. >> reporter: i didn't ind any and we didn't have major repprts of any innidents but be cautiouses au out this morning, it could creep uu on %-as far as tteewhat the roadst, it's getting busyyin the outer loop irection. people are taking it a bit slow because of the slippery conditions. thwelll.he outer looo lanes. at 53 miles per hour on the southbound 95 from tte fort mcheery tunnel toward the bellway. tuunel down to 95. a 5-minute trii. that's a looo at the roads, megan, back over to you. >>> now t's not winter ust yet, but mothhr nature sure did not get that memo. a fierce winner torm thatú %-weekend will continueeto blasú parts of our egion today.3 a massive part offthe country got slammed ffom illinois to pennsylvania and s ffr souuh as %-we report on he hardest hit >>> a brutal stoom blowing in -happing winds and bitter cold, while leaving behinddsignificanú winds in someeareas. sunday minnesota vikings and new %-tonight and relocated to forrl ffeld n detroit where residents are beginning their digging out. up the snowwblower. when it gets to proper depth. %-i will wait untii i

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es lo que ind americano resultados de encuesta de entre 2500 hombregencia de australia que tienen 75,o la realidad que para algunos al llegar son esclavo zados como nos cuenta nuestro periodista. >>. >periodista: a los 20 años luis un estudiante de ingenería en perú quería experimentar estados unidos que veía en el cine y la televisión. >> vivir la experiencia de diferente a la mía totalmente, el estilo de vida. cómo se trabaja. >> encontró en la internet la organización. que tramita permisos laborales como la j es la visa de verano más popular entre estudiantes. >> pero dice que en enero dos del 2008 una mes después en haber aceptado un trabajo en un hotel por 9 dólares la hora. >> el manager me mandó a limpiar la alfombra, y sino?. >> me amenazaron con mi pasaporte, quitarme la visa y reporto arme a mi país o a la cárcel. >> casos como este parecen ser comunes, entre las alegaciónes una estudio ante rusa dice que fue forzada a trabajar en un bar en detroit o un grupo de médico extranjeros en las vegas que dicen eran obligado a trabajar más de 80 horas semanales. >> generalmente este

here wiih the inds, 15-25 miles per hour.in akland at 5 degrees re about 18 below zero there. ttat's why the windchhll advisory forrthe western part of the state. elsewhere, 3 degrees inn%baltie digits with the winds the 19 degrees should do it for the bus stop forecasttthis morning so be prepared for a chilly one wwth tte winds. 28 deerees by noon and probably backing off from the 31-degree high at 1:00 this afternoon, to it will feel like teens throuuhout the day. -he roadways.at is happening on here again caadace dold with th3 traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: unbelievable numbers. it's absolutely freezing out there. %-nfar as what is going o, it's

president peterson: can w>> wous back inde? president peterson: we are going to resume the meeting. please call 6. >> appeal 10-077. it is the appeal of a denial on june 30, 2010 of eight ramp taxicab the nile. mr. murray and the appellate have agreed the public should go first because he has to leave. >> is that ok? president peterson: ok. >> a good evening. i am medallion # 239, royal taxi. i have worked three years as a cabdriver. i know mr. farid omar about 15 years. he worked with me almost 15 years. if i have a vacation or am sick, or something like that, he covers me with a cap. -- cab. he has worked with other companies, too. he is a hard worker. he is a good man, a family man. he applied for it. thank you. president peterson: thank you. mr. murray? hopefully our issue will be more brief than the last one. this is a relatively simple matter. it is -- i am sorry. jervis murray. mr. omar applied for a medallion and was denied his permit, primarily because he has not fulfilled his full-time driving requirement. it is that simple. even by his own count, which was in the opening

. >> it's ind of comfortable, you know. eveeyone is behavvng you know.ss because of different reessns. p> aallttof people are here forú diffeeent reasons,,but like i said, you know, the city has to do something about this. you know, what i mean? >> reporter: for onightt do youuthink it'' going to be the same situution, just a lot of >> reporter: when it'' a not a code blue situation, it's limited space here. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: how does that closing tiie.comes to the >> they shuttle people over to another location.3 >> reporter: does it getú competitive? ú% yes, it does. >> reporter: you smiled, isú that because it gets nasty at times. >> sometimes, sometimes, yeah. >> eportee: what would you like to say about the citt at this, thiisopportunity for folks to come in.ú >> anddi think it's a great3 idea. it's a blessing to ave a roof over your headdand i think that -herees more that can be donn, -ut you know, i could into that somm other time. scenario, they're doing this for now. we wish you luck. >> thaak yoo. >> reporter: lot of different people

