and then talking to joe with the early days they insist they heard joe say from the earliest days that he wanted to be president. he tried to back off at one point with the speech with the catholic school and the nun said joe we biden that is not true. you told me in the fifth grade you would be president but he had his eyes on something higher than local politics and served as the county council of new castle county, the largest, for two years and went to the democratic state chairmen who was retiring from the county council for some advice. biden was coming to ask him about his duties on the council and instead he said i want to run for the senate. he said joe, you are representing the largest county in delaware your constituency is much larger than if you ran for the state senate and biden said i mean the united states senate. he knew early that was his ambition. five years after the death of his first wife, jo finally married again at the urging of the two boys who were under the wing of joe's sister, valerie, from the time of the accident up to this point*. they testify about goin

biden play in the public life of joe -- jul in? >> well she has her own career. she is teaching at the northern virginia, which after a long career in the community college field in delaware and at school every day by the secret service agents she's managed to take a discreet position and when she's asked by her students were hurt relationship is with vice president of the united states she says he's a relative of mine. [laughter] but she's not a gung-ho democrat activist but she is aggressively supportive of the whole concept of community colleges which is often spoke of on that subject. >> we are addressing are together now. what you think of the future of journalism with the current state of newspapers in this country? [laughter] >> five years ago i had to take an offer i couldn't refuse at the "baltimore sun". i'm three distressed not only personally but professionally about the state of newspapers. it seems to be diene undertaking and i am confident that 20 years from now we will have more than just a couple of newspapers, but

and joe talks about as much as any senator i've ever been around. joe likes to talk.he likes people. he likes to engage. he can't help himself. and when you do that, you run the risk to some extent of trivializing your services and frankness, the seriousness of your identity. joe does talk too much, and he knows he talks too much, but that doesn't take away from the depth of his knowledge, his great experience and judgment. he's a very honest, open person. if you ask him a question, he will tell you, even if you don't ask them a question, he will tell you. this is the way he is. and it seems to me we should put a premium on that with our elected officials. rather than having to pry everything out of him, this guy is about as forthcoming a politician as i've ever been around. and when you are that way, you're going to get yourself in trouble. that's from another republican. fortunately, these kind of surface impressions mask other qualities of joe biden that led barack obama to give him, to pick him on the ticket, and to give them responsibility that he is set in the f

he does not believe in miracles. >> reporter: what about joe? he couldn't walk for years and all of a sudden, after prafing, gets up and walks. >> what about all the people that pray to god or had prayers made for them and they just died of their chancers? they never walked again. their brain injuries never healed. what about them? did god not care about them? >> reporter: and while no one knows how many prayers are or are not answered, the stories of miracles continue to pour in. >> the miracles required for beatification and cannonization are divine confirmation that the person is really truly in heaven. >> reporter: joe's story cannot be considered for the last step of john paul's road to sainthood. the second miracle must occur after beatification is confirmed. that is to say, any time starting now. and, when that story comes to light, it will face the same question that can be asked of any of these miraculous claims. how did he know this cure, this healing happened as a result of god and not something we don't know yet? >> faith. when it co

this discussion about joe lieberman about the changing senate or is it on joe lieberman himself and his own political legacy over the years? we'd like to talk to you about senate politics with the nexus being senator lieberman's announcement. let's listen a little bit to what he had to say yesterday. >> along the way, i have not always if it comfortably into conventional, political boxes. maybe you've noticed that. democrat, republican, liberal, conservative. because i've always thought my first responsibility was not to serve a political party but to serve my constituents, my state and my country and then to work across party lines to make sure things get done for them. whatever the partisan or party line that is dwoid us, they are far more important than the shared values that unite us and requiretous work together to make decisions, to me that's what public leadership and service is all about. >> senator lieberman in his announcement yesterday. the front page story for the harford counter -- courant, our guest wrote the headline. it suggested more or less that he didn't leave the par

you have seen the designs joe butler presented. even in their new design, it completely blocks off our windows, which provide the only light we have to the middle of our house. in joe's design, by getting rid of the barrier and extending the light will appropriately, you can see the windows of our house. we would get a limited amount of sunlight, which would be a blessing. the second concern i have is still with the height of their building, which is still taller than our building. given the slope of the street, you can still see their building standing above our building when you are standing at the top of lloyd street. especially from the back, they have a four-story design. our house -- this is a picture of my dog -- is only 2.5 stories, at two stories with a little bit of a peak there. theirs is going to stand above all the houses at the back. we think it still does not match the rest of the houses on the street. the neighbors example design shows that two three-bedroom two-bedroom units can easily fit in a three-story structur

