traditionally, we have cash funded water main replacements.we will move into 15 miles of water main replacements in san francisco. again, to get us into that great area, we are in the state of balance which would be a acceptable. it means that our annual service will rise in 2015 and the average monthly bill will go up. the service will rise and 2022 because we have issued the bonds and the monthly bill will go up $6 and that includes those that you have had to conserve as rate increases. you can get a sense of the budget miles over the past several years and we will be going from 6 to 15. what this means is that you have cash verses that funding. if you consider this and this is part of your discussions are part of the budget, this would increase by $218 million and this would get you to $508 million. sioux were replacement goes along the same lines. you made a really wise decision in proving the resources to do the condition assessment. we are moving into the 150 mile stage. we are looking at going from a capital plan to 15 miles per year. w

and that's a lot of watter. >> that's a transmission main and we have just learned that main is carryingunty. there are not a lot of individual services off a main of that size. we don't think we will much in the way of ute outages but customers could experience low pressure and we are working with anne arundel county to adjust way they are moving water into the system. so they pull more water from other source lines while we isolate the break and take care of it. people could experience low pressure in the area. >> talking about the low pressure for your customers. traffic, is this what we have been seeing from the conventional water main breakwater pouring into the streets or having breathing problems. >> no. this happened in the vicinity of the 2300 block of research avenue which is a more quiet street officers on farely road. water was rushing when the main break occurred but the water is turned down so you are not seeing any major problems at this point. >> this is. >> the road completely closed at that 2300 block to prevent people from driving through right now. >> our meteorologis

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people's voice louder and bring an end to the violence is what the essence he was created for our main goal is to help the syrian people there present them and their two national committee in order to reach this syrian people's freedom and although it's been run by paris based exile. in the absence he has been recognized as the country's lee determined government by the new libyan authorities accuse and supported by some and nato countries which has made some doubt the council's innocent intend. and with regards to libya the promise that nato made to the national transitional council perspective leaders was that they be given a major seat at the table in a new libya so there is power broking going on behind the scenes and i absolutely wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've either been bought off financially or they've been promised a major role in a new syrian regime the national call was in there are clear is national transitional council and the syrian national council and it's not just their names they have in common supported and sponsored from abroad i think he

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take a look at the main roads here. there's already some salt and so they've done a good job at treating the main roads. we're just a little shy -- a little shy from the northwest high school so this is a very well-traveled area. you can see some cars are on the roads already. so, certainly, your main roads won't be a problem this morning but if you live in some of the cul-de-sac neighborhoods and some of the side roads, you might be a little sticky when you're heading out the door this morning. certainly, proceed with caution and drive very carefully as you're heading out to your morning commute and heading out to work this morning. we are having a little bit of a mist right now. so, that potentially could be a problem. obviously, it is still very cold here. any kind of precipitation that does fall could eventually freeze. so, that's why the crews are back on the road to try to take care of things and make sure it is safe for the commuters who will be heading out on the road. two hour delays for most folks heading to w

water main broke somewhere between midnight and 1:00 a.m.. according to one witness she said she came through around midnight and started seeing water coming down the hill. the closer she got, the more water she saw, she said it looked like a fountain coming out of the ground. around 270 residents are without water and probably will be for the foreseeable future. this is a residential area. a few homes have sustained what is being called significant damage. at least five homes have sustained water damage. right now, the main intention is to get the water looked up and to stop leaking. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. this >>george: we are already tracking to different hotspots. 24 was found, it is backed up to this 680 interchange. it to right hand lanes are blocked, that is right near the bart station. one of the vehicles involved in this crash might even be overturned. better news for our first hotspot on highway 92 west of 280. there were no injuries. the planes already been cleared into the westbound lanes have b

the batteries are the main problem that we have.attery could be good yesterday and gone tomorrow. a here's a comparison between good battery and a bad battery. >> this battery came in yesterday. it was leaking and other was acid coming out of it. this is a sample of a brand new battery. clean terminals and fresh. there was corrosion on the old battery. >> that is the last thing you want in the cold weather, to not be able to start your car. >> this is a serpentine belt. if people neglect their belts, they become cracked and they could snap. this is a brand new one and the shredded one. >> this is something you could help people out if they bring in their cars. >> on this machine, we can test each battery and tell you how old it is and what the life expectancy is and we give a print out to the customers. >> so the weather really affects your car. bring your car into the automotive center. let's check the forecast. it sure feels like winter with chilly temperatures. you can see it snow streamers coming down from the great lakes. we wi

