hatch. mr. howell? howell: thank you very much, and thank you, doctor. you have a chance to compare two candidates, each of us seeking your vote with two very different records. my record of a balanced budget, job creation, fighting for seniors and protecting public and higher education versus my opponent's record of crippling debt, privatizing medicare and social security and defunding education. i offer you my history as a utah state senator and, in fact, minority leader for eight of of the ten years that i served. we need to collaborate with both parties to solve problems, produce a balanced budget. my vision of government is a common sense business approach by putting first the important issues on the front burner regardless of political consequences. best product, lowest price and best service. there's a clear difference between my opponent and myself tonight; 34 years at the ibm corporation with a reputation of working across the aisle while serving the utah state senate. thank you ver

>> yes. >> was that distinction made by hatch and wax man in 84? >> i 84 i don't think anyone envisioned what was coming in terms of biopharmaceuticals and so the hatch-waxman act in 84 addressed traditional pharmaceuticals and what we need is a comparable regulatory process in legislation to do the same thing. >> is it that much of a distinction between a biopharmaceutical and a nonbiopharmaceutical? >> there really is. >> so you could exact that kind of reaction to it o or -- it's a regulation? you can only deal with tra dition additional drugs? and these are new drugs. they are also very expensive drugs. and you need support for $5,000 a month to treat colon cancer with the drug used to treat a judge nark condition that costs you a lot annually. >> rem cade -- >> rem cade used for severe rheumatoid arthritis. $5,000 monthly. >> 3,500 a year. still a lot of money. >> this is astronomical. >> yes, it is. >> and no relief for that? is there an insurance policy for that? >> most insurers cover biopharmaceuticals as part of the drug benefit. it's the

(open eggs hatch) 162 turtle eggs were dug upp and saved....eratures, ssnd erosion ann windsswould have crushed them... amber lowwangle)"i and actually witnnssed life in - the nest so far up north here.. are incredibby hopeful of his survivaa... " and then one egg... hatched., the new born is einggcared for rrund the clock by national aquarium staff.... (aamer face to turtle)"this is deffnitely the pirst baby ive had to take all of us are like proud new momssaa the aquarium " it's pard to fathom that this turtle could row to be 300 poundss.. ((mber face) "we think hes strong enough and wee thinn hes doinn really good so far.. (cairns)"the loggerheed turtles are endangered just like the other turtles being treated hre.. this is a kemm now.. checc this out.. he's eating squid head.. ummmm that looks good!" so far the sleeping than eattng... but it ps grroingg nd has already beaten thh odds:(amber loww angle)"yes.. he is the little miracle that occurred before &p the turtle doesn't have a namee... buttsay 'sandy' fells oint.. kc fox 45 news pt 10

this is the first time an endangered turtle has been & hatched onn iie.cuers say the eegs had zero change of surviving the cold sandy hit, so hey had to be mmved off the shore. now - this tiny ttrtle has become a expeets. (amber face to turtle)"this is definately the irst baby ive had to take care oo here...and i can say all of us are like -3 proud new moms at the aquarrum "(amber low angle)"yes.. he is the little miracle thatt occcred before the 3 hurricane.. laugh" laugh" loggerhead turtles can grow to be 300 poundss they -&phope when his hatchling is little bigger and strooger he - can be rellased back into the wild off the coast oo north &pcarolina. 3 3 another cold 3 pighh in altimorr. baltimore..- 3 but a weekend warmup is on the payyafter this noreaster moved out. out. 3 let's go to chief mmteerolooist vytts reii with a look at what's happening noww 3 of this little irl. why the ravens linebackerris talking aboot her on facebook. 3 the victims confront a killer. the message from mmn who shot his wifee 3 a multi million dollar heiit. how these thiev

