highlights of the expo include agricultural conferences and plant contests.he organizers expect at least 2 million visitors including about 2 hunl 00,000 from overseas. the expo could also give a boost to the local tournament industry. >>> japan is starting to feel the winter chills. let's go to sayaka mori for the bigger weather picture here and elsewhere. >>> hello, welcome to your weather update. let's take a look at what's happening across east asia. we are monitoring a tropical depression over the pacific. it's moving in a westerly direction, headed toward the southern philippines. and it could become a tropical storm within the next 24 hours. so stormier conditions are expected in the southern portions into the weekend. up toward the north a large system is bringing chilly weather across most of china. the exception is across the inland area you may see some showers developing today. and across japan our low pressure system is moving through the northern nation, bringing heavy snow to hokkaido. we're expecting up to 30 centimeters of snow by friday morn

. >> porque no hay lugar para polÍticos perdedores es la expo campaÑas electorales donde parece recordare lujo. >> seguridad para la familia. >> no, no se renta la modelo. >> >>. >> aunque las modelos pueden ser parte de la estrategia. >> y david vino a buscar ideas nuevas es el jefe de campaÑa de un candidato a diputado. >> por lo pronto vamos a buscar novedades, los nuevos productos promocionales. >> aquÍ atrÁs imagenes espectaculares, de este lado un sin fin productos de... si quiere ser diputado, senador, o presidente de un paÍs le dicen cÓmo. >> muchos suspirarÁn con la presidencia. >> o comercio un presidente de chocolate antes de que un gobierno nos dÉnle un mal sabor de boca. >> sobre todo que no se vayan con una imagen amarga. >> la tecnologÍa no podia quedarse atrÁs, encuestas, redes sociales e internet, pero quizÁs nada sepa en efectivo cÓmo estos aplaudodores. >> sin embargo, no todos quieren a los polÍticos, hay quienes los odians, tambiÉn se venden estos chalecos. >> e detiene impactos de 44 magnum para abajo. >> asÍ que si no sabe cÓmo gobernar un paÍs no importa, aquÍ lo

they probably did aozen expos es. >> peoe sa it was a legitimate locke. >> anybody should be able to look at anybody's cost in a government environment. whenhe allegationsns are proven to be true or false, i think we are gogoing to be indicated. i don't think it ian environmen that keepeps its employeeees. this has been going on for five years. >> do you t think is politically motited? >> i think there are polititics at the bottom of everything. >> we will wait to see where that investigation leads. you are also getng scrutiny because he statarted nonprofit fund f for bananks. tell us ababout it. >> wewe found t companies are staying in place and reducing their size. at we found is we were being asked or paid to take a good ality furniture to landfills. >> just throw it away? >> yes because they did not have a need for it any longer we take it,t, put it in our warehoe, and on the second saturday of the month we allow non-profits to come in and pick what theyy want. >> it is a gat thingng and we are going to put a l link on our facebook page. >> i was the first b beneficiary. >> we ap

these -- right team along expos days -- writing long expose about the death penalty. there's some questions to be raised as we go along, and i have a distinct sense of a transitional period, as we head down another path, even with all the wonderful new means of twitter and facebook and all that at our disposal that can get a lot more information out to folks theoretically. there's still a big question about what happens at a local level if you do not have enough revenue to support a high enough quality staff so that you can have reporting in a sophisticated way, rather than some $35,000 deal or something like that. to me, that is the big question. what will be the sustainable model for any of these newly flowering, very idealistic, well intentioned organizations like ours? >> i will get to you in a second. one of the things you put your finger on and a worthy topic of discussion is, is the social mission of what we all do. the constitution protect one industry, media. they did not have the word then, but it is the free press. you could not have a democracy without a f

