jets hitting the 1200 mark. >>mark: shoppers seem to be as enthusiastic about shopping on computers and smart phone as they were about finding deals of the weekend. online sales were up 18% from a week ago. sales for mobile devices were also up 7 1/4%. cyber monday started in 2005 by a retail trade group to encourage americans to shop online at the monday after face giving. >>darya: european finance ministers are meeting in brussels today. experts say that if the euro feels, bank lending could freeze, stock market crash and the european economy could crater. the united states and asia would see their exports collapsed. fixing this problem is a big deal! we're back with more in a couple of minutes. the big deal in weather is the fog. a lot of traffic on 680, we will be right back. >>mark: the big stories we are following, in manhunt is underway for three gunman who shot eight people including the one-year-old in west oakland last night. the child remains in contention. half of >>mark: american airlines has a prom

>>mark: with the u.s. super committee dealing to reach the cuts, are we facing the possibility of another downgrading of u.s. debt? >> that is what is hanging over everyone. >>darya: >>james: we have some clear into some cloudy patches of fog. partly cloudy and dry this afternoon. let us take a quick look at where we see the cloud cover. the fog is particularly heavy near nevada. visibility is down to 1/5 of a mile. it's >>james: just about everyone will see steady rain that will return on wednesday. in the north, wednesday that more weather heads our way. it will rain rather heavily in some parts. in terms of what we expect the week ahead, thursday, it looks like a wet thanksgiving. f x and >>george: let's start with a look at your ed bridge commute. it is an easy ride slowing from the a.d. over crossing, a 12-14 minute drive time myriad on the san mateo bridge, a pretty like commute. westbound is fairly typical, perhaps a little lighter than usual. on the east bay freeways, we're looking at the commute o

>>mark: i am jealous serious some >>mark: a lot of stars are starting their black friday early. many places are open at midnight for black friday. but wal-mart opened at midnight last year and is opening at 10:00 p.m. tonight. a lot of people are out to do black friday shaw whole societal ills. >>mark: banks are closed today but will open the door. public transit around the bay area is operating on a holiday schedule. in san francisco, parking meters are not being enforced. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. a live look outside from an empty bay bridge toll plaza. mike >> a sad story out of phoenix, a clean crashed killing three adults and three children. there is no sign of survivors. third the three children on board were ages 5-9 years old. the sheriff spokesperson says the body of one of the children was recovered. >> the best that we can ascertain is that it was a dual engine aircraft, larger than a small passenger aircraft, something that would carry approximately eight passengers. there are reports that a plane took off from arizona and flew into falcon fi

>>mark: a lot of football excitement. the first nfl game with brothers as both 18 head coaches query if harbaugh and the baltimore ravens sacked 49ers quarterback alex smith nine times. >> this game is about the players. it is highly competitive. for our team has steel and it's fine if this will ultimately make us stronger. >> i ran across the field to my brother. he is my best friend along with my dad and my wife. far >>james: new this morning, a bay area grocery store chain is urging people to watch their bank accounts after identity these tamper with credit-card and debit card readers in itself checkout lanes. the contra costa times for safe the tavern was discovered in one save mart store fans multifold lucky stores. for the compromise card readers have since had been replaced. fish off there have been no reports of customer bank accounts off being tampered with. >> a quick break as the kron4 news continues. a lot of cloud hanging around with a few showers this morning. when and if >>george: welcome back. we are conti

>>mark: let's go to the weather center. >>darya: and james is live in the weather center tracking the fog. >>james: can you figure out where that is? >>darya: is that the mt. tam cam? off >>james: that is what i thought. that is yoli aceves on the bay bridge. >> in those areas in orange, visibility is under 1 mi.. frost once less aid of a mile in some spots. thought of >> we have a dense fog advisory in effect. that does not expire until 9:00 a.m.. visibility is reduced dramatically in response. " give yourself extra time. traffic will be slower than normal. in san francisco, 49 degrees. 49 also in oakland. babbitt wingless it up cities in some spots pick her >>james: 60 in santa rosa, the same in napa. the fork in downtown san francisco. the wide view on the satellite shows quite a bit of cloud cover. we do not expect too much out of the system on the screen right now. more on that coming up in my next update. for now, a look at traffic. give yourself extra time. >>george: on the bay bridge you will see it is still backed

