the deputy district attorney said he read mcfarland's apology letter and believes it's sincere. >> i think so. i think he made a terrible mistake and he certainly affected a lot of people. he'll have to pay for what he did. >> mcfarland will be sentenced in january. >>> volunteers at a well-known bay area church are working very hard this morning making sure thousands of homeless people have a nice warm meal for thanksgiving. 500 volunteers at glide memorial have been working all week preparing hundreds of turkey and thanksgiving trimmings for the people who might otherwise go hungry. this morning they're putting those finishing touches on everything there. christie smith has just arrived on scene with all those volunteers and we'll check back with her to check in and see what's happening a little later on coming up at 5:00 a.m. >>> in the meantime an oakland family is turning thanksgiving dinner into a community affair. fred morris and his family have been feeding the hungry for the last five years. morris, his mother, godmother and aunt cook and use their own money and donations fr

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kt mcfarland. nationally renowned psychologi psychologist, and all among our guests here tonight to sort out what is happening. joining me, the election night eight-teanighta-team. let's start with this race as we look at what is happening here. the president rested today, although he did a number of interviews, went to the campaign staff. still campaigning. what do you believe that signifies if any. >> nothing. part of the strategy for the obama camp was the cost of supporting a candidate. president obama doing a lot of promoting. trying to make a last-minute play. we will see what happens. lou: what is your sense of what is happening? >> you said neither candidate could be comfortable read we saw them both assuming they had already locked up romney in virginia and florida. president obama in wisconsin of all places in pennsylvania, these were supposed to be safe. the heavy turnout is something in general you can find it favors one or the other. more people vote, the better. that will make it a be

joining us, kate mcfarland. this is first of all we have to acknowledge i believe it is very clear, there is so much more here writing every day, more questions, it runs deep. the idea that petraeus would not testify or that the secretary of state clinton would have a conflict, your reaction to those. >> the cover-up continues. nobody who knows more about benghazi before, after or during the attack than david benghazi. and now for whatever reason, he is not testify. he may eventually testify, they may subpoena him. at this point where it's his credibility? if he knew he was being investigated as he went up to capitol hill to spin the tale the white house wanted him to spin about this is about a mov movie, what kind of leverage did they hold over him? the leverage is gone now, he has nothing to lose. lou: the allegations by the alleged mistress in this impact during the speech on october 26 that the fbi was engaging in putting them up at the cia annex cooperated as fox news has reported with resources cooperating

the high school and mcfarland middle. >> i might cry, this is really emotional day for me. that's -- why? >> reporter: over the next few weeks several public hearings will be held on the proposal to close the 20 schools. the first hearing will be held next thursday, november 15th, at the d.c. city council. lesli? >> certainly a tough decision to make matt. >>> and we've got the entire list of schools slated to be closed on our website, wusa9.com. derek? >>> former chair brown spent his day in custody after two court appearances for violating bank and campaign finance laws. our introduce johnson -- bruce johnson has the story. >> reporter: this is file footage but right now about now kwame brown is being released from the custody of deputy u.s. marshals. he was giving a one day sentence in federal court today by judge richard leon. the conviction was for bank fraud. kwame brown also given six months' home detention with a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the former chair won't talk to us, can you share with us how is he feeling? what's the disposition? >> oh wow. you know

mcfarland, and best-selling author, ed klein. and former bush adviser, ron christie. moments ago, ranking members of the senate intelligence committee spoke to the press that they had little to offer in regard to the actual testimony given. dianne feinstein, the chair, said committee members were able to watch a film that was a composite, real-time document of the beginning to the end of the terrorist attack. she announced additional hearings that are closed and open hearing will take place in the future. however, she refused to comment on whether that reflected the obama adminiitration's descriptions of the events are at the cia agents in benghazi call for help for separate times. tonight, the cia has launched an exploratory investigation into the conduct of david petraeus. he is scheduled to testify in front of the house intelligence committee tomorrow. joining me now is to congressman trey gowd. he is a member of the house oversight committee. this is a remarkable period in american history. we assume at some point, it perhaps as early as this evening, at least the

