. >> commissioner hur is excused, as is vice chair renne, he is also excused. commissioner andrews. >> here. >> and with that we have a quorum and we will proceed with the day's business. is there any public

hur suspected kidnapper is eduardo flores rosales, last seen driving a green ford escape with washingtonemporary registration. it's believed that the suspect is headed for mexico. >> new this morning police in vallejo searching for a suspect wanted for murder. someone shot this man, 22-year-old emeal rodriguez. there is mr. rodriguez. officers were called for reports of gun shots. they found rodriguez less than a block away near the elementary school. he was taken to the hospital where he died. witnesses led police to a couple of houses down the street. the watt team searched but did not find the suspect. >> severe weather for a missing san jose executive and his family. pause of terrain and snow only experienced search teams have been able to look for dale smith and his family. smith who is also a pilot was flying from oregon to montana on sunday when he reported engine trouble over central idaho. now with more bad weather on the way search teams are forced to stop. yesterday planes and helicopters surged but dound found no sign of the plane or the family. >> let's check in with christi

. >> commissioner hur is excused, as is vice chair renne, he is also excused. commissioner andrews. >> here. >> and with that we have a quorum and we will proceed with the day's business. is there any public comment. are there any matters before we move ahead on the agenda? >> first up, the discussion and possible action on draft amendment, to the sunshine ordinance regulation 67.33-1 director st croix. >> expanding the number of ways that folks that have to file the sunshine ordinance declarations and the state ethics declarations currently they have to be filed at the office in paper fork. we are expanding this to allow them to send fax or e-mail or regular mail in order to safety that obligation and this will make it easier for folks to file those forms on a timely basis. additionally, we are authorizing the commission to set up a format for all electronic filing in the future. we don't have a platform for the electronic filing for these two forms yet. but we plan to at some point. as we generally are moving toward all electronic filing for the things that w

now, her challenge isn't her lungs, which work fine, it's hur muscles and her bones, which weakened whileor the transplant. >> now, here we are, climbing out of that. and she will. but she shouldn't have been in that position. she shouldn't have had to go through this much. >> reporter: sarah knows she has a long way to go. >> i told myself i can do it and i push myself. >> reporter: do you feel like you are getting better every week? every day? >> every day, i get a little stronger. >> reporter: and gets a little better, one step at a time. since the national policy was changed last summer, ten other children like sarah have also been approved to receive lung transplants. what they ultimately want is better policy that would benefit all children. fred? >> thanks so much, jason. appreciate that. we always like to hear what you have t

hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it ta

. >> as we talkeded about this thursday, right before christmas, we're seeing one of your last hur ras for this morning's commute. building up at the bay bridge plaza, now, no metering lights and the cash payers are the less frequent drivers because a lot of folks stick around in the city for dinner or shopping. easy build here. we're looking at the trivalley, where we have that build. it continues, one of the heavier commutes over the last week. a new issue, looks like a small crash west of 88. over here, we don't have any slowing. that's huge because it's usually the slowest spot in the bay. >> 556 right now and the rumors are flying. the possible link between the do dodgers and ais. >>> and we continue to follow news of a hack at target. that is impacting millions of people who do christmas shopping with their credit or debit cards. why target is not required to tell you about the breach though, next. >>> plus, a chase leads to a crash at an east bay gas station, then the fire. a nearby complex evacuated. we'll have the latest details and a live report. >> and a live look outside. o

the bay bridge, we get the last hur ra. this is just before a lot of folks will take off next week. if you're lucky enough to do so, folks heading into the office now, changing their e-mail message to outbound. over here, we're look iing at a easy flow. all around the east bay, 24, nicely and just down below around pittsburgh and bay point. usually, down below 20 miles per hour in that stretch. 580, the volume coming out of the pass holding steady. around the 55 mile per hour range as you head westbound toward the double interchange, more slowing around greensville, as well as a crash on the shoulder. not a big deal and no injuries. it's just there. the south bay smooth by with just a couple of slower spots developing. we'll get a live look out there. as we have the focus and that's typically the first spot we see the slowing because of the volume there. that will continue into another hour or so as we look at the peninsula and approach off the bridge, a nice easy drive across, but the note, the bridges have the overnight wind advisories, so just use caution. back to you. >> happeni