. >> and that is senator joe lieberman. he ran last time as an independent.democratic senator kent conrad is not going to run again. a bunch of other senate democrats fighting tough reelection fights in 2012. any thoughts on what the next senate is going to look like? >> right now looks good for the republicans. but obviously, two years is a lifetime in politics. every democrat up in 2006 -- 20121 in 2006, a great democratic year. republicans to survive and 2006 are pretty strong. you have a lot of states that are purple that turned red since then. pennsylvania, ohio, florida, go right through the list. michigan even. >> numbers are terrible for democrats. >> lieberman and conrad have been around for a long time. >> democrats keep a connecticut, and north dakota -- after 2012 is unlikely there will be any democrat. >> you have this institution. what does it cost you to lose the institutional memory? >> anytime you lose it cost you something. but it seems that with each election cycle, we get people who are more at the edges of left and right at less likely to

--en el 2010, se realizaron 20 homicidios en la ciudad de san joÉ, lo que representa la cifra Ás bajaen oakland, se registraron tres tiroteos en un lapso de tan solo seis horas, resultando en la muerte de dos personas. -- la primera balacera se desaÓ ayer en frente de una casa localizada cerca del centro comercial "eastmont", causando la muerte de "christopher jones", un joven de 17 aÑos. mientras que la hermana de la victima fue baleada en el pie. -- las autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de 25-mil Ólares para quien proporcione informacion que lleve al arresto de los responsables del tiroteo. . -- con este crimen, oakland termiÓ el aÑo con 95 homicidios, 15 menos de los que ocurrieron en el 2009.--y poco despÉs de la media noche ocurrÓ el primer homicidio del 2011. -- se trata de una persona que fue baleada en frente de un edificio de apartamentos.--en este incidente, otras tres personas fueron hospitalizadas. -- regresando a san joÉ, la poliÍa arresÓ a un indigente que cometÓ varios robos la semana pasada en el centro comercial "valley fair". -- "joseph jenkins", fue detenido en un

[applause] >> joe, if joe is right and it comes down to the crippling debt we are facing, then what in the world happened in the past weeks? because it all sounds good until you're about to have your taxes increased or -- >> i think you're looking at the 700 million by extending any of the taxes that wouldn't receive the cash, right? >> no, my biggest problem is -- and as a conservative, i love tax stops, i don't think the government should take 40, 50% of our money, but when you are $14 trillion in debt, if you're going to extend taxes, tax cuts, the bush tax cuts, and you're going to do all these other things at a cost of $950 billion you are already $14 trillion in debt, you've got to pay for it. now this is what i found and this is where both parties come together, they say we've got to pass this. it is a national emergency. we've got to get people back to work. so barack obama said two years ago national emergency, we've got to do this to revive our economy to get people back to work. and we can't go on without paying for it, and it's the same thing that we heard george w. bush sa

i'm you. >> she beat mike castle, then lost to the man filling joe biden's seat. >> joe biden. big bleeping deal. >> it was. >> it was. >> my favorite is the candidate for the governor. i will remember him, "the rent is too high." the creepiest part of o'donnell's ad. "i'm you." >> jimmy macmillan. and sarah palin, who asked muslims to refudiate the mosque at ground zero. >> my favorite quote is when obama says we won't kick the problem of the debt down the road. he has said this several times. >> i have two. meg whitman, when she said the reason she moved to california was because the schools and economy were so great. she failed to note that was the last time jerry brown was governor. creating the groundwork for a great ad. >> stars of the future? rubio? paul ryan will be head of the budget committee. he is going to be with the voice of republicans. a good thing for republicans. >> colby, your star of the future. >> rubio, republican vice presidential candidate. >> happy new year. see you next week. >> for a transcript, go to

i'm you. >> she beat mike castle, then lost to the man filling joe biden's seat. >> joe biden. big bleeping deal. >> it was. >> it was. >> my favorite is the candidate for the governor. i will remember him, "the rent is too high." the creepiest part of o'donnell's ad. "i'm you." >> jimmy macmillan. and sarah palin, who asked muslims to refudiate the mosque at ground zero. >> my favorite quote is when obama says we won't kick the problem of the debt down the road. he has said this several times. >> i have two. meg whitman, when she said the reason she moved to california was because the schools and economy were so great. she failed to note that was the last time jerry brown was governor. creating the groundwork for a great ad. >> stars of the future? rubio? paul ryan will be head of the budget committee. he is going to be with the voice of republicans. a good thing for republicans. >> colby, your star of the future. >> rubio, republican vice presidential candidate. >> happy new year. see you next week. >> for a transcript, go to