mcfarland. always good to see you.w far would congress go to get general petraeus and hillary clinton to tell us with a what happened? there is a discrepancy between the department of defense and c.i.a. and state department time lines on the benghazi attack. who is lying? [ cheeping ] [ male announcer ] you hear that? that's the sound of car insurance compani these days. here a cheap, there a cheap, everywhere a cheap... you get it. so, what if instead of just a cheap choice, you could make a smart choice? like, esurance for example. they were born online and built to save people money from the beginning. it's what they've always done. not just something they cheap about. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. back to justice with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: hillary clinton will soon return to the private sector. this controversy over what really happened in benghazi rages on. one frustrated member of congress trying to get to the truth is trey joins us from south c

mcfarland. k.t. mcfarland, let's tart with you.dent says he's trying to broker a cease-fire. is that true? >> yes, but it's not going to happen. henry kissinger says you get a cease-fire 11 or both sides is done fighting. they are not done. iran wants them to keep fighting. they want the israelis to get so involved with each other and fighting each other that no one pays attention to iran. as far as israel, they have a different objective. they have 10,000 missiles in the gaza strip. either by the air or ground troops. gerri: what does this mean for oil markets? anytime anything happens in the middle east, oil sponsored by going higher. >> impasse. it was showing off like crazy. we will market was changing. we can think about geopolitical risks. we were worried about the economy. i think what happened, it sports trainers to start focusing on the middle east. putting in that geopolitical risk back to the marketplace makes it less likely that it will go down and take out the old lows. gerri: ovoid. what is really at risk from the u.s

mcfarland.focused like a laser thattax problems to hit the country but it is for a policy that is being ignored. >> when the economy is bad ople don't care about foreign policy is hard to get excited about the middle east with no job in the u.s. the big loser is israel. the president has already said he is stepping away. will the united states help them stop by iran? they will do with them as some point*. gerri: how do you do with a country like tat? >> it willdivide it to the point* to have nuclear weapons just once grew turn away then we would recognize to normalize relations. as a result eithe all those countries start to accommodate and let them be the dominant power to control the pershing goal for they get their own nuclear weapons. gerri: any winners or sers? >> but what is coming our way is the veterans. reset after vietnam we would never do that again but people come home everybody forgets about the bets kravis serious commitment to them that we're alread cutting the mental-health benef

mcfarland. always good to see you. would congress go to get general petraeus and hillary clinton to tell us with a what happened? there is a discrepancy between the department of defense and c.i.a. and state department time lines on the benghazi attack. who is lying? so you say men are superior drivers? yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? >>> live from america's news headquarters, nature appears to be ready to sock the nation with another hard blow, expected to bring blizzard conditions to the rockies. the mid west could see are tornadoes into the northeast, the power coming back on nearly two weeks after super storm sandy but just not fast enough for some people. on saturday 300 people protested outside of long island's main power company. homes are still without power, about half on long island. down south an earthquake in eastern kentucky, but people in eig

live tonight, scott mcfarland. in. >> poms have now closed in five key battleground states, virginia, ohio, north carolina, new hampshire and florida. we are in the newsroom with a look at the states and how people are handling the pressure. >> the states are close with enough electoral college votes to matter. earlier we talked with voters in ohio who love or hate the national spotlight. >> we have been in this battleground high state situation where all eyes are on cuyahoga county. >> it has been a headache. the social media network and everything. >>> cleveland polls showing less than 3 points between the presidential candidates, 8 electoral votes. virginia with a virtual dead heat and 13 electoral votes, another purple state, neither red or blue and florida, the biggest of the swing states, 29 electoral college votes where governor romney has held a steady lead in late polling. heavy turnout and long lines. one we haven't talked about is wisconsin where president obama held a narrow four point polling lead, ten