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she said she didn't hurs herself any more than she's already hurt.ary after a scary crash and partially retore one of the ligaments in november. >>> sorry, tom brady, you're no longer the single season touchdown leader. that belongs to peyton manning. he threw his 51st touchdown against the houston texans. that pass was his fourth td of the game. peyton has a chance to set that record again, even higher, if he wants with one more game left in the regular season. so many records peyton manning has. >>> more fallout for target after a massive debit and credit security breach. good monday to you, mannedy. traffic down this weekend. lawsuits piling up. >> yep. the number of transactions at target slipped compared with the final weekend of christmas last year. that's at least according to the estimates from customer growth partners. before you think that was across the board, you know, the weather or something was playing havoc, no. transactions at many other retailers were actually strong. i should say though, richard, that target did try to mitigate the

>> guest: well, it hur--it hurt us to the extent--for example, the story i just told about the katyn forest, that we--we are not letting the american people know the--that the monstrousness of stalin is not all that different from that of--of adolf hitler. but in--in the end, i--i--i don't accept the charge that--that roosevelt gave the store away at yalta, which is a common conclusion of--of many who discuss this era. he was too forgiving and too accommodating to stalin. i do--but i--i don't think he--he gave anything away that created our--our post-war confrontation with the soviets. c-span: did you learn anything about his relationship with winston churchill that you hadn't known in the past? >> guest: it was a relationship that s--that started poorly. franklin roosevelt had a tre--tremendous ego. as a young assistant secretary of the navy, he had visited britain, and he'd come away with a very poor opinion of winston churchill. he said that winston churchill had not shown any--any respect for him. he called winston churchill 'a stinker.' subsequently, wh--when subsequently, wh--w

in 1997 you may recall she was 19 when she was found guilty of violently shaking a baby under hur caren boston. woodward is now 35 years old, married and living in the united kingdom. >>> 56-yarder. it's got -- no, it does not have the leg. and chris davis takes it in the back of the end zone. he'll run it out to the 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 45, there goes davis! >> oh, my god! >> davis is going to run it all the way back! auburn is going to win the football game! auburn is going to win the football game! he ran the missed field goal back! he ran it back 109 yards! they're not going to keep them off the field tonight! holy cow! oh, my god! auburn wins! auburn has won the iron bowl! >> holy cow is right. that is quite possibly the greatest ending to a college football game ever in the last seconds of the game. it was all tied up, auburn's chris davis returned a missed field goal attempt over 100 yards making the winning touchdown over alabama. pretty amazing. >>> black friday, it may be over but cyber monday is just beginning. this year is expected to be the biggest one yet.

authorities now confirm that a new york commuter train was going way too fast just before it hurdled arou hur it was barreling down the track at 82 miles an hour into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. the question now -- was human error or mechanical problem to blame? with the crash that killed four people and injured dozens. cnn's rene marsh is following the story. what's the latest? >> we now know the ntsb have already started interviewing one of the engineers from that train. we also know, based on preliminary data from the train's event recorders, we now know how fast this train was going, but we still don't know why. just one day into the vase and a startling revelation. >> this is preliminary information from the event recorders, shows the train was traveling at approximately 82, as it went into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. >> reporter: speed caused the crash, but why was it going so fast? mechanical problem or human error? it's too early to tell. we do know 82 miles per hour is too fast for the approach which had a speed limit of 70. power to the engine was not cut, and brakes did not apply until s

