. >> tell us about the new ep. >> it is eight new songs on the ep a lot of hard work went into the songs. a lot of people do not believe it is thusus. >> do a lot of people think you make work out music?. >> this is going to be our second goal off of the record. >> congratulations a year later after winning the contest. >> thank you. [music] [music] ♪ ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. we have a big storm out west moving this way. >> happy friday to you guys we had the absolutey and beautiful ron this is the 14th consecutive day of the above average temperatures. it has been quite a different story snowfall has been a limited. this storm moving in has produced 1,200 mi. of extreme winds yesterday over 200,000 people are without electricity in california due to this wind

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this wep this week this weh talenteded singer songwriter ne-yo plus it's an ep deppic with deadly consequences. that's what's on in our world. starting now. >>> r&b sensation ne-yo is riding the wave of his fourth successful album. in this all-access interview, he shares why he's mixing things up and what's in his future that fans will love. >>> first of all, congratulations are in order. not too long ago, you gave birth to a little baby girl. >> yeah, yeah. madeline grace. she's probably asleep. i'm a proud pappa. >> you've also given birth to another project of sorts, this new album? >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> based off a short story, leeber scale. the story beckons the question, way it out on your personal leaver scale between love versus money, power and fame, which way would the scales tip for you? ♪ >> did you see yourself ending up here when you started off? >> you know what? i knew i was going to do music. i didn't know in what way. i didn't know whether it would be writing for other people or doing stuff for myself. i new from age 9 that it was going to be music. i've always been

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cheese to ep courage her kids to gamble.an who accidentally shot himself in the bar for suing the bar for not frisking him when he walked in. and the kidnappers who went back on the hostage for not helping him escape. and david letterman who cannot be thrilled from the chamber of commerce is using the "top ten." and up next is the tongue twist twister. is pit lake superior state university list of words banished from the use and of use and general uselessness. the title is almost longer than the list. the 37th annual list is compiled from the university from lists all over the world and includes words and phrases that people hate like amazing and my personal favorite ginormous and man cave and baby bump and don't use those apparently next year. the next lists are not different, but this year, we have been recapping the lists that includes the horrific tsunami and earthquake in japan and the death of osama bin la n laden, but what if we used a different gauge, and say twitter for example. and so here we go with the top story

the nasdaq slipped to 26 eped -s before the house agriculture committee, but we already have some statementsn his preprepared remarks from the new jersey former governor and goldman sachs. he will try to answer questions and not plead the fifth. we'll get that for you in maybe 90 minutes very interesting story we are following. also approving a four-year contract extension. it covers 28,000 workers in three states. the chicago-based company pledged to build a new 737 model. they will urge the government t drop a complaint over boeing production to a nonunion plant in south carolina. that's it from cnbc hq, back to you. >> thank you very much, brian. >>> time to check back in with meteorologist christina loren. it's cold out there. and a spare the air day, correct? >> yeah, spare the air. it is illegal to burn that firewood this morning. tomorrow we get better air quality. onshore flow picks up just a touch. that big ridge of high pressure really hasn't budged that much. that will keep temperatures a little more on the mild side. they are already two to three degrees warmer. but something th

cheese to ep courage her kids to gamble. man who accidentally shot himself in the bar for suing the bar for not frisking him when he walked in. and the kidnappers who went back on the hostage for not helping him escape. and david letterman who cannot be thrilled from the chamber of commerce is using the "top ten." and up next is the tongue twister. is pit lake superior state university list of words banished from the use and of use and general uselessness. the title is almost longer than the list. the 37th annual list is compiled from the university from lists all over the world and includes words and phrases that people hate like amazing and my personal favorite ginormous and mancave and baby bump and don't use those apparently next year. the next lists are not different, but this year, we have been recapping the lists that includes the horrific tsunami and earthquake in japan and the death of osama bin laden, but what if we used a different gauge, and say twitter for example. and so here we go with the top story of 2011, b

