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elisabeth?for any of y'all who are not aware, the league of women voters arose directly out of the fight to give women the right to vote. i really appreciate being here and having an opportunity to lend our observations to this discussion because historically one of the first things that the newly-founded league of women voters did in 1920, after 1920 when women got the right to vote, was with inventory state election laws and look for the ways that, to let all these million of women who had just received the right to vote get them the information that they needed to actually access the process. and that is something that the league has been doing for the last 92 years. so we are a fed rated organization which means we do have affiliated in every state, and we were observing this election from that perspective. we take on two roles during an election and during a major election cycle. the first is that we advocate for reform of the process. we do that either at the national level, or we do that

she was honored with mittal from america and france but her coo de gura -- came in 1959 when queen elisabetharded her the commander of the british empire for her contribution to the 20th century literature. now, how do we account for the success of these women? pure rall intelligence and dr.? certainly. but there were other smart and ambitious women. what distinguished thompson and west was their courage to jettison the constraints of the past, break rules, and forged the path for women in journalism and literature at a time of great political upheaval. their influence was of meshing a perception, character, dr. and the guts to speak truth to power at a time those cataclysmic in world history. in short, they felt an overriding sense of historical mission and they were willing to do everything to make their voices heard. but there was a danger in their ambition, a dark side, which is exactly why i named my book "dangerous ambition" triet it was certainly heroin but risky to throw away the rules and make new ones up on the fly. at the cutting edge of such change, they had no understanding of w

some of them spoke at the event, including senator elisabeth warren and a senator tammy baldwin.i also addressed the gathering. the 113th congress consist of a record 120 women serving in the house and senate. [applause] >> it good morning, everyone. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. thank you. this being a sunday morning, i want to begin by saying this is the day got has made, let us rejoice and be glad. let us rejoice and be glad as we gather here in the white house, barack obama is being sworn in officially as the president of the united states. [applause] that earlier this day, joe biden was bork -- was sworn in as vice president of the united states. and tomorrow, it will be ceremonial, but today it is official. what a great day. and at what a great day that we are celebrating emily's list's success and strength in numbers. women leading the way. isn't that exciting? 15 more democratic women in the united states senate. that is remarkable. in this cycle, with emily's list's help, 18 more democratic women in the house, bringing our no. 261 women in the house. how a

. >> elisabeth cooridan has today's hollywood minute. >> justin weaver is speaking out after a tragic-justin biebr. >> and photographer was hit when he tried to return to his vehicle. justin said he was not in the car and offered a statement sent his condolences. he says hopefully the tragedy will hopefully inspire meaningful legislation to protect the lives of celebrities. also in some bystanders and photographers themselves. >> more than 100 of her songs to the top chart spirit some of our best known songs were tennessee walls. page was an icon. >> allen pleadetweeted thank you for for keeping me safe and my family to. his tour is still on. for hollywood minute i am elisabeth cor ridan. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news is back-to- school for sandy hook elementary students will have a look at the new elementary school. >> plus starbucks will start selling $1 reusable plastic cups a day. how the new change could affect your wallets. >> and we will be keeping an eye on the weather and traffic this morning. we will be right back here on the kron 4 morning >> (male announcer): l

elisabeth corridan explains in today's hollywood minute. >> he rang in the new year with a new ride.eremony was held at the playboy mansion with heifers and younger brother serving as his best man. -- he ffners . >> len good men kicked off the new year with a wedding. goodman and his girlfriend married sunday in london. they have been dating for 10 years. >> and broadcasting pioneer hanna storm is back on the air. she of thost to the rose parade in senpasadena's california. >> the best time is being here with my friends in the fifth year. >> she thought suffered first and second-degree burns from a gas grill three weeks ago. the only visible evidence was her bandaged cliff hand. >> on monday she treated especially thankful this new year's. she has been an anchor since 2008. >> for hollywood minute i am elisabeth corridan. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the house of representatives vote is then in the country will not go over the so-called fiscal cliff will be checking in to see what comes next from washington. >> and a person is been arrested an accident that killed to yes

elisabeth corridan has today's hollywood minute. >> after a photographer was killed trying to snap photosf justin's binbers car. eibers car. >> this is a tragedy but hopefully we can learn from the experience. >>bieber was not in the car and issued a statement offering his condolences and calling for changes to protect celebrities and photographers who go to great lengths to get high- profile pictures. >> texas chainsaw 3-d debuted at number one. ticket sales hit $23 million. django on change finished in the same spot. the movie brought in another $20 million netting over one under six minutes in dollars. >> hobbit sit to #three taking in 17 and one-half million dollars. >> for kron hollywood minute i am elisabethcorridan. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a scary scene in san jose as a one and lancer cars in a pond more details about the accident coming up. >> and secretary of state healing clinton gets back to work to day this days after being treated and released from the hospital. >> and we are watching your bay area weather and traffic. we will be checking in with erica and j