--la oficina que se encarga de vigilar la conducta de la policia de "san joÉ", trabajaÁ muy de cerca pÓxima semana, el consul "david figueroa" firmaÁ un convenio con la jueza "ladoris cordwell", auditora independiente de la poliÍa, que permitira que un representante de esa oficina, visite la sede consular una vez al mes para atender las preguntas y quejas de los mexicanos en san joÉ.--en los ultimos aÑos la policia de aquella ciudad ha sido acusada de realizar detenciones con tintes raciales y se estima que esto ha mermado la confianza de la gente en la corporacÓn. ---los republicanos eliminaron un peligro potencial con los votantes latinos al no entregar el cargo principal de un subcomité de inmigración a un congresista que alguna vez propuso detener a los inmigrantes indocumentados con una cerca electrificada, como si fueran "ganado".---en vez de elegir a "steve king", de iowa, como presidente del subcomité de inmigración, ciudadanía y otros asuntos relacionados, los republicanos eligieron al representante de california, "elton gallegly". ---"gallegly" tiene posturas severas contra

joe vazquez on what the neighbors saw and heard. joe? >> reporter: it happened just beyond this fence line in a rural area known for its large ramp houses. according to the alameda county sheriff's department a man was shot after confronting law enforcement with a knife. a small army of what appear to be search and rescue workers gather to get a briefing from police. they are helping investigate an officer involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriffs spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed behind this house in the east foothills. >> pop, pop, gunshots. >> reporter: brian van wagner was feeding his farm animals when he heard the shots around 12:30 in the afternoon and watched the officers swarm into the area. >> talked to a sheriff deputy and he stated that there of a suspicious person that was reported at ardell's place and law enforcement showed up and approached the man down in the ravine and he came back at them with an unclosed weapon and shots were discharged. >> reporter: ardell is the o

joe vazquez says when it was over officers had shot and killed a suspect. joe? >> reporter: ken, it happened right back here beyond the fence line. the sheriff's department saying a man with a knife confronted police officers and one officer shot him dead. a family arm of search and rescue workers gathered to get a briefing from police helping to investigate an officer- involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriff's spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed behind this house in the east foothills. >> pop, pop. just gunshots. >> reporter: he was feeding his farm animals when he heard the shots around 12:30 p.m. in the afternoon then he watched all of the officers swarm into the area. >> talked to a sheriff deputy and he stated that there was a suspicious person that was reported at ardelle's place. he came back with an undisclosed weapon and shots were discharged. >> reporter: ardelle is the owner of this house. he is an attorney. he says he doesn't want to talk about it on camera but he tells me a neighbor came running u

joe vasquez helps clearing out some confusion. joe?> reporter: it appears to be a legal grey area whether he can delay his inauguration. the fact is he has done it and that has a lot of folks here in city hall and all the way to the capital in sacramento wondering what happens next. who is gonna be the next mayor of san francisco? the truth is nobody knows. >> i'm gonna nominate sheriff mike hennessey. >> reporter: but we did see sheriff mike hennessey walking through the supervisor's office this afternoon, the board may have the 6 votes needed to appoint hennessey and intrim mayor tomorrow. >> mike would be a good choice and if we were to come up with 6 or more votes for mike hennessey perhaps that would give the mayor the comfort level to proceed to take his office as lieutenant governor. >> reporter: mayor gavin newsom has delayed his swearing-in to the lieutenant governor's office so a more moderate board will select the replacement after they take office saturday. but the board is expected to defy his wishes and try anyway. >> he