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not only is mosaic priced so cheap now, it's trading at eight times, it reported 101 for eps quarter in 2010 q1, traded fiscal calendar this year analyst estimates it at 1.33. that is 32% growth just from that metric alone. if they print that number real solid, and their guidance looks really confident, that stock is definitely going catch a solid bid and i really think there is a lot of opportunity here because it's been beaten down some of. and those demand metrics, this nice long-term fundamental call really does have good opportunities. >> tom: jill, do you have any position at all in mos short or long. >> i do not. >> tom: looking at mosaic, you can read jill's article at the thestreet.com. aye link on our web site as well. our guest this evening, jill malandrino with thestreet.com. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see how many homes builders broke ground on in november and get earnings from cruise operator carnival, food conglomerate conagra and athletic apparel giant nike. also tomorrow, how making it easier for more americans to go to college can hel

not only is mosaic priced so cheap now, it's trading at eight times, it reported 101 for eps quarter in 2010 q1, traded fiscal calendar this year analyst estimates it at 1.33. that is 32% growth just from that metric alone. if they print that number real solid, and their guidance looks really confident, that stock is definitely going catch a solid bid and i really think there is a lot of opportunity here because it's been beaten down some of. and those demand metrics, this nice long-term fundamental call really does have good opportunities. >> tom: jill, do you have any position at all in mos short or long. >> i do not. >> tom: looking at mosaic, you can read jill's article at the thestreet.com. aye link on our web site as well. our guest this evening, jill malandrino with thestreet.com. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see how many homes builders broke ground on in november and get earnings from cruise operator carnival, food conglomerate conagra and athletic apparel giant nike. also tomorrow, how making it easier for more americans to go to college can hel

not only is mosaic priced so cheap now, it's trading at eight times, it reported 101 for eps quarter in 2010 q1, traded fiscal calendar this year analyst estimates it at 1.33. that is 32% growth just from that metric alone. if they print that number real solid, and their guidance looks really confident, that stock is definitely going catch a solid bid and i really think there is a lot of opportunity here because it's been beaten down some of. and those demand metrics, this nice long-term fundamental call really does have good opportunities. >> tom: jill, do you have any position at all in mos short or long. >> i do not. >> tom: looking at mosaic, you can read jill's article at the thestreet.com. aye link on our web site as well. our guest this evening, jill malandrino with thestreet.com. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see how many homes builders broke ground on in november and get earnings from cruise operator carnival, food conglomerate conagra and athletic apparel giant nike. also tomorrow, how making it easier for more americans to go to college can hel

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they're for eping us together. ♪ ♪ [ boy ] to dad, love sam. [ mom ] say "merry christmas." [ boy ] merry[ female announcer ] hallmark recordable storybooks. [ boy ] charlie brown spotted a small, scraggly pine tree. ♪ ♪ when you spend more days than not separated from your own life... when the only thing you can be sure of is migraineses with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may be livin with chronic minraine. but knowing that this thing you're going through has a name means knowing you can find treatments th are right for you. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. >>> good morning. america. blown away. that violent wind storm across the west leaves a massive trail of destruction. winds up to 150 miles per hour toppling big rigs taking down trees and power lines. and leaving entire cities and hundreds of thousands in the dark. >>> surprise surge. jake tapper goes one-on-one with newt gingrich the new man to beat in the republican race. >> it going to be the nominee. >>> and former front-runner herman c

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. >> so again the mayor is saying there could not be two separate ep campments. and protesters say raids only make them stronger and they say if there is a break away group that is allowed to head to the mission they will not allowed to call themselves occupy san francisco. and another general assembly could be the same. >> and thank you, carolyn. >> still ahead, a company's merger with time warner. >> san francisco with world aids day with a tribute to people first to respond. >> groupon is live. >> and taking a look at traffic now. in san francisco, you can see it's very slow going in both directions here at the skyway. approach to the bay bridge, and the approach to 101 and the peninsula. you can see the camera here is shaking quite a bit as well. winds are still gusting out there. >> today is world aids day. san francisco marked it with a remembrance and a special tribute to san francisco general hospital, one of the first places in the world to treat aids patients. >> this was an amazing reunion of the nurses and staff who treated the first aids patients mor