. >>> mcfarland pled no contest in the august burglary. he admitted to taking the apple founder's driver's license and admitted burglarizing several other homes and he will be sentenced in january. >>> the suspect is being held without bail. jonathan dawson appeared in court yesterday in shackles. he and other men are accused of a string of armed robberies including the shooting death of a man. dawson is scheduled to come to court next month to enter a plea. >>> a worker hurt himself while cleaning the roof of space mountain. the man was in a harness when he slipped and slid 20 feet down that roof yesterday morning. he stopped after hitting a barricade at the bottom of that roof but it took firefighters 45 minutes to rescue him. he broke his leg, and possibly some ribs. >>> deep trying turkeys has become impossible but very dangerous. they have cautioned people and if it spills it can cause a flash fire. look how fast that happens. if a fire does start don't try to extinguish the flame with water. grease fires can be controlled with baking

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as scott mcfarland reports, the agency apologized. some lawmakers aren't ready to forgive and forget. >>> perhaps the most outrageous expense, using tax money to produce the comedy spoof, employees who attended the shin dig outside disney world. the u.s. department of veterans affairs has been taking heat for months for spending millions on a pair of florida conferences, even providing free shuttle service for workers who want to go to disney world. in front of the u.s. house veterans affairs, agency executive said he was sorry. >> those failures were unacceptable. and i apologize to veterans and to the committee. >> documents we obtain show employees accepted pricey gifts, including limo ride and massages. >> veterans comes first. >> and also during the questioning, agency was unable to see how much it was spending. perhaps as much as $85 million a year. when an agency executive, damaging the reputation of da workers, this is the response. >> don't you ever accuse a democrat or a republican on this committee of slapping any of the ha

and scott mcfarland. scott. >> which raises big questions about the questions of nancy pelosi as house democratic leader. let's talk about the land of the senate, 53 and 43 edged for democrats. even republicans believe it is a real long shot now that they will regain control of the senate even though the phone banks are operating and trying to swing the voters on the west coast. in the house republicans have an edge and democrats believe they can pull a close couple of gop suspects. the situation about nancy pelosi will begin by morning and what is next for the long time congresswoman from san francisco. >> the democrats of nancy pelosi was expecting a little bit after larger gain in their minority and i think they may decide it may be time for a change. >> giving you a live look at chicago where obama headquarters, coming back to tell you that nancy pelosi spoke down the road from us a few minutes ago. in her speech to the crowd she referenced four more years of president obama. didn't have much to say a

mcfarland admitted to stealing computers and jewelry from the house owned by thes7:6ñ late founder ofpple. this plea includes home burglaries in san francisco, marin and alameda and faces a seven yeefrs, eight months in prison. >> construction work on apple's futuristic campus in cupertino may be delayed up to two years, officials may not be able to complete an environmental study so it may not be ready until 2016. >> another big sign housing indid us story is recovering finally. mortgage rates are the lowest they've ever been michael finney is here tonight. a house for the holidays, huh? >> there you go. ever, ever. here is a catch. you're going to have to qualify for rock bottom rates. interest on a po year fixed loan dropped to just 3.31%. less than three and a third, the lowest since they began keeping records back in 1971. previous record set last week, analysts say the market is recovering and more are refinancing their homes, putting more money in pockets, driving up spending hopefully, in time for holidays.. >> year, thur is the new black for shoppers, lot of stores plan to op

mcfarland confessed to using a spare key found on the property which was under construction at the time. he got inside to steal ipads and iphones and computers and jewelry. he has been convicted. he will face up to eight years in prison. >>> activists in san francisco say last night's ban of public nudity will not give up their fight. the board of supervisors voted 6-5 to approve the ban. nudists stripped down in protest. some passing by city hall agree they should cover up. >> when there are little kids entering city hall, that is not right. >> this is absolute civil liberty. freedom of expression. we're showing body freedom. >> the nudity ban must pass one more reading at city hall. there's also a court challenge. if it survives that, the nudity ban will go into effect february 1st. >>> still ahead at 11:00, we mentioned at the top of the show the peace agreement in the middle east, but it does not come before israel is hit with a bust explosion overnight. >>> and how one city is trying to help its homeless. >>> reports the fbi is now involved in the hp debacle. we will take a look co