>>mark: jackie sissel is live at sfo. >>jackie: today is the day to travel if you're going to do it. the tuesday before thanksgiving is starting to become the wednesday before thanksgiving brief for tomorrow is expected to be the third busiest travel day of the entire year. over 23 million people are expected to travel over the things giving holidays and many would travel over the next two days, tuesday and wednesday. traditionally that is the busiest day of the year, the sunday after thanksgiving. tomorrow, and expect big crowds at sfo feel e.f. tomorrow, wednesday and the following sunday are the three busiest days. if you have to travel, give yourself plenty of time. i read online that they expect weather issues on wednesday in the northeast. if you are traveling back there on wednesday, fell be aware of the delays. for >>darya: will and about 20 minutes we should learn more about the penn state child rape allegations. the university trustees panel has a press conference set for 10 minutes from now. if we should find o

>>mark: let's take look at the roadways around the area. >>erica: we are not seeing any reports of flooding. believe it or not, metering lights had been activated. we are seeing some movement at the toll plaza, the backup is stretching passed the 880 river crossing. with our accident and incident free, the changeable message sign is still on, the chp is still asking people to reduce speed. the drive is running about 17 minutes from one end to the other. the golden gate bridge south on 101, if traffic is beginning to pick up. we are problem free. here is a quick was at the traffic map to show you the right out of novato. we are completely in the green as you make your way towards the wall the great. that indicates speeds over 50 mi. per hour. there are no reports of any delays whatsoever on ac transit, bart or caltrain. >>darya: let's get to the latest on the occupy oakland developing story. craig skalar is live at frank ogawa plaza. it looks like people are up in the moving about. third for >>craig: the breeze is blowing pretty well through

the snb is over the 1200 mark. this morning, we spoke to david calloway from marketwatch who explained several reasons for those high numbers. >> along with the fed move and the central bank move, this is the biggest three day rally the market has seen. for it is certainly welcome but i think we have to be a little bit cautious gifts of the really is the fact that they injected liquidity into the market. when the central bank's push money for, the market prices seem to go up. the >>mark: another world bank's if have made u.s. dollars more readily available for european banks. this bounceback was seen after we had one of the worst things giving weeks on wall street since the great depression. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we are monitoring what is happening in vallejo right now and court this field. the memorial service for from james capoot is underway and we will continue with live coverage of that in a couple of minutes purify fifth >>darya: of the memorial service for james capoot is und

>>mark: back to weather and the fall. you may want to plan on a few extra minutes of your driving to work. here is a live look at the venetian bridge where jackie sissel is stationed. >>jackie: conditions are a little better at the toll plaza. it is hard to see a call toll plaza because the fog could so thick. even towards the middle of this van is very dense. less than one-quarter of a mile visibility. cox if you're driving anywhere around the water, be careful. the fog is extremely tense. the james has an update on the forecast. >>james: visibility is under a mild. under 1 mi. visibility area wide. jackie is just north of concord. >>james: give yourself additional time because driving conditions will be hazardous the if we are looking at mostly fifties and forties. we will get more fifties on the map in the next couple of hours. by 2:00 p.m. we will have 60s to deal with. very pleasant temperatures. low- mid-60s. by keith pm we will drop back down to the '50s. here is your 7 day around the bay. we are looking for temper

>>mark: thousands of people gathered outside the white house yesterday >>mark: president obama has said that he might step in. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. we're watching the wavering on wall street. the dow was up 60 and now up 30. third >>mark: we are watching a close call with a pretty baby--big asteroid. this is the closest encounter we have had with a huge rock. scientists are saying not to worry, it will not hit the mt. and it will not hit us. the closest approach will be around 330 tomorrow afternoon. the asteroid will pass within 202 mi. of earth. that is closer than the orbit of the moon which is 240,000 mi. away in. astronomers say he may be able to see if you have the telescope, early tomorrow morning around 2:00 a.m.- 5:00 a.m. if you look towards the western skies. the next time we will seek an asteroid is based will be 2028. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. cost baba assis the >>darya: the big story this morning, it is cold out there. you'll have to bundle up. we were looking at record lows. now we're hoping to gain a few degrees

