this is intel corporate video. however experts say intel must shift into high gear to get into the smart phone and tablet that out sell p uc -- p c in a few years. >> at the reality we are at the front end of the smart phone tablet phase. we are selling 6 single digit million i don't know. p c market is in the hundreds of millions in terms of product. about mid decade before we see anything approaching an anticipated cross-over. >>reporter: analyst tell us that intel has a 1 to two year window to get into this fast growing sector. but it will need to reduce power consumption by the chips so they don't drain bat richlt chip maker for mobile device qualcomm are ahead of the game on power efficiency. >> the challenge for intel to break into that market when they really haven't broken into hand set yet. so what they are trying to do and this is where they hope to be with the about midfield generation later this year is to have a chip for hand set and tablet market. >>reporter: intel faces a battle for domestic innocenc

tonight's close is intel's lowest price since november. microsoft confirmed today it's newest windows operating system will work with computer chips designed by arm holdings, in addition to intel chips. the current windows software only works with intel chips. intel downplayed the announcement, though, calling it no news. we mentioned the disappointing retail sales earlier. that led to a real mix of responses across the sector. discounter t.j. maxx raised its outlook. it jumped almost 6%. luxury department store saks rallied with a double-digit pop in december same-store sales. macy's missed same-store sales expectations for the first time in a year and shares fell. target said low-margin items drove sales, leading to the sell-off today. let's roll out a closer look at target. this 7% drop came on seven times its usual volume. the stock hasn't closed below $55 per share since mid- november. this sell-off takes them to what had been the top of its range last summer and fall. >> 46% jump higher, not quite to the 52-week high but within a dim

but intel has a major challenge getting inside smart phones and tablets where it lags. >> intel just had success tied to the fact it's wig biggest maker of computer chips and pcs selling at one million per day this, is intel corporate video. however experts say they must shift into high gear. and this will outsell in a few years. >> we're at the front end of the phase. we're selling single digit millions, pc market into hundreds of millions and. >> analysts tell abc 7 news there is a one to two year window to get into the sector. it will need to reduce consummation by chips so they don't drain batteries, dominant chip makers are head of the game. >> this channelance to break into the market when they haven't broken into hand sets yet whacht they're trying to do this, is where they hope would be with their generation this year is to have a competitive chip set. and this is another analyst tells us there is a battle for dominance for tablets. and smart chips will be needed for electric cars in the future, intel strength will be deep pockets and making chips. >> we take advantage of our

intel was up a fraction today. a.m.d. led technology today, up 4% to its first close above $9 since may. but shares gave up most of today's gains after the close when it announced c.e.o. dirk meyer resigned, effective immediately. for-profit education stocks were slammed today. strayer education lost more than a fifth of its value. new student enrollment fell 20%. devry fell 10%. apollo group s however, after the close, apollo was up 10% of this closing price. why? apollo's earnings came in much better than expected. revenues increased, but margins fell. it was able to beat the street. solar power stocks were hot today, thanks to a brighter outlook and a new deal. l.d.k. solar led the way, up 18% as it raised its outlook. sunpower added almost 9% after signing a power deal with edison international in california. tomorrow, one to watch may be supervalu. the supermarket has been trying to stage a turnaround amid higher food prices. that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: china said today said it expects auto sales to co

intel says the problem will reduce revenue in its first quarter but overall revenue outlook still looksod. >> the next phase of san francisco central subway project gets underway today. construction crews are relocating underground units in the union square and market square areas. parts of stockton street will be closed much of the day and two lanes open from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. during the week and from 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekends. that work is going to continue until june 2012. the $1.6 billion project extends metro service from south of market to chinatown. >> the rain stopped and we see some fog this morning. >> still hanging around but no problems as far as flight arrival delays. that's good news. let's show where it is. hazy around the bay. fog still pretty thick along the coast and spilling through the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about a warming trend after some frigid nights as we head into the weekend. >> mike, thanks very much. and new federal guidelines out today that could have you rethinking the way you season your food. >> many babies eat it when they first start eating

intel says the problem will reduce revenue in its first quarter but overall revenue outlook still looksod. >> the next phase of san francisco central subway project gets underway today. construction crews are relocating underground units in the union square and market square areas. parts of stockton street will be closed much of the day and two lanes open from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. during the week and from 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekends. that work is going to continue until june 2012. the $1.6 billion project extends metro service from south of market to chinatown. >> the rain stopped and we see some fog this morning. >> still hanging around but no problems as far as flight arrival delays. that's good news. let's show where it is. hazy around the bay. fog still pretty thick along the coast and spilling through the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about a warming trend after some frigid nights as we head into the weekend. >> mike, thanks very much. and new federal guidelines out today that could have you rethinking the way you season your food. >> many babies eat it when they first start eating