. >> for hollywood minute i am elisabeth corridan. >> in still ahead on the kron 4 morning news we'reing more about the bar pilots who ran a tanker in to the bay bridge. the will tell you about his previous record and show you what it is like to be behind the wheel of one of these vessels. >> plus a violent start to this wednesday and one san francisco neighborhood as a shooting and stabbing happened witinches hundred yards within hundreds of feet of each other. do have a live report coming up. >> plus we are watching your wisdom morning commute as well as look at your forecast for the rest of the week. we will be checking in with george erica when the you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have the wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get u-verse tv for

. >> for hollywood minute i am elisabeth codrdridan. >> still ahead the search is on for a missing 19last seen in the lake tahoe area. our family is now speaking out and will have the latest details coming up. >> it world series champion was tame by police. details on what sergio romano did in las vegas. >> plus we will be watching the weather and traffic this morning with erica and george. we will be right back on the kron 4 morning >> good morning. kron 4 will tran is a live on the scene of a crash. the house of representatives rowboat today about super storm sandy 8. we are also following the weather and traffic. >> we are taking a live look outside at our roof cam. we do have a clear skies above and we do have all that is forming barrier taken a look at the temperatures it is a cold start. it is a little bit warmer than 24 hours ago. it is over 24 fairfield. santa rosa is warmer than that were yesterday. satellite and radar shows the there are changes to talk about. we do have wet weather on the way. >> it is an easy day for traffic this morning we're not tracking any problems or

elizabeth warren, tammy baldwin, elisabeth hassan. come on up.plause] ♪ >> here's a look at the western side of the capitol building which has been transformed to the stage where president obama will be sworn in tomorrow and will be delivering his second inaugural address. ♪ >> a look at some of the activity happening around the capitol where president obama will deliver his second inaugural speech. we'll have live coverage starting at 7:00 eastern time, including the swearing-in and the parade. next we'll hear from two former speech writers about what goes into writing an inaugural address. >> we want to welcome john mcconnell. thanks for being with us. this is from the washington examiner, the obama highlights the challenges. this is from the "chicago tribune" no time to waste in a second term and more aggressive obama may seek quick wins on the big issues. those issues will be framed tomorrow. what will we hear? guest: i'm excited to hear it as i know you are. that headline "no time to waste" makes me think of president clinton's inaugural add

. >> he said to be introduced by outgoing secretary hillary clinton, massachusetts senator elisabetharren and senator john mccain. mccain and kerry have worked closely on national-security issues. kerrey has also served on the foreign relations committee for 28 years and led it for the past four years. >> lawmakers in rhode island are set to consider legislation allowing same- sex couples to marry. a vote on the bill is set for this evening. >> is a high-profile supporter reliance house speaker gordon fox, who is gay. >> gay marriage legislation has been introduced in the state for 15 years, but is a the first time the issue will be up for vote in either the house or the senate. rhode island is the only new england states that prohibit same-sex marriage. >> crew is finishing work at the world trade center in new york are leaving professional--personal messages on the skyscraper that is going up to replace the terror of wrecked towers. the messages range from tributes to the victims of september 11th to sketches and poetry. >> one ipad worker says this is a way for workers to get thei

before hollywood minute i am elisabeth cordrdidan. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning as a vessel passingay strikes the bay bridge. an update on the investigation ahead. >> plus a new developments in the speed freak killers case the fbi has now taken over. why they're focusing their onding efforts is on one area of the state. >> and will be watching your whether this morning erica and also be checking in with george has a look if your morning commute. we will be right back here on the kron 4 morning news >> (male announcer): live from the bay area this is the kron 4 morning news. kron 4 news at 5:00 a.m. starts now. >> in new this morning the vessel that ran into the bay bridge yesterday morning is still in san francisco bay. you can see the lights behind me. coming up i was the latest on the investigation. >> here in the kron 4 morning news room will have the latest to the destination of the death of a 19 year-old alyssa bryne who went missing in lake tahoe details straight ahead and police have arrested the man accused of setting of francisco's bayview district. >> jackie sissel is at t

