ho, look at that. whoa. ( laughs ) >> haraldur sigurdsson: yeah! y god. >> sigurdsson: incredible. what a sight. you're looking right into the crater. >> pelley: scientists rate volcanic eruptions on a scale of zero to eight. this is a four, which they call "cataclysmic." tell me what you're seeing. >> sigurdsson: its an explosive eruption, and the explosions are producing big clouds of ash that are moving up straight up into the atmosphere at the velocity of a few hundred feet per second. and throwing out huge rocks. >> pelley: how big are these pieces that we see flying? >> sigurdsson: some of these are the size of cars. >> pelley: and how high are they going up? must be a thousand feet. >> sigurdsson: at least a thousand feet. but they're still red hot, maybe 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. >> pelley: what's causing these stupendous explosions that we're hearing? >> sigurdsson: well, the big booms that we're hearing are huge gas bubbles in the magma that are popping open. they may be 100 feet in diameter. and when they get closer to the surface, the pr

ho look at how many people are involved, the people from improv az. we took a big group shot. i loved this guy because we were waiting at the platform and this older fella in the orange shirt backs up to us and i thought he was going to ask what the heck was going on and he said, oh, i'm here with this, too, so he pops his pants off and joins us. >> what was in your backpack? >> my pants. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> hi, everybody, it's time for great viral videos, so sit back and relax "right this minute." >>> a driver is swerving all over

ho look at how many people are involved, the people from improv az. we took a big group shot.i loved this guy because we were waiting at the platform and this older fella in the orange shirt backs up to us and i thought he was going to ask what the heck was going on and he said, oh, i'm here with this, too, so he pops his pants off and joins us. >> what was in your backpack? >> my pants. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, it's time for great viral videos, so sit back and relax "right this minute." >>> a driver is swerving all over the road. >> the cop's right behind this guy. you think the guy would, like, start driving better. what happens when texting sent him straight up on tree. >>> smooth sailing turns into a midair emergency. that's a bird strike. why a plane's close call could have been much worse. >>> people thought this fall must be fake because of this reaction. >> hey, ron. >> hey, billy. >> n

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later he will take a look it ho is really breeching the privacy of our citizens would amend t very samerganizations his hands the president wants to place him the secrets of the nsa. two of the country's top technology and cyber security experts are with us one. the housing market, its best year since the start of the great recession will. his recovery here why and how long it will be so. sports illustrated senior writers with the new book and manhattan of a legendary basketball coach won him at it instructs us in the way of management bid. on wall street stocks closed ou the week mixed-be. fidel and his and nasdaq posted gains and a a pimp and. morgan stanley and earnings beating estimates. the stock finished been. new home construction fell and didn't the remains strong enough to give builders their best year says. stay with us. more good news soon. for coming right bck him. mr. obama is all excited and, but it is n government spying and oor removed n. it's america's biggest brands and technology hidden. we examine the real into the we examine the real into the privacy hidden what abo

when chris christie look like a ho.uld be adding another nail to his presidential campaign coffin. richard benjamin says it shouldn't and doesn't. so you ran the camp that says everyone calm down your? >> yes. we should be outraged in every department of homeland security. the coverage of the priest scandal, there were 17 times much coverage f that than of the irs scandal by the three major networks. especially in terms of the traffic scandal. neil: i found out that it was offensive. i think that we can do and should avoid these things. and leaving that aside i think what he did was -- he ignited a lot of flack from the left. so what do you think? >> well, it was important. the aftermath to let them know when new jersey was open again. we just have to question a little bit about how much of that money was spent and did it have any influence on the election. it could be a little bit of a good thing. >> a lot of people are horrified. i understand it has been conscientious and how folks tended to be screwed over. so now to

