they went and they saw laura. n see laura.nt and they saw laura. >> did anyone come to you and say they felt unusual, that they saw anything unusual, that they had any doubts, fears, anything? >> no. >> not one person? >> no. no. >> laura started moving a lot more today. at times, she squeezes hands, wiggles toes, squints her eyes, though still closed, and moves her legs and arms. she's still in a comatose state, but her movements are very positive signs. >> they watched for the tiniest signs of consciousness. but when one came, it was a bit puzzling at first. lisa, you're at laura's bedside, and she yawned, which i guess she hadn't done prior to that. and she kind of opened her mouth, and you noticed something about her teeth. >> mm-hmm. >> tell me what you saw. >> well, i noticed that these two on either side in the front looked different to me. set a little bit differently than i thought laura's teeth had been. i said, look at her teeth. i think i pulled up the lip a little bit. we said, yeah, that does look a little differ

i said, aaron, bring laura over here. i want to have her say hi to our friends. so that's how they got a good close up look at her. and they just had a strange look that passed between them on their faces. and they were somewhat quiet the rest of the evening. >> that night, after a day with friends, lisa returned to her sister's bedside. her dad had told her about the events of the day. and now lisa looked with fresh eyes. >> at that moment it was night. i was sitting with her while she was falling asleep and just thinking, wow, this might not be laura and just looking at her and looking at her and still not feel 1g 00% positive, so i felt uneasy on my drive home. >> lisa turned it all over in her mind -- the pushed up teeth, the two blue eyes, the piercing that hadn't been there before. and now she had written her name as whitney. how could it be? >> i remembered that someone in ft. wayne had given us a cd that was played at whitney's funeral. i knew it had a picture of her on there. and so i went deliberately to look fo

. >> whitney was a freshman, laura a senior at taylor university. a small evangelical christian school in indiana. >> this sounds maybe quaint, but a real family feeling that you connected with so many other people there. >> laura and whitney were both outgoing and athletic with a wide circle of friends. they didn't know each other well, but one night they work ed together at taylor's fort wayne campus setting up a banquet. >> suzy, did you talk to laura that day? >> actually i had tried to call her phone between 8:00 and 8:30 that evening. i didn't get through. and so i thought, well, i'll call her later. >> how about you, lisa? >> we had been playing phone tag up to that day. she left me a message, i

washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> and i have a compliment for you, laura evans.nd the prompter's not working. >> it's not working. >> no, it's going to be a great day. it's all better from here and you -- . >> i love you, sue, and you look so nice today. >> thank you. >> and -- . >> that is sump a great job with the weather. today's a day where we will take the terrific compliments by the weather. what a nice day. >> wow. >> and 55 degrees at 6:00. and it didn't start out so nice if you were up early. >> yeah. >> you saw the fog, right? yeah. >> and it was not this bad everywhere n. northwest, it got thick. the visibility dropped and we're kind november our foggy season. once the fog burned off, though, a good amount of sunshine and the temperatures really respondd this afternoon. now, fog is a cloud on the ground and some of that moisture was likely contributed by this, you see the picture behind me, the snow over the weekend. my weather photo, the kids were enjoying it this weekend and a lot of that melted off with the warm temperatures. it's easy to send us a

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jon, laura? >> all right, bob.hank you for the update on that. >> it's 6:14 right now. 127-degree temperatures, and still snow managed to fall. this is what it looked like in clooefl yesterday. the bank thermometer malfunctioned. 127-degrees on the temperature side. >> i don't think that's accurate. i was mistaken. >> really, that temperature was closer to the 20s. the snowstorm has closed schools and canceled flights in the area. suspe isn't that crazy? >> it's crazy. i'm glad we don't have to deal with the snow, either. >> although woe could use it. >> let me tell you something about the bank signs. don't get me started, okay. usually they're comprised of metal, which conducts temperature. so, yeah, no. we don't believe those. let's talk about what is happening. you may not notice it until you walk out the front door and onto the roads this morning. we have really thick pockets, and the fog is getting worse out there. so we're expecting it to be the most dense between the hours of 7:00, 8:00. should get partial c

