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fisher, when he said that, steve? >> once you start going with qe, that you cannot stop because of the effect on the market. and fisher was just one of two hawks that took to the airways to voice his opposition with the change in fed policy which, as you remember, boosted quantitative easing by a trillion dollars this year. fisher and president jeffrey lacker are among call them two serial dissenters. lacker has dissented at every meeting. fisher on "squawk box" this morning, i want to show you the quote that tyler is talking about and what surely is a first comparing fed policy to a rock and roll song. >> i've argued that basically we were at risk of what i call a hotel california monetary policy going back to the eagles song which is you can check out any time you want but you can never leave. >> fisher went on to say that liquidity is not the problem. he doesn't know any business who has trouble getting loans and it won't help jobs. quote, we can print all the money imaginable, no one is going to deploy it. for his

fisher, i appreciate you talking to us. just a few moments ago i talked to a first and third grader. and one of the things they said to me is they don't really know what to do. they have been letting the kids dictate how much they talk or how much not to talk, but now that they know some of their first graders' best friends have been massacred, they just don't know what to do. what would you advise them to do? >> well, i think you do in some ways let your child take the lead and ask them what they know and what they are aware of. when people experience trauma, it is not often stored in the verbal centers of the brain but the non-verbal center of the brain. as kids work this through, they could have a lot of emotion but not have words. a lot of times we have emotions before we have words. and we have to see that everybody works through their grief and emotion differently. i encourage people to draw, to write, to color, to paint, to sing through their healing process. at this time, though, anybody whose been in this experienc

fisher on later. actually, let's do it this way. what is the question you want to know from fisher? i've been trying to think about it all morning, how to come at him. >> so here is one. if we get the unemployment rate falling to the fed's new target but it's because people are dropping out of the labor force so that participation rate is going down, then what do they do? do they stick to the target? do they acknowledge that there's a bad reason for the movement? do they ignore it? i think with the targets, they're trying to get more clarity. i think they're genuinely trying to get more clarity. the problem is now they're going to be watching every cpi number, every pcu number, every jobs related number for the next couple of years related to when we get there. what we could see is more volatility in fixed income markets as people try to gauge every data point. >> are you surprised there hasn't been less volatility? >> well, it's also the end of the year and what's going on in washington has paralyzed decision making. >> what is that increased volatility in the marketplace? we're no

you better find hank fisher and see if he knows anything about wilson.to read this here report. it's mighty important. sheriff, you're reading it upside down. do you think it's easy? someone's gunning for the new sheriff. we better get hank fisher. who was that? that's just the fellow who dry ghost cliff. it's ziek miller. well what's he shooting at you for? that's what i would like to know. roger, that's it, roger. what do you mean? don't you remember how cliff kept muttering roger? well doctor harper told that to ziek. ziek asked me if i knew where he could find a fellow named roger, only i thought he meant you. my pal? now i'll have to explain to him that he's got the wrong man. ziek! ziek miller! i think you better explain to sudy may. she doesn's sound as though she'd listen to reason either. pat! you're the sheriff and it's your duty to get out there and talk to ziek. ah huh. he think i'm a revenuer and that's the same as just plain poison. but remember you're the sheriff. not me. i resign, here's my badge, you can

i want to bring in eric fisher to talk about this. we talked during the break and we talked a lot about how to speak to the kids. but before we go to kids, a lot of adults who are having a really difficult time coming to terms with this internally. i told you, i was out shopping for my goddaughter yesterday who is 7 and almost started tearing up in the tarth store. is it okay to show that emotion to children? >> almost a vicarious grief that we see the grieving other people are going through and with kids so many of us fear losing them that when we see other people grieving it brings out our own fears and we go through that grieving process without necessarily having to. it is perfectly okay to show emotion. it's okay to let your kids see some tears and say i really feel sad about some things that happened around us. >> so, reject that feeling to be stoic and be the strong, stable one.