. >> this is angie dove hatch. over the summer, she ran around 650 miles to train for the marathon. but more than that, she raised nearly $20,000 for an organiti called which helps children available for adoption find permanent homes. at 10:05 a.m. on sunday, which is the time the new york city marathon was supposed to start, she started her own marathon. >> she had a whole parade and everything. >> "right this minute" via skype from hudson, wisconsin, we have angie dove hatch. welcome to the show, angie. >> thank you so much for having me, i'm very excited to be here today. >> tell me how disappointed you must have felt when they canceled the new york city marathon that you had been training for. >> deep down i knew i could not get on a plane and feel good about going and possibly taking resources from those without anything. so i just made the decision on wednesday that i was going to stay home and run it here in hudson. >> how did you get the word out so quickly? >> the race was organized in three days and people came out and ran the race race with me, we had my girlfriend singin

senator orrin hatch things so.ning us this morning. >> happy to do so. >> you know, it does sound like there is some thawing and maybe there's some movement between the two sides. the front page of "the wall street journal" lays out how president obama may not be wedded to making sure that marginal tax increases are raised. is that the key to finding some sort of a solution between the two sides? >> well, there are two things. one is to not raise marginal tax rates, find the savings elsewhere, but also that we won't raise tax rates at all. certainly because we just think you've about got to have structural entitlement reform. we know they're in trouble. we also know we're spending more money today than we've ever spent in history except during world war ii. and frankly we know that our revenue base will come back to where it usually is at 18, 18.5% and probably a little bit more. so republicans just don't want to raise tax rates. we want to find the monies the president would like to have elsewhere in the code and

last spring, we have no rock fish hatch.orst ever hatch. >> a senior scientist with the chesapeake bay foundation disagrees. >> there is a problem with sediment behind a dam and there's a study going on right now to look at what some of the options are. but to use that as an excuse, we think that a complete destruction. >> here is a look at some of our main stories -- two big water main breaks and shutdown two main fares in baltimore city. public works officials say the first one happened along the 1800 block of east cold spring lane at 6:30 this morning. that will be closed to traffic for two days. then another break, a 16-inch main shut down york road between 34th street and old cold spring lane. units in that area are without water. apparently they have nothing to do with the storm. city homicide detectives had made an arrest and a murder in the district. a man is in custody in connection to killing michael allen. tuesday evening, police found allan suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. the victim was taken to hospi

the 57-year-old walking to her car in a parking lot in walnut creek last night, about 7:30 when it hatched> she was confronted fwoi men. 8ñz they caught up to her, blind folded her and bound and gagged her and put her in the back of her own car. >> this woman was released in an isolated section of the oakland hills. a smaller truck was seen leaving the area. police say this sketch is a teenager. the 14-year-old girl said this man grabbed her and pulled her toward a red, newer model dodge ram truck with another man at the wheel. she managed to escape and told her parents what happened. both suspects are described as white whales this, one is clean haven with shoulderql(@e length blond hair. >> one year after pitching tents on the steps of campus building uc berkeley demonstrators returned for a rally. they worry about l the process will trickel down to them. we're live with the story. >> hi, dan. well, uc pro testers and students expected to return this evening to stage what they're calling a sleep outo.@ the mood seemed festive. a couple hundred demonstrators marched but the message was a

i've asked captain pringle, to get off the ship, i wonder if you can secure the hatch until they fill out their participant form. if you could do that, i would appreciate that. fleet week, we are a neutral convener of the process to improve the relation ships between this global force for good and the local civilian officials. and one of our goals is next time you put up your slide with all those logos on it, general, you are going to have the san francisco fleet week logo on it, too. i look at what we accomplished in 2010, we had a meeting to understand dsca, in 2011 we had the table top exercise, we debriefed that, we had a great speaker then we had an education seminar. this time, this year we had a functional exercise in august which was terrific, you saw the panel, a medical exercise as part of fleet week and you saw the enthusiasm of the participants, then we had the back brief. now we've had a strategic operational and tactical discussions about going forward and the things that we can accomplish. so what are you going to do in 2013? well, fill out the form and tell us what you