. >> dicen que buscarán atraer a hispanos de centro derecha que comparten sus valores de ind familiaúltimos años. >> estas elecciones dieron un aumento de respondans latino pero más hispano deberán trabajar con otros candidatos dice. >> no hay bastante latinos especialmente involucrado en las campañas políticoas asesorando a candidatos, la importante para la comunidad. >> la red de liderazgo hispano espera sostener primera conferencia, invitorán a principales posibles candidatos republicano a la presidencia para el 2012 para entonces quisieran tener éxito con votantes latinos en washington univisión. >> y la unión americana tiene un nuevo director ejecutivo en el sur de california se trata de héctor el primer hispano en ocupar el cargo. y entre planes está levantar el pero filo de organización entre hispano, jaime desde los Ángeles con detalles y reacciones sobre este nombramiento. >> porque casi una década héctor ha sido uno de los abogados hispanos al frente de la lucha por derechos civiles. >> los últimos tres años dentro de la unión americana de libertades civiles del sur de cali

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i believed for the 13 years that i was in ind and then dhs, that i was able to help make changes within the government structure. i was detailed to senator kennedy's office. i worked on the immigration bill. when it was time to go back to dhs -- i decided i needed to be more engaged in the public debate. there's some things you cannot do as a public servant that you can do on the outside. that's how i ended up at the immigration policy center. we're all about trying to provide the kind of facts and information that helped shape the debate in the way that it supports the idea that immigration is important to america. we are part of the american immigration council, formally known as the american immigration law foundation. we work very closely with lawyers, including one of the sponsors of tonight's events. when i talk about compehensive immigration reform to people, i often like to move away from the movie analogy to the game analogy. think about it as a rubik's cube. if you get one side right, it probably means the other sites are screwed up. you cannot think about immigration as the o

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the money was allegedly paid through an ind immediate yairy. >> a san francisco man convicted of making threats is going to federal prison. a judge today sentenced a 48-year-old to 21 months in prison. and he pled guilty in september admitting he made more than 30 abusive phone calls to pelosi's home and offices. in one call he spoke to pelosi and threatened to destroy her home. >> and there is a storm that has stalled but there are plenty of people getting wet this, is downtown san francisco. spencer christian is here. what should we expect and when? >> this is where we aren't getting reports of rain and there are wet spots and we can see a line of light rain and showers reaching across parts of the north and after long interstate 880 and towards davis. this is a wet area now. i should point out there are reports of about one to 3/100ths of rain. and and chains required or highway 50 and interstate 80. more on the way more coming up later. >> thank you. >> and and a federal judge from hearing an appeal on proposition 8. the judge disqualified himself rejecting a claim he's biased becau

policy is just a matter ofm working al security relationships standing ind to the way. >> host: is regard to working out thoseo relationships could we comei to agreements with countriesd like north korea and iran whoe seem to be on the path to making their own weapons? >> they do because that is the only way they feel they can defend themselves against the major nuclear powers like the united states but each of themc hasd security if we can find a way to satisfy, we like north korea to be an ally of the uniteda states and they have beena saying that over' 40 years and will like us tor build the nuclear power plants to replace the electricity wein bombed -- destroyed with bombing during the korean war. >> talk about under sadam hussain how can the story of the bomb program grow even if they did not have anyf bombs if we have not found any so far? ar >> we went into the first world war arguing they did which we did dunno buty afterwards when the atomic agency when did they found al huge effort seven richman -- uranium they cleaned it out and so did the iraqis they retired of having our peop

