mercury died of? - no, he died of a.i.d.s. - right, he was poisoned by it. so it was mercury's poisoning. - i'm gonna prescribe a supplement for you of selenium, and then i would recommend that you stop eating all fish. - i don't have more than three dollops of tuna, you know, per meal. - two, three ice cream scoopers' worth? - yeah, i mean, about a hand's full is one dollop. - you have three meals of tuna fish per day? - you got to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner, don't ya? - three squares. or rounds, if you're talking about tuna dollops. ♪ - i'm rejecting my tv show! katy perry's coming out? - yeah. - okay, not a big deal. ha, ha. huge deal. i see a little girl in need, and i want to straight-up help you, because i'm a villain, but i'm a good villain. uh, what's your favorite part about working with me? - oh, god. - hmm. - ha-ha. good at bizness. central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon:

. >> reporter: how come you didn't pass the mercury physicals?what was known as a high bilirubin, which is pink in your blood. >> reporter: and you said when were you a boy, you would be into dinosaurs or rockets. >> when i didn't get into the mercury program, the original selection, i said, i was interested in rockets before those guys could spell it. now he? . >> it began with the goals of putting a human in orbit and doing so before the soviets did. on the second count, they failed. three and a half years after the sputnik be show, on april 12th, 1961, the soviets outpaced the u.s. once again when cosmonaut became the first european in space. >> they beat us into orbit, so we were behind. we were lagging. >> america scrambled to catch up. less than one month later, on may 5th, allen shepherd, one of the mercury seven, became the first american in space. just over three months into his presidency, john f. kennedy, like millions of other americans across the country, was glued to his television. >> alan shepherd became an instant hero that the l

he buys a 1977 mercury from a used car dealer in kansas.ext day mcveigh reserves the ryder truck using the robert d.kling ail use. >> on april 16th they drive the truck. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plate from the car. not abandoned. please do not toe. will remove by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. april 23 they rendezvous where they assemble it. >> the chemical would be mix in some barrels, something kin to a 55-gallon plastic barrel. the barrels were then likely connected with the detonaing cord that led to boosters and that detonating cord would come together where the caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nickels, like michael fortee bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nickles got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that, and decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh now on his own drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city. at 8:57 a.m., s

screens have mercury and so you know that's another issue you know the mercury has to decide if they can just come up with a better way it's coming out i would think of not having hazardous stuff in there it is just going to keep going to keep growing more people more transient more landfills and just will be recycled everything out of the recycling. is everybody's problem we'll have so many landfills and why you know i'd rather have a car built than another landfill and if we can keep this about a landfills we can find the dynamics that should go into landfills but i mean recycling you know it just makes sense and smart i mean this is a mixture of c.r.t. televisions and c.r.t. monitors these are all these are obsolete they're not they're not using electronics anymore so when they come to us we will take them and will process an easy gentlemen are taking a c.r.t. actually two out of it's plastic aisy and they're also being able to harness. and gather the cob the low grade circuit more and that's in the material and then we can use those they'll be processed into our precious metal re

if i don't -- gerri: i have to tell you, they have mercury in them.you break it, you have to have people in flak jackets come in and clean it up. i mean, right? >> that is not quite true. gerri: how would you say? >> the al lead the bulls are getting better, but there still quite expensive relative to incandescent. you made a good point on efficiency. we now sell ford, chevy, and dodge combined sells seven times as many pick up says toyota sells breezes. this is an example of consumer choice. they want to buy the vehicle that works for them. gerri: i think that is true, but there are downsides, as i was mentioning, to these compact fluorescent bulbs. and they do have mercury in them. sometimes a leak. sometimes the image uv rays. tell us about the downside of this technology. >> the compact fluorescence, that has been talked about. they have mercury in them. if you break one in you have to be careful in how you cleanup. but the bigger issue is the initial cost. the initial cost of incandescence is low. the operating cost is higher. i had 1led then i b