he'll have to pay for what he did. >> mcfarland will be sentenced in january. >>> let's have it out in that's the message from san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi to mayor ed lee during a speaking event tuesday night. mirkarimi says it's awkward that he and mayor lee only speak through the chronicle. he's suggesting meeting in front of a live audience to try and hash out their differences. the two are kind of becoming arch rivals here, not seriously talking since the board of supervisors voted five weeks ago to allow mirkarimi to keep his job. lee led the effort to oust the sheriff after mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge earlier this year. >>> we're getting some new insight on the nhl lockout and those closed-door negotiations between the league and the players union. yesterday the players presenting an offer to the nhl but it was quickly rejected by commissioner. after leaving yesterday's meeting he told the media when you're dealing with a union that really isn't trying to negotiate, there isn't much else you can do. and with frustration mounting, sharks forward

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mcfarland. this has exploded again? >> it will continue. why?orsi the muslim brotherhood is the new dictator. we got rid of mubarak, pro-american not great but pro-american and now we have a new dictator and he is not pro american he is anti-israeli and from the muslim brotherhood the movement carrying on hamas is on the gaza strip they have egypt governed by the muslim brotherhood uc political instability in jordan. my guess they are the next to fall. 18 months ago the middle east was stable now today it is not an anti-american and it will only get worse. melissa: 18 months ago was pro-american and? >> yes. there was the agreement with israel, mubarak was an ally of the united states, a cut off aid not good to his own people but cooperated with us with the war on terror. all of the ingredients were there 18 months ago they are still there but 75% of the population is under the age of 30. they don't have jobs and the prospects. they toppled their dictator but things have not got better so they are back on the streets. >> did we misinterpret what

mcfarland. the stock market is off to the races. seemingly unbothered by what is going on overseas. >> this is not the typical thing. this is different. this is potentially much bigger and much worse. it is all about iran. israel school and this is to take out the 10,000 missiles that are in gaza. that are capable of reaching jerusalem and tel aviv. in six months from now, they want the option to be able to have a strike and not have to have retaliation. dagen: at what point will israel or would israel said troops and? >> if they cannot get the missile. if they can take them out by air, they far prefer to do that. connell: was shook the u.s. involvement in this piece? what is the u.s. role in all of this? >> anybody trying to broker a deal before that happens will not work. the key to this -- egypt 40 years ago signed a peace treaty for israel. for 40 years they have not shot at each other. this is a different egypt now. it will all be about egypt. egypt has a really tight line to walk. if it somehow joins with the muscle burn broth

mcfarland.his works back my last guest was a little bit doubtful. >> it is all about iran and egypt. that is to destroy the missiles, the 10,000 missiles, including the 100 some long-range missiles that are in the gaza strip. they have probably gotten all of them and taking them out. why is that important, obviously, because they were being fired at israel. six months from now, we want the option, if we feel we have to do a preemptive strike against iran , we want to make sure they cannot retaliate. think of this as a preemptive strike against a preemptive strike. that is israel's part of it. and that is iran. can this hold? this is where egypt comes in. once those missiles are destroyed, what they get replenished. the only way to do that is through egypt, underneath tunnels that go through the gaza strip and into gaza. egypt is key. will they enforce this, will they make sure there is no resupply of vessels because if there is a resupply, this is just, you know, we will be at this again three m

