as we look at the cost projections for the city of san francisco, we look at two different things. we look at what the city spends in direct health care provisions and services to the obese and diabetic populations. we also look at what the city contributes to health care cost through health insurance, through the health services system for employees, retirees and dependents. because we use several different methodologies we developed three scenarios which are outlined and detailed in our report to estimate the cost the city is currently spending to cover medical care related to obesity and diabetes that is attributable to sugary sweets and beverages. we look at the total cost, direct cost and indirect cost. we used for the analysis that you see on the table in front of you, the most conservative methodologies. so one of the studies that we looked at recommends using a 10 percent total medical cost attributable to obesity. the cost to treat obesity and the cook county study which we were just talking about references a 23 percent. of total medical cost. we apply that in a few ways.

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you want to look at libertarianism as the outlier, look at the drone debate. we look at it internationally, drones are great. they're less costly. there is less loss of life. we allege we can have more targeted killings that we would have through conventional means. for traditionalists, we protect american pilots. there is famous quote about six months ago -- it does not matter how many innocent pakistanis die, the american pilot will be home for dinner. for the libertarians we still have a problem. this is unnecessary interference in international areas. we do not need to be there. domestically we heard the argument. this was rand paul's filibuster. even for domestic security purposes, we could turn these groups towards us. we look at where the traditionalists and libertarians unite and oppose the pragmatists. i will speak to both the shutdown and the debt ceiling in the same vein. the pragmatic republicans, the mitch mcconnells and john boehners, understood that the defaulting on our loans was not going to be a positive solution. they were willing to make th

and i 80 west looks good. no problems for westbound 24 of the traffic map however, you may encounter some pretty dense fog coming out of the tunnel. as a ticket over to the 58680 interchange just still enjoy conditions here. a pretty easy ride coming out of tracy and 2 to 05. >>anny: thanks erica. in other local news,more than 3,000 people are expected to attend the funeral for sgt. tom smith. sgt. smith is the bart police officer who was one week ago, by colleague during an apartment search. smith lived in san ramon. kron 4's j.r. stone was in smith's neighborhood-- where the community is still remembering him as they prepare for his funeral today. >>j.r.: it has been a very difficult week for those who live in this section of san ramon. those who know sergeant tom smith. and the neighborhood where he lived u.s. blacks can be seen all over the place. we're talking about small flags, big flags hanging from a second-floor windows and even little kids carried the u.s. flag. all this in memory of sergeants and me

take a look at this sketch. this is what they want the public to be looking at. as you can see here looks to be a male, saying white or hispanic male, we'll get to that description. first we want to let you know what the fire department is saying about this person. take a listen. >> putting a lot of people in danger, causing a lot of property damage, a lot of money, a lot of resources going to this. we want him in custody as soon as possible. >> reporter: now let's take a look at this detailed person of interest. these are the details they want the public to know. white or hispanic, between 25 and 40 years old. also a tall person, standing about 6 feet 6'2" weighing 160 and 180. the other thing is that this person wears distinctive glasses, large rim glasses. that is the description that they are releasing. the flyer that had been handed out by the neighbors being that this happened in a small radius near downtown san jose they want everyone to be aware, these are happening in the middle of the night when owners are home, sleeping. they are asking neighbors to lo

but, look.e are ways to mitigate the risk or at least to react fast enough that you don't get hit that hard by the impacts. take this target case, for example. we shopped at target during the period affected, and hey, we just canceled our credit cards, got new numbers. >> my wife had the same thing, got a notice from ste ba citiba saying they might want to look into getting a new card. >> seema, i assume you agree? >> i've got to say, i'm a big user of snapchat and skype. definitely concerning, but at the same time, not too surprising. it seems like every month there's news of a report of a new security breach. i think this just tells us that we need to be smarter and better about our online decisions. >> let's talk football, folks. sports fans, the nfl's wild card weekend is two days away, but some fans in the home team towns may not be able to see the games on tv. the blackout could hit cincinnati, green bay and indianapolis if the stadiums are not sold out by this afternoon. the question is w