"ben hur," and "the bible."r box office bucks. that could be changing. in 2014, studios will release "the exodus" with christian bale, "mary mother of christ," and may shock audiences with "noah" starring russell crowe. >> they consider noah to be a benevolent figure. are you kidding me? as a boy, stood by and watched the entire population of the planet perish. people are going to be surprised what "noah" actually means. >> reporter: the value of america's 90-plus million evangelicals became clear with the history's channel recent hit mi miniseries, "the bible." with nearly 12 million views for each of the ten episodes. >> the beloved story by countless people around the world. obviously, the story of the bible. underserved market in general. i think that's a real recipe for a winner. >> reporter: but these could be tricky waters for hollywood. remember the protests against martin scorsese's "the last temptation of christ"? and there's been reports that early screenings of "noah" with religious audiences were ro

but it still can look like a modern version of the chariot races in the 1959 movie "ben-hur," which tookre held a half a mile away at the circus maximus. the roman emperors would have never believed private enterprise would be needed to hold up their showcase. complaints over the way it was tendered but in the end no one wanted to put the prophesy to the test. for "cbs this morning," allen pizzey, rome. >>> good morning, roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. here's what you need to know as you're heading on out the door on this christmas eve. yet another spare the air day. the 17th of the winter season. near or record warmth on this christmas eve and little change all the way through new year's day. today, 65 in san rafael. that should be a record today. 67 degrees in san jose. up to 69 for the warmest locations of the inland areas and we cloud up but no rain by saturday. >>> gayle king talks with ke s kennedy center honoree shirley maclaine. learn about "downton abbey" and the show business that put her on the map. >> announcer: this "cbs this morning" sponsored by airborne, aw

a great professional photographer in there'll and the only photographer that can take family pick hurstake my own pictures, and i was terrible. and i have a video production company, so i said why don't we make a video instead. so my husband's very creative, he wrote a song last year, and we sent it out, again, to friends and family, and they loved it. so we thought, hey, let's do it again this year, and let's just -- we do not take ourselves that seriously, so let's just put it all out there. [laughter] let's get in our christmas jammies and drive around raleigh and try to get people to dance with us and see what happens. and it was so much fun to put together. and it's been so much fun watching all of this happen. jenna: we're watching the video now, i think we're at the part where it's talking about your little boy who's so cute in his hip-hop class. like i said, you learn a lot about the family. i think a burning question, kim, is how did you get the kids to participate in this way? it's hard enough to get a family for a photo, how did you do it for a video? >> well, here's my thin

hurs is spekted kidnapper is eduardo flores rosales, a 19-year-old hispanic male last seen driving areen ford escape. it's believed the suspect is headed to mexico. >> i want to check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. another cold one. >> another cold one. good morning to you. we have a little bit of additional cloud cover so it's not as frigid but cold enough for frost. as we head throughout the day the temperatures are going to remain cool. we'll stay in the 40s and 50s. every microclimate, 50 degrees in foster city, san francisco by 51 in san jose, north bay looks good, low 50s for you. the same in the tri-valley. as we head through tonight into tomorrow morning area of low pressure moves in. i stop the clock at 9:00 p.m. mostly showers but look what happens. mix of rain and snow down to 500 feet tomorrow morning. let's check the drive. >> nice. all right. looking to the toll plaza, no big surprises there, the pole plaz from the opposite angle. the map shows you around the bay light, a friday commute. we have slowing toward that san mateo bridge toll plaza

you couldn't have hur ied the proceedings. it's done with a lot of respect. he said the elders of the community will you allow us to go over town a little bit. >> asking permission, if you will. they cannot say no. but at least they asked. >> what you see is drastically different to the private burial. can you explain how the two will be different? >> you mean the difference between the ceremony. >> the ceremony now and what will happen later, the burial. what will be different. i assume what will happen for the family will be more traditional. >> yes, i think it will be much more straightforward. the elders will be leading and everyone else following. >> and a lot more customs and rituals. >> there's not many grave site rituals. the main one is that everyone basically takes a clump of earth and throws it in the grave as they walk past. that will be the longest part. there's about 400 odd people. as part of the tradition. they may have a minister of religion there to say the final