no major problems between the mcarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. you'll find it nice and light. we're thinking today there are going to be a lot more people on the road than there were in the last few weeks, but we'll see about that. it is still maybe a little lighter, we'll see. i don't think it will be though unfortunately. lets move along to westbound 580, slow traffic appearing on the pass, looks good in livermore and dublin. >> 4:48. let's go to steve, hello steve. >> red power tie day. >> we all got the memo. >> you and i did. >>> all right thank you, sir. we have hazy skies out there. mostly clear. some patchy fog will be popping up here. 30s and 40s the lows, dew points coming up a little bit, allowing us not to be so cold, but the haze has settled in, high pressure not our fair weather friend. we can get back in the rain and be thankful for that, it does not look like anything is going to be, but you can see where it is going, it is going south to north, one low forming there, one there. one will break through by the end of the week but wi

because, well you have mcarthur. i hate to admit it but it's the first time i've been to norfolk, even though as a japan specialist i made my pilgrimage a long time ago. japan specialist general mcarthur is dear to our hearts. it's -- you know for us i realize he's important for the first world war. but for us, we think of him as the asian general and one who has -- was very much involved in the united states going global and going asia pacific in the 20th cent rhode island -- 20th century. so i think it's very apropos. so thanks. i do want to speak of the larger issue of war and asia and why we should be worried about asia. we'll ultimately get there. to be there with the frame of some of you know what the japanese are up to in the war. this is one of the enterprises. the siberian intervention we'll get there in a second. not just the siberian intervention. the unusual map of the world war. it's often depicted this way for obvious reasons, this makes sense. this is the main area of activity. but of course it's not a

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is mcarthur -- first person is mcarthur prize winner, taking an approach to energy, global conservation. >> climate change is not a far-off problem in the future. it's happening now causing hardship now. climate change is real. we have to act now. >> the debate about whether climate change existed at all is falling to the background. i think people accept it's a reality. it's here. now it's a question of what do we do to combat it. >> on the front lines of combatting climate change is caltech aeronaughtic professor dr john deberiy. he's taking cues from animal. >> the name of the game is how to take energy and consume it. whether it's fish in the ocean, a flock of birds or a plant in a field, they have come across ways to generate energy and consume it. our goal is to use physics to extract how they do it and provide it to systems like wind energy and underwater vehicles. >> common wind tur beans are the large 3-bladed propeller type. this doctor is rethinking size, shape and effectiveness. >> the challenge you see is an individual wind turbine may be efficient but creates schopy air --

backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. now we're beginning to see slow traffic on the east shore on 80 between the bridge and mcarthur maze you can see it is about a 22 minute delay. still not too bad getting higher and higher definitely we're getting backup to the levels before holiday conditions. let's go back to the desk. >>> san francisco police chief plans to hold a town hall meeting after a deadly police shooting yesterday. it happened in the police department parking lot after officers say they were threatened with what appeared to be and what turned out to be a replica gun. ktvu has more on the incident plus the details ofan encounter of that same man earlier yesterday. >> yes i'll talk about that in a little bit. but police say that the gun that the man had it turned out to be an air soft pellet gun but the chief says the officers, it appeared to look like a realistic handgun. it did not have an orange tip which would indicate it was fake. this encounter took place at just at 5:30 as 3 officers were leaving the mi

you guys thought of it because you have mcarthur. i should have made my pilgrimage a long time ago. for us i do realize he is important in the first world war. for us we think of him as the asian general and one who was very much involved in the united states going global and going asia pacific in the 20th century. i think it is very apropo. i do want to speak of the larger issue of war in asia and why we should be worried about asia today. i think we will ultimately get there. just to begin here with my frame of some of you already know of what the japanese are up to during the war. this is one of the enterprises. we will get there in a second. it's not just the siberian intervention. so of course this is the usual map of the world war. it's often depicted this way. for obvious reasons this makes sense. it is not a european war. it is a world war. you can see that much better with this kind of map. i think this map is quite astonishing. you notice with this map that almost every country you can think of is involved in the war in some way. it is only a few sort of areas in latin ame

