roman catholic mass. and taking us through the words and much about it is our guest who is the director of worship for the archdiocese for san francisco. i wish we had more time. >> no, you don't because i could talk about this for hours and i have. >> i get the senior rate at parking now. we're talking about the text, the new missile, 2,000 pages of words. you mean there have to be tens of thousands of old missiles. what happened to the old missiles? >> we consider them to being sacramento and blessed and -- -- some of our churches are going to burn the old ones and use them for ash wednesday. >> some are so thick it may take to ash wednesday to burn it. >> we're talking about that so we're talking with catholic cemeteries to bury them and perm cleaning out theirs could sets. i'm getting old missiles from 1960. we'll make sure they're properly disposed of. >> will there be a special right then when their put down? >> there's a special right when their blessed. >> we're talking about it and you said the n

♪ >> coming up, roman catholics are adjusting to a new english translation of the mass.nd not everyone is welcoming in changes. plus, on going controversy in the ancient debate over whether there's a hewh, eno gets in and what happens to those who don't. >> major funding for religion and ethics news weekly is provided by the lily endowment, a private family foundation dedicated to its founders and christian religion, community development and education. additional funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter, the jane hensen foundation and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm kim lawson sitting in. thank you for joining us. 93-year-old e vvangelist billy graham was hospitaled on wednesday with pneumonia. a spokesman says he was alert and upbeat. in may, he recovered from a case of pneumonia. thursday was world aids day and religious leaders were among those recommitting their efforts to combat the deadly disease. at an ev

following the mass, the shrine's christmas dinner. ♪

some of the ideas that they behind particularly the idea that saddam had weapons of mass destruction were wrong he didn't have weapons of mass destruction and we believed he did but the argument for removing saddam did not depend on the specifics of whether he had weapons of mass destruction or not was an element but it wasn't the whole story by any means because he'd have weapons of mass destruction in the past and there was no reason to believe he couldn't get them again in the future he just didn't have the myth the moment that the cia believed he did could never understand . if the administration really believed that saddam had weapons of mass destruction they wouldn't have attacked iraq i mean what if the guy pushed the button right it's simple logic that suggest that they'd ministration knew that he had nothing that's why they went for it it's not. that's just not true and it's not logical i've. we would leave it be too dangerous to attack if we actually had a well we believe that he had chemical and biological weapons and we took enormous precautions to deal with that so that

peter's basilica, pope benedict celebrated christmas eve mass with thousands of the faithful.he traditional midnight mass was moved up two hours to 10:00, to allow the pontiff to get more rest before his important christmas day speech. in china, hundreds of catholics attended services at beijing's biggest cathedral in a country with more than a billion people, only 25 million are christians. in this season of peace, activists in south korea floated giant balloons carrying boxes of socks over the border to north koreans. the socks were as much a political statement as they were a gift. >> we're helping people over there because the system doesn't work in their favor. >> reporter: for the six astronauts and cosmonauts aboard the space station, it will literally be christmas around the world over and over. they'll orbit the globe 16 times. >> we wish everyone on planet earth a happy, safe and host of all peaceful holiday season. >> reporter: santa, too, is spreading holiday cheer at a record pace. according to the official santa tracker norad, volunteers fielded more phone calls

on some important questions like does the weapons of mass destruction is he in contact with terrorists what are the risks involved in revealing him in place after nine eleven when we discovered that we could be terribly vulnerable but the the belief that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destructions was not based on any one intelligence informant it was mostly based on the fact that we knew a lot about things that saddam had acquired for example the chemicals that you would need to put together but again it's the same with iran you are making assumptions that they have the material they have the technology and therefore they have the weapons well what are you suggesting that we stop trying to figure out whether iran has nuclear weapons because there were intelligence errors with respect to iraq and were not or states dismantle its intelligence organizations but who of course not they're going to listen to you say you acknowledge yet do you acknowledge that the case for war in iraq in two thousand and three was a mistake you know what i. acknowledge is that. some. some of the ideas th

