temperatures hold steady at the coast at mid-50's and let 60's not rest of us. >> we have had problemsver the place possibly due to the reduced visibility because of the fog. we do not have rain making any of the roads shake. we have this problem with the big rig and a vehicle southbound 880 beyond 980 and c.h.p. could have to do a traffic break to clear everything to the shoulder. there are two lanes and you can see it is bringing the speed down to eight miles per hour with spectator slowing northbound. through the caldecott tunnel highway 24 up to highway 13 we have a report of a car overturned and on the shoulder. that is causing delays. we have lane blockages in the eastbound direction causing slowing there. at half moon bay, highway one at ma tin's beach road the car that went over the ravine that person suffered a broken leg and we have lanes blocked and reduced visibility with the orange indicating the fog could be impacting the commute. >> 5:22. seven things to know use start your day. >> a woman is about to go to jail during a e of the besis thaa is that millions of people wil

we will have upper 50's to let 60's and by 4:00 we will be in the low-to-upper 60's and mild and humid and clouds. drizzle possible but not too prevalent low-to-mid 50's and a better chance with the second storm coming in tomorrow evening through thursday morning with scattered showers thursday afternoon and friday our best chance of measurable rain is wednesday night into thursday morning. now a check of the traffic. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, we have construction in san jose and that could slow the commute if you take 680 in the northbound direction the project will extend from 280 with three left lanes blocked until 6:00 this morning and if you want to get out on the road early you may be able to skip the traffic that help haves. mass transit is running on time and bart and muni and ace train one is rolling as it should as we look outside crossing the wart coming away from hayward to foster city, it is still empty long the san mateo bridge so westbound direction, those are the tail lights and only taking you night minutes to get to foster city in the eastbound direction

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at, and '90s, early 2000's. >> let's start out with them being motivated to maintain a good lifestyle. we saw this before. >> i had a friend who showed may a refrigerator and lights out. they want to go wild. we see this all over san francisco. they want a party and enjoy life. >> your 20s is not a practice time, you need to invest. you have to advance and stop thinking about that. >> in the winner column talking about that. they are wising up about denbt. this is a different story. >> this should wise up. the average had $45,000 in debts. what is interesting is that they're not all fine and on top of that they do still have a lot a student loan debt. this is a dead ridding. they have to put off certain things because they have too much. there is drawn in a. >> back to the loser column. more than half of them are afraid of the stock market. they are afraid to invest. >> 2002 through 2008 was not the best. you saw come back and a lot of them have only saw bank scandals and if someone's going out of business. they forget that within the past five years that rec

today's temperatures in the upper 50's the to let 50's along the coast interest san francisco and thehe low-to-mid 50's, a lot like yesterday. tonight, mild again and a few mid-30's in the north bay valley and most us in the low-to-mid 40's and strap will be the exception at 48 degrees. high pressure is pushing to the east a little bit and the moist flow and series of areas of low pressure that will tap into this moisture with light rain tomorrow and thursday morning and a break on friday. another chance on saturday. sunday and monday warmer-than-average with sunshine again. >>> we have construction projects that will start later this morning in brentwood. to my friends that live in brentwood keep this in mine, westbound highway 4 we will see a lane blocked and that is going to last from 7:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. in the eastbound direction from 8:30 -- actually, from 7:00 to 4:00, from highway four laurel to lone tree that lasts from 8:30 to 2:00. keep that in mind if you are traveling eastbound or west from highway four it could be slow. traffic selling from an

upper 50's to let -- low 60's. if you headed out they will be in the low-to-mid 50's this evening. the best chance of rain is over night through tomorrow morning. that is all ahead and the big snow headed to the sierras which is go news all around from the weather department. now the traffic with leyla. >> not very good. in san francisco, we have a brand new accident on southbound 280 with two lanes blocked with two novembers. we have slowing coming away from 101 so it is impacting your commute. skyline boulevard is shut down where we have a car down an embankment. crews are there with cable. you could see slow downs on highway 35. at the altamont pass it is looking slow. 25 miles per hour in the westbound direction. 19 miles per hour near vasco road. this the drive cross san mateo bridge center cars are there and it has double since we started at 4:30 but, still, traffic is moving smoothly through the fog. >>> today, thousands are expected to town -- turnout for a bart police officer killed in the line of doubt. amy hollyfield is in castro valley with more on the service if sergea

