lou elleing is on administrative leave without pay. >>> a woman is facing several charges after a road rejoins accidents and one of the victims caught the whole thing on camera. >> she is pushing us off of the road. she is come for us. put it in reverse. >> on saturday afternoon a passenger in a white mazda called police to report that a woman in a ford explorer was tailgating them between auburn and colfax. at one point they hit the mazda and pulled in front. they advised the people in the mazda to keep driving and met up with all of them at the dutch plat. the woman was charged with reckless driving and obstructing an officer. >> very scary. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, flying anywhere for the holidays? coming up in 20 minutes the results for testing for dangerous bacteria. the eye opening results and expert advise about how to stay healthy when you fly. >> i don't feel safe with a gun in my house. >> and a controversial antigun psa filmed at a school in oakland is getting national attention. the provocative attention that some are applauding while some say it encourages teen

we begin with jean elle. she is live in san francisco, where law enforcement officers are gearing up to help deal with protesters shutting down traffic and trains in the bay area. jean, what do you have? >> reporter: we're here at the hall of justice, and i want to show you a pretty unusual scene. it's very common to see police cars parked here in front of 850 bryant, but it is not common to see officers gathering here on the steps in front of the hall of justice. just a few minutes ago there were about 100 police officers standing on those steps being briefed. and i'm told san francisco police are gathering here at the hall of justice, getting ready to offer their support to police departments in the east bay who have their hands full tonight with protesters. you can see many of these officers are holding riot gear. many of them have left. but sfpd is in close contact with the departments across the bay and getting ready to deploy officers here to the east bay if they're needed, if and when they say they're

jean elle live in berkeley with more on the expanding debate. jean? >> reporter: terry, people from all works of life gathered in berkeley for a different demonstration. singing for social justice, raising money for michael brown's family. activists in berkeley sing for social justice. he organized the fund raiser for michael brown's family. >> not everybody is a leader. everybody's part is important. we need to stand together in solidarity to get anything done. >> after weeks of ongoing protests across the nation against police violence. people are divided. protestors and shoppers, argued about how to restore calm today. in an open letter to the bay area, the president of three police unions, shared concerns about officer safety. saying the legitimate expression of views has devofld into vilification and violence against the natipublic servants. nancy armstrong temple is raising her voice against a broken criminal justice system. >> i have been pulled out of the car driving home late. >> this mother raising money for michael brown's family hurts. >>

here is jean elle. >> reporter: this part of the avenue was under water thursday. a lot of the water made it inside of area businesses. tonight the sandbags remain. but the water has receded. retailer want-up to know they will be open tomorrow. >> traveled through the walls. >> reporter: after the water flowed through her shop thursday. all this water, soaked several retailers on the avenue. >> there were maybe, four, five inches of standing water in the gallery. on our carpeted gallery. >> the hand made good at dovetail collection are off the ground. pat kirkish is putting the store back together. her husband steve has pieces drying outside. so many people showed up to help. >> out of nowhere, some guy showed up carrying a squeegy, carpet squeegy, borrowed from willie's next door. he got to work. >> stores closed. willie's seafood didn't flood. workers lost business too. >> stayed closed. you couldn't get in or out of town. >> now the streets are clear and lit up for the holidays. business owners worked late tonight. making sure shops are ready for what they hope

in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> new at 11:00. registered sex offender behind bars, after being found in a 12-year-old girl's bedroom. the parents discovered the man in the daughter's bedroom. he used a chat app to communicate with the girl. investigators belief there could be more victims. the heyward man held on $3 million bail. charged with five counts of child molestation and burglary. >> elevator mishap in downtown san jose. you see here, construction workers anxiously watching this unfold. one of their fellow workers was trapped this evening. it happened at one south market construct, site. high rise a few blocks out. the elevator lost power between the 22 and took them an hour to free the woman inside. >> that sounds ludicrous. that's what is happening. >> next, our investigator unit uncovered a rule keeping post tat workers from dialing 911 for emergencies now. we investigate the threat workers say they face if they call anyway. troubling research. men who smoke might be more prone to developing cancer than a woman. >> plu