it's not looking promising for us for the most part, looks look it's going to hoover above the bay area. we will get more rain up in washington. looking good for rain showers to return to oregon as well. once we continue further the first week of february, it does look like the storm track situated on top of us. it's going to stay there for a while. i'll show you that graphic coming up. back to you, scott and laura. >> 4:50. new details on the deadly shooting of a tsa officer at l.a.x. authorities say two armed officers with the los angeles airport police department went on a break moments before the november shooting. officials say the officers didn't let the dispatcher know they were leaving. two were reported outside terminal three when the gunman opened fire with an assault rifle, killing a tsa officer and wounding three others. >>> three men accused of sparking a while fire still burning in southern california, expected in court today. prosecutors who filed a criminal complaint say the fire started when their illegal campfire grew out of control. er firefighters hope to have full c

>> i look at the price action first and foremost. i look at technical data.t volume, moving averages, the strong sectors, the weak sectors. we follow a trend-following program which is based on selling weakness. we run a tight ship based on stocks. we do have some input on the fundamental side, but from early, we look at prices. >> numbers never lie. puru saxena, thank you so much for joining us today. >> the trend is always your friend until it ends. [laughter] up next, ruffling a few feathers. >> find out what happens when too many chickens cross the road. this is "asia edge." stay with us. ♪ like.s is what it looks trading got underway about 10 minutes ago or so. sensex, following. we see these falls all across the board in the asia-pacific. in mumbai, no exception. we do get emergency -- emerging-market currencies under pressure. the rupee, a little bit cheaper than it was yesterday, i suppose. that is a snapshot of what it is looking at -- looking like at the moment as far as the india trading day goes. >> checking some other stories making headlines aro

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look at all of that black smoke. >> got to look for little things.nd at all. >> nothing. around san jose we're getting pretty strong winds in san francisco, but you'll notice the actual smoke, that's due to the farce of that water hose. you'll also notice the embers are falling slowly because they are light. reportedly this is hay that is burning so that's also good. we don't have heavy embers traveling around. the next couple hours we'll watch this, keep in mind we have been so dry we all need to be on the baes of fire defendant. not much but a little bit. the winds are pretty strong in san francisco. san jose is calm. throughout the day we're going to see a change. cooler, more cloud cover and these foggy cells are expected. they should be clearing out by 10:00. 11:00. temperatures in the low 60s and upper 50s but getting the steady drizzle now give yourself extra time if you can and travel cautiously. throughout the next couple days, temperatures are going to stay pretty steady, then into next week we're talking about a major warm-up. i wanted to

they're looking hard.to maintain the attachment to the work force, having that lifeline of emergency unemployment compensation is critical because, as you know, liz, one of the requirements of receipt of emergency benefits is that you continue to look for a job. liz: true, right. >> and that's why congress has on a bipartisan basis five times during the bush administration with no strings attached extended it. and that's why it's so critically important to do it again next week. liz: five times under the bush administration, an important point. look, we're all americans, we want this country to do well. we'll be watching it. thank you so much. >> great. thank you and have a great weekend. liz: you too. tom perez, u.s. labor secretary. closing bell ringing in about 40 minutes. former sac capital advisers manager matthew mar toma getting his day in court on insider trading charges one day after we learned he cheated at harvard. next, charlie gasparino and i will ask the attorney who took sac capital founder

now, when we look at these numbers, one of the things i said we did look at different alternatives and i know some discussions came up about san bruno and transportation costs. so, in our report -- i don't have it in the slides here -- we actually decided the transportation costs of moving inmates from san bruno to the hall of justice in the security costs and holding cells were significantly high. at this point in time it's not feasible to build extra jail beds at san bruno to accommodate the population. so, there is a replacement jail, what we saw was probably made more sense to build it next to the hall of justice. so, that's sort of a brief summary. we did look a little bit at alternatives to incarceration. i know there will be more discussion later. i think that number of offenders who are in this programs has increased. i think there are still some proposals out there. we estimate that maybe as many as 60 more could be incorporated in terms of reducing the jail population. but we didn't actually include that in our analysis because those are not numbers that are -- the programs h

