they can look like -- >> they look smashing. >> look at burt. >> burt, what do you think?tead of hattiesburg. >> like a dream. >> just do a turn to show this cutout in the back. look how pretty, how beautiful her body is. >> bring alexandria back out. a round of applause. >> good job. >> we're going shopping. >> we are, for life in the techie lane. for that person in your life. right after this. asionaconstipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> technology moves very fast so whether you're looking for a gift for the techie in your life or you like to stay on top of things for the digital world, this segment is for you. >> digital exp

we should look at the overall rate. i want you to look at what's been reported already by all hospitals and hospital acquired infections are publically reported by all hospitals. >> is there a particular site for that? >> yeah. i'm not sure whether it's federal or state website. i don't really go look at them. they are just reports. >> i believe it's the website. i heard they are limiting that website. we may ask the board of supervisors to put pressure on the state because the public scrutiny of that data is really important. we'll get back to you on that. >> any other comments? public comment? seeing none, all right. item no. 9. >> the clerk: discussion item question the blue shield's calculation. >> lisa gut be. i'm going to accept set up the questions. one of our unions is looking at the rates and benefits process as the question of hsf regarding the rate setting process from the 2013 and he basically was asking about how was the pricing done and concern that maybe we overpriced 2013 and so i thought the best way to

look. >> look at that. the cat is like, okay, where are we going?wondered how he taught the cat that. >> that's what the cat wants, is a little safe space. >> look at what i caught. this is the kind of video you want to watch over and over. behold the beautiful, graceful river dance move of peach, the chihuahua. >> it is so true that it looks like the river dance because peaches little front paws are staying right down front. not moving but tap dancing away. >> look at her face. oh, my gosh, what indignity. >> i want to say poor dog but it is pretty cute. >> it's cute. ♪ >>> let's go to iceland to get really into the christmas spirit with a beautiful rendition of silent night ♪ silent night ♪ holy night ♪ all is calm, all is bright >>> telling me that is not making your skin just crawl. >> she is awesome. ♪ sleep in heavenly peace >> i feel like i'm watching one of those "american idol" reject clips. >> she is doing it on purpose. >> love her. ♪ sleep in heavenly peace happy holiday. >>> that's it for us here at rtm. thanks for joining us. we'll see

to look taller, to look bigger. what's the point of having a big helmet weighing you down with unnecessary equipment? on top of your helmet? if you look at why in ancient armies they'd go into battle screaming, iffy of you jog, if you know that if you talk, you get winded. so why are you going to go into a battle screaming at the top of your lungs? the posture. in an ancient battle, the best case scenario is five seconds after the battle starts the other army panics, runs away, and you massacre them as they're running from them. that's the best case scenario. they're so intimidated, they don't even fight you. they run, you massacre them as they're fleeing. that's the best case scenario. this is why the gun became so popular. if you look at the long bow and the crossbow, the long bow and crossbow have longer range, higher firing rate and better accuracy than the musket. the early musket was very inaccurate, couldn't fire very quickly and didn't fire very far. accurately. but if you look at the long bow and the musket

look look look look look look look look. look. look look look look look look look look look. look look look. look the purple. there's a medium leave out so we leave that maybe. i will see bush and see your. play your party there's a. clear shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . county fourteen olympics was this place like the one i use is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the game should be the city's present and future one more sochi will bring you this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold snowy windy mountainous stop here beyond the olympics but . on our team. welcome back let's take a quick look at this month's tech news. bites. sales of the yota phone kicks off on the fourth of december as gorky park in what's proved to be a day of firsts is the company's first foray into markets it also happens to be the first design small phone and the world's first. screen mobile. display promises. on display information even when the phone is not out of battery

look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. look. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. officer says she was just doing the right thing when she bought a pair of shoes for a homeless woman who didn't have any. her son posted this photo on our facebook page along with a reminder that giving shouldn't end after the holidays. cornell bernard has the story you will see only on abc7. >> sometimes homeless are over looked during the holidays, but not by jackie sellinger who spotted a homeless woman in front of this sketchers shoe store. >> she is holding a sign. i looked at her feet and she has some really slim feet and putting slippers on. >> the woman told the officer homeless shelters that donate shoes never have anything that fits her, a size 12. >> we just have so much. >> she offered to by something she needed. >> she said i will take anything. >> we can walk down to the -- she felt like it was a little expensive at sketchers so she said we can walk down to the pay le

