they can expire after five years. promotional cards can expire after just one year. inactivity fees are allowed, but only after a card goes unused for 12 months. tgif came through and actually is going to refund that $10. i want to thank them for that. we will have all of those on our website. you will have access to all of this information during the upcoming holiday shopping. >> it is complicated. >> thanks, michael. >>> the weather forecast is a little less complicated to understand. >> it is november and it is starting to feel like november. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> that's right. it is going to feel like november. the winter chill is coming to the bay area and i want to show what you is ahead as we head into the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 is showing the signs of what is coming. the rain is moving into crescent city and the rain will be here by morning in the bay area. right now though you can see that it is getting cold outside. 45 in santa rosa and 46 in napa. livermore is down to 49°. compared to a few hours ago we were 20 in santa rosa and co

if you let the payroll tax expire, let the unemployment benefits expire, and you allow the spending cuts to go through and the bush tax cuts expire, you are looking at $7 trillion added to the deficit gap. wall street analysts say that is the best scenario for our economy. >> there are other alternatives. not extending the unemployment is going to hurt the economy. the payroll tax that helps the middle class so much is going to hurt the economy. letting the bush tax cuts expire, which we should have done that a year ago. that will create savings that can be used to shore up the existing programs and deal with the deficit. absent those kinds of decision making that we have been doing and absent a more general comprehensive approach to dealing with the economy and employment -- what we're not talking about is the fact that we should deal with the other side. people continue to get significant tax breaks at the higher income brackets in this country. $40 billion a year is still being given to gas and oil in subsidies. the list goes on and on in terms of loopholes for corporations, the capit

they can expire after five years. promotional cards can expire after just one year.ivity fees are allowed, but only after a card goes unused for 12 months. tgif came through and actually is going to refund that $10. i want to thank them for that. we will have all of those on our website. you will have access to all of this information during the upcoming holiday shopping. >> it is complicated. >> thanks, michael. >>> the weather forecast is a little less complicated to understand. >> it is november and it is starting to feel like november. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> that's right. it is going to feel like november. the winter chill is coming to the bay area and i want to show what you is ahead as we head into the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 is showing the signs of what is coming. the rain is moving into crescent city and the rain will be here by morning in the bay area. right now though you can see that it is getting cold outside. 45 in santa rosa and 46 in napa. livermore is down to 49°. compared to a few hours ago we were 20 in santa rosa and cooler i

they can expire after five years. promotional cards can expire after one year.ity fees are allowed but only after a card goes unused for 12 months. >> i wanted to thank tigi friday for taking care of that. we'll have all the information posted on our website at abc7news.com. you'll have ago system to it. >> up next, don sanchez reviews >>> in theaters this weekend, new comedy tower heist, ben stiller and eddie murphy h head an all-star cast. it centers around a financial scandal similar to bernie madoff but you may get swindled if you see it. here is don sanchez. >> good morning. >> alan alda as a wall street heavyweight. he lives in a penthouse that looks a lot like trump's tower. he handles the pension of the building employees. he has a role mood el, bernie mad onoff it's a search and recovery mission. >> you were robbed $20 million from there. >> yes. >> these guys don't know anything about robbery. so they find an expert. eddie murphy. >> you move your satellite dishes. >> can you hook me up? >> no. >> so, no big time things. >> robbery, any moment. >> you

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. schilling, a member of the agriculture committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. schilling: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to thank mr. goodlatte for giving me the time today. you know, we continue to hear a common thread, let's raise taxes on our job creators with no solution to our spending problem . i rise today as the people's house prepares to vote for an amendment to our constitution that would require congress and the president to balance the budget. i look forward to voting in favor of this amendment today. 15 years ago an amendment nearly identical to this one passed the house with strongbipartisan support. but failed by one single vote in the senate. since that time our debt has tripled. did you know that on wednesday our national debt surpassed $15 trillio

they can expire after five years. promotional cards can expire after one year. inactivity fees are allowed, but only after a card goes unused for 12 months. i want to thank tgi friday's for taking care of that. now, we will have all of this information posted on our website at abc7news.com. that way you will have access to it during the upcoming holiday shopping season. michael finney, seven on your side. >>> muslims around the world and here in the bay area are celebrating a muslim festival of sacrifice. the last prayer service of the night is underway right now at the muslim community association in santa clara. the center expects to host more than 8,000 people during the four-day holiday which includes several family events and the distribution of need for the needy. >> we come together for the goodness and stand together for those who are in need. >> the islamic holiday follows the pilgrimage to mecca and the willingness to sacrifice his son. >>> olympic skiey johnny mosley. how you can get your kids up on the slopes and how to get your body ready for ski se

