so leonard lets start with science. you argue in the book that science is rooted in the idea of having no bias, that the can have no precondition, nothing that is outside of measurability, nothing that you can't see, touch, feel and measure is real and anything [inaudible] >> the end correct me, seems to pretty clear that most religion distortions in it. biased. it moves toward that which cannot be proven to be true and be except it. >> well, talk about science as a way of looking and understanding the physical world and when you try to understand the physical world, you exclude subjectivity and science is a way of understanding the world as it is without interference the way we would like it to be. thousands of years ago, people have always had the same questions they have today. why is the world the way it is? what is behind it? why are wire their earthquakes and floods? what are those lights in the sky and thousands of years ago people would just make up stories, the wolf coming across this guy chasing another wolf i

to leonard, can there be ultimate right and wrong? [laughter] >> this is a question -- [laughter] i'm the scientist. i'm not a theologian, and i'm not a psychologist. >> but would you allow it? >> would i allow -- >> the idea. in other words, i was asking my wife what question do we really want to ask scientists, and sometimes it's just like why are you, why does science seem so irritated by religion these days, by spirituality, by the -- >> [inaudible] >> i know you're not. but on behalf of a lot of people. >> scientists get irritated by some of the uses of religion today when politicians say god told me to run or that evolution is wrong or that, you know, global warming is just a theory. you know, when people look at the results and the hard work of scientists who, who really know a lot and test their theories and come up with results that are verifiable and other people who hardly think about it at all choose to use it for political means to dismiss it to get votes, that's what irritates scientists. and deepak agrees with me on tha

first, what's really good about science, deepak, and leonard, what is really good about spirituality? [laughter] >> what's really good about science is life would be impossible [inaudible] we have eliminated a number of epidemics who are connecting us because in science and technology week of the capacity today to rewire the global arena and really create a planetary civilization for the first time. i could go on and on about what is good for science. but what is really good for science is that it enriches the possibilities and the magnificence and the cosumnes of god. that's really good about that. why? imagine creating the universe in an instant instead of taking 70's to do it. it wasn't in the relation of space and time because before the big bang there was neither space or time so it appears everywhere and we know that is a cosmic radiation background of all sides. that is omnipresent. imagine taking a dhaka smaller than period at the end of a sentence and stretching it across billions of light years of space and time. even a fraction we wouldn't have the universe. i think we've

they were able to shut off the gate at williams and leonard and also at leonard and lucia.hey expect to be here for about eight hours more to fix this soggy mess. >> they have to have an excavation crew come out, dig up the main, either put in a new section of main or repair the section that's broken. and cover it back up. >> reporter: initially 45 to 50 people affected by this burst people. but roy johnson who you just heard from, from east bay m.u.d. said those people should have water turned back on right now. now, this burst pipe is next to john muir middle school. not in section this holiday week. so that's good. there's no traffic congestion and williams is open but leonard is still closed to traffic until further notice. back to you. >> gil, did you bring your galoshes? >> reporter: well, no, i didn't bring my galoshes but it wasn't too bad when we got here. we got here an hour ago. it was probably not 8 feet into the air but probably 3 to 4 feet into the air so that's good. but i do have shoes this time this morning. [ laughter ] >> nothing like leather shoes and wa

leonard in other people accept that.it is a hard problem because we are looking for consciousness they are when it's doing the looking. so whether or not -- when deepak talks that way, i was thinking -- [laughter] told you, you have to really work hard appeared. i was straka n-november the quote from the great scientist at the early part of the scientific revolution who said the heart has reasons. the reason doesn't know. and i thought to myself, at some level it seems that pascal is just saying. and he's a great scientist. one of the really important scientists at this time is just saying there's more than one way of knowing. the way in which science knows may be complemented by just a completely different way of knowledge. >> i believe that. i said earlier there is a way of knowing yourself and a way of knowing the physical world. but you have to be careful because sometimes yourself in the physical world have an overlap. so deepak believes the mind is separate from the brain. there some other valve that he can talk ab