. >> look at you. you want to see our thanksgiving table? look at it. look at us. look what we're drinking out of. red solo cups. i know. that was our thanksgiving table. >> you had a ball. doesn't matter what you're drinking out of. >> we did. we had fun. how was your thanksgiving? >> my thanksgiving -- thank you -- was excellent. the kids were looking forward to it because it was the first time ever that we didn't have guests of some sort. >> yeah. >> and we invited a couple of strays, but everybody had a place to be. >> right. >> then andy and elvia, the wonderful couple with us for over 20 years, and their -- their daughters are like my grand -- eight of us. and frank's son, kyle. >> nice. >> everything was great until i was in the gym friday morning trying to work off my stuffing because may mother's stuffing is the best in the whole world. the phone rang, nobody's answering. i go and answer the phone -- [ mumbling ] >> okay. i press the button because we have a gate, let the gentleman up the driveway. calls back right after that. [ mumbling ] >> i said, "i ca

it looks, you know, it looks great, and it just feels like that youthful, lush skin.ryone's like, "what's the trick, what's the trick? or what's the secret?" and really the trick is meaningful beauty. >> tell me about the man you worked with to create this incredible line. everybody in the beauty industry knows jean-louis sebagh. he's been called by vanity fair the world expert in medical anti-aging. he's got a long list of celebrities, models, socialites, politicians, who wait for months to come to him. what makes him so extraordinary? >> well, jean-louis sebagh is light years ahead of everybody, in just how he's thinking about the way that skin ages. and i have been working with him since i was 28 years old. a makeup artist actually suggested that i see him. so i went. i made an appointment, and his office is in this apartment building in paris, it's not marked. you know, it's like you have to knock three times and know the secret code and all that. and after the very first time i saw him, i saw like immediate results. my--my skin just felt radiant looking. it was j

we looked at all of them. i will not show you every single one but we did look at every single once i picked the most interesting for time reasons. you can see that it is the tea party republicans who answer in the most extreme categories. 31% in the one category and if you add the one and two, you are looking at 68%. the most extreme categories. it was eye-popping to see that that many fell into the most extreme category. it is interesting when compared against the establishment republican category. democrats are a bit divided as well. if you look at certainly the six category and you would add the six and seven, there are some divisions but the republican divisions do stand out. this was one that i thought was fascinating. nes asked for seven point question about whether the government should provide assistance to african americans and on the seven point african americans, should help themselves. that is amazing when we saw that. 51% answered in the most extreme category at number seven versus 36% of the est

take a look at this. shoppers in oklahoma city were startled as huge sheets of ice fell off the roof of outlet shoppes saturday. a shopper captured this video. you can see sheet after sheet of ice landing on the walkway between shops as a fortunately, no one was injured. >> they're still dealing with cold temperatures. the high is only one of the 33 degrees. maligne >> hundreds of children with disabilities act to enjoy a holiday tradition with their family as san francisco's yerba buena center. the nonprofit support for families organized the event which allows children with a variety of medical conditions to ice skate. >> this was free for families. several companies in the bay area made donations to help our. >> the hobbit held off the anchors during a busy weekend at the box office. according to studio estimates, the hobbit sea " to again at 31.5 million in its second week. that topped with ferrells anchormen to, which opened with an estimated $26.8 million. american who also came in third, with an es

look closely. the seasonally adjusted annual rate went from an originally reported 421,000 in august, that was revised down 15% and then it fell from there in september to 354,000. which is a 10% drop from september of 2012. then it rose to 444,000 units in october. please, there is a nearly 20% margin of error on these sales numbers. i can tell you, analysts are already poking some serious holes in this. you can read what they say online on cnbc.com. >> stick around as we kick around housing. we've talked about the potential impact of these rising rates on various parts of the mortgage and housing market. >> there's a log to rates rising, because initially you sometimes see a flurry of activity because the perception is the rates will go higher and they will. i think the housing stocks have played out. i thought that for a while. the valuations are a price-to-book basis. they're high in general. tolle is moving to the city. it's a little different. i don't know how home depot will do going forward