you can see those sensors from mcarthur, then clearing once you hit the livermore valley. we'll keep you posted on your drive to work, it is all coming up. >>> good morning everyone, clay thompson made history friday night with a 37 point quarter. how would he do for an encore? boston celtics, clay thompson keeping his hot, shooting routine going. and nothing but the bottom of the net, warriors by 7 at the eight. and that is a dunk. he doesn't do that very often. so just loving it, court side. taking on ucla, crazy play, he got stuck under the score's table. clay resumes, boyd can't get her foot out. the bears win it 72 to 57, right place, right time. >>> and taking on usc all american lily thompson uses a couple of screens, she finishes 21, stanford wins at 71 and let me tell you, clay thompson did not have 52 points, he settled for 31. he can't quite stay that hot. super bowl, super hype. it all begins we'll have the patriots arrival tonight in our 6:00 news, have a great day everybody. >>> play of the day from the nfl pro bowl. detroit quarterback, and the new york gian

he is about to leave, so he gets to show, and bill mcarthur, who just arrived -- he gets to do the install. [indiscernible] john did not like my comments. [indiscernible] now you see this hose with the , yellow funnel. that is the urinal that both male and female astronauts use to collect urine. it is basically a vacuum cleaner hose. if you like procedures, you turn on motor m, open valve v. and then use apparatus. the space toilet -- i will not get too graphic about describing it, but i will point out two things. number one, the diameter is smaller than you are used to. all right? so you have to think about centering yourself. and when you are bouncing around weightless, that is not easy. the other thing is, gravity is not helping you out. you want to slam that lid shut as soon as you are finished. it is something you really cannot train for on earth. the first time i used it -- there is this little curtain and all i heard was snickering outside. sleeping -- sleep any way you want. i had a sleeping bag. the cosmonaut commanders they had their own little booth. it does not matter how you s

, so everything is good right now on 24, interstate 80. 580 and 880, all these approaches in the mcarthur maze is quiet to the bay bridge. the livermore valley. still okay in the westbound lanes. the drive time is 15 minutes across that corridor heading out to the dublin interchange. southbound 880 and 98, and you will still hit those crews still out there still blocking lanes, northbound traffic looks okay towards downtown. chp issued a dense fog advisory around 3:30. a fog advisory for the antioch bridge. still looks great though on highway 4, clear through antioch, all the way into concord, and a mass transit check, nothing really to note, everything is so far on time, no delays, that's your latest drive to work on monday, back to you guys. >>> a civil liberties group says that oakland police covered 90% of the city with 2 cruiser equipped with automatic license plate leaders. the electronic frontier foundation released a map showing data collected over an eight-day period, there are 63,000 data points. >>> a public relationship with oakland police was the focus of a meeting held by th

mccartney and another tweeted i love kanye for shining light on unknown artist i don't know what paul mcarthurou're sxts first off shame on you. mc arnly and john lennon were front men for beatlees and of course went on to renown as lead singer for wings and more success on own. meanwhile another person tweeted maybe in 50 years nobody will remember kanye west. >> theresa judice faces new reality. headed to prison. she is sentenced to 15 months behind bars. back in march she and her husband pleaded guilty to multiple kouts of fraud. her husband will serve 3 1/2 years after theresa is released. >> there's much more owe head on "action news" tonight including sports. >> new jersey governor chris christie likes the cowboys. they'll tell us why the governor was hugging team owner jerry jones when "action news" comes right hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. sorry. just day dreaming. about a classic truck with flames? yeah! custom chrome... right! and one more to complete the collection. (laughing) alright. how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah. $1,000,000

we starting off at the mcarthur maize. there was an accident there. i still see a little vest age of it. westbound 80 that was there bet i also see lights on eastbound 80 here. it is it is causing a little delay as they're trying pick something up here. it looks like they're moving backward and opening the lanes. early morning stuff not a major delay if you are heading outthis way soon. it is not a big problem for you. bay bridge toll plaza looks good, westbound as you come up to the plaza. there was road work on the bay bridge. that's in two right lanes. they will clear that aup by 5:00 and again it is pretty early. there's not a lot of traffic delay. 280 in san jose looks pretty god as you drive pr downtown into the west valley. it is 4:31. let's i don't back to the desk. >> happening now sh, fire crews are still working at the location of a deadly fire last night in san francisco. one person was killed in the fire which was located on 22nd and mission street. alex is at the scene. also, firefighters are standing guardmake sure there are no flare up

