san mao bridge a tiny sldown. not a big concern. you're below the speed mit.nd a tiny patch of fog through americananyon. you see the orange north of vallejo, that's about it for highway 29. >> thanks, mike. still to come on "today in the bay," we're folwing breaking newn the south bay. an ernight homicide investigation. >> taking cameras out of prol . cars. we'll explain after thbreak. >>> we're following breaking news in east san jose where the nta clara sheriff's department is investigating a homicide, a man shot and killed last night. the investigation continues. i'll have the latt coming up >> a lighter drive starting out but we have a new incident for san jose. we'll show you what's going on as fars the guadeloupe parkway coming up. >> safe toay thiss a super wish come true. wel let you know how thousands of vunteers are coming together to give thisoung canceratient real life super hero powers. that smi is powerful. >> take overothamcity. we take a live look outside. we're ready for him, friday, noveer 15th, this is "today >>> how you dog. good friday mo

simmons was talking about and that is, with the political upheaval with mao, and so forth and the current curbing of population by saying one child per family, how is this going to either erode or strengthen the confucian idea of family and there other related religions? >> it is a very good question because it's something they are facing right now, the first generation of one child family is emerging in the collage campuses there. it started in 1980, when i was in shanghai, remember the campaigns to sort of first walk through the streets and sort of have one child, and this was so against what people had been otherwise taught. and, to think of a culture that when you grow up you have no brothers, no sisters, no uncles, no aunts, no cousins i mean think in our own frame work, in our own culture how important these relationships are to us. and here we have a whole society of single child people. and the crisis in terms of not one set of parents for ten children taking care of them in their old age, but now the pyramid is reversed and you have one child who's taking care of four grand paren

good traffic and new years of experience in the private sector zero qualifications teaches this like mao's china supposed gang of four does well i think a man has never said you know that was a punk rock group you know everybody else and that daughter i called the nodding heads that just you know ideas for guys coming to come into the cabin as possible with their ideas no a lot of those stick to your ideas would have been dictated by the troika but a lot of the internal decisions on how they're going to you know impose all these cuts and how they're going to raise all these taxes are decisions taken by themselves and all of these decisions they favor the banks right along the line if you have the banks the banks have had your obese for direct line to these for the people nothing that got the policy statement in their hands or their squillo yes we're going to be in kilkenny for the kill comics best of all next week myself david mcwilliams a constant thinker gas you know our friend clocky those are the top autonomous in the world right now you know a lot of the intel can excel to comics next

traffic and to be eighty years of experience in the private sector zero qualifications teaches this like mao's china support again before this whole it came as it never said you know that was a punk rock group everybody else and that daughter i called the nodding heads that just you know ideas for guys coming to come into the cabin as possible with their ideas no a lot of those stick to your ideas would have been dictated by the troika but a lot of the internal decisions on how they're going to you know impose all these cuts and how they're going to raise all these taxes are decisions taken by themselves and all of these decisions they favor the banks right along the line if you have the banks the banks have had your absence for direct line to these for the people that got the policy statement in their hands or their squillo yes we're going to be in kilkenny for the kill comics' best of all next week myself david mcwilliams a constant sink or gas you know our friend plucky those are the top of timeless in the world right now you know we're all going to be until comical to comics next week mayb

here in ca 7 day air mass defection, mao the one at the mar at 49 degrees.rday's forecast and watch how the warm air spreads out. and then at night on sunday the cold air collapses down on us and it gets chilly once again. here is the forecast on sunday. there's a game could be a warm one with the gusty thunderstorms in the day and arctic temperatures bringing snow showers on tuesday. and only 27 degrees on tuesday. cos >> there is a chance you could be in at a new star wars movie. in the second installment will soar in two theaters in 2015. the casting team will be in chicago tomorrow and we spoke with a member of that team about what they are looking for. >> to rawls, a young girl between the ages of 17 and 19 and a young man between the ages of 19 and 23. anybody comes this is a meet and greet this is not an audition if you want to bring your head shot you are not required to attend. we want to get a feel for what is here in at the chicago area. they will find it soon. it will take place to allow at 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the west park theater in linco