some news out of intel buy back shares. it even more importantly, last week we had some down ness, it didn't carry over companies like google, apple which were weak last week got stronger again today. >> intel is boosting its stock buyback? >> another $10 million in to their cash, plus they ought to their dividend which is a nice way of sharing profits with the corporation we become a shareholder you become an older. it you are entitled to the profits. that helped the market for sure, i love buybacks and i love dividends. it's good to see especially if we bury a company they're really putting their money where their mouth is. the market is made up of buyers and sellers, this is a lot of buyers. >> this is stirring the pot which is good for everyone >> your >> good for the stock and intel. a little global action today sought commodities do well, a lot of times i say hey 01 higher that's a sign the global economy is consuming. also, in the case of metals, see that's a sign of global growth and interest in stock market. but th

coming into this earnings report, intel shares were flat today. and have traded between $20 and almost $22 per share since halloween. after the close, they broke out to the top of that range. a move over $22 would take intel to its highest price since may. chip company micron continues the rally we spotlighted yesterday. shares were up another 3% today. analysts expect memory chip prices to stabilize after falling for several quarters. speaking of technology, outsourcing company infosys cautioned about the slow recovery in the u.s. and europe could hurt its outsourcing business in india. this is a 180-session chart. after rallying through the end of last year, shares dropped 6% today. drug giant merck is changing two studies of anti-clotting medicine vorapaxar. one study will be discontinued. a quarter of patients in a second study will stop taking the medicine. merck had hoped to begin the regulatory approval process later this year. merck stock was bleeding, falling almost 7%. volume jumped six-fold. this is a 90-session chart to highlight today

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let's talk about intel. intel this morning just record numbers.ordinary numbers as we take a look at intel video. we have the chip company saying when you total up the chip sales in 2010, it was the best year in the history of the company. that flies in the face of wisdom. analysts were concerned about intel because the chips are not in ipads. it doesn't matter that much. a ceo said in a conference call, in 2011 everything gets better. good news for intel and silicon valley at large as well. have you seen the craigslist ads? this is an out of work ninja. here's the series creator. he will be on press here coming this sunday morning. >> got a favorite? >> i feel like nirchlg ninja fo sticks in my head. the reason is it illustrates the first story ever shot. it illustrates what craigslist tv is all b. >> you will hear more about the ninja for hire and the very, very funny craigslist tv videos coming up sunday morning at 9:00 after "meet the press." >> we're look forward to that. >> many people consider their pets part of the family. more and more pe

intel is a part of the dow jones and nasdaq exchange. and intel looking like it will open up a quarter of a point. >>> time now 5:20. the postal service is raising some of its rates beginning in april. to send a first class letter will remain 44 cents for each ounce. but each additional ounce will be 20 cents more. >>> making ski slopes safer for kids. why the helmet law stands a better chance the second time around. >>> what the experts say is causing it. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving well on the golden gate bridge heading south. we will tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, we have fog out. once that burns off it will be mostly sunny. highs upper 50s low to mid 60s. >>> state senator leeland yee is making a second try at getting a ski slope helmet law for skiers under the age of 18. a law was signed by governor schwarzenegger last year but did not take effect. this time around the helmet law is a stand alone measure. it could reduce the number of injuries and deaths on the slopes. >>>

you have intel with the intel clubhouse. you have hewlett-packard. there are a number of companies that are increasingly doing more. we formed a non-profit technet and our goal is to promote some of the work that the private sector is doing in education and other areas, but also lever some of those investments in a stronger way. our room mission is to facilitate technology in fused social innovation. >> the education sector ties into another problem that technet has been addressing are looking at, which is the immigration problem. >> correct. a tough issue in terms of immigration. we have to step back, and i look at immigration as part of a broader issue. it is human capital. we just talked about education. education as part of human capital. human capital or the people you have, how you will train them, and how he will prepare them. and the people you bring into america, how will you keep them and make it all work together? immigration is part of that. there are some encouraging proposals that are out there that need support. unfortunately, these hu