all covered in this hour, but first i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, casey mcfarland greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: president obama addressed reporters in the east room of the white house for the first time in eight months this atch. the president made news. but the most contentious moment came when she was asked about the qualification of susan race to be appointed to the head of the state department. you may remember that after the white house and intelligence officials knew the attack on the consulate in benghazi did not evolve from protest over anti-islamic video, she appeared on five sunday news showing blaming the video. the president appeared angry and channeled those who opposed her possible nomination to be the next secretary of state. >> let me say about susan rice. she has done exemplary work. she made an appearance at the request of the white house in which she gave her best understanding of the intelligence that had been provided to her. senator mccain, and senator graham and others want to go after somebody

dagen: kc mcfarland. connell: $5 billion in education cuts, if there is no debt deal with another part of this we will take up with union leader randy wine garden in a few minutes. dagen: john boehner meeting with the treasury secretary right now about trying to broker some deal. we will hear from john maynard this hour and you can catch it here. look at the oil market again, tensions rising in the least and the price of oil rising as well, $80 a barrel. you know how painf heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. dagen: you want to make money? that guy is not connell mcshane. [talking over each other] connell: rather make money while we sleep which putting somebody to sleep -- charles: i like temperature edict. the housing come back, everyone associated with housing does very well except the mattresses, and the st

after his arrest, mcfarland admitted to the burglary and taking ipods, ipads, computers, and a wallet containing the apple founder's driver's license. he also admitted to burglarizing seven other homes. he will be sentenced in january. >>> apple's proposed spaceship headquarters won't be ready until 2016. the tech giant included the new timetable. appear the wanted to break ground in year, but the city may not include its environmental impact report until june. >>> at&t has removed a restriction that kept some people with ipads and iphones from making face time video calls over its cellular network. this comes after consumer groups filed complaints. initially at&t had only allowed customers with shared data plans to use face time. now at&t will also allow people with older unlimited, or tiered plans to use that service. >>> a cease-fire between israel, and hamas. the u.s. role in bringing both sides together, and a devastating attack, just this morning. >> also, protesters storm a bay area wal-mart. the message they send, and which stores they plan to target next. >> first, the remind

after his arrest, mcfarland admitted to the burglary and taking ipods, ipads, computers, and a walletining the apple founder's driver's license. he also admitted to burglarizing seven other homes. he will be sentenced in january. >>> apple's proposed spaceship headquarters won't be ready until 2016. the tech giant included the new timetable. appear the wanted to break ground in year, but the city may not include its environmental impact report until june. >>> at&t has removed a restriction that kept some people with ipads and iphones from making face time video calls over its cellular network. this comes after consumer groups filed complaints. initially at&t had only allowed customers with shared data plans to use face time. now at&t will also allow people with older unlimited, or tiered plans to use that service. >>> a cease-fire between israel, and hamas. the u.s. role in bringing both sides together, and a devastating attack, just this morning. >> also, protesters storm a bay area wal-mart. the message they send, and which stores they plan to target next. >> first, the reminder tha

mcfarland is a national security analyst and joins me now with a little more insight.t question i have for you, because as the story has developed today, we've heard about 75,000 reservists who have been put on notice. is a ground invasion -- how likely is that and what are the implications? >> we're not sure whether it's likely. i think israel has a very specific objective here. hamas on the gaza strip has 10,000 missiles. now, they have the ability to launch those all at once, or over a period of time or just a few every now and then. what they're doing now is a few every now and then. but israel wants to make sure that they take those out. why? because let's say six months from now israel wants to do a preemptive strike against iran's nuclear weapons site. iran would retaliate by unleashing those 10,000 missiles on israel. so if israel goes there now and takes those out, destroys them, then if they want to six months from now take out those nuclear sites in iran, they don't have to worry about the retaliation. >> some of these missiles we're talking about, that hama