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant confident. >> she looks like she knows how to have a good time. >> absolutelyhe 5-0. happy birthday to her. >>> now a story of what should be a happy puppy in baltimore. >> yeah, is he a lucky puppy, no doubt about that. there he is safe and sound yesterday. but he started the day trapped on a highway overpass. somehow he wound up on the wrong side of a fence. >> luckily dog lover tiffany nick nicolette saw him she called 911. a bucket came and brought him to safety. taken to a shelter and up for adoption. now that we read this on national tv, there will be hundred people wanting him. >> the woman said she would have adopted him but she already has dogs at home so she's opening it up. 3 >> the mystery of how the dog got stuck where it did, nobody knows. it's a mystery. >> interesting. >>> coming up -- presentation is everything, especially with food. you're about to see a super, super bowl spread like no other. >>> the seattle seahawks fullback with some super bowl dreams. some say his success in football without the sense of hearing makes him a hero. you're wa

looks okay. but watch as nigel takes her from ho-hum to hotty. >> want to try the prune? ally you say the word prune and try to look like the olsen sisters. >> you go prune. and hold it. >> botox. >> why is it? >> your lips. >> less expensive than botox. >> much less. not permanent. you don't like it. you can revert back. >> next victim. magdalenna from florida. >> nice to meet you. >> she says she never likes wait she looks in photos. whet were you thinking about right now? see, if you look at a camera. and go i don't like a picture of myself. right. that fear, that look, that's what the camera picks up. >> nigel's go-to pose is the smeyes. smile with your eyes. think of something delicious in your mouth. think of the chocolate. there you go. boom, boom, boom. sharp, sharp, sharp. >> and the tricks work on guys too. alex from new york city. here is his normal guy pose. watch nigel help him pump up his mojo. look away from the camera. look at the white wall. turn straight back into the lens and power night. >> smoking hot. this sultry look, made famous by former ralph laur

. >>> we have a hint of an offshore breeze, what about next week, we will have a look at it. ♪ ho hoo [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. . >>> we are waiting for the opening bell, weekly jobs numbers showing last week it fell and there is nutri-system on your right which is popular and futures are down with manufacturing data, showing that the economy is slowing and we will be taking a look at the numbers shortly. thanks for joining us, it is thursday, january 2nd, i am in for pam cook. >> let's check weather and traffic, steve, how is it looking? >> weatherwise, it looks pretty good but is a little cold. i will tell you, we have some bad air quality again and it is called an inn version and story said she liked this graphic and it is cold ap

ho >> hold it this way. >> got it? yeah, so we're looking at this wall section number 3 for the cross section occurs. this 24 was put in there by myself with the authorization of tim sullivan. after i marked it i shimmed does this satisfy our concerns we're building less than 24 inches he didn't make any comments so i don't know if he agreed or disagreed. so the next thing we heard is an appeal >> have those approved. >> yes. >> so were they restamped again. >> we hadn't started the permitting process yet we met with the gentleman to make sure he was okay with the information as shown on there. he then at that moment pointed out it wasn't clear so i asked if i add those dimensions would that satisfy and he said, yes. and i showed it to him and like i said he didn't express any way mr. whether in agreement or not. we went upstairs and got the plans approved >> okay. thank you. unless someone asks you a question. we're ready for mr. duffey >> sorry commissioners. when you start off with a jurisdiction request i think we're jumping from the third and back i take it confusing i'll try my best as well. i

i think there is another way to look at it, people ho aren't making a living wage, they can't afford to pay rent, that sort of thing. the government is going to pay for it in terms of pubisessance, or we can ask employers to actually raise their wages. if you want a solution that doesn't cost the government a dime, i'd say asking employers to do the right thing is a good one. >> it's a good one. so you're saying that if you increase the minimum wage, it's a good thing because people are in the -- those in the work force or look for a job, they'll have more money in their pocket and you feel that's going to have a positive trickle down effect on the overall economy? >> it sure does. when you give people more purchasing power, they turn that back and they spend it. unlike people who are at the very, very top of the pyramid where when they get more money, they don't necessarily invest in a way that's good for the broader economy. when people in the lower or middle classes get more money, they do. they spend it on goods and services. so it's good for everyone. >> matt, let me get back to

ho you do challenge the focus? >> yes, they look at unemployment. they look at the quality of the market as well. over here you have to be locking the other way for age growth. that means really comes being eroded. >> the other side you could do is actually look at inflation. imflation coming back to. that is something the fed is looking to doing as well. whatever the bank of england does this is a redip. they're going fung as well. e'll keep an eye on that data. john, thank you for that. let's head back to dabos. .onight after the break check nobody's getting not unless you're invited. nichols was invited. to get it "on the move" is out. >> for the rich and powerful descending on davos this week only the most luxurious secure hotels are going to do the job. enter the just opened intercontinental. it's the only hotel in town with its own hel ipad. there's no get in unless you've been invited. lucky for hains nichols, he was. ♪ >> the intercontinental davos a mountain layer that's easy to defend. security seems to be quite expansive. ou have a perime