before mass, the vatican unveiled its much-anticipated annual nativity scene. in china, hundreds of catholics attended services. only 25 million are christians. in this season of peace, activists in south korea floated giant balloons carrying boxes of socks over the border to north koreans. the socks were as much a political statement as they were a gift. >> we're directly helping the people over there because the system right now does not work in their favor. they don't get any aid. >> reporter: for the six astronauts and cosmonauts on board the international space station, it will literally be christmas around world, over and over. they'll orb that the globe 16 times. >> so on behalf of the crew on bard the international space station, we wish everyone on planet earth a happy, safe and most of all peaceful holiday season. >> reporter: santa, too, is spreading holiday cheer at a record pace. according to the official santa tracker, volunteers fielded more phone calls from children saturday than ever before. and santa's facebook page received nearly a billion l

but it wasn't the whole story by any means because he'd have weapons of mass destruction in the past and there was no reason to believe he couldn't get them again in the future he just didn't have them at the moment that the cia believed he did what if the guy pushed the button right it's death and knew that he had nothing. not. that's just not true and it's not logical live. we would leave it be too dangerous to attack if we actually had a man well we believe that he had chemical and biological weapons and we took enormous precautions to deal with that so that every american who went into iraq was equipped to deal with a chemical weapons attack which we expected to happen and it didn't happen why doesn't anybody attack north korea i mean they they have a bomb why doesn't anybody attack north korea well because everybody knows they have the bombs way right where we we don't attack everyone who has a nuclear weapon that's. that's clear i think there's a pretty good case for trying to change the regime in. in north korea. i don't think you could do that by bombing north korea. but if w

murderers. >> most mass killers are not like barton.u know, just one massacre, one terrible episode. and afterwards they kill themselves. >> though a distraught and depressed barton did kill himself after his rampage, he seemed to treat the 1993 murder investigation as if it were a game. >> mark was pretty much playing cat and mouse with us. i never felt like that he would reach a point where he would ask for an attorney and cease any communications with us because he wanted to know what we were doing. >> besides his relationship with leanne, the woman who would later become his second wife, mark barton had one more important incentive to murder, money, in the phenomenal of a lefty life insurance policy on debora spivey barton. >> in fact, one of the policies being issued only 30 days prior to this incident. and it was for like $650,000, i think, so, you know, needless to say that sends up a red flag for us. >> the insurance company contests paying off a life insurance policy on debora spivey barton for four years. but in 1994, settles

and thousands also gathered for the mass at the birth place of jesus in bethlehem.increase in tourism around the christmas holiday. nearly 300,000ists will visit it this holiday. deadly christmas in nigeria after a string of terrorist attack buys suicide bombers, targeting catholic churches during mass. highlighting the threats of muslim extremistextremists. >> reporter: the church on the outskirts of the region where people had come for prayer and in peace. where at least 27 people lay dead today. yet this was the first attack of many, a wave of massacre as cross nigeria this terrifying christmas day. car bombs, suicide attacks, one by one, four cities, five churches and congregations were struck. so many families gone. and carried out the blasts the same group which blew up part of the headquarters in august. and a bloody struggle. and an emerging name in global terror, growing ambition, and tonight the growing toll too. and an investigation in prince george's county where police say a man was shot and kid. happened at corner of south view drive and southern avenu

the first blast left 35 people dead when a bomb went off during a crowded christmas mass. second explosion struck another church. residents there say dozens were injured, but further details are not immediately available. a radical muslim sect claimed responsibility for the bombings. >>> a murder investigation is under way in prince george's county, where police say an adult was shot and killed. it happened at the corner of southview drive and southern avenue southeast in oxen hill shortly after 11:00 this morning. when police arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the suspect is described as a man just over 6 feet tall, about 170 pounds. he was last seen dressed in all black wearing his hair in dreadlocks. >>> gop presidential candidate newt gingrich is speaking out today for the first time about failing to make the republican primary ballot in virginia. news 4's darcy spencer is here now with a story you will see first on 4. darcy? >> chris, gingrich and his wife were attending church here in washington this christmas day. he admits that not getting on

interests journalist and author eva golinger believes mass media is washington's most valuable weapon in encouraging revolt elsewhere under the mantle of spreading democracy such as the so-called orange revolution in ukraine. or ruse revolution in georgia. perception is created that something is happening in a country that's not right and that the government is somehow responsible and so therefore if that government ends up being removed it somehow is justified that you know the media has played a key role in creating a justification for regime change similar anti-government demonstrators have been reported and other city in russia u.s. leaders have leveled harsh criticism against russia in the aftermath of sunday's parliamentary election and critics say it's free press has were. to reinforce the narrative the media tends to march in lock step with the government it tends to take its cues from the government it tends to you know mobilize its resources to showcase what the government says is true even when later it turns out not to be true as was the case in this a really is c.n.n. rep

