but johnathon makes a good point. alternative to not being in school doesn't mean you are a street criminal. there is a lot of waste in the school system. let me finish. there are subjects that are taught that should not be taught. you know, weaving 301 doesn't need to be taught in school. you can learn a lot of things. if you stick to the basics, reading, writing and areth metic. that is fine. there is a ton of things you can cut before raising taxes. >> julian, what about having kids go back to school the day after thank thank or have a shorter holiday and jewishish-christmas holiday. what about that? >> there is it all kinds of things to do like that and i agree with the point that our secondary education system needs all kinds of reform. in california they had cuts looking at 10 billion in cuts. polls will say that people generally oppose tax increases, but california showed, when you talk about modest and in particular tax increases that are enforced. 3 percent increase for people over $250,000. it is supported i

we have wayne rogers and johnathon honic and joining us this holiday week. we have that as well welcome to all of you tracey, all of these actions in the port and west coast. you think it is it a threat to retailers. christmas is it right around the corner. >> retailers use the season to take the numbers from the red to the black. this is their bread and butter. anything in the way could hurt them as a result hurt them and the jobs and economy. you can see what is happening with our twinkie and hostess and all . people who make them. they are out of the a job because of union workers who are demanding more. be lucky you have a job right now. >> wayne, if you look at thanksgiving to news years. and this is it super bowl for retailers for profits and unions know that and the timing is rough, don't you think? >> i don't see it that way. timing is off. you have merchandise in the tore right now. you caint sell it for the holiday season. what happens on black friday and going forward into the christmas season. all of that merchandise has to be here. you have to o

i agree with johnathon. i am not sure this ever.e, it is really, really hard to be here in the greatest country in the world. but it does put job creators off who could do. london we are kind half of large properties are bought by foreigners and it adds 25 billion to the london economy. and that can be shift tod places in the uk that are not fortunate. it would help the american necessary my view. >> i can understand why spain did no one is buying homes and we have high unemployment in the u.s.. >> i agree with johnathon and you tend to agree with smart people i am not sure what tracey has against drug lords. >> i am an immigrant. >> this country was built on immigration. it should not be doubled but multiplied by 100. >> and that's what i am doing. tracey, i grateagree with what you are saying. if we are relying on foreigners to tanglewood resort properties incorporation up our housing market, we are in a basket here. we need jobs and an economy that is booming and housing market takes care of itself. bringing in foreigners that ar

>> johnathon, however, saw a way around it.hn soarship money to give to kiely something her family couldn't afford, her insurance company declined to pay for. it is called an omnipod the first tubeless insulin pump. >> it's amazing. how do you say thank you to somebody that gave your child that you couldn't give them? >> reporter: kylie and johnathon have seen each over a number of times since his donation and will likely see each other more. >> this is a boost to help me to continue to get up in the morning and run in the rain and swim outside in the dark. knowing that i can help to raise some money and help other children like kylie. >> reporter: two people brought together by a disease, bonded for life by a desire to giback. >> bye-bye. >> garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> when we return, we will show you how two with pro athletes helped neighbors in need in the bay area. >>> three astronauts returned to earth. they land after spending four months on the space station. another three remain on board including one american

prosecutors say he and johnathon will banks murdered one man and attempted to murder a police officer. the deputy say says both suspects shot and killed rory when they tried to car jack him during their crime spree. >> anyone who is willing to do those things 0 poses a threat and it is quickly to get him off the streets as soon as possible. >> both suspects created four robberies. wilbanks could face the death penalty. as for mull droe, because he is only 15 will not face the death penalty. >>> nbc chopper over head. a truck was carrying demollered cars on 880 when several fael fell off on to the freeway. the truck may have clipped an overpass when it passed by. you see the backup there, miles after the accident. in fact, two lanes remain closed at this hour on 880 in san leandro. >>> san francisco could see same-sex marriages again. the supreme court is deciding whether to hear argue s concerning proposition 8. the law was deemed unconstitutional by a federal judge two years ago. the ruling has been on hold ever since as the caseworks through the appeals court. if the supreme court d

the first suspect, 26-year-old johnathon dawson willbanks faces multiple charges with special circumstances. wilbanks is held without bail and due back in court on december 5th. >>> a san jose man wanted for murder is taken in to custody after he was spotted shopping at wal-mart on black friday. it happened at the wal-mart in morgan hill yesterday where an off-duty probation officer was also shopping. he recognized 18-year-old jay sob standing in the check out line. he had outstanding warrants at if ar murder and attempted murder. morganhill police responded and covered the store exits and made their arrest. he went down safely while the store was full of black friday shoppers. >>> black friday and small business saturday are behind us and time to rest up for cybermonday. this year, on-line sales are expected to grow to $1.5 billion. odds are if you have to work you are not going to have to look over your shoulder as you shop. a national survey found fewer employers say they will block access to on-line shopping sites. now just a third instead of two-thirds who shut down shopping at work la