into daybreak we get that main band of heavier precipitation. wind wills pick up from the west and northwest, temperatures tomorrow night could push close to fleeing. saturday, we should bounce back maybe to 50. here is the look at it overnight. 57, very mild, heavy rain but dawn. early in the morning, early rain, then we clear out. temperatures might average, 50s through the midmorning before we drop off again tomorrow night. tomorrow night down to 32 with clearing skies, check out the seven day forecast, point pointing out that 60 degrees will come early in the day friday. temperatures get cooler friday night. we bounce back into the low 350's saturday. the average had 42. finish out january. >> a year ago, where can we find it sniffle check out the station facebook page and get the link on there from my blog a year ago. >> today is australia day for the national aquarium and more reason to celebrate that is because it welcomed australia ambassador to the united states, of course the main attraction the australian exhibit. ist you have done so

the 36-inch main broke. the pressure to st. agnes hospital has been stabilized, but crews are shutting down other valves until the main is fixed. many residents in northern anne arundel county are so happy to have water back in their homes after dealing with the same problem. hundreds of homes were without power yesterday. the break happened around 8:30 yesterday morning. still no word on what caused it. >> today is officially the coldest days so far this season. temperatures have been hovering in the upper 20s around baltimore all morning long. we're not expecting much of the warm-up as we head into the afternoon. periods of clouds and sunshine, but also some snow. we have accumulation towards randallstown. most of the radar is clear over baltimore, but southern carroll county, you do have some light snow. some of that could be accumulating. something to keep in mind, west and north of the city, accumulating snow is a possibility. >> a code blue alert is in effect in baltimore, and the city emergency shelters will remain open

middle school is closed because of a water main break. rule changes that will impact anyone who owes money. debt buyers usually buy the debt for a fraction of the amount owed. up to now the only proof needed was the person's name, address, and social security number. the new rule requires them to provide more proof before making good judgments against consumers. >> they are forced to have either a signed copy of the bill so they did incur the deabt -- the need evidence. >> ravens fans will be trying to get thousands of playoff tickets that will go on sale. several thousand seats for the game will be available for purchase online or over the phone. that's scratches the surface of the playoff fever. fans of the gobbling up all things ravens. businesses specializing in ravens gear set of these times could be a second christmas. >> ray rice and trellis suggs have been the most popular players. today was a busy day -- terrell suggs. people were excited about the playoff game. >> restaurants say they hope to cash in on the traffic court and by

this is third street and the main plaza. it has retail around food, and we're talking to bring a restaurant from the city to make use of the plaza on the east side of the property. we also took care, willis' -- or we located around running the property north to south. the idea to give a very important and easy access to pedestrians have cycle parking. even the public transit, they are very important entrances. the parking is hidden behind. to emphasize that we want to encourage people arriving by a pedestrian or by bicycle. the public plaza, we are creating a series of pavilions to activate where we are incorporating art. we have a jumbo, that we are working with an artist that will make some exhibits in video and also have the possibility of showing special events if there is a game, a special movie night on the weekends. water has been a driving element in the design. we are thinking this implies that can be flooded every day and you can drive most of it. at the pedestrian level, this is a view of the plaza. we have also s

thanks very much indeed live there in central moscow just outside russia's main cathedral to talk us through what's going on in the cathedral itself we can hear now from the correspondent karen. she is the editor she's indeed with the editor of russia profile magazine on the result and they are currently providing live commentry on all website that's. listen to them right now in st petersburg yes we're now in st petersburg at the holy transfiguration cathedral. prime minister putin attends a service as we've just been talking and discussing it with care and. it's he has established this tradition of not staying in moscow during christmas but but going to the church wherever he is sometimes he was in the village church two years ago he went to a monastery i believe and the holy tricity aeration to see joule is one of the. one of the churches in st petersburg that's most beloved by people in that city because. it had never been closed. in the soviet times when when most churches inside petersburg were close by the communists just like everywhere in russia this one stayed opened. includ

a water main break on joppa road will cause some icy conditions. an accident with an overturned a vehicle near pulaski highway. route 24 is your alternate. we have a vehicle fire on eastbound 50. that is blocking the right lane. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we go to ava marie who has some scary things for us this morning. >> you think it was halloween all over again. we're talking about it local horror film. this is a great one to say. -- see. so creative. these people worked on the special oeffectts. >> this is about two people who screw over the town witch. >> you met through the creative alliance. >> we did a murder on stage and chris was in the audience. the effects went well and we end advent.lking after the >> this is a great place to foster the creativity. >> this has been around for about 10 years now. filmmakers are advocating for each other. we have the workshops and the various screenings including a monthly open my curic night. >> a great way to network with your local filmmaker and that helps these people make the movie.