they're for eping us together. ♪ ♪ [ boy ] to dad, love sam. [ mom ] say "merry christmas." [ boy ] merrymale announcer ] hallmark recordable storybooks. [ boy ] charlie brown spotted a small, scraggly pine tree. ♪ ♪ >>> a tanker crashed shut down a major intersection in the maryland suburb. we have an update. it was the breaking news from last night. >> one of the most powerful men in prince george's county now learns his punishment for extortion. >> a dose of winter weather may be on the way. "good morning washington" continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. 6:00 a.m. is the time on this tuesday, december 6. i am sydney s

hoi ep you do. i hope you all get a moment. >> he's talking to troops, getting them fired up. trading in a new company doesn't necessarily start at the bell. speaking of hot companies, task rabbit to hem you find people to runner rands raised $17 million in funding i point out to her, connecting strangers on the internet has its risks. she says she's ready. >> from the beginning when i started the company one thing i did is bring on the crisis management adviser outside of new york. he worked with us for three years. the second thing is make our network a closed community where they go through a betting process. >> 6:26. still to come, oakland will take action trying to prevent another court shutdown protest. >>> and our friday morning is starting off not with rain, but falling temperatures ch even 20s throughout the bay area. a look at your weekend forecast is coming up. acd reports of hdent eeree accident h benee cleared. i'll give you the update towards the walnut creek interchange coming up. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach t

. >> these allegedly included wide spread violations of the fair housing act and ep represent alarming conduct during the height of the housing market boom. >> today's sell yet -- settlement will provide compensation to 200,000 borrowers. b of a bought the lender before closing knit 2009. >> safety advocates are plauding rules aimed at preventing pilots from becoming too tired to fly. he they'll limit the number of hours pilots can fly to nine and set the rest time to a minimum of 10 hours. the rules nearly three years after a regional airliner crashed near buffalo, new york, killing 50 people. >> it's a big deal. for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't dung a dang thing about it. we have. vast majority of people that fly on regional plains swril assurance under the rule that they're flying safely. >> research confirmed it can erode judgment. passenger airlines have two years to adapt to the rules. >> and thousands of people came together today in san francisco to celebrate the life of warren hellman. the billionaire who shared wealth and passion with the city. >>

our brains work in order to get to cures to relieve us from everything from autism, parkinsons and epsy. >> we're working with ucla, harvard, m.i.t.and voice as cross the country. we got them to write a 10 year plan for neuroscience. >> they believe everyone can benefit from thousands of soldiers and to the general public. >> we owe it to our veterans to do better so we can take care of those who took care of united states president sent a thank you because their partnerships raised $135 million for mental health research. you can find a link on our web site. >> that is remarkable. >> and there the last forecast for now. >> true. we're going to look back there is a time lapse view, you can see low clouds this after the noon. we did get more moisture and now looking forward to sunny, mild weather. sunny dry and mild. and there are highs up to 78 degrees in palm springs. 64 san diego. going to be mild here in the bay area as well. and there is highs into mid to upper 60s, here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a lovely new year's eve tomorrow night. clear skies good viewing and con

it's an ep yek of -- epic of true love. music is from "vertigo". it's jack russell almost steals the film. and in this silentera, they say they had faces then. you may have never heard of the actors but you will. yikts choice, golden globes and oscars. they'll be there. >> this is a sweet film, it's funny and clever. a tribute to early days of hollywood and film making. and there is one hilarious moment of sound. you know whit comes to silent films there are no words you can use except to say this may be the best film of the year. i give it a full bucket, plus. we'll see you on the aisle. >> wow. >> good film. >> there gou. >> raider coach hugh jackson is not a happy camp year how he plans to deal with one of his key players in trouble with the law i i i i i i i i i i >>> there are top stories on our web site right now. and and then join me tonight at 9:00 on chaibl channel 13. coming up. >> we have a big announcement to make. >> facebook's big expansion plans and may one mayor talking about a rival to silicon valley. then, take a look at this bug.