i still don't know who paul mcarthur is. probably the greatest song writer of all time.e kids joking? do you know who paul mccartney is? >> i don't. >> reporter: do you know who paul mccartney is? >> i might have heard of her. >> reporter: do you know who paul mccartney is? >> no, but i've heard that name. >> reporter: the beatles are the best-selling band in history. and don't get me started on mccartney's achievements with wings. maybe they'll recognize the music, if not the man. ♪ she loves you yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> not really. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ no? really? >> yeah. >> reporter: this was number one for seven weeks. sold 12 million copies. ♪ hold your hand ♪ >> i'm from an older generation that doesn't understand this. what happened the beatles? >> i like their music. the way they dress. >> reporter: but all that was 51 years ago. 51 years from now, kanye may well be forgotten, or vaguely remembered as that guy who married that woman from a thing they used to call reality tv. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> very good point. nick, thank you. gmo first thin

westbound 8as you head out to the mcarthur maize. there are no major problems and by the way that was the blues brothers quote. this say look you can see traffic ear is okay. there are no major problems as you drive-thru. the traffic continues to look goodment if you are driving this morning on 580 westbound, it still looks goodment it is still light traffic as you drive out to the 580 interchange. at 880 at 98in oakland there's a suv that spun out in the left lane. it doesn't sound like it is a serious crash watch for activity. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. one person remains in critical condition after a car crashed right into a macy's store, many an east bay mall last night. it happened at the macy's in new park mall. we will go live in newark where it is noclear if the store will reopen today. tear are. >> reporter: that's correct. there are no signs posted or anything. we are mote sure if the macy's will reopen. you can sea where the car crashed into the front entrance and it is all boarded up there. the car came righ

he was going to follow in the footsteps of ben hect and charles mcarthur front page. he got diverted. he went into film criticism. you know, he did not go into journalism to be a film critic. i'm sorry? >> i wanted to play this bite for you and get your reaction. let me play this part of the movie from you and get you to react on the other side. >> okay. >> the heart knows what the heart knows and so i fell in love with roger. he fell in love with me. and i wanted him to be you know open and transparent about racial issues because there were some members of his family who didn't -- he was afraid they wouldn't accept me at first, and he would say, oh well it's because you're not catholic. >> you were like i might be more than that roger. >> yes, right. eventually he owned up to it but we all became one big happy family and i loved his family and adored his family. >> so that was not a clip from the film. we'll get to that in one second. that was an interview from his wife chaz who he loved so much, with our brooke baldwin. he said of her, roger ebert before he died her

>> jane mcarthur -- congratulations. >> thank you. >> you talked about your journey being not -- a normal one per se. what do you prefer -- like some of those stops that prepared for you? and even some of your odd jobs along the way you know. working nights and -- some of those jobs. >> well, first thing i found out i don't want to be sappy. i know this is a football thing but when you find somebody you love, grab on to them and hold on the them and don't -- on to them and don't let them go. as long as you have them with you and you're rolling we're going to be all right. that's the first thing i learned. second thing i learned was -- was -- why not? why not? okay. why, why not? let's go. let's do it. and take the step. let's go. all in. okay? but don't be afraid. don't be afraid to step in. you know. get up and look. step in. jump in. let's go. all in. and -- and roll. and you know, the magic tricks and the you know, all the fluff and stuff in life and all those things are in football or in anything we're doing, you know, outwork them. you know. and that's not just physical. that's just

i still don't know who paul mcarthur is. uh probably the greatest songwriter of all time.ow who paul mccartney is? >> i don't. >> do you know who paul mccartney is? >> i've heard of her. >> do you know who paul mccartney is? >> no, but i've heard that name. >> reporter: the beatles are the best selling band in history. and don't get me started on his achievements with wings. maybe they'll recognize the music if not the man. ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ no? >> no. >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: this was number one for seven weeks. sold 12 million copies? ♪ let me hold your hand ♪ >> i'm afraid i'm of an older generation that doesn't quite understand this. what about the beatles? >> i like their music and the way they dress. >> that was 51 years ago. 51 years from now, kanye may well be forgotten or vaguely remembered as the guy that married that woman from that thing they used to call reality tv. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> they could probably name a lot of artists today, those kids, and i wouldn't have any clue who they were talk

