we like to thank jennifer lowe and mark bunch. >> of the items on the agenda recommended go the full board unless otherwise indicated. item #1, ordnance amending the as minister of code to establish the commission for power, purpose, and duty to establish membership criteria. supervisor kim: the author of the legislation is here today. supervisor wiener: today, will be considering legislation to help san and cisco react to and plan for the future of criminal justice in this state, specifically around realignment. a lot of folks will see a reduction in state prison populations. that will be accomplished partly by shifting prisoners to county jail. in the future, there will be sentences that in the past would have sent prisoners to state prison who instead will go to county jail. this will alleviate the state prison overcrowding. it also has the potential benefit, particularly in a place like san francisco, where we really have a focus on rehabilitation and trying to cut recidivism, we have a possibility of having a more effective process and having a lower recidivism rate if people we

low. jennifer and dan are among 130,000 who packed up and headed out in 2010. >> we kind of looked in stayinglifornia. the prospects weren't good. while there, going backward economically. >> the couple relocated to texas where they can afford a house, new business and what they call a better way of life. >> everything here really is bigger in texas. driving up to the house and everything was all big. double the size of what it was in california. >> economically and politically california is in a world of hurt. it will be in a world of hurt for generations. >> some analysts agree that the out migration isn't just a trend. >> the demographic changes chans that are california are long-term phenomena. >> with governor jerry brown proposing drastic cut in education and social services to fix the state $10 billion budget deficit, fewer people may say california, here we come. >> people may afford housing and live the american dream. >> with texas, i.r.s. statistics show california leave for states like arizona, washington, oregon. all places with a lower cost of living and often more job opportuni

. >> i'm jennifer. >> a low budget feature about the crime. >> i saw a guy outside. >> but along theay he became the star of someone else's whodunit. a cop turned moviemaker who met the brother and saw not a sister's champion, but her killer. >> i'm demanding justice for jennifer morton. >> or so he says. aren't you taking two and two and coming up with five? tonight, the murder, the movies and the real investigation, a case filled with red flags, red herrings and possible clues from the grave. >> i'm thinking, you know, jenny, are you trying to send us a message. >> keith morrison, "scenes from a murder." many were devoted to her in life, some obsessed with her in death. thanks for joining us. i'm stone films. >> and i'm ann curry. she was a good-hearted free spirited young woman who knew her mind and where she was going. something about her was extraordinarily compelling and that seems to be even more the case since her death. >> she left behind a brother so tortured by her loss, some would wonder if it wasn't just grief but guilt that was driving his obsession. what happened then,

low. jennifer and garrett packed up and head out in 2010. >> we looked at staying in california as the prospectsen't good, and the longer we were there, we were going backwards economically. >> they relocated to texas where they can afford a house, a new business and what they call a better way of life. >> everything is bigger in texas. just driving up to the house. everything was big and double the size of what it was in california. >> economically and politically california is in a world of hurt. i think it will be for generations. >> the demographics in california are a long-term phenomena. >> reporter: governor jerry brown proposed budget cuts that hurts social services that drivers even more people out. they are going to neighboring states like like arizona, texas and washington. megyn: the potential lawsuit against the occupy wall street movement. "kelly's court" is next. : megyn: "america live" is tracking the candidates as they zip around canada building support they hope for next week's republican caucuses. newt gingrich is on his second day of a bus tour. he's highlighting his support

low prices. plus free shipping at target.com [ jennifer ] no matter where you're from... ♪ ...elegance... ♪ ...is emails, the lost weekends. and then after twenty-two years, just like that, i was laid off. today there are so many americans like matthew. he worked hard and played by the rules. suddenly, he's out of a job. it's been a struggle not being able to find a job. but it's been our faith and family and friends that have helped us get through this. citizens energy was created to help the forgotten ones keep warm. we asked the big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. only citgo and the people of venezuela answered the call. and this year, in spite of soaring prices, washington actually cut fuel assistance for families in need. so if you need help staying warm this winter give me a call. because in times like these, no one should be left out in the cold. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. thank you. thank you, roots. i'm here with the great paula patton and we are going to go head to head in beer pong. all right, now look, the rules are simple. we take turns. one sh

low prices. plus free shipping at target.com [ jennifer ] no matter where you're from... ♪ ...elegance... ♪ ...is. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. thank you. thank you, roots. i'm here with the great paula patton and we are going to go head to head in beer pong. all right, now look, the rules are simple. we take turns. one shot each, okay? the ball lands in your cup, you chug your beer. >> done. >> jimmy: is that cool? >> of course it's cool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love this -- >> i'm going to lose, let's do it. >> jimmy: you want to lose? oh yeah, 'cause you like the beers? all right, wait, look, here's the deal -- >> i haven't gotten to drink on live television ever, so this -- >> jimmy: all right,

reporter: director of development and marketing, jennifer harper says the nonprofit is trying to make sure the kids don't go without. but donations are low. their budget has been cut, 25% in the last five years. >> basic needs that most kids and families already have. that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: the goal, 3,000 gifts and $10,000, just to meet the minimum holiday needs of local foster families. >> just being able to open up, you know, a present from someone in the community says we care. we know you exist. >> reporter: and older foster children usually get fewer donations during the holiday season. they need gift cards to buy clothes and school supplies. >>> up next, japan has it already. now, california is a step closer to getting it, too. the generous gift that could eventually give you a precious warning before an earthquake, when seconds count. >>> it's not where you shop but when you shop. we reveal the online secrets many retailers don't want you to know. why you'll save more on monday than tuesday. and which day of the week is the cheapest of them all. >>> and the hunter becomes the hunted. it wasn't the catch he wa

