in the meantime-- in the meantime-- 12 years ago ( laughter ) we had a little girl.n the meantime, all this time-- when the kids come, they're small. >> jon: but they're not hampsters. >> no, but that's the point. they grow. when they grow, you know, they start to walk. they start to ask you questions, start to talk to you. you're living with this-- this-- you know, a person. >> jon: yes. >> and you have to answer these thing. so what happens the kid reads the book, she likes the book, helen liking the book and finally they all looked at me and said, "why don't you mach a picture your kids can see for once? what's the matter with you." >> i had asthma all the time when i was a kid. i was isolated. i couldn't splay sports or anything like that. i was kept in a room-- you know. ( laughter ) i did go out a little bit. they wouldn't let me out. >> jon: they kept you in a room somewhere. >> in the apartment, yes. i went out. i went out. i went to school and stuff like that. but i wasn't allowed to run or laugh. >> jon: what! >> the point is i'd start laughing and, you kno

meantime you've got the g20 meeting in cannes, france.hey say there needs to be a resolution about greece and about the debt deal in order to help the global economy. that said, we are looking to be positive. we're getting some retail sales that look okay. also we'll get the weekly jobless numbers. the dow starts at 11,836 after rising 178 points after the fed left rates unchanged and said it could remain dovish through 2013. the nasdaq up to 2639. today's daily deal is the highly anticipated publically traded company groupon, expected to price the ipo tonight. before it had lowered the price range, reportedly demand is so strong now it can be well above the range. groupon starts trading tomorrow on the nasdaq and the ipo is being eyed by other companies like zynga which is expected to go public by the end of the month. the biggie is facebook. you have to have a friend to get into that one. it likely won't happen until next year. apple not saying "i'm sorry" but conceding there is a problem with the battery in the new iphone 4s. they prom

meantime historian and author f. william things that the west's interference in the uprisings in the middle east and north africa has left post revolution countries in tatters and you can watch his full interview next hour here on our say. the economy is in far worse shape libya had the highest living standard in all the africa before the bombing of nato today the country is in ruins because of those bombings not because of gadhafi. the economy of egypt is in dire straits the military remains in control they were the military high command of egypt was sitting in the pentagon when the revolts kicked off and waited for a signal from the pentagon when to return and take control of those events. and that interview was next hour here on r.t. for now palestine has for the first time ever received recognition by a u.n. body its cultural arm has accepted it as a fully fledged member but this decision comes at a price for unesco with the u.s. cutting its funding to the organization which represents almost a quarter of its bud

in the meantime down towards the south bay looks good heading out of downtown san jose. few headlights there on northbound 280 towards cupertino and your bridges are problem-free, as well. san mateo bridge overall off to a nice start on this monday morning westbound 92 looks okay should be a 13, 14-minute drive time out of hayward toward foster city but you mention the structure fire this was first reported very early this morning and it sounds like there are still street closures in the area even though they have the fire knocked down. the initial reports were it was there in a liquor store. there were some evacuations for a while. meekland avenue remains shut down between cherry way and grove way. so in the meantime just use a street or lewelling boulevard while fire crews are still putting out the hotspots. here's a live look at 880 through oakland. everything is breezing past the coliseum, overstock.com, 15 minutes between 238 and the macarthur maze. southbound looks okay. milpitas, live look near 880/237. you can see 237 traffic out of milpitas towards san jose wher

the meantime five suspects accused of taking part in the crime in court. marla tellez is live in morgan hill. she joins us with an update. good morning, marla. >> laura, good morning. people who live in this typically quiet community are certainly shook up over the death of 14-year-old tara romero. this is why the city of morgan hill is planning a community meeting to happen tonight. 7:00 to 9:00 tonight right here at the morgan hill community and cultural center. 14-year-old tara romero of morgan hill was shot and killed in a dive-by shooting friday night. it happened near cosmo and del monte avenue. police say the five suspects are gang members ranging in age from 17 to 23. today all five are scheduled to be arraigned in santa clara county superior court at 2:00 this afternoon. romero's father tells nbc bay area he hopes they save the court system and money and his family grief by pleading guilty. >> people like this have no regard for life. it's like getting promoted in the military, you know? >> romero's friends have set up a facebook page in her honor