david mcarthur was forced to turn away from his business. what happened? >> well, what has it been? that we have been talking back and forth? i've always said that it's been a tough road. this last year as the president talks about how we have turned around i'm sure for myself and other business people out there we turned it around and financially i could not afford to stay with the family business any longer. but i gave up about 10 years of my life from an impacting salary cut. at the point where i couldn't pay the bills and i had to make a hard choice and say that i have to look elsewhere. >> what happened as we were actually bought out. so someone was able to go and get some financing and came along to be able to make changes to the business that we knew that the business needed to grow. >> let's just say that the suppliers got paid and the employees are still employed. >> i stayed and it actually gives me the opportunity to hear from many small business people of what though real world is out there. and it not just my opinion i'm able to literally hear from hundreds of other peo

drivers had to be air lifted to christiana hospital, the extent of their injuries is closed from mcarthur drive to mid state boulevard causing backups for the rush. >> speaking of challenging what is more challenging raising 5-month-old or giving the forecast? >> raising the child the most difficult job on this planet but rewarding tomorrow will be dicey around here during the evening rush hour we know it will cause a slowup here. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan south of vineland and dover light rain showers near atlantic city through much of delaware as we press in closer the last little gasp of some of nodes rain drops from surf city to atlantic city, they are off the coast and ventd you'lly the sky will clear for a time tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures are all above freezing and will remain above freezing while the roadways dry you here this evening. 35 in trenton and reading 41 and the poconos did get a little bit of snow this afternoon and temperatures below freezing at 28 degrees, there is that ribbon and moisture and it has really fall and apart as it

very slow from mcarthur now we're seeing some filling in onto westbound 580 coming through the livermore valley because the accident is now clear. all lanes are now open. silicon valley commute up to a great start, westbound 237 problem free, between 880 and 101. that is your latest drive to work. >>> i was trying to take a look at the current winds in the pacifica area, they are up to 10 miles per hour. right here at the golden gate bridge. and air temperatures chilly autothe door, 36 degrees, 40s in san jose. 50s in san francisco. livermore, 40 degrees there. we have a bit of fog this morning and very gentle winds. so far no reports of delays at any local airport delays, airports but we'll keep you on top of that. partly cloudy, mild temperatures, we have the possibility of rain on tuesday and we certainly need it. here is your january drought report. so far in san francisco, we have seen zero measurable precipitation making it the driest ever for san francisco. and .02 of an inch of rain. we're looking at this month of january, 2015 being in the top five driest ever. tropical moisture

bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is going to be backed up to the mcarthur maze.g lights have come on. traffic the whole time taken about 20 minutes to get into san francisco. not a big deal. westbound 580 already very slow coming in over the altamont pass from 205 to the livermore valley. 680 is looking good. right now you can still get a decent drive on 60 heading out of pleasantton. it's 5:48. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> are we talking about a measure of distance? that would be farther. >> further a agree, farther a distance. >> that's correct. >> as we go farther into the morning. >> an english teacher will let us know. >>> fog, crock et, the fog horn is getting a workout. oakly foggy. some of this fog 0 visibility. just giving you a heads up if you haven't left the house yet. it is really tough. though fog. napa airport reports fog. the fog advisory until 10:00 is out for the east bay. a little patchy fog around hayward, oakland, sfo. some of that may thicken up over the bay, alameda. the weekend will get clouds friday, early saturday. if ther

>> an eighth of a mile visibility around foothill boulevard and santa clara and san leandro and mcarthur boulevard is socked in with fog and same thing around the airport and san jose where we have machine restreet and and 880 where they come together, very foggy this morning. the breezes are still light if nonexistent and still, ming to the north and that is why the fog crept up the senior line and -- the sure line and covers the east span of the bay bridge and we will keep an eye on the richmond san rafael bridge. total sunshine today. mild highs. fog will return to the usual area, in the north bay and the weekend storm, the traffic is moving north. i feared yesterday it would come to reality the last couple of models pushing the rain up. low-to-mid 60's and highs today are 61 at half moon bay if antioch to 64 in oakland and fremont and palo alto and morgan hill and text you can see the tule fog developing with the light offshore breeze we will give them inland and fog will form in the north bay and it will not be strong from the north like least night in the mid-to-upper fete 30's inl