sporting events euro two thousand and twelve football fever is building fast in eastern europe its main host fears are ready to welcome millions of fans as they did stand on the ukraine and poland for several weeks this summer and while the visitors will bring a surge in revenue for the local economy some people remain skeptical that the benefits will outweigh the costs. of ski reports. the incredible adventures of food bullheads from extreme accommodation to driving through impassable roads this is the scenario some believe awaits fans who will flock to ukraine for the euro twenty twelve tournament gave based journalists organized this photo exhibition trying to voice a rather pessimistic message about the upcoming football cup. we're being told by the government that everything has been built by the fans will face those problems that we ordinary face everyday poor stray perry's shoes bribery by the police and terrible medical facilities i'm afraid it could be a major failure. at first glance such concerns may seem laughable even in the darkest times of financial troubles the euro twen

that wraps up the main news block here on our team this hour up next to the business with kareen. thank you and he says hello and welcome to business update this hour russia's passenger jets have roared through the skies of the middle east at the back. to one hundred seats so who is super jet has been the star of the exhibition top officials see the region as a priority market where the airline traffic expected to quadruple there over the next two decades. is already eyeing three to five super chats with a final decision likely within months of the call has more this is the middle east they blew off russia's new passenger aircraft the bridge at its manufacturer there are a lot of acura operations out there richard one of the priorities to look at all that but if they believe the political situation here will soon have a life and the region want to want it. comfortable secure it was for the super duper john mccain obama great move by the way a professional pilot has prospered back to the plate and about a factor of hope his interest will turn to real or to vote for obama a company

for instance, cut, where its main trading port was. there was a strong, established presence, but when you get into the countryside up until the 20th century there were a number of indian peasants that had never seen a white man. and so the control over the countryside was boccie, at best, which, in part, explains its downfall in 1857. >> host: in your book, "the making of modern afghanistan," what is its role in afghanistan? what was its rule? >> guest: the east india company had a number of different strategic interests in the area beyond the river which would include much of modern-day pakistan and what we think of as modern-day afghanistan. the east india company's main concern was that of security, not external security so much. there is a large swath of historical literature which talked about the so-called great came in afghanistan which is this issue of anglo-russian of rivalry between competing and expanding british empire and south asia and the russian empire and central asia. yet, rather than being concerned about an externa

to replicate their brain by twenty forty five will have developed all the main technology is. one thing i don't understand science and technology is not an uphill road where you see a destination in which you have to walk until you get there if you realize that something is possible and you already know how to do it technically why not do it today why wait until twenty forty five and that's the thing with science there are prospects projected expectations and there are approaches to implementation but all of them need to be very fired and tested we may have an understanding of how it can be done in theory but you don't know how to actually do it really isn't an opulent in that we don't know the way in advance finance europe aeration first of all there are scientific and sponsor scientific research teams are. secondly there will be private investment in promising to colleges. as the research advances in this area nereus cutting edge inventions will emerge in the process finally there will be a business and to our research with some of the results being commercialized on the spo

that's when all main and special forces were up there to try to enter this territory. to set up their policemen on customers officials on the border with serbia. music that came through a village activist left their homes in a bid to stop them water though i must say in all fairness that the situation in the north of course a lot resembles the battle of stalingrad. you know an armed serbian people opposing nato forces armed to the teeth. units from the kosovo force known as an international organization established by nato attempted to dismantle the barricades. it sparked the biggest standoff since kosovo's declaration of independence in two thousand and eight. zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero l. a global audience. oh that's the way. we. call it. yvonne as you go on drives through the serb barricades without a hitch ivana who's a popular serbian actress and singer who comes to northern kosovo almost every mo

gianna that's the main story early on. but by the afternoon it's all about the sunshine and the warm temperatures beginning to show up outside. high pressure now building in very nicely into the bay area. and that means we have a few clouds out there right now. visibilities down to an 8th of a mile in the livermore valley but once that begins to lift we'll see plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. 45 in concord. 48 san francisco. 42 san jose. this afternoon, lots of sunshine. temperatures warming up to the mid-60s into mountain view and san jose. even warmer as we head toward tomorrow. that's a look at weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:07. an iconic symbol in las vegas now gone. what you will no longer find in sin city. >>> plus, 49ers play-off tickets go on sale today. how much they are going to cost you. >> and she is barely old enough to ride a bike. why a 7-year-old is being hailed a hero. that and much more coming up. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in