in the meantime, the traffic coming in from to 80 is not bad. they have closed in one lane the traffic will only be picking up as we pushed through the morning. for the time being, the situation is they continue to work with contract workers on this stretch, a mile and a house from another line that broke on sunday. they were doing hydrostatic testing. for the time being, the work continues. >>james: have you heard from them now that they have gone to the league? can they tell if the testing cause of the league or if the testing revealed a leak that had already been there? >>craig: the testing revealed the league but it took them a couple of days to find the spot. they used helium gas and water to find it. the one near interstate 280, that was one thing, they prefer finding a small hole like this. >>james: who knows how long the bad hole had been there. >>james: let's get a look at whether. >>erica: here is a live look at conditions over downtown san francisco. high clouds in the distance. a cold start to the morning. the good news is, as we wor

commission the european union supposed to make a decision on granting serbia candidate status in the meantime they know that the government of belgrade will do give just about any concessions to get candid status as a result they're trying to change nato is trying to change the situation on the ground knowing that the hands of the present government approach e.u. government in belgrade are kind and there are good actually taking advantage of the situation. i think they'll probably get a grant candidacy to belgrade but probably not begin. which is that she would go. so we had at least two more weeks until december ninth when we made more things

in the meantime, one of the tribune's great rivals was of course william randolph hearst.and when he made, when he made his first incursion into the midwest, as you know, the result was bloody. people actually died in the circulation wars of the 1910s. and hearst in a gesture that was the '60s mind gallant, and i think probably is very irritated her brother and cousin offered cissy the chance to first are writing for these newspapers, and he gave her the chance to actually edit his "washington herald," which was running fifth in the sixth paper washington market and the late 1920s. so cissy had had a number of boyfriends after her second marriage, several of whom were really legendary newspaperman, walter how he was one particular, very powerful character. who is the model for the main character in the play, the front page. and others, another lieutenant who was famous for creating huge circulation gains. and so with the help of her brother and cousin and hearst and another of hearst's deputies, a calmness called brisbane who is often credited, or faulted, with creating ye

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but in the meantime, we're going to go to the beltway on the northside of town. everything is looking good between college park and bethesda. let's take a live look into college park. all lanes are open as you leave route one heading toward 95 and over in toward bethesda. we'll take a look at 95 coming in from calverton up north. everything is fine from baltimore past route 200 all the way down through calverton and the point where it hits the beltway. now, we'll go to the wilson bridge on the south side of town. all lanes are open on the bridge span between oxon hill and alexandria. coming up, we'll go into virginia at 4:55. mike and andrea? >> thank you, monika. shoppers were just as enthusiastic about shopping online or on their smart phones on cyber monday as they were heading out early for the black friday deals as well. and cyber monday, in fact, the sales were up about 20% over a year ago. >> amazing. even though the name shopping days are over, there are still sales and deals to be found online. yesterday, i spoke to kristen, the editor and chief of the r

. >>> and in the meantime, dozens of protesters in oakland have been camping out in other parks near frank ogawa plaza. signs right now that some are are leaving. kristy siefkin is at snow park, one of the places where camping is officially prohibited. good morning, what is the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, grace and frank. a little quieter scene here at snow park but that's in part because people are packing up and leaving, when we arrived an hour ago, some campers were closing down tens and loading up backpacks because they received word that those police officers were getting ready at the coliseum, as many as 500, through a stream of text communications is what they had gotten and one man said that he like many campers are homeless and can't afford to have his few belongings taken away during the raid and packing up those belongings and just probably about 10 minutes ago, we saw two cyclists who had come over from frank agawa plaza and cycling and yelling head over to the plaza and recruiting more individuals to head over to the main encampment and show their solidarity

in the meantime k.k. group looked for their first rain in the euro league as their host to drive it almost and thanks to george i felt with seventeen points and eleven rebounds together with someone who lost love at twenty two that sealed their historic victory eighty percent eight the final score there putting zagreb level on points with childless in group three. as they are in group a turkish win about bennett's count two of italy in a stumble a man on the lead with eighteen points nicolas serenus scored a three pointer for the visitors with eleven seconds to go in the fourth quarter taking the game into overtime at. until three all warehoused outscored their opponents by two points eighty five to eighty three finished in favor of the hosts . no such drama for fellow group eight side and their cause who registered and nine two one seven eight going over framed slot nancy bacillus no less led all scorers with twenty six points as the greeks improved to two wins and three defeats. in the meantime the n.b.

