. >>> the fires have roared through variation locations in downtown san josi. in this unsettling string was set just this morning. so far only property has been damaged, but some fear that this will change if this brazen arsonist strikes again. this is a sketch of the suspected firebug that officials are hoping to catch the suspect. and talking about the similars between the fire. >> reporter: the arsonist has struck a church, commercial building and several residences like this overnight. authorities think he is sticking to an area he knows well, striking in the overnight hours and using ordinary debrises to start the fire. they released this sketch. he has been spotted on surveillance video near several of the scenes and investigators say he looks familiar to the video obtained by ktvu. >> just hope he is going to be contained quickly. >> reporter: until then neighbors are taking action, clearing debris and anything that might burn. >> we're going to be vigilant and watching. >> it makes you stay up at night and wondering if it could be me? >> reporter: there

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tomorrow, san josi forecasted high of 70, los gatos 80 and san francisco 66.r five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, more sunshine by monday. a few clouds tuesday and wednesday and again, late january and we're talking about fire danger thursday night into friday. as a mentioned late in the month we could see a change. and we're holding on to hope for that. >> thank you mark. minnesota is marking the end of an era, the metro dome is coming down. crews deplated the roof by turning off the fans that had supported it. the roof made of fiberglass fabricthane collapsed of the process took about 35 minutes. demolition of the rest of the stadium begins next week. the vikings will have a new stadium by the 2016 season. >>> tahoe challenged the seahawk's 12m man and using their massive snow grooming machine nicknamed the beast to crush the seahawk's logo made of snow. hundreds of fans cheered on demolition and there was a similar crush the seahawk's event at heaven resort. >> speaking of the seattle we'll go there next before tomorrow's nfc championship. s

san josi 54 and san francisco one of the warmer locations currently checking in the upper 50s at 57. this is a time-lapse looking out towards mount tam. the interesting cloud formation from the south to the north. right now we have clearing skies across a good portion of the bay area. for tonight we have a few clouds out there, tomorrow partly sunny skies. here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco and forecasted high in san francisco tomorrow morning, 50 degrees. by 12:00, 62 and on track to reach the mid-60s. here is the change that i'm talking about for next week, more clouds and we could be tracking a few scattered showers rain showers dropping in from the are north. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning start out sunday in the low to upper 30s force santa rosa, napa and as i mentioned a few high clouds pushing through the region tomorrow morning. here is the bigger picture in the pacific. you see all of those clouds once again iolite here? high pressure still in command of our weather and we're talking about 60s and lower 70s for tomorrow. changes for next w

dapper, and i love this josie do you know him?well, nice to see you. >> and you look wonderful. >> and one time, and very nice. >> and little different once in a while. >> and the men, you guys, you don't have a lot of options all of the time, and so you have to do what you can do. >> i like to mix it up a little by. and i have the two best, and the comfort to open up the jacket and not worry about it, and put on a couple of pounds in all of the festivities and the weeks. >> and you can hang tonight, because this is like the actors honoring the actors, and so do you know everybody in the room? >> well, it is, and that part is re really nice, and the honor is really nice, because it is from the fellow actors, and my only bummer is that, you know, matt and i are in the same category and been there since the beginning and a little bittersweet. >> but that means that you have produced a pretty good piece of televisi television. >> sure does. it means that, because at that point, it does not matter who is better, because you are making

josie wong decided to get a vaccination. we're well into flu season, experts say it's not too late. >> if you remember h1n1 it hit in spring, 2009. and so our message remains the same, getting sack vein yated. >> we have brought concerns tonight. 17 california communities could soon run out of water. experts say without rain they can run out within months 17 communities are in danger of running out of water. most are rural communities >> drought is pushing fishing in the bay area. and officials say the move to protect as many fish as a stream flow dwindles you've heard a storm is moving through the bay area. it's not expected to help. you can see there have been light showers but will tlb more? >> yes. we're about to get some rain here. and first system in weeks. let's get to sandhya patel. >> it is dry. you're going to want to hang on to there is a little bit of moisture starting to show up thflt storm hasn't actually made it to the bay area yet. take a look at pacific picture. you'll see it's still off the coast. it's goin

