both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium.he offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and sanfr

. >> the n.y. giants.bough great stats, the only coach to lead his team to the playoffs each in the four seasons. tom brady, with 23-20. brady had a couple of hits, with not too many good continuity but 16-16. the fourth quarter. from 32 yds away. the baltimore fans cannot believe it. here is the trophy. >> as i was waking up and -- growing up i was a 49ers fan. to play with a great group of teammates. i was a giants fan --. >> if you're looking for the bay-area go to san mateo. and if that is it? everybody is going to blame those kids but i know that as brian mentioned, let us talk about having a couple of turnovers for the weather {laughter} their season ends, tonight at the hands of the new york giants. >>host: what a remarkable season. in the rainy season is upon us. >>brian: it definitely is raining. the futurecast is showing we can see showers. the heaviest rainfall indicated by the orange band. already, things will be improving tomorrow afternoon. >>host: a lot of snowfall and the spirits, good nigh

firefighter was hurt when he fell off of a letter police or offering a $60,000 reward for information n.y. police a total of 68 people were arrested including a man accused of stabbing a police of fister who was trying to arrest him. meatballs, up. and of the best known chefs in chicago-surprise winners announcement. i wouldn't do that. get married? no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card. nice ring. knock it off. ignore him. with the capital one venture card you earn... double miles on every purchase. [ sharon ] 3d is so real larry. i'm right here larry. if you're not earning double miles... you're settling for half. really? a plaid tie? what, are we in prep school? [ male announcer ] get the venture card at capitalone.com and earn double miles on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? i was gonna say that. uh huh... never look a howler monkey in the eye. we built the entire library out of recycled bottles. fried ants are delicious. really. that was a confidence builder. my students actually ended up teaching me. so i learned this dance, let me show you this dance. in

that is one question during your five i think it is important to clarify n.y. -- that is one question. >> it is important to clarify that if i am a consumer i am not charged for that if the cost is imbedded in the general price, so we will see a general charge for that bag. >> that is what i like about the legislation. the merchant can pass the costs directly to the consumer directly, and as we deal with rising costs for produce, in getting them into the price of food and every other cost, it is increasingly difficult, and i think we have to step up and understand the cost of the things we are using, but what does concern me is lower income neighborhoods, and people who are on extremely limited budgets. they are my primary concern. it is done in other countries, but that is where outreach education comes in. to be passed on to the consumer is my concern. i just want to verbalize that. >> you mentioned earlier bags in direct contact with food, food items, so does that include food to go from restaurants to? >> the legislation and we looked at in two ways. as a diner who goes to a resta

scan, this precipitation in pink is a winter makes snow across northeastern ohio, pennsylvania, and n.yain as well. live super doppler 7 patches of rain in the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. during the day tomorrow, the main area of rain and storm system will approach. 49 at reagan national, 50 manassas. these are the high temperatures, but they have not dropped much. the good news, the temperatures will stay well above freezing. no worry about ice just stray showers overnight and into the morning. there will be heavier rain, probably hold off until the afternoon rush hour and through the evening. a fresh look at the forecast coming up. >> a former sheriff's county deputy is not liable for the death of a 20-year-old that he shot twice with a stun gun. >> it's a tragedy. at the end of the day nobody wins, nobody loses. >> that man goes on with his life and does what he wants to, and i have to visit my son's burial plot. >> the mother filed a $145 million lawsuit against corporal torres after it he shot her son twice after a call to the neighborhood. the family argued that he used

the n.y. times breezes the fox theater, night life. praises -- praises of the night life and why it is a top travel destination in 2012. city leaders are hoping that this will draw people to oakland and spend money. this will be published today in the new york times. the top card trouble is panama is number one for its booming economy. no. 2, helsinki, finland for its design and with the olympics and no. 4. >>isabel: big banks >> marty: occupy pressure from big banks. several activists including the occupy san francisco are demanding that they find solutions for home owners were facing foreclosure. this was issued to one bank of america branch asking for better mortgages. they also want to invest in small businesses. >> the pressure to become a effected and get out of our homes. i am asking for them to work with us and not to get -- evicted. >> of our presence has not diminished. we're not going to go away like a puff of smoke and we are focused on achieving our goals. >> marty: many bank representatives have not returned our calls >>i

twenty million dollars price tag for child a saudi businessman puts his own son on sale on facebook to n.y. online. plus a police in new york raid a t.v. studio because of the plot moves by occupy protesters the reason being crucified and being conditions corners altie reports on martin. luther peace soon which brightened if you knew about sun moon from finest impressions. means for instance on t.v. dot com. the world of the true science technology innovation all the news developments from around russia we've got the future coverage this is our talk. to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we are one that one we breathe we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and a government under socialism is not a government of free. you . have very motivated out cross the country who are activists who are willing to fight for what they think is right for themselves but the fact is. we're bridge and. i. think. we are drowning in property drowning and i think it's spreading. it's cutting off our. it's making real democrac