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. moran: which would have unintended but dire consequences. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. moran: this is the wrong medicine for our ailing economy. the speaker pro tempore: i ask members to heed the gavel and the time. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. gowdy, who is a distinguished member of the judiciary committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. gowdy: i thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank chairman smith for his leadership on this issue and so many others on judiciary. mr. speaker, when one was coming back from the trojan war, he was coming and many had come to the sound. so odysseus put wax in their ear and made him tie to the mass. against his will they made him tie him up and he did it because he lacked the will to restrain himself. and when people take our freedom, we recall, but when we have proven ourselves t

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. ellison: let me say this is the time to step up and help the kenyan community help our country and the rest of the world. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. tonko: america's middle class are determined, hardworking middle class is challenging congress. will congress respond to our middle class? we in the middle class are growing increasingly aware of the statistics, the wealth in this top 1% has grown exponentially. 275% over the same time frame, america's middle class that has seen its wealth flatline. it's diminished like 15% to 20%. that is unsustainable. america's middle class knows it. they know that we need to invest in our middle class, empower the purchasing power, raise our children, invest in their education and higher education, inve

emergency unemployment benefits that would expire at the end of the year. would you push for those to be extended, as well? >> yes, those are very, very important. the economists tell us that unemployment benefits give the most bang for the buck to get this economy going. because, obviously, unemployed people don't have much other money and they spend it and pump the money into the economy. that's essential. and it's also humane. i have so many constituents, david, who have been searching and searching and searching for jobs. they're not lazy. they've worked their lives, 20 years and then lost their jobs. and to now put them down and out would make no sense at all. >> do you support a work-around on these defense cuts? nearly $600 billion. the president says no easy off-ramps. republicans are saying we can't gut the pentagon, even though that's what the failure of the super committee always said would happen. >> well, let me say this, that would be a huge mistake. and it would basically make deficit reduction impossible. the whole purpose of what was put in

the 1997 kyoto protocol set targets to curb emissions, but it expired -- expires next year. the world's biggest polluters said that they will not maintain commitments. >> this is important. it is very important.

caller: i am in favor of letting the tax cuts expire. the congressional ballet they have been playing the last couple of years is leading right down this track. this way, the republicans can blame the democrats can't the democrats can blame the republicans -- this is america. everybody should be willing to pay more taxes in order to maintain our very high standard of living. host: "the washington times" points out that the biggest chunk of the expired provisions would be the bush tax cuts, which would add $4 trillion to deficit reduction. if you just extend it for middle-class americans are those making less than $250,000, that would mean about $1 trillion in the -- that would mean that you would add almost $3 trillion to the deficit, it would only mean a savings of about $1 trillion. do you have thoughts on that? i think we lost him. cedar lake, indiana. caller: you know what we need to do with this debt deal? leavitt swinging so high no one would find it for days -- leave it. know what i am saying? host: also starting in 2013, $1 trill

police were arresting driverser exñ -- for expired tags.it happened to 3,000 drivers last two years. in october, d.c. couple stopped the policy and one council member wants to know if there are other minor offenses that give the police the authority to lock people up. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: council member mary chase is concerned that the d.c. police officers may have the authority to arrest people for other minor offenses behind the wheel. she uses the expired tag policy as a perfect example of going too far. after the public outcry, it was mayor gray who asked the d.c. couple to pass emergency legislation that would stop police officers from arresting drivers from expired tags. it was passed after city leaders heard stories like this from those arrested. >> and we're going to take you in to process -- process for three hours. >> reporter: couple member mary chay wants to know if drivers are being arrested for other vehicle offenses that might appear minor. >> an arrest is not, you know, a minor thing. >> no. >> you're taken do