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that's a thing for guys and these guys both in their late 40's i think, maybe a little more, i want to call them. let's early 40's because i like both of these guys personally. i think what's interesting is they're actively engaged in learning about this world where lots of data is being collected and a new sort of social network is being created outside of the social network. now, i know they have a facebook connected thing with the fitbit but with the jawbone and a handful of other devices, the fuel ban maybe less so. the sharing of data is a big part of this. but it's also massive amounts of data being collected or on the case of benioff sitting on the couch and not being collected and the reaction of that is a personal one, i'm sure these guys are thinking what it means in terms of big business and changing their business. >> what about what it means in terms of privacy, where is the data stored and who sees it and who makes money off of it? >> i'm sure mike dell is thinking of selling and gathering that data and spinning that data into things that can be used by companies and by big users of this

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s activities let's get now more from your getting us or the editor in chief of the german global current affairs magazine compaq thank you so much your in for joining us here on our international to talk about this so first start of what do you expect to hear from barack obama's reforms i mean will they go far enough to curb the n.s.a. seemingly unbridled spying powers. i don't know expect anything from the speech of obama tomorrow. reformists. but the activities of the secret service his only aim is to prevent. us from inside the n.s.a. like snowden bring information out of the you of the n.s.a. . but he will not stop spying on companies and straight into for example in trouble he would not do it well i mean hypothetically speaking what are the chances that america and germany will agree on a no spy pact anytime soon. the chances are like ciro because the americans are not willing to. make such a treaty with germany they only accept the corporation inside the firefighters meaning inside the community of the anglo-saxon states and even this corporation is not fixed in a written. so the a

you can see we have low 50's and san pack let is warm at 53 and mid-to-upper 40's in brentwood and calistoga and green bay. as far as our temperatures, we are running up to ten degrees warmer in some areas but that will not translate to warmer weather this afternoon with clouds keeping our temperatures three to five degrees cooler and livermore is 60 which is four degrees warmer-than-average. moving forward we have a chance of sprinkles today and a better chance tomorrow morning and a break on friday and our last chance of rain before record highs set in next week. leyla gulen? >> we have good news in san francisco the sig-alert canceled traveling southbound along 101 approaching the 80 split we had an early sig-alert a stall turned interest a crash and two lanes have been blocked and all are re-opened. the damage is done. as you come off the bay bridge you down to 19 miles per hour approaching the central freeway. to the north, mike has been telling us about the fog through napa this is aen indication fog could affect the commute and santa rosa is showing fog so use the low peoples and not

let's show you what's going on. the s&p 500, well, we hit the lows right after the open. this often happens and traders look for a bounce. that's what we got. as we he got closer to the european closer, europe improved. most of it was down. that happened here in the united states as well. we are near the highs for the day. the dow is having trouble again today. it's been a mess all month. down almost 5%, the s&p down 3% on the month. that's because individual stocks are having earnings problems. today, chevron wasn't bad, just no growth, just like exxon yesterday. chevron had earnings, dragging things down. because chevron was down, exxon is down, that's hurting the dow. mastercard had earnings and is dragging visa down. mastercard disappointed, dragging visa and american express down. there is only 30 stocks in the dow. this is a problem when you have weak earnings. there is some bright spots. i will just mention construction, most of the home building stocks are up this month. new orders were up 18%. a little disappointing but i think people were happy enough. again, mo

all you have to do is pop out of womb,o is womb -- jewish [laughter] so let's call these jews the plopping jews. no --s absolutely sometimes they're called secular jews, the non-jewish jews, there's nothing jewish about them except that action which was not -- which was involuntary. this largeou expect section of jews who are not jews to think like a jew about jewish things? then, you have your three groups of jews who are in any way jewish at all. jews,ve reformed conservative jews, and orthodox jews. the reformed jew has done one thing, in order to be a reformed done one thing jewish by choice your entire life. do you know what it is? bar mitzvah is still too young. circumcision? [laughter] would you make that choice? [laughter] maybe you have. by the way, i think it's fair to let you know that my jewish a plopping jew. it consisted of three days. papal age of eight days, i had barely met a week ago took to my most sensitive part. they were so pleased with what they had done they threw themselves a small party. [laughter] later, iand 357 days said words of a language i did not understand. they told m