then they expos her bare flesh. that's a most vicious -- then a most viciuos kick to the chest. it is difficult to watch. especially in this most conservative of muslim countries. somebody tries to help. today, the spot where the beating took place. we are here to demand justice. the army is supposed to protect us, not kill us. there was another funeral in tahrir square. another young martyr in egypt's revolution. in the spring, many of these same people were hailing the military as heroes for helping them bring down the mubarak regime. the mood has completely changed. these people now loath the egyptian military and accuse it of stealing the revolution. the military jintao tried -- junta try to explain the crackdown. >> it is the military's job to protect public property from attack. >> in tahrir square, some fear that the military campaign is working. >> they do not want any more protests. i do not want to say they are uneducated. but people listened to the egyptian media, people who do not have that exposure to the internet. people who are not young will believe them. >> the

a program called moscow my mom wanted for the most ground team expo the police fire and ambulance emergency services in the machine capital we saw how such facilities are constantly at the ready twenty four hours a day. and of course such a program involved lots of action sequences. water. finally the action sequences full action sequences you know represent about filmmaking in modern day moscow explore the most film studios and we're invited to set up a new can and should result in more drama called white tiger. the programme finished off the stunts must go well i was asked. i would like to participate. and take shots i was given the instructions a bandana was placed on my head and two from the cream was applied to my face with everything ready for my back and legs of my suit and the flame was. not. to be tried. as an efficiently run program it's already prepared students to safely undertake to define feats the world of russian cinema and t.v. but by now. i lived to tell the tale i lied to them both in one take well it's long been known that london is a market for many russians today the s

he was also at the book expo ameritrade show, reading an excerpt from his book. i do know that the reaction from booksellers and other industry people in the crowd was by and large positive. so certainly that led to additional coverage. >> host: both ann coulter and michael moore appeared this past year on booktv's in depth, booktv.org is the place to go to watch that on line. use the search function in the upper left-hand corner be brittle type in the author's name and you can watch online. if people go to publishersmarketplace.com what will they find? >> guest: they will find a blog in which will look at the top stories of the day. publishers marketplace has the deals database and many other databases related to best sellers and reviews. basically an online exchange related to the book publishing industry and the book publishing community. >> host: two book that came along off the beaten path, if you could speak to these as well beginning with amanda foreman beleaguered the world on fire:britain's crucial war in the american civil war put out by random house th

he was also i think at book expo america trade show reading an excerpt from his book. and i do know that the reaction from the booksellers and other industry people in the crowd was by and large positive. so certainly that i think led to additional coverage as the book was released. >> both ann coulter and michael moore appeared this past year on both tvs in depth. again, booktv.org is the place to go if you want to watch that online. just go up and use the search function in the upper left hand corner, type in the author's name and you can watch it online. sarah weinman, as people go to market place.com, what were they find? >> they would be able to find a news blog in which we look at the top stories of the day. publishers marketplace also has a deals database to quit also many other databases related to bestsellers and reviews but it's basically an online exchange for all contrary to the book publishing industry. and for the book publishing community. >> two other books that came along, and little offbeat and path so to speak, and if you could speak to these as well

procter & gamble used our product at the shanghai expo.had a pretty cool exhibit where they were trying to show all these products about the body. they make things for your body. we have project called [ inaudible ], for example, and they have a kiosk they're putting in stores and lets you play coke pouring all over your body. we also work with a lot of museums, museums of science and industry, exploratoryium in san francisco, london science museum and training places, weird museums that don't fit a normal model like science fiction museum or the music museum in seattle. probably the biggest value proposition of our concompany is there's less reason for people to go out anywhere and do anything. they can buy everything on the internet, they can watch movies on a huge screen at home, they can play video games. we offer experiences that still aren't at home and essentially will never be at home because they're huge. things that are 14 feet, 20 feet wide. or they're things that require social interaction or even benefit from strangers interac

recordings, you will see that jack johnson knew he was being watched and knew reporters had written expo says about land deals and he knew he was under federal investigation. but he just laughed it off and put the cash in his pocket. >> reporter: over a period of years while county executive, prosecutors say jack johnson lined his pockets as leader of an extortion conspiracy, steering millions in federal and local funds to favor developers. prosecutors say johnson enlisted the help of three men, all still to be sentenced, who worked together in the scheme and prosecutors say bribes were offered for non-county information, building perms and legislation for liquor store hours. he thought corruption was the normal way of doing business. >> reporter: jack johnson was fined 1$00,000 turned over to the fbi today. a mercedes worth $60,000. he will surrender to the bureau of prisons on february 3rd. the three men who work with johnson in the conspiracy, james johnson, no relation, dr. mersa bage and patrick ricker won't be sentenced until march. his wife leslie will be sentenced this coming fri