jean elle, nbc bay area. >> thank you, jane. our weather coverage continues tomorrow morning on today in the bay. 4. 30. in the morning. check out nbcbayarea.com. san mate fire chief arrested. facing several charges including grand theft and tax evasion. his wife was arrested last year, accused of making money on fake credit card and businesses. according to the da office, she fled the country and left the wall the with fake credit card linked to her husband. due in court tomorrow. debate over mandatory dna collection may be heading to state's highest court. an appeals court ruled the california practice of taking dna samples from people arrested for felonies violates the constitution. three judge panel struck down the 2004 raw law that allows officers to take and score the profiles into a database. one wrote. the law violated the policy of arrestees. >> l >> slow moving train carrying pork derailed. and the cargo could have been explosive. >> richmond parkway. you see the homes. near pennsylvania have new. cheryl hurd has more.

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> in the north bay. standing water, a big issue during recent storms. this driver had to berescued by firefighters, getting stuck in three feet of water. it happened on valley ford road. a good remirnder don't drive ino standing water. hard to tell how deep. for latest on the road and weather. everything else, at your fingertips. download the nbc bay area app. in other news, new at 11 clo:00n francisco deputy acued of attacking a hospital patient and lying. the distrack it toe district attorney says that the officer was arrested inside the sfo general emergency room waiting area in november. reportedly shows deputy, grabbing and choking a man who needed a cane to walk. the deputy filed a report saying the victim attacked him with the cane. the video proves other wise. at this time no word on why the deputy allegedly assaulted the victim. >> damage control from chevron. people upset about what happened last night. that massive flaring. at the refinery there in richmond. could be seen from mile. chevron lo

we apologize for interruption to jean elle's report. it was untimely. >> if you headed to the sierra, put the trip on hold. potential blizzard conditions are expected. >> want to give you a live look at heavenly ski resort. not snowing at the moment. about to change in a very big way. >> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. rain here. blizzard there. a lot of moving parts between. >> the measuring stick in the video likely could be filled up to 36 inches. see our strong storm is producing areas of rainfall across sierra. not cold enough to give us snow at this point. so here's what we are looking at. blizzard warning for sierra. 2, 3 feet of potential. whiteout conditions. any where from 50, 70 mile per hour winds. thinking of traveling there tomorrow. think twice. plans, friday. saturday. see, get widespread areas of snow beginning to develop throughout 4:00 p.m. more on the storm in a few minutes. >> thank you, see you in a bit. imagine. rain gear in high demand tonight. the designer shoe warehouse on stephens creek, san jose, sold out o

jean elle is there. chevron is saying it routine? >> chevron saying we may see more flaring as it works to shut down the unit. right now seeing steam rising from the facility. county officials say there are elevated levels of particulate matter being picked up by ground monitoring. levels are not high enough for shelter in place order. people who live nearby are uneasy. >> well there is no way in the world there its nothing harmful. deal with chemicals every day. >> jim is concerned about the flames out of the stacks at chevron refinery in richmond. >> no alarms went off. that was kind of strange. you've know? should have been a warning. >> reporter: on twitter, 7:30, chevron said there was visible flaring to allow for depressuring, flaring is part of refinery operations. later, chevron says the flare enables them to safely shut down a unit. they release steam to assist with flare quality. this can take on appearance of smoke. contra costa county supervisor, john joya says the hazmat team is on scene monitoring. he says flaring is no

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with more on how the department is reacting.an. >> reporter: jessica, dozens of people who knew officer brian tuvera gathered in his honor tonight. they say the shooting in new york brings back painful memories and tonight they grieve for two more families facing senseless loss. in the glow of a holiday tree people come together at taravel station to remember officer brian tuvera. >> he was his father in law. part of a group that gathers every year on the night a parolee shot and killed the 28-year-old officer. >> for me it helps. i'm not too sure how some of the other family members feel. i think&k it's very difficult his mom. a lot of emotions are brought up every year at this time for her. >> reporter: each gathering is emotional, but he says tonight feels more intense. >> the magnitude, especially the two officers that were killed there in new york. >> reporter: people here know the weight of the sadness families in new york are now facing. >> shock, grief. all the emotions. >> reporter: captain curtis lumm says officers at