if it does, they believe it will help them explain why the universe has mass. two international research groups are looking for the higgs boson particle. they are using the large hadron collider at the european organization for nuclear research or cern. the circular tunnel runs 27 kilometers long. physicists smash protons together at near lit speed of light. then, they check to see whether the process produced new particles. >> the first important result is that we have been able to streak the most likely mass region, which is clearly an important achie achievement. by the end of 2012, sooner, if i feel lucky, we should be able to say the final word. >> some physicists believe the higgs boson particle is what gave mass to matter. researchers around the world have been looking for this last missing particle in their theory. they hope to conclude whether the particle exists by next year and unravel a mystery of modern physics. >>> japanese firm olympus could be de-listed from the tokyo stock exchange during the day. there must be lots of intense pressure over the

. >> catholics probably noticed changes during mass.he church is now using a new english translation of the ritual text used for celebrating mass. >> stephen: yes. they changed the words to the mass. they put the new words on this little card right here. caught me by total surprise. the catholic church is not known for changing its position-- missionary, by the way. (laughter) so the question is are these changes to the mass what god wants? yahweh or no way? no way! listen up. listen up, catholic church. do not mess with the liturgy. it is the infallible word of god which was translated from the latin which was translated from the greek which was translated from the aramaic which, of course, was translated from the original english. (laughter) besides, do you know how long it took me to memorize all these prayers? it was harder than memorizing "we didn't start the fire." (laughter) "our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name, they kingdom come, thy will be done, einstein, james dean, brooklyn's got a winning team, elvis presley d

ringing in the holiday with a late night mass. ♪ they rathhered to celebrate day.e streaming live from rome. he will be 85. you think of christmas eve as the midnight mass and that is the traditional thing to do. he's also trying to get sleep because he has a busy day tomorrow. the pope is using a wheeled platform dubed the holy roller to get in and out of st. peter's basilica. at this point he is just trying to safe his manager and getting in and out is a long walk. this makes it easier for people to see him as well. it is an international crowd. a lot of people outside in the square as well. catholic means universal and you can see it as people come from all over and come to rome for the history as well and a lot of them coming for reasons of faith. pope benedict xvi focused on god becoming man and coming in your midst as a defensive child and a idea of humimity . warning about the overcommercial zimp of christmas. and make sure you see through the super official glitter of the season. tonight was a spiritual about christmas itself . tomorrow he will give the chr

a lot of people in russia are fed up with not having a choice but in covering the events it's the mass media that fail to report the facts even showing wrong video in an effort to shape the story or to correspondent marina point takes a look at media coverage of the elections in russia and sets the facts straight. america has its fair share of protests and political dissent to be dealing with instead of keeping an eye on the ball the country's mass media machine has turned to protests in russia and dropped the ball on reporting the facts. the protesters have gathered in moscow lashing out against prime minister vladimir putin and his really united russia party the only problem is that this video is not from russia fox news channel aired a video of fires and chaos in athens convincing viewers that this mayhem is playing out in moscow the fair and balanced network paid no mind to the greek lettering in the background in case you're wondering it says greek national bank what matters is that this is what moscow protests have looked like it's not surprising whatsoever that at the moment tha

these mass amounts of low dollar contributions from learning about us and taking action in these social networks i get a feeling that doing many people well they really tend to overestimate the row of the internet social networking probably these are the people that say that you were the key figure in the campaign what was the to me what it was exactly how do you estimate it the exactly the on social networking ok so i think that the campaign alternately. mccain's campaign manager said that once mccain was wrong on the economy that he couldn't win the good news for our campaign was is that we actually won overwhelmingly meaning that all the different pieces and components were responsible the one thing that i think social networks added value to was over a two year period we had the entire primary against hillary clinton and then to keep people involved in active for the general election that social networks added some value of keeping people engaged throughout a very very long campaign in the united states not many people like politics let alone want to stay involved and active with yo