now one of them has hatched and is t the national quariums animal rescue center in fflls at the marrnn aniial rescce center injured see creatures are rehabilitated. buttthis is the first iie an endangered loggerheaa turtle has been htched. rescuers ssy the eggs had zero change of surviving the coldd sandy hit.... now this iny turtle has become a big experts. (amber faceeto turtle)"thii is pefinately the first baby ive had to take caae of here.. and i can say all of us are like proud newwmoms at the aquarium the littll miracle that occured before tte hurricane.. laagh" the rescuers say even under it's likely here wouud only be one survivor from the 162 eggs... hich is why they finddthhs little turrle's purvival so amazzng. that little loogerhead hassthe potential to grow to be 300 poundss aquatic experts hope he has that chance... when he gets bigger... and the tempeeatures aae armer... they hope toorelease him off the coast of north carolina. kc fox 45 news at five thirtyy how re the roads looking tonig? tonight?braadi proctor has our traffic edge report. mmpliberty40shawanmaps335mmp w

when that hatched i sat down and said, what happens is, a, he arrived and gets off the train what's goingen. >> i know z, he would get on the train and leave at the evented book. i didn't know the alphabet in between. i was nervous and i took one step at a time very japanese like. i began to study and read everything i could find on the japanese culture. the incredible thing was not having everything that went into it and it still became a quiet book. there is a tsunami. there's tv and lep easier and a fire. i call it my zen book i think it's because as i was learning about the japanese culture, all of that started to go into the book. and it gave me the structure of what the book would become, which was very much taking after what a japanese garden it. early on a read about gardens. you don't know where you are going you just read. because japanese gardens are a huge aspect on the culture i started reading on gardens. i love the natural and the idea on how they use the gardens and how much it reads to them i started reading. i read a line like the silk worker line where it embraced me an

>>stuart: senator hatch, republican from utah, always a pleasure.s for joining us. >> you hearing a lot about the fiscal cliff and how it will whack the middle class with a tax hike, but, wait, what about growing cause for a carbon tax? is that what will whack the middle class, push them over the cliff in we will discuss it. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on ground shipping at fedex office. structure further >>stuart: democrats are call thing for businesses that release co2 to pay extra taxes, and it would raise a lot of measure but companies pass on the costs to the consumers doesn't that whack the middle class? we have a democrat strategist. welcome to the program. we are not here to discuss whether global warming is real or whether hurricane sandy was caused by climate change. i am interested in carbon tax. i think it will happen and i think so because it is irresistable, a gunne

chuck grassley, installed judiciary, and orrin hatch? >> i think both of them have established their bona fides over the past couple of years. i think it will be fine. grassley has been enough of an attack dog. same thing with hatch -- that i do not think they will have any problems continuing. do what they are doing. >> hatch, i think, suggested when he was running in his highly contested primary that he would be less of a lucy who see deal cutter than he was for much of his career. >> he also said he knew was never running again. >> that is true. after he won the state party convention, which is how they do it in utah -- the primary is sort of secondary -- he came out and told us back in august at the republican convention that he was very committed to tax reform, he wanted to work on it. max baucus, chairman of the finance committee, also committed. it could be interesting. now that hatch has said i am not going to run again and he got past that, he could kind of do what he wants to do. he could do the deal maker that he is and wants

now that hatch has said i'm not going to run again and he got past that, he could kind of do what hewants to do. he could be the dealmaker that he is and wants to be. so we'll see. it depends on how much flak he gets from other people. he has that freedom. >> oh, i'm i'm sorry one thing i wanted to talk about was the overall tone in the house. i wouldn't be surprised even though the republican majority's a little smaller and some of the people who boehner lost are moderates and would be the type of people who would want to cut deals, it may, um, there may be people particularly as the freshmen move into leadership positions, jim langford is making a bid for the policy committee chairmanship which is, again, a sort of springboard for a lot of people, there seem to be a general calming down among some of the, you know, some of the fire breathing. there's a potential for some mischief on the floor. some of the, as dan new hauser reported in the house section in the guide to the new congress, is some of the more conservative members of the republican party have contemplated, you know, no