nbc's jean elle joins us from san francisco's mission high school with more. jean?: raj, members of the black student union here at mission high school say it feels like society believes it's okay for police to shoot young men of color. tonight students here say it's time to make some noise and knock some sense into society. hundreds of san francisco high school students showed their support for michael brown sr. at a solidarity rally at mission high. >> to make change. >> reporter: members of mission's black student union say they are standing up for michael brown's son and others who were killed by police. >> trayvon martin and oscar grant. we thought, you know, time something needs to happen. and it's time for it to change. and so we put our minds together and decided let's start a rally. >> reporter: brown says he believes the rising chorus of protesters chanting "black lives matter" will help create change. >> keep everything alive all over the nation and just let your voice be heard. you know, don't back down. don't be scared. you have rights. >> reporter: osc

nbc bay area's jean elle continues our coverage live in san francisco.nd jean, there's a push now to try to remove some of those potentially dangerous trees. >> reporter: there sure is, jessica. we're here on oak street, and this street is lined with ficus trees. this one snapped in the rain over the weekend and this is why city leaders are now making it easier to remove and replace old ficus trees. ficus trees add a lush green canopy to the streets of san francisco but many of the 40 and 50-year-old trees are collapsing in the rain. this one snapped sunday on busy oak street. >> i was just really surprised. three cars long. it was pretty big. >> reporter: felix lurma says he's not parking his car here anymore. >> i have before, actually. >> reporter: how about now in. >> no, i won't. >> some have damaged cars. we had one a couple weeks ago that fell and hit someone and he was hospitalized. thankfully he's out of the hospital now. we just want to make sure that public safety is upheld and this is one way we can do it. >> reporter: the department of publi

elle, i am delighted to have you here. the candor is refreshing. thank you for coming, thanks. >> and coming up next, we'lly get a different perspective from a black police officer from flint, michigan. and then later. president obama is forcing nuns to pay for contraceptives or pay huge finds. >> now reaction for the eric garner decision from the police perspective. my next guest is a police department in flint, michigan. he is a past aror and author of the book "soul of the black cop". >> thank you for joining us. >> it is an honor to be here. >> my previous guest is articulate and do you believe that people ought to be afraid of cops, you are a cop, should people be afraid of you in your communityoir other community? >> listening to what elle had to say and put in the context of the garner decision and you have the video that the world sees the police officer employing an illegal tactic and taking a life of a season, it should be a clear case where there should be a indictment and i agree with him. >> what we are wondering was it si racial issue

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she's only 16, but elle fanning's got the elbows of a 40-year-old. what's up with elle's bows?hile we're at it, what would channing tatum look like without a mouth? ew, get a mouth, bro! and, guillermo-drone. guillermo illegally flies his personal camera drone over private celebrity swimming pools. and we've got the tape. >> get ready for naked ladies! oh! >> oh, drone you didn't. and later, what's g-mo doing with j.lo? who knows? >> i know! >> all this and mucho mas, tonight on "mucho." we are live from the hollywood and highland center, the mall. >> mucho! >> hi, everyone, and welcome to "mucho." want to hear some stupid stuff? >> yes! >> it is time for celebrity butt text! >> celebrity butt texts. >> which celebrity texted this by accident with their butt? was it, a, ashley benson or b, bradley cooper? i will tell you in exactly five seconds. ♪ it was b, bradley cooper! [ cheers and applause ] now, are you ready to play celebrity alphabetical order? >> yeah! >> well, you're going to have to wait, because right now, it is time for awko taco. awko taco. hey, kim kardashian, wh