. >> let's go straight to mumbai. down?s this gone it is surprising that he is going to step down after the election. >> he said three very clear things. out as is ruling himself a candidate. believes him say he gandhi has outstanding to be the prime minister. took theister singh opportunity to attack the opposition party. the political message coming out of the press conference was quite clear. the stage is set for another battle in the general elections of 2014. parties traditionally go into elections and not personalities. >> i am going to ask you a bit. what about the legacy he leaves behind? minister heinance has a lot to be applauded about, but in recent years it hasn't looked that great, has it? wax you are right. the prime minister has come across as extremely weak. he has faced allegations of corruption, low economic growth. whathave months to explain went wrong. his leadership comes with scrutiny. prime ministerd has been the reformer. he pretty much was the key architect of the program since we have seen the econo

let's get you caught up on what is happening in the markets. still a relatively mixed day for stocks. take a look at the s bring that up right now. it is pretty much flat, up four points. climbing its way higher. the nasdaq is 20 from the dow, off by four points. energy leading the way. the negative in the s&p is telecom, weighed down by verizon subscriber growth slowed from record. the world'shnson, biggest maker of health care products has fallen for five months. the full-year outlook did fall short. also, natural resources are falling for the third straight a since october. fourth quarter earnings well below walt street incentives. -- wall street incentives. you're also watching zack post. zappos. it is a structure without hierarchy or management. what is it? itit is hard to explain what is in one soundbite or brief definition. what i can say is that it is a different system of rules to govern an organization. some of those rules and what it is characterized by. isthe words of zappos characterized by distributed authority and self organization. that is because the company -- the people at the company a

s tomorrow. >> tropical. >> almost. >> let's take a look at a time lapse. this morning, 9/10 of an inch in the city and look when it stops, give it a couple of hours and away it went. the beautiful sun sign. it is going to get really cold. just for one more night before we start to see the nice change in the weather pattern. here is one more look at the snowfall totals. southern merriment, especially down through hampton roads, over 12 inches of snow. and 6.5 in southern calvert county. and the farther north, the lighter the snow. he much as expected. officially 9/10 of an inch at reagan national. 26 the high and low at reagan national. 44 and 29 are the averages. you can dream about this all day, it is not going to make it happen. the record high was 76 degrees. i will be happy with 50. 50 is good. and we have a chance of making it this weekend. 19 in frederick. 21 in manassas. cold but not nearly as cold as they have been. that is an improvement. the big prove mint is out west -- the big improvement is out west. as the high-pressure gives us the blue skie

s&p. i'm going to toggle back and forth and then let's mark up the charts. there's the same time frame but in this instance small cap, s&p and then all emerging markets. there's just small cap and s&p. you have this spread which is just as wide as at any other time. basically this is starting to break. here we go. take a look at the comparative. this is emerging markets. small cap and u.s. equities don't have anything to do with emerging markets. they're going to influence these small cap names. here is the iwm itself. what you'll see is the orderly nature of these pullbacks. this is 12%. the next one a little shallower, down six. down six, down only five, down only five, then four, then four. and today if you add in today we are on this line. already down five or six. this is where the break finally occurs. a major trend and in principle a major break in trend. long-term chart is also very instructive. you can name your patterns anything you want. if you can't to call it a cup and handle, it surely was that, wasn't it? if you want to call this a well-defined

let's see that again. there it s wow. no word yet if he will get a reward but those parents are very grateful for that man's quick reaction tonight. >> way to go, chris he didn't even blink. just jumped in. >> love it. >> adventures of bat kid continue. he stole our hearts while saving our city. >> we're hose who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00 northern california town almost out of water and steps being taken to preserve what is left. >> also, new video from crash of asiana flight 214. tonight abc7 news i team explains why the firefighter is now being disciplined. and a look at fashionistas going online to sell or trade clothes never worn ask making money doing it. >> we have a competition going to see who has the best fans. >> go abc7 news facebook page and like this post. seattle thinks they're going beat us. >> whoever has the most likes kin wins. let's show nobody has got