night that the main bus or the ones for his administration is accessible. -- the main buzzword for his administration is "accessible." we are honored and thrilled he is here. we want to welcome him to the stage. [applause] >> congratulations. thank you. welcome, everybody. you have got to know what is going on in my mind. i do not talk a lot about things sometimes because they are very personal. i have to share with you the level of excitement coming into this store tonight. in preparing, i am feeling the same way as win in college -- when in college and performed in my first drama class. i performed in "butterflies are free." i was 3,000 miles away from my original home, from seattle to maine. i felt like i could do anything i wanted and my friends would not laugh at me. i took drama class. i was really excited. i got to perform. this is kind of how i feel tonight with this opening. it is wonderful. congratulations. act coming to mid market is huge. we have wanted the active arts to be such a great part of this. they have been paired wit.-- the been a big part of this. to have act joi

slick on i-95 north of both on the maine. icy on i-84 and 90 in the cascades.soex i-5 from seattle to redding, california. >>> if you're flying today, a few airport delays. possible in houston and new orleans. >>> in other news this morning, a woman in colorado has lots of questions to answer after abandoning her children last weekend. 25-year-old sarah hatfield left her 4 and 2-year-old sons in a gas station. they were find when the van was about to ghettoeded. her husband said handgun was missing from her house. she was found 12 hours after walking off about a dozen miles away near a denver hospital. she was arrested. >>> we turn to maine and the case of a little girl missing since september. the idea she was abducted from her father's home is not supported by evidence. they believe the adults in the house know a lot more than they're letting on. scott goldberg has more. >> reporter: in the basement of the home where ayla reynolds was last seen, they found blood that ble longs to the 1-year-old who is missing for six weeks. >> it wasn't a small amount. so --

police observed an open door in the union block of main street. they demanded the person inside leave the building and they say he came out with his hands up and gave officers a fake name. they later determined his identity. he is being held on $10,000 bail in baltimore county because of the burglary charge. >> in the first month of the -- the first move of the 2012 presidential campaign, iowa republicans go to the caucuses to cast their ballots. it could be a photo finish. three candidates, mitt romney, ron paul and rick santorum all have a chance at winning. braun paul figures he could win tonight. >> it is a wonderful opportunity to restate our sound principles about why this country -- >> i decided he might be the new candidate i'm leaning toward. >> today, mitt romney backed off his prediction of a win. >> it is hard to predict what is going to happen. but i think i will be the top group. >> meaning him, ron paul, and rick santorum >> you need to focus in on who the candidate is that has the vision for america. >> i do believe he is somebody

live here moscow coming up for you later this week bringing live coverage from russia's main cathedral showing you how the orthodox world is currently celebrating christmas more live coverage there the beautiful sights and sounds from russia's main cathedral in central moscow that's coming up very shortly. but next a stellar beginning in a no less spectacular decline ten years on the euro is fighting for its very survival with member countries played by deepening death and widespread disorder it means that what began as a project to establish an economic european superstate is now quickly becoming its very undoing maltese tessa silly reports from brussels. the birth of an ambitious project a common currency celebrated with no less than a big bang. i. the beginning of a strong euro here you know. very severe war. here ten years down the road the euro is not in the best of shape. a spiraling sovereign debt crisis credit downgrades rising interest rates tens of millions unemployed budget cuts and violent protests. the euro's going undergoing the worst crisis it has ever been and obviously

one of the main rules the new rules for the occupy wall street movement here in new york city is that they cannot have tents or sleeping bags back into the park and that was of course a large part of them being able to stay out there for months and protest and demonstrate and essentially bring attention to their movement these days that's something that's not allowed they can technically sleep there but that's certainly something they can't really do and that really impacts a number of people there today and in the days to follow because not many people are able to sleep standing up you know it's very important that critics this entire time are saying no way will occupy wall street be able to last until the summer they were really hoping that after the eviction the protesters would not come back but people have been gathering not necessarily in this park but in other locations indoors and they continue certainly to do so with this place kind of returning as the main headquarters for the occupiers here in new york city. well i mean while in the u.k. occupiers have slammed a government