looking ahead, we are looking for two at three day weekend. this will be a holiday for a lot of us for monday, one of the king jr. day. your 7 their around the bay shows that will hold on to this pattern for the next couple of days. the clouds will increase. the temperatures will take a tumble by the middle of the week. >> we are still looking at it pretty good commute around the bay we are tracking incidents but no hot spots. let's start with the maps, looking at the ride when the east shore freeway conditions are still great and we are slow to see things back up. the ride on 680 south 3 san ramon is okay and westbound 580 is heavy. this was part of the problem with the gravel spill. that fully, there have been no delays produced from this. we are still tracking this accident on 880 southbound at maori. it has only backed up to 84. we're looking there. >> we're picking of slowing on 1 01 northbound. the marin brightest feel good. a quick check from the bay bridge, the time were the metering lights would normally be activated the that is not t

look at san francisco, 50 degrees.d there. 39 in fremont with concord coming in at 35 this morning. so grab the jacket. it's going to be a while until we warm up. from the east bay hills camera, nice and dark out there. but the winds are calm and that's why we are so cool. temperatures this afternoon once again 10 to 15 degrees above average. we are looking at upper 60s to near 70 inland. the coast in the upper 60s. a spare-the-air day today for poor air quality north and central bay. we will talk about our prospects of rain in a few minutes. eric. >> thank you very much. in the news, the martin luther king holiday usually means a big weekend for sierra ski resorts but this year there's not much natural zone. ski areas that make their own have a big advantage and they are trying to get out the word. even when skies are blue in the bay area, there's a blizzard almost every night at tahoe. we are shown the fine art of making winter and there is no winter. >> ski resorts have come a long which since they first started mak

take a look at the facts and incorporate those into our study. we counted everything gas stations and fitness institutions. so we did our best to make sure that everything was as correct as possible. i'd like to thank you for including us in the stakeholder meeting. thank you. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission i'm the director of government affairs for the restaurants association. your organization is a member driven organization we represent extinct and chain restaurants. i want to emphasize and ask this commission to analyze the businesses based on commercial district and not supervisorial district it could skew the data and consider looking at the retailer should include charitable giving. thank you >> next speaker is there any further any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners peter cowen i'm a resident in the upper market area and worked on formula retail controls in 2003 and 4. a couple of thoughts an issue areas to focus on. there's a lot to choose from. having seen the impact of the fo

looks nice sunny but if you look closely you can see some of the haze out there.a result, it's a spare-the-air day today with the north bay and coast and central bay looking at poor air quality. this is the 28th alert and i think the record is back in 2006-2007 with 30 spare the air days. we are getting awfully close to that. the rest of the afternoon we will feature above normal temperatures. a little cooler than what we experienced all last week but still mid-january and we are talking upper 60s at our coast. 68 vandermeer san francisco, 07 oakland, 07 livermore and san jose should see some low 70s. a little hazy out there. a long holiday weekend and a projection beyond seven days, i'll have it for you coming up. hearing. >> lisa, thank you very much. at 8:30, here's some news for you. >>> the martin luther king holiday usually means a big weekend for sierra ski resorts, but this year there's not much natural snow. ski areas that make their own have a big advantage, and they are trying to get out the word. even when skies are blue in the bay area, there's a bliz

a live look outside. monday, january 27th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. police are looking for a man they say stabbed a san jose state student to death at a home near piedmont high school. chase cain is live in san jose. this happened at a house party? >> it was the victim's girlfriend's birthday party. it was a smaller or medium size group and pretty much everyone knew each other so that could play a factor in this case for san jose police. but the party was saturday night into early yesterday morning. it was around 1:00 a.m. we're told at a home on suncrest avenue in east san jose when the fight broke out apparently things escalated and everyone moved to the front of the house when this victim, richard fan a 22-year-old student at san jose state, was apparently trying to break up the fight and someone stabbed him several times. he was rushed to a hospital and later died at the hospital. we're t

damage the west when we're looking at the original al qaeda the bin laden al qaeda but if we look at countries like egypt syria iraq iran even lebanon they all have their own dealings real or imagined dealing with al-qaeda i mean we can look at the egyptians and saying that this is the reason for a crackdown on any kind of civil liberties and political activism is because there is al qaeda in the sinai. it's like a mcdonald's franchise you know what's interesting is mike show you were last month in december wrote an article that drove a lot of neo cons crazy for some of the things he said you know he was the head of the of bin laden unit at the cia and he he makes the point that there is no it is making gains worldwide but his question is why on earth is u.s. policy any everywhere in the world it seems designed to to increase. graphs to to expand them you know look in the in egypt u.s. intervention had led to a. weapons flowing everywhere look in libya the us invasion of libya weapons went to syria everywhere from syria to nigeria so if there is this dangerous threatening al qaida wh