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired -- the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker, and good morning. in the past few days, many americans have contacted me through facebook and twitter with their thoughts and their message was very clear. they want jobs and they want them now. on behalf of these americans, i urge the leaders of the house to respond by passing major legislation that will create high-paying jobs. they write to me, i hope you know living wage jobs that are meaningful. job creation begins at home, close the loopholes that send jobs overseas and make it tougher to bring the profits and products back here. an additional suggestion would be a fund works program administration modeled after the first one implemented by franklin roosevelt, a new deal for the new millennium. we need to stop the manufacturing drain going out of the country, to revisit the w.p.a., to jumpstart the economy. and to fix our aging infrastructure. heck, we need someone to take weeds out of the sidewalks, we need an

. >>> and hundreds driving with expired tags.ls about the number of people throne in jail for the -- thrown in jail for a minor offense. >>> and toyota announces another major recall. ll.  >> just in time for the biggest holiday travel weekend of the year, the second session of the intercounty connector will open for business. the 18-mile, $2.4 billion highway will connect owe-by-270 to i-95. melanie alnwick took a tourist new section today. >> reporter: one word we love here is the word "free." both serves of the icc will be -- both sections of the icc will be free to reid o. there are changes to the ez pass program, to. maryland travelers won't have to go over the river and through the woods this thanksgiving weekend. now, there is a new shortcut. >> from gaithersburg to bwe airport. now using local roads is a 71- minute trip. using the icc is a 37-minute trip. >> and 3, 2, 1. >> reporter: the first opened in february 2011, section b connecting the road to owe owe 95 will open november 22nd. >> and that is exciting. we ha

now, when the meter is about to expire, drivers condition opt to receive a text message warning for a 45-cent fee, the user can then refill the meter with their phone. if it's successful, the program could be expanded to other city neighborhoods. >>> the parent company of american airlines is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. amr also owns a regional carrier, american eagle. the company has been saddled with rising fuel costs and a heavy debt load of nearly $900 million. american promises its customers things will be business as usual and will continue to honor tickets and its frequent flyer program. >>> and facebook will have to get approval from its users before it changes how it shares their data. the palo alto company settled with the federal trade commission which accused facebook of deceiving customers because it shared user information it initially promised to keep private. facebook does not face any fine. meanwhile, facebook could make its ipo as early as april. the company reportedly hopes to raise $10 billion, which would put its value at $100 billion. >>> it's a

i yield back. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson. >> thank you, chairman. mr. ec secretary, today natural gas is, i believe, somewhere $3. 32 a cubic foot. a few years ago it was probably, it was definitely over $12, $13 a cubic foot, not that long ago. today we have access to clean, reliable, affordable, american-produced energy. and as i look at what made that difference, you know, what, what made that possible, it really comes down to private lands and private citizens. and, frankly, shot public lands and -- not public lands and government employees i don't think has contributed to this in any way. so my first question that i have is, if marcellus sale and other domestic production that provided these affordable, clean energy for our citizens were on federal lands instead of private lands, would natural gas prices be at a low of $3.32 today? >> think if there'd been a combination of production, and there is significant production of natural gas, and as director abbey

how would you -- part of the deal includes letting tax rates expire. >> under present law, they expire now, but under present policy, they are the policy. there are some tax cuts or increases that repeal so often that they are policy. the optimum -- the alternative minimum tax patch has been in every two years. to decide that you are going to make the permanent or extend it another two, that is not tax cuts. that is continuing present policy. same thing with the bush tax cuts. keeping those rates at 35%, that is the status quo. it is not a favor from the government. >> conversely, if those members approve of letting those expire, would that be considered a vote for a tax increase, then. >> if there was a vote to continue them and someone voted against continuing the, that would be a vote. >> what is the super committee lets them expire? >> if the supercommittee -- the supercommittee is not going be in a position of voting on those except possibly make them permanent, which was one of the interesting questions. if they were silent on it, it is not a tax increase until you got there. >>

