>> i thought no one has time to run that errand anymore. if can i eliminate that, why not. >> how many piece in the box? do i choose how many ewant? >> it come tommized, if you have a few likes, a few regulars, a few heavies. you ladies are able to customize what you need each month, then it shipped right to your door. >> busy double is a pretty unthreatening name. ilt not like tampondelivery.com, right? >> yeah. this is making it a ho-hum product that's something exciting, it's something to look forward to. it for busy moms, it's for teen-agers, it like opening a gift every month. why should this be something you dread every month because it not going away, it's coming back. it's got to be something you look forward to and it's got to be easy. >> i like when youtube channels collide, the channel of rr coming together with 22 priengster, who is a trick shot guy, known for his really precision shots. here's a compilation of some of the best. each splits a playing card down the mid approximately. rated rr, stepped in with their high-speed cam

saturday get out and do your errands.t dry and sunday a red alert, a mix all day and i'm really concerned about the freezing rain. temps 40 to start and stays pretty much in the 40s on saturday, chilly and breezy. we'll have sunshine tomorrow and then 32. there's your snow to a mix sunday, lower temps monday, maybe 41 if we're lucky, chilly with more showers. on the football game fooled myself cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing rain. i tweeted about this, there is no upside to playing rg3 on sunday. i'll get off my soapbox now. next seven days. tuesday we get into showers and rain. it could end in snow. that will not be a driving problem and just cold wednesday and thursday. we're back in the 40s on friday. >> thanks. >> take notes? >> bundle up, folks. >>> thank you to everyone who has given to our virtual toy drive this season. you've helped us purchase all the toys on our wish lists and many of your are wondering if there are any other needs for these families? the kids could use shoes and coats this winter, espec

a foster child who rode his bicycle away one night on an errand and was dead by dawn.etective bob buffington saw something red stuck to eric's tennis shoe. >> and i noticed in the flap of the edge of this shoe this tuft of what to me appeared to be wool. and that was it. we could find no other evidence. >> back at homicide, buffington showed the fibers to his superiors. >> the lieutenant made a big joke out of it and told the rest of the squad that if i went over to the lieutenant's house and cleaned out the lint trap in his dryer, we could probably clear out all the cases in the city of atlanta. >> still, buffington sent the fibers to the state crime laboratory. a young forensic scientists, larry peterson, took a look. why was that a fiber that was stuck in the crack of a shoe, why was that important? >> because it was somewhat loosely there. people normally don't have tufts of carpet fibers stuck loosely in their shoe. >> from those few thin threads, peterson would begin to build a case to try to catch a killer. how many fibers across the board did you look at every

work and that time on the weekends doing what you want to do as opposed to dealing with all of the errands. >> you have a lot of patents on the technology. steve, thank you for joining us on "bloomberg west." thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> still to come, where is the free stuff? there are other perks to lure workers. jon erlichman has been hanging out on the ebay campus. we will take a look at what he is up to. >> this is a fast-changing world of commerce. there is some physical activity. ♪ >> i am emily chang. we are coming to you from inside ebay in san jose, california for a special "bloomberg west." silicon valley is known for its talent wars. perks like food has become a way to attract new workers. ebay takes a no-frills approach to hiring. jon erlichman has a look at the culture of ebay. there are not a lot of restaurants out here. [laughter] >> sometimes people compare them to willy wonka's chocolate factory. at the end of the day, ebay wants to bring people here. here is more on that story. from the free gourmet meals at facebook, ebay is offering plenty of employee perk

surprised that this hasn't generated a business opportunity of an industry to sort of take care of errands. >> it has. but the whole part in the book about it. >> okay, so if you have enough money you can hire somebody to go and fix your car for you and get the laundry done and -- pick up your groceries, full of your laundry, run your errands, by your mother's day cards for your mother. i mean come it's amazing what you can pay for so that you can work more, but a lot of people cannot afford that, so it's not a solution for most of society, right. >> another question is that sometimes people find themselves in a sort of rock and a hard place. supposing that you were the sole care of health insurance for your family and you were going nuts, but your kids wouldn't get your shots -- their shots if you didn't work. >> that is an excellent point that i am not an advocate for women not working. i actually think that when work works out right, families and society tend to be more stable when both parents can work or single parents because there are a lot of single parents raising family and they