over five years to santa clara-based invidia when intel filed suit that invidia was not licensed to make the chip processor. both sides have agreed to drop the lawsuit. >>> a sunnyvale-based advanced micro devices amd announced today that ceo dirk meyers has resigned and their cfo will now serve as interim ceo. >>> verizon is preparing for a major announcement tomorrow morning to the wall street journal reports that the iphone could be offered as soon as the end of the month and would and exclusive deals that apple had with at&t since 2007. >>> now to wall street, the dow lost 37 points amidst renewed concerns about a bailout for portugal. >>> a man charged in the shooting of an arizona congressman makes his first court appearance. >>> california's lieutenant governor elect is now sworn in. >>> another cold night expected for most of the bay area. some neighborhoods will drop into the lower 30s and shower chances will be on the increase. i will have the details coming up in a few minutes. >> these are investigating a collision involving an ac transit bus and an ambulance. they colli

you have intel with the intel clubhouse. you have hewlett-packard. there are a number of companies that are increasingly doing more. we have formed a nonprofit at technet called technet works. and our goal is to promote some of the work that the tech sector is doing in education and other areas, but also leverage some of those investments in a stronger way. so our mission is to facilitate technology-infused social innovation, and that's what our new nonprofit is doing. >> host: well, the education sector ties in to another problem that technet has been addressing or looking at which is the immigration problem. >> guest: correct. >> host: what is -- >> guest: tough issue. in terms of immigration. look, we have to step back, and i look at immigrationing as part of a broader issue. it's human capital. we just talked about education. education is part of human capital. human capital shortly defined are the people you have and how will you train them and how will you prepare them and the people you want, how will you bring them into america? how will you

. >> and intel announced 40 finalists in this year's science talent search. you may remember they've announced a semi finist last week. six from the bay area and all learned bit today. there is andrew lu studying why bodies sometimes reject transplants. they head to wash in march, will undergo a judging process and they'll have a shot at top prize of $100,000. winner will be announced march 15th ooj impressive stuff. >> let's talk about the forecast. >> there is more record warm skppblg a snow storm pounding. there is a live view of the white house in washington, d.c.. there is qit a rough winter, taking a look at our high temperatures today another mild day foremost of the area. 70 degrees in oakland and redwood sti. 73 was the high in morgan hill. there were cool spots as well. there is san rafael a high of only 57 and there is salinas, 80 degrees. and month of yet field with a high of 69 tied its existing record for this date. there is down into 40s now in fairfield and antioch. mostly 50 s inland areas and 60s near the bay and coast. highlights and fog wi

well to intel's is the parking lots there are off-limits for the next week. >> walking out the parking lots next to the roadway because they are prone to flooding. cars in this parking lot will either have to be moved by the driver or possibly be towed water may disable their cars or keep their alarms going all day. the parking lot for their way it from this tree and under the freeway is showing that caltrans says its higher on the ground and should be ok. it did will be closed until next saturday. >> we'll be right back as kron4 news continues until 11:00 a.m.. it is dark out side and foggy. we're waiting for some nice weather next week. welcome back, the palace of fine arts is reopening this morning after the completion of the years of long renovations and restoration process. the exposition required a few restorations' over the decades. crews repaired the palace in stone as part of it came down in but '89 quake. they also upgraded the site with the dents and added new entrances and pathways. there's a ceremony taking place at 10:00 a.m.. this our contest could happen any day now. th

and david louie explains it's a prize with long-lasting rewards. >> first intel town search semi finalists from lynnbrook high cool is -- high school is jennifer chang. >> surprise announcements were made at 20 high schools. they're semi finalists in a national competition in search of a top young scientists. lynnbrook had four this year and join 300. >> andrew drew laughs so explain. he studied the way plants respond to light. >> i work 40 hours per week for two summers. >> jennifer chen helped crime labs. julianne looked into ways to sustain life forms if man kind wants to inhabit other planets. each received a $1,000 check but selection will have a payoff. this finalist was a senior at crystal springs school. and today she's a project manager after studying in harvard. >> an investment that is well. it can inform your course selection. this is a way to differentiate yourself. >> an early experience is with soap. it smells good, it must taste g it did not work out. >> not all of them name today will end up becoming finalists. this is clear they're on a career path that could lead to sign