jon and laura?ank you very much. >>> first an officer killed in the line of duty, now more trouble in the wake of that tragedy. the city of vallejo is being sued for damage they say was caused by that crime. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in vallejo where homeowners are asking for thousands of dollars in compensation. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. these homeowners are saying their fences were torn down, their blinds were torn out, all while officers were involved in a very intense manhunt. one of their police officers, fellow officers was killed. s.w.a.t. teams were looking for the person who shot veteran police officer jim capoot in november who died of his injuries. that person, the suspect, also a bank robbery suspect. three homeowners are asking for nearly $11,000. they say that includes emotional distress. former sheriff in sacramento tells us that the city probably should pay, but the risk outweighed the cost. first here is the homeowner. >> it was scar

in it was laura. >> what?they were at the same place at the same time and at each other's birthday party? >> yes, but then tom's family moved away and the moms lost touch. >> after the first birthday, that was it. no contact. >> never saw each other again. >> i wonder all the people we've crossed paths with, became friends with later in the life, maybe i walked down the street and waved to beth, now i sit next to you. >> look closely at that picture and look at laura. she had her eyes on tom the whole time. >> this story is cool because it wouldn't happen nowadays. these moms would be facebook friends, pictures of baby plastered on the facebook profile and never would have lost touch. >> don't you miss the days where you lost touch? >> yeah. >> right. >>> behold the beauty of the snail. it's serene at the bottom of the ocean. it's also a deadly predator. it has a harpoon that comes out when a predator or when a food source is nearby. >> snails are decidedly slower than fish. so their harpoon, i guess, is the o

laura? you in a bit. >>> i want to remind you to check the weather any time when you download the new fox five weather app. go to apple's app store or the android market and search for d.c. weather. text fox 5 weather to 29473 or use a bar code scanner to scan our qr code. you will find out on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> i washington state is under a winter weather alert. seattle is expecting six inches of snow and that is a huge amount for them and that is their typical winter snow total. police are asking everyone to stay home. olympia, by the way, could break the record to 14 inches of snow with nearly two feet falling by tonight. >>> the economy has been rough on the nation's veterans. coming up, how companies in the d.c. area are trying to help put them back to work. >>> and if you have a story idea, call our tip line. the number is 202895-3000 and e- mail your tips to fox5tips@wttg.com. com.   . >> more americans are finding jobs these days. unemployment rates are on the

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good friday morning. we check in with christina lauren to find out how good it's going to be. >> not quite as good as the past couple of days. we've been so spoiled with 70 nz the south bay, the east bay and the north bay. today more like the mid 60s. but still staying comfortable. especially when you consider still the first week of january. the first friday of the year. but we'll see a nice rebound once the sun comes out. >> definitely if you're traveling out of the north bay where there's a quarter mile visibility in novato. but over here, oakland, we can see the roadway just fine from the coliseum camera. reports in lanes. i haven't seen it. we have scanned it. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 5:# 1. san jose police investigating the first shooting of the year. it happened in east san jose around 8:30 last night. police say when they arrived on scene they found a man with gunshot wounds. he died at the hospital. >> call this one life in the digital lane. ford looking to go high-tech with a new resea

jon and laura, back to you. >> thank you.lso this morning, police hoping to find witnesses and surveillance video of a deadly hit and run from overnight. this happened at 37th and bancroft last night. police say the driver hit the man in the crosswalk, got out of the car to check, then got back in the van and drove away. a friend of the victim called 911, but the man died. police have a vague description of the driver and say he drove a chevy or gmc dark-colored full size van. >> suspected serial killer joseph nasowill be back in court attending a preliminary hearing. he's charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. >> 6:32 now. san jose's medical marijuana collectives facing a new threat with a vote today. city leaders considering raising taxes again. marla is live at city hall with how much more the collectives could end up paying. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking a 3% tax increase for the pot club the mayor wants the city council to raise the tax 7% to 10%. the regulations would term

