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the concord police respond to an emergency call of a chevy nova slamming into a building. turns out that building is this funeral home on the 41- hundred block of clayton road. the accident also happening during an active funeral. >> there was only one person that was injured in side of the funeral home. they were -- the single person was taken to a hospital. also, the driver and passenger were taken to a deal local hospital. ithere was a third vehicle also involve the was also believed to be a minor the was also taken to hospital. there was also a second vehicle involved. a ford escape. the driver. a minor as well. police say he was not injured. investigators say he is cooperating. police could not provide an the damage. but it is isolated to the street side of the building which has been boarded up. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. another attempt at a search has yet to be scheduled. donelson's family members >> more than two weeks after the newtown, connecticut shooting rampage, adam lanza's body has been claimed for burial. that's according to the new york

ast moves toward the northeast it will be distinguishing nova scotia.ards the west of the pacific system will be slamming the region with high elevation seeing snow up to about 50 centimeters. out toward the west things are looking very cold. you can see the jet stream dipping down. denv looking at 5 degrees. here in if european continent precipitation will be across much of the central region. things will be on the severe side. heavy snow there. 65 kilometers per hour gusts have been reported in much of the central regions. paris will be staying on the drier side. looks like you might get some snow on your tuesday. 4 degrees is for your high. here is our extended forecast. >> that concludes this edition of "newsline." do stay with us.

boston, heading their way, the potential of quite a bit of snow across new england, especially into nova scotia overnight. for us quiet and dry the high pressure bring it temperatures down into the 20's, low 30's. all of the winter weather warnings have been canceled for the metro area, but be prepared for some slick spots early in the morning. the wind will do a good job of drawing the pavement. future-cast, next 48 hours, a high to borrow 37, d.c. cloud cover, -- the high tomorrow 37 decent cloud cover, chance of showers, snowflakes, but nothing expected to accumulate. 25-32 overnight, feeling cold because of the wind. tomorrow, 35-40, and if you are lucky enough to go to redskins park tomorrow, bundle all. kickoff time, 34 degrees, the wind out of the north, northwest at 15-25. new year's day, a few showers low 40's. >> everybody heading to fedex field, bundle up. >> a lot of people going to the big game tomorrow. >> i am hearing 1200 other tickets. the cowboys coming to town, the wizards on the road looking for their fifth win. sports is coming out. >> and now the toyota sports desk,

the protests took place outside nova firearms on west broad street in falls church. >> as people of faith, we believe in compassion and care and love. >> reporter: led by father jim birch, the group face united for gun sanity, is calling for two key changes. >> guns are responsible for the slaughter of innocence time and time again in america. so we're calling for two things, the end of assault weapons and clips and funding of mental health programs. >> i would recommend a revolver similar to this one. >> reporter: nova firearms chief instructor chuck nesby says whether than banning weapons he thinks the emphasis ought to be on teaching how to properly secure them. >> obviously in the case in connecticut the lady did not have her firearms secured from a mentally illegal person, but that's something that's doable. >> reporter: nesby says all the talk about banning guns suns the tragedy has sent sales soaring. -- since the tragedy has sent sales soaring. >> about a 400% increase. why is that? people are afraid of the government. they're afraid of their second amount. rights being restricted

he's over nova scotia, and they go, ahh! as if they know what nova scotia is. santa goes down to antarctica, then up south america so he doesn't come from london across. we had more time than we thought. >> buy your time. >> now they've memorized the entire globe. remember when santa was over ecuador? whew, that was close. that was close. we only had a few minutes but we put the carrots on the roof of our building because that's where santa lands with the reindeer. >> also clever. >> we left a bunch of full-sized carrots. in fact, they gnawed them down to the nubs. >> wow, that's what they needed to get through the rest of the night. >> cookies from santa? >> yes, and the milk. did a nice job. >> i gave my mom some gold earrings. this happens, you know. you get -- the presents all get unwrapped, it's chaos, and one of the earrings is suddenly missing. there ensued the proverbial hard target search throughout the house. trash was emptied, looked through. there was even a theory at one point it might have been in the egg casserole that my mom had made. we were al