women of child-bearing age now have enough mercury pollution in their bodies to cause some sort of mentalldren. i disagree coal-fired power plants are the best thing we can do for our children. >> particularly in africa and the united states to ban it when you have no replacement other than fracking which has been working out great. >> it's been a great conversation. we're not going to come -- >> we'll keep talking about it. michael quickly, do you think the administration is doing enough about this? >> i think the administration is doing a good job. they get an incomplete grade so far. one quick point, though. the best way to get pollution to the 1.2 billion people or power to the 1.2 billion people that don't have it, the cleanest way and the cheapest way is solar and wind. >> all right. >> we have solutions right now to climate change that are cheaper than gas, cheaper than coal, keeper than oil. >> michael, mark, philippe thank you very much. here's something you'll be talking about tomorrow. "new york times" reports president obama's approval ratings have bounced back to where they w

the mercury away. no one worries too much about the toxic fumes; the neurological damage from mercury may not show up for years. and you pour that out there? and there it is. there it is, about a quarter the size of a pencil eraser, but it's gold. how much is this worth? >> he say this can be maybe five dollar. >> this could be worth $5? clink! that's a sound that's behind what is now the deadliest war on earth. in 1996, uganda and rwanda invaded congo. seven more countries joined in and started stealing congo's resources. the invasion ended, but ever since, rebel militias and government forces have fought over local power, ethnic hatred, and control of the minerals. we heard it firsthand from former rebel soldiers. this a school that teaches guerilla fighters who've laid down their guns how to be civilians again. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> this former major told us that when his troops controlled a territory, he demanded gold from every miner every day. >> male translator: we collected gold,

mercury is a powerful neurotoxin that can cause brain damage. the alberta tar sands of the origin point for the keystone xl pipeline from a which would bring oil to the texas gulf coast. a new poll shows the number of republicans who believe in evolution has dropped 11% since 2009. according to the pew research center, just 43% of republicans -- that's less than half -- believe that human beings have evolved over time. by contrast, 67% of democrats believe in evolution, slight increase since 2009. dr. kenneth elin, an abortion provider in key figure in the struggle for reproductive justice, has died at the age of 74. doctor guy who's african-american, was charged with manslaughter after performing a legal abortion and massachusetts. in all white, mostly male jury convicted him. he was later acquitted and became an outspoken advocate for the health care rights of women, particularly poor women of color. in a speech posted by planned parenthood in 2008, the doctor held the women's movement. whoor all of those women marched, all of those women who

now, this photo, courtesy of thá mercury new, reportedly showed ]5 posing witht(ce1 former gorilfágoey have a bargain, the governmenfó and although no one's going to say out loudzv that's whatlp it is quite certain those guys knowq exactly that's what it is. >> now, according to reuters,kok went to south Ñié@korea.e1c >>> vice president joe biden tplill stop in south korea this week. as of qnow,lp no word whether h discussq or meet with anyone ok reco regarding newman. he plans toc participate in ceremony honoring u.s. troops jt the korean war. over the weekend, the white house xdreleased a statement.l8& om. >>> 4:38, a check of the monday morning forecast. good morning. >> good morning, scott mcgrew, you with with us. thanksgiving. ì& cold as where we'ree1lp headedÑo throughoute1i]i] this week. temperatures in the 40s. couple of 30s popping up. in the north bay, more fog out there this morning than we've d:eutti ort( so, but everything changes throughout this changes vpáu ghout this mild day with temperaturest( in the 60s. 64 for gilroy, 63 in cupertino. low 60s there,fá north bay

. >>> the mercury is about to take a dave. veronica johnson tells us how big. >>> a big announcement this afternoon regarding a star quarterback and allegations into sexual assault. shomari stone is at the live desk. >> we are talking about the number one florida state seminoles. winston. prosecutors say nounsed he will not face charges. he's accused of rape by a young woman in tallahassee, florida. it happened almost a year ago. it was forwarded to the florida state attorney three weeks ago. his dna was found on the victim's underwear. the woman's memory lapses about the night in question would make prosecutoring him a problem. this is a case with a lot of controversy. tallahassee police have come under fire from both sides in the way they handled it. more on news 4 at 5:00. >>> a group of religious leaders is taking a stand against the redskins team name. they sent a letter to redskins owner, dan snyder and nfl commissioner roger goodell describing the name as offensive and inappropriate. the letter is signed by 60 faith lea