mark has the look of a young man who is ready.o let's reveal the categories for this double jeopardy! round. starting off with... and then, by just adding one letter, we'll be... let me give you an example of what might be a response in that category-- "who is... miley cyprus?" not miley cyrus. mark, start. let's put celebrities on the map, $400. who is--olivia newton john becomes bolivia? yes, but... boliv-- say it first. you don't have to say, "it becomes." okay. yeah. did you want "bolivia"? yes. okay. $800. thank you. who is cameroon diaz? map, $1,200. who is iran gershwin? celebrities for $1,600. who is muhammad mali? celebrities for $2,000. who is patricia nepal? silent letters, $400. what is a muscle? silent letter, $800. what is guilt? words, $1,200. what is a coup? words, $1,600. what is a mnemonic? food science, $1,200. what is vinegar? silent, $2,000. and that word is "apropos." back to you, mark. food, $400. what are eggs? food, $1,600. what are... (beep) poppy seeds. oh, sorry, roger, you took too much time. so that's

>>mark: and murray was immediately taken into custody. his defense spoke on his behalf. >> he thanked us for the hard work. he is devastated by the outcome. he respects the judge's decision and said he will remain positive and look for to sentencing and his appellate rights. >>mark: sentencing will be november 29th. he faces up to four years in prison. >>erica: some viewers are very supportive of the vertical while others are outraged. we have gotten a lot of responses. take a look at what lisa says. >>erica: here is what clinton said. >>erica: a lot of comments coming in. if you'd like to participate, check out our facebook fan page. >>darya: the time is 7:27 a.m.. if we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at traffic. sluggish in san jose. we have a record- setting cold morning. we'll talk about temperatures in a couple of minutes. costs >>darya: today herman cain is expected to address sexual harassment allegations brought against him by four women. his response comes one day after another woman came forward a

mark?nd, hundreds gathered for this he did s cityg for a possible resolution for a heated meeting--the long term consequences of the occupie movement >> we are focused! we're focused before this occupation and do not " so " to me. your two minutes are up also, jean quan! >> officer! >> officer! can you escort her away from the microphone. pemmican u.s. court him away from the microphone. >>mark: in the and they decided to postpone the resolution of support for occupy oakland long term. already, three businesses have decided to not move in to downtown oakland including a 3500 sq. ft.--purdue 5000 sq. ft. office complex decided to back out--8350 listed here, is the occupy oakland address. many of these people were not even from oakland. >>daria: 9:19. >>reporter: this just in to the kron 4 news room authorities have evacuated a small-town post office in west for geneva. there was an explosion. 15 postal workers were quarantined. a package exploded. white powder was blasted. no injuries. they

third >>mark: of the trial for dr. conrad murray saw thin the michael jackson case, we have learned that dr. murray will not be taking the stand. the judge announced that decision to the jury yesterday. that decision came after 22 days of testimony. prosecutors say he is currently responsible for michael jackson's death because of giving him propofol to help them sleep. the defense says that propofol gave himself of a propofol. >> i wanted him to talk. i really did. >>mark: michael jackson's mother did not want to hear from dr. murray. closing arguments are expected on thursday. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. a little breeze over cathedral help. no fog to speak out. gusty winds. we will be right back. its accounts >>darya: the breaking news is the occupy oakland protesters are on the move and the blocking the streets in oakland. here is video from earlier this morning as they launched a general strike and immobilized to get things going. will tran and is live at 14th and broadway. what is the situat

>>mark: we will be right continues. here is a live look at the fog we're tracking around the bay area. this is our roof camera. ethics >>mark: the opening bell on wall street in 20 minutes, u.s. stock futures are positive. the shopping season off to a positive start. the dow is up 291 points and closing at 11,523. the nasdaq gained the most percentage wise. >>mark: european finance ministers are meeting in brussels in an effort to save the euro. experts say that is the euro fails, bank lending could freeze, stock markets would crash and european economies of raider. the united states and asia with the experts europe collapsed. some forecasters say the year since concede their outputs cut in half if the euro collapsed. >>darya: it looks like everyone was enthusiastic about shopping online yesterday. the online sales for cyber monday were up a 18 percent over last year. in the meantime, sales from mobile devices were up 7.4%. cyber monday started in 2005 by a retail trade group to encourage americans to shop online on the