san leandro, williams at leonard. that intersection may be blocked for a water main break near john muir junior high school. a.c. transit may be affected but school isn't in session so hopefully not too much traffic expected through that portion of the roadway. san mateo bridge looking very good. we'll check the south bay right now over to you guys. >>> authorities investigate a small plane crash in the east bay that left two people injured. >> and the ecofriendly tradition that's transforming christmas trees into a fuel source right here in the bay area. >> plus, a big boost for a san jose cop who is helping a family rebuild after a fire destroyed their homes. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. hi, it's dave. [ male announcer ] actu

and leonard and canada. i think they would all be great editions. i strongly support martin's reappointment at sarah's reappointment. i am very grateful that the doctor has decided to apply and i strongly support his application, too. i can send of things about the brand to has been a tireless advocate for the low-income patients and has made significant contribution to the medical taskforce in the form of a proposal for a low-income cultivation garden that is included in the annual report. i am happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> my name is paul and i support in-house marquis. he is a good friend of mine. he is a hard worker. and i also support kenand bre-- ken and brent. >> the evening, board of supervisors. i want to state that i stand in support of sera, martin, dr., and can. i also wanted to support marquis ausby. for the past year-and-a-half, i have not seen him as a meeting. he has been diligent in supporting the task force. he has been taking on extended roles and volunteering. >> i have been a patient since 2000. i have been

[laughter] one thain i can say about leonard is great intellectual integrity. we have spent a lot of time together and i would say he has a lot of integrity but they make statements to actually have an agenda and science should not have an agenda. >> a lot of people would say at first cost is you could make a case that is justifiable the definition of god but people get an uncomfortable with spirituality and religion because they tend to make up rules, ideas come appliance, programs, . >> the spirituality to say it is one thing but then to say this is how you want to live is another. the claims that they make is not really a verifiable. whether it is better to be peaceful or anxious or call more whether in this situation this or that led to they tend to say this is the right way to go and the others say how do you know, >> religious dogma for religious experience. >> i want to know how you defend the inevitable mead said a new leader has to say things about the world based and your spirituality that inevitably has a conflict. >> to have the self righteous moral

leonard? or ms. leonard? >> ms. leonard. >> i'm tom lynch. i'm pleased to meet you. i'm going to sit down here and chat with you for a little bit, okay? >> oh, please do. >> aunt mary, mr. lynch would like to talk with you and i about what you would like to have... about funeral arrangements and death preparation. can you... would you like to speak with him about that? >> oh, yes. >> mary was getting progressively worse. she wanted very much to remain independent, but it came to a point she realized she really couldn't be on her own. she was diagnosed with lung cancer, and within a couple of weeks she checked herself into hospice. i don't know why she was so direct with death and dying. she was not a woman of faith. she searched for it but she hadn't found it. she felt she'd lived a very good life. and she spoke openly of it. >> cremation is what you've chosen. cremation? aunt mary, would you like to be cremated? >> yes. >> i think the main thing is... >> having her not be frightened made it so much easier to be there for her, to talk about it. death is not always so

leonard you may need that umbrella tomorrow. we'll talk about this next rainstorm and look to your new year's eve when we come back. . >>> naughty or nice. the holidays are the time when your behavior comes back to bite you. we've seen plenty of bad behavior in this year's scam alerts. abc2 news queen of them all. >> reporter: santa's not the only one that makes a list and checks it twice. when it comes to scam artists we're also keeping track we've got our own line up of who's been naughty this year. at the top of our list the man accused of stealing money from dozens of local schools and ptas this fall. queen ann counties deputies joseph gill promised ravens players for anti-bullying assemblies kept the funds when he couldn't deliver. after we reported his theft charges and showed you his picture gill was arrested in aberdeen and will spends the holidays behind bars. >> did you take advantage of these people. >> reporter: tommy clack takes the number 2 spot. deserves coal in his stocking for multi-state multi-county paving ope

quarter mile annapolis, down to leonard town, i'm sure it is foggy down there. three quarters cambridge over to easton. a 16th down in richmond. mostly cloudy, fog on the east and southeast side. got to change that symbol. mostly cloudy this morning, temperatures in the mid-30s to mid-40s. we are looking at a day with partly to mostly cloudy skies. mild though, mid-50s by noon. winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour with a 4:00 p.m. temperature around 60. we had some sun today. even milder than that. we have more sun. if we had more, we'd in milder. right now the chill is in sterling is 31. laurel is 36, andrews air force base 40. there has been a touch of fog sneaking toward andrews, temperatures 42. the relative humidity 92%. light west-southwest wind. for us a storm system coming out of new mexico and texas look at the snow and the blue here headed toward oklahoma city. south of that slightly mild air. heavy rains texas, extendling up into southern illinois. this rain goes up to buffalo and rochester. there is a front with this. all going to be slid