i know the time expired. what qualifies a federal judge to make a decision about the federal budget process? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. goodlatte: i will just say to the gentleman that the doctrines that the court has imposed upon internal operations of the congress have historically called for judicial restraint. so it would be very rare in my opinion that you will find courts involved in this process. and i believe that there is very good material which we have put into the record, in the judiciary committee, that would reflect upon just that process. this is something that the congress -- this is something that the congress has to -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. goodlatte: and that's why we need it in the constitution. so congress cuzz not -- does not resolve it now. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. pursuant to section 2 of house resolution 466, further kd consideration of this motion is

emergency unemployment benefits expire. that is money to unemployed workers.nd now the angst and confusion of addressing the fiscal problems and is congress going to follow through on the automatic spending cuts. and then my point is, 2012 is shaping up to be a tough year because the super committee decided to punt. it appears they decided to punt. >> we have to dev it there. thank you for coming in and always good to talk to you. sir. >> coming up. newt's prospects rise as front runners continue to falter. can he hang on to the lead? stay tuned. [husband getting cold out here. [wife: in here too. we need more affordable energy in this country. we need to protect the environment. what about the economy? what about our planet? [announcer at conocophillips, we're helping power america's economy with cleaner, affordable natural gas. more jobs. less emissions. a good answer for everyone. so with affordable energy that we can get to safely... we could afford to eat out more often. our daughter likes my cooking. don't you lori... lori? [announcer conocophillips. you

simply for having expired tags.ened to about 3,000 drivers in the last two years. in october the council ended that policy. but are there other minus offenses that give police the authority to lock people up? reporter: after public outcry mayor gray asked the d.c. council to pass emergency legislation to stop police officers from arresting drivers for expired tags. it was passed after city leaders heard stories like this from those arrested. >> said we're just going to take you in to process you for about three hours. reporter: now council member mary cheh wants to know if drivers are being arrested for other vehicle offenses that might appear minor. >> an arrest is not like a minor thing. you're taken downtown. you're subject to a full body search and it's demeaning and it's not meant to be fun. reporter: cheh brought up the issue and conducted a hearing into the expired tag arrest policy. she says other arrest policies for vehicle violations should be looked at. >> whenever you have these discretionary arrests we

drivers getting locked up in the district for having expired tags. are there some other minor offenses getting the same treatment? stay with us. we'll be right back.  >>> this maryland woman is charged with concealing a dead body after burying her stillborn baby in the woods. police say lisa steele of oxon hill gave birth on september 17th. she claim the baby was stillborn. five days later, police in prince william county, virginia found her after responding to a trespassing call. they found the baby buried in a shallow grave. police don't expect to file any more charges. >>> in anne arundel county, police are investigating a sexual assault at arundel high school. a female student said a male student assaulted her in a rest room. the victim knows her alleged taxer. he has not been arrested and is not facing any charges. >>> a man wanted for murder who was accidentally released from jail is back behind bars. frederick scott turned himself in. he is charged in the shooting death of philip watson back in march. >>> d.c. council member marion

and, hang on to the expired coupons. the heroes that could benefit from the deals you missed out on. >> it might be november, but hurricane season is not over. for now, it is 60 degrees . >> last week we told you how you could send leftover halloween candy overseas to our troops. we are happy to report that 300 pounds of candy, toothbrushes, and other dental supplies were collected for operation gratitude. >> in our "consumer alert," do not throw away expired coupons. they could help troops. it helps military families living on military bases. active coupons could be spent to bases in the u.s., and expired coupons can be sent overseas. the highly anticipated product review of the is granting approval to the latest model of the iphone to consumers. reception tests were conducted on the iphone four andy iphone four s. if you remember, consumer reports declined to recommend the iphone four due to end losses. everyone is looking to stretch their dollars this holiday season and retailers seem to be doing what they can to brin

across-the-board the cuts will happen and bush tax cuts will expire at the exact same time. democrats think they might have some leverage and can say to republicans, maybe we are willing to give on defense cuts if you are willing to talk about the bush tax rates. >> clearly, we are going to talk about it in the next year and will be arguing about it and the questions of this being resolved are slim. at the end of this year, 2011, payroll tax cut to both parties agreed to expire and the unemployment compensation extension, the one that gives people who are out of work up to 99 weeks a pay check, that expires. and the economy is in no shape to take those hits. it would mean raising taxes on the average working person by $20 a week, that is over $100 billion taken out of the economy. it seems to me the focus will now turn to those. i think most people think the republicans don't want to be on the side of quote, raising taxes on working people and will find a way to meet common ground and don't like to pay for tax cuts. the fight might be on unemployment compensation. the republ