man omen oh had a team high 25 points, they took joe smith number 1 overall.ad they didn't take that man. mcdyess still turning dunking at age 36. david lee, 12 boards, eva longoria's ex-doesn't seem too distracted. i guess erin berry was in the house tonight. easy of the warriors. >>> by now you know the bears super bowl hopes went up in flames to the super bowl packers. now something else is on fire. >> going gets tough, just quit. jay cutler did. >> bears fans are burning. quarterback jay cutler's jersey. he came out of yesterday's game with a knee injury that fans and nfl players thought he should have played through and it started getting ugly. via twitter maurice jones, jacksonville running back, said all i'm saying is he can finish game on a hurt knee. i played the whole season on one. >> the cardinals darnell dockett tweeted if i'm on chicago's team jay cutler has to wait until me and the team shower, dress and leave before he comes in the locker room. now after an mri was performed cutler did sprain his mcl and his teammates are unset with the second

sports reporter joe fonzi is live in oak lands with today's interesting developments, joe. >> reporterfrank, these are transitional times, lots of names are in the mix but it is as you said truly a coaching carousel. the national star of the carousel is without question jim harbaugh. the stanford coach may right now have more leverage than he will at any other time in his coaching career. he is number one on the wish list of trent balky. hue jackson is probably the trigger that forced the hand of davis. not known for his quick decision, davis decided not to renew tom cable. jackson is considered the lead candidate for the vacancy. has reportedly been interviewed and is said to be on the short lest with other teams. the firing of rick rodriguez in michigan opens the door -- that possibility seems to be losing steam. michigan's athletic director says he expects harbaugh to take an nfl job. john gruden might be a good plan b, he has won a super bowl and so has bryan billick. both are currently working in television and both represent -- then there's always a potential surprise. in 2003 de

joe miller, the republican senate candidate from alaska. morel got his 15 minutes after being endorsed by sarah palin and the tea party but miller lost the election in -- to a write-in candidate and incumbent, namely lisa murkowski. miller has been hung out to dry since then. 15 minutes of fame. best spin of the year, pat. >> larry king. i want to spend more time watching my kids play little league ball, when he didn't want to go. >> he will eleanor. >> he will be missed. he had a very -- his own style of interviewing. >> did he indeed. >> very successful. best spin, billions of dollars of corporate money is not a problem in the political process because we spend more b in that as well. best spin of the year, that healthcare reform was about healthcare. it was never about healthcare. it was about government control. >> mark. >> the best spin was that obama care would in fact save money. >> the best spin of the year, president obama's own post-mid- term spin. voters sent him a message, he says. the message according to obama was compromise w

host: joe, are you still there? caller: i wonder what that has to do with my original question and my original observation. we are talking about a stalking horse. the republicans filibustered everything. we had more than 100 filibusters under this economy -- under this congress. how can you expect things to be done under those circumstances given that level of obstruction and b.s. from the republicans? guest: i thought i got to the point. one thing that is interesting is that something will have to be done. there are two major problems facing republicans. the continuing resolution run out in early march. the debt ceiling issue comes up in february. many senate democrats will get in bob -- will get involved. those two issues are going to insure that something will be done. they do not have an option not to do something. host: next up, san francisco, california. you are on the "washington journal w with -- with reid wilson. caller: i thought the former caller was whining. anyway i called michael steele last year and t

reports live from stanford, i'm joe fonzi. >> stanford provided a great regular season, a great orange bowl victory, and the 49ers need to present us with a great offseason. >> it's going to be interesting. mark, thank you. >> and thank you for joining us tonight. good night. w t ileororr li irore shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪

they rely on joe to know where the pipe is. when joe retires we have a problem. so we need so start remembering and know where they are. what the decay curves are and their life expectancy to know where to put that. we can work with that and improve on them. as we improve our climate models we can use those tools to talk to each other. one of the things i'd like to leave on the table a lot of us should work together to know where the pipes are for world peace. >> there's n is a classic story i will not tell about joe and his knowledge of where the pipes are. i want to tie a couple of things together. the consensus issue was raised. i want to come back to this point that not everything is equally uncertainty. if you look at consensus. sea level is going up not down, temperature is going up, not down. snow melt is going to melt faster, not slower and run off the timing will change with more run off in the winter and less in the spring. magnitudes, there's more uncertainty but direction is often important from a management point, and we know a lot about direction an