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for your weekend looks pretty good.d under sunny conditions and then on super bowl sunday a slight chance for some showers. but that may miss us entirely. temperatures are now. it is a little bit cooler. at half moon bay. bring a jacket. it was the driest january on record ever sent to started keeping records of back around the civil war. time now is 822. >>:the government's latest parents owed money on their the students affected were an update this morning on the re-trial of amanda knox. police in italy have detained her ex=boyfriend at a hotel near italy's border with slovenia and austria. raffaele sollecito's passport has been taken and he'll have to stay in italy. he and knox were both convicted in an italian court for the 209 death of her roommate, british student meredith kercher she was convicted. the conviction was overturned. and now this third trial reinstated the guilty verdict. amanda knox sentenced to more than 28 years in prison. but she's been back in the u-s for the past two years. the final decision on

peters square. >> look at the big smile, too. >>> a live look outside.erry building in san francisco. we're seeing changes in the forecast. christina has been warning us about. when that is rain going to hit? we'll check in with her and mike who has a look at a busy commute. >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. 6:40. eerie shot of the bridges look towards san francisco from oakland. everything is just kind of so bright. can't explain it. maybe it's the rain on the way. everything's anticipated washed off by the rain. >> i like it. a cool shot. mysterious. 6:40. he's been called the peep's poem, and today he lives up to the name. pope francis touring st. peters square, kissing babies, greeting the crowd when a priest approached the vehicle, right there. the pope just motioned for the priest to join him. >> come on in. >> look at the smile, like i can believe i'm in the popemobile! the two along with the caravan made their way through the crowd in the popemobile and later the pope met with members of the italian soccer team and told them they were a

looking at the bay bridge. gosh, that is such a beautiful -- what does that look like, a net? a mosquito net. very well lighted. more on the 49ers quest for six. if you happen to be a seahawks fan in the bay area now. >> then go home. no. go ahead. finish. >> you have to be polite. keep it to yourself. or be prepared to catch grief. >> seahawks souvenirs. >> seahawks suck. >> have a nice day. >> wow. >> this is a seahawks fan in san francisco. so happens -- he is a reporter from our affiliate in seattle. he's in town to cover the game, showed up along the embarcadero yesterday. you see him having fun with people yesterday. >> we'll have a live report. >> he looks lonely. the wife of 49ers legend joe montana teaming up with the enemy. jennifer montana is partnering with seattle running back marshawn lynch. no worry, it's all for charity. montana is designing a custom necklace for sunday's championship game. it cost $124 on the website. but 80% of the profits going to montana's foundation and lynch's family first foundation. lynch is a friend and a inspiration of hers. >> she ge

look to. it looked. like to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked trying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing us to find ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. wealthy british style. has been tied to the tightly. target. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. live. live live . i think the fact that thes

before we look at that, take a look at the temperatures, a chillier start?anta rosa and nova toe. 50 in hayward and upper 40s in san jose. in the afternoon around round of 60s and 70s for the south bay. upper 60s for mountainview, fremont and redwood. 71 for , 72 expected in evergreen this afternoon and upper 60s in concord and pittsburg, and 07 for pleasanton. 71 in santa rosa and 67 more novato. look at satellite and radar. a system is bringing moisture to the south of us. we are not getting any rain from this but we will see the clouds streaming in throughout the day. also going to be pretty sunny today. temperatures you can see are 70s right on to midweek and then temperatures will cool off as we have a chance of rain finally approaching the bay area, but it looks like it will clear up on friday and cooler the on saturday. >> all right. >>> now, let's go to our political analyst, michael yaki. let's talk about huckabee and the comments he made earlier this week. >> yes. he made comments in an offensive way to a lot of women. he said women need to control