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> the nfl network reports coach jim harbaugh's alma mater university of michigan has already offered him a job. the deal amounts to $8 million a year, the highest in college football. harbaugh is reportedly considering it but said he wants to stay in the nfl. there's a rumor he's a candidate for the raiders. >>> still to come, a disturbing trend revealed in some stores. we uncover why some are selling returned underwear and swim suits as new. >>> plus, a 911 prank involving a mystery. what dispatchers did next is really exemplifying the holiday spirit. >>> and we know that this weather has been rough on you, bay area, but the good news is, we have some success. now we can gauge it. good news is, the drought monitor came out this morning and we have a major improvement to show you. that's coming your way in just moments. >>> well, just in time for your holiday shopping, nbc's jeff rosen is going back to some of the country's biggest retailers who he busted a couple years back selling used underwear. >> well, stores made promises back then and with hidden c

hi, my name is elle woods. >> rose: spirit is what her character, elle woods, had in "legally blonde.harvard why i'm going to make an amazing lawyer. >> rose: witherspoon played a perky harvard law student who became an unlikely modern feminist. and the film became an international box office hit. four years later, in "walk the line," she portrayed june carter cash, and won every major award, including the oscar. >> witherspoon: let's go, times a-wasting. >> rose: yet, despite that, she was offered roles as wife, girlfriend, and sidekick, all of which frustrated her. is the image of you changing? >> witherspoon: yeah. and i'm... i'm ready for a change. i'm definitely ready. i remember a few years ago, i was asked to do an interview for "60 minutes." i was too scared. ( laughs ) >> rose: you said no. >> witherspoon: i didn't know what to say. and... and now, when i was approached, i was just... i felt like, "no, yeah, this... this makes sense. i have something to say now." oh, my god! what have i done? >> rose: she says it through her new film, "wild." >> withers

d it >> the national security advisor ells the story about having gone to a meeting between cole and thatcher. came out, he said charles, he's just so german. talk for a moment about german" in is "so the best sense of the word. he one who represented the west, chancellor cole. >> if chancellor cole and hasn't been on the same wavelength, german happened.n never those two individuals else cture than anybody made it happen. we had the reluctance of france, uk, and the soviet union. chancellor cole came to camp of 1990.february right? >> that's right. jesus.ad a coming to he said i want your help in unification. he said fine, you're all for it. to know from you you're not interested in a eutral germany in the heart of europe and you're not interested in a germany leaningestward. you're going to support us in making sure that the unified germany is a member of the north atlantic treaty organization. he said i will. both leaders lived up to it and done. >> one of the things that we about in y worried was gorbechev g reunification. get out of there. because it would have been tempting. th

nbc bay area's jeanne elle in the city with more on the damage. jeanne. >> reporter: trees all over san francisco snapped. one of many inconvenienced. caused by the wind. while crews worked to repair power lines knocked down by strong wind in the mission district. they're getting through a dark night with no power. >> very ill-prepared we have one tiny candle. and weep just had just had to go for more batteries for these. >> pg & e has crews work all over the bay area. at the peak 170,000 customers were in the dark. most out offages were related to the wind. and that wind blew her away. i've never seen it that strong. a little scary. >> strong wind were too much for trees all over san francisco. fire crews bounced from one downed tree to the next. a sign on the trunk says it was schedule ford removal by january 22nd. >> we have seen a lot of trees fall down in the neighborhood. >> the trees by his self are aging. failing in the rain now the wind. it didn't hit any cars. it snarled the commute. drivers weren't the ones delayed. commuters waited for

nbc bay area's jeanne elle from levi stadium. a franchise in turmoil. >> the 49ers acted quickly today. cutting ray mcdone aald. after the allegations surfaced. now the player will face the criminal investigation on his own. this organization has a strong belief in due process. and has demonstrated that over time. and demonstrated a pattern of poor decision making. that has led to multiple distractions for this organization. and this football team. that really can no longer be tolerated. awe off the general manager says two criminal accusations are too many. the defensive tackle its off the team. and in august, san jose police arrested mcdonald. the district attorney did not file charge. now another woman went to a local hospital claiming mcdonald sexually assaulted her at his home this week. investigators searched his house. >> they perhaps seized the bedding where the incident allegedly occurred. clothing. cell phone. perhaps surveillance information at ray mcdonald's house. and her dna. compare it to dna sample at mcdonald hom