signed, even though raising the bush tax cuts, letting those expire, would. it's hard to understand the logic of saying one is a tax increase and one isn't. >> do you predict passage? >> well, i would hope we would pass it. i think it's very hard for republicans to vote against it given their past history of defending the tax cuts for the wealthiest among us. if they don't, if it doesn't pass once, we're going to put it on the floor again and again, and we would be open to other ideas of paying for it if this one fails. >> the other prospect is unemployment benefits, emergency unemployment benefits that would expire at the end of the year. would you push for those to be extended as well? >> yes, those are very, very important. the economists tell us that unemployment benefits give the most bang for the buck to get this economy going. because, obviously, unemployed people don't have much other money and they spend it and pump the money into the economy. that's essential. and it's also humane. i have so many constituents, david, who have been searching and sear

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired.t purpose does the gentleman from missouri rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. mr. faleomavaega: so ordered, without objection. mr. carney: thank you, mr. speaker. with less than two months left in 2011 this republican corralled house -- mr. carnahan: thank you, mr. speaker. with less than two months left in 2011, this republican controlled house has not created jobs. i've seen firsthand how businesses, seniors and students are suffering because of political games in this congress. last week i met with business owners in my own state including a plumbing company in st. louis. bill's business was suffering by the poor economy. it's our responsibility to help to work our constituents who have built businesses that have been hard hit by these tough times. the president has proposed the american jobs act which will help put people back to work. an independent economist says this bill will help create more than one million jobs. it's time for action. we ca

for example, the payroll tax holiday we got, expires and everyone's taxes go up january 1.does not seem that makes sense in the context of how weak the economy. that could have significant implications and emergency insurance will end, and the a.t.m. patch, and a whole slew of things. and i hoped it would be figured out in the super committee but with that said it is a problem. and next year the big problem is whether congress and the administration have the fortitude to toll through on the automatic spending cuts that hit in 2013. it is unclear if they will follow-through. if they don't that will be a problem for the markets. >>chris: you say if they undo the triggers it would be a disaster for the markets? >>guest: i think so. at the end of the day the financial markets still believe, and presently so, the congress and the administration will get it together. they did not this opportunity, but they have a few more opportunities and the expectation is they will get it together but if they don't and it is clear they are not going to, we have a problem. and the financial mar

the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california reserves, the gentleman from minnesota. mr. payne: may i have 15 seconds, mr. chairman. >> i yield the gentleman 15 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. payne: i'd like to include in the record a letter from the national other space workers a letter from a building and construction trade, president mark ayers, an an -- a letter from the sciu's international president. yield back the balance of my time. the gentleman continues to reserve. the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. chairman, i'd like to yield two minutes to another distinguished member of the committee, the gentleman from florida, mr. ross. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman veck -- the chair: the gentleman veck niced for two minutes. mr. ross: thank you mr. chairman an thank you for bringing forth this most necessary legislation. i rise in support of house resolution 3094. simply put the national labor relations board has lost all credibility. from its anti-amer

when i talk to them, they do not seem to want them to expire. they seem completely unwilling to let that happen. they have their own pledge to never raise taxes on anybody making less than $250,000 a year. if that's going to be the case, between extending most of the bush tax cuts as barack obama's current position is or extending all of them, as the republicans' position is, and the two end up in the middle, i worry we're not going to get fiscal sanity and will have lost one of the only real chances we had to get back a revenue base that could support the government going forward. >> bob, i agree with ezra that the tm democrats have gotten g shy about raising taxes. we have a lot of time between now and when the taxes automatically go up, and it seems to me that someone should start making the case for what the world was under those clinton tax rates and just how they would effect across the board taxpayers, if they go into effect. if you have this tax increase, for example, on the bottom bracket, what's the practical effect of that, what is th