>>mark: it is election day. voters are choosing a new mayor in san francisco and deciding on a variety of propositions. schools, reform and sales tax. a lot of candidates on the ballot for mayor. will tran is live at city hall. >>will: the polling places will open at 7:00 a.m.. they do expect a busy turnout. the polling places will close at 8:00 p.m.. in san francisco, they will have inspectors roaming around to see if there is any fraudulent activity. one inspector says that his state will not be done until 10:00 p.m.. >>darya: it is a crowded valid that you will see for san francisco mayor. there are 16 candidates in today's election. many of these politicians are business leaders. you'll have to rank the top three choices. this is their point choice system. you pick your first, second and third choice. this is in an effort to prevent a costly runoff election. the results of this election could take several days. san francisco voters will also decide on a sheriff and district attorney as well as to competing p

>>mark: thank you.ortable oakland with a big backup over concerns of refrigerated container units exploding. jackie. >> good morning, marc. these cranes have been working at the s as a terminal at the port of oakland. the second consecutive day this ssc oakland the concern is that these refrigerated containers could possibly explode. these reports indicate that march-april have come from vietnam and they have exploded killing at least three people. the authorities at the port of oakland quarantined these units. they stopped any new ones from coming and this terminal it remains closed. it is very loud out here. please excuse that. ssa port of oakland is remaining closed. they will inspect all of these refrigerated units. >>mark: thank you, jackie. >>daria: the mother of hillary clinton has died. she canceled her trip to london, is a gamble to be by her side. we do not have any more details. hillary clinton was scheduled to go to istanbul. this was filed footage from the clinton presidential race from 200

>>mark: clear skies. collected cool off as will sleeping create pretty chilly temperatures. 34 in santa rosa. 36 in nevada. for for 39 and concord and livermore. 47 in san jose. it is cold and a matter where you are. we are breaking cold temperature records for today. the fog is the other big thing. it is in the north bay. we're getting reports of a fog along the east bay valleys. san ramon valley, 124 and in the direction of the caldecott tunnel towards oakland. here is how we expect temperatures to progress. 30's and 40's with a handful of '50s. by noon, more fifties and it may be a handful of 60s. we are still only talking about 60-64 at best. everyone hovering right around the 60 degree mark. as look out on the horizon, there is some stuff headed our way. it is thursday that things get cloudy. third thursday, friday, saturday and sunday we are going to be in for some intermittent rain activity all around the bay. we could very well see storms just as intense as we saw this past weekend. the next three

thoughts >>mark: more on our developing story is. occupy protesters continued to block the port of oakland. >>craig: right now they have changed their strategy. they have blocked the entrance. >>craig: we did have one a vehicle that pushed through and injured the hand of a protester. many truck drivers are paid on an individual basis. this is potentially taking food out of their mouth. this seems to be the focal point of the time being. >>george: traffic is backed up beyond the novato narrows. there ride coming south will be slow coming out of petaluma. sadly of course there are no good alternatives. some people are taking 116 over to late phil and legal to 37. the road sensors have crashed. they are not even able to calculate a drive time. typically would take 20-30 minutes traffic is heavy through antioch. a bridge check starting at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is the west grand ave. a 16 minute drive time. your san mateo bridge ride, let's look at the golden gate bridge. the ride on 101 southbound is in easy trip across t

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>>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look out over san francisco. clear skies and a beautiful start to the morning. six tell of wealt >>mark: cleaning up in south florida after heavy rains. several inches of rain fell from hurricane rena bringing heavy rains in miami. they have gotten over 50 in. of rain in the last 30 days. in brouwer county, people are waiting through the water trying to get away from flooded homes and cars. one high school in fort lauderdale canceled class's yesterday due to the flooding. there were scattered power outages as well. check out this 50 unit apartment complex. it has about 3 ft. of water in the apartment. the red cross is setting up to help the people living near the complex. >>darya: hundreds of thousands of residents finally have their power back this morning. utility companies say the storm is presenting an enormous challenge because there are a large number of individual outages. this storm is deadly. there are at least 21 deaths being blamed on the storm. most are caus

