his brother, michael mays, is feeling. his younger brother who mistakenly shot and killed a fellow police officer is taking it very hard. >> this is something you don't plan for in life. you don't anticipate it. and i think as a result, it's something -- it's harder to deal with. mays says he hasn't talked to his brother about what took place inside the apartment, but he says, humans make mistakes. >> we're not computers, you know. and so things happen and it's just a very sad event. >> reporter: john mays says his brother loved his job and believes the highly trained officer was born to be a cop. >> he's a good cop. you know, he's a cop's cop. he is -- he's the epitome of what you would expect in the law enforcement. >> reporter: as smith's loved ones say their final good-byes, mays says his brother mans to -- planes to join them -- mans to join them at tomorrow's funeral. >> tomorrow's going to be big with emotions. >> reporter: mays says his family will be there. but knows when the funeral's over, there's a long road of

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that happens on wednesday may 8th. those things -- the planning board meeting, the letter to the governor saying, please, you know, we really need help. i'm hearing we're not going to get hazard mitigation funding, i hope that's not the case. >> do you believe the may 10th -- >> two days later, their office calls friday afternoon and says, we want to do a sandy business event on monday. i think at, like, 10:00 in the morning. the timing seemed strange. we wanted to welcome the lieutenant governor. we had already gone the opening for at least a month before, but certainly wanted to welcome her. >> so you believe her coming down was in specifically in response to this letter of may 8? >> i do. i do believe it was related. i believe it was related. i think that she -- that event was created so that she could come and have the opportunity to make a very clear message to me. >> you've done two interviews i believe this weekend. you hadn't mentioned these letters before, why now? >> these letters were provided. these letters

obamacare may or may not be enough. it may not be enough. the lies may or may not be enough. besides that, noel, what will the gop message be? they should have wanted to win the senate in 2010 and they didn't and what's the deal this year? what do you think they'll say? >> everybody keeps discounting the obama care. that's going to get worse as we a preesh, you know, into 2014. so one of the silver bullets we do have and it's not just pass say, is obama care. we can go into the economy, housing, a lot of different avenues where the democrats have had failed policies. i think a lot much people are dissatisfied. look, i noah lone 61% of people with a quinnipiac poll were upset of president obama's job. you have to look at how far has he had seeing them? >> just by shoel them and then his administration is enough. obama care is just now rolling out. it doesn't even have enough people signing up. what they do have, it's bad. i worked for boseman. he defeated his opponent. >> i would suggest one thing. i hate to give advice to noel because of her management of political campaigns.

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so we may use the wipers tomorrow and you may want to grab the umbrella but it will not last and it willnot be heavy. >> thank you, mike. >> a young 49ers fan who is falling hard for the team. we will explain. >>> at 3:00 on "katie" a closer look at the violent knock out game that is far from fun and games at a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ male announcer ] for patients currently well managed on warfarin there is limited inf

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or may not -- not to name names -- may or may not have been involved in creating your bureau. who constantly bring up title insurance. apparently, not understanding that this is regulated by the states. you know? those amounts of what people are having to go in and pay for their title insurance. so introducing mortgage choice act is secretly for the major players like the quicken loans and flag stars of the bank which are doing these across the notion. both are headquartered across the nation but do business in virtually all 50 states to a small firm like myself, which was a small firm that put together its own title company. not because they were trying to be out gouging consumers, not because they were trying to charge more than what the other guy down the road was going to charge for their title insurance, but for the ease and convenience of the consumers. and i know that that is one of your stated goals of the bureau. but i'm curious if you could comment on that. and then you had mentioned earlier about waiting for data. how long are we going to have to wait for that day t