the other company to watch is morning is intel. the santa clara chip maker will open the books to investor this is afternoon. we will get to see how much money intel made in the past quarter and puts the silicon valley, one of the most important companies we watch. we expect good news, but watch for execs to talk about the threat from tablets, specifically the ipad. people are going into stores and walking past the laptops which as you know have intel chip inside of them and going for the ipad. >> interesting. >> you are one of the folks that you don't even use your computer anymore. >> i have a dell and i have not charged it in probably three months. i see no point. an ipad will do everything you need. >> appreciate it. >> the first for san francisco. the world's first museum dedicated to the gay community. >> reporter: a walk through the castro district is a walk through the history of the gay movement. the castro treater and the camera shop where harvey milk watched. still it wasn't quite enough. >> in the queer community as in

after the bell, intel posted better than expected revenue and forecast a positive yearly outlook. shares climbed after hours and intel's upbeat report should set a positive tone for the tech sector today, and the street could be swayed by jpmorgan, due to roll out its quarterly report before the opening bell. a number of reports to factor in today including retail sales, consumer sentiment and updates on business inventories. on thursday, markets tumbled after first-time applications for unemployment rose to the highest level since october. merck drag down the dow falling 6% after a setback in clinical trials for a new cardiovascular drug. merck dragged the dow down following setbacks in a trial for a new cardiovascular drug. stock is up nearly 80% over the last year. it's tax time again and this year, the treasury department is looking to save a few bucks by switching from tax refund checks to prepaid debit cards. the pilot program will be offered to some 600,000 low to moderate income americans. >>> and finally, as if wall street needed fuel for any more resentment. according to

analysts were concerned about intel.hips are not in iphone or ipads the ceo said in the conference call with reporters and analysts that in 2011, everything gets better. good news for intel, but good news for silicon valley at large and the bay area. as we continue to exit the recession. >> all right. mark zuckerberg, founder of facebook is not feeling the evenings after shelling out billions and being named time magazine's man of the year. he now has new digs. the 26-year-old mogul is upgrading to a five-bedroom 3800 square foot home in palo alto's college terrace neighborhood. zuckerberg spends about 16 hours a day at home. he moved seven blocks for a place slightly larger and closer to facebook headquarters. if you are interested in the neighborhood, his old place is available for rent for just under $8,000 a month for rent. >> not many of us can afford that, but even more affordable rent is going up, especially if you live in the south bay. san jose ranks number one in the country in a recent rental pricing report wi

six from the bay area z intel made those announcements in person. one of the finalists is andrew lu, telling us about his entry. >> our projects, i, looking for which pathways in the body cause rejection. >> and the 40 finalists head to washington in march and will undergo a rigorous judge prog skpes a shot at top prides of $100,000. the winner will be announced march 15th. >> good luck that. is fabulous. >> spencer is here to talk about the record breaking day. >> we love it and january becoming the favorite month of the year. >> and once it starts raining it won't be my favorite anymore. there is record warmth again today. hits just keep coming. there is a live view from our east bay camera in emeryville looking west. what a beautiful ski. sun will be setting in 10 minutes but it's looking gorgeous now z how about these high temperatures we've had today? just a sampling here. check out jant cruz. there is a high of 77 today. 70 in redwood city. and there is 60s and cool in spots. 53 in antioch. and high of only 57 and what about those records? the

it requires intel to allow rival companies to run their software on computers with intel chips. macafee will add better security and allow the company to enter the cell phone market. >>> details about the world's first i pad only newspaper will be revealed next wednesday. it'll be called the daily, you have to pay to get it and the subscription price is said to be 99-cents a week. the announcement was originally supposed to be made in san francisco last week but was delayed. >>> and general motors says it no longer needs a loan. the car maker has enough cash on hand to make the changes to factories to build green vehicles. gm applied at the depths of the downturn of the auto market. >>> as car commercials go by on your tv set next month, you may see some ads paid for by concord taxpayers. the city council voted tuesday to spend up to $40,000 for an ad campaign called buy your next car in concord. fishes say the money does not come from the city's general fund. a dozen dealerships also kicked in money for the campaign which includes e-mail and printed mail. concord gets more than