the mercury rule is now in place. unfortunately, we did not have an administration who shared the view of mercury as a neurotoxin. you must be thrilled that we now have that on the books and we are starting to see some closures of power plants. proud of it. everyone at epa is because it was a difficult role to get done. this transition in the energy sector that has been going on since the abundance of inexpensive natural gas -- we had to see what was happening in the industry to understand that the time was right and that we can do this in a way that was consistent with the way in which energy will be generated. that point,clear at there were a number of old coal facilities that were essentially uncontrolled, 70 years old, no one ever anticipated that they would still be around. it made it easier and more cost beneficial to move that rule now. we knew that those facilities were not being called upon, they were not generating, they were hanging onto them and using them in some cases in spinning reserves, when you want

pressure is it steady over the past mauer, 30.1 nine inches of mercury. -- hour, 30.19 inches of mercury to the north and snow showers to the north earlier today. they have pretty much diminished. temperatures in the last 24 hours about 3 degrees warmer, cooler down towards charlottesville and richmond. right now 37 in rockville, 34 in reston, most folks above freezing, 38 in college park, 36 in old town, 38 in waldorf. so cold again tonight but dry. bus stop temperatures 26 to 36, breezy and milder thursday and then breezy and warmer friday. the breezes will continue right through the weekend, but it's those breezes that will transport warmer air. clear to partly cloudy, cold tonight, 26 to 32, winds southwest at 10. that southwest wind will be warmer for us. we'll break it down, 30s to start, upper 30s by 9:00, clear to partly cloudy skies thursday morning and then 44 by 11:00, 50, breezy and milder by 1:00. next three days low 50s tomorrow which is nice but then saturday, maybe a shower on saturday, but by that time it's going to be dark. next seven days gets better, yeah, crazy warm

so the pictures still quite mercury there. >> countying us from ken what. it was three years ago, today that the uprising known as the arab spring began. thousands once again marching in that country today, marking the country's 2010 revolution, many there say three years later, testimony cities facing challenges. nadine ba ba reports. >> images that inspired uprising across the region. exactly three years ago, street vendors set himself on fire after being harassed by local dishes. the protests following his death swept across the country. the anniversary means little. she is mourning her son who was arrested last month. less than an hour later the police called saying he was dead. but his family says he was clearly tortured. >> they hit him on his forehead. there are so many beatings on his back and feet, they have no mercy. they hit people in the street, is can you imagine what it is like in the police station? >> the family are now seeking a new autopsy, they hope they will be proved right, and plan to press charges. al jazeera took their complaints to

the car that she got is a tweef mercury grand marquis. >> nice. big boat.car. >> noelle lost her great grandmother she's so excite, he hugs everybody. even more special, great grandpa was there to see all of this. >> a huge harry potter fan so even the keefe chain just gets her very excited. >> yay! >> every now and then there are videos like this one where you just don't even really need to say much. >> hey, matt. you hungry, matt? >> sure, tom. >> here's a sandwich, tom. >> what the hell's in it? >> cheese. up know i don't [ bleep ]. >> are you sure? >> how dare he? my addiction to cheese started when i was just a little -- ah! >> thanks, steven. that was enlightening. and now -- not to cheese slap someone, this is a very important public service announcement. >> could become the new viral internet trend, cheese slapping. we started it right here with these guys. >> i hope it doesn't. >> that's going to do it for us here on "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody everybody. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman and it's time for the best vi

. >> reporter: the fountain flowing now, but take a look at it this morning when the mercury plunged. >> to get into the mid 20s is what what we would normally see. to get below 20 last night is very unusual. >> reporter: if you have to be outside tonight, this is definitely the place to be. the only thing i'm missing is that cup of hot cocoa. i'm jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> from the north bay to the south bay, it is just cold. the cold had people rushing into auto repair shops. >> reporter: the temperature in san jose has dropped two degrees in just the past hour. it's 50 degrees. let's give it a second. 50 degrees. we are in for a cold night. most drivers know black ice is one of the big worries when the sun goes down and the temperatures plummet, but it's not the only cold-related car problem. the service center has seen an increase of people coming in because the chilly air caused the air in their tires to compress. >> today is colder than it was yesterday, but i've had probably dozens of phone calls. >> reporter: in most cases if you drive your car for a few hours, the