let's talk about the s&p 500. we don't was a record year last year. will it continue? just got over christmas and it will be a dickensian year as far as the s&p is concerned. what do we mean by that? geopolitics and euphoric extremes. we're going to guess a 10% correction. it is going to be short, sharp, and hard. it will die by almost -- more than 10%. and then new highs. alleluia! i bring you tidings of great joy. up 10% by the end of the year. that is a dickensian mood. god bless the dollar. growth is for the 3%. unemployment before -- below 6%. you will see the euro at $1.25. you will see the yen at 120. >> what you think of the japanese economy? only leader that understands dick cheney. not many people do. he was right -- deficits do not matter. the nick i will trade up to 18,000 -- the nikkei will trade up to 18,000. that it will have a 20% correction. >> and these are things you -- he thinks are going to happen? >> yes. >> he's also got once it didn't quite make the list and bitcoin is interesting. >> if you think about the volatility of bitcoin, it is not real,

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reform provisions in particular obama been the intelligence agency to spy on the use of u s friendly states. let me be clear. i want to emphasize that intelligence will continue to get information about the intentions of other states just as it is done all over the world the government and heads of states whom we closely cooperate with it must be sure that we treat them as partners. the program and collecting data about citizens a telephone conversations was changed according to obama the program will cease to exist in its current form in the case of surveillance of common citizens. the service will be required to obtain special permission. and they're going they say that they would change the program but in fact we have no idea how they're going to change the fact is they continue to collect data on thousands of common americans nsa activities when the focus of world attention last summer after the former employee of the agency had with snowden made available to the press the secret material of the department. it was disclosed that the secret service was wiretapping phone calls upcoming u s cit

for more on today's meeting, let's go to france 24's chief editor.rob, face to face talks are not taking place this friday. what is happening there and said? collects what exactly is happening is a little difficult to say. ofare operating on a vacuum information today, but it is clear that things are not going according to plan. it had planned to be a joint meeting with the two sides together and a yuan envoy. that did not happen. the parallel talks that were meant to happen during the day foiled and it had been hoped that there would be a joint meeting at the end of the day. that is clearly not going to happen. thatyria regime is saying they are putting forward demands that make it impossible to make progress, in particular, demanding that the regime recognized the communiquÉ of geneva

let's check in with news4's darcy spencer. she's been driving all morning long in montgomery county. darcy, what do you see? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, sitting here in the passenger seat. we're on woodson avenue in kensington. gr my v from my vantage point, this is what it looks like as people head to work or run errands. the side streets looking pretty bad in neighborhoods. a lot of people have work to do. they've not cleaned off their cars. make sure you clean off the hood of your car. we're seeing snow flying all over the place when you get to the highway. we turned on another side street. the same thing. you see that there is ice on the street and then along the sides you can see snow. you want to allow yourself extra time to get out of your neighborhood, to get out of your driveway this morning, if you have that. look out for the slick spots and keep your speed down because, again it could be difficult to lose traction on roads like this with so much ice. reporting live, darcy spencer, news4. >>> we set records for

$200 million of change related to what you've heard as part of the 20-year program for the s example i p. let's see what that means for the financial plan. so in the financial plan if i could have the slides brought for the television audience. the financial plan takes the budget numbers and puts those in what it means in insuring affordability. this is the pennies per gallon of cost over 20 years with the capital plan changes as well the proposed budget before you we'll be moving water rates from slightly less than a penny to slightly over a penny. the blue bar is the water rates per gallon and the green is the cost of waste water treatment. so you'll in today for our customers it's about a penny to deliver the water at the tap and just over a penny to treat it and make it clean to discharge it into the ocean. you'll see that on the chart >> as you look at the water that also includes the large portion of $4. billion plus that we've invested it's 1/3rd to 2/3rd's and it's pretty much even we haven't made an investment in the sewer side yet. you'll see in later years the proposition will coming

