over night tonight temperatures will drop dramatically into the 30's even the low 30's in some spots. let's go ahead and supply will take a look of the satellite and radar picture. the storm was pushed down in the south than that of the bay area but we have another one that's developing in the gulf of alaska that will bring a sick sense of rain fall. as we head into the weekend and next week will talk about in time it out on future cast coming up in just a bit. >> construction crews have install the third set of tower sections for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. once these massive towers are in place, they will rise 38 stories above the bay which would make it taller than. tower. kron 4 dave learn how crews will perform this >> massive >> this is a simulation of how bridge construction crews will lift the four tower sections of the south and kurds suspension span portion on the side of the bay bridge. each of these sections weighs 551 t, stands 101 ft. tall. this our third set of tower section to bring it up to three and in 74 ft. tall. the regional east and high point is random 88 ft.

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tonight and tomorrow we could have -- highs today only in the upper 20's to near 30, and blustery. let's go to lisa. >> not only that, we have a slowdown at 66 east bound with a crash at nutley street that they are moving to the shoulder. leading springfield, -- we go live to 395 and the 14th street bridge and our geico camera. a stalled vehicle on the bridge. help was quick to respond, blocking the right lane. that affects george washington parkway traffic on 2395 north. on the other side of town, look at the drive out of columbia, maryland. look at the snow southbound 29 at fairly and road. -- at fairland when my husband got sick and couldn't work anymore, it was up to me to support our family. karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like karri, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, and my job,. don't let washington get in the way. >>> winter rather continues to grip muc

then mid 30's all the way through next week. it's cold. let's go back to jim. >> really got to be careful out there this morning. at the very least you're going to find wet roads. we have a truck descend. the tractor-trailer slid off the road. prince william county, virginia, an accident with police investigation closing route one near jefferson plaza. traffic along 95, watch the ramps in the express lanes and main lanes. they are snow-covered and icy. somebody found that out the hard way on northbound 95 in newington. a vehicle slammed into the jersey wall. stay to the right to get to the express in newington. traffic is in pretty good shape so far. this is beltway. you can see here at the very least, it is going to be wet. pamela, scott, back to you. >> thank you so much. it is 5:22. we have 23 degrees on this friday. >> coming up next, the wizards battle to stay out of the conference dungeon. >> and then a little later today, oprah's ultimate favorite things ever. that's at 4:00 here on abc 7. >> good morning, washington. the wizards traveled to

s. bundle up. that's it for the forecast. let's go back to lisa. >> i'm thinking about everything that you're saying and latching on to every word. you want to do the same. in maryland, in particular, things are very dangerous on the highway. wasn't much snow but just enough to keep it very slippery. the wind gusts are not helping too much because it is just blowing any snow back on the moifment this is what i mean. you can see here how dangerous it is through portions of maryland in particular. i think these cameras kind of tell the story. at best, you may get one lane passable not only on the side streets but on the beltway. you lose the right lane completely. this is a picture of traffic in virginia. we're open to all laneses here at the pentagon. just to give you the all-clear. 95, 66 and 395. >> thank you. 4:55 now. 22 degrees. >> you're watching "good >> welcome back, everybody. monday president obama signed into law a bill that would make school meals more nutritious and help feed more children. >> it is against child obesity.

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let's take a look at 880, still a little bit windy out there. you can tell our camera is s haking up and down a little b it. let's go to the bay bridge. i will tell you that the bridge traffic is going to be okay. this is a look at livermore westbound 580, that traffic is busy coming in off the altamont pass. and on the nimitz, southbound 880 near tennyson, hayward may be slow. let's go to steve. >>> we transition from a very cold november, kind of showery rainy at times into a very mild so far december. the rain totals -- most of the systems coming by have been .25, .50. parts of the -- of the higher elevations. not a bad system with gusts over 50. felton, 1.25. ben lomond, 1. lexington reservoir .89. sanjose only picked up .25. mountdiablo has had gusts to 50 in the last two hours. big rock at 1500 feet 234 marin county. 41miles per hour black diamond, 35. 29miles per hour right above the oakland hills. mountain bikers you know about this one. crystal springs reservoir, gusts to 28 miles per hour. one system moves out. the next one is already soing some clouds. we're waiting for this system. some other totals. santarosa, 1.39. sanra