law but we also just two days before this rally heard from president medvedev a proposal about some mass reforms to russia's political system disease centralized power from moscow but also to create more of a representative proportional system in the russian parliament there are a lot of different political parties and organizations that have been coming out to these. protesters not really leaders there are faces of the opposition some of them more well known than others one of the most well known as parties themselves he is supported by washington's national endowment for democracy he wasn't as well received as reaks ago of course that might have something to do with the recent phone recording scandal in which a conversations you had on his phone were leaked to life news and there you could blatantly hear him rudely speaking about other opposition leaders in fact he was booed a bit by some of the people standing in the crowds perhaps because he called some of the protesters hampsters probably the biggest speaker of the day was next in the bar and he's really the rising star of the oppos

in the russian capital a second mass protest took place on saturday against the parliamentary poll results . moscow's biggest rally in recent history has come and gone without incident as thousands came onto the streets of the capital to protest against what they call a rigged vote and they want to redraw join me now wait for more details in central moscow. in syria the festive holiday spirit is broken by a new round of violence in damascus that leaves dozens dead. and a dubious resolution david cameron reveals plans for involvement in the oil rich somalia calling the country a threat to british security. thank you for joining us at two o'clock here in moscow on charon with a look at your top headline at the moment thousands are gathered in central moscow to protest against this month's parliamentary election results the rally was organized by opposition groups who said the poll was rigged artes and he said now i was at the scene. it's certainly fair to say that the head count of this saturday's rally beats that we saw two weeks ago at below plan square official figures we're hearing from

peter's basilica with the christmas eve mass, a very, very solemn mass. it was very interesting that the pope was talking about saying watch out for glitter or go beyond the glitter to find the true light and the true joy of christmas. he says watch out that it can be overly commercial, the bright lights can block out or hide god's mystery. and finally, eric, the pope, as you mentioned is 84. he'll be 85 in april. seems to be holding up pretty well. i was talking to somebody who follows the pope pretty closely and she says at the end of it, he looked tired but happy. >> thank you, greg. merry christmas. >> procrastinating shoppers, maybe they'll learn their lessons this year but they are getting a reprieve. some of the stores are staying open around the clock. well, they want to cash in on those waiting for the last minute to finish off their gift list. maybe it's even a good day it make a return. let's find out, casey stegall live in los angeles. did you get anything you're taking back, casey? >> no, jamie, i'm happy with all my purchases. that must be w

one of them during midnight mass at a catholic church.eting africa's most populated nation. >>> in afghanistan this morning more violence. a suicide bomber killed at least 20 people including a member of parliament and wounding 50. in the northern city of talikhan. people were gathered at a funeral when the bomb went off. >>> back here at home santa claus set a record on christmas eve as he raced across the globe on a traditional holiday mission. volunteers at peterson airport base in colorado say they field ed thousands of calls on his progress early saturday. more than 999,000 lights and santa had 99,000 twitter followers. >>> finally soldiers in the last brigade to leave iraq have arrived home just in time for christmas. nearly 200 soldiers arrived at fort hood saturday to the excitement of relatives who have been waiting for two hours in the pouring rain. speaking of which, let's take a check of the national weather forecast. a cold front brings wet weather to the pacific northwest today with a chance of mountain snow. the south will

during christmas eve mass at st.eters basilica, pope benedict xvi urged the faithful to discover the true meaning. the pope said that christmas' commercialization obscures the message of christ's birth. the mass kicks off two weeks of appearances. mass was moved up to spare the pope a late night. >> in the bay area, police officers and firefighters are collecting toys for san francisco's forgotten children. they're hoping to gather more than 10,000 toys. christmas festivities got underway at the union scare -- ewan union square restaurant. >> a struggle to be able to get food so i'm trying to teach them to be happy and thankful for what they get. >> tomorrow the officers will distribute the toys to homeless and needy children on the streets of san francisco. organizers say this year the need has been feater than ever. they are still accepting toys if you happen to be driving by lucky0s today. >> a record number of people are keeping tabs on santa. the big man's trackers at nor rad say they're fielding 4,000 calls an