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that is what happened to abigail fisher. it is not disputed. she was treated differently because of her race and color and national origin. now, we are not going to be talking so much about title vi my when we talk about the constitution. the supreme court said it doesn't really mean what it says. we just think it means what the constitution means. constitution has a little bit more wiggle room. although knobloch or the constitution guarantees equal protection of the law, and the outlaws the whole purpose of it the 14th amendment was to outlaw racial standards. that seems pretty straightforward. there was an act of 1981 that been racial discrimination, including in regards to college tuition. it sounds pretty straightforward. think of those things not mean what they say. there is an exception in this area. you would think, well, gee, it would be an exception. it would be an exception to the principle of racial discrimination that is pretty clearly there in the law. the federal branch have spoken to that. it must be pretty strong and undeniable.

. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher in georgetown where hillary clinton's hairstylist is creating this year's hottest styles for the inaugural balls. >> what we decide to do is make the updo more young and sassy and elegant but sexy. i think a lot of people are afraid to get an updo. >> we did something very loose, friendly, had a bow in the hair. this is very like the fun fatale look. we did something edgy and higher. she has beautiful curly hair, so we make it bigger and a lot oftexture, dramatic. >> reporter: her biggest piece of advice, think about the final finished head to toe look. >> i've seen so many times they don't look at what the final idea is. you have to feel good when you leave the chair. don't walk away if you're not feeling yourself. >> reporter: in georgetown, kristin fisher, 9 news. >> i love that description, young, saucy, elegant, but sexy. >>> all right, another virginia power ball winner stepped up to claim his prize. from woodbridge collecting his check from lottery officials. this is the 7th commonwealth million dollar power ball winner in just the last four w

kristin fisher got the ideas from hillary clinton's stylist at isabel's salon in georgetown. >> i've been doing mrs. clinton's hair since september '97. >> reporter: isabel goats has been the woman behind hillary clinton's hair for 15 years. her styles evolved from the cover of the 2003 memoir to chelsea's wedding two years ago. >> it's always good when hair off the face. >> reporter: the same is true for an inaugural ball but with one twist. >> we wanted to be much more creative and active. could use that. >> reporter: now isabel has created seven different beautiful hair styles perfect for an inaugural ball. isabel tell me about them. >> what we decide to do was make the up do more young and fussy and elegant but sexy. updos for for a while i think very old-fashioned. a lot of people are afraid to get one. we did something very loose and friendly. had a bowl in the hay. this is very like the femme fatale look. we did something more -- something edgy and higher banks for her. she has a beautiful curly hair. so we're making it bigger and again lot of texture and dramatic. >> reporter

. >> i'm kristin fisher on capitol hill where 200 people marched to the nra's headquarters with this message. >> let's stop all the assault weapons. >> i'm here because i'm tired of lighting candles and praying and crying for victims of violent crimes and i want to do something. >> shame on the nra. >> reporter: but mid-march they hear this, arm the teachers, arm the principal, the man is saying. three days after the second worst school shooting in american history, the debate over gun control rages on the sidewalk right outside the offices of the largest gun rights lobbying group in the country. >> perhaps the answer is to allow teachers and principals and other people to defend themselves. >> i can't believe that more guns for everyone is a solution. >> we'll be back. >> it's just unacceptable when you see these faces. shame on all of us in we're not doing something about it. >> reporter: in washington, kristin fisher, 9 news. >>> topper has the first look at forecast. >> we are looking at a dense fog advisory, expanded to include the entire metro area. temperatures are still prett

kristin fisher with more on the nonprofit, how to plan their inauguration and their futures. >> reporter: these 5th graders are pretending to plan the presidential inauguration. >> each security check point needs two picnic tables so police can check certain bags. >> reporter: they've been split in four committees. >> one dealt with finances. one dealt with ordering supplies. >> reporter: the catch? each committee had to approve their plans with the other teams. >> everybody kept arguing. it was tough. >> reporter: but then something happened. they realized that before they could present their plan to the real deputy supervisor, they'd have to compromise. >> well, i approve. >> that's what happens on the job here, very good job. >> reporter: this is live it, learn it in action. >> live it, learn it is a nonprofit organization in washington d.c. that creates rigorous academically focused field trips for students with some of the high e needs. we want to make sure -- highest needs. we want to make sure students are connecting with the real world. >> of. >> reporter: in the end plan approve