ell chime] ting >>> some 10-year-old girls like to play with barbies.refer berettas. you're about to meet the poster child for the pink gun pink ammo set, as america's red hot gun industry sets its sights on a new target market. females. sometimes very, very young females. here's abc's reena ninan. >> reporter: 10-year-old cheyenne roberts loves pink and purple. pink and purple gun us, ths, th. yes, he wie yes, she wields an ar-15 like a pro. over 20 gun sponsors give her ammunition and semiautomatic wells to compete with nationally. what kind of gun is this? >> a beretta 1301. >> reporter: the gun is actually bigger than you. >> a little bit. >> reporter: and this holiday season, it seems that guns are on a lot of santa lists. this year's black friday shopping frenzy led to one of the highest gun sales in recorded history. with more than 175,000 background checks, according to the fbi. nearly three times the daily average. and the newest customer profile might surprise you. women and young girls. a trend that the industry is happily catering to with fe

nbc bay area, gene elle. >> reporter: hundreds marched in downtown oakland. others hacked property and broke windows. protesters gather christmas fight calling for an end. rocking broadway and 14th in oakland, brings buss to a halt. >> the idea is to give no time off for the police. we are contacting the racial discrimination and racial inviolence every day. >> reporter: some parents brought their children to demonstrations. >> i aim for rights. >> reporter: about 150 people marched the streets. they blocked freeway ramps, employees kept their distance, until protesters shattered windows and started a dumpster fire on broadway. >> i'm not participating if that. what i will speak to is marchers should give no time off for the police. it wasn't until windows started getting smashed that police came out here. >> reporter: some officers said they were called in early. officials claim they have spent more than a million dollars in overtime policing these now regular events. he says he doesn't agree with vandalism. he will continue to participate. >> it's a questio

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> be sure to download the bay area app. when you get there we should click on the icon. there you will see the forecast. live radar. weather alert. >> stormy weather may have reduced the amount of protestors at berkeley city county meeting. for ones who did show up. they delivered their message. loud and clear. here is nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. berkeley city council meeting was moved off to a school. tonight's crowd was a smaller one. but the issue of the hot button one. alleged police brutality. >> this city is the most progressive, or one of them in the nation. for this to be the first place where my 6-year-old friend was ever tear gassed is disgusting. >> there were dozens of speakers at beckerly's rescheduled city council meeting tonight. their message was the same. >> the berkeley police department use excessive force on very innocent, black youth! >> speakers had to wait a week and a half off to confront the mayor and council members. the focus, alleged excessive force. during the ferguson demonstration on december

. >> dan elle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> coming up, reenacting world war i's christmas tree soccer game, but did it really happen? >> we close tonight with a story of peace on earth, for a century now people have told the tale of a yuletide cease-fire soccer ghament middle of world war i. the question is, is it a fairy tale? mark phillips takes a look. >> merry christmas. merry christmas. >> the old line about never letting the facts get in the way of a good story could have been invented for the scene. the facts are as slippery as the field. and the story is so good it is still being told even embellished a hundred years later. >> it's the story of the world war i christmas truce of 1914. when groups of german and british soldiers briefly stopped shooting at each other and met and mingled in the no-man's land between their lines. on the 100th anniversary the encounter has been restaged as one of the places along the old front line in belgium where the truce originally occurred. >> there was this like-mindedness, it's christmas, goodwill. let's just be friends for the day. >

jean elle. >> the "washington post" begin to cover the story after the rolling stone article appeared and which has since interviewed the victim in the case says some of the allegations made in the article are in doubt. >> a dark day for sfpd. ian fermenger and robles found guilty of krumentticorruption c theft of money and drugs in police raids. it came to light after video evidence was found from surveillance cameras inside hotels. during the trial, fermenger's subordinate, testified against the pair saying they stole $30,000 from a suspected drug dealer. police chief defended his department today. >> this is a very hard day. i am feeling for the hard working men and women on the streets right now. because they deserve better. >> this corruption scandal its not over. three more officers will go to trial next month. >> tonight, a lot of homeless people are on the move. kicked out of notorious jungle encampment, spreading across san jose looking for a new home. they bring with them a few belongings and their dogs. nbc bay area's peggy bunk e. not just a people problem. local velts inv