a look at blizzard conditions next. >> a live look at san jose. sun starting to peek up. >> that's pretty. a live look north by the bay bridge in san francisco. a lot more news ahead. [ bell dings ] [ coughs ] hi. yo. cold? nasty cold. dayquil severe. nyquil severe. thanks dude. [ female announcer ] walgreens. get in. get out. feel better. select dayquil severe and nyquil severe. $11.99 at walgreens. >>> snow, wind, blizzard conditions as a wicked winter storm slams the east coast. we'll show you who's getting hit the hardest. >>> you can gloat. a much nicer forecast on the west coast. a live look at san jose. forecast and traffic in just moments. >> what a pretty sunrise. >>> let's see how the markets mr. fare as we take a live look from new york city. city of harvest doing the honors there as we hear the opening bell. green county bancorp. wednesday, january 22nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> you do the markets very well. good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> a long time here. i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening today, governor brown set to deliv

looking for.ok at this? there seems to be a sense that inflation numbers are coming down. growth is coming down. we'll hear from the fed a little bit later on. the beige book is going to be out. what is its view of the u.s. economy? how does tapering work? differences in terms of the voting members to have fed. that is going to be interesting to watch in 2014. where are we? francine? back to you. >> a look at what you need to know for the rest of the trading day. jon, let's kick off with g.m.. >> mary barro officially begins taking over that top office at general motors. the ford f-150 there, the redesigned mustang. >> also watch out for some of the banks. >> yeah. we're getting a flurry of bank earnings. we get goldman sachs tomorrow. bank of america later today at 7:00 eastern time. of course that company trying to wrap up some of the cost-cutting efforts. another company to watch is amazon. the last thing for any company, the last thing they want to deal with is unions. amazon may have to face

>> my portfolio looks ugly today because it is cyclical. today it doesn't look so good. it's important, this is earning season. this is when you listen to what companies are saying. this is when you learn things and you can buy some stocks that get hit. utx had blowout orders and great margins. construction, uri talking about price increases and utilization rate increases. that's good. jci had a great automotive experience division. margins doubled. they beat by 400 million on the top line. that stop stock is selling off. when these stocks sell off these are the ones you want to go to. and at the opposite side, mcdonald's, u.s. consumer continues to be really tough. so i think you kind of have to avoid that space. you can pick a little bit here and there but i think you want to be selective. >> tough space to avoid at 70% of the economy. >> i total tally agree. you don't want to see the consumer roll over. i think the stocks, some of these stocks are down 7%, 10%. tjx -- >> maybe some have already rolled over. is that a concern? >> i think it's too early to say. >> strip

look at this. a band of rain starting to press into sonoma county, very northern sonoma county, windsor, maybe you're a truck driver, count on dangerous conditions because is not only steady drizzle and mist out there. we are also getting fog. take it easy. 59 in san francisco. 57 in mountain view. 57 in san jose. still pull out that jacket because temperatures are going to be cole for the first part of the day. 62 later on today in the north bay. 59 san francisco. you hit the high in san francisco when we started out at 60. 67 in the east bay. 65 south bay for today. as we head throughout tonight into tomorrow, the mane event arrives. microclimate changes tell the story. fair game stofor showers san jo and san francisco. thursday, main event early thursday. residual showers friday. clear out for saturday. more precipitation through sunday. we'll talk about this. time the first of the two systems out at the doorstep. >> as you've been telling folks, we have drizzle, that means slick roadways, off-r

look at how far the cold has advanced, all the way down to the coast. look at atlanta. 26 degrees. the gulf coast states are looking at wintry weather. they are getting snow this morning. this will go east to alabama and make its way to atlanta and the carolinas. believe it or not, it could go our way tonight. i think the metro area will be fine. it is southern maryland that we are concerned about. you can see the high-pressure and the cold air. there is warmer air and moisture here. areas that do not normally see them -- if you have travel plans, thousands of flights have been canceled at the busiest airport. advisoriesof the across the midwest and atlantic states. our forecast in detail. we look forward and have cloudiness today. here are the showers to st. mary's. potentially at half an inch. this will be more of a beat event. ocean city will get several inches. tomorrow, we clear things out with a little bit of sunshine. that is when the warming trends began. the temperatures will be in the low-to-mid 20's. our temperatures will make it above freezing by thursday. we will be pu