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. >>> and taking a live look our traffic, mcarthur maze.oing toward the bay bridge, that is 80 westbound moving a little bit better than 80 eastbound where they're really not going anywhere. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >>> a great turnout today for the abc 7 sponsored job fair. dozens in search of a job or career change put down their resumes to shake the hands of employers. the free hire event co-sponsored by the job journal allows job seerks to meet with potential employers face to face.next job fair takes place february 25th at the hilton concord hotel. that's from noon to 4:00 p.m.. >>> a u.p.s. driver has been fired after he was caught on home surveillance video doing some unsavory things. it shows the drive are urinating on the side of his house earlier this month. not only that it also shows the worker tossing packages over the homeowner's fence. one burst open when it hit the ground. up.p.s. says they were dismayed by actions that violated decency and de

from that point you'll with led into the mcarthur maze and it'll get you into the city.y two tolls but there's too 2002 bridges. public transit is an option. they won't be taking this long, round about ridge. they have been adding extra service throughout the weekend. let take a look at some of our traffic cameras. yes afternoon between 4:00 and 6:00 we did see heavy delays. not only did the bridge have to accommodate eastbound traffic but knot bay fols. here's a live look at the bridge. requester quiet conditions for fast tracking and customer pays. had is customers heading back. this is something we'll continue to monitor. and there you can also take a look for yourself of our trafficman. >> focusing on weather amped the bay area. pretty quiet conditions. some low cloud cover. visibility down to .3 of a mile. visibility at zero. the low clouds will begin to lift as we get into the afternoon. as for temperatures right now, plenty of 40s and 50s. for -- we will see partly cloudy conditions as we head into the afternoon. all in all, quiet conditions for the workweek. we h

pastor john mcarthur is here. >> why can't your account keep up with market gains. >>> we have latest crash test results and five cars most likely to kill you. all that and more coming up on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. gerri: president obama says, he has the plan for boosting middle class wallets but his plan includes busting our spending limits and more taxes. so is this blueprint really a recipe for disaster? joining me now great panel tonight, peter morici, university of maryland economist, tom schatz president of citizens against government waste and rich lowery, editor-in-chief of "national review." welcome all. peter, start with you. you are the economist of the bunch. do you think the president has the solution for the ails of middle class. >> absolutely not. his tax plan will actually marginally raise taxes on the middle quintile according to studies that came out this week. on top of that, by taxing capital gains he will make the pie smaller. impact on the middle class will be much more draconian. as maggie thatcher said, sooner or later, the proble

bill mcarthur, who went up, and the russian commander, cosmonaut valery tokolev. we train a lot, got to know each other. we were talking about psychological stuff. we had to go out to jsc for a week and a half as part of our training. and the nasa folks gave us these rorschach tests. you know the sort of things , where you go in and say, how can i get out of here with a right answer? [laughter] russians did not do any of that. i do not think they paid any -- i did not think they paid any attention to the psychology. what i found out after my training is that, every week they would get together with instructors and psychological people and say, what about this guy olsen? how does he behave under stress? is he angry? does he get along with people? it may have been a better system, i do not know. but anyway, as you say, fair amount of physical training. what else do we have here? testing my spacesuit. i do not know how nasa does it but in russia, what they do is they stick you in a bathtub and fill it up with foam. when that hardens, they pull you out with an overhea

been a by decision spot this morning with an early accident, a fatal accident on the on-ramp from mcarthur to eastbound 580 which now is cleared and the ramp re-opened and there is a new accident eastbound 580 at follow links where a car came off the freeway too quickly and is wedged between the trees on the right shoulder of ramp so that is still there and c.h.p. is on the scene. be careful if your travels take you that way. >> still ahead on the only news, new year's eve celebration towns deadly in china, the investigation into what led up to a stampede. >> hundreds of new laws are in effect with the new year including big ones in the bay area. >> we have more weather and traffic all morning and we are looking from the camera and downtown san francisco. the exploritorium is open today if you are looking for something fun and educational that could be the ticket on this new female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even m

she was awarded the mcarthur genius grant last year for her work regarding police and race relations. >>> we have more developing news in paris. it's now just after 3:30 a.m. wednesday morning in france. the country is on high alert because the latest issue of "charlie hebdo" will be officially released in just a few hours. also, there is new chilling video of the terror suspects. janelle wang joins us now with more details. >> reporter: raj french police say an active manhunt is still on for the accomplices of the gunman that carried out last week's bloody attacks that includes the people responsible for financing the training and weapons used to kill 17 people and injure a dozen others. we have avenged the profit mohamud. new amateur video shows the kouachi brothers shouting moments after carrying out the massacre of the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo" in paris. they then calmly reload their automatic weapons by their getaway car. then as they make their escape the gunman opened fire on a police car, blocking their exit. the police car goes into reverse. amazingly, the officers i