the expo could also give a boost to the local tourism industry. >>> many people in japan believe a long soak in a hot bath is an essential part of japanese life. people in other nations have embraced the joys of the hot tub. but now more and more americans are discovering the pleasure of bathing the japanese way. nhk world has more on that. >> reporter: for bill finley, no day goes by without a soak in his japanese type tub. bill says shower american baths are not nearly as relaxing. this is haines, alaska. bill specializes in making the tubs using western red cedar. its distinctive texture and aroma is similar to a kind of wood used to make traditional japanese bathtubs. ten years ago he was asked to build one by his customer. not knowing what it was at the time, he traveled to japan twice to learn from expert craftsmen and experience the bathing culture. >> i fell in love with that style of -- you know, the sort of afternoon soak at the tub. >> reporter: since then he's made over a thousand japanese tubs for people all over the united states. now bill's customers can enjoy the experie

a construction expo, where companies jostle for contracts worth more than $100 billion. there is so much to build here. this was sadr city in 2008, the largest neighborhood in baghdad. and one of the most violent. militias used it to launch rockets at the u.s. embassy. until u.s. troops moved in and fought a huge battle. they won, but at great cost. >> this gives you a sense of how massive the cleanup operation is in sadr city. this is the edge of the market that saw two months of heavy fighting. now, the goal is to try to clean this up enough so people can shop here again. this is that market today, bustling. there's no doubt iraq is safer than a few years ago. but beyond these dramatic improvements, you can feel anxiety on the streets of baghdad. there are still attacks, like this one this month. al qaeda is still here. as are violent militias. and it's not clear the iraqi army can guarantee security. they are young and untested. >> they're going to have to improve their intelligence. they're going to have to continue to work on their logistics, as well. that's still a

interesting because this week on the news, they were talking about arsenic in apple juice and that the expos you're of and it will be dr. oz was the first person to bring this to light that is arsenic in apple juice and other scientists said that's not true. it was found to be true. there are no levels of arsenic in apple juice, there is not much to be done about that. the sad thing is that everything in our food system, our ecosystem we find out daily with new studies and new information that things aren't maybe as healthy or as helpful as we like. the problem is what do you do? do you stop? do you say i won't ever drink apple juice, i won't drink the water. it just becomes one of those endless battles. the sinse in all of these areas is unclear. the only way we can operate under is the science that we have available to us today. the truth is we all are being exposed to antennas, there are obviously none in city hall, but there are other sorts of wireless -- there are in city hall there are all kinds of wireless antennas about us all the time and it's just reality because we're in a city wi

balance budgets of plans gas discounts to neighboring countries as well as a possible reduction in gas expos so you're out. all the businesses for now i'll be back in fifty five minutes from will. it was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution and the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. will continue to be more than hundred thousand be both. groups welcome the fact that children see the children bhopal to be identified as more likely to be born with birth defects in children in the rest of the country. in the sea. as little as five hundred dollars for lifelong duties. and. unpunished. lose lose. lose. lose lose. lose. culture is that so much good music maybe even a lot of people you're usually looking one came to the names the passage of north korea's dear leader again highlights the acute insecurity on the korean peninsula and beyond. the back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories russia demands an investiga

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economic days of course singapore's expo succeeded estimates and fitch ratings boost it into news a sovereign debt crazy investment great and finally the russian markets the raised early against the archdiocese losing a third of the sentiment my sense is just too much in the red. that's all we have time for normal market analysis in less than fifty five minutes for you here on archie.