and san francisco is getting ready to ep residents get rid of trees. they canning placed before 6:00 a.m. from january 3 through 7th then january 9-13. trees over six feet tall, we're told should be cut in half. they'll be taken to tracy for use as fuel. >> today is a super shopping day for bargain hunters looking for deals now that christmas is over. abc 7 joins us from downtown san francisco. what is going n -- on? >> shopping bags here are looking full. the day after christmas is the third biggest shopping day of the year but today, with so many people with a day off, they've given it a name. megamob. -- megamonday. >> this is a tradition my friend and i have. >> it's kind of a tradition. there are five of us. >> and this is in canada, the day after christmas is called boxing day. >> i think throughout canada and parts of europe, too, the day a lot of people go shopping for gifts. >> and here is a boxing match. >> i spent $134.18 but saved $266.87. >> this is closed two bags. >> i have aldo. and this is 50 ps. >> 20%. deals are incredible. possibly

ep joy it. you'll enjoy what we have for you later this afternoon. 63 in oakland. 62 in san jose. first we want to check your drive with mike inouye. >> we're looking to the east bay where we have a disabled vehicle. it is still blocking the slow lanes. no major slowing because of a lighter volume of traffic. we also have construction. that's a smooth flow there as well. we'll show you the other side of the bay. you see there's a sheen on the roadways. some low clouds. that may make some spots slicker. keep that in mind for the offramps and that frost christina is talking about as well. back to you. >> 5:09 now. it's not all smooth sailing for america's cup. why the race could run into choppy waters before taking off. >>> and stepping out smoking. the latest plot to crack down on lighting up. >>> and for the latest news, traffic and weather, find us on facebook. >>> welcome back. there's no place in the world like the golden state. tourists may spend a record 104 billion dplrz statewide. that's a 10% jump from last year. that means california is outpacing the rest of the country w

. >> there's about to be a show yn down between residents in campbell and people trying to ep up a nightclub. next week the proposal will get another look. the residents are not pleased. >>> that type of late night activity in downtown campbell is not what we want to be known for. >> property owner matt clemchuck said he's already invested $200 million into the proposal. >>> still ahead a live update on the police standoff we're following in san jose. also, china is looking to take another giant leap for mankind. >>> and we will take a look at the stock market and some of the g dogogf theear coming up ea in just a minute. >>> the santa rosa press democrat was sold by "the new york times" company on tuesday to a florida-based media group. the deal also includes the north bay business journal. china is making a big push to get to the moon. by the end of 2016 it plans to launch space laboratories manned space flights and the vetch wall goal is to put a man on the moon. >>> yes, a few big companies will be more than happy to put an toend 2011. three companies come to mind. two based in the area.

with a link to the facebook -- for the fish bone ep that the song is scporks it has the title right thereim a liar and coward. >> and you have lost all sympathy for him. >> and plus people use punctuation marks in their names should be beaten in public. >> oh, come on, kevin. >> why? you don't put -- are you andy with an exclamation point? >> there is an uhostrophe. it is tv apostrophe s andy levy. >> i hope you are not talking about my mother, question mark, jackie. >> jackie? >> it is stupid. >> kevin, there is an impossible -- impossibly stew stupid guy. >> if he regretted it, he would give a real apology instead of saying, i forgot it was in there. now there are these women grow ups who are involved. he would actually say, i'm sorry michelle obama. i did something stupid. did i say michelle obama? >> she was probably offended. >> i'm sorry mrs. back man. that was wrong and i apologize. >> i think your denial of history is offensive and i will do something to you in the show and you will not know about it. he didn't do that. >> want to know something kind of crazy? >> sure. >> have you

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ep >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 6:41 now.this year congress is passing the fewest number of bills in the last ten nonelection years. tracie potts is live in washington with how the public is reacting to all this news. >> this congress hasn't gotten as much done as they have in years past. americans are very frustrated about what's not happening here in washington. now we have new numbers to back that up. the hill tallied the votes of a thousand likely voters in the next election. over two-thirds say this congress needs less pay. they earned $174,000 per member. the leaders get more than that. they also think their tension should be cut. even though -- even if you cut benefits and pay this congress needs to work a little bit longer nor days per year. reporters say republicans have made things better. jon, it's just one more example, hard numbers now, of americans' frustration with what's not happening here in washington. >> lack of progress does not feel good. tracie, thank you very much. >>> new detail this is morning about t