jennifer lopez? and bradley cooper hates being sexy. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> in a year of grid lock, partisan bickering, low public opinion, congress can't even get christmas right? >>> welcome back. pretty active weather day once again. we have rain and a little snow. if you're in areas like memphis or northern mississippi, look out the window. it's probably snowing this morning. maybe a coating to an inch or two at most. so, be careful out there on sidewalks and roads. we are watching very quarm conditions in the eastern u.s. but the rain is moving in. by tomorrow that rain will be gone. in new england we'll get snow. mostly at some of the higher elevations. if you're watching us on wndu news center 16 tv in south bend, indiana, see a one-of-a-kind design on over 300 skateboards at full deck, a short history of skate art at south bend museum of art. that's your early event of the day. are we heading to the skate park? >> no, that was boring last week. i'm over it. >>> here's an early look this morning's headlines in entertainment. alec baldwin says he'll never fly american again after being the latest cel

jennifer lopez? and bradley cooper hates being sexy. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> in a year of grid lock, partisan bickering, low public opinion, congress can't even get christmas right? >>> welcome back. another cold chilly start this wednesday morning. your afternoon will be all right. plenty of shine out there. the exception, valley areas of the pacific northwest. freeze and fog, possibly medford area. today we will see cloudy skies in seattle. about 42 will be about it. much of california today, you will only be stuck in the 50s and 60s. a look at thursday. much more of the same. we are like the records on repeat. if you are watching us on kget, nbc 17, bakersfield, california, synchronized symphony of multicolored tree lights of music and dazzling nighttime displays at holiday lights of california living museum. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> here is an early look at the this morning's entertainment highlights. alec baldwin got into a fight with a flight attendant and was forced to leave a los angeles flight for refusing to stop playing the game birds with friends while parked at the gate. you can't make this

jennifer franciotti. >> i am mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. it is colder this morning. >> nothing unusual for this time of year. temperatures are in the low0's of credit pennsylvania line. 37 degrees at the airport -- a little breeze that will make it feel cooler. lots of sunshine. we will make it up to 53. things will change a little bit over the weekend. >> no big problems because there were some angry motorists on 83 yesterday. right now, at 83 is looking good. no problems anywhere. we're running smoothly on the north side. 52 on the west side. so far so good at the tunnels. 55 and as we check our speed sensor on 70 going eastbound in toward the beltway. this is the harrisburg expressway at padonia road. southbound traffic checks out just fine. this is 29 and broken land parkway. we're in great shape in howard county north and southbound. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the prosecution has rested and the defense team will begin presenting its case in the trial of port schurick. >> he is accused of using robocalls to suppress the african-american vote. kim dacey is live with the latest. >> jurors heard from a key witness, the

low key 45 minute ceremony at baghdad airport and the flag of american forces was lowered and flipped into a camouflage covered sleeve to mark the end of nine year deployment. after the ceremony, jennifer spoke with the defense sent on the way out of iraq. >> this is a special moment. (inaudible) suddenly thinning about all likes lost, all the blood spilled, and kind of hope that all of this has not been in vain. that hopefully the country can move forward and be able to govern. >>shepard: apologize for the audio. loud around the plane. remaining u.s. troops in iraq will leave by the end of the month, and the chief fox correspondent jonathan hunt has the details of the day, a pretty low key ceremony all the way around, i guess, you know, imperfect but it is over at least. >>jonathan: when you compare to the way this war began, of course, remember all the months of rhetoric leading up to the war back in 2003 and we all remember, of course, the thunderous noise of shock and awe to baghdad and then the businesslike ceremony, in baghdad, today, and neither the iraqi prime minister or any other senior leaders turned up for this ceremony which is not clear why but the defense secretary was t

party on the left, you heard jennifer conscious of it, my democratic, i want to say remind and you're a democrat. i got more out of government than anybody. my tax rates are low than anyone at all that stuff is true. this is a democrat. so folks like, we are moving to we understand there's a market out there we need to create jobs. we're moving. on the other side it's like there is no movement. there is no taxes. >> bottom line, we want to close outcome is that everything that's happening to the country right now happened to michigan first. i'm not kidding you. that goes politically because the question was a good political question. we have a whole chapter on that as well as economically. so we really are very grateful mechanics' institute for hosting this and for giving us an opportunity to share spent and league of women voters. >> and the league of women voters. love them. >> you can feel the warmth in here, and so on alert. >> no one fell over, so that's great. thank you all so much. thank you. [applause] >> but i have one more question i want jennifer to comment on her upcoming tv show, the war room, which is going to continue a political conversation,

jennifer lopez and casper smart. >> oh. >> they've been together just a little bit. it's a background dancer. she doesn't fare too well with background dancers, no one really does. so j-lowto find someone new in the new year. >> wow. tough words today from andrew. thank you very much. >> of course. >> happy new year. >> you too. >>> later, a new year's resolution they have to keep. a mom and dad promise to change their children's lives one letter at a time. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. animals usually my favorite. >> i've had an interesting relationship with animals on this show. between the near death of an owl attack. that owl was coming straight hat me. >> you're not behind me, are you in the owl? >> i did not do the owl. >> permanent coanchors had in this building? thalia assuras, gretchen carlson and tracy smith and now rebecca jarvis. if i left someone out there, i'm really, really sorry. rebecca is my favorite. she is the coolest. >> russ has been such an incredible partner and a mentor to me. he is somebody who you sit next to him for a while and you start to see this is a person who has so much gravitose and so cool and has it mapped out in his head