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. >> parents in the united states can dress their kids up as little nazis little kkk, little mao.ing. it's freedom of expression, rift? >> in the state of virginia, yes. >> you can impose the costume on a 7-year-old. >> the 7-year-old said he came up with it this is a parenting issue. her conduct, her character is abhorrent. >> it's not criminal. >> this is her right to be able to do this. >> the law. >> doesn't rise to the level of substantial risk of physical or mental injury to a child. >> this woman is so blatant to go on television and stop this garbage. got to feel sorry for that kid. >> i do. >> sick person. >> so do i. >> ladies, thank you. on deck a few weeks agricultural alan corms told us little evidence of voter fraud in the u.s.a. now a new report says that may be wrong. crowley and colmes after these messages. >> basket book segment tonight, voter fraud as you may know some states are passing laws requiring voters to show ids at the polling place. in fact i voted today. i had to sign my name in front of the poll workers who verified the signature because new york sta

more money out are signing up and the people paying in are -- >> michael, you get the last word for maobut we'll get your thoughts on the senate going nuclear and changing the senate rules on presidential nominees. we'll also look at why high school kids in south dakota may have to learn a new morning routine. at the heart of this controversy, the pledge of allegiance. e,ash back card. this is the quicksilver cash card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. so let me ask you... at's in your wallet? target is in sight. so let me ask you... yes, dad, i see him. now pour some chloroform into a white rag and.... no. hi. i unrstand you're looking for a hotel with a pool. with priceline express deals, you can save big and get exactly what you need. do i have to bid? use the stun gun. he's giving you lip. no! he's just asking a question. no bidding. awesome. get the grappling hook to... dad, i... no? ok. . . . . >>> washington could be headed for even more division and dysfunction, na's possible. the so-called nuclear option was invoked this

plans to promote the chinese city of mao.oping thatheoccer stars status will boost its brand in a country where casinos cannot advertise. the core braing deal will focus on dining and retail. last year they made, 60 percent of its revenue from casino resorts in macau. and back to britain. praise department stores have them solve the world's first champaign vending machine. i like the sound of that. stocked with bottles. each one comes with crystals. about $29 a pop. the store says it allows customers to drink and buying as they shop f the festive guess. nothing is more dangerous than a little drunk shopping. you always spendore. >> why don't we come back out here and play. >> no. melissa: well, that is the danger. the hundred games sepal catching fire opened last night. $25 million of the box office. but this series has also spawned a generation a bow andrrow and dizziness. it would have thought. would be kendis every beans are popping a ball of the country. the owners of one archery range are cashing in on theraze. joining u

mao rutgers brack in the headlines as the family claims its notacking down. >> as soons we understood that there was that sort of overt verbal, abusive bullying attack onim by one of coach flood's head coach, that's unacceptable. >> here is another direct contradiction. rutgers claims the new athleti director julie hernnn spoke with the family and made sure theyere satisfied with the family's resolution. the tyree family cims they never had a convsation with her so this is likely not the last we've heard of it. >> kristen, thanks. turning now to politics an prident obama's rough week withhe future of his health care plan up in the air and a series o apologies thiseek for its botched rollout, "saturday night livetook a lile time to poke a little n at t situation la ght. >> are you feeling depressed, run down, like you just can't n? are you t president of the united states? ask your doctor for axil, second-term strength, the only antideessant rong enough for an embattled send term. >> not sure that plays as well in the white house as it des maybe to us. david gregory is tt moderator of

northern california stores, including the ones on your screen in fremon los gatos, redwood city, san mao and san francisco's know eye valley, oakland, fayette and walnut cek and nap valley included. throw them out immediately o take them back to the store for a refund >>> we continue t follow a veloping story under the philippine resc workers continue to search for t victims of typhoon haiyan. 275 people, they say, have died. the country president tells cnn that numberould ris to 2500. muchower tn the initial 10,000 someave fear. the real issue is t survivors. many of them doing anything they can to get their hands on t and medical supies available. "today in the bay's" marla tallez live in the newsroom with these people are so despere.. >> i has become such a despate situation that the mayor of taclob is telling them to flee the city, becse he is not arriving fast enough. there is no infrastructure, no passable roads. people that survived are still struggli to survive as cessities as sim as food and clean drinking water really don't exist. in 61-year-ol man, who has lost drinking nothin