there are hatch the country is insane? >> yes. >> they shop on black friday? >> i joined those crowds. >> you're crazy. >> i did not go out. did i it from my computer. i did it online. >> i did, too. >> there's no way if i ever had a day off, there's no way i'm getting up early in the morning to join those crowds out in the actual malls. >> wall street will be fired up today? >> you would think, chuck. this morning we're looking at the opening bell right now and it looks like the market will open down by about 60 points. that's probably because of what we saw last week, though. it was a huge market weekend. last week the dow was up by over 420 points in just 3 1/2 days the market was open and trading. that's a big bounceback from what we had seen a week and a half prior to that when we saw the market really concerned with about the fiscal cliff. congress was away last week. there wasn't any talk about the fiscal cliff. we'll see what happens this week because these negotiations continue. but those shopping numbers have given people a lot of reason to think may

half moon bay coming in early yesterday afternoon off the water and getting ready to batten down the hatches. >> i guess gusts of 50 coming. time to come in. wait it out. >> going to add an extra line just to -- so it doesn't bash the dock. >> reporter: you are looking at the pacifica pier, the coast guard is warning the public to avoid low-lying beaches and avoid the water during the storm. they expect high seas and strong winds. i think we are just seeing the beginning of that, right now. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> communities around the bay area have been bracing oakland public works crews are handing out sandbags. you can grab one at fire stations across the city from 8 in the morning until 9:00 in the evening. crews cleared debris from drains and creeks, officials are looking for volunteers after the first wave of weather passes. >>> in the south bay the water district will use webcams to keep an eye on rivers and creeks. cameras are used to monitor critical drains in los gatos, sunnyvale and morgan hill. they will have the latest information. water district is encouraging homeowner

they were staying at a hotel when they hatched a plan to rob someone to pay for the room.he out-of-control cab cashed into a tree near gallaudet university. >> a woman hit by a car in silver spring is in critical condition tonight. police say she was walking across georgia avenue and a car hit her. investigators believe the woman was not in the crosswalk at the time. the driver stayed on the scene. his 10-year-old son was in the car with him at the time of that accident. >> tonight, some major changes in d.c. could impact the kind of care you receive in an emergency. erica gonzalez is live to tell us the time of day your hurt could make the biggest difference. erica? >> droreen, during the day, tha might be the most important time or the most available time that you should think about whenever you need medical attention. but what if the shootings, what if the drownings, want if your next heart attack happens in "off peak" time s? >>> to keep up, kenneth ellerby is calling for a power shift. increasing coverage during the busiest of periods. >> we know that we don't have th

coverage -- our janet life along the scene, just south of the cliff house, explained on you the spill hatched and explain at&t what the corrosion are looking how they're looking it up. >> this section of this great highway remains enclosed right now, but they hope to reopen it in the next hour. you see the crews out here, they say that they are almost finished pumping out the contaminated water but this beach will remain closed. clean-up corrosion shoveling sand and an empty shore are not not normally what you see at ocean beach on a sunny day. but contaminated water was released into the sand and into the ocean. >> we're sectioning off so that people don't get in contact with it, or have their dogs playing in it? >> reporter: they got a call about one apple this morning that a water had burst through a manhole cover, it flooded the part-time and the promede, and flowed into the ocean, the pumping station at the ocean beach which processes about 150 gallons of water a day was operating at full capacity but the rain overwhelmed the system. >> we have pretty large storage tanks all along the hi

republicans who hatch been against tax hikes say they're now willing to talk about increasing revenuecrats, oppose cuts to programs such as social security, are recognizing they'll have to give a lit tool probably. president obama and congressional leaders say they're working on a compromise. both side will meet again after thanksgiving. that's the plan. they hope to come up with a solution well before the end of the year. twinkies and hoho lovers are turning to the internet to find the cakes after hostess is shutting down. stores are wiped out of the cream filled sponge cakes. many junk food lovers are turning to craigslist and ebay. listed for thousand each. some people say they want to pass on a childhood favorite to their children. >> i think -- she hasn't had her first twinkie. we are hoping to get one before they -- before they were gone. >> although hostess is shutting down it might not be the ultimate end to the popular snack cakes. the company is planning to sell its brand at auction. a hearing on hostess' liquidation scheduled for monday. coming up next, not struct lstr busi