s uniforms. let's just say the reaction has been mixed at best.ony, well, it's eye catching that's one of the nicer comments. here is the male version of the uniform, what are the comments? well, somewhere in wisconsin a grandma is happy they chose her swelter design. and jeff says hey, american olympians your first grade teacher she wants her sweater back. kind of like a christmas ugly sweater party. some people like it, someone said it looks like a christmas sweater, i like it. so tony, ralph lauren they got heat because the unican forms weren't made in the u.s.a., this time they say they used 40 domestic partners to manufacture these, so how much do these sweaters cost? some $595. $95 for the hat, but look, it could be worse. germany, definitely gives team u.s.a. competition. >> right. >> and this one is -- >> that's insane, what is that. >> this is the nor ow january curling. >> you wouldn't even put that on your table cloth. >> you request go dancing in this. >> just saying. >> i suppose, that's the curling team. >> the curling team for norwa

we're going to hear from the attorney coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,, get even colder in a wide s of >>> let's take a look at your sunday morning forecast. here is a live look over san jose, a little breezy this morning, mostly cloudy. today, finally not a spare the air day. we've been hearing that all month long. of course, today is the big game, kickoff 1:40 this afternoon, very cold there at lambeau field, 49ers versus the packers. it's going to be 5 degrees. the wind chill is going to knock that down to a whole lot colder. >>> it's already cold and going to get colder in the nation. >> a deep freeze is going to continue in the midwest, new england, and south. record low temperatures are possible. the fridged weather is prompting a rare move in minnesota. the governor ordered all schools closed and the park and recreational department shut down all facilities until tuesday. >>reporter: the northeast is suffering from you sub freezing temperatures. >> it's so cold. >>reporter: parts of maine dipped down to near 20 below zero. >> it's bitter. it makes my nose feel like it's falling off. >>rep

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s&p 500 to the jobs news. is this despite what robert was saying about the fed or were there other things jumping out here? >> let's s&p move here. i think the week was interesting. you talked about it earlier. the jobs number. add 200,000 to that number, whatever. you know what? if you think about it, all we've done is recalibrate what good is. these numbers are lousy given the backdrop of where we've been and what we've done over the last five years. the fact that we can even say quarter of a million, 300,000 is a good number to me is ridiculous given what's transpired. so i think the real economy and the market are probably have as wide a chasm now as they may ever have had before. i'm thinking, look, the market can still go higher. i think we need to see 1750 in the s&p. there's tremendous trading opportunities but let's not confuse ourselves. i think the economy is lousy. >> guy, it's dan. let me jump in. i want to add to something you just said. i have to disagree. in the context of where we've been not for the last 40 or 50 years but where we've been for the last 10 or 15 years, 200,000 to 300,000 jobs creat

all three branches of government are grappling with whether to let the n.s.a.'s dragnet collection of america's domestic phone records to continue. we're finally doing so with full public participation in that debate. i think americans across the political spectrum want us to have this debate. and want to have a clear understanding of what is going -- of where it's going so we're trying to get as much as we can into a public debate and have a clear understanding of what is going on. we are trying to get as much as we can into a public hearing. all of us on this committee have had access, as have the five witnesses, to classified matters . we try to go into as much as we can in open session. anyher we conduct intelligence activity, the ports is the assessment of its value. it is important, especially with the phone collection program done under section 215 of the patriot act. it is you not -- it is not uniquely valuable enough t

s. >> let's head back to the south over we have this overturned a bioko that is rapping up in cupertinond 85 before--this is our first major crash with several cars involved. this is not a hot spot because it was quickly cleared. you can see the road sensors show that the traffic is mold all with to the peninsula. checking your commute on 580 from tracy it is the usual break and tap into livermore. it is about a 40 minute trip out to castro valley. maybe you are heading to the airport you should leave early because it is raining. crashes are popping up. >> a quick check of traffic into san francisco. it is a little sluggish as you work your way from the oakland a's. overall, it is still a pretty good ride. if you do not want to take the bay bridge just consider the san mateo bridge. it is a small truck to the peninsula. the >> governor jerry brown is getting a lot of love from california voters. a poll by the public policy institute of california says the strong majorities of likely voters approved the overall handling of the job. six in 10 likely voters approved of his job performance,