that's what happened to abigail fisher. it's not disputed. she was treated different lit because of -- differently because of her race, color and national origin. now, we're not going to be talking so much about title vi tomorrow, we're going to be talking about the constitution because the supreme court said, well, that doesn't really mean what it says, you know? we think that it just means what the constitution means. and the constitution is, you know, has a little more egg l room,al -- wiggle l room,al l though not a lot. the constitution outlawed, i mean, the whole purpose of the equal protection or the 14th amendment was to outlaw racially-separate legal standards. that seems pretty straightforward too. and, you know, there are others, there's another federal statute, section 1981 that banned racial discrimination in the making of contracts, and the court has made clear that that includes college tuition. so this ought to be, you know, fairly straightforward. but the supreme court has said that, you know, those words really don't mean wh

. >> narrator: barbara loe fisher runs an independent watchdog organization dedicated to vaccine safety issues. >> national vaccine information center. >> narrator: it's an organization she helped found in 1982 after her son suffered a serious vaccine side effect. >> to make a long story short, after that, he regressed physically, mentally and emotionally and became a totally different child. he was eventually diagnosed with multiple learning disabilities and attention-deficit disorder and had to remain in a classroom for the learning disabled throughout his public school. >> narrator: fisher's organization lobbied successfully for laws that promote vaccine safety. today, a much safer vaccine has replaced dpt. the laws also created a special vaccine court to evaluate and compensate victims of adverse vaccine side effects. >> vaccines are pharmaceutical products that inherently carry a risk of injury or death. and that risk can be greater for some than others, particularly for... for genetic or biological high-risk reasons that have... some of which have been identified and some which ha

abby fisher, abigail fisher, is a student who brought this suit. she have not admitted to the university of texas. they take roughly 10% of their -- well, no, they take roughly 85-90% of their students through what's called the top 10% plan under a law that says if you're in roughly the top 10% of your high school class in texas, you're automatically admitted to the university of texas at austin. she was not in the top 10%. she was close, but she was at a good school. she had, you know, pretty good grades. she thought she would have gotten in, but for racial preferences. she knew people she thought was less qualified, were less qualified than she was of who got in, whose grades and test scores were lower than hers, itself. so she sued saying she should have been admitted. she, meanwhile, went to louisiana state university, did fine and graduated. but her suit lives on. she lost in the lower courts in texas which are obliged to apply strictly the supreme court precedent. the lower courts in texas, federal district court and the u.s. court of appeals

the weather channel's eric fisher is in lewiston, maine. good evening to you, eric. >> good evening, natalie. 16 people have been killed by this latest winter storm that brought everything from tornadoes to coastal flooding, hurricane-force wind gusts and nearly 2 feet of snow. certainly has brought plenty of misery for people from texas to maine. today a massive storm moved north, dumping more than a foot of snow in parts of new england. it's been a record-breaking system as it moved across the country. >> look at that tornado. >> spawning a reported 26 tornadoes across the south. and flooding along the already hard-hit east coast. the results? a travel nightmare for millions. >> we circled for over an hour before we landed, yeah. pretty rough flight coming in. >> in the past two days, more than 2,000 flights have been cancelled. in los angeles, many eastbound flights are delayed. in new york, stranded passengers spent the night at laguardia airport, hoping for better news today. >> horrible. not comfortable at all. >> reporter: at new yor

elliott fisher says we already limit health care based on income and whether people have insurance.er analyzing medicare records for end-of-life treatment, he's convinced that there is so much waste in the present system that if it were eliminated, there'd be no need to ration beneficial care to anyone. multiple studies have concluded that most patients and their families are not even familiar with end-of-life options and things like living wills, home hospice, and pain management. >> and the real problem is that many of the patients who are being treated aggressively, if you ask them, they would prefer less aggressive care. they would prefer to be cared for at home, they'd prefer to go to hospice, if they were given a choice, but we don't adequately give them a choice. >> at some point most doctors know that a patient's not likely to get better. >> absolutely. >> and after you've run through all the choices then... >> sometimes there's a good conversation; often there's not. you know, patients are left alone to sort of figure it out themselves. >> marcia klish might have lingered f