so, ajalpan, in fact, is what mao zedong would call the first great leap forward from when people were food collectors to when people were food producers. and once you're food producers, why the sky's the limit in terms of moving on to civilization. but this step has to happen before you can go on. keach: with the advent of agriculture different societies all over mesoamerica began to evolve cultures of enormous complexity. on the western border of what is now honduras lies the ancient maya city of copan. these are the same ruins described with wonder by stephens and catherwood in the 19th century. today, an international team of archaeologists has converged at copan to mount a massive scientific expedition. the objective is to discover what happens to a society when agriculture gives it the ability to become larger and more complex than ever before. and according to her map, that is where she found that one tomb where we got that really good skeleton. william sanders and colleague david webster are about to excavate a sprawling set of ruins that has lain abandoned and covered by weeds

. >> parents in the united states can dress their kids up as little nazis little kkk, little mao. of expression, rift? >> in the state of virginia, yes. >> you can impose the costume on a 7-year-old. >> the 7-year-old said he came up with it this is a parenting issue. her conduct, her character is abhorrent. >> it's not criminal. >> this is her right to be able to do this. >> the law. >> doesn't rise to the level of substantial risk of physical or mental injury to a child. >> this woman is so blatant to go on television and stop this garbage. got to feel sorry for that kid. >> i do. >> sick person. >> so do i. >> ladies, thank you. on deck a few weeks agricultural alan corms told us little evidence of voter fraud in the u.s.a. now a new report says that may be wrong. crowley and colmes after these messages. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deepl

for the republicans mao to claim that we don't need 11 judges is a little strange, because that isn't what they said when president bush was president, and he needed these vacancies filled. they were failed. they happily filled the nienl, tenth, and 11th seats on the d.c. circuit the same seat that president obama so aseeks to fill today, even though the court had a smaller caseload, significantly smaller caseload at the time. judge roberts was one who was appointed to the d.c. circuit court during protect's term. republicans have blocked two exceedingly qualified female nominees to the d.c. circuit court, hall began and patricia millett. in the last five years, five men have been confirmed to the d.c. circuit, one woman. today the senate has an opportunity to help shape a court that better reflects our country. so i hope that they will not block another qualified female nominee for partisan reasons. at least senate republicans -- the least senate republicans owe professor pillard is the same confirmation process that chief justice roberts received. should republicans block her confir

set up originally by mao, all about those who criticized the communist party, being sent to those campscated and learn the right way. they're still in operation. extraordinary. >> it is. thank you very much. >>> i want to get to mike emanuel on capitol hill. the president is meeting with chief executives from their health insurance a day after he wanted insurers to allow people to keep their current health plan. yesterday president obama said he would allow insurers to reenroll customers in health plans but not sell the plans to new customers. this meeting comes after the health insurance industry's main trade group expressed skepticism about the president's effort to help people keep their insurance plans. millions of americans received cancellation notices already from their insurers who said the policies were not compliant with the new government regulation. the coverage has changed too much since 2002 to be eligible for a grandfathering exemption. mike emanuel following this. >> some people question whether the president has the authority, and folks on capitol hill are looking at th

that's 92 across thebay, the san mao bridge moves, b you can find a little shading of green.means or index registers slicker roadsappening all over e bay, over the next hour we should say. tri-valley jming up. 680 downo sun big problem a crash still has at least one lane, maybe two lanesblocked. it's causing a distraction f the northbodside. the commute past 84 where they rge and down in toward the south bay, the northbound route 87 the only iue for t south bawhich started to bui over last few. ththe toll plaza t backup there and all lanes, lights are . >> aldon smith expected in court this afternoon as our inveigative unit told you is scheduled to be arraigned on three fely weapons crges. police found the mi-automaticic rifles in his homeast year during a party he was throwing. charge for a septemberrash and will now fe anoer judge for that one. the linacker returning from rehab st week. he did play sparingly in a loss this weekend against the pant r panthers sunday. >> former 49ers and raiders player kwa hars is set to be sentenced on misdemeanor domestic violence and batte