like you were mentioning, today is the day you get out and get all of your errands run. no problems on the road today. tomorrow you need to plan to go ahead and stay inside tomorrow. luckily it's a sunday so it should lower the impact a touch. winter storm watches are across the entire area. z the lone exceptions are into far south maryland. all rain from last night is working through the lower part of the bay and the eastern shore. so your planner today, partly cloudy and chilly, temperatures in the low 40s this afternoon. overnight tonight into the evening hours. temperatures back down below freezing by about 11:00 tonight and by tomorrow morning, temperatures mid to upper 20s and snow flakes are likely around sunrise tomorrow and then a mix of sleet, snow, freezing rain and rain during the afternoon and potentially more ice tomorrow night into monday morning. we'll talk more about that and the monday back to work commute could be ugly. we'll see you in a few minutes. >> an 85-year-old american is on a flight home after he was detained in north korea for about a month.

but again, this is the administration's running the insurance companies like errand boys.struments and essentially an arm of the government and we're seeing it every day. in the end, if this fails, this arm of the government, the insurers, are going to have only one resource and that is a bailout. a huge government bailout with your tax money and with mine. >> and i know that you have a theory about what republicans should do with that potential scenario and how they should use it in the upcoming negotiations like the debt ceiling. >> you can see it coming. everyone is speaking about the debt spiral which insurers have enrollments too small and heavily weighted to the old and the sick as the young and the healthy aren't enrolling. so if you are a private insurers in a market economy, you go kbkt. the administration will not allow that. they will pump in tons of money to keep the insurers alive and keep obamacare alive. which is why, since this is utterly inevitable, the gop should make a stand today and declare they won't allow that and put legislation out there which will

so more rain tonight, but we're above freezing, saturday get out and do your errands because that's going to be the best day. saturday night colder but dry if you want the night out saturday and then sunday red alert, mix all day long. temperatures in the 40s and breezy to start tomorrow, neighbor a couple early mornings sprinkles, about it, just a bright brisk day, snow to a mix sunday, 32, 41 monday with showers. the game, 30 to 32, cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing rain at the i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: thvie enronment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total

again transportation officials want to you get your errands done tonight, whether you're doing holiday shopping or getting ready for the storm. and come tomorrow when we experience this weather, they want you to be off the roads so they can get them cleared. reporting live from alexandria, darcie spencer, news4. >>> the victim in an overnight deadly shooting has been identified. d.c. police say 32-year-old lamont hall was found after midnight on bates street in the truckston circle area. police are investigating, who word on a suspect. they're offering up to $25,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> and investigation tonight in prince george's county, after a man was murdered in a parking lot in suitland. officers called to suitland road at silver hill road at 3:00 this morning for a welfare check. found a man lying in a parking lot with a gunshot wound no word on a motive, officers have not identified the vimg. thnch this comes a day after prince george's county police said violent crime is down 15%. 27% drop in property crime. police chief says in last ten years, the count

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. >> reporter: and drivers, they were busy getting errands done. >> yeah, i just bought two more christmas presents. >> i thought it would be a little low, so i wanted to come out before it got worse. >> i'm ready for the storm. always ready for the storm. >> i did have a round of golf scheduled for us this morning, so this is not sitting well with me. >> reporter: so no golf, but you come to the grocery store? >> yes, i had to come and spend some money, yes, i had to do something with my time. >> reporter: some are doing the smart thing. >> i'm going to get some gas to get into work tomorrow and then i'm going to go home and watch football. >> reporter: while the others came to the same conclusion the hard way. >> probably won't be coming back out today. >> reporter: in fairfax county, surae chinn, wusa9. >> and many of you have been seeing -- staying at home avoiding the roads, which is a good thing. one of the busiest areas is staying in maryland at fedex field as fans, they began leaving before the beatdown by kansas city ended. but they are live for us outside the fedex field right no