for more on the story is daniel fisher.ide "the war room." >> hi. >> you know, dan, we're glad you are here. we have a real image of who these people are. it is sort of like a boo radley thing. but what was the one take away from meeting with the koch brothers that changed you? >> i got to admit i didn't have much of different idea going in because they have always been pretty up front about their politics. so it was a mystery to me actually the perception of them. because i think i get what makes them tick. >> you know their politics. they support ending the war on drugs, support gay marriage and these things are really at odds with the candidates they want. >> yes this is a question i get a lot. if they are libertarian and pro economic rights and freedom, why do they support right-wing candidates? they are more libertarian, i would say. >> and that's what they have seen. although you have been up close with them, certainly than just about anybody in the press, any journalist. we were talk about unions in the last segment.

eric fisher. >> good morning. fully dressed for you on this monday morning. >> what have you done, eric? >> you could trip and it could happen. be careful. >> all right. here across the south, a rain jacket will be your attire today. heavy rainfall from montgomery towards atlanta. stormy, especially for mid-december. this time of year, you don't think about severe weather. places like nashville, tallahass tallahassee, charleston, could you see a couple of tornados. certainly heavy rain. could see another inch around atlanta and into south carolina. drought, huge story here. rain will be welcomed as long as we don't see the severe storm. into the northeast, winter on the map this morning. especially around the mass pike and heading northward. freezing rain across massachusetts. if you like the snow, higher elevations in northwest maine. new hampshire, 3 to 6 inches of snow. is a big storm in the northwest. lots of snow from the cascades over into the rockies. a week before christmas, and snow coming down. if you ha

abby fisher, abigail fisher is a student who brought the suit. she was not admitted to the university of texas. they take roughly 10% -- they take roughly 85%, 90% of their students are the top 10% famous visitor in that during the graphic content side of your high school class, you're automatically admitted to the university of texas at boston. she was not in the top 10%. she was close, the shoes that a good school. she had pretty good grades, pretty good average. she thought she would've cut name but for racial preferences. she knew people should that were less qualified than she was hit atman, the screening test scores are lower than hers, et cetera. so she sued, saying she should have been rated. she meanwhile went to louisiana the universe be congratulated, better suit lives on. she lost in the lower courts in texas, which are obliged to apply strict way supreme court precedent. the lower courts in texas in the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit both how the university of texas plan modeled on the university of michigan law school p

eric fisher, thank you, sir. i appreciate it. >>> here's a look at some of the other stories topping the news. former president george h.w. bush remains in intensive care after his fever took a turn for the worst. bush is in guarded condition. doctors say they remain cautiously optimistic about his treatment. >>> nelson mandela has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for a lung infection and gallstone. officials say he'll continue to receive top-level care at his home until he fully recovers. >>> the late senator inouye's successor will be sworn in today. brian schatz is flying to washington this hour with president obama. he was chosen by kneale abercrombie, despite inouye's wishes that congresswoman hanabusa take his seat. >>> emergency contraceptives will remain part of the federal law. >>> and russian president vladimir putin says he will sign the law banning adoptions of russian children by u.s. citizens. rocky had no idea whyn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever, for a

. >> kristin fisher from capitol hill.tay with 9news for the latest on efforts to avoid the fiscal cliff. we'll have have updates on our website, wusa9.com, and on 9 news tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. >>> we have breaking news in prince william county where a police officer has died in the line of duty. debra alfarone joins us live from the scene with details. >> reporter: matt, when you take a look behind me you will see exactly how fiery this crash must have been. take a look. you can see the car right there. that's on that lift. that's the car that hit that police officer, and certainly looking at that you can see this thing must have gone up in flames. there was no chance. officer chris young from prince william county was on his motorcycle on his way to at crash. he was right in this area, right on va 28, andy was driving southbound when a minivan was driving, and police officers say that the minivan crossed in front of that officer, attempting to enter the target parking lot, causing the crash which then, of course, too