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or it may not even be the shooter. a very chaotic situation in the beginning, and things look one way and not the other. if it is the shooter then maybe nobody else will die. so you hate to say there is good news on somebody being down or shot or killed. but if it's the shooter, that's better for the rest of us nobody else is hurt. >> jim, getting more information from twitter, from the howard county police department. two more tweets put out there. the call came into 911 about 11:15, so about an hour and fifteen minutes ago the incident was first reported that shots were fired. police made entry, found three dead upon entry. one found near a gun and ammunition. and then most recently, put out just seconds ago, "no recent reports of any additional shots heard." so as you're indicating, as horrible, tragic, terrible as this story is, the fact that it's been relatively silent for the last 75 minutes is a very good sign that, you know, as police and agents make their way from store to store, clearing the place, they can g

and it may cause headaches as well. and in animals it may cause narcosis which is a form of consciousness. we're hearing of at least four hospital admissions. we don't know for a fact that they are specifically connected to this. people complaining of nausea and vomiting. but of course that is also a symptom of the flu. but in the meantime, the water alert remains in effect. we're expecting it to last several days. no word officially about when this water crisis will end. but undoubtedly, nerves are very calm, they may become frayed depending on how long this continues. >> absolutely. that's unstandable. thanks a lot for the update. meanwhile, we're going to get you here. there is growing anger now over a newly signed budget deal in washington that cuts down benefit increases for thousands of veterans. republican senator kelly ayotte says she's come with a plan to fund the program and restore those cuts. but her proposal is being met with serious push backs. byron york is here with us now. i understand you like this ide

we just have the sound of shooting, what may be shooting. the troops - they are outside the city now, about 5km from the city. they are already there. it didn't happen after the people from fallujah called. they said that if the troop entered was the situation inside the city, that it would cause damage and good between them. now nothing happened yet. in ramadi, the local police supported by the tribes - they would be in the city. now they controlling all the police station inside it. >> al jazeera's ross matheson has more on the government efforts to regain control. in anbar province, the heartland of a sunni minority signs of a government ruling grip. this is where security forces are battling. thousands of fighters have taken over buildings, seized weapons and freed prisoners, a violent response to the government's crushing of a protest movement this week. to regain control military jets took to the skies. the defence ministry released these pictures of air strikes targetting fighter positions. not just in ramadi, but fallujah. the group

that may be something that is worth discussing. so i think it goes to the question of whether there was a willful violation or a different sort of matter? i believe mr. menat shaw is free to make a request at any time, particularly now that he believes that the matter is concluded and to the extent that there are records available post a concluded investigation. there may be additional records that are now subject to disclosure. it really turns on what was available at the time a request was made? so just my final point, i am particularly troubled by the fact that apparently the commission has received either all 24 pages or at least the three pages and is able to review and consider those, which the public obviously hasn't seen, because that is the subject of the matter before us. i don't find in the charter or in the sunshine ordinance a provision that allows incamera review of documents this way and i'm still struggling to work through that issue, but i will deal with that on my own and let my comments stand unless you have furt

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some people may thing they're constipated.aybe that's normal for them. >> that's what i wanted to ask. can you tell the folks out there who they're con city paid, how often should you go? >> there's no answer. consult your physician and the main issue is what's your change of pattern. we look to colonoscopies. if it's normal for you, it may not be normal for everyone else. >> everyone's routine can be different. any routine that's different thing are you drinking enough water, taking fiber. >> are you exercises? >> exercises. are you allergic to dairy and cheese. the fda wants you to read. read. >> it's not a nice topic to talk about on television, but thank you. >>> a person who refuses to do to the doctor. let's say leg pain. that's something, do i worry or not worry. >> general surgeon's warning over cigarettes, do not smoke. a lot have quit but have enough? that's our segment coming up on "sunday housecall." hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn

>> it may be very difficult and may take some time.on is, no matter who did it, how can target and other retailers prevent this from happening again? >> because that's the scary thing. you have this massive breach, and is it about our antiquated magnetic strip technology, are we just so far behind europe? what can we do to see that this doesn't happen again, certainly not on this scale? >> well, that's definitely part of it. the magnetic strip credit cards are definitely more susceptible to fraud than the chip and pin that we see around europe and the rest of the world. >> and that magnetic strip is what most, the vast majority of americans have, right? >> that's correct. i think only 1% of cards have the chip and pin. >> why, is it a money thing, is it that much more expensive, would they have to regear everything to make those cards? >> the retailers would need new equipment to accept the chip and pin cards and the credit card issuers would have to issue new cards. there's a stalemate right now. credit card issuers don't want to issu