. >>> the six inch water-main burst and an hour later, water was shut off to several businesses while they worked to fix the problem. they tried to grab sand bags, one merchant said he lost 5,000 dollars from memorabilia stored below -- directly below the busted pipes. >> water is just pouring in here. >> reporter: business owners are concerned about the water damage and they are not sure if the leak caused any structural damage to the building. we are still waiting to find out about the cause behind the break and what the total damage is. we will let you know when we find out. live from berkeley tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for a 22- year-old man suspected of stabbing his mother. police say the woman was stabbed and beaten at her home. when a roommate intervened, the woman was able to escape to a nearby neighbor's home. when police arrived they were not able to locate the woman's son. the woman is expected to recover. >>> a hit-and-run of a pedestrian. perfect medics -- paramedics treated her and was taken to the hospital where we are waiting to hear abou

for them you know so i guess the main problem. of course for years an absence of dialogue and then put in blame here is. don't have dialogue they don't take part in dialogue but that's the problem of the power of the authorities to thank you thank you very much gentlemen for being with us and just to remind you that my guests in the studio today were political scientists of guinea mention co and constantin sim and the third for now from all of us spotlight will be back with more comments on one thing going on in and outside russia until then stay on party and take it. blemish you really are going to take three months for chargers free arrangement three. three stooges result. gold sleeve board just plain video for your media projects a free medio dog our teeth on tom. lol. my. luck for sanctions in the works for syria is the e.u. amounts of pressure on the regime but moscow promises to block any un move towards foreign intervention. that angry voice of romanians carries into a second week asked for testers rage against filing cuts

twenty forty five movements the clues that one of its main objectives is the creation of the artificial body and the preparation of man. transfer it to it's also aim to create an international ideological center for the development of technological breakthrough scenarios in russia to police go probably or does this phrase mean there russia undertakes to provide ideological backing for the main project in just that school for. you know the movement comprises several dozen professional research scientists of course there may have different opinions i personally believe russia has long been a center of scientific and intellectual development therefore it sure will be a powerhouse in fact it already is not only for technological and theoretical developments particularly in through practical application of fundamental science so the also work to apply science practically in russia there are labs in research centers for that of course especially in recent years because practical applications help raise the money to finance fundamental research security what the name of the russia twenty forty

that water main break all morning.e because of that. keep that in mind. first, a look at the accident. if you head out, starting to see the minor dough lays. from 795 and 95. there is a look at the west side, not that bad, but a tap of the brakes as it gets busier at hartford road. now is the time to make the slump to toyota. back to you. >>> in a crime spree that terrorized l.a. for about a week. a man has been arrested and he was smiling as his names flipped him the bird. >> the l.a. firefighters and police officers gave a round of retroke applause after this attorney that makes a dollar a year as a detective pulled over a weekend as the police officers came in and he arrested larry burke. he is facing arson charges and more charges will be filed after 50 car accidents in the week. >> it was a serious and deadly time. thousands of lives were put in danger. >> most of the fires were set in garages and near apartments. they were not saying how they were started and more on the cease in the car lot. >> that gunman that

for the opposition that's the main demand to the new russian opposition which was born on the. square and that's the only way to fight corruption what will do you want to play in russian politics moving forward zero. that's my dream my dream do not take part in any kind of political process or police on the public level. we mulches presidential elections get serious public opinion polls and. social for costs and that's why i can only share some feelings norwich with you so my feeling is that just as for today it is the strongest candidate switches of this second. it doesn't mean that we can rule necessarily do we in the coast. thought we would and will not remain in the first troubled book if extremely complicated political situation. on the second will fair situation which is a grammar. and that is something which is not computer programmers by the russian society and i cannot forecast what will be the main. reaction of your position and that people. there will be death pain the question or so grown up the answer is not determined violence spilling into the streets if there's

we did frame out the main building but not the deck portion. we were in flux with the planning department on the with of the deck. it was difficult to set the elevation points. we did not have the sightline from the front to the back of the property. commissioner fung: it did make sense. thank you. >> enter department -- interdepartmental comment. >> i have a few comments and that was subject to discretionary review. there was a notice, no neighbor views were filed. there was a hearing and the requestor did submit a letter in support of the project and this -- no complaints have been filed with the building department related to the construction of the building. the most recent visit was regarding framing and that was in the middle of december. it is our understanding of the project does comply. i am available for any other questions. >> i have a question about the poles. what do you think of a project's sponsor putting up story polls that do not represent the code -- spoke -- scope of the project. it is difficult for some of us to read plans,

the same material used in the main that burst a few years back. a man is dead after a car accident in northwest baltimore. the 66-year-old victim was standing in the middle of the road in part heights avenue when he was hit by a car. it happened around 3:30 this afternoon. the driver remained at the scene and police say no charges are expected to be filed. the accident remains under investigation. portions of 93 and 95 were crippled by rush-hour snowflakes. you can see from the shot of this road that there was not much accumulation, but just enough to make the road too slick for some drivers to navigate. we are live in a house and with the latest on the earlier rush- hour jams. >> for many, tonight's flurries added up to not just be a picturesque destiny, but if you happen to be in a -- on a thoroughfare tonight, you learn how even a mild winter squall can complicate your commute. >> where there has been so, it has also been very icy underneath. >> the evening commute turned into a torture as commute for those caught in a snowfall in northern balt