. >> reporter: awfully nice fourth quarter for intel, revenue up about 8.5% to nearly 11.5 billion. company getting push from sales to businesses of servers. that's very important as many companies are trying to build more into the cloud computing system intel benefitting from that. also made a lot of money off sales of pcs. but the pc market is weakening especially in the fourth quarter and the more important factor for intel going forward is gaining a bigger foothold in mobile devices. it's lagged in that regard as opposed to its dominance in getting its chips into desktop computers. retail sales had a very nice year for 2010. final numbers in. a gain of 6.7%. the biggest gain since 1999. probably the best holiday shopping season since 2006, although for december, that .6% increase was not as strong as economists were expected. it was also weaker than the month of november. looks like people shopped a month early in november. >>> also getting a reading on inflation on the consumer side for you and me. 8.5% increase in gasoline prices, biggest in 19 months, although when you factor

intel report results, sap and intel have record high profits and sales, setting a good mood on the frankfurt floor, keeping the dax above 7000. later in the day, new economic data from the u.s., and they have not been too bad. >>> honing in on the numbers, the german benchmark dax index finished pretty much unchanged. the euro stoxx 50 finished slightly higher. the doubt is opt out on currency markets. -- the dow jones is up slightly. >>> things are looking good for the second biggest lender and the u.s., j.p. morgan chase, its shares rising after reporting a 47% jump in fourth quarter earnings. they beat analyst expectations, posting profits of $4.8 billion in the final three months of last year. the banks' revenues rose thanks to the increasing demand for loans from corporate and consumer clients. jpmorgan is widely seen as a barometer for the help of the u.s. economy. >>> the number of new car registrations in europe has slumped by about 5.5%. the decline came after most government incentives expired for car owners to upgrade aging models carry the decrease affected most big manufacturers

. >> reporter: at intel headquarters some of the last pieces of silicone valley chips are in a museum packed behind glass. now, pieces of history. >> where has it gone? >> it has gone to arizona, new mexico, ireland, israel, china -- >> reporter: the list go on. not that long ago when pioneers and people in bunny suits put it on the map by making this the world center of the semiconductor manufacturing or computer chips they are the brains of all of the electric devices we use today. and all all of that circuits and chips are etched into beds of silicone. >> there is a person in the valley that does not have a chip in their pocket. >> it is still home to the titans of the industry and smaller cutting-edge companies. but the nature of the business has changed. contracts all of the manufacturing to a semiconductor company in tiawan. all of the research and design work is still done here. >> we might be the invasion valley these days as opposed to silicone valley. >> the big reason is cost. intel says it is invests $ity is to $8 billion in manufacturing but the company says the dollars g

so under your formula, intel looks like it could be poised to raise its dividend. the share prices is essentially flat over the last 12 months, despite a 3% yield. so why do you like it? >> what i like it is a couple of things. first of all, the company is flush with cash. and the stock is very inexpensive as 10 times earnings. i think the company can gain market share, which will give the company pricing power in 2011. >> tom: added that up to a possible dividend yield, and that's one of your dogs of the dow. verizon you also like in the telecom space. it is clearly a high-yielder. over 5%. >> i like it at current left, 5.3% dividend yield. it is second only to at&t in the dow jones. one thing horizon could have is the iphone. if the iphone comes to horizon, it could move over to $40 a share. >> tom: any disclosures for intel or versus? >> no. i don't own either one. >> tom: you're article is at thestreet.com. the word on the street is with david pelletier with thestreet.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll get a check on the services sect

the company announced a new mainstream computer chip and settled a licensing deal with intel. speaking of-- intel earnings are tomorrow after the close. another set of big movers in retail. zales rocketed 43%. november and december same-store sales saw a big jump. wet seal was up 12%. its new c.e.o. was the number two at american eagle outfitter. and yoga clothing retailer lululemon was up 8%. better-than-expected earnings boosted its outlook. finally, i.t.t. it makes industrial, defense and technology equipment, and it's splitting into three different companies based on those businesses. shareholders like it, sending the stock up more than 16% on very heavy volume. this is a new 52-week high. very heavy volume. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: our next guest represents the gold standard when it comes to buy-and-hold investing. he's legendary investor mario gabelli, the chairman of gabelli asset management company investors, or "gamco". when i talked with mario today he told me why he's bullish for 2011. >> in the world of change, in the world of dynamics there's

. >>> and intel and stanford university are joining forces on graphics. they will fund a new intel science and technology center on campus. 30 faculty and graduate students will conduct research on the visual competing projects. they plan to expand the model to other universities as well. >> all right, some beautiful weather out there. it has been like that for a long time but will change a little bit. bill martin has more from the weather center. >>> yes, you're right, a record high in san jose, very warm, 70 degrees there. right now in san jose, 58 degrees, dropping 12 degrees in the last few hours. the cool could air coming in from the valley, the santa clara valley here, today, here one of the warmer spots in the bay area with 60s and 70s. here is how it breaks out. the dense fog returns tonight. you just one more night of that. high pressure is sending everything to the north through saturday. and then here is the new development. sunday, looks like we'll see showers in here. not a big deal. well it is a big deal that we haven't had anything. not a h