>>reporter: leonard drive will be closed for a majority of the day. limited amount of people are without water and it will probably have to be without water for an extended period of time today. in the last 10-15 minutes we have seen the crews arriving with large equipment. it looks like they are finally starting to get into the street. >>darya: is this affecting a lot of people? >>caller: it is not. there is a school right there, it is a quiet street that goes into a residential neighborhood. it will not have a big effect on that many people. >>mark: the number of law- enforcement officers has- just killed in duty has jumped since last year. the report shows that 173 officers indicted in the line of duty across the nation this year, that is up from 153 the year before. what >>mark: a live love at the golden gate bridge. a lot of sunshine on this quiet wednesday morning. per this >>darya: since we are focusing on the weather serious as we take a look at contract for radar there is some activity and a little bit of precipitation headed our way. we do h

next, we have leonard watkins who got a chance to speak. is he here today? he did speak at the last meeting so i let him know he did not have to come back. next we have martin all live and then sarah -- next we have martin olive and the sarah shrader. >> we have been established since 2004 and in the medical cannabis movement since 2002. i am a staunch advocate for medical cannabis. but i was involved in the 2005 medical care of this act and involved with the working group before we formed as a task force and we have served diligently. we attended all but one meeting and involved in three of the subcommittee's. i also asked the rotating chair at my last meeting and we received -- we submitted to the annual report. we look forward to any questions you may have. >> any questions? thank you for your time serving on the task force. >> thank you. >> hello, thank you for your consideration today for my reappointment to the medical cannabis task force. i am here representing americans for safe access which is the largest organization which is working towards advanc

i was impressed with leonard watkins, but i think it is a mistake to choose someone from sacramento. sacramento is a big commute in this is a very active task force. to ask someone -- not to ask him, but to reject a qualified sentences than for someone that far away and think is a bit of a mistake. as cq, i agree with you on diversity. it is diversity of opinion. what i see a lot, if you're not part of the click, you are not allowed. we have seen the click speak for one candidate and not for another candidate who, if you look at the rest of may, is a super qualified and has a great background and would probably agree with every position put forward. we don't know. having someone with a divergent point of view or coming from a different background than everybody else that is part of the process is probably a good thing. obviously i am speaking about mr. holliman. i will leave it to you to figure out where you want to go. supervisor wiener: i think there was a mistake here. supervisor kim: i think we can do this without opposition in terms of moving forward martin olive, sarah, brent,

leonard and calvert county, this little strip of light rain showers. this extends over toward the cambridge area on the eastern shore. that's it. it's quiet. 43 in easton. 46 down in fredricksburg and winchester this morning. here in washington we're sitting at 48 degrees. the winds have been calm. they've been fairly light out of the northwest at 5 miles an hour with cloudy skies and our dew point running at 33 degrees. so the air pretty dry. humidity only 56%. a lot of rain middle of the country. that's still dealing with the blizzard conditions in parts of western kansas this morning. some of the snow drifts 2, 3 feet. whiteout conditions there. look at the heavy showers and storms across the mississippi valley down near memphis this morning. some of that rain with snow on the northern edge that we're just looking at closer to home. looks like the rain showers will be with us here as we go through the middle of the day, especially northern sections. got a better chance of showers in southern areas. we'll go through tonight. here we are at 7:00 p.m.