scott mcfarland. ktvu channel 2news. >> from the balance of power to the election we continue to keep a close eye on the swing states that are important to the outcome of the election. >> let's go back to ken wayne and heather hoppings. >> reporter: we have arizona declared. romney wins it 57% to 43%. no surprise there. then if you look at the big picture the president has 148 votes, romney has 168 votes, 270 are needed to win the white house. these numbers are going to change. we can predict no surprises on this map. washington, oregon, california the polls still open. they haven't closed. these will be blue states, california the bingest prize of all with 55 votes, idaho and montana expected to go red. nevada a toss upstate. we aren't hour what will happen. colorado a toss upstate and the president is leading romney 52% to 48%. new mexico expected to go blue and the president has a significant lead there, 56% to 44% over romney. we have a look at the in some of the other states. >> we just had the s

scott mcfarland reports from our washington d.c. bureau that our story generated a tidal wave of responses. >> this story has created so much outrage. we also discovered congress was fired up about these pat-downs long before one of their colleagues had relative humiliated. tsa documents say she was a student traveling with a youth group from southwest christian school in texas wearing a loose fitting sundress when is the was pull aid side for a pat down. we're told the dress slipped, revealing her breast. our review found a complaint issue bade member of congress wasn't the first with cutdowns three other representatives have done the same within the last few months. one complained about three-year- olds bag patted down. another cited a man who had just undergone hip surgery who reported painful touching of his incision. and a public hearing will be held here thursday to review aviation security, pat-downs included. our investigation in the polite of a 17-year-old girl have become talk radioed toker this week. >> we've heard horror

live in dc tonight, scott mcfarland. >> back to the bay area. voters across the area cast votes in a dozen congressional races. >> we have been following those races, two of which gained national attention. >> yes. one of those is a democrat versus democrat class right here in district 15. let's go live now and look the at the long-time congressman stark. look at the latest numbers we have. a fellow democrat is leading stark, 54 to 46%, too close to call. let's go to district 14, and that has been -- jacky will be in office for another term. we're going to go to 17, another incumbent will remain in office. going on to district 18, we have a winner here which is the incumbent, ann, and she will get another two years in congress. district 19, another incumbent has been reelected, and one more district for us to get to, and that is 20, and sam has won the election here in district 20. >> one of the other things to pay attention to is lynn who has been a member of congress for 20 years has retired in district two, so let's see how this race is shapi

emergenc mcfarland joins m. all right. you were in the white house when there were individuals briefed, and you were in the room preparing them to go on national television. >> absolutely. >> to talk security issues. >> absolutely. when somebody goes on national television to talk security issues, do they ask any questions or go out with their talking points? >> she was given talking points and she went out and delivered talking points. why? because she took that as a try out to be secretary of state. the buzz had been she was going to be hillary's replacement. there werehe other people being considered for the job. she went out and deliver the message she was given. i checked to see why was that th -- tha why was that the not the secretary of state? n washington that day. they could have gone on the five shows. my guess is they wouldn't touch it because they didn't think it was the right thing to say. she was the loyal soldier. she did her tryout to be sect of state, and i think having given those talking points which lat

we'll talk to kt mcfarland about all this. doug, thank you lawmakers are wonder why they were never informed. senator diian feinstein is asking about the questions that came up. >> i informed my vice chairman and i talked to the director device. this is very hard stuff. >> and are you going to investigate why the fbi didn't notify you before? >> yes. absolutely. i mean this is something that could have had an effect on national security. i think we should have been told. there is a way to do it. gregg: hard to believe but senator feinstein says she found out through the mode yaw. on a personal note she says she was heartbroken to hear of the affair. >> general petraeus as we said was scheduled to testify before congressional hearings on benghazi this week. now we're being told at least for now that will not happen but some lawmakers are saying that the general's testimony is still very essential to this investigation. here's senator lindsey graham. >> i don't see how in the world you can find out what happened in benghazi befo