jon, laura. >> thank you. a mystery company is coming to the central valley and reportedly bringing 2,500 brand new jobs. the council is set to meet to discuss project x, a deal with a mystery company planning to move into a massive 1 million square foot facility. some speculate it could be amazon. >> i want to check the forecast. it's been a cold start but then makes way for a glorious day. >> it's really nice to be honest, in the afternoon hours. the cold start we have to get through, and this morning it is frigid. 33 degrees in concord, 28, 29 in santa rosa. the upper 30s through the south bay. throughout day today, the storm track stays to our north. it's going to stay to our north throughout the most part of the weekend action then start to drop to the south as we head through probably looks like this weekend, monday, tuesday and wednesday, we'll get some changes. so clear conditions this morning. as we head throughout the day today, we're going to stay clear. hazy sunshine. a little bit of frost. inland

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laura, let's talk about possible side effects. it's all about me. love that!pharmacy. we accept express scripts and 5,000 other insurance plans. ♪ i'm laura, and this is my cvs. it's all mine. >> a final check of the forecast. some interesting sites out there. this picture was posted on my account. take a look at it. arlington forest. this is from earlier in the day it. the cherry blossoms. on when they will come out. we have a while to go. this is what it looks like. a nice day. had the sunshine. a cool down tomorrow followed by a be a warm-up on tuesday and wednesday. well into the 60's. the 40's your average for this time of year. wind advisory until 9:00 tonight. >> we are back

>> reporter: laura, everything here had to do with the tent of dreams. earlier, was covering the statue and that came down slightly today. we'll tell you why in just a second. a couple of dozen protestors gathered here for a meeting to decide what to do about the tent of dreams. they met for 2 1/2 hours and ultimately decided to let the police take it down themselves. while this was being done today and while they were discussing it, two men who say they were infouriated with the tent being here, tried to cut it down. just before 91, as protestors were about to gather for a meeting, this man walked up to the tent and tried to tear it down. >> i was trying to take it down to see it. they can put it back up if they want. >> okay. >> they claim it's free speech to cover it up, i say it's free speech to take it down. >> reporter: he works in the neighborhood as an elevator contractor and is sick of the occupy movement devouring the square. >> you have seen this park six months ago, it was beautiful. we had brand-new sod on the lawn. it was green, beautiful,

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this is a big hit for city workers here in oakland. about half the workforce, 1,500 people, are expected to get pink slips starting today. now, the expectation is that ultimately about 200 of them will be laid off by the end of the month. and this is to comply with seniority rules and to get the city flexibility as it tries to make up about $25 million in redevelopment funds that will be lost. this after the state-subsidized programs were basically eliminated last month. the money is often used for things like fighting blight and creating affordable housing, but oakland also uses it to pay salaries. >> this is a paradigm shift for the state of california. we are -- we have been ordered to dissolve redevelopment. and many other local governments in other cities are dealing with the same issue in their own way. >> reporter: now, the state has created a deadline of february 1st for redevelopment agencies to be dissolved. now, what's happening here is that the mayor and the city administr

laura?k you very much, tracey for the update. >>> nine of the presidential candidates get perfect marks for the america civil liberties union. all were graded for their stance on issues like immigration, gay rights and abortion. president obama received an "a" on only one issue, allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military. he received lower marks on immigration, abortion rights and going back on the issue of guantanamo bay. it gave low ratings to most of the republican candidates. scoring the worst, mitt romney, rick santorum and michele bachmann. >>> police in new york city investigating a fire outside an islamic center in weeks. late last night a molotov cocktail was thrown at the building. they are trying to if anything you out if it's linked to two similar ones. it shocked many in the community. >> i was shocked. why was anybody attacking it? >> how could we be attacked? i'm a citizen of the u.s. how do we do this, you know? >> police report the molotov cocktails were made