. >> if you are a person going to a -- fisher person going to a pond and keep striking out day afteray, why keep going back there you are going to look for a new pond to fish in same thing with job search if you are discouraged why go back to the same site? do something different, think out of the box. start coming to job fairs. >> reporter: also available today, resume critiquing. they will give you five minutes look at your resume. maybe it is not the worker, being maybe it is the way you are presenting yourself. also interesting, company doing a lot of hiring nelson staffing. these -- this is a company that helps other companies find the right workers. if they're looking for workers then things are looking up around the south bay and the bay area as far as jobs go. if you gotta a job want more money, responsibility this will be the place to go the army personnel looking for a number of jobs, includingling businesses. a lot going -- including linguists. a lot going on, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> here's what you need to know bring your resume to the doubletree hotel from noon t

. >> kristin fisher has more on how you can keep your kids safe from internet predators. >> reporter: 13-year-old savanna marie macmullet gave her parents the scare of their lives. she'd been missing since monday afternoon when she met up with a 20-year-old man she allegedly met on facebook, ashley ryan hareford from virginia. >> we're pleased to report that savanna marie macmullet was also found say. >> reporter: they were finally found last night here at union station. police had gotten a tip that the two boarded a bus in philadelphia, a mega bus, and when they got here the u.s. marshals were waiting for them. when donna rice hears stories like this, the first thing she thinks is -- >> this is 100% preventible. >> reporter: donna is president and ceo of enough is enough. the last 20 years its mission has been to make the internet safer for kids and donna says it all starts with educating their parents. >> twitch parents how these predators groom -- we teach parents how these predators gain their trust. >> reporter: in this case savanna had created a secret facebook page to communica

in oxon hill, kristin fisher, 9news. >> so far the three suspects have not been charged with anything but police say those charges are coming. matt. >>> derek, gun enthusiasts are running into dozens of protesters. at day one of what's being called the nation's gun show. debra alfarone joins us live from chantilly with the latest chapter in the gages' gun control debate. debra. >> reporter: matt, protesters certainly are outnumbered by the gun enthusiasts. this place is so packed and they are so outnumbered that we had to park over here, and we got here early. but still, the protesters certainly led the way with the decibel level. i want you to now listen to a back-around-forth showdown that we got when we pulled up. >> why do y'all act like you kill about kids? >> because he we do. >> you care more about cash. i don't he see you protesting no banks. they have armed guards. why don't protest them? >> what does that have to do with an assault weapon? what does that have to do with a criminal being able to buy a sniper rifle? >> ever heard of the second amendment? >> the second amendmen

congratulations to jimbo fisher and his crew. >> gus: martinez to the sideline.nderthrows kenny bell. playing for pride right now if you're nebraska. trying to finish out. disappointing outcome. as the coaches always say, it's important to play to the final whistle. rex burkhead, not a lot of room around that right side. warren herring with the tackle. >> charles: we're talking now rose bowl, stanford/wisconsin. >> gus: what a game that could be. >> charles: this is the old through the looking glass and they see each other and it looks awfully familiar. it's good that both of them will get a month off before they play because i'm telling you, when they line up and kick it off -- >> gus: there will be broken glass everywhere. martinez underneath. jamal turner. it will be interesting to see chase thomas, reynolds against this big offensive line of wisconsin and this defense led by borland. >> charles: going to be something, isn't it? >> gus: it will be something. >> charles: they're punting the ball away. we have to ask petros what he thinks about this when we get

jeff fisher likes it.er time in three weeks between these two teams till greg zuerlein with 26 seconds left in over time. 54 yards out. it is good. colin kaepernick loses his first game but jim harbaugh indicates he will start sunday. colin kaepernick took responsible for the loss afterwards. >> our defense played a great game. i -- i gave up those points on the score scoreboard for the rams. that is 100% my fault. >> tough one. we will have to bounce back very quickly. there is a football fight and we did not win it. >> yeah. raiders facing the browns that was bad. hadn't won in 13 games. almost two years on the road and the raiders were as bad as the y6mÑwomÑugly wet weather in as anybody knows. the coach leaves the team after the game for his ailing father. will be back by wednesday. meanwhile, weeden, 44-yard touchdown. 10-0 cleveland. carson palmer finds him, nice over the shoulder catch. 64 yards for the touchdown. 13-10. carson two touchdowns and a crucial interception coming right here in the 4th.