. >> it looks like a cold weather may be responsible for a water main break in the lansdown area. it happened overnight and left several hundred customers and several schools without water. dpw live at the headquarters downtown >> according to the it folks at the department of public works, they said they were able to secure the area around a 36-inch main and the homes and businesses in the area that lost water. we have learned that the pike in question -- pipe in question is the same material that burst in a few years ago. >> officials are looking into the possibility that a water main figure in lansdown could be related to the recent cold. >> we always brace ourselves for a couple of breaks. we have breaks every day. hopefully, we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> for dave, who lives in the 2300 block of research avenue in lansdown, just after tuesday night at midnight, he could hear it, but could not believe it. this portion near his home was flooded out. >> it was like a river in the middle of the street. it was about 2 foot deep down about 150 yards. it was all the way to the e

a water main break at joppa road. that is causing some icy conditions. otherwise, the major roadways are looking ok. 68 miles per hour on padonia road. we are up to speed on the rest of the major roads. 11 minutes on the inner loop in the northeast corner. eight minutes on 895 southbound. no problems on those major roadways. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we're learning a man was involved in an alleged murder- suicides in san diego. a man from prince frederick shot himself in the head after murdering three others. a woman is charged with stabbing someone in anne arundel county. the victim was found on tuesday evening. the victim knew stacy bu ford. drugs and a large amount of money were found inside the apartment. >> in arson investigations in anne arundel county. that fire took place on new year's morning. the house is located near a church and franklin. firefighters saw flames shooting out of the windows. investigators found racial and sexual slurs painted on the outside of the home. >> that raises suspicions with our crews. this fire was i

that's because the town's main well has dried up.s to the state's historic drought. >>> time for the wross this cou across this country this morning. it will be spring like in the eastern parts of the country. showers from upstate new york to new england, cleveland to memphis, and little rock. some thunderstorms around new orleans, houston, dallas. a dusting of snow in northern minnesota, michigan, and idaho. rain from seattle to northern california. 71 in phoenix. kansas city up to 60. chicago, 51. a mild 56 here in new york. not bad at all. 66 in atlanta. 78 in miami. >>> well, disappointment for early tax filers. some refunds will be late this year. we'll explain coming u >>> plus, th >>> plus, the giants get to indianapolis. one giant shares his extreme ex >>> plus this morning, bueller is back. one of many commercials for the super bowl already out. that's all ahead in "the pulse." >>> welcome back, everybody. carnival cruise line is revising its forecast for 2012, after the fallout caused by the "costa concordia" cruise ship ac

banks also saw the main gain as an early trade. bit of weakness in the metals and mining. the ftse 500 is outweighed by the optimism that europe's leaders have a grip on the crisis in the eurozone. >> it's a big call, isn't it? certainly that optimism may be reflected here in asia as well this friday, nina. there is a feeling, as you say, that maybe the worst could be behind the eurozone crisis. very early to say that though. it has been a tore tore rouse past. this is how the asian markets ended. three green arrows. that was all about europe. the bond auctions, those encouraging comments from the acb. commodity stocks were higher. that helped the aussie market as well. see the australian market up by a third of one percent. shanghai down 1.3% today. that's the third day in a row it's fallen. you'll see there that it really came fairly sharply. it came back a little bit but it's on a down note again toward the end of the day's trading. the concern in shanghai remains that even though we saw those inflation numbers coming down yesterday, they're not coming down fast enough.

>> colorado and maine.ul states, shannon, but personally, i bet you were hoping ron paul would stick around florida a little while longer this time of year, mulds of january. either way, thank for that report. >>> you can watch a replay on thursday night's republican debate coming up in the next hour. the replay, a great way to see the concerneds one more time before the florida primary which is tuesday. and keep it here on cnn for the actual coverage of the florida primary tuesday night. a usually important contest. our special coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> mitt romney's shout out to a relatively obscure school raising questions. should the president be touting a for-profit college to cash strapped voters? yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from st