lulu is now currently training for the miss expo say 2012, an annual fitness competition which features the art of pole dancing and chair dancing, we'll be rooting for lulu. >>> it's the holiday season. that means we're going to lots of potlucks or we might be hosting a party and for the employee staff party that we're having at my house -- i think i'm going to make this. >> cream cheese, velveeta together is one frosty the cheese ballman. we'll going to do small, medium and large, roll it into a ball, frost him with philadelphia brand cream cheese, we found 300, you don't want to overcook him. you don't want to -- wow, look how quick he goes. >> charles phoenix, who you see in this video, is is a humorist. an author, he loves everything americana. we have charles phoenix via skype, "right this minute." charles? >> howdy. >> did you invent this recipe? >> there are other frosty the cheeseball men out there, but nobody melts him. i thought velveeta is best when melted. that's what you have to do, put him in an electric skillet on low heat. in about 30 minutes, he is dead. you have a toas

earlier expo sure the more chances -- >> dana: sneaking around leads to binge drinking. >> bob: you may18 as freshman and they all drink. >> greg: first time they have a chance to drink and they act like idiots. if you introduce it over time. >> eric: is that an argument for legalizing marijuana? >> bob: i have to get out of here. old sot here announcing coming up, chris christie, occupy protesters. can't wait to see that. ♪ ♪ >> greg: deal with the occupy protesters two way. new jersey governor chris christie's way. >> sure. yeah. job are so angry, aren't you? so angry, so terrible. let it continue. hey, that will continue. work it all out. work it all out for yourself. >> that was the entertainment we brought from new jersey tonight. i hope you enjoyed it. i'll be working at the marriott down the street. please remember to tip your waiters and waitresses, all right? >> greg: not bad. >> kimberly: i thought it was funny. >> greg: or follow "time" magazine, the publication the size of a brochure for fat camp named a movement, the occupy movement the top u.s. story of 2011, beating out l

earlier expo sure the more chances -- >> dana: sneaking around leads to binge drinking. >> bob: you mayllege, they are 18 as freshman and they all drink. >> greg: first time they have a chance to drink and they act like idiots. if you introduce it over time. >> eric: is that an argument for legalizing marijuana? >> bob: i have to get out of here. old sot here announcing coming up, chris christie, occupy protesters. can't wait to see that. ♪ ♪ lu? i don't trade on luck. i trade on fundamentals. analysis. information. i trade tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an account. >> greg: deal with the occupy protesters two way. new jersey governor chris christie's way. >> sure. yeah. job are so angry, aren't you? so angry, so terrible. let it continue.

their students to various industries, helping with internship placement, they might be hosting career expos to come and speak, preparing students with alumni so for example, barnard has a program called m.a.p.s., matching alumni to partner with students. an alumni will mentor a student and they have this program, take a barnard student to work and what's also great about barnard you can borrow a suit from their suitable suits closet for your interview. >> that's a great program and the importance of networking and internships cannot be overstated in this case. let's talk about job sectors and salaries and where some of the hot spots are right now for jobs. >> right, well according to the national association of colleges and employers, january 2012 salary survey, they're reporting that the top industries for job placement are hospitals, elementary and secondary schools, justice, retail, computer systems design and actually the highest salaries are going to graduates in computer science, engineering, business, and health sciences, and in terms of colleges, actually, the highest starting salar

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. >> plus we expos the mainstream obama media relentless smear campaign, this time against presidential candidate newt gingrich. we are on the road to 2012, and "hannity" starts right here right now. >> on saturday the republican presidential field lost one of barack obama's most outspoken critics when herman cain announced he would end his bid for the white house. let's take a look. >> as of today, with a lot of prayer and soul searching, i am suspending my presidential campaign. i am suspending my presidential campaign because of the continued distraction, the continued hurt caused on me and my family, not because we are not fighters, not because i am not a fighter. >> and joining me now right now in the studio for his very first interview since making that emotional announcement, the one and on herman cain. how are you? >> fine. happy to be here. >> seemed hard to do that. >> it was, and it was hard primarily because of all the supporters that i had gotten. i knew it was going to be very disappointing to a lot of people, and i personally was disappointed because we were making such g

these -- right team along expos days -- writing long expose about the death penalty. i have a distinct sense of a transitional period, as we head down another path, even with all the wonderful new means of twitter and facebook and all that at our disposal that can get a lot more information out to folks theoretically. there's still a big question about what happens at a local level if you do not have enough revenue to support a high enough quality staff so that you can have reporting in a sophisticated way, rather than some $35,000 deal or something like that. to me, that is the big question. what will be the sustainable model for any of these newly flowering, very idealistic, well intentioned organizations like ours? >> i will get to you in a second. one of the things you put your finger on and a worthy topic of discussion is, is the social mission of what we all do. the constitution protect one industry, media. they did not have the word then, but it is the free press. you could not have a democracy without a free press. the mantra of the internet for years has been