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looks good. >> have you got a ho? no weeds? i need you to get the dirt, soften it up.e some squad members appreciate the chance to be outdoors, others like philip nixon, could do with less exposure to the elements. >> how did you get so sun burned? >> rls. we go out there and do work but there's no shade. you know, so we sit out there for the whole time, and get just like that. you know, sunscreen don't really help, because there's no shade. you know, you're in straight sunlight for six hours. ain't really no way to get away from it. >> it's free labor. we're out there working in the field for nothing. it's free labor. it's like a slave plantation, basically. >> nixon is serving 15 years for third degree murder. marcus young has ten years for robbery and battery with a deadly weapon. but he's had plenty of trouble inside prison, as well. >> marcus young has approximately 25 disciplinary reports in his history. disorderly conduct. theft. disobeying orders. fighting. possession of weapons. possession of narcotics. assault or an attempted assault on inmates. lewd and lasc

ho ♪ green giant >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have all the great videos that you've been looking minute." >>> it is a high wire celebration in italy. >> watch what happens here. >> see what brought the festivities to an abrupt halt. >> a spectator sport has two drivers drift through a public street, doing burnouts, damaging the cars, putting people at risk. and completely ignoring police as well. >> what happens when cops can't

ho ♪ green giant >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have all the great videos that you've been looking, "right this minute." >>> it is a high wire celebration in italy. >> watch what happens here. >> see what brought the festivities to an abrupt halt. >> a spectator sport has two drivers drift through a public street, doing burnouts, damaging the cars, putting people at risk. and completely ignoring police as well. >> what happens when cops can't put a stop to the joyride. >> trying to catch a wild bear is hard enough -- >> then one of the officers gets way too close. >> why getting a bear back home is risky business. and a bachelor party goes haywire when one guy managed to make his guy over to the ladies. >> how the buddies broke it up pro style. >> oh. >> seems like a fun holiday tradition, quickly turned into something far worse. you'll see what i'm talking about in this video out of italy near naples. you see 45-year-old firefighter salvatore alfano dressed as a character called bafana, who is an old woman, italian tradition, signifies the end of the christmas holiday, hands out t

the mayor of ho broken said her state was considered knneutral. >> in the context we are in right now, you can look back and say it was retribution. all mayors are reflecting right now and thinking about it. i really hope that that's not the case. >> while few republicans with national profiles rush to his defense when the scandal first boiled over last week, christie received praise on the sunday shows with a caveat. >> he stood there for 111 minutes in an open dialogue with the press. only if barack obama and hillary clinton would give us 111 seconds of that would we find out some things we want to find out some things about obamacare, benghazi, the irs. >> i thought he did an excellent job by the very lengthy press conference. i think that he can now move on as long as another shoe doesn't drop. >> i think he did himself some good. it is going to be hard for democrats to turn this into an issue. the question is whether the facts are going to turn this into an issue >>> former secretary of defense, robert gates, is standing by the timing of his candidates. sometimes deeply critical assessments of