time that the congress had not acted in a bipartisan way, an invitation to a speaker, was douglas mcarthur invited by a republican coming to speak against president truman to give the farewell address but was about truman's policies. what john boehner did was a cheap political trick but not a surprise to netanyahu. the ambassador of the united states to israel orchestrate this invitation and it's a major plus for mr. netanyahu on two weeks before his election to come home and be enhanced stature, on a global stage and he's invited for one purpose and that is which speaker boehner admitted in the caucus and leaked to the press he was there to make a serious indictment of the president's policy, to criticize the president. so he's bringing this foreign leader, meddling in an israeli election two weeks before, total irresponsibility. i don't think it compares with nancy pelosi or any member of congress at anytime visiting another country. bipartisan support for israel since 1948 when harry truman recognized the founding nation has been a hallmark of the united states policy. this is partisann

grace community church senior pastor and teacher on the christian broadcast, grace to you, john mcarthur. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. just help our viewers remember this story because it has gotten a lot of coverage on our sister network, fox news but some people did not follow this story. this boy was injured seriously and he had a story about that. share that with us. >> that was about 10 years ago, gerri. there was a terrible car accident in which essentially he was decapitated, you could say, spinal cord, spine. he survived that which is an amazing story in itself. gerri: seeing a picture of him right here. >> and while he was in the hospital surviving this little boy found that he could draw attention to himself by making up stories. he is since admitted that. they were fabricated. this continued while he was in the hospital because it drew attention to himself. that's what he said. eventually his father got ahold of this, he will bellished this, took it from the muses of a child, fantasies of a child who didn't actually die and built it into an industry. he eventual

the most crowded we've seen in weeks since before the holidays and it is stacked up well into the mcarthur maze, in fact east of the maze right now and a couple of accidents this one probably biggest mountain view northbound 85 at 101 a crash there blocking two lanes according to kcbs sky 3 that just flew over, 101 is backed up to 237 and as ryan just mentioned everything is is moving fine so far with that new median across the golden gate bridge. >>> a live weather camera, mike bruce provided this our director here, everybody altogether. ooooo. >> this is in dublin looking at a layer of fog and also high level cloudiness and comparison to this right here the bay bridge it is gone, completely disappeared due to the fog. temperatures are in the 40s currently out the door later today. partly mostly cloudy skies, 60s and it is another spare the air day. >> the 11th. >> in a row. >> the 17th of the season. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for watching news this morning and the next local

i still don't know who this paul mcarthur is. neither do we.sible you live on this planet and don't know who paul mccartney is. >> i still love giving this nice man a career. >> the generosity of kanye west. >> they're so iconic. >> they are. >> elvis and the rolling stones. >> if you grow up in a house where they don't play the beatles, i get it. >> even in school. >> it is a cultural reference. >> yes. >> we're never going to settle this. rob. >> the beatles. >> we need to arm wrestle. >> dan, it's settled. you're wrong. >> loud and proud, dan. >> i like that. >> save me, marciano. ♪ here comes the sun doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ >> let's go to florida. yesterday check it out temperatures in the 80s. look at that. look at that powder white sun and sand. it is gorgeous. temps in the water right around 70. so, yeah, dip your toes in there and it feels mighty good. southwest flow across much of the gulf coast will bring temperatures into the 80s and 70s and 60s across parts of the northeast today so we're looking at a dramatic warm-up then a dramatic c

he's about to leave, so he gets to show and bill mcarthur he gets to do the install. >> [inaudible] >> john didn't like my comments. now, you see this hose with the yellow funnel. that's the urinal that both male and female astronauts use to collect urine. it's basically a vacuum cleaner hose. and if you like procedures, you turn on motor m, open valve v and then use apparatus. the space toilet, i'm not going to get too graphic about describing it, but i'll point out two things. number one, the diameter is smaller than you're used to. all right? so you have to think about ceering yourself. [laughter] and when you're bouncing around weightless, that's not so easy. the other thing is gravity isn't helping you out here. so you want to slam that lid shut as soon as you're finished up. and it's something you really n't train for onearth, so the first time i used it there's this little curtain, and all i heard was snickering outside. [laughter] sleeping, you know, sleep i any way you want -- sleep any way you want. had a sleeping bag. the cosmonaut i commanders, they had their own little bo