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reporter: the bishop of the catholic diocese, he led a small but passionate group of protesters outside nova >> we've seen this before. >> reporter: calling for starters for a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines in the bloody wake of the shootings at sandy hook elementary school. >> to allow these kind of guns that have no other purpose but to murder, slaughter innocent people and children is just insane. >> reporter: chuck nesbee completely disagrees fears a slippery slope towards a comprehensive gun ban. he says despite the tragedy at sandy hook elementary, he remained adamantly opposed to an assault weapons ban. >> i disagree with that. >> reporter: saying law abiding americans

now, listen, i'm not saying the nova scotia over ambassador rice doesn't have race as an ingredient. >> come on now, come on. >> right. >> jon: but only in the same way that race and sexism play a subtly corrosive part in nearly all of our discourse. >> preach! >> tell the truth. >> uh-huh. >> jon: the congressional black caucus, including the beautifully named representative fudge -- >> oh, yeah, fudge. fudge. >> come on, keep it coming! >> what you got now? (laughter) >> so much fudge! (laughter) >> forget about it! >> fudge it out. >> jon: they get excited about fudge. >> uh-huh. >> jon: but, see, they're just -- the congressional black caucus is just trying to put mccain and graham's incoherent attack on rice in a coherent frame. this isn't racism or sexism. >> no, it ain't! >>> jon: it's indiskrim that the bile. meaning it does not discriminate. >> no, it don't. >> jon: now, i'm probably not the most educated person on comedy central. >> no, because that would be colbert. (cheers and applause). >> jon: . >> you know that's right! you know that's right! >> jon: i'm probably the s

a 16-year-old was behind the wheel of a 74 chevy nova.e say the teen was going well over the 40-mile-an-hour speed limit in the area. apparently he was racing another 16-year-old. the service was just beginning when that car crashed into the ouimet brothers funeral chapel. >> literally five seconds after i had entered the side room we heard what we thought was an earthquake and turned around and saw the car careen through the front of the building. luckily, there was nobody there. i am very great of to the priest -- i am very grateful to the priest for ushering everybody in. >> two teens in the car and one person in the funeral home were injured but no arrests so far. >>> there is a move to make a dangerous san francisco intersection safer for bike riders. the head of the city's bicycle advisory committee is suggesting a change at 12th and market street. "the examiner" reports that he wants to have a button added to the signal system for bike riders. they could press it and get the signal to turn green for them. >>> in other bay area head

declining demand in europe and the development of shale technologies so do you because giant gas from nova tech are both down around ten percent on the year gazprom actually remains one of the most under bought stocks with a price to earnings ratio of just three point five. all right wine prices will continue to rise next year and in two years then you're the blue chips could cost thirty percent more that's because of poor harvest that led to france's wind production to slump twenty percent in two thousand well wine expert and exporter sandro i.p.s. really says the mass market winds will actually be growing less by no more than ten percent and he explains why. some more of us every year five six percent us maximum ten percent because. it's a constant growth everywhere not only in france also in new world why is it that the price of wine always growing if we're talking about. best wines or france and some good wines from other countries the quality is going up and some of them most of them let's say. most of them cut the volumes to make the call to better and the second reason is that more

a 16-year-old was behind the wheel of a 1974 chevy nova. police say the teenager was going well over the 40-mile-an- hour speed limit. and apparently he was racing another 16-year-old. a service was just beginning when the car crashed into the ouimet brothers funeral chapel. >> literally five seconds after i had entered the side room we heard what we thought was an earthquake and turned around and saw the car careen through the front of the building. luckily, there was nobody there. i am very grateful to the priest for ushering everybody in. >> two teenagers in the car and one man in the funeral home were injured. no one was arrested. >>> the numbers of drunk driving arrests and of fatal accidents are down this holiday weekend compared to last year. the chp made 723 drunk driving arrests since friday night across the state, more than 200 fewer than last year. accidents killed 9 people in california, down from 12 in the same period a year ago. and as elizabeth mentioned, local transit agencies are offering an alternative to driving tonight.