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victor on the ind line. have presents been opened yet or not? caller: yes. good morning to you, young man and merry christmas to you. my comment here is, is there any americans left everyone is calling on these different lines. i wonder why you don't have a line of just americans. host: why do you say that? caller: nobody can degree on this or agree on these things and healthcare. republicans and democrats can't come to any agreements it is a bit confusing to me. host: one of the ideas that came out was that the president comprimised i'm an american. i got 24 years in the military. back in my days, i'm 80 years old. i was in the military in the 40's and 50's and 60's. we had a different word for gays and lesbians at the time. i will not say it. we managed to handle our own wherever the case may be. i'm a straight man 100%. the only thing that will happen is that they cut down the population. going on to write the massive new healthcare homeowners will get a tax break. ness part of the sweeping era. as the republicans are speaking host: ohio on the open phone

airplanases and i was flying onr flu and a search-and-rescuemissn mission and cuba came after usot indhut down two of of the planes and i survived in thee third plane.on that was known to the cube -- clinton administration. they were perfectly aware that the attack from cuba was going to take place. they would document the attack and what they could have done which was given us they'll notice that this was impendingon to us. all they did was document it and not only that, they interrupted a regular feature of the defenses of south florida in which aircraft from homestead airbase would take to interceptd from cuba and that was automatit procedure.have it had to have been from the white house. they were told to stand down at the precise moment. those airplanes were to prevent the shootdown. so, i am pointing my finger both that castro for the shootdown. he is our natural enemy and toaf the clinton administration for having aided and abetted theesce shootdown of the brothers to th> rescue planes. >> were you in international airspace or cuban internationale airspace? been, >> we were in c

hitler, no matter how bad things got, would not surrender, that he would commit suicide first, which is inded what happened. the president looked forward to these reports from hamstingle. he called them "my hitler bedtime stories." >> what ended up happening to hamstingle? >> well, he seemed to lose favor when he got done tellinghis bedtime stories or he had revealed whatever he knew about the third reich and he's now a number of years divorced from that and because he's kind of a pain in t neck who expects the united states to provide him with a piano take care of all his dental work, he's finally shipped back to the p.o.w. camp in britain and that is the end of his spy career. >> also, you have sprinkled in your book some stories that, if it were to happen today, they would keep cable networks going for three months. things like the ullner, eleanor, joph lishe story. the personal side of that. did the president know about those kinds of stories? >> there's an interesting dichotomy in hoovepper's relationship with f. -- hoover's relationship with f.d.r. and eleanor roosevelt. he got along su

. >> do you know if downturn ind o the economy has maybe lessened some of the waste in americane homes>> the downturn in the economy,w it's interesting, and it's supposedly raised prices, right? i mean, we've all seen that.esti and i think when you look at that, it should have an impact,h and i think it will. i don'wht think it's quite kickd inve the yet.on the reason i would say that is because food is still tremendously cheap. when you look at the cost of food in relation to our income, it's at an all-time low. at least the latest figures -- i'm sure it has gone up a little bit, but it's only about 10% of our household spending, and not only is that the lowest it's ever been, but it's less than any other nation spends on food. i think that's a big reason why we are among the world champions in wasting food. put a positive spin on it.h yes. >> i'm interested in your talk about where you were talking about scrounging, and i was wondering how much did you go into the health implications of that? because it seems like a lot of people don't have any problem, like, sharing with their famil

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inde, the provisions she championed will help to restore integrity to the drive riffs markets. it will allow companies to safely use derivatives to manage their business risk and will help to prevent future financial crisis. i was proud to support her in those efforts. mr. president, for the last 12 years in this body, senator lincoln has been a tireless advocate for the people of her state of aansas, for american agriculture, for rural americans, and for families with small kids. she's been an outstanding senator and a wonderful friend. i join with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in wishing blanche and steve and their twin boys the very best in thee ahead. mr. president, i y y y y y y y y >> in wisconsin, plastics manufacturer ron johnson, a republican, lost the bid to serve a fourth senate term. in utah, former u.s. attorney mike leavitt defeated senator robert bennett in the gop primary, going on to win the general election in november. also, from arkansas, republican john bozeman. after five terms in the house, the cattle rancher beat blanche lincoln. now the launc