by tomorrow the mercury will 30 to 40 degrees on the east coast. flights -- hundreds of flights are delayed and thousands -- hundreds of flights are canceled and thousands are delayed. >> we are investigating a deadly hit and run crash involving a pedestrian in woodbridge. it happened at 7:00 sunday night on a occoquan and vineyard way. scene. at the police do not have a description of the vehicle at this time. condition in critical after he was hit by a car in prince george's county. it happened after 6:00 in chillum. neare say he was walking the crosswalk but not in the crosswalk. the driver did stay on scene. around the country all eyes are on the healthcare.gov website. today is an important website -- important day for those that want coverage under obamacare and wanted to kick in january 1. more now from washington. down forock is ticking the long-awaited milestone for obama care. today is the deadline for most americans to sign up for health coverage under the governance -- government's affordable care act onthey want it to kick in january 1

our media partner, "the mercury news" reports san jose will handing out target gift cards for working guns, rifle, and other weapons. it will be held at 9:00 at our lady of guadalupe church. and there will be a buy back event in youth uprising on mcarthur blvd in oakland . one hundred dollars and $200 cash will be given there. and san francisco is holding a buy-back at alive and free omega boys club on tennessee street and it also begins at 9:00 a.m. >>> a man suspected in a series of bank robberies may be connected to a failed bank heist and kidnapping 35 years ago. officers shot and wounded christopher wooten was shot after an attempted bank robbery in novato and the chase. they believe he's the cotten ball bandit who robbed 10 other banks since september. court records shows he has a criminal past. in 1978 he and another man abducted a woman during a botched oil painting robbery and was released from prison if -- in 1990. >> we have more details of a high school band in san jose who was robbed of its fundraising money. the land participated in a concert last night. we are talking a

it has mercury in it. had has not been shown to cause autism.fraid of that, you can get the flu shot without mercury in it. you can get versions without tamirasol. >> dr. segel, excellent advice there. >> great to see you. >> thanks for being us this morning. >>> next up on the rundown, kanye west said performing is like being a cop. now a police chief is firing back and telling him he better check himself before he wrecks himself. >>> and the white house says obama care just needs a better pr campaign. here's what they came up with. will that really work? >>> and our dancing cop from providence, rhode island, still at it. that's the shopping cart right there. ♪ burn, baby, burn ♪ "disco inferno" ♪ burn, baby burn ♪ burn ♪ ♪ ♪ rocking around the christmas tree, at the christmas party hop ♪ ♪ mistletoe hung where you can see ♪ >> tony, tony, tony. >> tony lapar from providence, rhode island, dancing cop having some fun in our holiday. >> that is the happiest cop in america. the happiest police officer in america. >> i love his moves. i love them.

. >> mercury is dropping tonight, taking a live look outside from our exploratorium camera at the east bay. four out of the last five nights we had subfreezing temperature and there is more to come. winter's grip won't let go. hats and scarves have become the standard. some bay area cities will hit freezing tonight with another freeze warning issued for the vast majority of the bay area. the bay area isn't the only place getting the win through blast. 27 states are under a winter weather advisory with storm systems from texas to pennsylvania. this is philadelphia. slammed today by blizzard conditions. at least 16 deaths are blamed on the bad weather. the snow is causing treacherous conditions and massive travel delays. more on that in a moment. first, the latest on our cold snap. we have live team coverage. let's check in with weather anchor spencer christian. >> chilly speaking about lou cold it -- how cold it is. clear styes and temperatures will plummet tonight and tomorrow night. we have a freeze warning for all of the bay area except san francisco. temperatures well below freezing

>> reporter: well, it has a lot to say, and those new details are coming from the mercury news and reuters and it's information that may shed light on why she may have been detained by authorities. he reportedly served in a top secret army unit called the white tigers. the u.s. and north korea don't have formal diplomatic replaces. 60 years ago, an armistice agreement was signed to end the war, but there was never a peace treaty, meaning he could be held as a prisoner of war. north korea arrested him for "hostile acts against the state." his family talked about newman's visit with the swedish ambassador saying it's giving them hope he is in good health. according to a statement issued by the family, the 85-year-old reports he's "being treated well and that the food is good." officials have been detaining newman since october. he was on vacation there, getting ready to leave the country, when officials reportedly took him off the plane. just yesterday, video of the korean war veteran surfaced, shows him reading an apology. an expert says it's clear these were not his words. >> clearly a for

right now, the mercury is already dropping, so to speak. 44 right now here across san jose. you can see the south bay continues to cool off at this hour with temperatures that are even getting close to the 30s back here towards camel. los gatos at 38 and saratoga at 36.