. >> potentially he expos himself to legal liability.h the help of an attorney you can tell when you read it nevertheless, a little bit of escape hatch because he said look, i resigned. i do not have access to illegal documents. the emails, any correspondence from my firm so therefore i'm limited by what can i tell you. quite simply i just don't know where the money went and what happened to the 1. -- >> how much money are we talking about. >> 1.2 billion. >> bill: billions of dollars. i don't know where it went. come on o, wiehl, have you got to be able to prosecute a guy like that, no? >> absolutely. if i'm a prosecutor, i'm using that stunned statement in court in a prosecution. and don't forget because 2002 law that corporations, heads of corporations cannot hide behind i don't know where the money. i don't know how that happened. >> bill: 1.2 billion, i don't know. >> they knew who signed off on everything. >> bill: he could be indicted this guy. >> yes. and the board. >> bill: bernie fine, assistant basketball coach syracuse univer

they thehey disagree on importt issues we should expos it. >> congressman bachmann? >> ronald reagan also route clare detroit opponents in his primaries as well and famously asked the question in 1980 are we better off today than we were four years under jimmy carter and i think the rye public is in far worse shape today under dobbs barack obamas leadership. who will take barack obama on toe to toe and hold him accountable and i think that i will be the best one to do that on the stage. >> governor huntsman? >> i actually worked for ronald reagan and i think he would have been the first to stand up and say debate is good. about must be respectful and it must be rigorous. a rigorous debate will lead to greater trust. and the one thing this nation needs desperately today is heightened trust in our institutions, in our tax code, in our wars abroad, in congress, toward wall street. i'm here to tell you that this kind of debate over time is going to elevate the trust level in whomever makes it out as the nominee he and that will allow us to beat barack obama. thank you. >

indoors if you live in the area in the white, the delta in fairfield, you definitely wanted--to protect expo'sping because with temperatures this low, the pipes could burst. concrete tomorrow morning it will be absolutely frigid. check out the temperatures as you go out the door. >>jacqueline: 40 in san francisco look swarmed by comparison, but we will warm up into the afternoon. >>jacqueline: here is a look at your extended forecast, it is very cold tomorrow morning and on saturday morning. the freeze warnings are in effect until saturday morning as well. we have mild conditions through the afternoon, christmas will be really nice. monday will be nice as well, we have changes coming in next week by wednesday it looks like we will finally get rain that.--back. >>stanley: the driver of this honda just applied his brakes, the reason he is less than 10 ft. on the tail of this car in front of him that is called tailgating or as some people call it falling to close. did i mention i am writing with the chp? so, the driver get to chat with the officer. >> the reason i stopped you is because you were

>> you know, i didn't, and i had picked up an early copy when it was featured at book expo america to read it came at the end of 2010 to may 2010, so already the publisher had been targeting this as one of the big titles for the fall, and it is easy to see why. talks about the totality of cancer. and noted cancer specialist, i believe. immemorial from gathering in new york city. he is certainly an expert in the subject. from what i can tell he imparted this knowledge with a tremendously human way. it was very well written. and it was as the result of the were well received. it won the pulitzer and it also won awards of the other side of the elastic. it passively been garnering tremendous acclaim, and that think it is because it is a definitive and how it treats the subjects. >> winning a pulitzer of sales? >> absolutely it does. i would venture to say that the pulitzer prize more than any other prize in america boost sales. certainly did on the fiction side wins and 41. visit from the goon squad has attracted some attention when it was released in june of 2010. certainly among various