debt or should they be left to the politicians in washington for the mistake of business insider's joe weisenthal after the book. is filled with joy. with parades and church. inspiring people with insouciance. good was everything really good and what's in the mouths of. those she shared her thoughts with her diary it all became evidence in the trial for counter-revolutionary activity. the evidence which condemned to label. the diary of a soviet school on. you're watching r t seven thirty in the morning here in moscow with more top stories for this hour no more to say russia defends its reporting to the plane crash that killed poland's president warsaw continues with its own probe both sides are optimistic that bilateral relations will not be harmed by the investigation. from arms reduction to a reset in u.s. relations russia's foreign minister did say his rundown of twenty minutes sergei lavrov is confident that russia and nato will find common ground over a joint missile defense prague. you wrote. about her the u.s. refusing super taishan is to haiti despite the united arab prices sti

joe mccarthy, they would have found their joe mccarthy. that is not to defend in the of mccarthy's actions. please. we now have the evidence of how many people were guilty and the way that they lied. very disturbing. other questions. >> i wonder if you have any comment on the will of american corporations as dupes for america's foes such as henry ford and the ford corporation and also armand hammer. and also know that the flow of corporate money into the elections has become -- the floodgates have been opened, if you have any concern about american companies that want to do business with communist countries, either selling the products or by raw materials, using their influence on american politicians which is only going to grow to force american policy in the direction that is more sympathetic to china and less sympathetic to the american worker. >> i will cut you off. i have not looked into it. but didn't find much. armand hammer was not on my list. i am serious. the multi volume set. i am telling you, it is an extraordinary thing. so ma

[laughter] okay, joe. >> joe. again, to the question of five today, and this is for jon.u think it was naive, and you can blame this on rahm emanuel or the president, for them to come in and insist on a bipartisan agenda when the character of the republican party has been clear for a long time both during the election campaign of 2008, before that during the bush administration, before that when clinton was president. to come in and act as if we have the same bipartisan arrangement with republicans as existed in the 1965 which you alluded to before is five today at its worst. and i want to know if you think they were naive in their pursuit of a bipartisan agenda. >> well, some, i guess not novel scoop up to a point. i think they were partly naive. obama said to a few columnists right after the stimulus passed, you know, in the first month of his presidency, you know, i'm not a sap. and the fact he had to say i'm not a sap suggested that question of whether they had been taken advantage of by this republican strategy of obstruction, you know, was a legitimate one. but i'm

joe fonzi is here. >> remember as a kid you would circle the double headers? those are the ones you wanted to go to. for cal today, it was a matter of finishing the first one over .500. last year's spark plug, jerome randall paying his respects today. cal led by 12 at the half and held the ducks off in the 2nd half. oregon tried to save it here it didn't work. oregon staying within striking range, but this time cal within striking range. cal making it a weekend sweep of the oregon schools handling the ducks. they are 5-4 in the conference. >>> after the big win on thursday night against gonzaga you could have seen this coming for st. maries. the giles down by 2 before -- the gaels down by 2 before they caught on fire. tim douglas with his second chance. the pilots went on the 25-2 run going in front by 27 points. missing the 3, but knutson does not miss the putback. they could not dig out of their hole. at 6-1 they lose in the conference for the first time. 18-4 overall. >>> something had to give in the women's finals of the australian open. this is what they

joe scarborough, thanks as always.overage of the state of the union address here live in washington. i feel the same way when i do taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step-by-step. and calculations are guaranteed 100% accurate, so i know it's done right. they even offer representation in case of an audit. which helps me reach my maximum refund, guaranteed. >> try turbotax online now. you don't pay unless you're satisfied with the results. >>> we're back. our coverage of the state of the union continues and in addition to our panel and correspondents we are joined by another guest who you saw perhaps on camera front and center listening to the president of the united states, the longest serving female member of the u.s. senate in american history. five termer barbara mikulski, democrat of the state of maryland. thank you for talking to us tonight. >> good evening, brian. it was a very special night. we came in two by twos. a little bit like noah's ark but there was a great sense of warmth and comrade

joe dieden, bill clinton, nancy pelosi and first lady, michelle obama were among those who j oined the kennedy family for the funeral funeral -- family funeral. >> for those of you who were involved in seeing how the peace corps started or seeing how the war on poverty started, near w as -- here was the man at the core of this who showed more, lost more but he showed up every day and found joy in life. >> shriver's son-in-law, former governor arnold schwarzenegger, was among the pallbearers. the coffin was take ton a grave yard in hyannis, massachusetts. >>> le lend yee is introducing a bill to use competitive bidding for all energy-related projects. he says that would lead to more solar projects and green jobs as well as save taxpayer money. he says competitive bidding would open up business to small ircontractors, including business owned by minorities and women. >>> san francisco's great highway is set to be closed to remove shifting sand. the road will be closed between lincoln way and float boulevard. the work starts on monday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and will continue for