>>mark: off at the shopping begin. we will be right faceoff from a year is a live look in new york city of sydney things given date for a fifth father is a beautiful day in the year the city the chilly. 37 at the rate is kicking off on the upper west side of manhattan. fog thick >>mark: and get a lot of people traveling in the bay area. if the hpv out in force from now until then they and what they call the annual enhanced enforcement program. four officers will target to drunk drivers, drivers and taxi in those not wearing seat belts. fog of the >> people enjoy getting together but many people do not know when to say when. they have a tendency to get into their vehicles and drive away. we try to get those people off of the roadway before they hurt themselves or someone else. i am driving, watching traffic in front of me and behind the to make sure that i do not see aggressive driving more people following closely. that leads to road rage. if, if you're driving down the road, if someone is a half a car lengths of a sur

>>mark: a drop on wall street. the dow is below we are experiencing our first price drop since june. the dow now back over 12,000. the dow is still off 91 with concerns about europe. >>darya: security officials said that hackers are setting up sites hoping to catch in on information. if you're in a public informatioarea, find out who the internet provider is and change your password is frequently and used different passwords for differing accounts. asked >>mark: to a big backer of the bay bridge. update coming up.

>>mark: what is the best advice? >> we recommend people get here 90 minutes early for domestic, two hours for international city of sirte even before that, check with your carrier before you leave your house your high-- before you leave your house check with your carrier. >>mark: what is the cut off for getting your bags on the plane? >> most carriers like your 45 minutes minimum that is worse case. some carriers, if you miss that 45 minute window will not figure bags on the plane. >>mark: happy thanksgiving, thank you for the information. we are getting word of flight delays in philadelphia. heavy rain on the eastern seaboard. there are no delays or ordered in boston. we are getting word that flights in the year are being delayed and slowed down 30-45 minutes heading into philadelphia. >> i think the patriotic act is on patriotic. i am as concerned about terrorist attacks. timothy mcveigh was a vicious terrorist, he was arrested. >> timothy mcveigh succeeded. that is the point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americ

>>mark: thank you for joining us. craig skalar is live at san jose minetta where flights have been cancelled. >>craig: the fog is still here. an interesting thing to note includes it is not the fog keeping the planes on the ground. the fall from last night kept the planes from coming in and as a result there were not here to take off. if people here are trying to figure out any way they can to get where they're going. >>da: i am going to take a shuttle in san francisco and then at 10:00 a.m. i will get on a flight and have a layover is, from there i will get to twin falls. i did not get up at 2:00 a.m. for nothing. >> i was trying to figure out why everything was canceled. it is going to be a long day. >>craig: even if a flight is on time there is a question on whether or not it will be, a canceled flight. many people knew ahead of time because they received a text message from the airlines periods >>mark: let's get a check on the fog and the strong winds from the weather center. >>darya: we do not have the strong win

>>mark: the dow is below 12,000. we had some positive news regarding consumer prices dropping in october as well as u.s. factory output rising sharply in the month of october. stocks are tumbling in the oil is back above $100 a barrel. concerns about the euro zone are weighing on those banks stocks. the dow is now at 11,091. >>darya: dozens of demonstrators are expected to rally outside of the university of california board of trustees meeting to protest a 9 percent hike in tuition. the fee hike means students would pay an extra almost $500 annually. that brings the total annual tuition of $5,970. the increase would only be implemented if the state legislature does not approve sufficient funding in the 23 campus system's budget. >>mark: new details of a controversial parcel tax. the texas overwhelmingly turned down by more than two-thirds. the mayor supported the tax to boost the police department, the failure of the tax is seen by some as a referendum against new taxes and a vote of no-confidence against mayor quan.