we learned this month that a woman named josie, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, recently lost her doctors. she was forced to postpone her scheduled biopsy and follow-up treatment. the reason: josie's insurance rolled over into a new plan and the exchange under obamacare at the start of the new year. seniors are losing their trusted doctors, too. americans are disclosing deeply personal information, including their health care histories and their social security numbers, to this flawed web site that is ripe for hacking. if truth-in-advertising rules applied to obamacare, it would be banned as an unfair and an unreliable product. let me give you an example. we were all told that this massive law would dramatically expand cofnlg for the uninsured -- coverage for the uninsured. yet a recent "wall street journal" article cites a mackenzie study that undermined this process. "only 11% of consumers who bought new coverage under the will you were previously uninsured, according to mackenzie and company survey of companies thought to be eligible for the health care law marketplaces. one re

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that's very much and the future for the wood pellets including as josie and spoke to spotlight back onto the boards that people who want to know the details of how appalled by the severance deal was negotiated in some detail at times they want to know who proved to us. i'm sad day but the issue of timing and place in line to this happen until the issue of comp at the stake at what they need this would be granted and deeds. but writing that does a broader perspective will disclose produces two seasons will of the number of organizations and non compliance with the agency guidelines that they expected us to come takes to be told this is taking place at the bac. the condition of this sweet girl that needing surgery to get to see or see themselves might not come under the spotlight for a couple of weeks again politico the meetings involving the agency. well if witnesses are looking to pierre and is no suggestion that anybody is reluctant to be a few months adp very old boys in the current climate he seemed to reject an invitation from the dnc. they have the car to cope with all that going co

credit cards they can build a profile on your way easier than was ever possible in my day on a leash josie didn't exist in this type of technology. a reliance on developing personal contacts been dismissed by the windows were working in counterintelligence in the west more hours even though he said. we were pretty good. even then the fear of being listened and she was taken seriously th was a formal office tlenge ng n tomato told usth and i and my superior t any technology or a hat that they can use this calls me answed yes just going to get out these veterans of the spelling game might be impressed by the capabilities of the nsa the pickle juice about the quality of the information collected for dozens of hits they relied too much on technology that technology might make to locate a person or listen to their calls it doesn't let you know what they think the usa doing all the time to justify its intelligence gathering operation dove touched on to the point though by critics. since he continued. sometimes gets the thrall of the box the gym and the arnott was tom's causing u s government hun

public high school, where girls often aspired to be baton twirlers with the marching band, irene and josiee reluctant. it was the 1940s. was it unusual for mexican-american teenagers to do twirling? >> it was. my mom says, you go ahead and try out. they have a new music director, and we'll see if he'll get you in. and he was impressed with the two of us, and he let us in. >> irene went on to become mcallen high's first mexican-american drum majorette, an inspiration to her younger cousins. >> in essence, it really did not matter what race she was. she was just irene. >> irene also made an impression in the local beauty pageants, eventually being crowned miss south texas in 1958. >> she was everything i think that all little girls, especially the young cousins, wanted to grow up to be because she was so poised. i don't know if it's just the right word, elegant? >> after graduating from college, both irene and her sister became elementary school teachers in mcallen. it was both a mission and a joy to be with the children. >> she taught second grade. we had hilarious stories to tell each othe