in the meantime, the chp trying to determine what led up to a deadly crash here on 580 near the mcarthur in oakland. it happened around 3:30. investigators say one person was killed. it was a single cash crash. another person was hurt. but that crash shut down the offramp for more than two hours. it is open again now. >>> 8:34. it happens every year. on january 1st there is a stack of new laws that take effect. here in california, some of them are quite controversial. kight's alex savidge is live -- ktvu's alex savidge is live in the newsroom. you are taking a look at some of these new laws including one involving illegal immigrants. >> state lawmakers have been quite busy addressing issues ranging from illegal immigration to keeping hollywood productions here at home. a new law that's stirring controversy, people in this country, illegally can now legally get a california driver's license. supporters say this law is improve highway safety by reqiferring they pass a driving test and get insurance. opponents say this law simply rewards illegal behavior. >>> another law taking effect is de

there's a new congress just north of me, tom mcarthur who he and i have a very good working relationshipas do we congressman lobiondo who's just to the south. i've had relationships with them over the last 20 years congressman lobe i don't knowbeyond doe. >> our guest newly minted of the 114th congress representative donald norcross of new jersey. if you want to ask him questions, here's your chance to do so. 202-748-800. democrats 202-748-8001 for republicans. you can send your comments on twitter. brenda from beach island, south carolina, republican line, hello, go ahead. >> caller: hi. i worked my whole life. started out when i was 15 on co-op and went to school a half day and worked half a day and worked up until i was 48 years old and ended up on social security disability. and they have a 24-month waiting period before you qualify for medicare or insurance. and when you go to obamacare you don't qualify for that at all because you don't pay taxes. so you're there are a position where you need health care and there's nowhere or anything available to get it. >> well certainly your pl

mcarthur airport.ika visibility is less than one quarter of a mile because of whiteout conditions. >> joining us now on the phone, suffolk county executive from long island new york. steve bellone. what's the latest? >> we haven't seen the worst case scenario in new york but out here in suffolk county on the eastern end of long island we're getting hammered pretty hard. conditions are bad. whiteout conditions. we've been driving in a plow all night. actually stopped to change some blades out. snow is accumulateingeaccumulating. very difficult conditions for the plow operators out here. i would say the ban on travel vehicles has worked. that has been a success. we've not been in a position of having to take plows off the roads. we've been able to work through the night and make some progress. and very few accidents. i had a briefing from the police department this morning, and snowstorms like this normally very high accident counts. actually you can count them on less than a fewer than a hand the amount

there is a new congressman just north of me, tom mcarthur. she and i have a very good working relationship. as to eye with the congressman to the south. i have had relationships with them over the last 20 years because they understand the issues that south jersey faces. host: our guest, the newly minted representative of the 114th congress. donald norcross of new jersey. if you want to ask them questions, here's your chance to do so. 202_748_8000 for democrats. 202_748_8001 for republicans. 202_748_8002 for independents. and you can send your thoughts on twitter, as well. brenda from beech island, south carolina. republican line, hello. caller: hu. i have worked my whole life. starting out at 15, and went to school for half a day, worked half a day, and then worked up until i was 48 years old and ended up on social security disability. they have a 24 month waiting period before you qualify for medicare or insurance. and then when you go to the obama care, you don't qualify for that at all because you don't pay taxes. so, you're already in a p

. >> american history tv visited the mcarthur memorial in virginia hosting a symposium marking the world war i. japan's military involvement and rise as a global power in world war 1:00. he describes it as one of the few countries in the conflict as an ally rather than a colonial relationship. this is about 50 minutes. >> shifting our focus here a little bit to east asia. professor frederick dick kinnison teaches history and international studies in the university of pennsylvania. he has ma degrees from kyoto university in japan where he's lived for quite a while. yale university where he has a phd. from history. he's been a visiting professor in institutions in japan, belgium, swath more in this country and the reinvention, japan the great war from 1914 to 1939 -- sorry, 1919. and another one world war 1 and the triumph