laura smith the u.s. is tightening the noose around net freedom but america's former spy chief come clean about cyber snooping and even digital attacks on other countries reporting on via bit later and also online at r.t. dot com big business gets one over on the politicians that's around sanctions do little to stop western all giants trading with is a few of our stories in our web sites now you may be interested in. next though as the world's top brass in the world of business descend on switzerland the road to save the financial system to stem the crisis and of course seal a few lucrative deals as well it wouldn't be doubles without it the world economic forum is kicked off by the leader of the european powerhouse germany who once again pledged support for united europe very nice two of the listers in davos good to see you how do the movers and shakers of business politics see the walls economy going forward than this year what's your. well i think you have to look no further kevin then who opened up th

sue. >>> and laura, a chamber of commerce day here in d.c. that is the last day of january. we broke a record at dulles. i will let you know if we can do this again tomorrow. >>> feldy, what is coming up in sports? maybe gulf on gulf? >> super bowl media day and that is a big deal in indianapolis and some breaking news out of the midwest. we will tell i who is in and who is out for the big super bowl coming up in sunday's game. as we move on and thage in six continues. -- and the news edge at 6 continues.  . >> investigators made an arrest in the murder of a virginia man whose body was found in a maryland well. lenny harris disappeared september 21st and flees got a tip of the body in the well last week. investigators pulled it out on saturday. >>> they have now arrested 49- year-old lynnwood johnson of temple hills. they say that the motive was robbery and that the two men knew each other. harris was shot to death. >>> one person is dead and another person is seriously injured after a crash on 295 this afternoon. sky fox is over the scene near bladens b

jon, laura? >> thank you for the update, bob. >> 2012 brings with it some new laws, including one to affect the biggest city in the bay area. shoppers now have to bring a reusable bag to grocery and retail stores. if they don't, they'll have to buy a paper bag. it will cost you ten cents per ba bag. >> if you don't want a bag, how are you going to walk out of the store with your item. so you're subjected to having to pay to carry your stuff out of the store. >> i'll either pay the money or no bag it. but i could see someone like my mom brings her own bags and other people doing it too. >> i knew the store policy was going into effect today. so i brought my own. all right, well, rain is not going toing so you up out there. i don't know where i was going with that. just take it away. we're looking good. once the front arrives and pushes on shore here it's going to continue to maintain the organization and hit san jose. so a comfortable, clear afternoon. by tomorrow, a little bit of patchy fog. not

jon, laura. >> thank you, bob. 6:49.tigating whether a blown transformer caused a huge fire near the microsoft campus. we have video by a witness at the scene. he tells us at one point the flames were 20 to 30 feet high. fire crews say power lines fell into the brush around 9:30 last night sparking that fire. pg&e knocked out the fire -- rather cities fire knocked out power to 370 customers. no build withings were damaged. >> a woman who claims she survived a sexual assault by joseph nasoall set to testify. nasoaccused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. yesterday prosecutors introducing evidence of what they say were additional victims. it includes photos of two unidentified women who appear dead that were found in naso's safe deposit box. also the personal effects of a woman who disappeared back in 1992 on her way to a bob dylan concert in san francisco. >> two men are in custody after a bank robbery and bomb scare in san jose. we've got what looks like when the bomb squad detonated what they thought could be