try to get your christmas errands done.his all the way through louisiana. then pushing into mississippi during the day. that's the most important thing to note if you live in that area. saturday, the deep south is a severe weather day. a dangerous day for you. by sunday, 73 in d.c. late day thunderstorms and very cold in the northern plains. cri christmas, by the way, still looks like no problems at all. saturday, we don't want tornadoes a couple days before christmas. that's not good for anyone. >> it's an odd mixed bag. sunday in the mid-atlantic at 73 degrees? >> record highs. it's never happened this time of year in a lot of areas. >> it's amazing. hopefully for people that have to travel, they will be able to get around in place for santa claus. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, "duck dynasty" getting pl political. how controversial remarks is turning into a conservative talking point. >>> when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler. what will ferrell said a tv station had to promise to lure them t

and for all your last-minute errands even on sunday, not a lot changes. much of the damp weather will stay up here in the northwest. it's not going to pour. today is by far the worst of it for the morning commute in washington state. >> thank you, bill. >>> news anchors, con men and walt disney all working hard for your movie dollars this weekend. we've got "american hustle" based on the fbi sting operation in the 1970s. tom hanks' newest flick "saving mr. banks." >> are you buying with one? >> no, i'm going to go for this one. ron burgundy's "anchorman 2." >> of course. >> of course. where do you think we got our lessons from? >> we have no choice. >> marie osmond is a grandma. congrats. adele receiving the member of the most excellent order of the british empire. bill, i want to hear prince charles who honored her thursday say that award name. very fun. she called the event, quote, very posh indeed. i don't have the accent. >>> "modern family's" sofia vergara. ♪ >> that was a bad note. >> you know what she was doing? yeah. she was trying to sing some ch

consider a gift certificate that to task rabbit, a service that lets you hire someone to run your errands for you. >> i don't need anymore ideas. i'm going home. i will do that, actually. >> reporter: most major retailers close tonight at 6:00, but there are a couple late ones. target and toy's are us will be open until 9:00 tonight, allen. >> all right, julie. thanks. good luck out there. stay safe. >> reporter: thanks. >>> here is something you wouldn't expect mcdonald's to tell its employees. don't eat fast food. that is the advice posted on the employee website. it says most fast food is high in fat and sodium. yeah. which can lead to obesity. it even says things like pass on the pickles. less salt. last month the source came under fire for suggesting tips like hiring dog walkers. >>> the wildfire does continue to burn but evacuation orders have been lifted. damage assessment teams have determined 34 homes were destroyed in that fire. it raged last week in the national forest. they had it fully contained friday. fire activity lower today. got increased humidity. all evacuation orders

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we need those secrets without having bad guys to have secrets is a fools errand. it's like making a wheel that's bad guy proof. computers are part of everything we do today and soon will be required for everything we do today. that's the trajectory of computers so every problem is going to involve computers. just, like, clothes are part of everything we do so everything involves clothes, but it would be -- if you could figure out how to make pants that fell down if you wore them while committing a bank robbery, you would stop some bank robberies, but no one's ever proposed that in seriousness because we understand that pants can't be regulated that way. >> marcus in the book, he discovers a moment when his laptop was tapped. said the world had changed /tprefr. d forever. have you had one of those moments? >> not personally. as far as i can tell, i have not had a computer betray me in that way. i've had the fear of it happening. certainly i've gotten infected in viruss but it was in the old days when all they did was delete your files. today we live in the area of

and disabled population to take rides in vans and taxis throughout the city so they can do various errands would be do physician beingly demanding and difficult and it allows the drivers to take them at a subsidized cost to whatever they have to go in the city and county of san francisco. and as part of that program, they are issued this card, and it is a subsidized card and as long as they qualify, and they used those cards at each taxi and we have about 1800 taxis in the city at this point is required to be a part of this para transit program and which means that every patron has the assurance of knowing that i can get a ride, a personal ride, a private ride in the taxi to my destination. now what he was accused of and what was found in the hearing was he was taking those cards without the patron in the vehicle, he had several cards and he was running them. and now in our previous hearing, it is true, we showed video. of two of those transactions taking place without the para transit patron in the vehicle. the patron has their photo on the card so our drivers are able to identify that yo