bank of america and u-b-s had agreed to let detroit out of the swaps for $165 million. the city maintains getting out of the swaps deal is essential in order to secure new bankruptcy financing. the baltic nation of latvia has officially entered the zone - the euro zone. the northern european nation is the 18th to join. great fanfare with fireworks are planned. this means latvians will be able to buy things with the european currency - the euro -- on january 15th the euro will become the country's only currency - replacing the lats. the last nation to join the euro zone was its baltic neighbor, estonia. that was 2 years ago. ford motors is jumping the gun on offical sales numbers -- due out tomorrow -- by saying it will retain the moniker of best selling brand for the fourth consecutive year. the company is touting 20-13 sales of 2.4 million vehicles, a jump of 15% year-over-year. ford expects to sell 400-thousand more vehicles in the u-s than closest competitor, toyota. when the numbers come out later today it is expected they will show manufacturers posted a seventh mo

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s. >>>da closed captioning provide by: >>> let's go for a little bit of a helicopter ride.se are always fun. this video posted on the youtube channel of justin case. he's flying over the missouri area and he's taking this helicopter because his buddy said he'd pick him up at the airport in branson, missouri. his buddy bailed out, it was two hours away. he decided to hire a helicopter. this helicopter ride took only about 12 minutes. >> well, missouri is the show me state. he was showing off. >> he's going to hang out with some friends on the lake. you can see he takes a couple of dry bags, drops one right into the lake. somebody comes by, picks that up, gives the thumbs up. now he's got like a carry-on bag, also a little dry bag and justin goes down with that bag. jumps right into the lake. >> talk about making an entrance. you know you show up fashionably late to a party, this guy shows up in a helicopter. does not want to miss the party. he swims over to the boat and let the party start. >> are you kidding me? this is so bad ass of him. >> a little detour is not going to

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s >> oh,, great -- no. let me also talk about that for a second. a bunch of comedians. i'm 51. the oldest person may have been 35. every one of them were chopity chop chop. i'm not talking about bare but like the whole -- mine is not out of control. it's all good. i could not understand. i thought that was the lamest thing i'd ever heard. i go you're men. you're men. what are you doing? one guy does his tush. >> oh my -- >> yes. >> big ball of dear god. the only time i saw it made sense is where swimmers need to do it. >> that can slow you down in the water. >> it really makes a difference. in their heads i guess. i don't know. >> thank you so much. >> my scaping is perfect. >> did we talk about what you wanted? >> i'm here with you right now. that's my whole agenda. >> tomorrow night at the fryer's club and the goldberg's. >> laggy's which is a great movie. >> can you please stay forever. >> sister, i only want to stay forever. >> we love you. getting you ready for sunday's big game with quarterback drew brees. who dat? >> it's "who knew?" >> it's

s&p down as well. there's your market setup. let'secision right now. >> beginning in february, the federal open market committee will reduce the purchases of treasuries and mortgage backed securities by a total of $10 billion. the new monthly asset purchase total will be $65 billion, commenting, the fomc saying the committee is sizeable and still increasing holdings of longer term securities should maintain downward pressure on longer term interest rates, support mortgage rates and help to make broader financial conditions more accommodative. turning to the economy, the open market committee says since it last met in december, there are

you saw moving day s -- letting gays -- in the military and i have no problem with that.women in combat and that is going to lower physical standards and get people killed. and now loosening regulations on christian guard. and if someone wants to wear a cross on their left breast that will not go down in afghanistan well. you start making exceptions and you are on the road to trouble. >> thank you, carl. >>> we are watching and following the movements of justin beiber. that van on the left is the miami beach department. arrested this morning at 4:00 a.m. according to police he was racing inside a furari and when the officer pulled him to the side he reports bieber smelled like alcohol. and the officer got him to exit the vehicle. and beiber admitted to having a few drinks, consumed alcohol, smoking marijuana and consumed prescription medication. the police say he has a no valid driver's license from the state of georgia. he is going to be charge would a dui. i am reading from the police statement. phil keating is on the story and we will see where he is going after this.