mergers and acquisitions that may occur, that may create rise in value. there are focal points but stocks are a favorable area. >> how did they do as a group in 2013? would i have been better off in an index fund? >> good question, tyler. you would and always would be to be honest. if you look at the chart of the s&p 500 versus the average hedge fund, the hedge fund always under performs the market. a defender would say that's the point. you don't want your whole portfolio into the hedge fund. it's a way to kind of diversify your portfolio. but really, unless you're with one of the super star hedge funds that charge enormous fees in some cases, you're probably unlikely to beat the market. >> tell us what some of these superstar are doing. we look at hedge funds doing things the average investors doesn't do. is there anything that surprises you? >> there was a hedge fund manage there sold gold puts. they were bear ish on gold and made a forturn. they are going to pick specific names and do their homework. perhaps of mexico and argentina where they see gove

if you get some appointed judge, who is worried about being re-elected, you may -- they may punt it. but even if you get the right decision under the law by looking at it, somebody is always going to be able to take some kind of appellate review of this and take it on an expedited basis. >> friday is the hearing. we've got to take a quick break. up next, how safe are the winter olympics? we'll be right back. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ get a hot new smartphone for zero down with at&t next. it's not complicated. a new smartphone for zero down is better with at&t next. ♪ >>> welcome back. olympic organizing commiterties in the united states and several countries receiving e-mails that they're going to face terrorist attacks in the olympics. there are manhunts for three female islamic militants. russian security

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have vinyl floors, you may have vinyl shower curtains, you may have vinyl toys that your kids are using. those, if it's soft and pliable plastic, it's leaching pthalates, which are known to be toxic, into the environment where you get exposed. >> pthalates are in many common products, including food packaging, building materials, and pharmaceuticals. they're in our cars, and even in new car smell. they're used in cosmetics to hold fragrance and help products to more effectively penetrate and moisturize the skin. >> we're concerned about their effects on males, on baby boys. >> we see problems with testicular development, problems with sperm development. >> they can be associated with a decrease in testosterone levels. so if you interfere with the testosterone levels, they don't quite go up all the way. in animal studies, it's been shown to be linked to cryptorchidism, so, undescended testicles, and hypospadias, which is incomplete formation of the male reproductive organs. >> pthalates may also be feminizing boys. scientists found that pthalates may be associated with a shorter ano-geni

you may be a victim of that?a diary when you're an officer on the titanic, i guess. i don't know. >> let's hope it's a lit slower. >> law schoollapplications have been plummeting for the same reasons i describe in the book which is -- >> the lowest in 40 years? >> tuitions have been going up and the employment prospects are worse and studen are being stuck with a lot of debt and a lot of people are looking at it and saying, i'm not confident enough that i'll make enough money to pay off this debt that i'm willing to make that investment and i get the great thing that people think that througin advance should one of the things that you point out about the debt, how unreasonable it is. it would be as if we wanted people to buy cars and we gave every one of them $100,000 line of credit. it's crazy what's being done in the countr in the name of quote/unquote education and when we look at test scores and see the struggle to create jobs, we're out of our mind. >> from kindergarten to graduate school, everything costs t

he may have a few. what would sinatra say about what chris christie is being accused of doing to his home town hoboken. bruce springsteen making fun of him on late night. hurricane sandy is coming ba being to haunt him. sandy, that's the disaster that devastated his state and sent his approval ratings skyrocketing for the way he handled it but now chris christie's actions in the wake are under scrutiny. new allegations made against top officials in chris christie's administration. hoboken mayor dawn zimmer says that sandy relief funds were being with held if she didn't go along with a development program. >> our conversation in may of 2013 is not only false but it's illogical and does not withstand scrutiny when all of the facts are examined. >> with 80% of her city under water after superstorm sandy, zimmer was desperate for relief funds and governor christie visited hoboken promising aid. >> i spoke to the mayor and told her that hoboken is in the front of my mind and we're here to help. >> developers