my own ell you from perspective -- both over there and here -- that race relations have improved phenomenally. phenomenally. people don't remember what it used to be like. and i remember during the there were when issues -- blocking of route 1 university of maryland -- state police printed bumper stickers that said, need help? call a hippie. host: tthank you very much for the call. from the "washington post" -- how do you explain to a four-year-old. you can read it online. our next, is sandra on the independent line. caller: hi. i want to wish president obama well. he was rushed to the hospital last night. are they concerned? two, our governor is patrick -- who is black. what is the difference between him and obama? tthe congress, maybe. three, i know of a woman who is years ago, riding along, and was stopped. the police opened fired on her because she was in the wrong area at the wrong time. with children. they sued and they won. man in ave also seen a our store that did absolutely nothing but when is a guy in the store steel. they called the police on the the guy they took in that called --

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one ell, i remember incident in which the soviet foreign minister and, who, by the way, was leaning probably more forward for peace and cooperation with the last thing i remember ven -- on -- i think we may have been in germany, we may in some other capital where other country -- he started parroting some of his talking points. there was a big tug-of-war within the soviet union. we are not going to get it done. that was one incident i can remember very well. we had a strategy think it was generally, but they didn't know how long. we came into office -- up then, u.s. policy towards eastern europe had been -- we had tried helping close it up to those were making the most trouble in the soviet union. but when -- when we came in, we said no, that is not the right measure. the right measure of those who are trying to liberalize. so, romania went from the top right down to the bottom. and he went to the top, because they were trying to change a system. so, we had a general sense of to go and how d -- bbut there were lots of rils. >> you know, it was such a topic at the there was some debate within

him down in the united states because he was such a fierce champion for fairness in their country as ell. and so here we are. two committed people. if you ask them what the secret of their success would be and , w they've achieved so much they will be modest. well, sometimes. but what they will both tell you separately is that, and what -- the guidance they give the rest of us, just stick with it. just keep on working. just make sure that the other side, whoever that might be, knows you're not going to go away, because you have a goal that is responsible, you have an urgency for the people and you will make sure that you make the difference. and in many ways we all live in a nation shaped, defined and strengthened by george miller and henry waxman. their keen vision, abiding determination, courageous leadership have put them in the ranks of the greatest legislators in our history. when they leave this house, we can be certain that they will continue their extraordinary -- use their extraordinary knowledge and talent in new venues and new ways to serve america's children and families. as

some of the peopleare homeless rest are fighting to keep the government from elling and closing the postffice. >> crews used a break in the rain to continue erosion work that wil close southbound lane of highway one between lincoln way and slope boulevard. but only monday through friday. they're moving sand from the northern part to shore up the sea wall south of slope boulevard the closures will continue until january. >> check out this landslide. this happened at fort funston. he was walking a dog around 11:00 and caught this video of rocks and now, we get some that wring brings problems >> yes. >> the last six days,guys more rain than we've seen all of 2013 >> is that true? >> yes. >> we saw about three and a half inches >> incredible. >> you can see how much we have to makeup and chances to chip away. so live doppler 7 hd. right now, we'll take you outside. a live look you can see fog is rolling in and substantial soaking on the ground. but expect that fir thing in the orning. so forecast does cal for showers overnight tonight. not wide spread. bigger issue will be the fog. we'retrac

information leading to the arrest of the person >> catherine: or persons who killed 60-year-old david renz-ell: the oakland writer and educator was hiking in the oakland hills when he was gunned down on the huckleberry regional preserve trail. two days before thanksgiving. >> catherine: today. long time family friend and former host of kron-4's bay area backroads. doug mcconnell. read a note from ren-zell's wife. . >> agreed here today not as for my family but for all families in all communities that have lost a loved one to random acts of violence. i stand with all agree the windows across the country, as i fear for more families right now. and to the people who did this are caught. >> catherine: these are police sketches of persons of interest. who were spotted in the area around the time ren-zell was killed. >> catherine: investigators hope they'll help lead to an arrest. >> catherine: san mateo police have released surveillance pictures of a bank robbery suspect. >> catherine: they say the man walked into a bank in the 29-hundred block of south el camino real around 5-30 yesterday.and hand