first let's look at how the futures are looking. looks like we might have a higher start after stocks have fallen for three straight days, investors nervously looking to next week when the federal reserve meets and whether the fed will cut back on bond buying. the s&p 500 its worst losing streak in four months and the dow its first triple digit decline in two months. we'll get the dow dropping 105 to 15,739, the nasdaq starts at 3998 after losing 6, but you know what, friday the 13th is usually a positive one on the markets so. we'll see if we have the luck of friday the 13th. meantime, twitter is backtracking on a new blocking feature that introduced yesterday after users protested loudly. the change had been that blocked user could continue to view or tweet the person who blocked them, but that activity would be invisible to the victim. now, the rationale behind that from twitter they were trying to protect harassment victims who wanted to filter out abusive tweets but were worried perhaps blocking the person would lead to some so

the pft is looking at the corridors and looking at what is the congestion now for the corridor. this is what we are looking at for the specific corridors that have the transit head ways which is the time between the transit services in the morning peak. they will have their head ways improved which you have more frequent service. >> we are talking about in the morning, but what about the afternoon? >> this is shows the peak transit head ways. it's going to determine whether it's a.m. and p.m. or a combination of all of them. >> right now you are committed to a.m. head ways. >> our metric we are using now is a.m. and p.m. head ways. we are looking to have all of these covered. it's kind of a process that we go through and in the recommendations it will specifically layout that information. so, key examples in the eastern neighborhoods area of the 9 l express which right now runs every 12 minutes, will be improved to every 10 minutes. 14 l to 5 minutes and the 14 l to 7 1/2 minutes. these are all again subject to funding and approval. we need to get the funding to do the capital i

you guys have been looking at what the future looks like and are going to be briefing the army on that. what does the future of these two programs look like if you are going to be designing the replacements for them? >> these two platforms are just, they are almost impossible to replace, based on the capability. what we continue to find as we look study to study is how we make them better than what they are today. how do we do it for less weight? bring the additional functionality they want. a chinook today may look like the chinook fro 1962, -- from 1962, but how it operates and serves the customer it is really an evolutionary product. >> it looks like it. but almost everything inside from how you guys build it all the systems are entirely new at this point? >> that's correct. we understand there is a unique technology that comes with that tandem configuration that we want to continue to take advantage of as we look into the future i don't what is the study you are going to provide to the army seen soon going to say? in terms of what the future looks like? >> i'm not going to share th

a look at the industry.during those darkest days -- >> which was when? >> during bankruptcy. you hear that terrible headline. i brought the entire design team together. i talked about how we are going to get through this bankruptcy. we will come out of the other side and everyone will look at where we are from a design perspective. >> how do you measure for a design team success? >> it is a lot more than a pretty picture or a car. we are not designing this to hang it in the modern museum of art. we want people to purchase it. it is a design that connects with people on an emotional level that they have got to get this vehicle. >> you guys have been on the journey for a couple of years getting it to the place it is today. what is the greatest learning you have had as part of this experience are making this brand change? >> build the right car. consideration is everything. we have our research clinic. customers tell us they would not have considered a cadillac in years past. now they do. >> build the right car

pr wise, it would not look good if you let him out and he looks on the edge of death.let's talk about social media. forget about tweeting. ofew study found that 20% u.s. adults are using the photo website pinterest. >> really? i do not believe that. >> twitter has higher rates of engagement with 46% of users going to twitter daily. that is 13% for linkedin. facebook,ponders use up from 67% last year. i do not think the twitter relative use thing is really surprising. twitter is not a mass product. it is really an niche roddick. >> but pinterest? do you use pinterest? hillary, do you? >> i do not. but twitter is going higher. the technical traders, they will bring that to $85. they are just fooling with everybody's head. i want to tell you, there are more buyers than sellers. the next two to three weeks -- we have been playing it all the way up. >> all the way down? >> they used back for christmas, and now we are -- >> did it set a record for the number of bear markets achieved within the time of its ipo? think it is grotesquely overvalued. >> pinterest or twitter? >> t

that looks fine. and the traffic is looking good.top and go traffic we already have only 580 which is not unusual. just a bunch of stop and go traffic over the hill there. it gets better by the time you reach livermore. let's go back to the desk. >>> back for developing news. a family escaped a big fire this morning that engulfed their home and two other homes. firefighters say the fire prevented extra challenges this morning. katie utehs is joining us from the scene to explain. >> reporter: i want to update you. we just spoke with firefighters and they have determined the cause of this fire is because the family was using their stove to warm the home. unfortunately the house burned. the good news everybody made it out okay. some of the extra challenges presented to firefighters. i will show you this is a manufactured home which is more dangerous for firefighters. the home to the right caught on fire. it is unoccupied. although there were people in the process of moving in so some of their things were there. then the home to the left