>>mark: there is a six coming from apple. the company says that programs could be running in the background that are draining the battery life. apple expected to announce a sixth to the software the occupy oakland protesters are once again causing a work stoppage. in this case trucks cannot get through. third >>george: big changes in the traffic department. we are looking at multiple hot spots around the bay area. one of the worst is developing here in san francisco. an emergency guardrail work here. it is likely that the guard rail damage that was done in the last weeks of overtime to the big rig accident, remember there was a vehicle fire with a truck on its side? the truck that overturned damaged the guard rail and a large section of this is missing. traffic is backed off to the upper deck of the bay bridge. look at how slowly the cars are moving. traffic is backed up to yerba buena island from the san francisco anchorage. it is likely to be slow the rest of the ride as well. this is the traffic coming off of the upper dec

>>mark: james fletcher has more on the weather. >>james: we knew that potential was there for fires. a red flag warning in effect until 9:00 a.m., that is a two hour extension. the north bay hills, the east bay hills and the diablo range, the areas in red is where we see the conditions are right for fire to spread quickly before if we have winds gusting to 30 mi. per hour in some of the higher areas. the humidity right now is to the 15% level. really dry out there. we will be watching and waiting to see with the current conditions are. at this point, 9:00 a.m. looks to be the time when the winds expire. 80 mi. per hour winds in fairfield. the winds are dying down, so far so good.--18 mi. per hour winds in fairfield right now. temperatures are also cool. napa is not bad. and nobody and santa rosa, low- mid-40s. >>james: here is a look at your current temperatures. mid-upper seventies. mid-70s expected for the north bay. downtown san francisco, 72. mainly clear skies. the winds will change during the course of the day. right now they

is a professor of social and political history at the university of michigan in princeton we have mark bystander he is professor of politics at princeton university all right gentlemen this is cross-eyed that means you can jump in anytime you want mark if i go to you first in princeton the primary reason why i'm doing this not only is it the twentieth anniversary of the end of the communist party of the soviet union but to remind people of the events of nine hundred ninety one and how much it really changed the world in how we how the world is. moved on from one great epic conflict to maybe another epic conflict and we can throw in the economic crisis here what is the most important legacy of what happened twenty years ago in the country that i'm living in right now russia well i think for there is that there's a global legacy obviously the end of the cold war the end of the division of the planet within russia russia had been ruled soviet union had been ruled by a party state essentially and when the communist party ended in essence and as it unraveled and essence that control over th

there is the freezing mark for nevada. like yesterday he will feel how cold it is the moment he stepped out the door. 624 novato and santa rosa. mostly sunny skies. the rain in the pacific is trying to get to california. >>george: the commute is shaping up pretty nicely. we are still not tracking any hot spots or looking at any major delays. pretty light traffic. the ride on the bay bridge is not backed up at all on the approach. on a 92 at the san mateo bridge a pretty good ride. the council commute is a very light. costs in the east bay he will see that the traffic maps still look good. 80 westbound is the delay free. your ride on 580, towards the castro valley, there are no problems. on the coyote valley, it isn't easy trip 101 northbound as well as through the west valley through cupertino. there are still no delays its rumor ran on 11 southbound. >>mark: a long time penn state football coach is holding a conference today, the topic is likely to be anything but football. he is facing tough questions about his former de

>>mark: olson says he is doing much better now. >>justine: today is sentencing date for michael jackson's doctor dr. conrad murray. michael jackson's mother is hoping fan as he gets the harshest sentence possible. murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter three weeks ago. prosecutors say that murray administered the lethal dose of propofol which led to michael jackson's death in 2009. we will let you know what happens during sentencing. we are hearing that american airlines and their parent companies are filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the company said that they filed voluntarily, they want to reorganize saying that it is in the best interests of the companies and shareholders. the issue is closed at all what 02 cents. today it is trading at 645. it is of about 60 percent in less than 24 hours. just in, protesters say that a psychiatric evaluation for on this private found that he was insane during the july 22nd bombing and shooting attacks in norway. the findings will help determine whether he is sentenced t

>>mark: a quick update on the weather.e're focusing on the weather because it is going to be called this morning. record-breaking cold in some areas. not near freezing the colder the we have seen on this day in recorded history. forties and thirties is the current to bircher range along with cold temperatures. here is where temperatures are right now. 36 in napa. we will follow the numbers as they continue to drop throughout the morning. third >>mark: the 49ers continued towards the first playoff berths in eight years. the defense forced three turnovers to. alex smith threw eight touchdown passes to bruce miller just before halftime. he did not draw any interceptions. frank gore had his fifth straight 100 yd rushing game. san francisco has won six straight. at 7-1, they can clinch a playoff spot as soon as next week. their raiders dropped their second game in a row. if the first place despite a 4-4 record. tim tebow ran for one of the 17 yds. denver won despite their raiders beat up 17-7 at halftime. carson palmer had thre