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economists looking for a gain.bs which would mark the third straight strong monthly gain in employment. sometimes we say it's better said that you don't say as much. but that's not the case for j.c. penney this morning. investors are hoping for more in the company's sales update for the holidays. j.c. penney only saying that it was pleased and that its customers responded well to in-store offerings and online. as a result, the stock is dropping about 7% this morning. investors wanted something more specific from the struggling chain. twitter under fire for analysts on wall street this week. the stock has gotten pummeled, down 11% over the last two days, 3.5% on a downgrade this morning from cantor fitzgerald. some gains on the stock market rolling back this morning. the dow is dropping 47. nasdaq up 3. s&p is moving lower by 1 point. >> back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> 6:45. only on kpix 5, private buses aren't the only way for san franciscans to get to work at google on the peninsula. th

you want to take a look at the numbers. take a look at that.o million. -- russians also canceling trips. some hotels will only see 30% occupancy. we're talking about the likes of bangkok. here is an antidote i heard. meant to play in the stage two of the davis cup this coming weekend. they pulled the plug. they said it is way too risky. it cannot get insurance. by pulling the team out, hong kong faces a demotion. the international federation had cleared the match. those are tickets and flights booked. pretty much gutted. but safety first. that was the decision made. several people were hurt when riot police crash with protesters. they gathered to demand the release of 23 people arrested earlier this month. there were mass rallies after a series of protests at the start of the year. it was a very popular question, why did the chicken cross the -- it isthe hat reyause perhaps the loo crash. a gay traffic police something of a headache. neither chickens nor the drivers were hurt. up next, corporate japan rays into debate about legal casinos. ♪ >>

we'll take a look. live look outside, tuesday, january 28, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. happening now police on the peninsula looking for a missing teenage boy with autism. christie smith live in belmont at the school where he was last seen. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. police and the sheriff's department looking for tyler edward simmons, checking the high school that he attended

if you look at san mateo and dumbarton, it looks good and as a matter of fact we are looking at speeds on 101, it is still high, 280 looks good as you drive south and speeds are still up on the peninsular freeway, let's go to steve. >>> let's go to sal, a very good morning to you all, yes. the forecast? >> yes, yes. >>> mostly cloudy for theft of you who don't know that and 4 nice is -- 49 is the forecasted high and that is a great sign. highhigh pressure has been here for a long time it's not only that but there is another one really really strong. sometimes things can sneak in underneath and up get a lead under that and there is hints something might come in and we will deal with it and it will be cooler but it still looks dry here for a while, dry and very, very warm. santa cruz 82 yesterday and 82 in santa cruz. oakland airport an "f" s o, the warmest january temperature ever and it felt like it would be long -- longer. salinas is 08 and believe it or not -- 80 believe it or not and it would tie going into southern california and it is unbelievable we have this kind of weather. 51

look at motorola, look what we got in there. put in the right guy.the right guy, chesapeake, we put in the right guy. just because the ceo says something is meaningless. listen, great ceos, i'm not saying john's not a good ceo at this moment, but i think just to say they say something. and how many analysts have been correct? you know, if all these analysts were so great, they wouldn't be analysts, right? >> remember, back up the truck and buy as much world come as you can? -- worldcom as you can? i know you didn't fall for that. what i love about you, carl, you broke the news about your shareholder letter on fox business to am, but i've got to ask you this because i know this gets your blood boiling, the notion that investors don't really have a say in what goes on in the boardrooms, meaning the people that actually own the company like yourself and others, pension funds. i mean, is twitter a way in? do we need to change the law? or -- >> you really do. you really have to get shareholders to wake up to the fact that these large institutions -- some

