and you turn signals along with

instead of taking dance or home ec. in shop i should have known she had some of it in her.or shop she carves shoes out of wood. she tells me that dancing with the stars called. i told them i am not a star and i don't dance so sure. i'll join. so i kid you not she loaded up the truck and she moved to beverly hills. she loaded up her truck to rodeo drive. parked it there where the dancers are staying through this competition. and i said well, bristol, i didn't think this was a funny thing to suggest. it was sincere. i said rodeo drive, how about if we load up the motor home and we come down and visit you, the whole family. she said yeah mom you are going park the motor home on the rodeo drive. and i saw by the pool there are lawn chairs. you could sleep there, too. here come the palins. bristol is telling us how difficult some of the steps are because of the songs and dance types. forgive me. i am not as artsy as you are. i was proud is i used to play the flute. i am thinking some of these dances i certainly can't help her. i have never heard of the dances much less know the

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the last date that ec is someone is a possibility was also lost eight there was a possibility and cast your mind back 21791 under the cathedral of notre dame and standing there it's somewhat elaborated by my imagination and wasn't robespierre and also zero and they were watching or were looking at notre dame and one says what should we do with this pile of gothic junk? let's rename it. good idea what should make college? cedis thought they would call after themselves and robespierre came up with a wonderful idea call-up the temple ever use them. good thinking. that works splendidly in means nothing we might as well have called the temple of evidence are temple irrationality. what should we do next? the next one said let's kill a lot of people so that is what they did. one say rename to notre dame the temple of reason it was relatively easy to kill 50,000 in women and children that is the proposition reared discussing 18515460 years later a aged remarkable progress wonderful sense of material in a poem entitled dover beach reflects on the decline of religious faith and the melancholy tr

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jeanne ell ece, bay area news. >> housing should be open in 2012.rds to plow shares says it is working with vets from iraq and afghanistan soon as they return home. service groups hope that early attention will prevent them from spiraling into homelessness. >> still ahead. making good on ap p a promise t vets. >> a bay area woman knows why the stranded cruise ship off the coast of mexico had such attroublwh at she heard days before the fire. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now get a safeway frozen turkey up to 16 pounds for just $7 each. that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. safeway. >>> another live look at the refinery in contra costa county. this is what happened. area wide power outage is causing the flare-ups at the oil refinery in martinez. the fires you see coming out of the stacks. thick black smoke spewed into the air. the power failure, after 4:00 this afternoon at the refinery located on the outskirts of marti

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they want to know that their voices are not being drowned out by ec of lobbyists and special interests and partisan bickering. they want business to be done here openly and honestly. i ran for this office to tackle these challenges and give voice to the concerns of everyday people. over the last two years, we have made progress but clearly, too many americans have not felt that progress is yet. they told us that yesterday. as president, i take responsibility for that. what yesterday also told us is that no one party will be able to dictate where we go from here. we must find common ground in order to set -- in order to make progress on some uncommonly difficult challenges. i told john boehner and mitch mcconnell last night that i am eager to sit down with members of both parties and figure out how we can move forward together. i am not suggesting this will be easy. i will not pretend that we will be able to bridge every difference or solve every disagreement. there is a reason we have two parties in this country and both democrats and republicans have certain beliefs and certain princi

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we thought that my ec per tease would help with the establishment of infrastructure. but shortly after i witnessed horrific events. i witnessed torture, rape of girls, of the youth and i'm in prison just because i did not agree with the clerical establishment. i witnessed execution, i witnessed disrespect to human dignity, and i could no longer take it. i decided to travel back to the u.s., and i thought to myself that i can take my family and go back to u.s. u.s. was a second home to me. i had studied here, i had friends here. but i thought that i cannot remain silent in the face of all the horrific things that this regime was doing to its people. and i thought that by contacting the u.s. authorities i could help bring change to the government, and if the americans knew what was going on there, they would help me help the iranian people. so i contacted the fbi, and they put me in touch with the cia. after several meetings of debriefings, in one of my meetings the cia case officer asked me if i was willing to go back to iran and become a spy, become their eyes and ear

(cheering) ec they made noise and thanked me. >> the president walking towards the turkeys.re headed to member and to george washington mistake. then they will live out the rest of their days there. that is happening light at the white house. we will take a quick break and be right back. watching weather in the sierra. this is reno heavy snow coming down hazardous conditions over 3000 people lost power after the snowstorm with high winds as well. highway patrol reported to 79 accidents four dozen vehicles collided off the roadways yesterday the sierra right now we have snow on the ground chain requirements 8 lows there right now in truckee for balloons 0. truckee looking for low of 24 today. a live look here from this year note and more from louise up. >> mark loves to throw around that temperature - 8 it's fun to say of but it's not nice to be in negative bay. biting cold this morning this cold snap continuing to tomorrow as well setting records this morning freeze warnings still in effect until tomorrow as well. chance of rain towards the weekend but here's a look at the n