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let's go back to the 1500's and 1400's. rating is what everybody did. you take somebody's whenever, dog or women or buffalo. it was killing and rating. this was done. this was done forever. what happens to the comanche, sometimes in the 17th century they got a hold of the horse. it transformed them in no way that nobody had ever been transformed the before. so when you had suddenly everyone is writing all the time, but now one tried can out right. it is like somebody said, attacking some sherman tanks. you're able to ride a horse, attack fully mounted. nobody did this. suddenly you have this complete transformation, i guess, of the world that was really -- before the horse they read each other and kill each other all the time and tortured each other. before the horse everything was, you know, and after they pretty much did the same thing. the difference was the balance of power shifted. i think that was -- >> this tribe had essentially been kicked around this directly, right? baked on by other tribes and harassed and threatened. they were -- the horse t

let's go ahead and take a look at current hunters, still too early sitting in the '30's and many locationsredwood city 39 and san jose thursday is starting to see that straw make its way in. another system moves in an showers during expected on and off. although probably lettering. chance of showers even for the start of your great. squeezing out 60 degrees in concord, moore's degree readings from the band set you can see run along the bay shore 61 redwood city, mt. view, fremont, hayward and oakland. for a little bit warmer and los gatos 63 and morgan help. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. dry weather today and then the showers start tomorrow. continue to see the showers through friday and a chance for the weekend and start your workweek. highs in the high 50s low 60s. a little chilly air and land. erica. >> you just missed all the action as a king and a stalled vehicle at the ones are 180 split. you can see the results, all of that slow traffic towards the peninsula was a stalled vehicle, the california highway patrol and caltrans is on the scene there still moving the vehicl

on the other side of the bay, not so bad, 101 and 92 some s lowing there. let's go too steve. >>> there is not a lot left on this storm. just some light rain over us. we had some okay totals. forecast today, a lot of clouds and some light rain, we do see a break wednesday and thursday. there will be fog and clouds and then the weekend is shaping up to be very windy and very wet. that rain could turn out to be pretty decent. sanmateo, 55, 57 and 59 degrees with cloudy skies and very, very light rain. and the satellite picture continues to show that moisture streaming across and there will be much stronger systems as we head towards the end of the week. we are looking for today, c loudy, rain, heaviest towards the north bay and temperatures really, that's not the issue. the five day is really going to be the interesting part. rape, heavy at times take us into the weekend. >>> i'm paul chambers live in oakland where -- [inaudible due to background noise british british. >> reporter: and what the federal government might say about that san bruno explosion and fire that

s >> let's go over to the bay bridge, talk about that after years of delays.nd complications on the $6.3 billion bay bridge project, finally there's some good news. the new east span will open to drivers traveling in both directions by the end of 2013 instead of the earlier plan to make eastbound motorists wait until 2014. the accelerated timeline comes after bridge officials offered a package of incentives last december to speed fabrication of the bridge's steel deck and tower segments in china. >> san jose tickets will still be issued but the cards will be impounded. the san jose police department is expected as early as next week to stop impounding cars for a month when unlicensed drivers are nabbed for minor traffic violations. instead, officers will look for alternatives to towing a car, such as letting someone else pick up the car on the spot, when the stops don't involve allegations of drunken driving or other dangerous driving crimes. kron4 system will trent and tells us why. >> it could begin as early as next week is an option of having the driver pul

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s&p up 48. and nasdaq up 20. >>> let's go to alexis christoforous. >> the fbi has arrested four people on insider trading charges. the individual worked or consulted for leading technology companies. they were accused of leaking highly confidential information. one of the men reportedly leaked confidential information about apple's iphone before it was released. >>> the arrests were part of an ongoing insider trader investigation. >>> stocks finished higher. fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week. it is the third drop in four weeks and signals the layoffs is weakening. >>> and home construction rose slightly in november after two months of decline. the building of single family homes climbed 7%. but apartment construction fell 9%. >>> calling for privacy bill of rights for internet users. it would set ground rules for companies that collect consumer data online and use that information to target. just last week, they created a do-not-track tool. it would stop them from tracking their activity, including which websites they visit. and that's your money watch. in new york, i'm ale

s&p up a fraction. nasdaq down 13. let's go to new york now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the a&p supermarket chain has filed for bankruptcy. once the nation's biggest grb grocer, a&p is struggling with the biggest debt and increased competition. also all of its supermarkets will remain open while a&p reorganizes. >>> another recall from toyota. this time, it's nearly 100,000 toyota sienna minivans. the recall is to replace the switch bracket on a brake lab. toyota says there have been no accidental injuries related to the issue. >>> fedex says today should be the busiest day in the company's history. it expects to ship 15 million packages, double the volume that fedex handles on an average day. >>> americans have spent nearly $22 billion shopping online this holiday season. and expert says they're expected to spend another billion today alone. >>> it's green monday. traditionally one of the biggest online shopping days of the season. that's because shoppers are rushing to place their ord