as we look at the view from the south beach camera we look towards the ballpark her and here's a look at the temperatures. 54 san francisco. 51 oakland. 44 in san jose. 42 los gatos. still a little breezy in spots and you can see from our east bay hills camera looking out across the bay that we definitely very clear skies out there. cleaner air today thanks to 40, 50 miles per hour wind gust last nature and here's a lack at the current temperatures not the that wind out there. 48 santa rosa. 49 nap a.vacaville 50. look at concord wind dialed down 37 degrees one of our colder spots. exploring camp remarks financial district sparkling tonight. clear chilly overnight. sunny tomorrow looking at calmer conditions with milder weather saturday as winter arrives at 9:11 in the morning. pacific satellite picture. this is a storm that moved through and really didn't produce whole lot for us other than few sprinkle around monterey bay. breezy pattern to windy pattern set up as the low manufactured down. high pressure started to build in. and i tell you what. this area of high pressure is so stro

let's see what westbound bay bridge looks like. it looks good.re is a stalled car on the shoulder over there. its not causing any major delays. traffic is moving along very nicely as you get into san francisco. and also the morning commute is moving along nicely on the san mateo bridge. heading out to the high-rise and the traffic from the san mateo bridge over to the peninsula looks pretty good. northbound 880 traffic is still looking good through the area and we are looking at highway 4 already some slowing as you drive through antioch. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news out of san jose at the airport where an evacuation is under way. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is there on scene with more on what is happening with that water main break. >> reporter: this secting everyone. traveling out of terminal a you can see there are police officers inside terminal a and there is an area blocked off because there is standing water that is still there. we know a hot water line broke at about 2:15 over on the rooftop

looking pretty good. low 50s for the highs today, tomorrow, looks like we'll see the highs only in the 40s and then stay tuned friday morning to see maybe some of those low snow levels in parts of the bay area. watching your morning commute, we'll see how chilly things are on the road with mike. >> we've seen your forecast, rob, and your current temperatures. we're looking around the bay. it's a nice, easy drive, as well. plenty of time to make sure you warm up that car and get that heater going if you can. a smooth drive along the peninsu peninsula. in the santa cruz mountains, overnight maintenance, but sounds like things are clear now at the summit. that's good news. for west 580. as you come into livermore, 84, mild and light and no problems down toward isabelle. right there, 680, the northbound side which still has activity, no more slowing shows up. with regard to the mobile home on the shoulder, an early morning crash happened there and paperwork and they're waiting for a tow truck to pull that mob

then the drone that is designed to look like a bird in flight. and we will take you on board a super luxury private plane where a flight to london could cost $80,000. to our viewers in the united states and to those of you around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines tonight. su keenan watches the market watchers who are watching to see what the fed will do on wednesday. yang yang has the latest details on attempts to get a budget agreement to president obama. good evening. >> good evening. the senate moved to the budget accord through a residual hurdle and congress is now one step away from passing the first budget in four years. democrats needed 60 votes to advance the bill. the final tally, 67-33. so not the overwhelming margins we saw last week, but enough to move the budget through for a final vote sometime tomorrow. the deal negotiated by congress and paul ryan and patty murray sets spending at $1 trillion for two years and reduces the some $20 billion without touching the big-ticket items of t

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we'll get a look at what's >>> at 6:28, let's take a look at some of your local top stories. a fatal accident on columbia pike in silver springs shutdown part of the roadway. montgomery county police reported to the scene. this happened just before 4:00 this morning where they found two vehicles that had crashed head on into each other. officers believed that speed was a factor. >>> now, take a look at this surveillance picture. d.c. police need your help identifying this man who they say tried to rob a bank in the columbia heights neighborhood. he walked into a bank on 14th street and irving in northwest yesterday afternoon. he gave a note to the teller demanding money. he refused and the robber left. >> more than 1 million americans out of work for months are set to lose their federal unemployment benefits. two senators are working on a proposal to extend those benefits by three months. president obama told the senators he plans to push congress to expand the federal benefits. they return to work on january 6th. >> this will be the better day of the weekend to get outside.