in the meantime coming up along the peninsula, 101 is moving fine. this is a live look near bayshore and 280 looks okay, as well. so again, it is not quite 5:00 in the morning so that's why things look so good out there. and mass transit, bart on time. ace train one is looking great. muni, caltrain, ferries, everything pretty much giving us no problems and no metering lights at the bay bridge. no delay across the upper deck. roadwork on the lower deck approaching the decline section if you are heading into oakland. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> not even 5:00. it's so early. >> i know. >> just a little reminder j thank you. >>> you may have used them to count your change to save you a step but some of those supermarket coin counting machines are shortchanging you. the state division of measurement standards tested machines at 10 supermarkets around california. investigators found discrepancies in nearly a quarter of all transactions. >> these are mecha

in the meantime, 17 members of the maryland army national guard have returned home from iraq. loved ones welcomed home members of the 2019 net after being deployed in january. -- 29 unit after being deployed in january. a formal welcome home ceremony will be held at a later date. dozens gathered at the site of a murder today to welcome -- to remember the victims. 52-year-old freddie jones was killed here on monday, gunned down inside the same carry out where a security guard was murdered last year. organizers say it is time to rally together to take control of their neighborhood. quite obviously, the crime rate has come down. the murder rate has come down, but nowhere near enough. we believe that if the church is involved, we can go into a community, we can pray for the community, we can support the community, and if enough of us rally in prayer, god will change it. greg yesterday, police arrested 17-year-old markell jones in connection with the murder. two other suspects remain at large. investigators are trying to figure out how a body ended up in a dumpster. it was found it

in the meantime, craig melvin picks things up where was my drum roll, sir? >> i was running late. i forgot it today. all right, thank you so much, veronica. >>> a milwaukee paper investigating the cain campaign over some financial ties between the campaign and a private charity run by his top aides. we'll look at that at the top of the hour. >>> plus, rick being rick. what texas insiders are saying about the rick perry speech that has become an internet sensation. >>> also, an about-face by bank of america on those debit card fees. all that and lots more straight ahead. ing helped me beat my back pain. then i tried salonpas. it's powerful relief that works at the site of pain and lasts up to 12 hours. salonpas. and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we

in the meantime 20% of the construction workers are jobless. >> a lot of women like myself have that families who cannot pay bills if we are not working. >> the president to visit to shut down roots and hurt business for some. >> others were all for it. >> we need jobs. what ever it takes. that is what we ought to be pushing. >> obviously, somebody needs to pay for this bill. that is the problem. the president did point out that both the chamber of commerce and the afl-cio both supported. >> we thank you. the federal reserve cast a bleak outlook for the economy. they think it will expand at a much slower pace than desired. the fed to predict we will still have high unemployment rates at 8.7%. we are now at 9.1%. consumers are reportedly spending more. >> and it is if your interested in becoming a metro bus driver. the search is going on in the district. metro began testing applicants for the submission. as part of a collaboration between the city at various employers. the program has helped more than 300 washington, d.c. residents find jobs. metro jobs are just some of the thousands

in the meantime unsettled weather. there's that stalled out front.s generating the showers, the clouds, the reduced visibility. there's mild dryer weather. we will not see that until late in the week. as we take a look at the trend timing wise, very critical. still scattered showers tonight. maybe a brief break in the morning and another round of rain tomorrow afternoon. it could get heavier and steadier, especially baltimore northward. we'll get a brief break and then that last main line of rain, the last front coming through. this looks like wednesday morning early in the day, so an early morning flight. i think things will blow out and we'll be left clear. if you're traveling west, you're looking better earlier but points baltimore and eastward could see rain through noon. showers, likely fog. 54. expect rain. it could be heavy at times, tomorrow night 50 as showers linger. let's lock at that expanded seven-day forecast, turkey travel, rain tuesday. early part of the day wednesday we could see rain. things clear out beautifully wednesday into thur

in meantime look at temperatures here.an see the dividing line from where that front is, cooler air on the backside. we'll get a southerly flow that will kick in. our temperatures will rise to the upper 60s for tomorrow as a result, but front will be the weathermaker as we head into sunday. expect to see a period of two or three days of rain. mostly clear skies tonight. light winds at 39 degrees, tomorrow our high 67, pleasant and mild. the five-day forecast showing you wet weather moves in sunday. the timing a little uncertain now. the models are in a bit of a disagreement, could have it early evening, maybe a bit earlier. winds pick up sunday night as well. monday and tuesday another day where we've got a 40% chance of showers. we're not talking total washouts and wednesday back to drier conditions, but it is cooler, temperatures dipping down to 46 degrees, but for tomorrow another award winning weather day for the holiday weekend. >> the 46 degrees is, that where we should be around this time of year or is that a little

that brings up today for the moment well for me in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime moscow what is next and for those of you eager to come to the russian capital for business we have the ultimate guide stay with us.