s. >> great to know. thank you. >> let's go back to talk about weather conditions which continue to be mild. >> warm up there? >> it is. it's 64 degrees right now. wind isn't blowing. i'm looking at a beautiful, almost full moon towards the bay. so warm, warm enough to make you sweat today it was not january like. no rain there, no clouds. it's breezy in the hills. 66 oakland. san jose, 64 degrees. half moon bay, 57. here is a view that is amazing from a sutro camera. there is a shot. 60 in napa and fairfield. high temperatures 76, what you'd see in may. san francisco, 68 today it's what you'd snee june. so only thing is missing is the green hills. nothing but clear skies. more record high was still no rain in danger remains high through thursday morning. look at the did he have sichlt we need 16 inches of rain. just over nine in san francisco. tomorrow morning chill where the areas where you don't feel wind variety of firefighters. tomorrow afternoon another record setting day. 72 in san jose. any after thorrics indicating

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we have to let the nsa do its job. >> in the 1960's government spied on civil rights leaders and critics of vietnam war. >> jon: the danger of government overreach is real. we have to stop the nsa from doing their job. we have us an old fashioned alien versus predator here. how do we stop this lousia bojesen? >> i believe we need a new approach which inn -- one in which they access the records without the government holding this -- >> jon: what? even the government trusts -- not even the government trusts the government without our private is information so our data will apparent i will be moved from a building like this to a building like this. [ laughter ] problem solved. [ laughter ] more protection, please. >> effective immediately, we will only pursue phonecalls that are two steps removed from a number associated with a terrorist organization instead of the current three. >> jon: so -- hmmmm, if you know a guy who knows a guy who knows a terrorist, you are. (bleep)ed. but if you know a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a terrorist, pass the nachos. what if you call papa

so, there was a time in the early 1990's where we said, let's experiment in see if we can come up withhing that is truly environmentally safe, something biodegradable. also that dissolves over time. we came up with bio snow at that time and that changed the whole direction of the industry, being much more conscious about what we put out there in the environment. >> is it fun to make snow? -- is it expensive to make snow? >> it is from the standpoint of making real snow, realize. for three weeks when we were doing the robert redford movie "the horse whisperer," and within three weeks, we went through six semi-trucks of ice. it can get costly on larger motion pictures. but then, we work a lot of time on tv commercials or still photography or even testing for a corporation where it does not cost that much. >> if you want to do something with the snow making capacity -- you want to do something called snow flex. what is that? x it is and it citing new business in the united states. it is teaming up with engineering developments in the u.k. we are the exclusive sales and marketing for it in

let's get you caught up. the s&p 500 closed at a new high.ecord high for the benchmark index. the dow jones added a triple digit gain. they are up about 108 points. the nasdaq gained almost 32 points. we saw some action in the treasury market. they came up ever so slightly. about eight to basis point movement. there are signs that the u.s. economy is improving. we saw oil climbing today, after a new report showed that u.s. inventories are at a 22-month- old low. the unemployment rate fell to a five-year low of 6.7% last month. female participation rate is at a 20 year low. one reason may be that the united states is one of the only countries that does not require paid maternity leave. two congresswomen are looking to change that. kris until around is involved in introducing a family and medical insurance leave act of 2013. reporter isews' looking into why this is important. she joins me from washington, the. know senator gillibrand has brought her child to capitol hill, why the push now? >> it is a great question. it is a moment where the u.s

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just think, if we -- let's say the g.a.o.'s 50% right. let's just say they're only 50% right. what if we consolidated, put metrics on programs and streamlined as they recommend, and we saved $150 billion a year. that starts you going in the right direction. it changes us. we start going in the right direction. now, think for a minute, if we have no recessions over the next 20 years and we have great economic growth at 4%, we still don't solve this problem. because the interest costs are greater than the g.d.p. growth associated with our country. so i wanted to give the background of why i come out here all the time and raise the issue of why we're stealing the future from our children. and nobody can deny the fact we haven't done the work, the reasons that we haven't done the work are multiple, but most of it is we just won't do the work and we don't have the leadership that requires us to do the work. think about madeleine, let's say she gets a great college education and is in the upper quintile in our country in terms of earnings when she is 25. with normalized interest rat