on this day, josie wong decided to get a vaccination to try to protect herself. experts say it's not too late. >> if you remember when h1n1 first hit it hit in spring of 2009. there is no vaccine. now we have something we can give to prevent this. and so our message remains the same. getting vaccinateed. >> the spike this year is having unanticipating impact. dehydrated patients are coming into hospitals and they're given a saline solution. >> we probably have enough to last 2 or 3 weeks we're just, you know, trying to get what we can. >> jeanette is administrative director of pharmacy services. she says a combination of increase in patients and their manufacturer shutting down has been using alternatives to saline. >> so it's not normal. and it is worrysome. now, it's manageable. >> other hospitals say they're not experiencing shortages but with others reporting limited supplies, the fda is on notice. abc7 news. >> a brief scare for southwest airlines passengers flight 4479 hit a bird no, one was hurt. the boeing 737 returned to gates so mechanics could change t

josie jussive. they called him the twitter mall he was tweeting of things about president obama and secretary carry and they finally uncovered this guy and fired him. lincoln had his own version of twitter, this guy that really reminds me of joseph, a polish count to was working in the state department and published his diary at the height of the civil war and called lincoln pig had lincoln in said that his job was to keep steward for making a fool of himself. this guy had to be fired, just like joseph. so i think in the end he did a pretty good job of keeping his head among water amid these competing currents of 19th century right. his background was provincial. he was naturally diplomatic. but european diplomats tell of white lie, he would tell a story , a joke, and move off. francis carpenter said his laugh was like that they have a wild horse. that was a useful tool in the diplomatic world. when you hit the broad material, that was impressive. right at the beginning of lincoln's term their road

josie wong decided to get a vaccination to try to protect herself, even though we are well into the flu season experts say it is not too late. >> if you remember when h1n1 hit in the spring of 2009, there was no vaccination, so there was a lot of panic around it. now we have something to give the public so the message is the same, to get evacuationvaccinat >>> and a deep freeze in the south leaves many struggling to stay warm. one guy and his act of kindness coming up. >>> also, flooding, nothing to do with the wet weather. >>> and then strong accusations against russian officials accused in a case of olympic bribery. an abc news exclusive. you will hear from the man who you will hear from the man who says he was part of a one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> it is going to be around for the better part of today. >> we have this alert now, sky boulevard completely covered. >>> the governm

doing that kind of damage, and as we said, we're at penn station, new york, and this is the home of josiensit and the trains go west from here. the board is okay, a few delays, nothing serious at the moment. but amtrak, a lot of the trains coming in from dc and boston, coming in late and out late. but as you go up the country, dc is closed. and washington government has gone home because of the snow, states of emergency, which helps their budgets, and they are telling people to not come out of their homes unless they have to, and you have to feel sorry for cress chris. the world against chris christie at the moment, taking pops at him, but even the weather is against him. he was due to have a big party tonight to celebrate his second inauguration as governor of new jersey and he had to cancel it because of the huge storm, and there's a lot of food going to food pantries. >> hours to go before the storm is over, and in the middle of all of this, thousands of people are having trouble getting propane heat to their homes. there's plenty of propane across the country, but the suppliers are ha

will perform and i met new friends including 10-year-old josie.river. they are having fun here tonight. this is a song we always hear on new year's eve. but i don't know if anyone knows all of the words. is there anyone there who can help us there? >> i'm going to turn to kitty from kentucky. >> should auld acquaintance be forgot, nanananana! >> perfect! you did it wonderfully. >> is it about new friends or old friends. >> do you other than the words and i sang the words. >> sheri, do you know the words? auld lang sign? >> almost. >> no, i just mumble along. >> why not? >> what about you? do you know? you know, but you usually have to sing that song when you have a couple of cocktails in you. >> exactly. and you think you know it. i will pass it along. >> have a great time and be and happy new year to you and your family. i want to tell our viewers to help watch the countdown here on cnn. new year's eve live and it starts at 9:00 eastern eastern live from time square. all the best and the worst, a look back at 2013 starts now. happy new year! >> f