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everything looks grade. we had a serious accident in cupertino but all lanes are reopened there and everything looks great. along the peninsula, 101, 280, all those green sensors keep popping up. we like to see green, speeds over 40 miles per hour. so it's a nice start if you are heading towards sfo maybe heading out of town. no delays there. and here's a live look outside the nimitz freeway. this is near the oakland airport. southbound traffic out of the maze still moving at the speed limit. and traffic is extra light down into hayward. similar story if you are continuing south into milpitas. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 2013 has been a dangerous and deadly year on san jose streets. the city has seen an unusually high rate of bicycle related deaths this year. with a few weeks left in 2013, there have been five bike related deaths in the city and going back five years this is the highest. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from downtown. kiet, i know that you went to find out, is this a trend o

but if you take a look at some other emerging markets, if you look at chile, if you take a look at brazil, mexico, israel, australia, india, even sweden, which is not emerging, you take a look at those countries and i don't see good things there. so you've got to be very specific. overall, emerging markets in my judgment, are going to underperform certainly underperforms u.s., but importantly underperform europe. europe is going to be a big surprise, i think, in 2014. it's going to be a very positive surprise. >> got you. now paul, you -- your company is -- bespoke investment group. you look at all different kinds of stats and custom tailor out all of the interesting market commenta commentary. what's going to be the big theme as we head into 2014. >> i think we're going to continue to see some strength that we've seen so far this year. when we looked at the numbers i gave you, these are numbersle that you could conceivably hit this year based on prior years where we've seen a 25% gain. and i think the biggest shocking number of them all is, in the nasdaq, when you had a 25% plus gain in

look looked. >>> another nature wreaks havoc all the time and it makes it impossible sometimes to get through flooded roadways but that did not stop this bus driver. craig was out with his dad. they heard something honking behind them. can you see the roads are flooded. >> you thing you don't ieshl sou sound. i i. >> what do you do if the nearest brej is 200 miles away and your bridge is blinded out? >> they zip line the car oaf to the other side. >> this does not seem like a good idea. >> actually, it is a good idea. watch. ♪ ♪ >> is this easier than building a new bridge? >> the nearest bridge they say is 200 miles away. how is the nearest bridge 200 miles away? >> because this isn't something you just set up for a few minutes.'s got to be there for while. where's the driver? >> see how prankster jack veil calls out and confuses next. plus find out how far this dog is willing to get to get a sleep. ♪ ♪ >> he walks right next to people, he finds people that are minding their own business and then he'll call out to them. like, miss, excuse me, ma'am, sir. he'll turn around and pretend

we look at them quarterly. i know anna talks about our park scores in her weekly operations meetings with the managers. what the strategy is for the parks, i don't think there is a one size fits all solution. it depends on why the data is telling us the score is low. we are committed and we always look at the lowest performing and the highest performing to look at the practices that are keeping them there. we have 120 of them and each one is a unique creature. >> commissioner mcdonnell? >> thank you for the report and certainly encouraging to see both the closing of the gap as well as just the overall improvement. a couple of questions in terms of detail, if you will. on the high, medium, low score distribution on fy 14, how those plot on the maps on the next side? >> on the citywide? i haven't done that plot. >> the high, medium, low bar chart, there is seven parks identified in red. i'm just curious how those plots by service area or the citywide map? >> what i can say is historically we've had lower scores i

it's not i mean don if we look at health care if we look at health care it's still not it's not any place here is a matter of fact it's far from being in place one could even make the argument that obama is still running in his first term because his great achievement if you like it or not isn't his first term but it hasn't come to fruition not by a long shot in his second term. yeah but that's by its terms first let's correct the history ok kennedy started formulating in johnson asked medicare ok that is a much more extensive health care program perhaps not in terms of the age groups in terms of demographics but in terms of the depth of coverage and the number of people in the class you know people sixty five and over sixty two and over whatever that were reached that was a remarkable because it came from nothing what has been accomplished or what is yet to be actualized but what's been accomplished on paper under the obama administration is essentially a reorganizing of the private insurance industry nothing more it's insurance regulation or the adjustment of insurance regulations it's

let's look at the big board and see how we're doing. the dow looking strong. points going for its 47th closing finish of a record this year. the nasdaq is up 19. s&p 500 also in record territory up 8 points at 1817. michelle and brian, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> lawmakers have a new plan that would make stolen smartphones worthless. state senator mark leno and san francisco district attorney george gascon are introducing a bill that would require such devices to have kill switch technology. if stolen, the phone would be useless. >>> you're probably used to dialing 415 to deal people in san francisco and marin but that area code is not being phased out, it's being phased out for new numbers. california regulators just approved 628 to be given to new numbers starting in just over a year. existing numbers will not change. >>> a san jose food company is recalling 740 pounds of its sausage products because of potential bacteria. lee brothers food service is recalling its 16-ounce packages of lee's sandwiches brand pork sausages. the