fisher price activity monkey has been named the worst toy of 2012. it's at the top of the list put out by the campaign for a commercial free childhood. the group apparently has a problem with the smart phone belly in the monkey. it's supposed to teach hands eye coordination to kids as young as six months. pediatricians recommend that kids under two stay away from screens. so not down with the monkey. >> i am still working on my hand eye appropriation. >> okay. it would be appropriate for you. >>> having trouble find tag unique gift? here is something no one else will have. 7-foot tall dinosaur leg. 65 million year old fossil on the auction block. the owner will donate a portion to help homeless and at risk people. the silent auction runs for another two weeks. thanks for joining us. enjoy the rest of your saturday. ,,,,,,,,

. ♪ >> reporter: all year long people fill new york's avery fisher's hall to listen to music.r they come to sing. it's a christmas tradition. ♪ 2,000 people, strangers, uniting as a chorus to perform one of the most familiar pieces of music in the world, handel's "messiah." >> it has everything in it you can look forward to. melodic tunes, rich choruses, emotions, joy, interspekz and more. >> reporter: no wonder there are song-a-long messiah's across the world, much of them in the english-speaking world. ♪ halleluiah ♪ >> reporter: at the memorial church a few miles from avery hall the voices are smaller but spirits are just as strong. this was her first "messiah. . >> you just feel joy use and overwhelming. >> reporter: josh has been coming for decades as a cure for wintertime blues. >> i'm sheer deep down we're not sure that life's going to come back and what can bring back life better than music. >> a message of hope, absolutely. amen. >> reporter: amen. [ cheers and applause ] >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," billy crystal and melissa tomei discus

. >> if you are a person going to a -- fisher person going to a pond and keep striking out day afteray, why keep going back there you are going to look for a new pond to fish in same thing with job search if you are discouraged why go back to the same site? do something different, think out of the box. start coming to job fairs. >> reporter: also available today, resume critiquing. they will give you five minutes look at your resume. maybe it is not the worker, being maybe it is the way you are presenting yourself. also interesting, company doing a lot of hiring nelson staffing. these -- this is a company that helps other companies find the right workers. if they're looking for workers then things are looking up around the south bay and the bay area as far as jobs go. if you gotta a job want more money, responsibility this will be the place to go the army personnel looking for a number of jobs, includingling businesses. a lot going -- including linguists. a lot going on, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> here's what you need to know bring your resume to the doubletree hotel from noon t

. >> reporter: in washington, kristin fisher, 9news. >>> as we learn more about the shooting rampage in connecticut, we're learning more about a chilling school threat in northwest indiana. 60-year-old vaughn myer was taken into custody after he allegedly threatened to go to a grade school and kill as many people as he could before police could stop him. he livers just a few feet from the school. police took the threat seriously. they arrested him. a search of his home turned up nearly four dozen weapons along with a large amount of ammunition. >>> guns are a way of life for some people. they see increase and stricter government controls as a threat which could account for today's run on guns in frederick, maryland. >> reporter: i'm scott broom at a gun store in frederick county, maryland where the result of the newtown tragedy has been a run on guns. >> right now i've got channel 9 recording me because everybody in the country is buying guns and i've got a store full of customers that are all trying to buy the same type of firearm you are. if you know where one is, go grab it. >> i

no one was more moved than ann fisher who grew up with one of the shooting victims, vicki soto. >> i called 5:30 that night and vicki did not make it, she was one of the teachers who was killed. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> i'm going to say thank you for doing this for them. i know the people in connecticut would love this. >> people told abc7 news the event did help them feel a little better knowing that healing has begun. >> we are in the middle of a freeze warning this morning. bay area temperatures are the coldest since january. some are braving these extreme conditions to fill an extremely desperate need. amy hollyfield is live at glide memorial. >> reporter: check out the line here. they are waiting to get free bags of groceries that will be handed out later this morning. the line already stretches down the block and around the corner. check out this maze of barricades that they've created to handle all the people to help them snake around this block is shutdown because of the number of people they are expecting. this is happening on a very cold night. one of thos

fisher: all the sensors in the field come into this location. these two operators behind me operate the entire water system, 24/7. so we can see all of our reservoirs, their elevations, whether they're going up or down, how much water we're getting from our two treatment plants. we try to move it very quickly through the system and serve it to our customers in the most economic and efficient manner. narrator: las vegas serves as an example for cities across the country, whether they have a limited supply or not. and many utilities can identify with the struggles that come with maintaining underground assets to support a growing population. one of the most common issues that municipalities share is water loss. melosi: because it's not a catastrophic issue, we don't think much about it. but there is a 10%, 20%, 30% water loss or leakage in some systems. allbee: already treated water that you've invested money in, you're losing before you actually delivered it. narrator: so many utilities are employing the business strategy of asset management. it'