. >>> a big jump in profits for intel.nd a new app for preparing and filing tax returns right in your iphone. for more, here's ashley morrison with morning's moneywatch report. >> reporter: it was a slow day for asian markets. the nikkei lost 1% while the hang seng gained a fraction. today wall street gets the latest on retail sales and inflation. on thursday, stocks took a step back on disappointing news on the labor front. the dow lost 23 points while the nasdaq gave back 2. >>> the tech industry got a big boost after the closing bell when a chipmaker intel reported profits jumped nearly 50% last quarter. more than one million pcs are sold every day but the industry as a whole is bracing for a decline as tablet computers, especially apple's ipad, and smart phones take an increasingly bigger chunk of business. >>> the tax filing deadline is right around the corner and now there is an app for that. turbotax unveiled its new iphone app snap tax on thursday to allow taxpayers who file a 1040ez to prepare and file their retur

. >> susie: intel's takeover of mcafee, the data security firm, cleared a major hurdle today. european regulators okayed the deal, on one condition. the world's top chipmaker must make sure its products work well with software from other security firms. the $7.5 billion buyout is intel's biggest, and has already been cleared by american regulators. >> tom: walmart has rolled back plans to build a store at an historic civil war site in virginia. the surprise announcement came as a trial over the issue was supposed to start this morning. the location in question is near the battlefield where robert e. lee first met ulysses s. grant in 1864. historians and nearby residents opposed putting a supercenter there. walmart will look for other locations nearby. >> susie: in the "money file" tonight, the rise of the part- time entrepreneur. here's ramit sethi, author of "i will teach you to be rich." >> reporter: once again, my friend was complaining about not having enough money. he'd saved and saved, but at a certain point, there's not much more you can cut. what else could he do? "why

. >>> also tonight, intel surprises more than two dozen students now eligible to compete for its top science prize. and imagine your taxes going up a series of small earthquakes in a part of san benito county. a magnitude 4 hit 9 miles west southwest of wh hollister alone >>> a pitbull who attacked a 10-year-old boy has been caught. the boy now needs reconstructive surgery. it was a struggle with the dog and the owner. more from heather ishimaru. >> reporter: this afternoon, 10-year-old ray wilkie faced his attacker, a 3-year-old pitbull named savage. he had to identify the dog to vallejo animal control can take the next step of transferring him for quarantine. >> seemed like a brave guy. >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: savage was captured this morning. the owner tried to help the officer get control of him. savage disappeared monday afternoon after attacking ray on the street near his home. the 911 operator called animal control needly after the attack. >> description of the dog. >> we don't have that because the 9-year-old child was bitten and they didn't even see which way the dog ran

senate where all the treaty needs now is the green light from moscow which lawmakers say they will give intel going over reports. was he trying to get it going see here is going to the world's biggest nuclear power is significant to me. at least if there. were to do it maybe it was playing merely because this holds a very important step for the relations between russia and the night that is significant in their relations but this last year was the sequel started to believe this tendency was teeming with their education of the teacher but that supplying the new start treaty changes in the united states are giving an example to other nuclear power of powers in the world to clean them up and have goods and new players playing. footsie she was saying that in april the statement to. be ready to read by immediately thought that the u.s. state senate wasn't up to now them isn't their decision they're up above the opposition. to seek their education seats but strangely many amends it's made to do so they include eleven pages worth of marks and visions to get to the state duma deputies are meeting to

. >>> intel's president and ceo said this past year was the best in company history. up 167% from 2009. shares of intel surged more than 2% to $21.77. >>> and there's word tonight some san francisco officials are offering tax breaks to twitter to keep it in the city. they are pushing for payroll tax incentives for twitter and other business in the central market street area. >>> a church group has signed a deal to use the santa clara convention center which is expected to bring millions of the dollars in the days ahead. the christian congregation of jehova witnesses is expected to use the convention for several weekend a year. the conference is expected to draw 6,000 people. >>> some neighbors concerned with possible health effects are against a new cell tower. the councildisagreed and gave the go ahead on thursday with a vote of 8-4. >>> the rain is in but out in the valleys it's wet. there's a dense fog advisory in the central valley. we could see some around here, i'll show you the central fog coming up. >>> the problem plaguing bay area homes. we'll tell you why e