. >>> the waters of southern japan, plans are hatching to tap an almost limitless source of free electricity from ocean currents. around the world tidal power and the movement of the waves are already being used as a source of electricity. there have been few efforts to harness the energy of deep sea currents. in the wake of the fukushima nuclear accident, this new japanese project could be a big boost in the search for alternative sources of green energy. nhk world's tack yeah kawasaki reports from okinawa. >> reporter: propellers slowly turning under the surface of the sea. it could be the first step to capturing the energy of the ocean currents. it's part of an ambitious project led by a professor and his team at okinawa institute of science and technology. the plachb is to create a network of 300 huge propellers positioned a hundred meters under the surface. they could generate 1 million kilowatts, equivalent to the power from a nuclear reactor. the researchers want to top the power of the current by flows northward past the islands and along the coast. this deep slow-moving current prov

. >>> in the waters of journsouth japan, plans are hatching to tap an almost limitless source of free electricity from ocean currents. around the world, tidal power and the movement of the waves are already being used as a source of electricity. but there have been few efforts to harness the energy of deep sea currents. in the wake of the fukushima nuclear accident, this new japanese project could be a big boost in the search for alternative sources of green energy. nhk world's tack hay coe asa i can reports from okinawa. >> reporter: propellers slowly turning under the surface of the sea. these could be the first step to the tapping of the energy of the ocean currents. it's part of an ambitious project led by professor tsumoru shintake and his team at okinawa institute of science and technology. the plan is to create a network of 300 huge propellers positioned a hundred meters under the surface. they could generate 1 million kilowatts, equivalent to the power from a nuclear reactor. the researchers want to top the power of the current which flows northward past the islands and along

he's trying to baton down the hatches in the east bay. >> reporter: we found surfers doing what they could before the weather turns. the coast guard is urging boaters to ensure boats are secure . this crew workers was making sure leaves were up before tomorrow's storm. >> we're picking them up. if they fall we pick them up again. >> reporter: hundredsover storm drains were being cleared to prevent flooding it'll be all hands on deck tomorrow. >> we have the crews on call. nobody is going to get a day off tomorrow. we want to make sure we can get to the problems as quickly as we can. >> reporter: for more on the storm preparations in the north bay, let's send it to cara liu in marin county. >> reporter: preparations going on right now include sandbags. we are here at fire station two in san rafael and this mother of two just pulled up to fill up some sandbags for her home. trying to keep water out of her garage. >> in san anselmo folks seriously having lived through major flooding in 2005. >> my flood has flooded twice. >> reporter: holston was one of many filling sandbags near the te

had i hatch i had been working on a model to see how much overlap there was. they sent us to tokyo to work on that. so, this one set, a million records of where the taxis were not only led to a lot of innovation, but people realized 15% of all taxi routes kind of where people went, about 15% of that was all overlapped. so, a city that never really thought about collaborative consumption or sharing suddenly is looking at that. parking data was opened up similarly about a million records of where people weren't parking and within a couple of days predictive analytic app was written. go to a parking reservation thing. the carrier local phone company released pairs of where people were all over town. a lot of privacy issues. we wrote a contract around that. all of that led to a huge amount of innovation and new forms of thinking. and even as i look at what goes on with teams working in san francisco stuff, the minute for example i saw the esri data that has tons of economics and social behavior behind t i realized sometimes you come together and work on something,