alexander visits the nova da vinci cemetery and moscow every yeah i hear the soviet and russian elite such as nikolai gogol unbar as yeltsin of buried. the grave of stalin's wife and alexander's grandmother now dazed a little you have is also here. i was made to do you know the story of the monuments and do you know why her hand is about position in the deal so very talented sculptor sadar make this monument. and that's how he depicted the hand of someone who takes their own life. on the night of november the nights nineteen thirty two stalin second wife additional island we have shot herself after a fight with her husband. stalin did not attend the theater. i think she had no other way out yet and there was no way she could escape stalin as knowledge of who died on the numbers and she knew what a blow it was going to be for him yet do most of sort of that's why she did it i think that he did have a sense of guilt and the will in may have blamed the circumstances on her nature. but he certainly did have a sense of indirect guiltless in them going to. the man who was said to have a hea

bishop of the cath like diocese of one spirit led a group of protesters outside of a firearms store, nova ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines in the wake of the blooding shootings at sandy hook elementary school. >> to allow these type of guns that have no purpose other than to murder, slaughter innocent people and children is insane. >> reporter: chuck disagrees, fearing the slippery slope toward a more comprehensive gun ban. >> what's after that, semiautomatic handguns. >> reporter: the chief firearms instructor, he says despite the tragedy at sandy hook elementary, he remains adamantly opposed to an assault weapons ban. >> i disagree with that. >> reporter: saying law-abiding americans should be allowed to carry virtually any gun they please. >> why do we have to limit or restrict the sale of so-called assault rifle or semiautomatic rifles. >> reporter: today's debate on the streets of falls church was also heard in the washington studios of the major television networks. >> i'll look at all the proposals. >> reporter: where virginia senator mark western, a resent -- >>

chuck is an instructor at nova firearms in falls church, virginia, where they nearly sold out of ar-15's and high capacity magazines after newtown. >> so ironically this shooting is inspiring more people to buy this gun, the ar-15 and the high round magazines? >> if i could, i would give senator feinstein and the president salesmen of the year awards. >> reporter: senator feinstein plans to introduce her bill to ban the sale or manufacture of assault weapons on the first day of the new congress in january. that's expected to trigger mother flurry of gun buying. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> it's a heavy-hearted christmas in newtown, connecticut. 26 candles were lit on monday night, one for each shooting victim. they burned all christmas day. volunteers alternated in three-hour shifts to make sure the mramz never went out. the candles burned on a sidewalk memorial filled with teddy bears, flowers, and posters. >>> coming up on "the morning news" prayers for peace. pope benedict calls for an end to violence in the middle east in his annual address. this is "the cbs morning news."

. >> reporter: it was a quiet anti-gun protest of about a dozen people outside the nova firearms gun shop on best broad street in falls church. >> to kill innocent people is immoral, and for the rest of us to allow it to go on is complicit. >> reporter: led by reverend jim birch, protesters are joining the call for a ban on assault style weapons and aim nition and more funding for mental health problems. >> it's document founding to think the answer to violence is to put the weapons of mo more violence in the hands of people. >> reporter: the owner of the gun shop dennis pratt didn't stay inside the store. he cape out and talked to the media. >> i don't understand why they're here exactly. they're exercising their first amendment rights, and we're here just exercising our second amendment rights. >> reporter: and incited by the national rifle association's call for armed guards in school. pratt said there needs to be more accountability for gun owners, including the mother of adam lanza. >> i think if the firearms were properly secured, this issue would have never happened. i think i

two upper classroom in nova scotia and a kid was teased and aggressively treated because of a pink shirt and they wore pink shirts and everyone in the school wore a pink shirt and once a year kids wore pink shirts to school and kids started a group in iowa and nobody knows the identity and started twitter and tweeted to show the support for the person treated badly on twitter. that is more normative and if we share that information with our kids then they will respond in kind. they will be encouraged. >> and i will leave you with that thought. i think anne got it right and if i leave you with that thought that alice is doing is broadcasting this idea of you speak up when you see bullying occur, and what we're doing is taking the power of our platform that reaches almost a billion people what you all with us need to do is come up with programs that enable that to happen. this is the most inspiring thing i have seen and we need to replicate that in every high school around the world. >> i don't know if adults can do it. i think we have to create the space. we have to give them space to do