also, there could be flurries mixed in with it because it is still a cool air mass in -- a cold air mass in place. you can see that the showers, they will be coming in from the west and to the north of it. it is a snow maker in parts of pennsylvania and into parts of new york state. but we're not accepting a whole lot of accumulations. right now, temperatures, they are 40 in arlington. 42 in d.c. mid-30s for you. laurel down to the freezing leveler here. all right, so now milder conditions are headed this way believe it or not. and then it will be much colder. tonight, cloudy and cold. friday at mild temperatures with the clouds moving on in. new year's weekend is also looking to be really mild. after that, dry arctic air for you arrives. get ready for that. it's going to be some of the coldest temperatures that we have seen all season long. here is a look at your future cast. so we've got showers moving through this evening, but again, very light scattered activity for you. and tomorrow morning, we'll see variable cloudiness and a slight chance for the isolated showers. it will be light

one to receive the masses that we have been registered. excuse me what does it mean it means we have done it and we are here. navigators pinpoint the right coordinates in a forest amidst age old pine trees following a six hour marathon in snowmobiles the group checks their position within the arctic circle with a special satellite navigation device they're the first to come here and by just to the coordinates. that it is sixty six degrees thirty three minutes and thirty seconds launch it is twenty nine degrees fifty three minutes and forty one seconds . were made at last. all those make the same journey later all they need to do is simply retrace the route taken by the pioneers before them. finally done it it's great that we're here trying to argue that dogs are a match for hardware is pointless we must combine both dogs and emotion to the expedition's like dogs have lots of advantages those warm shady creatures would be showing their joy if they were here now of course they wouldn't understand the meaning of what has happened but they wou

one of them during midnight mass at a catholic church.targeting africa's most populated nation. >>> in afghanistan this morning more violence. a suicide bomber killed at least 20 people including a member of parliament and wounding 50. in the northern city of talikhan. people were gathered at a funeral when the bomb went off. >>> back here at home santa claus set a record on christmas eve as he raced across the globe on a traditional holiday mission. volunteers at peterson airport base in colorado say they field ed thousands of calls on his progress early saturday. more than 999,000 lights and santa had 99,000 twitter followers. >>> finally soldiers in the last brigade to leave iraq have arrived home just in time for christmas. nearly 200 soldiers arrived at fort hood saturday to the excitement of relatives who have been waiting for two hours in the pouring rain. speaking of which, let's take a check of the national weather forecast. a cold front brings wet weather to the pacific northwest today with a chance of mountain snow. the south w

new york where our correspondent reports that police have already started mass arrests. but with another update in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime israeli airstrikes on gaza a palestinian bid for statehood and an arab spring in the background the middle east peace process is facing more challenges than ever so he's been speaking to influential palestinian politician most of us about what happens next as our special into beef we now. with me i have dr mustafa barghouti the president of the palestinian national initiative and a member of the palestinian parliament dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. what palestinian still push ahead in the statehood bid despite the fact that it seems a two thirds majority in support of it is highly unlikely there can be no vote in the security council now because the united states already obstructed that by. denying of a committee that are it to ask for what has american pressure paid off yes more from one side i mean many companies are doing what the united states and israel want. but at the same time i think

poverty, mass banks, mass unemployment, whose opponents are utterly horrifying and as a result i'm -left to say, well, honestly would rather have president obama or this guy and that sort of lesser of two evils voting mechanism is the bread and butter of the bought apparatus that's destroying this country. >> times are changing though. 2012 prophecy, of course, was for the end of the world. i think it will be the end of the world as we know it. fundamentally great crisis brings great opportunity. massive crisis in europe which will have huge ramifications, the occupy movement and so forth, people are getting absolutely sick of it, and fundamentally there will be a politician at some point who leads from the front, maybe a third-party candidate who gets that popular support because i think people have had enough. it's a global thing that's going on. not just america. >> from your mouth to our reality, i -- i do believe that. jonathan, you get the last word on this one and we'll talk egypt. >> dylan, it's not just one man or one woman sitting in the oval office. 535 other people that a

right at the end of christmas mass. tonight the white house is condemning the attacks as, "senseless." back here at home, police in the county are all looking for the man accused of holding a gun to the woman's head inside the hotel. it happened at the motel six, just off the washington baltimore parkway. according to police, the female employees say that the man tried to force her inside a room yesterday morning, that he ran away when someone looked out of the other room to see what was going on. so far, police said that they have no suspects. >>> a missing 2-year-old boy from richmond is found safe and unharmed. police have issued an amber alert for the 2-year-old after the boy's care givers were killed in the double shooting. the gunman fled in the couple's car, apparently unaware that they were in the backseat. the child found several hours later in a nearby cemetery. tonight, police are looking for the 27-year-old clemmons in connection with the two murders. >>> well, you always hear folks wishing for a white chris