>>mark: the dow jones down at 11,355. of j.p. morgan and bank of america are bringing the dow lower. we had a european shares lower this morning, a 4 demand for tin year german bonds. that is once again fueling fears about the heroes on prices. the dow has lost 800 points in the last two weeks. >>justine: two weeks cuff until the iowa caucus kicks off the official republican presidential competition. last night at the gop debate off candidates spoke about national security and for a policy. off111111111111 first debate since newt gingrich jumped to the top of the polls julien mitt romney. herman >> no, blitz. i believe if you allow our agencies to do their jobs >> i am sorry wolf. >>justine: candidates also talked about securing the nation's borders and took questions from a litany of top former aides. >>james: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. right now, a live look at the golden gate. >>george: welcome back. we continue to attract major delays on the bayshore freeway getting to sfo. fifth you are coming from san franci

to cross-talk iran's nuclear program i'm joined by mark levine in washington he's a senior fellow with the truman national security project and talk radio host from rector at university in new jersey we have hooshang amirahmadi he is a professor of international development and policy and in london we cross to patrick case he's a journalist and political commentator all right gentlemen this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first we're calling this program iran deja vu appropriate i think rightfully so absolutely concerns over iran's nuclear program have been growing steadily for more than a decade with western countries like the united states and israel expressing suspicion that the program could be used to develop nuclear weapons with the recent report by the un atomic agency these concerns could be nearing a diplomatic turning point the report issued last week has unloaded what some believe to be a trove of intelligence showing that up until two thousand and three to iran was pursuing weapons related activities including researc

>>mark: a quick break get more on the fall when we come back.nd >>darya: retail sales have broken records but there are still deals to be had because this is cyber monday. one of the 23 million people are expected to be online shopping for cyber monday. that is more than half of the u.s. population. a lot of web sites are enticing shoppers offering free shipping. also, up to 50% off of some items. a record 226 million shoppers went to break and mortar stores as well as the visited web sites. shoppers spent about $400 over the thanksgiving weekend holiday. this is coming to us from the national league of confederation. >>mark: a huge rebound is expected on wall street today after a loss of more than 5000 points made for the worst shelling of the dow in two months. for the dow is down 3% year-to- date. the dow futures right now are of 250 points. >>darya: a developing story we're watching, the occupy movement is still going strong. right now we're live in los angeles were city officials have asked protesters to leave the lawn outside of city hall.

>>mark: more than likely today will be a wet night. showers will linger into the first half of saturday. beyond that the temperatures will be called. >>darya: carlson palmer is starting to look like the quarterback they traded for. he threw two different touched on passes against the chargers. check out this past. michael bush ran for a season-high 157 yds and one touchdown. oakland not of san diego 24-17 to break a two game losing streak. the 49ers have a big game coming up this weekend. after the raiders game, a 25 year-old man was stabbed after the game. two men started fighting after the game. it does not appear the fight had anything to do with team rivalry. the injury does not appear to be life- threatening. >>mark: here is a live look outside, in washington d.c., president obama, around 8:00 a.m. will be at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery to lay a wreath in observance of veterans state. he will be there in washington d.c. and in california near san diego and headed to the asian pacific summit in ha

mark block here. since january i've had the privilege of being the chief of staff to herman cain and the chief operating officer of the friends are tomorrow one. closer to the white house i really believe that herman cain will put united back in the united states of america and i don't believe i'm going to be we've run a campaign like nobody's ever seen but then america's never seen a candidate like. we need to get in because together we could do this and we could keep this country. well only as a bloc case nicotine addicted political operative he's always been one of the dirtiest players in the game for more on the campaign troubles if there really is a campaign going on i'm joined by adel stamp washington d.c. bureau chief with alter net dell always great to have you here it's here or as herman cain might call me at the at the stand stand stand. i just totally ready. so so who is this guy mark what well there's three things you need to know about herman cain right is that you know he's employed by d