penn state's joe paterno. a whole lot more coming up in sports. ,,,, ♪ i may be mud, but i have standards. mops? please. some of them have bacteria. ♪ and they try to pick me up? ew. i'm really hard to get. uh! ♪ what about love?! [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can grow bacteria. swiffer wetjet's antibacterial solution eliminates 99.9% of bacteria that mops can spread around. i like your pad! [ male announcer ] swiffer cleans better than a mop or your money back. instead of the pac ten champ taking on the big ten champ... it was third ranked t-c-u crashing the party at th >>> taking on a different look. intcument corn frogs one of wins the sprint to the endzone to give th >> end of the first quarter andy dalton faking the handoff winning it to the end zone to get them a 14-10 lead over wisconsin. up 21-13. banging his way in for the score. not going to be stopped. with 2 minutes to play. 21-19. 132 yards on the ground for ball but they call a pass on the two-point conversion instead of run

joe paterno playing in a bowl game.e did and a whole lot more coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bowl.. normally its the pac ten champ and big ten champ.. not this year... this time we get 3rd ranked t.c.u crashing the party, and looking to prove a point, against wisconson and . >>> the rose bowl. this year we get third ranked t. c.u crashing the party. one of three teams to go undefeated in the regular season. end of the first quarter take a look at some of the action. andy dalton fakes the handoff and wins the sprint to the ends zone to give tcu a 14-10 lead. fourth quarter now horn frogs up 21-13. give it to ball. he banks his way in with the score 2 minutes to reply. 21-19. 132 yards on the ground. they call for the pass. two-point conversion. horn frogs do the leaping. block it. knock it down. tcu wins the rose bowl 21-19 and finished the season a perfect 13-0. >>> it is kind of funny to think of the two coaches in today's outback bowl. 46-year-old urban myers retiring and not the 84-year- old joe paterno. joe

and joe vazquez on what the neighbors saw and heard. joe? >> reporter: it happened just beyond this fence line here in a rural area known for its large ranch houses. according to the alameda county sheriff's department a man was shot after confronting law enforcement with a knife. >> reporter: a small army of what appear to be search and rescue workers gathered to get a briefing from police. they are helping investigate an officer-involved shooting. a santa clara county sheriff spokesman said it was a san jose police officer who shot a man along a creek bed behind this house in the east foothills. >> pop, pop. just gunshots. >> reporter: brian was feeding his farm animals when he heard the shots around 12:30 p.m. in the afternoon then watched all the officers swarm into the area. >> talked to a sheriff deputy and he stated there was a suspicious person that was reported and then lawence forcement showed up. approached the man down in the ravine and he came back with an undisclosed weapon and shots were discharging. >> ardelle is the owner of

with police there, joe vazquez in san francisco. thank you so much. >>> it has been colder and wetter outside this week but you're probably staying in for that. lawrence karnow is here with what you need to know about the weather ahead. and it looks rainy and chilly, lawrence. >> it is pretty chilly out there right now. temperatures in the 40s outside. seeing showers showing up out there. cells move on shore as we speak. stretching in across the bay. you've got this cell moving in across the bay headed toward hayward. throughout the next 10 minutes or so you'll see showers there. little bit further to the north we are looking at more widely scattered shadows. up into the hills in toward walnut creek and concord as well. in the north bay seeing most of the activity right now more showers beginning to show up. some heavier bands. off the coastline seeing stronger storms. a cold front about to make its way onshore. moving in just in time for new year's and beyond. >> thanks a lot, lawrence. >>> a south bay homeowner could face charges

court of justice in the hague that dispatch pictish the construction of fish barrier each of ego but if joe continue continues building it right now when of huge called nineteen twenty five hundred dunam about to be confiscated from the village i think. that was probably one. strike short. thanks. thanks. jonathan polak has participated and direct actions on demonstrations for many years several times a week. he has been arrested and physically injured by israeli soldiers