most who died were on the steps of a catholic church celebrating christmas mass.he white house says the u.s. has offered assistance bringing those responsible to justice. president obama is monitoring developments from hawaii where he is vacationing with his family. >>> kim jong-un, the son of former north korean leader kim jong-il has another title to add to his resume. state television referred to him as the leader of the country's ruling workers party. this now gives him power over political powers, as well as military, days after being called the supreme leader of the country's armed forces. north korea's top military leaders also pledge their loyalty to kim jong-un, saying they'll do whatever it takes to protect him. >>> queen elizabeth's husband prince phillip remains in the hospital this morning after undergoing minor heart surgery this friday. the 90-year-old prince was notably absent as the royal family greeted churchgoers on their way to services. prince phillip was rushed to the hospital on friday after experiencing chest pains and had a coronary stent

advocates for mass transit sends a message at a time when people are being encouraged to use mass transit instead of driving. >>> it is a few days away from 2012. resolutions are going fast. coming up a check of local celebrations and how people plan on ringing in the new year. >>> they are encouraging congress to make it easier for people to visit the u.s. a million tourists are asking them to go for 2001 and that's costing american businesses $859 billion in untapped revenue. the federal government following september 11th terrorist attacks will tell us more coming up. >>> and a number parked on woodside road, it was a two car crashed move to the other side of road on the shoulder. we should be keeping an eye on it for you. the commute into san francisco this morning is a pleasant one. and bay point, those folks are headed westbound towards concord and it is a nice crystal clear picture after what we saw with the heavy fog. thank you steve. >>> we have a pattern change today, rain unless you are watching crescent city, there will be some heavy rain totals but for us there will be a lot

. >> christmas eve mass is under way at the vatican.nd thousands of pilgrims are on hand at basilica to hear pope benedict xvi. >> heather: showdown over the payroll tax cut had repercussions for 2012. >> and stunning development in virginia. failing to make the primary ballot. peter doocy has more from washington. >> to get on the ballot for the virginia gop primary you need 10,000 signatures including 400 from all counties in the state. governor perry and gingrich didn't do that. they will not be on the ballot in virginia. now front runner newt gingrich only a failed system excludes four out of six major candidates seeking access to the ballot. voters deserve the right to vote for a candidate. we will work with the republican party of virginia to pursue an aggressive write-in campaign to make sure that all voters are able to vote for the candidate of their choice. perly campaign is looking at the law whether an appeal or challenge is warranted. they say it's an isolated situation and it won't affect the governor's ability to get on th

christians also celebrated mass at st. joseph church in baghdad, one week after the withdrawal of all u.s. combat forces from iraq. the christian population in baghdad has been dwindling. before 2003, the number is about 450 to 600,000. in october of last year, gunman linked to al qaeda, seized the our lady of baghdad and there were hostages and hundreds injured during the attack. >>> people packed one southern california mall looking for deals and bargains. many waited until saturday to wrap up their holiday shopping. businesses usually shut down during christmas, but there are some shops opened during the holiday. here are several businesses which will be opened today, whether you're looking for something to eat, to be entertained, or pick up the last ingredients for christmas dinner. most of the dine-in restaurants, like i hop and denny's will be busy today. 7-eleven will also be opened. if you're looking to catch the latest blockbuster movie theaters, they will be operating all day, just be prepared for long lines. >>>

mass transit all running on time. still not a bad drive westbound on 80 towards the maze less than 20 minutes. off the altamont pass earlier stall eastbound at livermore that is out of lanes in the noncommute direction still not a bad drive, highway 4 from concord -- part medicine antioch towards con -- pardon me, antioch towards concord not a bad dive. moderate altamont towards pleasanton stall eastbound again southbound 680 moving well beginning to bunch up towards the 24 jung. san mateo bridge moving well -- smooth in the westbound direction and up the highrise no problems eastbound towards hayward looking good. bay bridge metering lights remain off. it is a nice holiday commute on the upper deck headed into san francisco? >>> 6:38 right now. >>> trading is underway on wall street many we have a live report from the new york stock exchange, straight ahead. a live look at the big board now the dow up 28 points. >>> from the big board to a familiar billboard for many bay area commuters, gone. the famous yahoo sign in