the mercury struggled to stretch above 0 yesterday. some areas feeling as cold as 35 below. >>> the icy blast is forcing more flight cancellations. numbers sure to climb today. most out of newark, dallas-ft. worth and dulles. >> nearly 7,000 flight cancellations since saturday. some people stranded at airports for days. surprisingly, hardly any of the air rage we have seen in recent years. most pangs seem to be taking it in stride like this woman in cleveland. >> we were in new york city for a nice weekend. didn't get out. were put on stand by and stand by and stand by. spent the night. finally got out today after several delayed flights. my friend is still there. >> as for today, you can expect more delays and cancellations for just about every airport east of the mississippi. it's just not going to be a good day if you're trying to fly. >> i'm amazed at people like that woman who still have the smile on their face after all that. i don't think i would be smiling at that stage of the game. >> that happens when you're going to vacation

i currently drive a mercury murata, and it is 11 years old now, and i only have 50,000 miles on it. tavis: you sound like war and buffet. you don't like new cars and you don't like to drive the ones you have. >> i always try to drive a car was perhaps being on the bottom of our list. i had an oldsmobile diesel, i think you remember that fiasco. audi when they had the unintended acceleration, i got that model. get it, but why is it so important for you to drive a car at the bottom of the list? >> everyone thought i would be driving a lexus or bmw or , and it dawned on me that i should not be driving one of those vehicles, because that was getting -- those were getting the top ratings. so i purposely would buy one that wasn't rated very high. 1982, theyback in asked me to drive it. of course it was on the very low end of the ratings in those days, and i drove that and had an accident -- not an accident, but i was driving to the airport and the engine stopped. i pulled over on the side, and i missed the flight. toot on the next flight washington, d.c., where all the and thees were meet

the san jose mercury news is reporting that security guards are set up around the property. they said that they were there to stop the area from, quote, becoming a circus. who made it, we don't know. we have not received word from the person who owned the property about what is going on. >> i have a theory. it looks like a giant computer chip. >> i was going to say the same thing. >> someone from the silicon valley. >> i like that theory. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >> good night. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- ellen degeneres. from "dancing with the stars," comedian bill engvall. the music of tired pony. and ridiculous 911 calls and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] thank you. nice to have you. well, congratulations to new jersey governor, chris christie, he was re-elected. so congratulations to him. yes, yes. [ applause ] huge margin.

miles per hour from the north and the pressure is actually steady over the past hour. 29.96 inches of mercury. here's an upper level disturbance. not a surface reflection, but a very vigorous disturbance in the upper level of the atmosphere that will roll through the metro area later on tonight. and that's going to spell rain showers at first, but snow showers. even downtown, maybe as far south as waldorf, maybe into northern st. mary county beer all is said and done. right now, rain showers all be it light south of town. heavier activity back to charlottesville and you can see things are starting to turn. so we'll keep an eye on this for you tonight. won't see that much in terms of accumulation. in part, temperatures are above freezing. 37 in bethesda. 36 in reston. 38 in fairfax. 37 in college park. and 37 in waldorf. 36 over in annapolis. so rain or snow showers until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. less than an inch. clearing late tonight, bus stop temperatures pretty much the same as they were this morning. 26 to 36, but with wind, dress for the 20s tomorrow for the kids and then colder wed

. >> reporter: at a danville coffee shop customers tried to keep warm when the mercury dipped to 21 degrees. >> i put on five sweaters and was walking around my house. >> reporter: nearby sprinklers doused plants that turned into isaac kells overnight -- icicles overnight. >> i actually slid around on it. >> reporter: crews had to block off this icy sidewalk to prevent people from slipping. and in walnut creek, a patch of black ice near the b.a.r.t. station backed up traffic. i. >> i think it's a little cold all right. i know a lot of people that would dismiss it, it's nothing because it's california. what they don't seem to realize, the air is not quite as dry out here. whereas truckee, you don't feel it that much. >> reporter: a freeze warn something in effect for just about everywhere except san francisco until 89:00 tomorrow morning -- 9:00 tomorrow morning. there is a chance of showers friday afternoon so we could see snow in the mountains. live from walnut creek, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the freezing temperatures forced all three bay area airports to de-ice the planes.