let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a little bit of a break for s ome. it will still be cloudy, breezy, cool and for others, especially near the north bay you are more in line for possible storms. the steady rain is moving south towards central and southern california where they may get a lot of rain over the next couple of days. today, kind of a cool, cloudy, showery day. a break tomorrow. but the next system moves moves in on wednesday or rain and wind. looks like -- looks like a break on thursday on thursday -- on thursday. in the north bay, some of that green is turning to yellow. so some of that thunderstorm activity could develop. some of that is even snow. and yet san jose south, that's the cloud ban that we had all over the weekend, that's sliding south as the system in portland dig -- digs and another system digs to take its place. still, we have a lot of clouds over us. anywhere from about 2 1/2 to 8 inches of rain. santacruz mountains took the brunt of this. temperatures are cool, upper 40s, low 50s. they will stay there. concord livermore, 50

s&p up a point. nasdaq up 3. let's gow york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> the federal reserve did not change interest rates at a final meeting of the year. fed chief ben bernanke and fellow policy makers said while the economic recovery is continuing, it's too slow. they also capped a plan to buy 600 million federal bonds. >>> and retail sales gave stocks to booths. sales rose for the fifth straight month in december. the biggest jump for the holiday season in two years. gave a strong start. >>> shares of best buy fell the most in eight years. down 15%. that's after the largest consumer electronics retailer slashed its annual profit forecast because of increased competition from wal-mart and target. >>> and wholesale prices posted their largest gain in november. that's mostly because of a large increase in the cost of new cars. but there was little sign of inflation in that report, which showed the weak economy is keeping prices in check. and that's your money watch. for mo

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let's talk about the investment strategy. we're going to look at better than a two-year chart of the s&p 500.it hasn't been at this levels since weeks before the lehman brothers collapsed. what is the catalyst from here and what is the investment strategy? is it all stocks? >> i do like stocks for 2011 and a little beyond. i think that growth and corporate profits are going to drive stock prices higher. you're going to see the economy to start to catch everybody's attention, not just people who are digging through the numbers. and i think, as i mentioned, the stock market will surprise on the up side. i'm not so pessimistic on bond prices. while i do think the long end has some risk, as rates normalize. i do think inflation is something very much on the back burner. inflation, tom, is caused by higher wages, not necessarily fed activity, and wages, and capacity utilization at growth -- >> tom: that slack in the economy. you mentioned bond yields, moving at in verse in relation to bond prices. back in the last fed meeting, 2.5%, and today, 3.5%. what is a bond investor to do, rob? >> i think i

s&p inches up a point. nasdaq also up 6. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the victims of bernie madoff's $65 billion ponzi scheme are getting some of their money back. the trustee who is recovering money for the burned investors has reached a settlement with the businessman. jeffrey pickauer's estate. he had been the single biggest beneficiary of the madoff fraud. he drowned last year. after suffering a heart attack at his mansion. >>> washington is cracking down on debit fees. they proposed a 12 cent tax. currently, banks charge at least a dollar for each transaction. and lower revenues go by up to $2 billion. the proposal is still being debated. cash is still king, especially this weekend. a consumer reports survey found the majority of people who plan to shop the final week before christmas, plan to play -- pay with cash. >>> if you have some shopping to do. today is known as free shipping day. about 1500 stores are are taking part. but some require a minimum order to quali

go. westbound bay bridge it's backed up for about a 50-minute delay. this is 880 north and s outhbound, you can see it's moving along pretty nicely. now let's go to steve. >>> low clouds, fog, some drizzle, we just saw some there on the bay bridge camera and overcast conditions for many and even some light rain. especially as you head up t owards the mountains. blue canyon, tahoe, truckee an then also points north. soy about ewe cry cau north. there's some out there. a lot of local drizzle. i thank that will be in the forecast not only today but saturday. there is a lot of low clouds and fog. but the rain line is moving north. there will be heavy-duty rainfall up to the pacific northwest. everything coming up from the hawaiian islands takes aim at u s. high pressure is billing in. it will give us a warm weekend once we can burn off the cloud cover. some of that is very, very tough to do this time of year. days are short, as you know. angle to sun is very warm. fog, sun, clouds, kind of muggy out there the tropical, t ropical. 50s, give way to 60s. we've already had 60s yesterday even with more cloud cover. so 62 in santa rosa. go 63 tau. sa