as for errands and taking a look at tomorrow's reading scala dropped to minus one victories for the high set in the mud city down south with some other teams holding on to either retain their country to seven degrees all the while ago and got to eat at nine and zero degrees respectively. about the green aspect of the year after big bang. slowdown and that are broadcast on this thursday nights and you didn't sew and tell him thanks for watching csi. to the books. having missed it with you. in the middle. this puts its top forty is today. ninety six to tie. msf to him to prison i was going on for tea if i make myself about what sport they wouldn't sell. this of course in person today. it's the same spot on. reduce like a normal work on green st well know everything about them and cut it off long beach. no these guys could be the same woeful of the will to prosecute. what really makes you will be interesting is the fact that these changes. you will not be the same tomorrow us don't so what are they trying to work in the caribbean sea to cut the one changing. no holy giving the deceased's so

tomorrow is your errand day. now we're looking at light showers pushing through. that will continue through the night and again maybe early in the morning. colder saturday and some clearing either late morning or afternoon. colder and dry saturday night, still okay to go out. sunday red alert, snow, mix all day and temperatures less than 32 in the metro area all day. overnight just rain and showers, temperatures generally falling -- actually have fallen from the 50s back to the 30s. tomorrow morning start in the 40s and it will be breezy. it will be kind of cold, but you can do stuff. it will be dry. red alert sunday, snow to a mix, 32, chilly with showers. we climb to 41 in the afternoon monday, horrible day for football. 30 to 32, cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing rain. again what is the up side to starting rg3? there is no reward for that. all right, monday showers and then tuesday rain, flurries, very cold wednesday and thursday, back in the 40s on friday. i'll be on twitter all weekend and we'll be here all weekend following this you won't take my life.

it wasn't much different as people ran errands, scarves, boots, coats, dressing in layers. earlier this morning we found icy windshields and bart passengers who were embracing the cold front. >> what do you think of the cold weather? >> oh, we love it. we love the change in seasons. >> reporter: you love it? you don't, like, you love it. [ laughter ] >> 35 degrees this morning, though. we like putting on a warm jacket. we love it here. >> sure enough, it was a chilly 35 degrees outside just before 7:00 this morning. we sent our mobile weather lab around the bay area to monitor those temperatures in some different cities. it was just below 50 degrees in the berkeley shores this afternoon. it wasn't much warmer overlooking the bay from the oakland hills. it was a clear sunny day but a chilly 51 degrees. and in hayward, temperatures stayed at 50 degrees as the christmas tree lot geared up for the season. what's the mobile weather lab registering now? our chief meteorologist paul deanno is out in the elements in castro valley. paul. >> reporter: liz, allen, it is certainly chil

if you have any errands to run, tomorrow is the day to do it.hink we'll see some sunshine during the afternoon. chilly conditions but cold enough that when this moves in, this will first start out as snow across much of the area. here we are at 11:00. notice snow across most of the area. down to the south though. it's the freezing rain. and the sleet, that's what's going to be the most problematic during the day on sunday, is going to be the ice. look at this. everyone here in the purple, in the pink, that is the ice. rain down towards southern maryland. you folks will not see nearly as big of a problem, st. mary's county and charles county. the rest of the area, 6:00, look at the amount of ice we have across the area. let's talk about that area. back to the north and west. first off, one to two inches of snow. maybe a little bit more in the higher elevations. in and around d.c., a dusting to an inch. before the ice starts. if you think about getting out, doing sledding, do it early. once the ice starts it's not going to be nice at all. back to