in the meantime here's a short previously. on a me is a far worse shape libya had the highest living standard in all of africa before the bombing of nato today the country is in ruins because of those bombings not because of gadhafi. the economy of egypt is in dire straits the military remains in control they were the military high command of egypt was sitting in the pentagon when the revolts kicked off and waited for a signal from the pentagon when to return and take control of those events. palestinians are valid to try to join other u.n. agencies within weeks following a trial but you know where they were granted full membership but recognition comes at a price with the u.n. cultural losing nearly a quarter of its funding to the u.s. cause it's a poor response was goes criticize washington's decision saying it won't help restore a climate necessary for the resumption of peace negotiations in the middle east the vote was called a month to palestine apply to the security council for full recognition washington what common rus

so that might be another option in the meantime. all right.ewhere let's check other freewaysful towards 101 at tully and san jose, we were following this overturn injury crash. it's stacked up in the area even though they cancelled the traffic alert so all lanes are once again open. it's backed up from beyond the capitol expressway. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. you can see delays are minimal this morning. so your bay bridge commute is definitely not too bad. >>> if you are heading out no rain just yet but that could likely change toward the latter part of the day. let's get you out there now. mount vaca cam looking good. clouds on the increase throughout the day today. dense fog in fairfield. visibility less than a quarter mile. temperatures in the 40s and 50s now. cold front moving in later on in the evening. but it's finally on final approach making its way onshore into parts of far northern california now. really kind of a slow mover though. so better part of the day is going to stay dry. by evening the system is moving in

in the meantime, there's more to come for james murdoch.eek the judge led an inquiry into phone hacking scandal. atika shubert, cnn, london. >>> strong storms ripped through parts of australia on thursday. jennifer delgado standing by at the cnn international weather center with amazing video as the storm rolled in down under. jennifer? >> that's right, nina. the storms were quite wicked. reportedly a tornado touched down in an area just to the south of melbourne. as we go over to the video, let's show you the storms as they rolled in. luckily, there was video capturing this. you can see the lightning, the clouds starting to lower and extremely heavy rainfall. some locations they picked up about 25 millimeters of rainfall, roughly about an inch in an hour and very bad conditions there. homes were damaged. power was out and apparently two-thirds of the local emergency entity was called into action as those storms rolled through parts of melbourne as well as other areas, including victoria. as i take you over and show you on the satellite, th

in the meantime they plan to march here and be be here by noon today. i'm christie smith. jon and laura, back to you. >>> a group of protesters plans to sue uc berkeley and police officers for injuries they claimed they received at the hands of police. video from november 9th shows police and protesters shoving back and forth as officers try to push people out of an encampment. if seven protesters say they'll file a lawsuit and call on the uc chancellor to resign. >>> the occupy oakland tents are gone in oakland. this morning mayor quan's top staffers. last night she announced she was stepping down. she tells nbc bay area news she felt ineffective in her role. this just hours after dan seigel resigned. he said he left because he disagreed with the decision to force occupiers out of their camp once again. >> we have our disagreements. he was doing a small project on a voluntary basis in my office. he's moving on. i'm moving on. >> and just last month police chief anthony batts caught the mayor offguard quitting unexpectly. a crisis manager was hired but he decided he wasn't

meantime, after ticking higher for the past month, mortgage rates dipped below 4%.he average rate on a 30-year fixed loan is 3.99%. as europe's debt crisis pushed down the yields on the tenure treasury note. banks typically link mortgage rates to that yield in the u.s. government bond market. starbucks just bought juice company evolution fresh. the products are sold in whole foods. they plan to start a chain of juice bars next year. it will be the big eest expang beyond coffee. jamba juice. i like them a lot. >> i like them as well. starbucks always likes to test the water. >> you people need to go to mexican markets. those are fantastic. >> let's go. >> all right. let's bring our umbrellas. i want to check in with christina loren. it is cold out there this morning in cosome cities. we'll see rain chances ramp up throughout the next few hours. mike inouye will have that coming up in moments. right now showers pushing onshore. just light rain coming down. there's a lot more on the way. take a look at the band of moisture, slated to smack us right about 10:00 to 2:00