. >>> meanwhile, dallas federal reserve president richard fisher saying congress should borrow a bookits playbook to strike a deal on the fiscal cliff. >> we get things done. we make a decision, and we proceed. >> we'll discuss whether washington gridlock will unravel all the fed's work to keep the economic recovery on track. and next up, is your 401(k) among the best or worst rated plans in the country? don't miss that one. back in a moment. any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad!

our kristin fisher is standing by and she has the latest information. kristin? >> reporter: well, what happened was three people were in a stolen car and they were driving down wheeler road when they were spotted by police. now, they just tried to speed off after police tried to pull them over but the police did not pursue them. still, they kept driving down this road i mean they were zigging and zagging out of traffic. a very dangerous situation. then they started going so fast that they sped out of control and when they tried to turn here on to southern avue they crashed into a metrobus. you see that one passing right there. and it was a head-on crash. so just take a look at what it looked like. i mean, this stolen nissan maxima was completely crushed in the front. the bus fared far better but both the driver and one passenger were taken to the hospital with very minor injuries. as for the three people in the stolen car, they have all been arrested. not only were they fleeing from police but they're also believed to have been involved in a series of purse snat

. >> when with you say a partnership with god, i want to bring up brian fisher. brian fisher with the american family association said these words, and i am going to quote him word with for word. you may have to read it twice. you know the question's going to come up where was god? i thought god cared about the little children, god protected the little children. where was god when all of this went down? and here's the bottom line. god is not going to go where he is not wanted. we've kicked god out of our public school system, and i think god would say to us, hey, i'll be glad to protect your children but you've got to invite me back into your world first. i'm not going to go where i am not wanted. i am a gentleman. god is a gentleman. thus will not save 20 children until we invite him back into the public school system? how can people get away with this kind of thing? >> because we allowed him. to it is the ultimate statement of hericy. >> he is the head of the american family association. >> just because they claim religion doesn't mean they are. not only is he

fisher? he's not here. ♪ he's got fisher.e they're following us. right. inside ♪ i ain't gonna do it. we want to get some information out of ya. what have you done with ed bailey? i don't recall ever knowing somebody by the name of ed bailey. listen stranger there's a man life at stake, and you're gonna talk. looks like we lost them. they must of turned off. we better double back. we got to stop rogers. ♪ look for the last time you're gonna talk or else. alright i'll talk. he's at the green horn's barn. that's more like it, and it better be true. hey dale, bring my rope. right. ♪ ♪ i sure wish they'd like somewhere, bullet. roy look! we've got to get to ed. going to cut across to the barn. s galloping, gun shots>erm leaving these dirty outlaws strung all over the country for me to pick up is enough to make a guy sore. get in there. rogers let's get inside. you didn't lead him here, did you? watson's on that tra

you better find hank fisher and see if he knows anything about wilson.'t you remember how cliff kept muttering roger? well doctor harper told that to ziek. ziek asked me if i knew where he could find a fellow named roger, only i thought he meant you. my pal? now i'll have to explain to him that he's got the wrong man. ziek! ziek miller! i think you better explain to sudy may. she doesn's sound as though she'd listen to reason either. pat! you're the sheriff and it's your duty to get out there and talk to ziek. ah huh. he think i'm a revenuer and that's the same as just plain poison. but remember you're the sheriff. not me. i resign, here's my badge, you can be sheriff, anybody can be sheriff. i'm too young to be cut down on my pride. you wanted to be sheriff and you're going to stay sheriff, so put that badge back on. alright alowishus, i'll go. no you don't, you stick your head out there and it will be blown off. you didn't seem to care about my head. you don't use it anyway. now listen. keep opening and closing this door to attract ziek's at