joe vasquez on the problems some are complaining about. joe?dana, there are a range of issues and the more extreme cases they haven't picked up the trash in a few days. in other cases they are adjusting to everything from new schedules to new kinds of bins. the cory cole gee says yes they are working out the kinks after justac inquiring 92,000 more customers along 10 cities here in the peninsula tom march tell a can't seem to get hits garbage picked up properly. >> frustrating. see how narrow it is down there. >> reporter: he says a lot stays there because of the design of the bin and the automated garbage truck doesn't finish job. >> the arm comes, picks up the garbage, flips it upside down. >> reporter: but it didn't dump all the garbage. >> didn't dump all the garbage. >> reporter: he is one of a myriad of people. recology began service monday taking over from allied waste. >> any time a major transition of garbage service happens there are bound to be growing pains. >> spokesman albert bernie says they have been preparing for this transitio

joe vazquez tells us how all this happened. joe? >> reporter: ken, the owner of this house says that she called pg &e and said look your wireless transmitter from your smart meter is causing interference problems in my house. remove it. pg &e said we do not remove smart meters. this is the old fashioned kind. apparently they made an exception here. >> that's the motion detector. >> reporter: it has been on the blink since september. >> on for a minute, off for a minute. on, off. >> reporter: what's the problem? at first she didn't know. >> my daughter first night this happened my daughter said it is your smart meter. >> reporter: her daughter was right. smart meters are the devices that automatically measure your use of electricity. they can also sometimes pg&e says rarely interfere with household electronics. she called pg&e. >> i told him to take it out. he said they don't remove them. they do. they have to. >> reporter: after months they decided to replace the smart meter with other smart meters one after another with increasingl

joe vazquez, cbs5. >> police believe a robbery at a san jose bank was an inside job. kit dough shows us what tips investigators had. >> reporter: it was a lot of little things, dana, and what the teller said during the investigation that led detectives to believe this was just not a real robbery. >> at first it seemed like a run of the mill robbery at this bank of america inside a lucky's on west capital expressway in san jose but detectives had a hunch it was fishing. >> it was determined this was actually a fake robbery. >> reporter: last week 20-year- old stephen davis walked in wearing a hooded shoot and sunglasses an passed a note demanding money from 2 the teller. luna handed over an undisclosed amount of cash but he did not follow proper bank procedures on what to do during a robbery and that was a red flag. >> a lot of times they will go in there and they will start interviewing individuals, they will look at evidence and

it happened right in the heart of fisherman's wharf, right next to joe's crab shack, across the street from the fishing boats right on jefferson street. it's an area always full of people. it happened around 8:20 last night inside the store. it's a little shop that sells everything from luggage to sweatshirts to perfume. a man and a woman inside the store were shot to death. tourists were in shock. >> it's a little scary for tourists. we are hearing that it doesn't usually happen this way but it was extremely busy at the times and a little scary we had almost gone in the store but decided to

joe vasquez says there is a hefty reward to go along with it.. >> reporter: the family has mixed feelings, while they would like to see whoever broke in brought to juts they find it more important to have their loved one's remains returned. that's why they have offered a $10,000 reward no questions asked. the door has been jimied, the glass shattered, a grave robber has struck the oakmont cemetery in lafayette. >> it's sad. heartbreaking to see this, for no apparent reason. >> reporter: sunday night someone broke into a mausoleum and stole the urn containing the remains of roberto gonzalez. it looks gold but is actually made of brass. he grew up poor and became a start-up rich man, his company soared to great heights just before the internet bust. thomas gonzalez died young of a rare form of cancer back in 2001. he was 35. his family placed history mains at the top of a hill on the oakmont cemetery property so on clear days he could look out at mount diablo. >> one of the family members has talked to the police and they have reported another bre

you ask, joe, if that's so, if the u.s. government recognizes the plo and fatah as terrorist organizations, and the antiterrorism act is still the law today, then how is mahmoud abbas able to come to the white house and how is the plo able to have an office only less than 2 miles from the white house? simple. because president barack obama and presidentorn w. bush before him and president bill clinton before him signed presidential waivers every six months to circumvent the law. so this past october, when secretary of state hillary clinton was the keynote speaker at the annual conference for the american task force on palestine, an event which also featured as a speaker the united states representative to the plo, she had no qualms about doing it. indeed, she had a huge smile on her face as she took to the podium with the president of the task force or atfp beside her. here's hillary clinton with a smile on her face and there he is. shame on you hillary, shame on you. [applause] >> the task force itself is connected to the