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> this is the time of year many of you might be looking for a gym membership michael is here with tonight's seven on your side report. >> they were focused on the gym and both resolved around money. not a lot of money, but enough some might work up a sweat. >> a workout opened 24 hours per day, every day. serving hundreds including these two.. >> i like working out here, everything i needed. >> for the most part it's providing what i needed and how i needed it. >> the fitness center works for them. bill didding not. they both had issues. hazel chambers being double billed charged under platinum fitness, and any time fitness the former franchise name. >> i did look and any time is charging me. and platinum fitness charging me, twice at times. >> he says he was billed after cancelling his mem >> they charged me again. >> both felt they're getting the run around referred to this person and that. >> i just got up trying to get my money back. >> our pride is to have a great experience. so... i'm glad to be able to talk to you bit. >> that is the money apologizing s

ho to conduct legal searches and seizures. and that is your dish of scrambled politics. joining me for the first looktics is "newsday" columnist and political analyst ellis heniken. >> i hope you don't put any anonymous tips in me. >> not yet. you don't have to worry yet. chris christie though, he's still worrying a little bit. we have another one. this time another mayor talking about possible political retribution. this time dealing with the allegations of withholding hurricane sandy relief funds. is there any merit to this? >> there is certainly political merit to it at this point. you've got mayor zimmer there saying that we deserve this money and was made clear to me by the lieutenant governor we wouldn't get it unless i supported this develop. program. >> that's quite a statement though. >> it is. at this point, there is two different versions of a conversation. >> she said/she said. >> i do have to say at this point i think the mayor is ahead on it. she sat down with steve carnacky here. yesterday they gave a written statement declining to answer questions. you know, it had that kind of lawyer

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant . >>> look! uncle is her father's identical twin. she kept looking back and forth wide eyed and totally confused and mute because of the pacifier, this video uploaded yesterday already has nearly 1 million views. more by the end of this show no question. >> she had to decide which arms she wanted to be in. are you moo i ty daddy. >> i can't if igit out. which one is the daddy? the one on the right. >> must be. >> he knows how to hold the baby. the uncle is like i don't know how to hold this baby. >> you're not going to poop, are ya? >> daddy has the strong grip. >> there is a new trend from hollywood where all new trends start among some actors, a new trend in parenting, and it goes like this, we treat our babies like babies and that is tripling them for adult hood so the new idea is don't talk them baby talk, ban all the normal baby equipment, baby bouncer, sippy cups, sass fires and treat them like the little adults they are. >> give them a "wall street journal," don't use a highchair, sit them

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ho dep. rit no fi a gat seleion nity sttingt 79 bks. onlyor alimid ti. >> welcome back. the time is 5:31 a.m.. here is a look at san francisco.certain spots and we do have another one pattern that is ahead. >> what is not great is the wind that is increasing because it only increase the concern for fire danger. we do have the red flag warning in effect. right now the temperatures are mainly in the 30's and 40's. 65 degrees for san francisco. the red flag warning that we have been talking about is in effect until friday afternoon and the dust may get up to 40 mi. per hour. the wind speed is looking pretty, right now. we also sa around the clock to caught,. the 7 day around the bay shows plenty of sunshine for the weekend and the afternoon highs will back--will be back in the '70s. >> it is still a our away from scene mission boulevard open north of a street. there was a car that struck a power pole in both directions of mission boulevard were shut down. there stating that it maybe a couple of hours before it will be reopened. >> police and miami beach say that pop singer justin bieber has been arrested and is accused of a d.u.

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> you know, robbers will try all kind of means to break into some place. we start in fulton, georgia, i want you guys to lookthe glass goor on this convenience store. watch from a truck. robbers used a truck to ram inside of this convenience store. what they're after you see right there that atm machine. as you can see here there are four guys with hoodies and masks on coming in to steal this thing but they were unsuccessful. why? it was bolted to the ground. but that didn't stop them, they all get out, they're moving trash out of the way and there's a clerk and a customer in the store, they ran and hid. >> that's not trash, that's stuff that these guys turned into trash and, you know, that's terrible. >> exactly. you would think, okay, this isn't going to work, we're going to leave. no. somebody gets back into the truck and rams it again. they still want to get this thing but as you can see they're not able to get it. >> and stolen truck, too, so there's no way they can track that thing down. >> that was stolen and they took off in that. >>> to australia this one is using a knife to break into a closed conv