an instructor at nova firearms re falls church, virginia, where hey nearly sold out of a.r.-15s and high-capacity magazines after newtown. so, ironically, this shooting is a.spiring more people to buy this gun, the a.r.-15, and these mgh-round magazines. >> if i could, i would give ynator feinstein and the president "salesman of the year" awards. s treporter: senator feinstein plans to introduce her bill to ban the sale or manufacture of assault weapons on the first day of the new congress in january. jim, that's expected to trigger unother flurry of gun buying. >> chip reid in washington, thank you. police in newtown got a break today. officers from nearby communities worked the shifts there so that the newtown p.d. could have ingsstmas off. it's been 11 days since the shootings. tiny christmas stockings with the names of the victims are hanging near sandy hook t allntary. a candlelight vigil is scheduled to last all day today. h6 candles-- one for each victim shot at the school. volunteers are taking three-hour shifts to make sure the flames don't go out. ye're now one week away from the so-cal

a 16-year-old was behind the wheel of a 1974 chevy nova. police say the teenager was going well over the 40-mile-per- hour speed limit and apparently racing another 16-year-old. a service was just beginning when the car crashed into the funeral chapel. >> literally five seconds after i had entered the side room we thought it was an earthquake and saw the car careen into the building. i'm grateful to the priest for ushering everybody in. >> three people were injured. so far no arrests. >>> checking bay area headlines, police are still looking for the person who mugged a woman and killed her dog in san francisco. the woman stopped her car in the tenderloin on friday when a man tried to rob her then grabbed her 12-year-old dog named roxy and threw it into traffic. police are checking for surveillance video of the area and are offering $1,000 reward for any information. >>> the young woman charged in a hit-and-run death in san francisco is due back in court for arraignment this morning. police say 23-year-old gina eunice had four people on twin

. >> reporter: a small but vocal group of gun control advocates protest outside the nova firearms gun shop in falls church. reverend jim burch led the charge for a ban on assault styles we pops and for more funding for mental health programs. >> to kill innocent people is immoral. for the rest of us, to allow it to go on is complicit. >> reporter: the owner of the gun store said he didn't understand why protesters were outside his shop but acknowledged it's protected speech. >> they're exercising their first amendment rights and we're here exercising our second amendment rights. >> reporter: in an interview on "meet the press" the head of the nra reiterated his calls forearmed guards in schools across the nation. >> fit's crazy to call for putting police and armed security in our school to protect our children, then call me crazy. >> reporter: one of the falls church protesters is a resent high school graduate. she disagrees with having armed personnel in schools. >> i would not have felt safer. i think i would have felt more in harm's way. i don't agree with guns in general. >> repor

at first glance there was the nose of the chevy nova. it was sticking aout of -- out of the chap -l and debris was everywhere. with the arms around those who had been ushered outside of the side room was inside, they were grateful. >> literally sends after i had been in the side room, the car careened into the building. >> reporter: inside the funeral home the car struck a man who lingered in the foyer before services began. sending the 62-year-old to the hospital as well. >> there's significant damage inside the building that goes into the foyer of the chapel. the second driver who was not involved in the collision returned to the scene and we were able to identify him through witnesses and witness accounts. so he's been detained for further investigation. >>> while camera phones snapped the funeral director pointed to the woman he moved toward minutes before impact. >> i owe my life to maryland. i do. so thank you so much. >> reporter: there had been no arrests and no exact cause. preliminary reports indicate speed and the teen driver

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. >> the damage is also claiming evidence on a che nova involved.oncord police are asking whether the driver lost control spinning into the chapel at 4125 clayton road around 130 this afternoon. 2 teenagers were inside, ages 16 and 17. paramedics rushed both young men to the had hospital with serious injuries. 1 man still lingering in the foyer before services was set to begin was struck and hurt bad enough for parmidics to transport him in the hospital had. right now officers are interviewing the teenagers who believe the second driver was not involved. >> the second driver returned to the scene and we were able to identify him. 3 witnesses and the witness accounts has been detained for this speed driving allegation. >> we heard what we thought was an earthquake and we saw the car rareining through the front -- car. police are asking others if they saw the crash. we'll have more for the story tonight at 10. reporting live in conorder to. >>> a $5,000 reward is being offered by a family of a man who went missing after jumping into a creek in marin c

pulled off life support at a nova fairfax hospital. >> all i know is i was told when they found him he had been down too long and he was brain dead. >> reporter: the cause of death is under investigation by city police. mcleod says she believes her exfiance had something to do with it. >> what i do know is that people around this man die and it keeps happening. >> reporter: as part of the investigation into the toddler's death it's prompted police to look closely at the deaths of two people close to the father. his mother who prince william county police ruled committed suicide in 2008 and his exgiver friend, 22-year-old shawn mason. she was found murder in her condo. the two also had a son who is now 13. at the time, police told fox 5 they didn't have the evidence they needed or a suspect. >> well, it is frustrating not having the weapon. not being able to come to a closure and most of all, i know it's painful for the family. >> reporter: in march during a heated custody battle over prince court documents provided by mcleod show the same detective testified rams was a person of intere