iran mao allow intrusive monitoring and in return gets some sanctions relief. >> at least two deaths sweeping across the country. the west has been hammered by floods and snow. now bitter cold and ice expected in the northeast which could mean long delays for all of you traveling for thanksgiving. >> three members of willie nels nelson's band was hurt after the tour bus crashed. police blamed heavy rain and wind. willie nelson was not on the bus at the time. according to his website, the tour is suspended until december. >> number four, manny pacquiao is back. it was a unanimous decision against brandon rios. he dedicated his win to the victim and survivors of the super typhoon. >> police say a home in studio city, california, that apparently belongs to mily cyrus was burglarized. only a few personal items were taken. authorities found no evidence of forced entry and no suspects were seen at the property. the representatives for cyrus did not immediately return our calls for comment but, you know, yesterday was mily's 21st birthday. >> i'm sure she had a good time regardless. >> she

can you see goofy and mao?ear the little red hats and if the kids misbehave it's the gulag! all right. get them out of here. am i overdoing it? >> you're probably exactly right. >> okay. martha mccallum. >> that little boy will be first online. >> he's feisty. i would have said that. factor tip of the day next on johnny carson. the tip moments away. ♪ [ ma announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. centrum silver. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help h

under mao, or stalin you have to actively participate and voice your enthusiasm and you couldn't just withdraw. it was not an option. >> thank you. >> my question is about japan and the japanese government is becoming more and more right-wing and 1990s -- and not the japanese government is trying to sell nuclear industries. what do you think about that? >> this is a long way from 1945. although not entirely. let's leave the nuclear question aside for a minute. the right-wing nature of the current prime minister, that does go back to 1945. the education japan in 1945, 46, 47 was that the americans wrote as you well know a new constitution and because the war was blamed on militarism it was the pacifist constitution and most japanese are proud of it even does some japanese nationalists felt this was robbing japan of its sovereignty if you use military force under any circumstances and foreign-policy. they have to leave it up to somebody else, your security and in this case to the americans. there has always been a vociferous minority that wants to change the constitution and restore the

many changes coming to several official policy that have defined china since the days of mao and sometimes earlier in many cases. the chinese labor catch system is going away. critics have said for years they violate basic human rights. you can be locked up for four years without going to trial. >> also, china's one-child policy is getting a overhaw. parents in urban areas will now be able to be have an additional child if one of the parents is also an only child. we're going to have more about that in a moment. we want to talk about the labor camp system, goes back to the 1950s, based on the soviet gulags who punish people considered enemies of the state. now labor camps in china are gone. >> and one other thing, too. china still does have the death penalty and executed plenty of people. starting today the list of crimes subject to execution is shorter. david mckenzie is our man in beijing. when you talk about the one-child policy pretty uniquely chinese in recent years, but it's done a lot of damage to the social fabric in china and the economy. fill us in. >> well, some people say it's

reagan, because that's what he did with gorbachev, or richard nixon, because that's what they did with mao. that's the choice in this election. >> after just nine months as president, obama was awarded the nobel peace prize, but in his first five years, much of his foreign policy has been dominated by the wars he inherited, his expansion of the global war on terror has made his supporters uncomfortable and earned disingenuous praise from former bush acolytes. >> the obama administration has clearly reached the point where they've agreed they need to be tough and aggressive in defending the nation and using some of the same techniques that the bush administration did. >> at times during the obama presidency, the possibility of direct talks with iran, once a central foreign policy goal, seemed remote. but this weekend, everything changed. >> today the united states, together with our close allies and partners, took an important first step toward a comprehensive solution that addresses our concerns with the islamic republic of iran's nuclear program. >> on saturday evening, the united states

worked in people's favor on top of the warning system was something that you and i didn't see in mor, mao, oklahoma. safe rooms, that made a huge difference, as well. >> chris cuomo, thank you so much. we'll see you later in the show. to find out how you can help these victims of these tornadoes, go to cnn.com/impact for more information. the issue of same-sex marriage is driving a wedge between two sisters who share a famous political last name. but what recent recent comments derail one of our political careers or help it? we'll talk about it with our gloria borger. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male a