the city can come together here, and we have helped to find space and worked with a land leonard named craig. is craig here tonight? if anybody says he is craig, we thank him because he has given us a great deal here. and also doing it in a way in which it compliments the district here in the tenderloin. i want to thank the v.b.d. are you here? where did you go? >> here. [applause] >> ok, thank you. i am excited about revising and resources and making sure we support our independent film makers, our documentary film makers. we have a lot to talk about. i am also excited about some of the ideas that have already been on the books. but now that we have the space, we have a great -- production crews have already started here. i understand there is pot luck productions. cob great -- congratulations for being here. [applause] >> there is stampede productions here. >> [applause] >> there is ecopoise here. [applause] >> and then there is a production company, and i will have to admit to you when i heard this name, i thought they were engaged in horror films. scary cow. [applause] >> having le

government bullets and burbage trade in garey india after midnight on sunday during a holiday party leonard cobb iii seven year old shot in the head to play a game in the living room 36 year-old man inside kitchen also shot in stable condition. police have very little information to work with the investigation. attempt at ivÁn theft ended with the attacker hiding from his victim and the police and a bar. police say 20 year old christopher dunn punched a man on the green line train intro to take his telephone the band fought back and the two tumbled out of the train. the victim began to overtake christopher dunn who ran away the bad gave chase and alerted police who found christopher dunn hiding in a center section of miller's pub closed to the public. i usually warm december keeps rolling along. next tom skilling talking about another week of above average temperatures. ♪ ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fugg

categorias diferentes, ademÁs de ser recordado por sus legendarias peleas con boxeadores como ray 'sugar' leonard el gran anunciador michael buffer, el entrenador freddie roach, el presentador al bernstein , y el periodista michael katz. todos al salon de la fama y museo del boxeo, la ceremonia sera el proximo verano. por la liga de campeones de europa, hoy ganaron, real madrid, basilea, manchester city, benfica, quedo eliminado manchester united, eso lo ampliaremos esta noche. les cuento que el real madrid podrÍa visitar guatemala con sus principales figuras entre julio y agosto de 2012, 51 aÑos despuÉs de haber jugado un partido en ese pais centroamericano frente al comunicaciones. segÚn prensa libre, que cita como fuente al director comercial de star show internacional, luis fernando aguirre, dice la presencia del real madrid esta Á avanzada en un 85 o un 90 por ciento. los merengues jugarian tambien en mexico y colombia. uno de los factores que favorecerÍa la visita del real madrid son los cien aÑos que se cumplen en 2012 de cuando el guatemalteco federico revuelto jugÓ como defensor merengue

. >>> on the measures announced by the central banks, jim leonard, an analyst gave nhk this comment. >> in the short term, it sort of makes sense. still we need to think about the long-term. what is europe's long-term plan for solving its problems. >> the finance ministers have expressed strong concerns that commercial banks are selling bonds of euro zone nations with budget difficulties. they say the move could worsen the credit problem. finance ministers of the european union met on wednesday in brussels to discuss raising the capital to asset ratio of banks. leaders agreed in october to introduce tougher capital conditions for banks. the minister said their worry that banks are trying to restore finances by unloading government bonds and the move has led to a plunge in bond prices. at news conference, the poland -- recapitalization is aimed to help banks to withstand changes in the value of the sovereign bonds they're holding. now let's take a look at how the markets are reacting to the central banks new measure. tokyo share prices soaring this thursday morning following the overn

loss of service. 4:30 this morning crews were notified of a break at the intersection of william and leonard drive. crews found a broken 12 inch main that is near a middle school, it was not damaged crews are cleaning up, no estimate on when the pipe is going to be fixed. >>> san francisco giants say they are ready for a fight to a's out of the south bay for months the a's have been pushing forward with plans to move to san jose the winter meetings in two weeks the giants are reminding everyone that they own the territorial rights to the south bay and they are not ready to give them up. despite the high profile dispute the issue is not on the agenda for that owner's meeting in two weeks. >>> just ahead, what person do you admire the most in the world? which man or woman may the top of the list? >>> new study challenges a government warning about the popular blood thinner plavix. >>> the protest happening now in the east bay and nationwide at target stores. what happened to one mother that has them upset. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don