that is henry josie, 92 yards on 12. it gave them a 3-point lead.t that is a fumble with shane ray. shape is gone. 73 with the score. both teams ringing it up. missouri survives. 41-31 is your final. >> moving to the n.b.a., as the la clippers were trying to find their mow joe with doc rivers, their coach. they'll have to adjust to the loss of leader paul. who separated his shoulder. it occurred in the third quarter. he was fouled by mon ta ellis, averaging 20 points and 11 assists. paul left the arena with his right arm in a sling. >> the team will be evaluated sunday and monday. >> brazil leading the way for eco friendly living. getting to that point has not been easy. >> rachel 11 tells us how the greenest city is telling us how to grow responsibly. >> for these people. plastic bags, television sets can be turned into an organic meal. >> men have been lining up for years to exchange recyclable materials for vegetable and fruit. it is to teach the value of recycling. >> it's helpful. we trade in the recyclables. >> it will eveningly make its way h

joining us by phone, ron josie, jmp securities managing director and senior research analyst.for joining us, ron. i want to go to the after-hours report right now. it is trading down at about 36.40, yahoo! is, if we put yahoo! on the board. it ended the day at 38.20. what is causing the downdraft? >> that is a good question. if you look at earnings they made sort after push on top line of revenues. ebitda was better overall. they're showing headwinds in terms of pricing and display. it was a good number it was right in line with expectations on the top line. what might be reversing things we might look into what alibaba was in the quarter that might be the wildcard. liz: that is what everybody is looking for, the alibaba situation. let's go back to what you talked about before, pricing of ads versus volume of ads. >> sure. liz: wall street wanted to see better pricing is that why the stock is swinging to a lower price than what it closed at? >> that is certainly part of it. just to be clear, display revenues were down 6%. that is little below with we were expecting. two metric

joining us now to share her story is josie gretchen. >> tell us, you had coverage and you were all setlled over into a new obamacare plan that is part of the exchange. my doctors are no longer available in my network. so the surgeon that i was dealing with, following her orders, i no longer have access to. i don't have access to the facility where i was supposed to get a biopsy done on january 3rd. that was delayed about two weeks. basically, this is delaying all of my treatment and surgery. most people that get breast cancer don't wait this long to have a surgery. but it's as if i never had surgery at all. >> and so the peeled at sloan memorial said you were going to come here, but now you can't come here. >> yes. >> as a result, you had to delay the biopsy for the type of cancer you have, this did you cto invasive carcinoma. >> yes. >> and it's a serious, serious form of breast cancer. >> absolutely. >> what do the doctors say about this delay? >> everybody has been trying as far as sloan kettering is concerned, my primary care doctor, they've all been helping me try to get through t

the population in newly aging into the medicare program over 50 percent of the medicare enrollees josie medicare advantage plan that is potentially significant milestone. >> let me ask about the of parity with medicare advantage than fee-for-service. what is the parity between the two or reducing congress should stick to the reform and a forward or is there any justification to repeal? >> we have long advocated advocated, and mr. waxman mr. waxman, going back a decade there is financial neutrality between medicare advantage than traditional medicare. we continue to believe that is the wise course. the affordable care act to moves in that direction we would encourage congress to stick with that course. we expected with fiscal pressure from the reduction of the benchmarks that they would respond in part by lowering their cost, it did have fallen concurrent with a tightening of the benchmark suez is evolving as we expected and we urge you to continue on this path >> there were recommendations for changes but this deals without medicare vintage plans offered by employers are priced. could y

one of them today is with me for the state of the union, josie from michigan. and she will tell you as others will today at a press conference, there is an emergency, there is an emergency for them. extending u.i. is a moral american imperative. a moral american imperative. it's also a national economic benefit. the speaker asked for an offset , we're proposing one. so let us today have the chance to bring to the floor a bill to extend unemployment insurance , 1.6 million americans growing 72,000 every week. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady reserve her time? the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from kansas, mr. huelskamp. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. huelskamp: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 7, the no taxpayer funding of abortion act. it is a good bill. an important bill. that takes critical steps to protect the lives of the innocent unborn and the conscience rights of millions of americans. before dis