mao was sweeping the stewards across the globe today people were treated to a red center eclipse was visible in the united states and then across the atlantic in parts of southern europe the optical center and the middle east. stephen powell told us. sunrise into real tears. don't over washington dc was due dates as early risers across the united states were treated to a partial eclipse of the sun. across parts of africa at the view was even more spectacular. every charity or mentors eclipse watchers could see them in complete keep knocking at the sun making this a rare high praise of a partial and tolkien eclipse. nairobi a night or concert was organized to mark the event's to go to games weren't disappointed the kids. i mean in it. since. the old nixon with that. these two people gathered today to the stadium to watch the eclipse residents of the syrian capital seoul to twenty percent of the sun skewered by the new syrian astronomy association is at the end of the slides. despite the ongoing conflicts in the city. love brings us up to speed it will be is thanks for watching him use

can you see goofy and mao?ittle red hats and if the kids misbehave it's the gulag! all right. get them out of here. am i overdoing it? >> you're probably exactly right. >> okay. martha mccallum. >> that little boy will be first online. >> he's feisty. i would have said that. factor tip of the day next on johnny carson. the tip moments away. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ like, scoring the perfect table? ♪ or getting a better seat? ♪ or let's say there's an accident. if you he esurance, you can use their mobile app to start a claim... upload a few photos... anget your money fast. maybe that doesn't make you a control freak. more like a control enthusiast. esurance. insurance for the modern world. now backed by allstate. click or call. >>> factor tip of t

mao typical is he of people who are signing on to medicaid? do we know? >> certainly there are going to be a lot like him. there are also going to be work older adults, single adults without dependent kids who have struggled in low-wage jobs, that don't provide health insurance coverage. that will be another important group of people. many people who are living just above the poverty level because we're expanding medicaid up to 138% of the federal poverty level, so just-- just richer than that, typically, you haven't been able to qualify. so people like aaron who potentially are going to be in medicaid for a while, also have another advantage going for them in states like california because in about 10 states, insurers have offered coverage both in medicaid and in the health insurance exchange. so that if their income fluctuates over time, they can stay in the same plan. that may be the case with aaron. if he rises through the ranks of the restaurant some day and earns more money, he could potentially stay in the same plan and get coverage through the exc

i'm a student of history and i've seen time and again mao common wisdom was wrong.his is one of those cases. >> rose: how far are you prepared to see the extension of settlements? as far as you can go? >> there is no as far-- look, all of israeli charlie, from tel aviv to the green line, our whole width is 15 minutes, 15 minutes. if you get in a car, dreef eastward. it's not that very far. >> rose: it's often cited as the reason for security concerns. >> yes, but i'm saying, if anyone suggests to divide jerusalem or places that are part of the judeo-christian ethos, the bible, these-- all these areas -- >> and islamic as well. >> well, that-- that was way, way later, if you know history. un, the palestinian people who came about roughly 100 years ago as a reaction to zionism. if you look at history, there was never a palestinian people. >> rose: can we move to iran for a second? >> absolutely. >> rose: the prime minister has one point of view and i presume you support his point of view or maybe have a different one. he has vocally and vociferously in argument agains

what i'm asking you, and if you know something about this context, if you know, for example, what mao was saying at the time, what would've happened, right, if in somewhere this -- these two political classes didn't have that? is to prove that this is exactly what happened to lead in essence, the military leadership class is very much in favor of doing something much more than kennedy was. did you find anything to back up this idea? >> i'm afraid that's above my pay grade. one of the things about writing microdistribution what a particular time under a microscope and you see things that other people missed. that's not a period that i put under the microscope, i apologize. yes, timothy. >> thurston, as an admirer of your stellar intellect in september 1951 i look forward to reading this wonderful book, and i read all of the reviews i think on the book. all of them said it's a great book, except "the new york times" gave you a little crap. and my question is linked to that. they laid out with their headline about what if and what might've been, and can you talk about the political exped