home builders, nasco, pulte and leonard all gained. midwest factory activity grew. prices and employment rose but production eased slightly. on the downside, last week's unemployment claims rose more than expected, but the four-week average fell to a 3 1/2 year low. also aiding stocks, italy's bond yields, which spooked investors wednesday, eased thursday. after a debt auction. still the yield on italy's ten-year bond hovers near the 7% danger level. banks were the day's biggest gainer led by jpmorgan case. alocoa and caterpillar, two bellwethers led the dow. amazon dipped after third quarter results. sears fell further after its store closings and other issues caused fitch to downgrade the stock. gold fell for a sixth straight down, down 1.5%. starting january 15th, verizon wireless will start charging $2 for payments made over the phone or online with credit cards. finally, at least one south korean is mourning kim jong-il. the engraver who thanks to his likeness of the departed north correspond radio rekorean leader, had a well-paid side career in commercials and

i feel like a pie leonard -- i don't feel like a pioneer. i just feel like an actor who wanted to work with him. it felt like it would be interesting to do it, and an adventure, which i am always looking for. >> he plays a priest trying to save a group of school girls and prostitutes. many say the film has a strong anti-japanese beam. but the hollywood actor says it would be wrong to view it as chinese propaganda. the director hopes it will not stir up anger. >> all directors hope the audience will focus on the characters, their emotions and fate within the story and the glorious side of human nature. >> but the massacre is still an emotive issue in china. each year, ceremonies are held so people remember the atrocity. this new film is sure to do something similar. >> now, you may remember a recent story about a little girl in china who had been hit a hit a vby a van. a number of passes by ignored her and she died in hospital afterwards. there has spent a similar tale, but with a somewhat happier ending. cctv images show the girl in the midd

loss of service. 4:30 this morning crews were notified of a break at the intersection of william and leonard drive. crews found a broken 12 inch main that is near a middle school, it was not damaged crews are cleaning up, no estimate on when the pipe is going to be fixed. >>> san francisco giants say they are ready for a fight to a's out of the south bay for months the a's have been pushing forward with plans to move to san jose the winter meetings in two weeks the giants are reminding everyone that they own the territorial rights to the south bay and they are not ready to give them up. despite the high profile dispute the issue is not on the agenda for that owner's meeting in two weeks. >>> just ahead, what person do you admire the most in the world? which man or woman may the top of the list? >>> new study challenges a government warning about the popular blood thinner plavix. >>> the protest happening now in the east bay and nationwide at target stores. what happened to one mother that has honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downlo

mary's county from leonard town to mechanicsville, some light showers there. just not much out there right now but i think the rain will -- but take the rain gear just to be on the safe side. colder air trying to sink on south of the heels of the light northerly winds. some 30s. oakland, they can't make snow when it's 36 degrees at wisp. we need some cold. 49, feeling like 47 this morning with a north, northwesterly wind at 5 and the dew points are in the low 30s. now, we've got the chilly air in place up north. that's where we got a little bit of snow on the northern edge of this rain but it's in the southwest where this storm is starting to pull out of new mexico. i've seen some areas with more than two feet of snow in the mountains of new mexico. eastern colorado, northwestern kansas, some of the blizzard conditions which have been going on there and the rains pulling out. and some strong thunderstorms in east texas and now down into louisiana approaching the mississippi valley. a lot of this rain is going to stay north of us but we've got that threat for a

megyn: leonard leo, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you.w warnings today from some doctors regarding the nation's health care law. after a new survey finds that nearly two-thirds expect quality of care will decline. just ahead, i'll be joined by a panel of doctors for a look at what this means for you and your family and their health care. >>> and is california's former first couple getting back together? why some say the expression "i'll be back" may have a new meaning today. >>> plus, he was a popular novelist before he was convicted of killing his own wife. the case was dubbed "the staircase murder." it got a ton of publicity. so why has this guy, michael peterson, just been released? that's on the docket in today's kelly's court. >> i know my father didn't kill kathleen. i loved kathleen more than anything, but he didn't do it. he told me, i know it. i believe it in my heart. megyn: just five days to go, folks, until new year's eve, and times square is prepping for over a million guests at the world's most famous celebration. work withe