that eyes-glaze-over term, net neutrality may not make your pulse race but the court's decision may slow down some web traffic. here is how it all happened. >> the fcc has to go back to the drawing board if it wants to keep fast, broadband internet service open to all. a ruling for the district of columbia struck down federal communications commission rules protecting the openness of the internet. it's the latest twist in the battle over net neutrality. >> i remain firmly committed to net neutrality so we can keep the internet as it should be: open and free. >> in 2010, the fcc put rules in place prohibiting broadband providers like verizon and at&t from blocking lawfully content. the rules also prohibited these providers from discriminating against any traffic on the system, meaning all content on the interest net would be treated equally, whether it's movies you stream, the online games you play, or the websites you browse. verizon sued the fcc arguing it did not have the authority from congress to make these rules. while the d.c. court upheld the fcc's authority over broadband service

that is something we believe may need some further study and may have impact on community lenders. you.ank in your practice you probably consulted with a number of financial institutions. this rule might change the way institutions run their mortgage operations? >> thank you. thank you again for inviting me. i have worked on this issue for quite a while. i think for the most part most of my clients tend to be large depositary in situations and are prepared. will heard earlier, there continue to be non-q.m. loans made. one of the issues is what withns to jumbo mortgages numbers above 41%. i and some portfolio lenders may be willing to take the credit on . the ultimate outcome will depend on the extent to which these get challenged in court and the courts treatment of the challenges. having said that i think there are a couple of areas that are very important going forward. they have been touched on a little bit. to appendix "q" which is a detailed guideline about how to calculate income and debts and assets. it was simple in concept but gets incredibly detailed. things are ranging f

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these groups historically may have underperformed the market as rates rise. emerging markets countries like brazil and china got clobbered this year with negative returns as global investors pulled out in favor of the u.s. and europe. this is a tough call but many believe a pickup in the global economy will benefit emerging markets but the fact is they are very cheap right now. a pe ratio half that of the u.s. and that might be the most compelling reason for investing in emerging markets in 2014. larry, old friend, here's wish you a healthy and prosperous 2014. >> and right back at you bob pisani. thank you, buddy. fortunately this year i've been a bull on the strength of rising profits, a friendly fed, no inflation and maybe even an improving economy. all right. that's my very quick take. we'll get into it more. here's are our ace investors. founder and analyst at peak theories research. o'neill securities. chief investment strategist. and founder of kkm financial. let me ask you something kenny, right off the top. you can comment on my analysis. it just int

or may not be true. whatever amount of tickets had actually been sold, or those tickets really going to be used? obviously the interest of the international community in attending the games has been dramatically reduced. i think there have been serious reservations on the part of many russians citizens themselves. now, when i raised this in our session with the opposition figure that jeff kringen for vladimir here on monday he said that isn't going to be a problem because look, the russian authorities are very effective in busing people in for the rallies or e elections to vote chicago style many times and the like. nevertheless though, i think there should be some concern about -- it would look rather embarrassing if international cameras are on the stand and it doesn't appear that -- movie attendance is really a problem. and just tied to that, let's not forget the possibility of well, people of course talked about the lgbt community making some kind of a demonstration or a whole set of possible actors

this afternoon, police tell us she may get a citation for it. the 40-year-old woman was struck by a truck suffering sxuts a concussion. >> governor brown is touring the state today unveiling his budget proposal. and we have more on what they're calling a modest surplus. >> the governor announced a budget that includes record spending the governor's budget calls for $155 billion in spending from all funds, a 5% increase over last year. analysts say the state should be looking at a $3.2 billion surplus the governor banking on $4 billion in review plus prop 30 increases is promising a somber approach. >> this is a wise aloe indication of funds. and it does represent prude yents for how we proceed. we tried to keep it measured. >> breaking it down the governor set aside billion, $1 billion going to state universities and community colleges the governor wants to use $250 million in proceeds from the cap and trade program to help fund high speed rail project. >> i think california is still that generator of dreams. >> coming up new at 5:00 a report on