temperatures in the 60s over the next couple of days, batten down the hatches. we have a series of storms rolling in for tonight through monday morning. looks like we'll catch a break monday, tuesday, wednesday. here's your snow report: carry chains, no messing around, one to three inches of snow now, more on the way from looks like a series of storms rolling in. kirkwood 8" of new snow and lots of snow in the northstar. >> you are going to be busy tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> just the magnitude of the problem was completely overwhelming. >> at first it just seemed like too much to handle. but that's when these jefferson award winners got to work. next, see how they are saving animals in two different countries. coming up. ,,,,,,,, ♪♪ you can help othersnk along the way. ♪ ♪ a portion of every bottle that they sell goes to fight ♪ ♪ breast cancer and i think that's swell. ♪ ♪ the more you take, the more they'll pay, ♪ ♪ so make them write a big check today. ♪ ♪ and if you're feeling a little slow, ♪ ♪ then 5-hour energy will help you go. ♪ ♪ so buy a bottle of pi

for most, it was good reason to batton down the hatches, and stay indoors... 4's dan kerman tells us, as soon as the rain let up... many headed directly to the ocean... >> in pacifica surfers were literally riding the wave of the storm wednesday >> we are getting our surfing boards ready to go. >> i was waxing my board trying to get the best waves. >> some of these wasso what was a storm for some, was an opportunity for it is beautiful! >> 2-4 ft.. >> these were ideal. storm made conditions ideal >> these were offshore so it is the best spot to be. >> the waves will stay open a little bit longer in the easier and not so choppy. >> there will be back out here on thursday dan kerman, kron 4 news. santa cruz got lashed with heavy rain today. kron 4s rob faldaboe takes a look at the commute drivers had to take on, as the rain clouds rolled in. >> it is hat's off to the commuters is without question one of the nastiest commutes in the bay area. this treacherous on any day highway 17 a through the santa cruz mountains is especially difficult on a rainy day like this

supply of arms the question of just how feasible will this opposition coalition be as it is really a hatch work of organizations and people going to come together and not to forget that the opposition itself is long been good to the plot by internal bickering and they're also still places on the ground as to how much influence it has these on the opposition groups and working inside syria or say if it were from the story up over the coming hours that with your help of course thanks very much a bit earlier on i spoke to fadel mansouri spokesman the communications manager of the free syrian army he revealed has never been in the tension to avoid violence or into dialogue with president assad. that is not by his. remaining in power is something impossible nor dialogue nor negotiation you want the world but certainly not all of those you are willing. to go he is a link to be a lot of negotiate an acceptance. this year you are today i don't know your object but only one of my colleagues have to dialogue you have shut us at my walkman shirtless nor any political dialogue with the shuttle as job

emulate the right wing but that lewis powell memo i cited earlier was also the you know would like to hatch things like alec the american legislative exchange council or the christian right and i think we need to take back power at the grassroots level and bring more voices and of course your important issue the money in politics until we can really address that and it is exciting to see the energy around resolutions opposing citizens united trying to overturn citizens united and other steps to getting money out of our system it will be very hard to have ordinary people's voices heard let alone seen ordinary people run for office if a position for example a senate position a senate race cost thirty million dollars even sherrod brown who i hope will win in ohio tonight you know spend seven or eight hours a day raising money that is not what this country should be about they should be doing the people's business not raising money absolutely brilliantly said katrina vanden heuvel thank you so much for being with us thank you. and we're back to the electoral map now the electoral total is one h

he would talk to rupert and hatch diabolical schemes. and brian meanwhile was kind of peter's sidekick. and they were kind of separate. and this was the first time we kind of paired those two, and it just clicked. okay, if everything worked properly this should be the exact time and place that mort was sent to. now, we've just got to figure out where we are. or when we are. oh, that's such a douche time traveler thing to say. from that point forward we started pairing stewie and brian together on stories, 'cause they were so good together. and it's a perfect example of how you can create a show and then your writing style... other people coming in, in this case, the writing staff, can find things in your characters that you didn't see initially. the brian-stewie relationship which now seems so obvious was not something that i thought of when i was creating the show. they're always sort of busting each other's chops and, uh, antagonistic towards each other, but they're also... i think they've evolved into their best friends. (stammering)