in the meantime we have been following a developing story in the north bay. chopper 5 has been hovering over santa rosa's downtown very early this morning. local police raided the "occupy santa rosa" encampment. mostly clean up going on right now. was mostly peaceful but you can see a perimeter is set up so there are still street closures in the area until 8:00 this morning. some of the city street closures are santa rosa avenue close between sonoma avenue and 3rd street also stretches of first, d street and sonoma avenue. also, we are just getting word of these vta delays. if you are a vta rider apparently they are having some problems with their light rail service so they are having to use substitute bus service between tasmin and the 880 light rail station so several different breaking stories here in the traffic department. in the meantime i want to show you a quick live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. delays not so bad. stacked up to the end of the lot. that is traffic and weather. back to you. >> we got you running around,

in the meantime, give yourself extra time. wind speeds at the moment are still miles above picking up the. for we will expect the numbers to gradually increase as we had throughout the day because of the wind advisory and high wind warning that we're watching for today and tomorrow fury if we have a today windstorm furious wind gusts will be reaching 50-70 mi. or hour. for we expect the winds to be blustering above 1,000 ft.. that could bring down branches and entire trees. we should say goodbye to the wins by the end of thursday. we will prepare ourselves for a nice looking weekend. friday- sunday very senate would temperatures on the mild side. third let's get a check on the commute. >>erica: it is not too bad of a ride around the bay area but we do half some minor accidents. as the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza, where conditions. the chp does still have a dance of advisory. the metering lights have been activated a little bit early. traffic is backing up to the end of the east parking lot. 880 is your best bet out o

. >>> meantime oakland police officers are slamming mayor jean quan for shifting her stance. the police chief howard jordan responded by saying unlike the officers he's not confused. >>> the board of supervisors call on major lee to make sure unnecessary force is not used on protester. today they met to talk about how they can keep that encampment clean and safe. the occupy movement has set up committees to discuss the issues. >> you can follow the latest, go to ktvu.com. >>> public nudity also a subject of vote. they are regulating it. the legislation bans naked people from restaurants and requires nudities to cover public chairs and benches before they sit down. violators would face fines for the first offense up to $1,000. a final vote is expected next week. >>> it was made famous back in the 50s now it's been overrun by rats. new at 6:00, the one man that's trying to head off a health problem at people's park. >> frank, the sun will be going down in the next hour and these folks hanging out here at people's park say they will soon be outnumbered. outnumbered by rats. we h

in the meantime, ridge of high pressure still in control. it's starting to move its way up the coast. we are still in pretty good condition ahead of that front tall system. let's go to the weather map. more clouds on sunday than we have had. be prepared for that the winds are going to pick up as well. we have a week that's going to start a little bit unsettled as well as mid-week improvement in my forecast for you. that's at least going to be some good news. temperature wise today, we, yesterday, we had temperatures right out of the ballpark in terms of highs. today, right pretty much the same scenario. 67 at dulles. 14 degrees higher and 70 degrees in baltimore. we have been dealing a great hand as far as mother nature is concerned. right now, still fairly comfortable outside. 54 at dulles, 55 in winchester, haggerstown at 57. baltimore at 53 degrees and that's the same for annapolis. as we take a look at national conditions, you will see where that front is. take a look at this dividing line here. temperatures in the upper 60s in some area

i would argue that the trick and the challenge in europe to avoid something chaotic and in the meantime, it is going to be a messy muddle and we'll be in this muddle for weeks and monthings. sarkozy and merkel have done an excellent job being steadfast and holding their ground and staring down papandreou. it is messy and a muddle. but the world can deal with a muddle but not chaos. >> maybe the world cannot deal with the euro thing and not worth the struggle and expense and fight and the idea of getting a united states of europe didn't make sense on paper and hard to execute in reality and by the very criteria that the european union uses, only germany fits it perfectly . france -- so it is sort of like the fancy golf club that keeps cutting membership fees to get you to join to stay in it. is it really worth it? >> i think all of the european countries had to vote again, they might not do this. it is too late to turn back now. >> why? >> it is big reason is, many of the european banks including german and french banks bought the bonds of the weaker countries and so i am afraid the euro