she said that those who shoots the state which the staff expenses associated with the errands we endure. this is the letter sent by the hand to c to one family with a child who developed the sleeping disorder narcolepsy. after being given to human swine flu vaccine and emirates. it says there will be known for the reimbursement of expenses associated with the diagnosis of narcolepsy as they are suing the state. that is or upset families who were given medical cards and have scans and private consultant isn't covered by the agency the sun is a huge need to stress that it's the last and very disappointed because they have an undertaking. we feel from the agency and from the minister that they would be reimbursed for medical expenses and cards the director general of the heat to see tony o'brien said he first learned of an actor on rte news bulletins this morning. he apologized for any distress and to the master would be set aside we will continue but no magic here for the families of patients with narcolepsy it's a very tough conditions deal with and haven't been immense sympathy for some

it has its role but not always as powerful as we like to think but it did work in the long run errands there were a enormous monster meetings in britain in the first half of 1863 where the day workers rallied but in the short term the latest scholarship shows that the "emancipation proclamation" spurred intervention because they fear the slavery disorder so that was one of the most dangerous moments as the "emancipation proclamation" leading to universal support in europe he was not exactly right but in the long run he was. >> if you would address with the trend between lincoln and sioux word i would like to hear you address that issue a little more. >> is one of the most dangerous crisis of the war with britain late 18th 61 a union naval captain intercepted their british mail packet in the caribbean and took a couple of confederate diplomats off the ship and put them in prison and sent the ship on its way creating a huge amount of indignation including bomber crews ran into more effective federate diplomats were not immediately released. the ultimate resolution i don't want to spoil i

green zone is meant for, to go in and get your dry cleaning, pick up your mail, whatever the quick errand is, 30 minutes we think ought to be enough. to our surprise and greatfulness, the small business commission when we did a presentation, they decided to enforce this program. we didn't ask anybody for endorsements but they did. we also got strong positive comments when we presented to the council of district merchants. so there's already an existing body of groups that are hearing of this, especially the reasonable time limits and saying, okay, go ahead, see what happens. but we want to stress again local jurisdictions have the option of instituting time limits. we're suggesting minimum of 4 hours for regular spaces and 30 minutes for green zones. i'll let carla finish. >> this next slide represents our next steps. over the last 6 months a core group of us have been doing significant community outreach. we've given over 21 presentations and of those 21, 11 were targeted specifically at disability and senior advocacy groups and boards and commissions. just to give you a flavor, we've be

and i happen to think it is a very important errand and the clock is ticking in a very big way on the possibilities for a settlement bear and we know lots of people that think that the clock is on the run now. but what i would like to -- i don't really want to get into this. there are lots of different ways much success in the israeli and palestinian discussions can have a positive influence in the negotiations. and the timetables, and i just think that bogardus of what happens, we need to move ahead and this includes the negotiations for a whole set of reasons. and while there could be -- there are a number of different declarations of different actions. i don't think one is a justification or other. so with respect to this, with the iranians what they say and i just think that we have to save their a lot of contradictions in the special dynamics between the pakistani and the indians. and there you have two countries that have never signed it. and they are a party to it and that is, as you know, it means that you have to abide by the requirements and the reality is that iran did viol

administration has been played for a damn fool by the iranians and that this is a bit of a fool's errandto follow along on this phased approach and negotiate and to the iranian nlear weapons ambitions. >> i think i would take a slightly kinder interpretation of what they said. i believe that they said and wrote that this six months was a crucial test to of the iranian willingness to disarm its nuclear infrastructure. andhat think that i read that very important editorial as an endorsement of that test and also the two gentlemen who sit in the know about strategy and know about the nuclear ambitions and capabilities and say that this could lead to even more broad areas of cooperation. lou: what you read was an endorsement of an approach and strategy. is that what you just said? >> no, i read it as a list of risks and potential benefits. lou: did you read as to adults highly intelligent reminding some adolescents who are not necessarily intelgence or informed well on their nation's interest to be damned careful because they are taking an adventuress route. did you sense any of that? >> sen