>>vern: us against 'no' and us against 'cant' >>gary: if they played the n.y. giants?stick i would say that the 49ers would be victorious. i do not think they're going to to blow by them. >>vern: if that game is at green bay or here is going to be a 3:30 kickoff next sunday. it looks like a feature being. >> the way that they've set up this schedule 10 tebow vs brady will get a later game. we can see how that got. >> my immediate thought was all winds,--owenbs, owens, >>gary: we will be back with more coming up. the 15-day predictions from brian van aken. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>vicki: this deadly cruise ship accident. it ran aground in italy. search and rescue continue with 4000 people on board. one to six americans. doze

. >> buffalo, n.y., native is the man behind the voice.p. >> people are coming off of work so i'm trying to lighten the mood. >> thank you for spreading out. 18 doors are about to open. >> he is definitely not your usual right hon. >> i would recommend the top five. >>> that is it for this ride. coming up next at 6:00, >> the president announces a cheaper and strong pro-military. -- stronger military. >> the republican candidates are scuffling -- skipping happily through new hampshire. >> this story is heading to the big screen. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> live and in hd, this is abc7 news at 6 on your side. >>> big changes are coming to the white america fights for our freedom.

the n.y. islanders seemed like the ideal partner to make that happen. they beat the camps 3-0.s will try to make amends tonight. >> good morning, washington. i will be at ravens camp as we close in on sunday's playoff game in new england. john harbaugh coaching up the young guys, but relying on the veterans. the patriots are 6-1 against baltimore, but the ravens beat the patriots last year. everybody knows it will be tough in new england. >> wars. even though they have 13-four, they had to earn it. so this one is not going to be any different. it is going to be an intense situation. >> it will be a war. there is a look at your morning sports. have a great day occurred >. >> 5:25. the news continues with "good morning washington". >> the first couple hits the town to celebrate the birthday of first lady michelle obama. learn where they ended up. >> clashes between police and protesters during occupy congress. i am john gonzalez. a live report is straight ahead. >> a cold front swept through last night. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. >> straig

>> guest: i don't think the n.y. times can be considered a liberal newspaper. remember it was one of the chief propagandas or cheerleaders for the war in iraq. it had to write a mayor culpa afterwards. it completely missed the looming financial meltdown because instead of walking into poor neighborhoods where families were being given some prime mortgages that bankers and mortgage brokers knew they could never repay and these things were fraudulent the diced and sold as assets. they were running down and doing lunch with robert rubin. the new york times in the words of sydney's andburg who also had a break with them when he took on real-estate developers or friends of the publisher, papers like that are important since they stop things from getting worse. that is right. but it sets narrow parameters by which to operate and the closer you get to the centers of power the less the established media institutions like the world -- the further you get from the centers of power within the outer reaches of empire the more latitude you have which is why i spent most of

want horse had he not hear one and all why why anne's reign on swineherd a line when you, and i lying n.y. he cannot on the hearing are rockingham and ke minute drive time. that it's not bad at all. the commute here is just a little sluggish for your ride on 580 westbound. looking at the south bay ride, 101, the closer look at the commute on the bayshore freeway, you will see conditions there are still pretty good. the drive times are not bad considering it a little bit of slow traffic between the two freeways. and did 1 01-280 unchanged. a 16 minute drive time. the drive time is 28 minutes through marin county. >>mark: mcdonald's is saying that they will be removing a food additive from their burgers that critics are calling it takes time. that refers to this their beef trimmings treated with ammonium hydroxide to kill bacteria. mcdonald's uses that as filler and all of their hamburgers. jimmy oliver coined the phrase think slime and has been campaigning against the use of the distiller. mcdonald's will be removing although veteran federal regulators say the use of the trimmings is safe.

>>gary: if we ask the average n.y., alex smith, will be their response?ll there is no average new yorker. average, they would say alex smith have not heard much about him watching the end of the game with the saints i didn't afraid of him right now i the that is with the giants fans would say. >>gary: i would mention the same about jim harbaugh. that is all we talk about harbaugh has done this season, has his famed for lack of a better term at reached back east? >> yes, but unfortunately the thing that our audience thinks about the most is that shot down that he had in the minds game. that guy has done an outstanding job in san francisco team. to point a couple things out, you know the giants good linebacker cowherd in that game and you miss him. ahmad bradshaw did not play and the defense that the giants feel right now is nowhere near the defense that you saw when they played during the regular season. >>gary: in a final one, for you. out here we could the 49ers and we keep saying i cannot believe what happened this season due new yorkers still look and

officials involved in the investigation, including housing secretary sean donovan and one of the cochairs, n.y. attorney general eric schneiderman. this is about 35 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> good morning. with all of the people in law enforcement, this must be the safest place in the united states right now. today, we are joined by sean donovan, the attorney general for the strait of new york, eric schneiderman, the attorney for colorado, john walsh, the civil division, tony west, and other critical leaders, including the attorney generals from illinois, lisa madigan, and a u.s. attorney from georgia at and the financial enforcement task force. we are here today to announce an important step forward in investigating the financial misconduct and specifically misconduct in the market for mortgage-backed securities. that contributed to army nation's economic crisis. -- that contributed to our nation's economic crisis. the team standing with me will be leading a new initiative. the residential mortgage-backed securities working group which will operate as