here's a look at what the snow looks like when it was coming down at reagan national. the snow stopped and john gonzalez is tracking the travel woes. this is brutal out here morning at reagan international airport. if you are flying or taking a train, this will affect your travels. here areagan national, there is a good amount of snow on the reallyand the wind is picking up in priority for the ground crews this morning. they are pushing all the snow off of the tarmac. there is a lot of piling going on around the airport. the roads are still a bit of a mess this morning. around thee and country are being canceled and delayed. more than 1500 flights have been canceled nationally and 2000 have been delayed at last check yesterday. they are on par to match that or go. if you are looking at a plan b, a friend of mine's flight was canceled and she booked a ticket on amtrak. they will have a modified schedule for the north east corridor or and reduced frequencies will cause delays. passengers that require modifications will be put on other trains and refunds are available are

she's looking and looking and looking. and we need to support them.rica's about, you know, we lend a lifeline to people during these times of need. and the most important thing we can do for her and for everyone else who is unemployed is grow the economy, grow it at a faster clip, pass immigration reform which grows the economy, invest in our roads and bridges and in our other infrastructure. give people the skills to succeed. pick up the pace. we need to have our foot on the accelerator and not on the brake. and that's what the president's trying to do. >> mr. secretary, i appreciate as we do every month to come and talk about the jobs numbers. >> it's always a pleasure to talk to you guys. tell your staff to take their coats off. it's pretty warm down here. >> getting warmer. labor secretary, tom perez, take care. we may make it nine jobs friday in a row, that we continue the rally. >> looking closely at it, again, i mean, the bond market's taking this number seriously it's a negative, that means interest rates go lower and reignites a lot of area w

look at buffalo wild wings.fference in those margins. >> is the super bowl the biggest chicken wing eating day? >> it is the second-biggest eating day of the year in the u.s., followed by eggs giving. at only 4.6% of all the chicken wings we consume every year are on super bowl sunday. we eat them the rest of the year, for sure. >> what about what this means for restaurants? we just had one logo up. i do not remember the name. they are going to sell a lot. >> buffalo wild wings. that is how many chickens we are going to eat. >> get the graphic back. >> 1.4 billion wings is how much we will eat. 30 times. that is how many wings. >> i want to see the path of who did that. will we also see a rotation into chicken regardless of the super bowl, because it is cheaper to or chicken than to buy beef pork? regardless, you asked about companies. buffalo wild wings made wings stand out. they made them mainstream. they do not want to bring down their super bowl revenue, obviously. but there is about a five percent increase

morning commute doesn't look good on thursday and we look at another rain chance at least friday morninge just adde added. superbowl sunday watching the game here in the bay area we look at storm that is going to come close to the coast head down south but i nut a slit chance of showers rate now. things are changing quickly. >> looks like it. >> good weather inside watching the superbowl. >> except you are outside. larry is here. i'm not sure about the wisdom of that. well, you pay 1.6 billion dollars for a stadium you get out doors. pete carol page from the bill walsh superbowl play book. we have that and the sharks in a tight physical the sharks in a tight physical game one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll today. at coveredc

as you look at sunol grade that traffic looks good. we have slow traffic already in some spots. >>> i'll have your friday forecast for you. it looks pretty good today. there will be changes on saturday. those don't look like they will last too long. >>> we are live in san jose where there has been several small fire. we will tell you why fire and police are working together and why a red flag has been raised. >>> and santa roe sam police this morning are investigate -- scene santa rosa police are investigating why a man was found dead inside a home. we will tell you what he learned from investigators a short time ago. >>> concerns are growing after more flu cases are reported here in the bay area. what you should do to stay healthy. >>> new information in the case of a 13-year-old boy shot to death by a sheriff. the latest on the investigation and why deputies say it is almost complete. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> born. you are looking live at a picture from sonoma county where deputies are -- investigator still on

would you look to bonds or some other instrument? >> i would still look at equities, but around the world. no gains in emerging markets overall. valuations are cheaper in europe. i particularly like europe because even though the economies there have gone through a huge amount of trouble in recent decades, it's a hard to find a time when europe was doing well. they have begun to recover. with an unemployment rate of 12%, they have a long way to go before they get to full employment. there's a lot of economic growth. a lot of earnings growth. >> we just heard from allen kruger who said his biggest concern with the global economy is what could come from other markets. he said europe has been looking better, but we don't know what's around the corner. >> that's right. we need to distinguish between the economy and the markets. i agree with his view on the economy. when i look at europe, i feel reasonably comfortable their on the right path. my bigger concern is asia. i don't like the rhetoric of asia and japan. that could slow the globa