stuart: rich edson, looks like it is freezing down there. good stuff. this would be a ho boeing which gave a disappointing forecast, a big move, the stock is down, 5%, that takes roughly 50 points out of the dow industrials. move on to yahoo! disappointing numbers they're too, a tough quarter for marissa meyer. that stock is down 7%, another of today's big movers. shopping can make you happier. buying things can make you happier, really? a study in the journal of consumer psychology says shoppers who buy items by anthem three times less sad than those who just browse and don't buy. i vigorously disagree. doctor keith ablow is here possibly to set me straight. when i buy something i really don't enjoy it or like it that much. you can call me cheap, but i get no enjoyment out of consumption. i get enjoyment out of saving, thrift, piling it up so that i have investment capital. that is where i get my july. . am i so wrong? >> it is good you know yourself. for some segments of the population being action oriented and acquiring things makes them feel as if they have done somet

look at it in an economic way, it's a budget saver. you know, less drugs are used once the inmate accepts hos pies.he inmate knows medication will be taken away and they'll be taken care of on a palliative level and they'll slowly die. so the people that are worried about economics and this program will cost too much. it doesn't. it costs very little, next to nothing. >> that was the next question. is this something that should and could be replicated in prisons across the country, not just for the prisoners, but for taxpayers, >> that's why i made the film. i wanted the program to be replicated across the country or standardized. legislatively passed law. at this point the elderly population is growing quickly. it's not only elderly people that use the hospice. prior to me filming there was a 28-year-old inmate who died of colon cancer. it's not om for the elderly, it's a huge portion of the population behind bars that will take advantage of it, it's for younger inmates who are terminally ill and have no other resource. it's a low-cost program, if anything. the program in iowa, when i filmed, used

looking at bitcoin. when we say wall street, what do we mean? big firms? wall street in the sense of the professionals who know how markets work and particularly 'ho know howile commodities work. i did not find evidence that citi for goldman are actually buying bitcoin. report,america did a they are looking at it. they are intrigued. >> only a matter of time before we see what? >> you will start to see some startup companies that resemble traditional brokerages and exchanges, just that they do bitcoin. sell, switch money back and forth quickly between accounts. maybe some derivatives and some putss and options. -- some and options. the kind of things that other bitcoin companies will need to manage risk. in washington, i imagine regulators have been looking at this and might step up when we start to see more official exchanges and whatnot surrounding bitcoin. >> the exchanges are tip towing around regulators. they feel like they got a good hearing in march from the treasury department and the senate in november. the push is on by bitcoin exchanges to get properly licensed. the venture capitalist who back them have made clear that the want to play by the ru

ho ♪ green giant >>> welcome back. 7:54. want to get you updated with your sunday forecast. we are lookingud cover now from an area of low pressure sitting off the coast. if you are doing traveling, heads up. you may run into drizzle as you head down towards monterey or down 5. otherwise we're not looking at any showers, at least for today. but the skies will definitely look ominous enough you may think we may get some showers from the clouds overhead. notice in the south bay lots of stratus clouds. it may look like it's going to rain this morning, but this is just setting the stage, almost an advertiser, if you will, for what's to come as we head towards thursday and friday. highs today, though, will be about eight to ten degrees cooler from where they were yesterday. places like mill valley got to 79 yesterday. only 69 for today. that will really be the story across the board. even san francisco. while it will be above average, 66 degrees for today, a little cooler from what we saw for yesterday. let's take you into that hour by hour forecast. you'll notice again, lots of cloud cover. wi

ho ♪ green giant >>> no idea what that is. huge explosion. >>> a huge fire ball lit up the night sky after an explosion. some people drove to take a look to head back because of the heat. power officials say while they don't know the cause yet, they say it was accidental. >>> health officials today investigated a royal caribbean cruise ship in the virgin islands to try to learn more about a possible noro virus outbreak. more than 300 passengers and crew members have been sickened since the explorer of the sea ship set sail on tuesday. the centers of disease control said in a statement on their website that several passengers and crew members are suffering from vomiting and diarrhea. the cause of the illness is unknown. >> i will not travel with them again. not on this cruise ship. we were on here two years ago and the same thing. the ship was riddled with sickness. >> reporter: the ship skipped a planned stop on saturday in haiti and headed straight to puerto rico for an extensive cleaning. >>> a pregnant texas woman who was declared brain dead and kept alive for weeks against her family's wishes was taken off life support today. a jud