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. >>> oklahoma may be one step closer to legalizing same-sex marriage. a judge has called the ban on it unconstitutional. he said that it violates the protection clause in the 14th amend many. it's on hold until a similar case in utah is decided n et. >> apologizing after ridiculing john kerry's peace efforts. he called it ex successive and said that the relationship between the u.s. and israel isn't wort the paper it's written on. if. >> chris christie apologizing for the scandal in his administration. he said mistakes were made but said that the traffic scandal does not define his team. those are the headlines at this hour. and you can get the latest news on aljazeera.com, consider this is coming up next. it raises new questions on the obama administration's steps in the siege. attorney general, mark him et, the secretary of defense for middle east policy, and the secretary of state for political affairs, and contributor in english. good to have you back on the show, general. and this newly depleased tem, he said when we see the rocket-propelled grenad

the crash is under investigation. >>> and subcompact cars may get great mileage, but they may not behat safe. the insurance administration conducted crash tests 107b 1 mini cars and not one of them got the highest rating. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest breakdown. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. these vehicles underwent crash tests. if you're going to buy a subcompact car, a mini car as it's called, you're going to want to choose carefully and possibly reconsider after you hear that not some but all performed in new crash tests. mini cars are very popular, but buyers may want to think twice. the small light vehicles performed poorly in recent crash tests by the insurance institute for highway safety. >> so far it's not a great look. we only have one out of 11 vehicles that didn't earn a marginal or poor vehicle. >> that vehicle is the chevrolet spark, their 2014 top safety pick. which was the only model to receive an acceptable rating. other popular models like the honda fit and fiat 500 performed the worst. the 40-mile-per-hour crash simulates what

we'll bring you the results of how much you may need to conserve and how much water each area may havet and that is coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com so you can follow us on twitter and facebook. elizabeth: masters of illusion. the world's largest touring magic show. the most amazing magicians you can see on tv. this is a coin falling down. this is a coin falling up. (gasps) that's me, elizabeth, with my friend, taylor gray. and today we're on the set of masters of illusion in hollywood, california. all right, so, now, this you have to see to believe. we're going backstage for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. right behind me is where the real magic happens. we'll see an amazing escape artist. teach us a trick. learn all about the art of magic. how did that get from there to there? nice. what? did you see that? no. no? i'm just as amazed. just before it. and discover how a live stage show becomes television. tonight we're going to see some amazing, mindboggling

politics and diplomacy may come into play as well. the policies are cs so much public support in america -- the politics are that she has so much support and america that regards italy's treatment is deeply unfair, diplomatic concerns that would america want to alienate such a close ally as italy. even if they said you have to go back, there's still one final legal card that amanda knox's legal team could play. it is a complicated process and could drag on for many years here in america. one expert i spoke with said it was a real 50/50. knoxlking about amanda being extradited. today, the first round of the syrian peace talks came to an end in geneva with little progress to report. the two sides remain deeply divided over key issues such as political power-sharing and allowing humanitarian aid into the besieged city of homs. from geneva, james robbins reports. >> it is all about him. at least for supporters of the syrian president assad. sacrifice ourselves to keep you in power" they chant. delegationosition has been equally determined

early morning drops and it may or may not impact your commute and then we go dry until super bowl sunday when many of you are partying. a slight chance of showers. hopefully that will get cranked up to rain. dan and carolyn? >> thank you. >>> when it does rain we want to see your puddle picks. post them on our facebook page or share them on twitter and instagram. >> it looks like it will only be puddles. let's talk sports. >> talking super bowl. who talked and who did not want to talk on super bowl media day? and a mark jackson is not happy. the trend of playing up to and down to the level of their opponent and they lost to a wizard team they should beat. steph curry from the hallway in pre game and nothing but the bottom of the net. the real game was different. john wall crossing over barnes and going to the glass. spaning the second and third quarter. on fire and don't leave or he will make you pay. only had five points. warriors were up and five seconds left. tremendous defense. 88-85. pay stone manning -- peyton manning will win the league's mvp award. will he go up on mount rushmore