look at china, look at europe.en i see a ten-year note, look at the two-day chart, you can see the data had an effect on it, obviously. whether you looked at claims, whether you looked at gdp, even with private inventory distortions. it's still a womaner of a number for the moment. now let's look at that global presence. let's look at the gilt, the ten-year, the boom. if you want to look at whose economy is week, how their stocks react to the stimulus, who is going to get hit hardest? that's important to pay attention to. as far as the dollar index, we had ecb press conferences and it doesn't change the technicals. look at the two-day chart and the dollar index. yesterday goes up, today comes down. it can't make up its mind. whether it's the fed, weaker dollar, quantitative easing, strong data, but here is the chart to watch. 918. you see the dollar index? it's losing momentum. david faber, back to you. >> all right, mr. santelli. thank you very much. >>> it's time for the faber report. yesterday we told you the he

look what she said.% of the lme's 778 licensed warehouses, and also own shadow facilities as well. according to the article, one facility has reported, nonreported a chain-linked fence, and you see the five names of the entities? now, all of these firms did not comment on the article, but the point is, how can you trade these commodities? maybe the supply gets dumped online, maybe it stays in storage. this is another, you need to know where you are to trade those nonprecious metals, all bouncing ball stories. back to you. >> all right, rick santelli, always great with the whiteboard, on commodities. and the interest rates, 10-year, at 3%. the markets pulling back after hitting high after high. we'll set things aside and look at things from a technical perspective, what the charts tell us. >>> plus, a trip to hawaii for only $68? we'll have more on that delta price glitch that benefited some very lucky travelers. were you one of them? we'll be right back, "squawk on the street." your car doesn't have to c

the skies looking more clear than it did an hour ago. let's look at our current conditions. oakland 44. san francisco, a little warmer at 49. santa rosa still a chilly 28, it's been stuck there all morning now. what you can expect on the rest of your sunday, mostly clear, cold in spots, sunny and mild, another spare the air day. the seventh in a row, truly amazing. dry for the rest of 2013 into the new year. >>> there are less than three days left in 2013 which is going to go down in the history books as the bay area's driest calendar year on record. >> keep in mind those records go back to 1849. the shortage of rain in some areas is being measured not in inches but in feet. >> reporter: skiers and boarders are lamenting the lack of snow in the sierra. but lack of snow is even more of a worry. snow melt is the source of water for several counties, and the san diego reservoir about 52 inches of year is there normally. this year the county is headed for a record low with 10 1/2 inches. the morinne water district board already called for a voluntary cutback on water use and may

let's look at how they are trading up. look at softbank shares. they are looking like this.ng some losses up by about 1.5%. this is reported to be considering a 20 billion dollar offer for t-mobile u.s.. sprint is studying antitrust concerns but could push ahead with an offer in the first half of next year. t-mobile shares were surging by the most in one year. they are in talks with things including mitsubishi for new loans. they want to reduce the risk of default by tying it to borrowing. you can see tokyo electric power is up about 3.5%. they may still go on trial. less than two months ago, they lost the first case over the alleged defects. the flick of the yen is trading. take a look at how the nikkei 225 is trading. we're seeing a decline for that session, a lot worse than what futures are indicating. is also seeing declines. this is a senior strategist in tokyo. thank you so much for joining us. what do you make of the figures for the large manufacturing it is a bit 16? >> unexpected. this will certainly give some confidence. looking at the outcome. they are getting to

take a look at the back again, everything look okay? roll them back down. . >> 1, 2, 3. >> move in close, move in tight. it's easier. okay, now you want to go that way. okay, you want to go my way. 1, 2, 3. >> okay, why don't you stop. >> 1, 2, 3. >> make sure your back is straight. >> basically when you are using a ladder out there, make sure you keep the ladder 10 feet away from wires. make sure the ladder is secure, that it's on stable ground, that it's even. if it's on a hill, we really don't want you to use it on a hill, but if it's on a hill, make sure it's shimmieed with something stable. make sure it's at the right angle, we suggest 70 degrees. if you stick your hand on a rung, the angle of the ladder is about the right angle there. never let go of the ladder. stand in the center, climb straight up. if you climb on the edges of the rung, the ladder will go this way. look up so you know where you are going and you can see where you're going to climb. walk vertically. don't step off to the side of the ladder. kind of common sense.