xi >>mark: there is a high fire danger.he red flag warning is in effect from now for a sixth vietnam morning. >>darya: stanley roberts was out yesterday looking for people behaving badly. >>stanley: sometimes when drivers are caught behaving badly, they direct their anger at the officer writing the ticket. 50's is not one of those stories. this man was caught in the carpool lane but he is a solo driver. " this particular carpool lane requires three people. the driver was alone. normally this would be a simple segment about carpool violators except this guy started making suggestions on how to make my show better. this shell is the view of the valley. some of of all people eating badly. >>stanley: when i told him how much the ticket was, the complement started pouring in. >> it does not matter, i can pay it. metaphor you driving? i buried are not writing anything nice. i bet you could not afford a $500 ticket. all you can afford is food. you are fat. he did not even have a real job. why don't they have easily what is going o

the executive director of gold corps mark welcome to the kaiser report. fantastic now mark the european commission i suggested that weaker european countries could back their bonds with their gold it's in the air as don't ditch back at the end of this crisis that most of europe's gold will have been transferred to the very banks that caused the crisis well it's quite possible the bottom line is the amount of debt that we have in the world and we have to get fixated on the days later when we could see greece the next week it's only spain and today now the s. and p. and i never hope and i'm sure people are sort of focusing on the trees and not seeing the wood and what is that we have a global debt crisis as a matter of deficit the world is just astronomical and i was the increase of seventy one very very gradually until recent years are a little exponential and basically the levels of that are so huge that even if they did try to. use our bonds you know the whole notion of. the collateral i mean looking at italy italy has about two and a half three thousand

hang on a second, mark. please, please. >> mark, mark. >> i say go ahead and make universities pay more in taxes because they are nonprofit. and make them pay more in taxes for the increase that they are hitting the american family. >> keeping government money in the universities we have a chance to influence them and fix them. they have tenure and they have professors teaching 17th russian lit rur and change it for teachers who teach engineering. >> dennis has an idea of incent vising than cutting government money. >> nothing has worked so far. we have waiting list for classes of recreation. and university in texas competing for the biggest rock wall and trying to attract students based on the rock wall. cut them off until they change their approaches to luring students to the educational facilities. >> steve final word. >> vouchers would work. parents and kids would contribute and look. where to getet fattest education and best. and how about three years a lot of parents and kids would sign up for that. >>

he was on his way to being mark zuckerberg four years ago but now 's mark zuckerberg. (laughter) you know what i mean? >> rose: halloween kids come to hi house and knock on the door... >> right. but we can walk around palo alto four years ago and people didn look and now they do. but when you actually know him, nothing's changed. he wears the same thing even though it's a new t-shirt. he wears the same thin, has the same girlfriend. he likes the same restaurants not necessarily restaurants i like. like really nothing's changed. he has the same group of friends but stay grounded. don't change your social circles. i have the same best friends i had since i was in high school. mark has the same friends. and this stuff matters. live your regular life. just try to build stuff that matts. that's what we're trying to do. >> rose: thank you for this. >> thank you. >> thank you for visiting us. >> rose: pleasure to be here. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> you can read thatcan you? >> there you go. >> the date. >> what a great idea. my god, thank you. captioned by

and mark kelly joins me now. mark, it's an extraordinary book. i mean it's been an extraordinary year. your lives were remarkable anyway. you know, you're one of america's great astronauts. gabby, a hugely successful congresswoman. you didn't need anything else to make your lives more dramatic. and then this fateful day, everything is turned upside down. take me back to that day. how did it start for you? >> well, it was -- for us, it was typical. a lot of saturdays, we would spend apart. she would spend most of her time in her district in tucson on the weekends, but i was home that weekend with my daughters, claudia and claire, and it was a typical saturday and just received out of nowhere a call from gabby's chief of staff, peter kerisone who said, i don't know how to tell you this, but gabby has been shot. and, you know, just that, you know, put us on this trajectory, this roller coaster ride that's lasted for the last ten months. it's been quite incredible. >> i mean, you're a trained astronaut. and i would imagine part of that training is be