. >>> an engagement ring lost and found six years later and how a routine errand led to the ring's recovery. inasmuch as aaçó@ . >>> today 1.3 million americans are lose their safety net which came in the form of long-term unemployment benefits. as sunlen serfaty reports it sets off the beginning of a new round of fighting on capitol hill. >> reporter: this is what the last six months have been like for paul hallasy. >> i have answered over 500 want ad. at 52 he has been out of boric in educational publishing and another another blow. he one is of 1.3 million americans losing unemployment benefits. on average they have been getting $300 each week, hallasy's check wasn't nearly enough to cover the $1100 rent on his new york apartment and now it will stop coming. >> i won't be able to buy food. i won't be able to paypy bills. >> reporter: are congress failed to pass an sequence, teeing up a nasty fight for the new year. >> it's going to be classic messy washington politics over an issue where the two parties don have a united view. this is one of the issues that the right flank wants to fight

pictures and stories of cheating spouses between bringing her kids to school and running household errands >> where do you draw the line at what type of pictures to put on your website. >> she's 22, 23, i'm probably not going to put her naked photos online. if she is 30, 40, 50, you know better. at that age you'll never see a nude photo. you can tell they are nude, but they are edited. >> you put sensor bar over. >> yes. >> the images on she's a home wrecker are not as revealing as some sites, but there is the full name and city. >> how can you be sure that what you post is accurate. >> i can't be sure of anything on the internet if it's true. >> do you believe you have a website. >> yes, i'm following all the laws. as far as expecting privacy. you - your privacy goes out the window. it's no longer private. >> ann-marie says she tried everything. her ordeal went on for almost two years. i went to lawyers in 2010 to handle this civilly. the first one said, "you know, you should get better boyfriend, i won't take the case." the second i approached said, "it will be a $5,000 upfront retainer

the problem is trying to fight over good spending education, work force development is a fool's errand. where we get american support is in talking about means testing entitlements. >> that's going to happen. this is money we are stealing from our kids and grand kids. when do we say we owe it to them not to rob their future? >> we owe it to our kids to have economic growth. by see weak economic growth and a budget lower today than it was a couple of years ago. on top of that. >> what moral -- hang on. >> go ahead. >> this president has given us more debt than any other president before. wait a minute. by tend of his presidency he'll have accumulated more debt than every other president combined before him. are you blaming bush? my head will pop. >> he's not about blaming george bush. just to bring everybody back to reality, the day barack obama took office we were losing three-quarters of a million jobs a month. we were in the worst economic downturn since the 1920s. >> right here. we are about to enter the sixth year of the obama presidency. democrats are still blaming bush. i can't t

consider a gift certificate to hire someone to round your errands for you. >> i am going to do that now, actually ! most major retailers close at 6:00 p.m. this evening but there's still a few open. target and toys r us stores remain open until 9:00. >>> those workers don't get to go home until late. get it done. >> coming up, you can't light your fireplace on christmas day. however, the loophole that will still let you burn even though it's spare the air day. >>> it's the first christmas celebration as head of the roman catholic church for pope francis. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, though it's a spare the a' day. the air in the bay area is unhealthy levels. as paul explained... it's because of stagnant conditions... with many pollutants getting tra close to the gro . >>> the bay area is at unhealthy areas because of the pollutants close to the game. the bay area air quality district did notice how the air was dirty and they decided to do something about it so they had to act like a grinch and tell us not the burn the fires. >> there's a traditional feeling, a feeling warmed by the two fireplac

i went and did some errands and he came home and i thought he was sleeping. i tried to shake him awake but he was gone. >> at 4:40 p.m. nicholas colbert was dead. what would surprise many parents and stephanie colbert was what killed her son was sold to him at a convenience store. this quick stop is on south shelton road on colorado springs. he bought the drug for about $25. he had smoked synthetic marijuana, also known as spice. his autopsy report says it all. synthetic cannabis toxicity. >> i'm so surprised at how many people have not heard of this. it boggles my mind. >> mostly made in asia, it's sold in convenience stores and major gas stations. it's market under names like k2 and mr. smiley. stephanie is suing the convenience store for allegedly selling her son the drug that killed him. >> i was very naive. i thought it was completely legal. >> david woodruff is one of her attorneys. >> the coroner told her here's what killed nicholas. there were two chemicals in that stuff that are banned substances. >> spice delivers a powerful and dangerous high and t