queen elisabeth the 2nd launched ship back in 1967.e at least 26 around the world voi ans. there is some rumors it is going to china for scrap which could be so sad that some one paid 20 million for it to get the scrap. but hopefully that is not the truth and hopefully it will con to live on as a hotel in asia. tracy: a stagnant hotel parked at a dock? ashley: reconvert it will be floating luxury hotel which is what it was supposed to be in dubai. because of downward, we know what happened economy i'm flowedded in dubai as far as expansion so we'll see. tracy: sometimes things are wore more together than they are separate. ashley: there is that. tracy: 15 minutes after the hour. we have to check on the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> dow is looking good. up 114 points for the dow jones industrials. s&p 500 getting close to the 1485 mark. i spoke of early this morning that traders were looking at as an area we could move to. that is exactly where we are. gold is up over 7 1/2 dollars. we have s

elisabeth. >> can you talk about about president obama's big moment in your discussions and how muchhe was involved? >> marty and i had the opportunity to meet with the president usually every week depending on his schedule to go over issues and over the past year, i've regularly briefed the president on this issue we had open up two positions and providing even more opportunities and he was very supportive. if i occurred, he was supportive and always encouraged us to ensure everything we did at the force better and insured readiness. he is alert to the fact that the end of the day the armed forces has to be ready. >> earlier, you said it was or is traveling around -- >> that's correct. >> while, at the cia, i can tell you we are at a point where close to 50% of the people working there. so it was for me really reassuring to see young men and women were equally dedicated to the intelligence services in coming to the army have been the opportunity to see that firsthand was again something that for me was a very special experience because i thought, you know, america stands for giving

one from elisabeth, thank you for writing in. should i camber my 401k into an equity index annuity?hat plan is a mistake. insurance people are going after that 401k. it could be alive policy, you do not need insurance the day you die for most people. i lost my grandmother at 95 and she did not need insurance at 95. the only people who need insurance their entire life are wealthy people. if i give all my money to stand for what i diet they buy eight life insurance policy. stay away from it cities unless you are wealthy and financially planning. >> that would has our second question and he says i am looking to refinance my mortgage should i do it now? >> i refinanced last year and batted down to 4%. rates are starting a little higher and today we have good news out of caterpillar. add all that up and a 10 year is 1.5% and now it is creeping up to about 2%. record mortgage rates may be a thing of the past. they will not skyrocket. todd your guy and see what you got, don't look to be right. i don't think you'll be out of control. >> thank you and we will see you again tomorrow. don't fo

. >> i am elisabeth macnaara, president of the national league of women voters.he cannot work on, the league of women voters was directly out of the fight to give women the right to vote. i really appreciate the inherent have been an opportunity to let their observations to this discussion because historically, one of the first things that the newly founded league of women voters did in 1920 when women got the right to vote rescinding tory state election laws and look for ways to let all these millions of women who just received the right to vote get them information they needed to access the process and that is something the league has been doing for the last 92 years. so we are a federated organization, which means we have affiliates in every state and we were observing this election from that day. we've taken on two roles during an election and during a major election cycle. the first is we advocate reform of the process. we do that at the national level or the state level often by working with local election officials where we have the elites in order to impr

know, as it was sitting there listening to ben cardin, i cannot help but think about the last time elisabethittee. and how some folks tried to tear her apart. because she simply wanted an organization which was meant to protect our constituents. she wanted to make it work. and i can tell you, i was telling director cordray a little bit earlier. it's amazing, the very people who tried to put her down in their actions elevated her, now she is a united states senator. you don't have to clap. you should, because she is very, in a very significant position. go on, clap. [applause] >> i want to thank senator cardin. i certainly, our mayor who has just done an outstanding job and you, director cordray, for being here. the consumer financial protection bureau is dedicated to protecting consumers, including homebuyers from abusive financial practices. under director cordray's leadership, the bureau conducted enforcement actions last year that returned about $425 million, to consumers who were the victims of deceptive practices. this is about $80 million more than the bureau's entire budget for 2012.