the concord police respond chevy nova slamming into a building. turns out that building is this funeral home on the 41- hundred block of clayton the accident also happening during an active funeral. >> only one person and the from roll hall was injured and they were transferred to a hospital. the vehicle were juveniles that struck the funeral home and they're also transpo transported to a local hospital court >> the was also a the other vehicle, a minor as well in the fourth mistake. >>> police say he was not injured. investigators say he is cooperating. police could not provide an estimate of the extent of the damage. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>> the family of a missing novato man has offered a five-thousand dollar reward police say 23- year old the corte madera creek to avoid a sobriety test in ross on christmas eve. during their search for the man on thursday. another attempt at a search has yet to be scheduled. donelson's family members are putting up the reward to encourage help from anyone with a boat that could be used i

. >> that rumbling noise was the sound of a 1974 chevy nova crashing into the building and wiping out the front lobby. the 16-year-old driver and his passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and so was a man attending the service. he suffered a broken leg. concord police say all was the result of what appears to have been two 16-year-olds racing. >> the preliminary reports from witnesses suggest there were two cars involved possibly in a speed contest down clayton road with one losing control and ending up in the building behind me. >> those in the funeral home say it could have been worse. most of the people have made their way past the lobby and into the chapel except a few employees who came very close to getting hurt. >> we were in the lobby literally five feet when the car came in. had to come through 10 seconds earlier and i would not be standing here today. >> there was another service scheduled later in the day. they directed mourners to the salvation army. michael serves as a funeral director jie. we were lucky today. the salvation army was gracious and they

. >> that rumbling noise was the sound of a 1974 chevy nova crashing into the building and wiping out the front lobby. the 16-year-old driver and his passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and so was a man attending the service. he suffered a broken leg. concord police say all was the result of what appears to have been two 16-year-olds racing. >> the preliminary reports from witnesses suggest there were two cars involved possibly in a speed contest down clayton road with one losing control and ending up in the building behind me. >> those in the funeral home say it could have been worse. most of the people have made their way past the lobby and into the chapel except a few employees who came very close to getting hurt. >> we were in the lobby literally five feet when the car came in. had to come through 10 seconds earlier and i would not be standing here today. >> there was another service scheduled later in the day. they directed mourners to the salvation army. michael serves as a funeral director jie. we were lucky today. the salvation army was gracious and they

super nova, in the way it would affect earth, lots of people believe it will continue to happen.sday areas, all the way back to early times. >> end the world as we know it. i feel fine, because it didn't happen. >> you know what? here is the thing, this is why it is not going anywhere. one third of americans, public relations institute believes the natural disasters are a sign of the bible, and 13% believe tell world is going to end in their lifetime. so don, the conspiracy theories and the apocalypse theories are already beginning. i am getting calls, they're saying no, it is really going to be next week or january or february, so get ready. >> must have hired the same people as karl rove. >> i get that, thank you scrape and what is next, i'll talk to some people who are preparing for another doomsday scenario, global economic collapse. and aside from the fiscal cliff, the battle in washington could hit you, the price of milk, higher. we'll explain.

at the same time the chief instructor for firearms at nova firearms says no way to new laws. he said law abiding americans should be allowed to carry virtually any gun they please. as for the american people, poll numbers show kind of equally divided on this issue. 57% of americans support tougher gun control laws. definitely an edge but not consensus on this issue. >> listening to the talk shows yesterday and mainly from the point of view of the nra, they were talking about americans also definitely want our schools to be protected and they're talking about putting armed guards, good guys with guns in schools. just how doable is this when we can't even pay for more teachers? >> asa hutchinson as we just heard is going to be on cbs this morning. he's the point person, former congressman from arkansas. he now works for the nra. he says this program would cost $2 billion to implement in the united states. our partners over at "u.s.a. today" have crunched the numbers. they say that 70% of schools in america currently don't have any police officers on the premises. 60% don't have