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jim young kim. >> as part of the world that you look at how does shoe look? >> it looks pretty good. the growth rate in the emerging economies are going to continue to go up. we're not going to see the rates that we saw in the past, the 10% in india and china, but there is very good rates. >> it means different things because people start from different levels, different bases. while we're excited, and i don't know what you think of the estimate that the u.s. will grow 2.8% incomes year, we worry about china. is it leveling off? are they doing the right things to keep the economy growing? the world sort of depends on it. >> our estimate is 7.7% but china has been explicit. this administration in china, they're very committed to the reforms that they've laid out. what they're trying to do, it's a fund mental shift away from an investment export economy to one focused on consumption and services. when the growth rate started to drop we could have seen them this is not working any more. we have to go back to the old model, but that's not what they're saying. to

look at that. families who hope to spend time with the gang told a tv station they were not let inside because they were too full, at capacity. those who got in, they were reporting the lining up to five hours long to enjoy the rides. everyone was over at the park. >> what can you do that's for everyone's safety. what can you say. >>> coming up, we'll have to recap all of the busy night the bay area, the accidents and fatalities in san francisco. and it is very much busy out there this morning in san francisco. and the bay area. not so busy heading into san francisco, you can see a live look at the toll plaza. perfect is holiday light. u we said goodbye to last year. we say goodbye to those who left but live on in our mind. >> reporter: nelson mandela fought apartheid. he was his country's first black president after spending 27 years in prison. >> sir david frost known for his interview with nixon interviewed another iconic figure who passed in 2013. >> gives us all -- >> reporter: margaret that t

looks like now. c. is kitted in red, kitting widespread flu activity throughout the state. flu season typically peaks in february or mr. but health officials say they are already noticing it. >> people get sick pretty quickly and people having reported to actually go from being healthy to having the flu to being in the hospital within two days. >> the majority of those who have died from the flu had the h1n1 strain. all the victims were under 65 and none of them were children. >> it's not too late to get a flu shot and there's an easy way to find out where to get vaccinated. there's a flu shot finder map where you can type in your city or zip code and they will show you all the places to get a shot including prices and hours. there's a link on our website. >>> one person injured and two in custody after a drive-by shooting in concord. this is video of the suspects being detipped yesterday afternoon after a shooting on grant street and knoll drive. witnesses say a hon did you pulled up just after 4:00

with wine i'd never look at the year. i just look at the alcohol content, usually.nderbird, for me, that's what you're drinking it for. why look at the year. it doesn't really matter. this is 9%? >> that is 9%. >> to me that's a big selling point. >> this is 6.5. >> this is 9. >> what does heinekin have. >> 4.9%. you get filled up. >> the other ones are like 3 -- >> with craft beer, the whole idea is quality over quantity. some of these beers do tend to be more wine-like. >> if you pour it like that all the gas will go in and you'll have a problem. >> you might have a problem with gas but you'll have a wonderful drinking experience. >> how time you get the fancy cups? my beer is in a coffee cup. >> are you drinking coffee or beer. >> beer in a coffee cup. >> this is liquid courage right here. >> in switzerland, they were able to start a brewery there. there are places in europe you can't start a brewery. there are too many. labor has it totally locked in or regulations. you didn't have a problem starting this. >> no. i started dog fish as the smallest commercial bre

taking a look at the commute. mike inouye is watching all of the roads for you letting you know about hot spots. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a police dog to attack its handler. this happened yesterday afternoon when the dog attacked the police officer from the back seat of the squads car. the officer was able to pull over and get the dog under control. the officer suffered injuries to his face and hand. the canine was taken to a kennel where it is being monitored. police will decide if the canine will undergo more training. >> b.a.r.t. is teaming up with its sister agency in china. yesterday b.a.r.t. directors approved a plan to affiliate with shanghai metro. both will work together to try to find solutions on how to move lots of people during rush hour. they are also exploring smart car technology and advanced train control systems. a final agreement will be voted on by board members from both transit agencies. >> the winner for a popular contest in the peninsula to help create new state laws w