joining me, richard minniter, and katie mcfarland. welcome back. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: good to see you. let me start with this, because i think this is important. here we have embassy bombings, numerous requests for security. tell me where this doesn't sound familiar. >> right. >> sean: those requests were denied. >> and ignored. >> sean: and ignored, a nuisance. we have one person again go out there and propagandize. who was that? >> seems like it's the same person both times. she deny the security, but the point is she spins it. now, i look at this and say why would president obama want to put her out there if she has confirmation hearings? they'd gotten away with the lies and cover-up. the mainstream media ignored it and moved on. people not only are going to ask about benghazi, who told you to do this, why are you and not secretary clinton go out? now they're going to talk about the bombings in east africa in 1998. to me it's political suicide. it will cost too much political leverage that obama needs to spend elsewhere. >>

for insight we're joined by kt mcfarland, fox news security analyst.r deputy assistant secretary of defense. welcome to the show first of all. >> thank you. melissa: thanks so much for joining us. the development with egypt's prime minister is scary. visiting t gaza strip. voicing support for hamas. it seems like this is really escalating and taking a new turn. >> well there are two things to look at with this. one, ey have been at war for a couple days now. hamas on the gaza strip has been firing missiles into israel. now, israel could do one of two things. they could decide this is my clint eastwood, make my day moment and go and attack all of the missile batteries along the gaza strip. there are thousandstens of thousands of missiles capable of reaching israel. that is why israel has the tanks along the border and preparing potentially for an invasion. why would they do that? obviously to get rid of missiles. it gives them options with iran. say six months from now israel decides to have a preemptive strike against iran's nuclear facilities. the ret

investigators say mcfarland confessed to using a spare key. found at the waverly street property, which was under construction at the time, to steal jewelry. if convicted, he could face eight years in prison. >>> nurses 4 are on strike for a second day, demanding a new contract with sutter health. 3,300 nurses and technicians walking off the job yesterday at hospitals from oakland to castro valley. at issue, salary increases, sick days and requiring nurses to pay for their own health care. all those hospitals have hired replacement nurses during this strike. >>> 6:09. lots of people coming and going today. want to check the forecast now. meteorologist christina loren. >> early showers are subsiding. taking a live look at the upper deck. you can see, still a little bit misty. about noon today, we will have breaks in sunshine. we finish the day off with clear conditions. this morning, it is quickly coming out. as we head throughout the day, it's going to continue to lift, so you don't have to travel with the rain. that's the good news for your d

investigators say mcfarland confessed to using a spare key found at the waverly street property, which was under construction at the tyime, to steal jewelry. >>> we've got meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. we'll be here tomorrow as well. even though it's thanksgiving. temperatures are mild out there. we're close to 60 degrees just about everywhere. want to show you where the front currently is draped across the bay area. mostly impacting the south end of the bay area. showers starting to really subside up in the north bay. you will see the sunshine first there as we head through the next couple hours. doppler rad da we stop it for you currently showers kind of surrounding san jose it not a lot heavy rain here. but from freemont to mountain view you will find slick conditions. and it has been raining overnight. so give yourself plenty of extra time. the front continues to clear out of here. when we meet back here for our midday show, still tracking a few showers. probably still tracking some flight delays at that point. the showers will be

the men arrested for burglarizing steve job's home pleaded no contest this morning. 35-year-old mcfarland now faces more than seven years in prison. he admitted to burglarizing and taking a list of things from jobs' home, including a walt containing steve's driver's license and credit card. >>> a man from contra costa has been arrested for robbing a bank in concord last week. police say the suspect robbed the us bank in concord on november 13. after an investigation, concord police detectives identified a suspect. he is 24-year-old clayton hill of concord. officers tracked downhill yesterday afternoon. they found him in a car on highway 4, pulled him over and took him into custody. >>> it's a thanksgiving tradition that has nothing to do with turkey. the annual san francisco auto show starts tomorrow. tom vacar went inside today and tom tells us why this year will be a much more hands-on experience for car fans. >> reporter: there really is something for everyone, from custom builts to museum classics. the displays are bigger this year and more manufacturers are here. highly efficient hig