more than 100 local crab fisher boats have not left the harbor but some oregon fishermen is hate hitting the -- are feeling the pinch. one boat offloading was from oregon. before thanksgiving, fishermen were earning $3 a pound and demand took a dip and the prices plunged. and that's caused a shortage of the crab in the bay area. the dispute started on sunday when crab boat skippers heard that they were planning to cut the prices to $1.80 for fresh crab. >> we started at 3 bucks. we fished for a couple of weeks before the wind came up and now the wind has died off. we're ready to go fishing again. we want the same 3 bucks. our expenses are the same and there's less crab in the water. >> reporter: now he says he has $2.7 million tied up in his boat and he's sick of local strikes trying to hold him hostage. >> these guys are trying to write every law they can to keep people from fishing. they've gone on strike for unattainable prices getting us to tieup. >> you will be hard pressed to find any crab in the supermarket right now. that could change on monday. the oregon market opens on monday.

it is likely no one here was more shaken than anne fisher. she grew up with one of the mothers of the victim in newtown. >> i got a call at 5:30 that night and vicky did not make it. she was one of the teachers that was killed. >> across america vigils like this one are popping up for grief-stricken people who feel the need to be together and reach out to the victims. >> i am going to say thank you for doing this for them. i know the people in connecticut would just love this. >> ♪ amazing grace >> it was also a chance for people to express themselves. several kids left letters letters and art work including an eight-year-old girl who made this sign. >> i decided to make the poster so i could make everybody feel happy and make sure everybody else is safe. >> before tonight many people didn't know where or how to begin mending their own hearts. tonight they found a starting point. in pleasanton, alan wang, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the connecticut school tragedy. you can express your sympathy by posting this

it is likely no one here was more shaken than anne fisher.rew up with one of the mothers of the victi in newtown. >> i got a call at 5:30 that night and vicky did not make it. she was one of the teachers that was killed. >> across america vigils like this one are popping up for grief-stricken people who feel the need to be together and reach out to the victims. >> i am going to say thank you for doing this for them. i know the people in connecticut would just love this. >> ♪ amazing grace >> it was also a chance for people to express themselves. several kids left letters letters and art work including an eight-year-old girl who made this sign. >> i decided to make the poster so i could make everybody feel happy and make sure everybody else is safe. >> before tonight many people didn't know where or how to begin mending their own hearts. tonight they found a starting point. in pleasanton, alan wang, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the connecticut school tragedy. you can express your sympathy by posting this badge t

long ball shooter firefly fisher was among the players there.s globetrotter and joins us live from new york. what do you got? let me see your skills? >> how's everything? >> good. let me see that move? nice, sweet. i remember from back in the day. you were there for a couple weeks. how was your trip? tell us about it? >> it was great. we actually played ten games on our annual military tour and two games were in afghanistan, one was in bagram, then we played in kuwa kuwait, bahrain and uae. i'm glad i was there. >> you make it look easy. what does this mean for some of the men and women that you met over there? >> it means a lot, because you know, the globetrotters are not around our family as much because we're gone for 9 out of 12 months. we can relate to the troops in some way not being around our family for the holiday season. anytime we can go out there and take time out of our busy schedule to put a smile on their face, that's what it's all about. i'm happy to be part of it. >> that universe is a little different there. you have camouflage

the expansion project provides new space to properly display the fisher collection and other works of art. it enhances public access. it improves the city's cultural and public landscape, enhances tourism and therefore will improve general fund revenues. the board of supervisors previously approved what we termed a conditional land disposition and acquisition agreement, which is just fancy terminology for an exchange agreement to address conveying the needed rights to 676 howard and to hunt street. in exchange for the delivery of a new replacement fire station no. 1, which is now nearly completed at 935 folsom street, left to be addressed until now was an air space parcel. now owned by the successor agency to redevelopment, it lies between elevations 109.5 feet and 165.5 feet above sea level on a sloping plain as somewhat clearly shown on what i am about to show you. and my apologies, air space is very difficult to depict but we're going to do our best here. so we look at the overhead. the actual area of conveyance of here, this is looking at it from ground level looking at the facade