ho ♪ green giant >> welcome back, everyone. it's 6:44 on this sunday morning. thanks for joining us. this is a live look from our roof cam.t and sunny skies ahead today. what about rain? finally a bit of that. lisa will be along in just a couple of minutes with a full accuweather forecast. >> the daughter and niece of an infamous bay area duo is speaking out about her family and her life. her play has just opened in san francisco, and if her name is familiar, you are right. she is a pornographer's daughter. >> it's a one-woman show about the family business. the business of pornography. >> i had to be careful when i told people what my dad did for a job. i would say he owns the theater, and the looks i would get. >> liberty bradford mitchell is the daughter of ardy, who along with his brother, jim, became trail blazers in the x-rated industry. they produced one of the first full-length porn movies "behind the green door." >> i love my dad, i love my family. but it is very difficult as a child to have to balance all those emotions and the judgment of others. >> she remembers hanging out at the theater and now her play, the

. >> we'll look at sunday's best ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices making an impact on our drought concerns? >>> and the after school counsellor accused of selling pot to teens. >>> scared by a stranger, a teenager girl runs for safety after being followed by a suspicious man in the south bay. >> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good morning to you, thank you for joining us at 11:00 a.m. the big story is the rain. up here in the bay area you see nice blue skies there, some scattered showers, of course. it's q

ho ♪ green giant >>> good morning, america. new overnight, watch what you wear. the warning to our olympic athletes not to looktment's brand-new travel alert. >>> and also breaking overnight, killed on campus. a college football player gunned down outside his dorm. the school on lockdown. the latest on the search for suspects. >>> tweet victory. >> you know, famous people tend to just pay people. >> singer courtney love speaking out about the verdict in the first of its kind twibel case. what this could mean for twitter users. ♪ >>> and shaping up on "sesame street." the muppets' important new message aimed at fighting fat and making kids healthier. even the cookie monster has a new message of moderation. [ playing the theme to "sesame street

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ho ♪ green giant . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time now is 7:45. a live look at the big board.ow down 166 points, about a percent. the s&p 500 and nasdaq now dropping further, as well, since our last check. they are down almost a percent as well. for the most part dropping. mcdonalds reporting disappointing sales and economic issues out of china. wores about the china economy. the good news netflix, the bay area company, reporting a very good quarter and more customers. up almost $60 a share. >>> breaking news now from richmond. we have learned that shorts have evacuated the police communication center due to some type of power problem. the evacuation began shortly after 4:00 this morning. all emergency communications are now being handled on a mobile command center. we will have more information on that in a bit. >>> and new details about the arrest of justin bieber in miami beach for drag racing and dwi. police say he just arrived at the miami beach county jail for booking. bieber has also been charged with resisting arrest. he had consumed alcohol, marijuana and prescription

hos was line. some people were told to stay indoors but not a offical shelter. it looks, that is the good nils the this fire never burned any of these funds. from jackie's a prospective you could see how close the smoke is. >> we're covering this liven the traffic center would george. >> we only have marginally better traffic and the drive time is down on by an commands. 87, 85 is slow. we have seen improvements and a traffic is continuing to be jammed and also still jammed through the east bay, we have a couple of problems spots like interstate 580 and interstate 680 between san ramon and walnut creek is just jammed up. we see delays in marin county, south bond, highway 1 01. there is an accident that is still backing of the ride. we're not seen much in the web release. we still have problems for park presidio drive in both directions. there was an accident affecting southbound traffic from lake st. and northbound traffic is backed up to ortega. >> i am still monitoring conditions around this fire and the wind is down. it was not too bed. it is still was 7 mi. per hour.

ho>> >> time to get final cost -- thoughts from my special guest host, jason kelly. we talked about a lot of things today. what stood out? notion ofthis technology pushing and pushing and kind of lookingshoulder at what the government is going to do. whether it was technology within -- ofntext of technology hedge funds, or bitcoin and how that will push into edward snowden land and how obama will respond to that overseas. everyone is trying to figure out what happens next. the nice thing is that as -- thaton moves along innovation moves along even as the government may doddle. the big picture with government versus the small and nimble tech community able to make some money through the passage, let's say. jason kelly, always a pleasure. minutes past the hour and that means it is time to get you out to the newsroom. all you need has to know on trades. what are you seeing? cracks -- >> stocks have been fluctuating throughout the day. right now, the s&p and dow are pretty much flat. the nasdaq is the laggard, down about .25%. were jobless claims this morning that were in line with estimates. they are also looking forward to tomorrow's jobs data. highlight twoo stocks for you, american ai