ind's mike pence broke with his fellow republican leaders saying he would vote no because the bill extends the bush tax cuts for just two years. not permanently. >> we perpetuate the uncertainties that's built into our tax code. uncertainty is the enemy of our prosperity. >> reporter: hoping to stave off more defections, a group of 31 conservative blue dog democrats sent a letter to speaker pelosi urging her to, quote, promptly schedule this essential economic measure for a vote. the president after meeting with a group of top ceos left no doubt how he feels, telling reporters he wants the bill passed as soon as possible. before the vote today, house democrats are going to introduce an amendment to strike some of those estate tax cuts and, if that amendment passes, that throws the entire deal into flux because the bill would then have to go back to the senate where republicans have warned they might not accept any changes and keep in mind, rebecca, all these bush-era tax cuts expire in juks two weeks. >> a good points v. timely issue, nancy. in terms of whether or not the house dems have t

they are not sure if it was a mechanical accident or w ind- related. >> i heard a big jerk and i heard people screaming and then i heard the chairs drop. yeah. for a little bit. i thought i was going to go d own. >> they say they inspect them every day and the slopes will be open today to skiers. >>> we now know that gavin newsom will not assume the office of lieutenant-governor on monday. according to "the san francisco chronicle" the mayor left on a vacation yesterday to los cabos with his family. he will wait a few more days to assume his new post. he had indicated that he would remain in the mayor's seat until january 8th, when a new board of supervisors takes over and can elect an interim mayor. >>> late last night, the alameda city council voted to put city attorney teresa highsmith on leave after they were surprised to learn that she accepted another job in southern california. she selected the position of interim council member in southern california. >>> santa clara county schools will get over $820,000, san mateo schools will get almost $310,000 which they can use on technolo

that will be packing gusty w inds. the extended forecast, the possibility of more rain s howers. current numbers, santa rosa, 36 degrees reporting visibility is down to about a half-mile. so fog once again at issue in parts of the north bay. fairfield, 39. sanjose, 44 and san francisco in the mid-40s right around 45 degrees. here is our next storm out -- out in the pacific. the high clouds will move in in advance of this. so a chilly morning. scattered high clouds. watch out for the persistent dense fog down towards the central valley. here's the front. this will be on the move for tomorrow. as weigh head into saturday, rainfall will be developing, especially for tomorrow afternoon. as we head into the afternoon, rainfall rates will be picking up. the inch and a half favoring the coastal hills. winds could be right around 45 miles an hour. for today, for this morning, 7:00, right now, upper 30s to 40s. by 12:00, low to mid-50s and by 3:00 a few scattered high clouds. 55 to right around 60. a few neighborhoods right around 54 as you can see for santa rosa and napa. but most neighb

i think that ind -- i think india played a particularly constructive role in trying to find solutions that would bring everybody to the table and one good example of that is on the issue of transparency, which was very important, it's important because if you don't understand, it's great for countries to take -- to make pledges but it's important for all countries to have confidence in each other that the pledges are actually being carried out and implemented and so forth. it's an important issue, again, very different views, india made a proposal that i think people fundamentally came around, the ultimate language wasn't exactly what india suggested but it was really important that india did that. >> can you talk about the way industrial countries feel about the kyoto protocol and what you said about the u.s.'s position, what's the best that the u.s. hopes to happen in durbin? >> from our point of view, what just happened is really very significant. it outlines, kind of lays out the structure of an international agreement in all of the crucial areas. these are, you know, the language

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. >> the 27-story -- >> oh, the building, yes, yes.os one of thet: richest men in inde has built this gigantic buildinu which, i mean, it may be 27it m stories, but actually the floors are so high, the ceiling heights are so high that it's the equivalent of a 63-story skyscraper. and that's his personal residence. and as i understand it, the bottom ten floors or so are a car park, park, and let's not ft that's for his cars. he has a lot of cars. [laughter] well, first of all, there's an almost an element of comedyab about that kind of hubris. and, of course, i mean, thes obvious comparisons to this colossal, flaunting of wealthri right in the near vicinity of the largest slum in asia speaksn for itself, you know? and what can you say? it's something maybe someone y should write a story about. so maybe one of these days i'lle get my fingers on that house. it's -- i mean, i see it as a kind of comic ab dudty but, of course, with a dark side which,i has to do with a kind of very public shrug of the shouldersule about the plight of other people, the flaunting of personal wealth, and that'

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