and the milk in my refrigerator expires and my gym membership expires.ke years to expire and gym memberships take at least months to expire, but milk expiring takes days. how did grover respond to that? his veneer of confidence gave way to thinly veiled rage. a promise not to do something doesn't have a time limit. i haven't even had junior state legislators pull that crap. new jersey congressman robert andrews one of the few democrats in congress who signed grover's pledge said that i never considered it to be like my marriage vows. i did not promise him to oppose tax increases until death do us part. hey, grover, if your hero ronald reagan could break his marriage vows to the first wife, don't be surprised when some congressmen break their vows to you. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faster... or avoid interest on everyday items. that saves me m

. >> allow the bush tax cuts to expire in the end of 20 thereto 12. not just high income workers as the president proposed but all tax brackets. >> is he right. will they create tax hikes or cripple the economy more. welcome to cashin n we have wage rogers and johnathon hunt and tracey burns . and also senior vice-president jim lacamp and founder of movement sally combs and jim, start with you. you say eliminating the bush tax cuts hurt all and hurting the economy. this debate has gone on so long why do you say that? >> anybody who thinks that this is a good idea hasn't studied economic history and doesn't care about jobs and middle income americans. if you undo the bush tax code raise taxes on lower income americans and raise taxes on middle merrence. discourage job creation and at the same time we have expiring tax crets for depreciation and take that business creation model and capitol investment and eliminate that, too. this is the worst idea i have seen out of politicians. >> let me take it to johnathon. you are a numbers guy. this is happening b

winter storm warnings expire at 7 a.m. enough to keep some of the snow on the ground, maybe a few slick spots and maybe a few with melting that took place yesterday and this morning across tennessee and northern mississippi. for the most part, quiet across the country. another system moving into the pacific northwest. let's check out your local forecast. philly, pa, biggest thing you'll notice is cooler temperatures, 54 degrees. clevela cleveland, ohio, may see a few flakes set into the system as the system rotates off to the north and east. of course, with all the snow and other activity channelling out of the area we'll talk about what we can expect the next couple of days. cooler temperatures. >> the reality setting in. >>> coming up, kurm confidence soars, american airlines spirals and surprising top searches of the year. >>> plus, he's got a license to kill and he's using it on the kardashians. >>> coming up, big moves for the jaguars, the nfl drops the hammer on suh, and its valentine's day in boston. you're watching

>>james: the expiration time is now at 9:00 a.m..th east bay hills, the diablo range, those areas are highlighted in red. those are the areas of highest concern with wind gusts up to 30 mi. from our. humidity is down to about 15%. i want to walk you through how we expect the winds to progress. it turns out that the winds will die down pretty good. right around 9:00 a.m.. near fairfield, we have a wind gusts at about 23 mi. per hour and holding true to the wind gust potential. >>james: as for the rest of the weather, another look at the north bay, cold weather. we have the 56 in redwood city. 63 in mountain view. 55 in san jose and 59 and concord. by noon, we will still be dealing with a wide mix of the '50s, '60s and '70s. by 3:00 p.m. low- upper 70's depending on where you are. warmus to the east and south.--warmest to the north. by 9:00 a.m., we have rain, you can see there reigned progress from north to south. by 3:00 a.m. the rain is a bay area wide. 6:00 a.m., friday morning you can see what we have in terms of total accumulatio

drivers caught with expired tags. violators will now be fined $100 if they are less than 30 days late or $250 if they have not renewed their registration in more than 30 days. >>> today prince william county supervisors are expected to talk about what to do next with the holly acres mobile home park. the county board of zoning appeals unanimously reversed the decision, allowing the park owner to rebuild. the county condemned and demollished the property that sat in a federally defined flood way following the massive flooding in september that badly damaged some 75 trailer homes. to keep park owners from rebuilding, a majority of county supervisors would now agree to repeal the zoning board's decision. >>> now to decision 2012. republican presidential candidate herman cain is dealing with another controversy. in an interview with a fox station in atlanta, ginger white says she had a 13-year affair with cain that ended shortly before he announced his candidacy. she said he did not work for cain. white says he would fly