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there's now a new story about what may be going on, and you won't like it. >> some people may not likeis. a former tsa agent penned an article for politico. and it reads like an expose of the agency he once worked for. these allegations do nothing to help clean up the agency's public image. a former tsa officer calling out the agency he once worked for, stirring up fears and suspicions many fliers already had. jason harrington said the agency uses anti-effective anti-trifl security measures at the expense of the public's health, privacy and dig in it pep he's just getting started. saying officers would pull a passenger's bag or give a pat down because a flyer was rude. those body scanners that gave flyers a virtual trip search and produced graphic images harrington describes as entertainment. officers gawking at images their every fold and dimple on full, awful display. piercings of every kind was visible. the wrap a scan full body scanners couldn't distinguish classic explosives from body fat and guns were practically invisible if turned sideways. tsa says many procedures and policies

authorities have indicated to cnn the shots may, i emphasize may have come through a window from outside the school. the injured students may have been taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. police are asking their parents not to rush to the school to pick up their children. we are keeping a close eye on this story. we'll continue to take you back to philadelphia as more information is known. >>> coming up, it's the company responsible for the chemical leak that contaminated water for hundreds of thousands of people. could they get away without having to pay for it? >>> plus, students, faculty, and alumni asking a lot of questions over our investigation over the high number of college athletes who are reading at an elementary school level. now the university of north carolina is responding to blowback with accusations of its own. stay with us. your home's the place everyone gathers. so be ready with a stouffer's lasagna. it's the mouthwatering recipe that keeps them coming back. stouffer's. made with care for your family. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips u

john mays told us he hasn't talked to his younger brother about what happened. but that michael is holding up as well as you can under the circumstanc circumstances. >> we're doing the best we can to get through this together to support michael and pay our respects to the smith family. >> mays confirmed that michael and a large contingent will attend wednesday's services for sargeant smith. >> that viewing begins at 5:30. his funeral set for tomorrow morning at 10:00 >> and you can contribute to a memorial fund on our web site go to see it on tv. >>> search crews in the east bay are looking for this developmentally disabled man who was separated from his group. he he was last seen around 10:00 this morning near the park stands. >> sky seven hd also at the scene today of the trailer fire in san jose just as a propane tank exploded around 11:30 this morning. they began dousing flames with water. >> authorities in santa cruz county looking for a man accused of setting a car on fire they say surveillance cameras captured these pictures of the arsonist. and damaged a

may not have had her seattle sooet belt on. >> analysis of the seat belts suggested they were still intact and by our belief had in the been used at the time of the accident. >> the report implies a flight attendant did not check to see if everyone had seat belts on. a passenger testified to investigators that nguyen was not wearing her seat scombelt a flight attendant told her to puck buckle up but she did not recall him reminding anyone else. >> this information points to the fact that we believe this passenger may have been ejected during the aircraft. >> the finding is that physical trauma was the direct cause of death of the passengers but the report contradicts that they found that nguyen was alive and likely died from being run over by the fire truck. >> there is injuries condition sis stent with being run over by a motor vehicle. >> hastings law professor says what we're seeing is a city legal position against future claims. >> you can see they're trying to disclaim response yiblth. but it was not negligent. >> there has been conflicting reports of what happened that day. so

this may be reflected by the credit score and other factors.o you have enough income to cover mortgage payments, do you have enough of a down payment? that's important. the variety of underwriting factors that banks traditionally looked at and did so quite successfully been the advent of the securitization. >> sheila, i've known you for 30 years, it doesn't matter. they're going to give a loan and sell it off to somebody else. >> there are a lot of small banks who do portfolio lending, but not so much with the private markets. that doesn't exist right now. it exploded during the crisis and hasn't come back yet, which may an good thing. i think some balanced lending standards is good. but we certainly don't want to get back to where we were prior to the crisis. we had too much mortgage lending prior to the crisis. it was an unsustainable engine of consumption. beam doing these serial cashout refis with mortgages they couldn't afford. we don't want to go back to that. but some balanced approach to lending standards is good. you know, i think the