host: curtis gans, the lead story in the n.y. times, if you have not seen it. obama is faulted by swing voters in a new survey. guest: well, you know. i think, again, the dominant issue in our country right now is the economy and jobs. there has not been much movement on that. people who are independent do not have a strong feeling that anything is going to change if you essentially are reelect president obama. he has, as far as i am concerned, based on history, sometime between may and july to see a turning of that employment situation. if he does not, if we are still in the 8% or 9% range, and 15% or 60% out of the labor force or working part-time, -- or 16% out of the labor force working part- time, people ask the question of do we want four more years of this? i think president obama will have a very difficult time being reelected. host: if you're working for the president and 10 months out use of these numbers, the overview numbers of 77% approval by democrats, independents 37%, would you be worried? guest: of course you would be worried. i think obama is

we will go to john in batavia, n.y., outside of rochester. why do you support romney? caller: i'm wavering between santorum and romney but basically, i don't think ron paul has a snowball's chance. the tactics with newt gingrich, because we saw and south carolina his super-pac adds, some of his attack ads, if you played the more listen to the radio, they are really better and wrong. they take a lot of stuff out of context. withot really thrilled mitt romney but depending on his vice presidential candidate, i will have no problem supporting him. host: christopher, long beach, new jersey, a supporter of newt gingrich. caller: i wanted to talk about the patriot act and the national defense authorization act and things of that nature. host: go ahead and. caller: it is pretty important that the executive branch of government now has the ability to make a decision that could lock up an american citizen for life of necessary without any charge or trial. even the assassination of an american citizen has occurred without a trial. host: banks for the call. this is the front page

the average annual n.y. state pension excluding police and fire in our system we cover municipal workers local governments outside new york city, paid workers, police and fire is 6% of our membership. the vast majority are the employee retirement system. average annual pension is 19,150. that is the average pension. 76% of our retirees receive pensions less than $30,000 a year. i think the numbers tell a different story in terms of what the reality is for the majority of people who are -- that pension whether it is 19,000 or $30,000 make a big difference in people's ability to continue to have security in their retirement years. there have been many initiatives to reform or change the pension structures across the country. 39 states made significant revision to the pension plans in the last year and a half and that includes new york with a new tier enacted in 2009. certainly discussions of contribution rate and controlling issues and over time that ends up in pension calculations. these are reasonable areas

problem -- there's no one in this studio who believes any can belongs on this set that doesn't say n.yfan. it's all about the giant can this week. ok? >> giant can. >> brian, you're fired! >> are you forgetting about all our other viewers in all the other cities? i'm thinking san francisco and i'm thinking baltimore. i'm thinking boston, new england area. >> i'm sorry. >> at the end of the day, i think that it will probably be the new jersey giants. >> the new jersey giants with governor christie coming in? >> where do they live? where do they play? >> wasn't my fault! >> ok, fine. >> charles gasparino will be peering off these gigantic tins during this segment. we'll give him a booster chair. >> meantime, we got some headlines for you on this national popcorn day. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. casey anthony's hiding spot revealed as a report out this morning that she's been hiding at the cross church of palm city, florida since her murder acquittal. the church's pastor reportedly acting as her spiritual meantor. he will not confirm nor deny the reports. he's also not explaini

thanks to n.y. a million times over.ce for children who don't have one. >> speaking about your other platform besides education, what's fascinating about your platform. many times people say how can i relate to miss america? while you're sharing your successes this year, you're going to share your personal pain about something that happened in your family with your father. tell us what it is. >> well, it was a time of uncertainty for my family and it was a time that was very difficult and challenging but something that happens in america. something that happens every single day here so it's real and it's relatable. and in turn, i felt like it needs a national voice. and so i've decided to bring mentoring children of incarcerated parents to this national platform. >> so while you were graduating from high school, your father was going to prison. for what? >> for white collar crime. it was very much like the madoff scandal so, you know, it happens every single day and a lot of people ask me how can you relate to other mayb

host: curtis gans, the lead story in the n.y. times, if you have not seen it.bama is faulted by swing voters in a new survey. guest: well, you know. i think, again, the dominant issue in our country right now is the economy and jobs. there has not been much movement on that. people who are independent do not have a strong feeling that anything is going to change if you essentially are reelect president obama. he has, as far as i am concerned, based on history, sometime between may and july to see a turning of that employment situation. if he does not, if we are still in the 8% or 9% range, and 15% or 60% out of the labor force or working part-time, -- or 16% out of the labor force working part-time, people ask the question of do we want four more years of this? i think president obama will have a very difficult time being reelected. host: if you're working for the president and 10 months out use of these numbers, the overview numbers of 77% approval by democrats, independents 37%, would you be worried? guest: of course you would be worried. i think obama is wor