but again, a lot of things goring to hatch.olice will make the rounds to check that everybody is okay around here. and they will have crews on stand by, not only tonight, all day, this afternoon as well, but tonight and this weekend, i'm told, now, a -- i have an update on long term plans. we just found out. the city has a retained a service of a geo tech engineer. so that person will assess that hillside, then, that person will come up with a plan. >> thank you very much. there is so much concern there so that is why they're worried about the storms. a former police commander in jail arks kugsed of financial abuse of an 82-year-old woman. >> matthew was arrested yesterday, after a four-month long investigation. police say he and his wife managed to talk a woman into signing over her home, bank account, cars and safety deposit box, assets totalling $750,000. the 6-year-old was a commander with the police department when investigators say he used his position to convince an 82-year-old woman to sign over all of her assets. >> pr

can eat ethos instead of freeing up information we're seeing agencies now really battening down the hatches and restricting it. well this is a really unfortunate development frankly but what's really important is that we stand for the principles of defending journalism a friend defending the sharing of knowledge that is what line breeds are about and that's what they should get out and it's a vital part of the democratic process sure and that democratic process though could be in some ways blocked where we could find people trying to uncover the truth will now face even more barriers such as what we're seeing now. well i think that's why it's really vital that we also see this in a political context and that's always what we've done the pirate party and said that actually it's important that we set this on the political agenda that it's actually vital which strengths are and sort of strength and transparency strengthen accountability i mean this isn't something that's just abstract it's concrete whether it's the global situation or even just right here in manchester about how the council sp

for most was a good reason to back down the hatches and stay inside.here were those the decided to take the opportunity to enjoy the water. >> it is excellent, it could not be a better day for me. they're not a lot of people out there the water is great the way is reclaimed and it was a long board day. >> whenever this wind is out this out for certain beaches bit since the water straight out, it was great for today. >> they said the conditions were ideal for out there. is said to get in some they wanted to get in some time before the next rain. >> them and pacifica approved plastic band ordnances this week. the band is like the one in san mateo county. plastic bag ban will be considered for several cities next month. stores are prohibited from offerings customers plastic bags for carrying out their purchases. they will be required to charge 10¢ for paperbacks. >yesterday's state appeals court ruled in favor of the plan despite a judge's decision that the city should have done an environmental and tax study before the ordinance was approved. the review

chuck grassley, inside -- installed judiciary, and orrin hatch? >> i think both of them have established their bona fides over the past couple of years. i think it will be fine. grassley has been enough of an attack dog. same thing with hatch -- that i did not think they will have any problems continuing. do what they are doing. >> hatch, i think, suggested when he was running in his highly contested primary that he would be less of a lucy who see deal cutter than he was for much of his career. >> he also said he knew was never running again. >> that is true. after he won the state party convention, which is how they do it in utah -- the primary is sort of secondary -- he came out and told us back in august at the republican convention that he was very committed to tax reform, he wanted to work on it. max baucus, chairman of the finance committee, also committed. it could be interesting. now that hatch has said i am not going to run again and he got past that, he could kind of do what he wants to do. he could do the deal maker that he is and wants

petaluma a hatch inch, oakland 4.0. i saw a third of an inch. palo alto over to concord about 2 / 10th. there is not much left of this system as it continues to move out of the area and it is leaving behind some mild conditions. even low 60s and it is continuing to give coverage as it gives some light rain and occasionally we will have some bursts of moderate. mostly cloudy and morning rain gives way to mild temperatures and we will end up with temperatures in the 60s. fog will be back nights and mornings and the days look sunny and warm as we go to the first weekend in november but we do setback the clocks in november. >>> we have two jobs related. weekend jobless claims that number indicates highs and private sector jobs were created in october with most of those new jobs and the government releases its report for october tomorrow. >>> toys-r-us, they are offering a new way to pay, shoppers can printout the e- mail confirming their order, bring it into the store pay with cash or check. payments can be made with placing an order and an item can