apart--you definitely want to check the expos tied it on your house because these temperatures could cause the pipe to burst. take a look neighborhood by neighborhood. very cold out in a deal.--indeed. >>jacqueline: we have freezing temperatures down in san jose. into the afternoon we have very similar conditions expected. >>jacqueline: up in the north bay we are mostly in the fifties as well. >>jacqueline: here is a look at your satellite and radar picture. we will have sunny conditions in store for tomorrow. here is a look at your extended forecast. cold temperatures tomorrow morning and mild in the afternoon. tuesday will start to see an increase in cloud coverage. we have a 40 percent chance of showers right now, but these things start to change as we get closer to the date of. r >>reporter: golden state warriors star guard montay ellis faced the press today since it became public that he and the team are subject of a sexual harassment lawsuit it was filed by a former and roy neel erica smith, that is her right to confront to legislation would send text messages from a list, whic

willing to spend this amount of money, time, and effort to stop us, but are you willing to make an expo enissue leap? there's another step beyond that. >> that's right. >> in fact, you know, they actually managed to recruit the corroboration of every top level country domain in the world, all 110 of them, and got their arms around 50,000 a day, only to have the worm introduce peer-to-peer communication, so they didn't even nude #* need it. >> do you think they were doing it on the fly? seeing and responding? >> without a doubt. and they put little clues in that they were monitoring, you know, the traffic on the list serve that they maintained, and they were tapping into sris system just to check on, you know, how porous and what others -- >> without giving away identity? >> no, they didn't. one of the interesting things they did is the communication from the worm to the master was encrypted which is the highest level of public encryption method in the world, and right now, there's actually a competition going on to develop shaw iii, which when it's complete, will introduce the new highe

i saw this thing at the toy expo it was the hit of the entire expo.ere comes the shark. >> alisyn: here he comes. >> clayton: i will control the shark as you tell us what's going into the show. >> alisyn: i think we have junked the shark. fantastic. thank you. >> clayton: it's coming for reichmuth. >> dave: still ahead, an officer goes beyond the call of duty and climbs under the bus to comfort a woman trapped underneath it he joins us next to share this amazing story. >> alisyn: i can't wait to talk to him. pat lafreda knows his meat. why you may not want to order the fillet when you go to the butcher shop. the tastiest cuts of meat coming up. >> clayton: come here, sharky. >> dave: one school telling kids to pay up or be forced to listen to justin bieber. oh baby. tell you what that's all about. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription ce

every january our station does a health and fitness expo. how is your health and fitness? by in january? >> i will be happy to. i try to get there as much as i can. it's a great event. and i feel in good shape and feel good to next baseball season. >> thank you for coming in. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's it for "viewpoint." that's it. no more questions. >> until the next ones. >> until about a minute from now. >>> good morning. i'm chris gordon. >> and i'm angie goffment welcome to news 4 today on this sunday, december 11th. we begin this half hour with a developing story in mexico. we're getting our first look at the aftermath of a 6.5 earthquake that killed three people. you can see it swaying this cafe in mexico city. people say high-rises shook for more than a one. one man was killed when a roof collapsed. another person died in a small town. and a third victim was a driver who was hit by rocks that fell on his vehicle. the epicenter was in guerrero, 100 miles southwest of mexico city >> locally, six people, including four children, are recovering after

tools they need, they can produce those products that can then either be exported as components or expo did -- >> fred bergsten where does your 10 million come from? >> let me tell you how to get three to 4 million of the 10 million. the united states runs a trade deficit of half a trillion dollars a year. where the worlds biggest debtor and deficit country is the world -- result of that. the residents had a goal of doubling exports over five years which is good but it is much too modest a goal and he hasn't done much to support it. anyway it is the wrong goal because the goal should not be just to increase gross export. but to expand net exports meaning our trade balance, which means we have to get more competitive on the import competing side as well as the exporting side in that go strictly to innovation. but if it imminently reasonable goal to get rid of the trade deficit, $500 billion worth, over the next five years? that would increase economic growth to between a half a point and a full percentage point a year for that five-year period and would create three to 4 billion good hig