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let me go deeper. i suspect we have a lot of people that's been a lot of time on college campuses. let me give you an analogy. let me go back to the late 1940's. you had to the canon article followed up by the c-68 that set the framework for soviet expansionism. think in your mind 10 years after we came down from the mountaintop. go back in history and think of how many colleges are now offering soviet studies. how many colleges are now offering studies in marxism. take your machine and fast forward. we are melting years beyond 9/11. where are you? people in the room are playing this game, but in talking more generally around american society. how many studies to we have out there? how many rigorous academic studies of islam to we have going on in universities across the united states? the whole question of radicalism. we do not have the comparable heavy lifting for the current conflict. you are absolutely right. i think that my message was successful. for security establishments are doing much to ask for them to do, fighting the close fight. this is an all-america response and there are a lot of folks that are not yet on the field. >> one mo

s peeds. no major crashes on any of these spans. let's go steve. >>> thank you, sir. we're mainly -- we're mainly done with the rain. right along the coast, temperatures, upper 40s, low 50s. blustery, cool, breezy. you might say, steve, it's cold out there. i understand. you can see how everything is driving down from right down out of the north. the frommen has gone through. it's in southern california. it's raining in l.a. it's raining in san diego. sebastopol 3 inches. losgatos -- >> everything is dropping out of the northwest. that's starting to thicken up there a little bit. >> scary. >> it's not scare but it is -- but it's an uh-ho. windy and cool some showers are possible mainly along the coast and in the north bay. some fun, but. 50s force temperatures. friday looks good. >> all right, steve. >>> well, some new promising crime numbers from east palo alto police. what's happened this year that the city has not seen in more than a decade. >>> also -- an unwelcomed surprise for the alameda city council. the decision taken by the council after members saw a video

mid-60's for oakland san francisco i do wet weather in the four best and that will let you know what it's going to ride coming up later on. >> ok brian, thank you, we're or to turn to the latest of the it societal mcdermott found dead sunday morning in his apartment. mark made off was distraught by legal and financial problems since reporting his father to authorities two years ago. >> that it 46 year-old son use a dog leash to hand himself while his year-old son slept chanute my bedroom. they found no suicide note but that before his death he made an e-mail to his wife and she was in florida telling her someone should look in on their son. >> his father-in-law was there and was called by it the wife to check on the two wrote. the tumult was fine. >> later saturday it someone that is believed to be the father in law and discovered the body left the apartment with the dog it and believes that is used in this is said. they called it a terrible and unnecessary tragedy. he was it about it a victim of his father's monstrous crime and he said come to two years of and lead to pressure from false accus

let's check your weather and s what's going on.are talking about the potential of a big, big storm, sunday morning, it's off the carolina coast, moves up the coast and brings snow from washington, d.c. to boston. but if it moves closer to shore, we could be talking about heavy snow from washington, d.c., new york city, boston on into new england. >>> good morning. it's mostly cloudy now. temperatures just near 20 degrees in much of the region. watch out for patchy ice in the morning in the weak of yestday's snow. then we'll get sun back, highs briefly above freezing. freezing back up tonight. mostly cloudy. saturday, midnight through midday sunday, eas east of intersta interstate 95 may see some snow from the coastal system. we may get a little light snow around the washington >> don't forget to check your weather any i'm on the weaer channel on cable or weather.com online. sunday night, football night in america. oh, man. th packers, taking on the patriots in gillette stadium. the last ten times it snowed in new england,atriots ca

let's go to a question over here. i believe you said the decade between 1930's, the decade of the great depression, was the slowest growth rate, 7.3%? have you calculated how this great recession affected the 9.7% growth rate in 2010 and where does that rank in terms of smaller growth rates? >> q you haveuoted me right and this is an assertion on the part of historians that the great depression depressed growth rate for we don't have anything to compare that to. the case is pretty attractive to make that the depression hurt the growth rate. teasing out a marginal effect of the great depression versus all the things that were happening in that decade is just as hard as trying to answer your question, what is the marginal effect of the recession on our. growth rate many developed countries around the world are slowing in their growth rates. this is a pattern, it is a worldwide pattern. part of is is that and part of it may be the recession very we will never really be able to piece those a thingspart. >> will go to another question on the fund. -- we will go to another question on the phone. >> i apologize because -- if yo

let me say one word about start. there is something so anachronistic about it. it is putting us and the russians back in the 1950's. the idea that we are going to curtail our arsenals by 10%, and that will make any difference, even if the russians wanted to triple their arsenal, it will not make a difference. who cares. the point is, obama wanted a victory of sorts, and this is the only one that he had in foreign affairs. intrinsically, it has almost no importance whatsoever. >> that is not a question of trust. it was not just rakowski. you have 13 republicans who did not follow leadership. >> the public does not give a darn about what the leadership thinks. maybe senators are getting the point. another thing on the deficit, mark warner of virginia, has been pulling together in this bipartisan committee, people from both parties opening on social security, 3rd rail-kind of stuff, but he got a lot of people to pay attention. helping independents on tough calls will help us in the end. >> the last reform of social security was after the reelection of george bush in 2005, who wanted to privatize social security. the stock market always goes up?

s, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go >> welcome to "culturewire." for the past year, the arts commission has been participating in the city's effort to revitalize the central market street corridor. in addition to the thursday arts market and are in store front, the art commission recently launched the artery project. for the next year, the artery project will bring energy and excitement to market street, recalling the st.'s heyday as san francisco's vibrant and bustling theater district. >> un.n plaza during business hours seize hundreds of passing office workers and students, but the activity winds down at 5:00 every day. theater productions bring some but traffic, but central market is more of a thoroughfare than a destination after the sun goes down. on december 9, the artery project's launch brought a party atmosphere to market street, led by mayor gavin newsom, city officials flipped the switch on three new art installations that light up the st.'s architecture. a looping a video at 1119 market street was the first

's, a community leader from japan town and let the board informed of the african american roundtable to improve relations between japanese and african americans in the western addition, but it is going to take a lot more than just groups coming together to talk about stereotypes and misperceptions. for these tragic deaths, they must rise a responsibility to reach out beyond our communities and make sure that we understand that there is a cost to holding misperceptions and believes that oppress us all. thank you. [applause] >> we have got a great program for you, and for those of you who have attended in years past, you know that we celebrate with song. we celebrate with dance, and we celebrate recognizing different cultures from around the world, so leading off today is a wonderful performance by students -- yes, they are all students. they are -- their organization is called the golden gate bong what association. these young women are students at san francisco state university and the university of san francisco, and they practice every sunday morning -- that is called dedication. they have got beautiful costumes. you are going to see them perform with their props here, but they ce

let me go to a different point. first of all, the dream act and uafa, we have to fight hard for that. one thing that we'v need to do s pressure the administration. they have the responsibility, too, and it is being quarterbacked by people in homeland security. we should be talking to them about this. in terms of family immigration, it is funny. i alluded earlier to 2007 and the awful point system that was proposed. the funny thing is, if you went back one more year to 2006, the mccain-kennedy bill, there were great provisions in terms of family immigration, clearing the backlogs and extra numbers. so it is a shame that senator kennedy has passed away and it is a shame that so has senator mccain. [laughter] neither of those individuals are still there. but we should resurrect the proposals they had in terms of family immigration. it has created huge problems. the backlog of family immigration has contributed to undocumented immigration, family separation. it is counter to the family values that the nation counts. to me, it is a no-brainer clear the backlog. -- the nation touts. >> cindy, in advising the immigration ri

s, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go >> please turn off your cell phones and pagers. commission president thomas mazzucco? president mazzucco: present. >> commissioner dejesus? >> en route. >> commissioner carol kingsley? >> present. >> commission president, you have a quorum. president mazzucco: thank you. welcome to the december 12, -- the december 1, 2010 session. we have a light calendar, but we will have several hearings in closed session. we always move to be transparent, but these officers have rights and these matters are not for public consumption. with that in mind, please call line item number one, public comment. >> item 1, public comment. members of the public may address the police commission for a time determined by the chair, not to exceed three minutes, on items that are within the subject matter of jurisdiction of the commission but do not appear on the agenda. president mazzucco: i would like to note that with the commission tonight is the assistant chief and director from the office of civil complaint

let me go deeper. i suspect we have a lot of people that's been a lot of time on college campuses. let me give you an analogy. let me go back to the late 1940's. you had to the canon article followed up by the c-68 that set the framework for soviet expansionism. think in your mind 10 years after we came down from the mountaintop. go back in history and think of how many colleges are now offering soviet studies. how many colleges are now offering studies in marxism. take your machine and fast forward. we are melting years beyond 9/11. where are you? people in the room are playing this game, but in talking more generally around american society. how many studies to we have out there? how many rigorous academic studies of islam to we have going on in universities across the united states? the whole question of radicalism. we do not have the comparable heavy lifting for the current conflict. you are absolutely right. i think that my message was successful. for security establishments are doing much to ask for them to do fighting the close fight. this is an all-america response and there are a lot of folks that are not yet on the field. >> one mor