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a religious cult in which people could be tortured to death for -- [inaudible] on a newspaper with mao's image on it. and that's religion at its worst really. it's not ideology, it has nothing to do with marxism, it's a cult. >> and the it's the pier group, isn't it? i mean, you know, considered -- i mean, one of the, if you think the peer group is emphasized as a determinant of young people's behavior and, in fact, throughout their lives, the great study of that is christopher browning's police reserve battalion 101 where it's established that the killing squads that went out behind the -- [inaudible] in poland and in russia who would, you know, can kill everyone in the village -- what is that, 38,000 dead? kill all day, kill women and children and men all day, and no one ever got punished for seeking, seeking transfer. they weren't sent to the front. today weren't sent to some -- they weren't sent to some penal commander at the front, they were transferred. and all you might have in the meantime was a bit of jostling in the lunch queue as people said you're letting the side down. and t

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i gete put it on one end -- it, if you have somebody with a high security clearance mao somebody some money, that could possibly compromise what is going on. these guys do not have a security clearance at all. they were working in sensitive positions but they did not have security clearance. me -- and wecapes are going to get further down, because you have to start here to get down into the real problems of this. it escapes me how a grocery could be put at the same level as somebody who is dealing in the department of defense with really sensitive withmation, or in the cia really sensitive information that owes somebody some money. --onestly got don't get first of all, i don't get how you can a person -- a person working in a position deemed as sensitive and did not have a security clearance. i don't get that at all. and secondly, if they don't have a security clearance, i can't understand how they can be fired for that reason and not have any appeal rights? partly because they basically accrued debt. am i on a different level here? does it make sense to you guys? >> senator, i am not

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i love that they had the presence of mao independent to do it. >> safety. our must see moment a. little guy trying to make friends with a frisky baluga whale at an aquarium in china. things don't go quite as he planned. the baluga whale says, what are you staring at? i love the little guy, in his overalls, he is wearing wings. >> i like that he talks trash to the whale. >> the whale is like, what, you are talking trash at me? look at him right there. >> oh, so cute. >> i like that posture. >> the whale just laughing away. >> just promising aspects we saw there. coming up on "new day," a football coach collapses on the field in front of thousands, millions more on tv. we go live to houston on the latest of the condition of coach gary kubiak. >>> a cnn exclusive, a person that knew the suspect in the shooting spree at lax talks about what happened hours before police say he opened fire. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal

one child because mao felt strongly that population control mattered, they got away from some of the maoist regime things, i think you'd see more -- >> demographics also playing an important role here. we talk about it so often. china faces an issue not as bad as japan. their aging population also and this will help conceivably. >> look, what really helps is -- >> these are long-term issues by the way. >> short-term, get europe going. 25% of their exports go to europe. the pollution control problem, they cannot get control. do you think -- there is a lot of talk that they're letting the state corporations continue to thrive, which is unusual because they don't have control over them. the communists control everything. >> depends who you ask. some say they have too much control, some say they're able to centralize so many of the services to themselves, they're getting away from policy. northeast asia, the japanese story, the taiwan story, it was all about marshalling state-owned companies to achieve economic outcomes and china has to unclench its claws from some of these companies and

wee looking over here san mao bridge. expect slowing at the hh rise. yo south bay. good stuff. just mild slowing for 288 as you head out of town. >>ery good. thank you, mike. coming up at 11:00, the bay aa pauses to honor veterans past and prest. are there as veterans day events kick of in the et bay and also in the south bay. those stories plus more coming in about 30 minutes. weope to see you at 11:00. >>> okay. we're back with on this veterans day. ready to get you caught up on today's buzz a the celebrity scoop. >> miley cyrus sparked controversy while jessica simpson showed off h slimmer bod. >> all t scoop. great to see you guys again. >>hat's doing with ms miley. >> mtas european taking place in amsterdam. >> a very conrvative city. >> very prudis the dch and miley cyrus wrecking ball swung its way to europe. she showed up wearing this bizae outfit wh an image of a couple of rappe and anti-violence message. she ascded to a thre to accept her award and lit u a suspiciously looking cigarette. which is lal in amsterdam. >> not totally legal in amst