scott nova who works for worker right consortium said they're being a little deceptive here. rogue supplier as walmart claimed. there were several suppliers working in a factory. it stretches credulity to think that walmart famous for its tight control over its global supply chain didn't know about this. what is more fascinating about this story is that bloomberg released a story indicating that last year walmart had the opportunity to do something about the safety conditions within these factories. retailers came together and they were going to possibly fund some upgrades to these factories to make sure that workers would be safe. walmart was not in favor of spending the money to make these facilities safe for the workers. according to one official at walmart, specifically to the issue of any corrections on electrical and fire safety we are talking about 4500 factories, and in most cases very extensive and costly modifications that would need to be under taken in some factories it's not financially feeds edge for the brands to make such investments. cenk, it's not feasible t

why is nova been such a big draw for federal contracting dollars and the big salary jobs that come with them? one word for you. dulles. the international airport provides easy access to washington on its limited access highway. dulles also provides connections to both national and international markets. but it's already been feeling effects of the soft economy. the recent recession left many commercial buildings vacant. if more businesses go under, that means more vacancies, more job losses, possible new foreclosures, and tax revenue to the state could take a dive as well. that is where we see these ripple effects happening. >> a lot of big contracts. that makes a huge impact around here. absolutely. >> thanks, jess. >>> superstorm sandy is widely thought to have slowed the u.s. job growth last month. the only question is how much. an answer is expected to emerge from the government's job report from november which is due out today. meanwhile new jersey's governor paid a visit to president obama yesterday asking for money to help his state rebuild. the storm destroyed 80% of this sea si

. >> reporter: for years, apartments set abandon order nova avenue in prince george's county invitingrant all kinds of crimes, those buildings have been demolished. this is a part of the county transforming neighborhoods initiative. the chief says once it is taken out of the community the next phase is to make sure the county services that are needed in that area are brought in. >> with this philosophy with everybody in, everybody has a piece of this, because you cannot arrest your way out of this, out of issues, you can't. >> reporter: there's also been a focus on organized crime as opposed to just individuals. >> we are very good at who pulled the trigger but who prompted that? is there an organization that prompted that action? and if there was, we are going after that organization. >> reporter: it is a philosophical change that has resulted in a 9% drop in robberies. 15% drop in shootings. 20% drop in breaking and entergs and a 7.5% drop in overall crime. >> to have a crime you have to have a victim, suspect a location. now we are attacking all three of those. >> reporter: prince

so, for this song, roots, can you do it like a bossa nova type of jam?ng. ♪ ♪ lady from new jersey is here comes when the leaves in fall are in the air and when she's jumping ♪ ♪ she makes the band go stacy stacy you are a good looking girl ♪ ♪ i wonder how you hang out with the stores ♪ i'll catch you later when is weather is warm ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] stacy! [ cheers and applause ] who else? who wants up? you want to do it? let's go, let's go. let's go, pal. there you go. all right, here we go. what is your name? >> audra. >> jimmy: audra? [ cheers ] audra, the presidential election was on tuesday. would you ever run for president? >> no. >> jimmy: you said that pretty quickly, yeah. now, why is that? why don't you think you'd make a good president? >> skeletons. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] is that your boyfriend right there? >> my husband. >> jimmy: yeah, nice to meet -- your husband. nice to meet you, buddy. how you doing, pal? all right, very good. very good. roots, we have audra who said she would not

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. >> voters approved it in nova long with voters in washington state and maryland. gay marriages started in washington earlier this month, maryland takes effect tuesday january 1st. >> washington lawmakers are running out of time to reach a deal on the fiscal cliff. senate leaders are working on a last ditch agreement. they hope to vote as soon as tomorrow. both houses will reconvene tomorrow. some republicans suggest racing taxes for those earning at least a million, the president and democrats want increases on making more than $250,000 a year. >> we can't afford a politiclyself inflicted wound to the economy. the economy is growing but keeping that way means the folks you sent to washington have to do their jobs. >> the president said congress must meet the new year's deadline and pass a balanced plan. >> the president's proposal to raise taxes on the top 2% won't even pay one third of the interest that's owed on this 16 trillon dollar debt. >> ouri senator gave the gop address saying the president's tax hike would only fund the government for eight days. >> here