. >>> intel's president and ceo said this past year was the best in company history. up 167% from 2009. shares of intel surged more than 2% to $21.77. >>> and there's word tonight some san francisco officials are offering tax breaks to twitter to keep it in the city. they are pushing for payroll tax incentives for twitter and other business in the central market street area. >>> a church group has signed a deal to use the santa clara convention center which is expected to bring millions of the dollars in the days ahead. the christian congregation of jehova witnesses is expected to use the convention for several weekend a year. the conference is expected to draw 6,000 people. >>> some neighbors concerned with possible health effects are against a new cell tower. the councildisagreed and gave the go ahead on thursday with a vote of 8-4. >>> the rain is in but out in the valleys it's wet. there's a dense fog advisory in the central valley. we could see some around here, i'll show you the central fog coming up. >>> the shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take th

. >>> and intel announced it's buying back $10 million of its shares. despite profits, intel shares have suffered because the company has not been successful in making chips for smart phones. >>> general motors sold more vehicles in a foreign market than in the u.s. it sold 2.3 million vehicles in china. that's about 136,000 more than it sold here in america. toyota remains the world's large world auto maker selling more vehicles than gm last year. >>> the temperatures topping the bay area headlines. here's a look at the projected low. still upper 30s. san francisco starting out tuesday morning in the mid-40s. you can't see the forecast tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies, patchy fog. temperatures by 6:00 mainly in the 40s like we showed you though, a few upper 30s out there. by lunchtime, by noon hazy sunshine. temperatures beginning to warm back up into the upper 60s. and on track to reach the lower 70s. one of those locations up in the bay and santa rosa. right around 40 degrees by 12:00, 59 an afternoon high of 70 degrees. so warm by tomorrow, i'l

. >>> and intel announced it's buying back $10 million of its shares. despite profits, intel shares have suffered because the company has not been successful in making chips for smart phones. >>> general motors sold more vehicles in a foreign market than in the u.s. it sold 2.3 million vehicles in china. that's about 136,000 more than it sold here in america. toyota remains the world's large world auto maker selling more vehicles than gm last year. >>> the temperatures topping the bay area headlines. here's a look at the projected low. still upper 30s. san francisco starting out tuesday morning in the mid-40s. you can't see the forecast tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies, patchy fog. temperatures by 6:00 mainly in the 40s like we showed you though, a few upper 30s out there. by lunchtime, by noon hazy sunshine. temperatures beginning to warm back up into the upper 60s. and on track to reach the lower 70s. one of those locations up in the bay and santa rosa. right around 40 degrees by 12:00, 59 an afternoon high of 70 degrees. so warm by tomorrow, i'l

. >>> santa clara based intel says it's buying back $10 billion of its stocks. last week intel reported a 48% increase in net income spurred by strong corporate spending. >>> mcdonalds could if raising price hikes. now mcdonalds expect u.s. food costs to go up 2.5% this year. >>> when you go shopping you will see new nutrition labels on manufactured foods. they will have what is called nutrition keys. they will tell you the amount of calories, salt, sugar, and sat rated fat -- saturated fat per serving. the labels are voluntary and the critics say it's not coordinated in a way that could really help you decide what is really healthy. >>> the expanding crackdown on illegal immigrants right here in the bay area. what may happen to one person who did the right thing but may be punished for it. >>> a rock star has major surgery to save his life. what doctors are saying about his future. >>> welcome wac to the morning news. san francisco did not make it into the top ten on a new survey as the gayest cities in america. minneapolis comes in number one. san francisco co

intel and on the net but own analysis looks good as well. no north bay problems on reported either. >> of palm lot of fired the puck a complex will tran live with details. >> the fire has been put out it is up about a quarter of a mile from one located. it is and no street that's why they force us to be down here. this is video we shot after the fire broke out at 3:00 a.m., i spoke to the captive he said the fire started on the end unit on the second floor. it got so hot and the flames are so big that 1.2 people had to just mud of a silk and balconies and they broke the leg, an ankle. for the people at the hospital with smoke inhalation. it took half an hour to put the fire at, by the time it was put out 22 units were affected. they don't of the cause of a this fire. even though the flames of out the fire dupont will be here for a few more hours. wait for the sun to come up so they did go in and make sure the hot spots don't, do their investigation. when i was up there a couple of minutes ago they went through their liking glass and pulling