our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports that a controversial type of zoning known as planned community will take center stage when palo alto city council meets at 6:00 p.m. right now the zoning process allows developers to build bigger projects in exchange if public benefits. some residents worry abutted traffic problems. last month, the voters rejected measure continues that would allow the city to rezone an orchard for housing developments with low income units. >> fast food workers will walk an hour. service employees union is leading the effort. fast food chains say mostly these are for people under age 25. >> in australia, a camera has been found and a culprit who stole it and you have to see to blow it. this is rangeers saw when they much withed the recording. the camera that was set up to watch the crack -- crocodiles was stolen by...a bird. the sea bird carried it for 20 miles and then dropped it. the bird pecked at it and posing for a selfie. >> next at 5:00 a.m., the oakland teen set on fire on board an a.c. transit bus starts to move on from the tragedy. [s[man] no

behind me the cold weather has them and others keeping an eye tonight on the mercury. chris chose st. james park to practice his hobby highlighting the grander of the old bank of america building. >> spire and columns and arches. >> reporter: but the artist knows there is a much different picture at ground level. >> last night probably dropped down to 30. if you're outside, the temperature of what it is outside, you know. and you just live it. >> my hands felt like they#l$ñ going to fall off. >> reporter: 5,000 to 7,000 people are estimated to be homeless in santa clara county on any given night. with roughly 300 winter emergency beds available, some choose to sleep in st. james park. >> there was a little ice on the ground. you can notice the change. >> reporter: those who can afford a roof over their heads have been calling companies like bex heating and air conditioning. how busy are you? >> right now we're swamped. we have a lot of people with no heat. imagine everybody gets cold at the same time. >> reporter: his workers start early in the morning and clock out ar

in central park the mercury reached 71 degrees, a new record. records were also set in philadelphia. meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm has more on the storm system. >> well, the storm system that brought us snow and severe weather is now moving off the east coast, and our main concern now is up in the far northeast . from boston up through maine, the chance of icing through the early morning hours here and in the shaded area an ice storm, ice storm warning in this area. this weather alert is for windchills. the pink area, windchill warning where windchills could get down to 40 degrees below zero for this morning. the next batch of snow coming in, this clipper system comes through the midwest in perfect time for christmas eve and christmas day with a little bit of snow. ed curran, cbs news. >>> bad timing. today is an important deadline for the affordable health care act. those who want coverage must be enrolled today. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> wendy, good morning. today is the deadline for most am

that's according to analysis by the city independent auditor and reported by our media partner the mercury news. analysis finds that while the average u.s. police department solves about half of major cases, san jose clearance writ on major crimes has dropped to 30 percent. response time to some emergency calls more than doubled in 8 years. sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a soggy mess. hot water pipe burst around 2:30 this morning. flooded a security checkpoint and knocked terminal a baggage handling system completely out of commission. that forced passengers to ride shuttles or walk to terminal b to drop off the checked bags and to clear security. but again things getting about a being to norma normal. >> while talking about airport. baggage handlers caught red handed. next on 7 news. hidden camera capture airport

the san jose mercury news reports that the city voted yesterday to wait on enforcing the law until a federal appeals court rules on a similar law in loss an. some residents have raised questions of the scope of the new law and support more review and outreach. >> the oakland 18-year-old who suffered second- and third-degree burns after being set on fire aboard an a.c. transit bus is offered by a high school basketball team. the oakland high school basketball team will wear blue shirts with the name of sasha fleischman on the back. sasha fleischman was caring a skirt at the time of 9 attack and does now identify as male or female. the suspects 15-year-old richard thomas faces felony assault with a hate crime enhancement. >> now the weather forecast. what is going on, mike? >> we will take a look and on the weather window from the east bay hills and lock across emeryville to san francisco. we have the possibility of poor air again today mostly in the east bay for a record 10th consecutive. there is no burning of wood through midnight. now, the next 12 hours: high clouds. milder this mo

it's the dropping mercury that has a lot of folks scrambling to make sure their gardens make it through the night. >> it's the first frost of the year, so it's kind of a big deal. >> reporter: the nursery manager susan taylor says her nursery sold six cases of frost cover like this and plenty of frost-protecting spray as customers look to protect plants from the burning frost. >> usually we're taking black plastic which isn't usually so good or sheets so we decided we'd do the right thing and buy the breathable covers. so, because i have -- the hibiscus usually gets frozen. >> reporter: terry conley wasn't scrambling, but recent temperatures and blue skies had people putting off the inevitable. >> even me, tonight, i'll be rushing home and covering everything and putting my succulants under the canopy. >> reporter: if you don't have time to protect your p