in charge of lighting the candles to put them out in the evening, he tings of steady rooms to run errands for students and faculty at harvard dan taylor and columbia many of the college president won't enslaved people that lived on campus and within a couple years he purchased to people one for the main house said one more. >> host: were these individuals under the ownership of the university inc. order various professors? >> guest: this is a technical issue but a little harder to decipher in colonial times. for instance one thing i looked at was i looked through the county records were the colleges are. very often you have the name of the president or the professor then listed with their property is the enslaved person or two or three. >> host: did students bring their slaves? >> guest: yes. >> host: they did? >> guest: the to the president then part of the taxable property was the enslaved person but in the case of princeton you actually have the president's name near the college. who owns the person? if there was common knowledge of the area is inseparable anyway. i did not spend a lot

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fires and in charge of lighting candles and putting them out in the evening, study rooms and running errands for students and faculty at harvard, yale, columbia, a princeton, many college presidents don't and enslaved people. within a couple years purchase two people, one for his main house and one for the campus house. >> host: birdies under the ownership of the university inc. or under the ownership of various professors? >> guest: the problem is there is a technical issue but a little harder to decipher in the colonial period. for instance, one of the things i looked at, looked at a lot of the county records in which these colleges, when you look at the colonial county records, the name of the president or the professor and listed with taxable property, and enslaved person or two or three. and students brought slaves to school. >> guest: if you look at the name of the president, part of his taxable property is an enslaved person you also have for instance in the case of princeton or harvard you actually have the president's name did know the college. and who owns the person? sort of commo

well, consider a gift certificate to task rabbit the service that lets you hire someone to run your errands for you. >> i'm going home. i don't need any more ideas. i'm going to do that now. >> reporter: now, most major retailers closed as 6 p.m. last night. there are still open, many target and toys 'r us stores were open last night until 9:00. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >> anne, you're going to do most of your shopping at sfo in two hours at the airport? >> true. >> that's okay. one great kiosk there that you can buy scarves for 10 bucks and they are really nice. >> good to know. >> luckily they're not watching because you're revealing all my presents. >> i don't even travel. i just go to the airport to shop. [ laughter ] >>> what a day today for traveling here in the bay area. so far no reports of any kind of airport delays at sfo, mineta or oakland international airport. that's because we have clear skies. currently it's freezing in santa rosa. freezing in fairfield. 36 degrees in concord. mid-30s common from san jose back into the almaden valley and 40s around the centr

>> running errands for us. >> that would be awesome. >> so good. >> in a decade or so. >> just wait.> yeah. >>> keep it right here. nobody saw this coming -- a major upset by the spanford men's >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, credit card information from millions of customers at a top retailer stolen, as i told you earlier this hour. tonight at 11:00, you'll hear from security experts who discovered this hacking operation and why you might be a victim and not even know it. >>> and hitting delete doesn't mean it's gone. why facebook is tracking what you don't post on that site. those stories and more coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. there's a lot more that we don't post. >> yeah. >> even if i think it, they know it. >> they know it. they're watching. >> part of the drone culture we're moving toward. >> amazing. wow. >> now i'm going to try to not think of anything, which i do well. >>> overshadowed by stanford football and the women's basketball team, the cardinal men's hoops squad delivered a huge upset tonight. probably johnny dawkin' biggest win as the coach taking down 10th ranke

people are stocking up on supplies and running errands.xpect, here is dave. >> get everything done that you need to get done. today is the better of the two weekend stays. the rain is moving out and skies are clearing. temperatures are above freezing. this is the time with the temperatures down from yesterday. not especially cold. you can see the line of showers with that cold front that came through yesterday. it was a dreary day. we got one inch of rain at reagan national. a record amount of rain at dulles. for today, breezy and chilly. winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour. increasing cloudiness and we think around 9:00 is when the snow will start. we will see a winter storm watch in effect until 7:00 on monday. look for a mix of sleet and meet freezing rain. maybe one or two inches. >> thank you for watching and have a great morning. ♪ >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." aggressiv