as for leonard simms, he walks away bruised and swollen but without serious injury.ar is returned to him the next day. but there are some things his son says he'll never get back. >> i don't think it's as much fun for him anymore. my dad had an incredible sense of spirit, optimism. and then having this happen to him, that took something out of him. >> seven months later and a few miles away, another crime on camera stuns the city of detroit. a tall, heavyset man walks into a gas station mini mart with an 18-month-old child in tow. first he kicks the little boy, who collapses to the floor. then a second time, another kick to the boy's side, knocking him off his feet. when the toddler gets up, the man opens the freezer door, bashing him in the head. there's no audio on the tape, but police say the boy is crying. the man bends down and starts spanking the child. then picks him up, pulls down his pants, pinching and spanking the child some more. the video shows him striking the child repeatedly on the floor, stepping on the little boy's hands. then he coldly turns his ba

. >>> this morning on leonard's look looking at something different. catholic church. and it looks to find the true meaning of a religion that's been questioned and criticized for having too many rules. let's take a look. >> i know you might be thinking, laws, rules, regulations. weren't ten enough? now we have eight more. it seems at times the catholic church is obsessed with rules and regulations. what is jesus telling us here on the mount of beatitudes? he is telling us the laws, the rules if you want that will place within our bodies and our minds and our spirit the capacity for joy. >> father robert barren is the host and writer as you just saw of "the catholicism" series and "today's" mike leonard is the produc producer. goodness. you even put on a jacket. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> father, i'll quote you now. you say the church is going through a dark period. the church is under fire, under attack. we need to tell our own story. to some degree is this about moving, trying to move the church so that it's not only to de find

water gushed up to 8 feet into the air this morning near leonard drive and williams street.who didn't have water. but the leak has now been sealed. >>> investigators are trying to figure out exactly what caused a small plane to crash in concord sending two people to the hospital. emergency crews pulled a pilot and a passenger out of the single-engine plane that had taken off from buchanan field yesterday. one person was cited as having minor -- described as having minor injuries, the other major. >>> and a store that shows that even a scam can lead to something good. the silicon valley valley chapter of the bluestar moms lost $3,000 in the atm scam that targeted lucky supermarkets in the bay area. since then, the group has received $11,000 in donations including money from lucky and a refund from comerica bank. the bluestar moms send c.a.r.e. packages to military members overseas. so turned out all right. >>> we'll get an update of traffic and weather coming right up . >>> good morning from the traffic center. things to look out for at the san mateo bridge. reports of an acc

leonard town towards st. mary's city and southern.ust north of reidville a couple sprinkles as well. fredricksburg is 50. d.c. still 49. temperatures later this afternoon won't be moving much with highs anywhere from the mid-40s north to the low 50s down south. let's go to monika samtani. >> the beltway pretty much green. in southern maryland need to tell but an accident with pole and wires down. it's affecting route 255 west between owensville sudly road and route 2. as you come home from lothian, be aware of that. we'll go to route 4 at the beltway. in problems to report here heading south towards oxon hill you're going to be okay all the way into alexandria. now take a look at the maps again. this time on the north side of town. looking good on the beltway basically between bethesda and silver spring. we'll take a live look at university boulevard. all the construction cones have been moved on the inner loop of the beltway. lanes are open both loops here. coming up in my next report, another look around the area. 4:39. >>> house re

a broken 12-inch pipe caused flooding, at the intersection of williams street and leonard drive. you can see it there. that is right near john muir middle school not damaged by the flooding. and they are out of school for the holiday. and police have been redirecting traffic around that affected area. >>> and human error is being blamed for a big water main break in south san francisco, the day after thanksgiving. investigators aan engineer did not -- an engineer did not properly design the water main and as a result a crucial restraint that holds pipeline connections was missing. >>> contra costa county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a pit bull after it charged at them at the bethel island golf course in the delta. the contra costa county times says it happened last night when the deputies were searching for a man who was chasing people around at a nearby gas station. that loose dog belonged to that man. he was later taken into custody. >>> on to other headlines around the bay area, the chronicle reports baseball owners will not be discussing the a's possible relocation to s