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laura, thanks very much. directly ahead, the culture warriors look at rick santorum's social position. later, bernie goldberg on racism being introduced into the presidential campaign, coming right back across >> bill: culture warrior segment. we asked miss gretchen carlson and miss margaret hoover to analyze rick santorum social position. whether they're strengths and weaknesses for him in a general election and in the primaries. here now are the culture warriors. hoover, we'll begin with you. what do you think is the biggest deficit senator santorum has as far as his certainly positions are concerned? >> i think senator santorum's social positions on gay americans will do him the most damage across the board. >> bill: why would republican voters, even consider his positions on gay americans with the economy, national security and all of these other things being more important, why would they focus on that? >> most people don't vote on social issues. >> bill: but they did in iowa. all of santorum's evangelic

we are taking a look at you and laura together. you play the sister but laura plays you, chelsea, right? >> yes. she is a much more likable version of may. [laughter] >> how much of a fan of you were chelsea's and is playing her daunting for you at all? >> of course, i was a fan of chelsea's, and when i first read the script -- and i am familiar with the books and read the books, the character was just awesome and how could any actress not want to play this? the cool thing is from day one, they have really given me creative freedom. the character, i never tried to be any specific version. it is my own vision of her and let me do it and it has been awesome. it has never been daunting to me. >> it looks like it will be a lot of fun. thanks, ladies. >> thank you. >> "are you there, chelsea?" premiere's right here on the wbal-tv 11. >> your insta-weather plus forecast. >> good afternoon. we are keeping our eye on hd doppler. at the latest storm system coming our way. you can see the first batch of moisture in the southern tier of maryl

this is laura bertoni. here today, she's going to talk about text changes in the mass that includes or starts out with that phrase. now, i know, i'm not going to suggest you're old enough to remember the old mass. people used to say that was the pope's phone number. >> not quite. if you're traveling, in other languages, they use the term. the english are catching up by our changing back to with your spirit. >> we're talking about changes to the text of the mass. it's been around for ever. these changes have come more urgently in the past 50 years. tell us about that and why are we going back? >> well, as you said, the history of the mass goes back to jesus' time. before then also, there didn't seem to be a lot of changes until the 16th century when we went to a formal latin mass. that was part of the state reformation. that didn't change for 400 years until '63, that major change happened then. not just the order of mass and what we said. we switched from latin to english or whatever language you used. many

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laura, we'll see if the change make difference. right now, can't get worse. >> and that is for sure. thank you, feldy. >>> and we asked our facebook fans if they thought it was the right call. tim responded maybe if the players showed up to play, they might win a few more and firing a coach in a 66-game season is dumb. we do thank everyone who commented. >>> and sunday night, fox 5 experienced technical problems that affected the airing of comcast x finnity commercials during the nfc championship game. we apologize for the impact the issues had on the viewing experience of comcast subscribers and have taken additional steps to ensure the problems don't happen again. >>> coming up, remembering joe paterno. mourners gather on the penn state campus to pay their respects to the link end airy football coach. >>> also, a notable absence. why an nhl goalie chose to tati house. >>> and mitt romney releasing his tax returns finally. we're going tell you what we're learning about his personal wealth. gary? >>> and laura, this was a good day

oz. >> thanks laura greena. >>> -- thanks, laura. >> and exercise is part of fitness. theicalries but charts for 45 minutes in class. tucker barnes takes us inside cycle karaoke. >> my name is chad raymond, i'm a personal trainer/group fitness instructor. >> let's go, come on! >> how can i everybody try to have a good time. ♪ to improve your mind, everybody just have a good time. >> tell me what the name of your class is and what why on planet earth would i want to take it? >> it's called carrieiquey ride. you ride while you sing. >> and for that band. it was a natural transition to doing karaoke ride. i do do it and now we make other people do it. [ singing ] border line feels like i'm going to lose my mind. >> takes a lot of energy. you have to sit down. >> when i have people sing in class, they not doing the challenge. they're going to sit on the bike and kind of sin with -- spin with no resistance. the rest will do something more challenging. the person singing can stand and sing or sit there and sing. it's almost impossible. you're not supposed to be able to talk

laura. you can't miss all the construction, down interstate 880 all the way towards the oakland airport. this project is years in the making. this is bart's airport connector. for supporters it's a big sign of asuccess of moving forward. some vocal critics see it as an expensive sign. we shot new video at the coliseum airport where eventually smaller three-car trains will move passengers to the airport on an aboveground track that may be faster and ha little bit more efficient than air bart. this according to the tribune. the cost is nearly $500 million is also supposed to create a lot of jobs that are really needed in the area and be a sign of growth. but critics are say there won't be that many jobs, at least as many as promised. and the system won't be that much quick. $30 million to $500 million. but bart defends it saying a lot of other things are going on, including a sour economy. the debate could go on and on and on. reporting live in oakland. i'm christie smith. back to you. >>> a j