along highway 101, redwood boulevard, san marin drive, light to moderate rain falling in nova doe, lucas valley, san rafael, seeing light to moderate rain. it was coming down pretty good a few minutes ago. light rain all the way down into daly city and it looks like it's shifting down into the bay area as well pass oakley and birkly. our camera shots are -- berkeley. our camera shots are showing this is not hitting but it will. by 9:00 or so it should be in the south bay. in addition to the rain we're dealing with winds. 10 to 20 miles an hour in some cases. the bay area as well pass the coast dealing with a wind advisory until 10:00 this morning. these winds coming from the south which means if you are crossing the bay bridge, the richmond san rafael, it's blowing right against your car. it will be treacherous in some cases. we have a winter storm warning for the sierra. this parent system here will just hang around saturday and sunday bringing us a new storm for each day. at this hour by 8:00, it's beginning to shift into the central bay, and then scattered showers will remain in the f

fairfield reporting, fog at times, napa down to a quarter mile as well as nova toe. your visibility could drop off suddenly as you make your morning drive. we're seeing the chilliest numbers over the north bay. with the chilly conditions and calm conditions, setting the stage for cold numbers, the possibility for fog over the north bay. upper 30s in napa. off to the east bay. we're looking at the fog spilling in the central valley. be prepared. a lot of fog reported in that area. ridge of high pressure will continue to stretch into the bay area at some point bringing us an offshore breeze. i will be tracking that for you. but wean now and then -- but between now and then, unseasonably colder weather into next weekend. 61 san francisco. 62 in oakland. low 60s, concord and, antioch, hayward down into the south bay. 63 san jose. 63 mountain view. low 60s palo alto as well as redwood city, the extended forecast, a little warming trend into the weekend. it's just going to be nice. mild weather will continue through about tuesday. back to you. >>> 7:10. vale police arreste

. >> and the colleges in area, too, george mason, and we have prince georges county college, and nova question about that. as we see national pressure, states are also contributing less money than previously. my university is one that has seen contribution cuts over the past few years. you are seeing people have to do more with less. on the surface that sounds good, every organization should be as lean and efficient as possible, but the reality is you need dollars to do things, and if you don't have the dollars it will be much more difficult to do that which you intent to do. >> we have to take another break, and we will pick back up with you, maria, when we come back, and we will talk virginia >>> welcome back. looking ahead to 2013, maria, we are talking about striking a balance in the tough economic climate. >> i want the politicians to be aware that the families we serve are living literally paycheck to paycheck and sometimes borrowing paycheck to paycheck. and so you know, to really balance medicaid and to balance food stamps and to balance public housing, we need to be very care

the products are three ounce nathan's brand cold smoked and four ounce cold smoked nova. illnesses have been reported. >>> the tide is expected to be back to normal today in parts of marin. for the past three days county has experienced a king tide. yesterday was the last day of the tide. more rain is expected on monday and tuesday. >> we are going to get a little bit of more rain but we have sunny skies outside and mark is here right now to tell us about what's ahead today, this weekend and into next week. >> very a lot to talk about. we started off with breaks in the clouds but already a lot of cover cast across parts of the  bay area. still a few partly cloudy areas. current temperatures, want to bundle up. those reading are in the lower 30s, also reports of fog toward livermore and dublin at last check. as we take a wider view you will notice the cloud cover and the rain, the bulk of the action up to the north but even a few sprinkles, a few sprinkles approaching parts of the north bay. the closer inspection of the local sweeps you will notice still activity out ther

although they it rate buying on nova. >> he's a board member of hewlett-packard. >> michael, dell had good things to say, $5 billion away from pcs. these are regarded as pc stocks. pc, pc, pc, no. >> but as a trade, there is this notion perhaps that with whitworth on the board that there could be change from within. should meg whitman not be an attraction she needs to gain over the course of the next year or so? therefore, it will result in some change at hewlett-packard, which could be good for the stock. and we've seen that since the autonomy alleged broad bottom a few weeks ago. >> your point is well taken, i think, melissa. this is an incredibly important year for hewlett-packard. a year where you really do need to need to start see traction where meg whitman outlined. from my own reporting, they're behind on that. but of course there's going to be questioning. of course, there is going to be that other door that says, okay, let's go down the break-up path. it's not working. but we're not there yet. >> no, no. take a look at shares of facebook. being included in the nasdaq 100, st