boston may get two feet. has led to thousands of flights being canceled and bay area airports are being affected. ktvu's brian flores is at sfo. you've been out there for a couple of hours. what's the latest on any possible cancellations, brian? >> reporter: yes. the latest number is ten cancellations so far. the cities in the northeastern part of the u.s. as that winter storm as you just saw bears down there. we're in the middle of winter. we're not seeing much weather here in the bay area. we're certainly seeing it in the midwest and northeast part of the u.s. they are definitely seeing it. more than 1100 flints have been -- flights have been canceled because of the winter storm. we're actually hearing that chicago o'hare bearing a bankrupt of the delays and cancellations trying to get flights in and out of there. we heard from the faa moments ago that there's at least a two- hour delay from flights here to there. check with your carrier. newark, new jersey, boston an j.f.k. airport in new york will all be

he may talk about the need it extend unemployment compensation and so on and that may have mileage in north carolina. i think it is a state that is troubled for him and his party. >> he will talk about manufacturing and in terms of the things that north carolina brings to the country, education and science. does he need to lay out a plan today? this is his first foray outside of the beltway in a key election year. does he need to say something specific? >> well, maybe. i am not sure how much difference it will make. the big one is the forth coming state of the union address in which he will presumably set forth an agenda and see how much it has to do with the things he can do without congress. there is not much he can do with congress as longs he insists on policies that are democrat policy. he would have to do things to get through the house of representatives. and he doesn't seem willing to do that. he talks about how he has a pin and he can sign executive orders and so forth. it is something to find out how much he thinks he can do without acts of congress. >> absolutely, we'll be

but get a good look now because it may be gone. marlty, back to you, and a happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> thanks, to everyone there. an interesting first move by the new mayor. >> this will likely go down in history as the day, and i like this, mary jane goes mainstream. it slips hand to hand in the smoky lit rooms. as of today, you can legally buy marijuana in colorado, right out in the open, take it home, use it for fun, just like, say, buying alcohol, except for the long lines. people are waiting in the snow to get inside this denver pot shop. this is the first recreational pot sale indenver just after 8:00 this morning when the first marijuana shops opened. casey wian is there. i heard you say the people are using coupons to buy pot, which is almost something for us ma mainstream people to find unbelievable. >> the price is high, $50 per 8th of an ounce, plus taxes, state and local taxes that are about 25%. some folks have come in with coupons, dropping it down to $25 per eighth of an ounce. here's how the sales w

it may be overkill.ying well wait, if the liberal media is coming after him, he can't be that bad. he is a conservative after all, he's one of us, let us embrace him. >> i don't know about that. anna always goes one step farther than i like. the truth is yes -- >> mark, darling, i'm not trying to please you. let me give the news. >> clearly. no doubt about that. conservatives are closing ranks around him because there's a perception there's a pile on. i agree with that. in the long term i don't think that will endeer him to conservatives. if you liked rand paul before you won't suddenly like chris christie because you think the liberal media outlets are piling up on him. i don't think this is a pile on. this is a worth while investigation. the polls suggest that this is not going be a crisis for him if nothing new comes out. the people ultimately believe what chris christie is saying. but if new information comes out, if some emails get unredacted, if some source pops up, anything happens that compromise

witnesses said that it may have been a homeless camp. firefighters fought hard to make sure that this fire did not spread. there is a red flag warning in effect here in the north bay and that is the big nose. there was no win which helped firefighters contain the sprea the fire. >> the fuel out here is brittle. it is like setting halon fire. that is given the current conditions around the state. we have not had any significant rain. there is a red flag warning in effect. days like today, fires like this can spread extremely fast. firemen stated that they were lucky to get this under control to keep from spreading any farther. we may find these conditions in these kind of incidents happening more if we do not get any rain. maligne >> a homicide suspect found walking around naked after a deadly shooting at a vallejo mobile home park is scheduled to appear in court today. in addition to murder charges, 30-year-old angela rose black is expected to be arraigned for the attempted murder of another person. this all happened on wednesday, at the