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laura started to get loud so he stopped her.ds over hire mouth and partially her nose and shortly after that, she stopped yelling. she stopped moving and i realized that something very bad had happened. melee admitted he panicked and decided to get rid of the body. her remains would stay hidden for 16 months. her family's long search finally ended in grief when some atv riders came across her bones. garza's family made it clear they were not happy with the bargain. >> he engaged in a risk versus reward analysis. he'll be out in a little under 20 years. >> reporter: that worry's garza's family. he will be in his 40s and still capable of preying on other women just like laura. >> in two or three years more, my daughter is the same age with my sister. and this time, this guy is out on the streets. >> that does it for news 4 at 4:00. >>> news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> they are winless on the road, have the worst record in the nba, and now the wizards have fired their head coach. >> president obama is set to address congress an

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jon and laura. >> thank you. 6:06. health care workers at one of the biggest hospital groups get ready to walk off the job. thousands of kaiser permanentes workers are expected to strike tomorrow, the fourth walkout since negotiations started with the hospital in 2010. workers are striking over proposed cuts to health and retirement benefits. the hospital says it will remain open during the strike. >> a bay area skate park has been saved thanks to big time help from the community. parents and neighbors say they raised enough to keep the lake cunningham regional skate park in san jose open. last summer's budget crisis left just enough to keep it open until september but parents stepped in and stepped up, raising enough to keep it open until the end of this year. the 68,000 square foot park is in fact california's largest skate park. >> we love our beautiful days but rain has been so rare this winter experts say don't worry yet. a dry december and january will not get the bay area its normal rainfall levels by the end of

it just happens to be the truth. >> have you got a better one, laura? is he asking laura? like laura. i disagree with her. is he like counting on her to give him a better campaign strategy? >> he's just fishing around. you know, what's interesting about that, of course, it's a woulda, coulda, shoulda. and it's a hypothetical. of course, that is his very case against obama. and that's obama's argument back. well, you know, obama has made the recession worse. obama says you know, if i hadn't done the things i did, it would have been much worse than it was. and so it's -- >> too much nuance. >> it's very difficult for romney to say that obama's argument is ridiculous and in fact, he's making the same argument. >> why would you give away the store on your way to buy something? why would you give it all away and say, yeah it's getting better. sure, by the way, do you have a better argument for me, lady? can you help me out here because i don't have a better one. he's admitting he doesn't have an argument against obama. >> i think laura ingraham asked the right question. isn't t

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. time to check win christina loren to get our day started right with a beautiful forecast. >> a beautiful forecast. by next weekend might not be as nice. it looks like we're going to get a wet pattern shaping up. so hopefully you were able to get outdoors over this past weekend. we have more of the same today. 39 degrees right now in san jose. you'll be at about 62 degrees by noon. making your way home from work with 64 comfortable degrees. i'll take through the forecast for tomorrow because you might be bringing your umbrella to work tomorrow in spots. we'll talk about that, first you want to check your drive, another problem is fremont. >> tracking this accident. the traffic is starting to bump up. southbound 880, as you approach heading out of union city and we have considerable slowing. two lanes were blocked. still have the fast lane blocked. that jason called in. thank you, car hit the center divide. we're looking for relief. tow truck to arrive at decota road. >> we'll check bac