another summary of the main news stories for you this hour in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we discuss the possibility of israel attacking iran nuclear facilities our special interview next. with now have a reactionary a long time israeli peace activist and a former member of the israeli parliament to start mary thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you have said that you are certain that israel will not attack iran what makes you so certain you cannot cannot. conduct any major ability to the operation of the consent of the united states it's absolutely impossible it's impossible to really. meet up parts of the mission we need in the war. continue of support from america america or not that of attacking iran. is really a tragedy of our would be the same with america that the reaction would be the same someone even overhyped and talk of israel attacking iran before christmas seven objects one object is to push through the states. to do some think. trouble sanction. and maybe did. then it is to divert. attention of the poor to the movement. earlier this year this was

in the meantime. failed to mark his world season triumph with victory in the final race of the year in wales to frenchman claimed his record successive. title. as his opponent make haven't had to retire from the race despite that love was aiming for top spot on monday in a way trying to win his fourth straight season ending grand prix and to the final day just six seconds behind much not for love but soon off to the start had to withdraw following collision with a spectators car stage focus for the reminder of the day to win this first race and trying to leaven spirits remains high despite this little upsets. on the road thinking we. really want you in the wrong side only knows that there may be a problem. because of that but in the first thing we said we're going to. go over to russia have claimed the carling cup in finland is into law man one all the three games at the euro hockey opening tolerance in the final game russia defeated the czech republic to one the chance to lead the second period with

in the meantime, the holiday get it is away got tough in milpedas. as many as five cars involved in an accident. in the sierra, snow on the road but traffic moving okay. this was the scene on highway 80 at apple gate. spence spence is keeping an eye on the weather and -- spencer christian is here with a look at radar. >> the most challenging weather conditions for travel will occur overnight when not many people will be traveling. the live doppler 7 hd. lots of rainfall across parts of the north bay. in sonoma county from clover dale down to hills berg down to santa rosa and southwest down to inverness and out to the coast so it is beginning to push inland now spreading eastward and southward. we had this little pocket of light rainfall down the santa cruz mountains throughout the evening. it is spreading from the valley down to los gatos to santa cruz. thanksgiving day off to a wet start but we expect a dry finish. give yew close up look at that late. >>> we will focus on how to ends, not how to starts. >> despite the spotty weather people are in li

and in the meantime, let's get an update on the forecast. here is lawrence. >> looking like a pretty decent day ahead, starting off with partly cloudy around the bay area this morning. folks if you're stepping outside, thick fog in the valleys and down to a quarter of a mile and half a mile in some spots inland and clear out as we head throughout the day. and temperatures right now, 51 degrees in livermore and 45 and cool in santa rosa. and 42 degrees in the napa valley. as you approach the coastline, those temperatures moderate. by the afternoon, only 50s out toward the beaches as you find plenty of sunshine in the valleys and the temperatures there expecting to be in the 60s. and warmer weather over the next couple of days but we have some rain in the forecast and more on that coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks a lot, lawrence. and of course, we are following the breaking newt that is happening in -- news that is happening in downtown oakland with protesters and police about to have a showdown. >> anne makovec is live

in the meantime, some people are in limbo until arrangements are made.arty: in the east bay, the manhunt continues for several men suspected in an attempted robbery and shooting in san leandro on black friday. it happened in the parking lot of this wal- mart store. if police arrested this man, a 20 year-old from oakland. the victims' family members detained phillips and the other suspects got >> he is conscious. he cannot speak. he is communicating through paper. >> family members say that the victim is in stable condition. he was shot once in the neck. he and two other people had just finished black friday shopping, that is when a car with four men pulled up and demanded their items. the man fall back on the robbers wanted more. >> at that point, the assailants were talking about shooting. they knew that they had no choice. they were not going to go down without a fight. >> police say that one of the suspect's fold out a gun and opened fire. the other victims wrestled down one suspect. san leandro police detained 20 year-old tony phillips. they say he w

in the meantime the two officers are now on administrative leave. >> tragedy struck twice.nd then later died. a 21-year-old man collapsed at the finish line while a 40-year-old man fell down yards away. both men apparently suffered heart attacks. race organizers said they are deeply saddened by whapped. >> a man stands accused of running a multimillion dollar ponzi scheme. the security and exchange commission is investigating taylor who affected 200 to 205. >> he outright stole money, stole our investments, stole our endowment fund for his own use. it's been devastating. and it has had a devastating impact on our organization. >> officials say they lost as much as $8 million in this alleged scheme. we tried to talk with taylor earlier today. no one answered the door at his home. the investigation is about to take about a year. >> smoking is being blamed for an early morning fire that raced through a building. the fire broke out around 5:30. cell phone video shows the flames engulfing the top floors. two people suffered minor injurieses. the fire caused about $2 million in d