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to ell you what, go back 1920's in 1930's working conditions and see how you like it.inesses are in business to make a profit. that is it. idea that somehow, magically taxes are going to struggle down. listen, i hire people because it makes me more profit. i have money. me about your business. what you do, how many people do you hire, what do they? caller: i am in the defense business. like your previous caller, i my e run a two-man crew in business for years. for years. even though i could've hired other people. as my business grew, i recognize that i need to hire more people to increase the profitability. host: okay. next caller is michael, from pennsylvania. michael, good morning. yes, pedro, good morning. i have worked at the ymca for many years. last time the minimum wage was raised. went out of business. a lot of people who work at the believe so because they in the ymca. they are committed to it. it is not always to make ends meet, bbut they believe in what the ymca is doing. i'm sure there are a lot of nonprofits across the country like that. you legislate from

strengthens more people will be .ble to find jobs host: from the wall street journal, black friday spending .ell 11% that story having a chart with it on the average amount each shopper spent this holiday weekend. thearing this weekend and title versus online sales compared to 2014, 2012, and 2011. talking about those numbers and your questions about retail sales. nancy is up next, new hampshire, on our line for independents. caller: hi, how are you. guest: good, how are you. iller: one of the things wanted to touch on, nobody has mentioned any about how the weather affected sales. hampshire we got hammered with our fourth largest power outage ever. were without power for a good chunk of the weekend. there werehink that some other states that were impacted by some brutal weather. guest: absolutely. up and down the northeast, there was a serious snowstorm on wednesday and thursday on the east coast. shoppers were impacted. host: did you have a follow-up question? caller: that was it. everybody is talking about sales being down but nobody has mentioned the weather. diana in new go to jersey. you a

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for any democracy at any time is how to have a gorous debate, ser rouse disagreement, knock could you ellagout fights and come to a resolution that enables the country to move forward. perfect create a more union. >> and come to some sort of understanding about how to deal with our challenges and how to go forward. these libraries and foundations retcht the republicans through democrats, three of us form still around, people of my age were pro foundly affected by president johnson and things that happened in the 1960's. and so i think we are in a great struggle in america and around the world to define the terms of our interdepend dens. no one wept into a restaurant and no one spent their time taking selfies. that's right. used to be able want to shake your hands and now they want to shake your happened. but we can't get away from each other. how will we define the terms of our relationships but take leadership in every sector and i'm glad george said that. we believe there is some skills may have some you abilities you born with and they are their exace its can in crease. >> let me follo

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ell raising 229% at one point today. that was the most since 1974.il refiners in japan on a surge today. gains this day of coming even as shares will hit the market. david has the details. >> it is not worth $3 billion. sec will be a private placement. 15. billion shares priced at a discount compared to when it closed on friday. it is also looking at a substantial premium to where the stock was a few weeks back. you see this rally we have seen across other growth securities really helping valutatations. what they will be doing with money -- it is something we've seen these big brokerages in china start to do in 2013. really expanded to other businesses like lending. they will be developing shortselling. let's look at the rally in china's shares. this brokerage having an absolute flyer this year. we were talking about this all morning. citic securities. crazy valuation for brokerages. >> revenues and incomes at a fraction -- 32 times? 32 times. rally inave is 147% the stock price. 12.as trading at you do see it really reflected in this chart. you comp

pos elled hair a scruffy beard we are getting a look at the accused dzhokhar tsarnaev showing no sanse injuries of his 2013 run from police. tsarnaev and older doctor tamerlan are accused of plant be bombs at the finish line killing three people injuring hundreds of others. tam tamer lynn died from a shoot out with police. >> who led the charge hilly clinton. according to the white house and state house officials she urged and end when she was secretary of state. she pressed the white house to move faster on the issue. clinton down-playing her role which could become an important point if they she runs for president in 2016. controversial use of executive actions. the white house says he has issued less than any president in 100 years. but wait. usa today found 195 executive orders but 198 presidential memorandum which carry legal force as an executive order. ed henry grilling press secretary josh earnest. >> he's using a lot more executive action than his predecessors. >> there is no doubt he used his executive authority to move this country forward. >> there is criticism i am acting

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