good morning. >> laura, good morning.re talking about three candidates out of the four because ron paul decided not to campaign in florida since it's winner take all. only one of the candidates will get all of that important battleground state's delegates. so tonight on the debate right here on nbc you're going to see newt gingrich, mitt romney and rick santorum. a couple issue, taxes. romney said he wouldn't release them until april now will do it this week along with rick santorum. bain capital, the firm that romney has been under fire for heading, lots of critics saying they witness in and pillaged companies. newt gingrich says we need more answers on that. gingrich coming out of south carolina with a big bump after having won in a pretty upset win in south carolina, double digit win, looking at florida mitt romney has been in the lead but in the latest poll newt gingrich has an 8-point lead, rick santorum saying don't count me out because i won the only state that was not in a candidate's back yard. laura. >> always i

laura laura ingram. i'm totally looking forward to it. so we're all above board and no suspicion of ambush because i want this to happen in the interest of full disclosure, governor mcdonnell, since we never had you a guest, here is what i have been saying on television, here are things that might come up in our interview. >> thanks to bob mcdonnell's overt order in this case, you can be asked what your sexual orientation is in a job interview in virginia and your answer can legally be the reason you don't get the job. grad school thesis condemned cohabitators. >> putting out the proclamation on confederate history month. bob mcdonnell made this proclamation about importance of virginia seafood in the same week that he called for oil drilling off the coast of virginia to begin as early as next year. bob mcdonnell of virginia great milktoast hope. just say no to foreign indicators bob mcdonnell. you can too credit for balanced budget and stop talking smack or refuse to take the credit for it because you don't like how you didn't earn it. w

jon and laura? >> we'll see how this one pans out. you very much. >>> the san francisco zoo has banana sam back, the monkey that went missing. they're not handing out the promised $5,000 report. the zoo was asked by police to hold off on handing out that reward. banana sam was stolen last week. he was found saturday in stern grove by a man who told police he coaxed the squirrel monkey into his backpack. now those claims are being questioned. one expert says that's not typical monkey behavior, not monkey business. police are still investigating. >> the case continues. it is 5:35 right now. we hear that nice weather starting to continue. going to be here for the rest of the week. meteorologist christina loren tells all. >>> and the weekend as well. make those outdoor plans now as we stay dry and unseasonably warm. this morning we're looking quite a bit more clear than we were at this point yesterday. everywhere except for napa where visibility is dropping off. we think some of the fog will drift off from the delta. it won't be as widesp

so laura, it's going to be tough.rst win of the season. >> we wish them luck. lindsey, thank you. >>> oh yeah, they ruled the 80s and now van halen is back and headed for d.c. the band with original lead announced, gary, close your mouth, yes, david lee roth is coming back. they will be at the verison center with special guest, cool and the gang march 28. tickets by the way go on sale next saturday, january 14 at 10:00 a.m. if you want to get in line, maybe you start looking at the forecast now. >> that is 80s, you know. >> gary, i think neon is back in fashion for the spring. >> and long hair with head bands. >> how about parachute pants? >> absolutely. >> and stone wash denim. >> goodness, just like high school. >> brins it all back. >> i think i am the oldest one sitting at this table, by the way. birthday is coming up soon. please, i accept money. listen, it's been such a great day today. you hated to see the sunset, right? this wonderful day. i mentioned it earlier, but it's worth mentioning again. 63 degrees for

media is already abuzz about who the wiki leaks founder said to interview our london correspondent laura smith has the details. basically we knew that i thought wanted to wanted to write and host his own interview show and we made it happen the show's going to be broadcast on t.v. it's going to focus of course on us ologies favorite topic control fifty two thousand and eleven was a solid as his name became one of the most famous in the world and indeed became a byword for for explosive control to see when he released the biggest ever set of us the script documents by his web site wiki leaks he's going to be interviewing a series of what he called iconoclasts visionaries and power inside a he's going to talk about how to shape the vision of a brighter and better tomorrow that as i say is going to be focused on r.t. and we are hoping that it will be as explosive as the release of those documents was via wiki leaks we can't see any reason why it wouldn't be hundreds of articles from all around the world local newspapers international newspapers everybody seems to be talking about this cause