. >> the mercury dipped to 43 degrees at 6:30. the fans at the soccer tournament had plenty of blankets but the players had to find other means. >> those on the bench... >> you cuddle? >> i would not mind it. >> in downtown livermore it was 38 degrees at 8:30 but at the pet store, step -- thermal underwear was being sold for the pets. the toll road warning has been motivation to buy, sell, and behave. >> the cold snap could shatter a 41-year-old them record. some folks at this day care fundraiser remember in 1972 when the temperature dipped to 29 degrees! >> that is the year my daughter was born. >> what do you remember? >> we lost a lot of fruit trees. we had fruit treesed that the frost killed. it was freezing cold. >> people bundled up against the cold and vendors sold scarfs for those not prepared. for the latest on the weather changes, download the weather yap with severe weather alerts, radar and hourly temperature forecasts. it is free at abc7news.com/apps. >> people dining at a napa restaurant evacuated after a tire broke

according to the mercury news, neither man served as a lookout as required.s a result, they didn't see the train coming. the coroner reportedly has ruled the deaths an accident. 's still one bi >>> we finally have some long awaited answers in the death of a missing hospital patient, but andria borba tells us there's still one big question tonight. >> reporter: when you watch shows like mci, a key part of the case is always the time of death. that seems to be missing in this case. 67 days after lynn spaulding was found dead in a stairwell at sf general this is what her family has been waiting for, her autopsy report. missing, however, is a key piece of information, when she died. >> the cause of death, if she was out on that stairwell for anything more than a couple of hours, is very clear. it's neglect and malfeasance on the part of san francisco general and the san francisco sheriff's department. >> reporter: the 22 pain report says spaulding died of an electrolyte imbalance, delerium and clinical sep -- sepsis. the report continues by trying to link alcohol

mercury news reports the judge it is missed the captain's lawsuit seeking to get his license back. he served time in prison after investigators found he was going too fast in foggy conditions and was under the influence of prescription drugs when the oil tanker crashed in to the bay bridge in most of of 2007 causing one of the worst ecological disasters in san francisco bay history. >>> a fire inside a glass factory in oakland did not spread to the building today. it started at 10:30 this morning. a glass production line became clogged, that's what sparked the fire. it was contained to three basins and did that reach the walls or ceiling. no one was hurt. >>> sasha fleischman home for thanksgiving after being badly burned had another milestone. she went back to school for the first time in almost a month. lee an woe len dez has the story. >> i think every at school is excited to see me. >> reporter: that's what sasha told us in a previous interview before arriving at school today. the 18-year-old was driven to school by mom. sash that, who has to wear leg band argues, slowly walked

him is mostly identical for the best and will masterpiece was the colorful quilt above thoughts the mercury on thursday is expected to drop close to the freezing point. and our meteorologist to robert's pena has more on the first snow of the season and the capital robert. and ivory into this storm system announced during the ups if the coast of japan out here and already and has been bring us of the white stuff in summer the higher elevations but all that is moving off here towards tokyo on the silly it out of a hawk on a awesome photos. aware about eighteen ten centimeters of snow has fallen on the ground here isn't some about higher elevations little bit south of tokyo call the cold air is moving off towards the compo plane even on top this country at least halfway about three hundred and seventy meters above sea level was the democrats' above the surface of accidents things and fairly heavy snowfall in tokyo the freezing level will be working its way down towards the surface or the overnight hours as this cold air moves all the way from the north end and that storm system was off was a n

that's according to analysis by the city independent auditor and reported by our media partner the mercury news. analysis finds that while the average u.s. police department solves about half of major cases, san jose clearance writ on major crimes has dropped to 30 percent. response time to some emergency calls more than doubled in 8 years. sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a soggy mess. hot water pipe burst around 2:30 this morning. flooded a security checkpoint and knocked terminal a baggage handling system completely out of commission. that forced passengers to ride shuttles or walk to terminal b to drop off the checked bags and to clear security. but again things getting about a being to norma normal. >> while talking about airport. baggage handlers caught red handed. next on 7 news. hidden camera capture airport