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reporting meantime the former british secretary of state says it's incredible that market pressure on greece and italy managed to ask their respective leaders when millions of protesters in those countries could not. well what we've seen recently in the years is. taking the decisive action that they need to take frankly not getting on top of. their elected governments the difficult democratic machinery to. simply to take out. a government that's been democratically elected and actually what we've seen in the case i think of greece and. we've seen the bond markets being able to achieve normal democratic means has not been able to do. for those countries to get the governments they need at this particular time now i don't attach any value to that it's merely an observation that in these circumstances we've seen. rather more effectively than ordinary democracy. and the crisis continues to chip away at confidence in the european union's leadership. back to cast their eyes over why speculators are so eager to see the crisis rage on report coming your way at five thirty g.m.t. here's what y

in the meantime have a great weekend. in the meantime have a great weekend.d night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, is it a ticking time bomb? people in one bay area city are questioning pg&e's refusal to test a gas pipeline. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. in the wake of the san bruno disaster, gas pipelines have become a big concern in the bay area. but would you rather have pg&e stress test your pipeline now or wait more than a year when it's sched

in the meantime, have a great weekend. in the meantime, have a great weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> occupy black friday. protesters take their noej some of the busiest shopping spots in the area. we'll take you to the standoff with police that's happening right now. >> reporter: frustration in south san francisco tonight. good evening, coming up, resident are cleaning up after a massive water main break. >> reporter: plus, new information in the shooting

of about with the summary of those in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime with damascus now the main capital of the arab spring well tells r.t. who could be pushing the middle east and north africa towards the political change that's in our special interview next week. today we're talking to f.o. him and all the author of several books among them gods of why the wall street and the death of american century and he is also a political risk consultant so we're going to discuss several more several of the most burning our political and economic issues in the world today mr engel thank you very much for joining us to be here to start off basically a never never before has the world faced so many economic and political problems all at the same time would you say that these conflicts which were seen today. if you were in the dollar situation and what's happening in the northern africa and the middle east these conflicts feed off each other are they somehow related or not particularly what i see all these conflicts the decision to libya the crisis with the dollar crisis with the am

in the meantime, have a good weekend. in the meantime, have a good weekend.ood night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, dark cloud hovers over another bay area solar company that also received a massive government loan. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with a nail biting day for the silicon valley solar industry. san jose's sun power reporting a management shake-up and possible layoffs af

apple expects to post the fix online in a few weeks but this may help in the meantime.off the time zone feature or the updates from your calendar app. >> they are still selling well. i was at apple here in san francisco. if you could get in... >> i know. it's hard. >>> forget trying to get a bottle of lotion past airport security. the dangerous weapons now being found by tsa every day. >> plus man's best friend isn't always a dog. how this pair launched a new way of policing for a small california town. >> weak cold front sliding into the bay area and cloudy. we have begun to see showers. how much rain can we expect, coming up. with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> yesterday offshore winds and sunshine pushing close to 80 in the afternoon but things have changed quite a bit today. outside, look at those clouds rolling through looking very ominous out there right now. and beginning to see a couple of showers showing up around the bay area. this part of a weak cold front that's sliding into the bay area right now but it's going to help to open up the door to more wet weather on the

in the headlines always back at the top of the hour and meantime to me bring you the latest from the world of sports. hello there this is the sports update which are the company again coming up in the bulls. big grand prix ahead of the rarest around the long after sebastian vettel rick times for the first time. really in many many retains his w.b. air welterweight title with a controversial points win over. flawless victory russia's wrestling team wins the european nations cup in moscow. so let's start with tennis where world number four roger federer has won his first ever paris must be seen frenchman joe will fritz in straight sets for address of our two breakpoints in the opening game from the two thousand and eight champion before racing through the open a six one in just half an hour. if it so extensive the second set on a tie break its eighteenth must start in one hour and twenty five minutes it was also thirty year old federalist sixty nine tournament success and victory number eight hundred two in the spring. and piers is going to one of the tournaments for me from start to f