finally, look at shares of ford.ver the last year, and in particular, these last three months, they've been under pressure and increasingly you hear people on wall street saying that investors, tyler and sue, they're a little bit worried about what they're hearing when investors say what's going on with alan mulally. they want that question to go away. >> and he was pretty clear with you last week, i thought, phil. >> he was clear, but he wouldn't answer the basic question. does he deny any interest in microsoft? if he's not interested in that job, they want him to come out and say that. >> phil lebeau, thanks very much. >>> afterer yoos of slumping dvd sales, studios and cable companies have found a way to make money again on movies and tv shows. julia boorstin has more on this game changer. julia. >> well, tyler, forget about dvds. consumers are now buying digital movies not just from itunes but increasingly also now from pay tv companies. our parent company, comcast, xfinity store which launched november 19th beca

a live look from sutro looking down at san francisco. temperatures even warmer today with a red flag work in effect. details coming up. >> thank you, francis. also ahead, a random act of kindness. we touch base with the san francisco police officer whose small gesture grittily -- greatly helped a woman in net. and withdrawal woes. the problems facing some people impact check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >> welcome back. 5:12 on this last sunday of 20 and 11. this is the live look from our roof cam showing you the beautiful light display on the bay bridge. high and dry today weather-wise. meaning warm temps

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look for the eyes, nose, the mouth. you start to find things with those figure points that make the face particularly unique. that is when you compared to a database and match the identity. the ability to do all that processing on the fly is what makes it much more accessible. when that technology was there years ago, the processing hour wasn't. now it is involved in desktops and everywhere else. of conferees re: spell -- the buddies are planning to use this technology? >> facebook is planning to use this for tagging and marketing purposes. walmart says they're using it only for security at their facilities right now. apple and google are looking at this to unlock phones in the same way that apple has a thumb print on their new iphone 5 and they're hoping to look at this in a different way so that the photos who you are. finally, lockheed martin is using this with specific government security military uses. they may be the leader in the field because that is where the leap -- feel has been up to this point. >> thank you

look at the numbers coming up here.tly cloudy tomorrow morning not terribly cold still cloud cover. coldest air hit between tuesday night wednesday morning. north bay first. inland spots down to the mid 20's on average. bay coast mid 30's and take a look at the wide spread freeze we expect on thursday. temperatures as low as the low 20's we could be talking about record low temperatures coming up here so than aware of the fact that it gition to be definitely a bigger change coming up. slate chance of showers overnight with the cold front but it's a blast of cold air we are watching. much colder weather coming in with this front and that means scarves gloves boots might be good idea. >> isolated shower or 2 not out of the question 2:00 a.m. south bay could be getting a little bit wet but during the morning commute look at cloud and they will clear away by the afternoon hours. plenty of sun but not going to feel like december, feel more like january. look at the temperature trend for santa rosa. tomorrow morning 41. sharp

now, the thing is, before you think about looking into these funds, look in prop k.what has not done in prop k and what has to be done and in a few years you have to go before the voters again to reauthorize the prop k to get it completed. now, there is a bus rapid transit on this blvd, but there is no money there for light rail which is grandfathered from prop b into prop k years ago. to your homework and look at what is in prop b and prop k and look at what has to be done and what has been done and you have to go before the voters again to authorize the money in prop k to complete the project in the sales tax now before we look 30 years in the future. thank you. >> steve wu from chinatown cdc. i want to thank the ta staff for a great presentation and laying out a great framework for how to achieve equity in di

a quick look at live look here from palo alto, then we'll end with a smooth flow into san francisco for 101. back to you. >> 5:08. still ahead, the pair of glasses that apparently stopped a bullet. >> reporter: coming up we'll take you live to the north pole, we'll talk to santa, check in on the reindeer, might have an eventual or two as well. ♪ checkin' target off my list, ♪ ♪ last minute deals on toys and gifts. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday, ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ wrap it up, pop, lock and shop, ♪ ♪ buyin' presents that i forgot. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday. >>> a quarterback sneak. breaks to the outside. touchdown 49ers! >> looking back at the stick with a lot of fun. you know, it's two days until christmas and peggy, you may have not realized we have the big guy. >> i heard rumors. >> we take care of you. bob redell really takes care. making his annual trek to the north pole to check in on santa and his elves and maybe drop off a few letters from my triplets perhaps? >> reporter: i'll take care of them. good morning. merry christmas to you. unfortunately this year has been different as y