and i went on to do some other errands that i needed to do. and i came home.nd i thought he was sleeping. i tried to shake him awake and he wasn't sleeping. he was gone. >> at 4:40 p.m., nick lat colbert was dead. what would surprise many parents and stephanie colbert was what killed her son was sold to him at a convenience store. this kwik stop, which is not part of any franchise, is on south chel ton road in colorado springs. he bought the drug for about $25. nicholas had smoked synthetic marijuana, also known as spice. his autopsy report says it all. synthetic canaboid toxicity, rapid heartbeat, seizures. >> i'm surprised how many people have not heard of this. it boggles my mind. >> mostly made in asia, spice is sold at convenience stores and major gas stations, marketed under names like k2 and mr. smiley. stephanie is suing the convenience store for allegedly seeing her son the drug that killed him. >> i was very naive. since it's being sold with other convenience store items, i thought it was completely legal. >> david woodruff is one of her attorneys. >

least amount of crowds and this coming sunday will be one of best days to run on the last minute errandshere is not so much traffic congestion. from the new york stock exchange i am jane king for bloomberg business report. >> a new study calls for building a long fence on a 22-mile stretch of interstate 280 in san mateo county in hopes of preventing crashes between cars and deer. the accidents are deadly for the animals and costly and dangerously for drivers. 40 to 50 dee are hit by vehicles each year. a study found that 8' tall fence would cut back on the accidents and cost $4 million to build. caltran now is reviewing that plan. tesla is getting a boost from california to, expands production, and giving the appeal-based electric carmaker a $35 million tax break on new manufacturing equipment to help then double the number of sedans they build at the fremont factory to 35,000 a year. tesla has plans to roll out a lower priced $40,000 vehicle by 2016 with the start price now at $69,000. >> the number of guns confiscated at airports is rising discovered in bags, or checked, triple compare

president's administration has acknowledged that it is invading and occupying countries is a fool's errand. after flirting with nation-building during the obama afghanistan surge, it has devised an alternative way of war. missile firing drones, special operations forces provide the basis for what is in effect a campaign of targeted assassination. this obama approach has reduced cost. it cannot provide a basis for coherent strategy. the obama doctrine for the war sets a precedent that may yet turn the war into a free fire zone. i hope there is an all turned into the all volunteer professional military that we have come to accept. national service could provide a way to revive the tradition of the citizen soldier national service means that all young americans will spend a service and country. serving in different capacities guy environment, the elderly, that dispossessed, improving the community in various capacities, but all would surf. that said, implementing requires that we, the people, first recognize how defective the military system is that we have come to rely upon. with that i will

people are being advised to stay off the roads, delay running errands, the town of erie even canceled the holiday parade, which normally attracts thousands of people. check regularly with ktvu.com for weather updates including alerts and warnings. there are forecasts for your neighborhood. >>> we just received some new information about the deadly police shooting in stockton this morning. we first reported it on the morning news. police say they tracked a homicide suspect from the san jose area to stockton. the chase ended when the suspect's car stalled and then stopped on interstate 5. police say the suspect got out of the car and pointed a knife at them. one officer then shot and killed him. now, that part of interstate 5 was closed down for several hours. it's customary for the police officer involved to be placed on administrative leave. >>> san jose police are searching now for a suspect who broke into a police officer's car and stole his badge. this happened yesterday afternoon while the officer's car was parked at alum rock park. the san jose mercury news reports the police are

it is a service for errand runners.ver the gift to mom that you should have bought a while ago. becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> shame on you if you need an errand person to go out and deliver, buy it. >> to mom no less. >> no kidding. >> my favorite gifts this holiday season. i thought i'd have a lot worse sweater on. nice job, graphics. >> very nice sweater. >> one tip, if you are out there shopping don't be afraid to ask for extra deep discounts at the register. >> do you have coupons, can i combine it you can bargain a little bit. >> you can do it on a day like today because they want your money and maybe more willing to do it. you have bargaining power. >> nothing to lose. give it a shot. >>> coming up, "american hustle" is getting a lot of oscar buzz. >> and so is one of the stars of the movie, jennifer lawrence. she talks about the chance at a second oscar and the moment she had with jack nicholson next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. t a second oscar and the m