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ho ♪ green giant >> welcome back. with earnings from some big u.s. companies nudged the stock market lower. here is a lookyesterday's closing numbers. the dow added 41 points to close a 16,600-- 458. the nasdaq lost 21 points. markets are closed until tuesday because of martin luther king jr. day. >> chipmaker intel plans to reduce its global workforce by more than 5000 people over the next year. that works out to about 5%. intel insists that this is not a layoff. the company says that the cuts will come from workers retiring, redeployed is, our people leaving them voluntarily. >> taco bell is expanding their drink menu. the fast- food giant is a selling six new software to customers. officials said this is part of the company's overall plan to double its business over the next decade. >> homeless in marin? it is a hidden problem in one of the state's most of florida counties. the marin project is making music with a mission, to help and homelessness. these and bay area musicians are rehearsing for a big concert at the marin civic when saturday to benefit homeward bound. >> co-producer anastasi ma vrides

trying to look for any other potential active shooters and then some of these employees and some of the patrons were allowed to exit the mall. this as all been unfolding within the last coupling ho-- couple hours. we still have not heard an all clear in terms of whether they believe law enforcement has apprehended all of the active shooter or shooters, but we do understand that some people -- you're see ago lot more traffic of pedestrians, people holding hands with their children, moms and dads leaving the mall, going to the parking lot, getting in their cars. we've been seeing some of those people get in their car and simply be able to exit. but no one is being allowed to enter the mall area. a press conference will take place in about six or so minutes or now. unclear whether that will be right before the cameras, but of course we'll get the information as immediately as we can. we also have on the phone with us right now tom fuentes who is formerly with the fbi. when you live in the washington d.c. metropolitan area, you may frequent all of these places. i grew up in the washington d.c. area. i grew up going to columbia, maryland, mall. we heard from our photo journalist who

ho dep. rit no fi a gat seleion nity sttingt 79 bks. onlyor alimid ti. watching wall street this morning. investors today from hope stocks will continue to bounce back. here's a looks up 115 points. the nasdaq rose 69 points. and the s and p 500 also up 19 points. futures point to gains ahead of this morning's opening. opening bell at 6:30. unwanted including 40- million who the food and drug administration has been investigating reports of five deaths allegedly linked to monster beverages. said its drinks are safe. we're talking about the warm weather. whenever corporate and temperatures yesterday at we are bringing even more heat to date. >>erica: that's right. right now most temperatures are fairly mild with upper 50s for half moon bay low fifties for downtown san francisco. well 50s along the east bay shoreline. mild for a lot of us and called for others. we do have upper 20s and the north bay and approaching 12:00, we will seemingly 60s around the bay area. '70s will start to trickle in as we approach your afternoon highs we could bring some records and mountain view, san jose. all across oakland and even places like san rafeal. we do also have a red flag war

ho this is a big deal. it's hurting their businesses, or they work part time. >> meantime, federal investigators continue lookingsponsible for the chemical spill, freedom industries. they want to know how the chemical got out of their storage tanks. they want to know why it took so long to notify authorities. neighbors, residents rued the chemical spill thursday morning, but it was four hours later that the company actually notified the department of environmental protection. they want to know why was there that delay. we'll hopefully get that answer soon. >> four hours for the chemical spill. jonathan martin joining us live from charleston, west virginia, thank you. hammering out a nuclear deal, the politics behind it. >> preparing to move the costa concordia. >> bringing traffic to a halt in bangkok. >> the ceremony for former prime minister ariel sharon is continuing in southern israel. activists show the >> good morning, welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. just ahead, what it took for the u.s. and iran and five super powers to reach a nuclear agreement. >> first, lets look at temperatures ac

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