we are looking at higher numbers. did you have a question? >> i was scratching my head but not in confusion. i was thinking about my district about 94-1-12. >> 10.8. about mid-range. most recently we had an opportunity to take a look at some data that shows excels ior was at the higher end with regard to consumption given the latest data. those rates may have gone up because the data is a couple years old. all of this said which is important information, we appreciate the budget and legislative analyst office preparing this report. >> can you tell me the data for the fillmore district, 94-1-15. >> that's 14.8 hospitalizations per 10,000 population per year. on the higher end i would say, all of this data is available at sf hip.org, san francisco health improvement partnerships. this is data that's been prepared and presented by san francisco hospital counsel and sf hip is a sponsorship of counsel and ucfs and other participants. any other questions? thank you for your time. >> i had a question, from what miss guma and mr. smith looked at, are

they're going to the site to look at the coupon codes. the smart black friday shopper are on top of the deals. they know who have what and when. >> tim, if you're looking for the technology gadgets for any of these electronic, is cyber monday the big day? >> it depends. we're seeing sales span out across the two weeks. there's quite a few deals to go around. amazon are rolling out new deals just about every hour. you never know what will come until the hour before. you really have to be on top of things. if you're looking into something in particular you need to go to fat wallet or cnet because it will be hard to tell. >> i don't know you said the deals will keep coming. i did talk to a former retail ceo who admitted if you're there on christmas eve in their stores they know you will pay anything they ask on that day. don't expect any deals come that day. >> that late in the game, they may be out of certain products and toys even though it's cheaper to buy toys toward the end of the holiday season. the parents don't want to take that risk

i look forward to it. i am always looking forward to helping people. >> that's vernon's view from tampa. another win and they improve to 10-4. >> here is the information you need to know to attend the toy and art supply give away. it takes place from 3:00 to 6:00 at vernon's art gallery. kids aged 5 to 17 are welcome. there will be live music. we discussed a lot of topics with vernon. something tells me that this one is maybe one of his favorite things he discussed. vernon is always giving back of the shu will be there and deliver another edition in the 11:00 news a week from monday. vernon's view only on abc7. ama? >> thank you, colin. >>> an nba player is proving it is not all about statistics. andre drummond said he would honor the victims of the newtown masacre. the 20-year-old who went to high school and college in connecticut wrote the names of all 20 children x six adults -- 20 children and six adults on his shoes for tonight's game. he will donate the shoes and the game jersey to the school in thei

look at that, right? and there -- look at that little guy right there.other words, it's a cup and handle within a cup and handle. it's like one of those russian nesting dolls and this pattern goes all of the way back to february of next year so we have a real backbone to this move. it's just broken out of two, not one, but two super bullish formations and the weekly and daily charts and just like the convergence indicator is flashing a buy signal on the weekly, the crossover. how high can hpq go. it's a big question, right? they give ponzi a pretty clear forecast. you mentioned the depth of the cup and that tells me how the stock can rally from where we are now. ponzi can see it rallying from 33 just on this part, but based on the much bigger part of the weekly, ponzi comes up with a target of 42. i'm not tall enough for it although i was back about 15 years ago, and that's 53% higher than where the stock is right now. that's right, 53%. and you know what? i don't have any trouble with that. i don't have any trouble believing in it at all because you kno

look at this.se old stone foundations, tree stumps, one of the first gold rush towns in california. the town grew out of an encampment of mormon settlers in the 1840s. at its peak it had 2500 residents. by the 1940s only a few people lived there. then in 1950 it was flooded as part of the folsom dam project. >> i like to imagine what it was before the water came. and compare it to the hills around and think about what a beautiful valley. >> i think it's great. it's history. it's sad that they knocked out a lot of these towns. >> we came out here for a family thing. pretty cool how it's still here. >> the town is considered a historical landmark which means it is illegal to alter it. >> pretty cool. highlighting the rain we had and how dry it is. >> we do need it. >> checking in getting a look at the forecast for the day and maybe some rain? >> no, actually none in the near future. we had a red flag warning over the weekend because it was so dry. not today. and we're not sparing the air either so we

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