reporter: american university professor leonard steinhorn says if mitt romney wins iowa, he'd gain momentum going forward. >> if mitt romney wins iowa, he will probably win new hampshire and go on to win this nomination. mitt romney way be trying to win iowa secretly without setting high expectations. reporter: on tuesday, romney, bachmann, perry and gingrich all began iowa bus tours while rick santorum toured iowa conservatives. the winner of the 2008 caucuses said weather could hold the details. one week after iowa the action shifts to new hampshire on january 10th. the boston globe poll has romney up by double digits followed by gingrich, paul and jon huntsman who may be fighting for his survival. >> there's john huntman, too. unless he shows well in new hampshire, he's finished, too. reporter: now for his part newt gingrich remained in front in many national polls, but recent missteps like missing his filing deadline in virginia have taken some of the steam out of the former speaker's frontrunner status. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> we are counting down for everything you need to kno

. >>> kim leonard called it her dad's favorite. they have the best rice pudding outside geek town. but this place is known for its sausage and hot dogs when they closed the place in baltimore you open the door of memories. the closing of poll okay johnnys another lexington market. >> reporter: sausage that is and diane wilkins who has worked at the market for more than 15 years is moving. >> it's sad, you know. we're closing the doors. we don't have enough revenue coming through. it's not like it used to be. >> i just heard about it today and i was very sad because it's an institution. people come from far and away just to have their wonderful polish sausages. >> i would love to stay been there a longtime have a lot of relationships there built a lot of relationships there. and yeah, it's a sad day and customers are very sad. >> reporter: you'll still be able to enjoy the all meat sausage with the spicy tomato secret sauce at the washington boulevard and security square location where we were today. >> we're still frying up the finest sausages just a different location. >> i eat he

. >> it was reported at 4:00 on leonard near interstate 8 0. at some point water up to 2 feet was -- was gushing from the pipe. crews say while irligationsh -- while -- >>> a water main ruptured at fulton and 25 the avenue near golden gate park. it's taken the water department crews several hours to fix the problems an clean up the miss. >>> it's been a knew weeks since the bay area has had any significant rain and water officials are hoping the new year will bring a wet forecast. this time last year, several rain storms have moved through the area and the sierra was buried under a massive snowpack. east bay m.u.d. said reservoirses were spilling over. water officials hone the next few months -- hope the next few months will make up for the unusually dry december. >> i would say we're playing a wait-and-see game right now. i will say conservation is always a good thing for customers to be aware of. >> east bay m.u.d. says it's always a good idea to limit water usage because we never know how much rain is gonna fall. >>> no spare the air alert h

this morning on leonard's look, mike leonard has a story about the spirit of the season. heart. ♪ >> reporter: they had just moved into this modest house in a working-class chicago neighborhood when joe de grief and his wife cathy ward suddenly found themselves pondering what might had been, had they held on to the small fortune that was briefly in their grasp. >> just always thinking when we find something that needs to be fixed in the house, we're like -- >> just like every other -- >> what if. just a lot of what ifs. not a second thought. just what if. >> reporter: joe is a mechanic for american airlines. cathy is a 911 dispamp patcher at o'hare, both working odd hours for the sake of their children. >> he works midnight shifts, i work afternoons so we don't need a babysitter. >> reporter: what they could use, like most everybody, is financial security, which suddenly seemed possible just a few months ago, after buying this house from the descend absents of a deceased elderly woman who lived here. none of the woman's surviving family members wanted her time-worn furnit

leonard town, 36 and as you open it up a little bit temperatures trending above where they should be., 46 degrees and 45 in raleigh. all right let's do the feature cast notice the cloud cover moving in here computer model indicating we should be mostly cloudy rain shower see the green on your map, well north of us. should be dry. it will feel rather gloomy with the cloud cover expecting mild temperatures 50s yesterday, 50s today. showers move in light showers during the day tomorrow, i think the morning commute, late tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon showers around as the cold front moves through that will bring us cooler and drier air towards the weekend. 52 this afternoon mostly cloudy, showers tomorrow flirting with 60, 40s by saturday and sunday. good morning. >> all right tucker not much changed the ongoing investigation involving a fatality, westbound 270 as you work your way out to 118 exit ramp to 118 remains blocked off as well traffic is grid locked out of german town before father hurly boulevard. we have been talking about your alternative routes, 355 south of 109 heade