i was in an ordnance company. so i was in the ordnance unit, rather and my company was the largest of that ordnance unit. so, and bravo company, you know, ordering a pen, i could order a pen, i could order a machine gun and m-60, saw weapon, these things were on the books and on paper it is very interesting to have accountability for these incredibly massive and powerful weapons and at same time, oh, i need a roll of paper, some tissue. so it is pretty ironic. and then the networking aspect is so vast because you have unit supply, which is a 9yankee. then we worked with shop office which were alphas. alphas also worked at the warehouse. and 92 juliettes which were medical supply officers. so it was a small world amongst the logisticses family and we all kind of knew each other, knew how to get to each other versus, you know, in different aspects of the military. the jobs would be a little bit more secular and separated. so logistics was more like professionally a little bit, one, a bit more of a happy family. in t

. >>> sunny vale's gun control ordnance is set to take effect january 1st. owners to keep firearms locked up and notify police within 48 hours if a gun is lost or stolen. anyone selling ammunition needs to make sure and report who is buying the ammo. the nra plans its own suit next week. >>> vallejo police are investigating their city's third homicide in just the past week. today's deadly shooting was reported about 3:45 this afternoon in the parking lot of king's supermarket. witnesses say a man was shot in his car then got out of his car and was shot again. police say a large and hostile crowd gathered at the scene. officers called for mutual aid from other agencies to conserve the scene. this was the 25th homicide in vallejo so far this year. >>> in saratoga we have learned that a man shot by deputies today has died. authorities say the man was acting suicide around noon. officials say the man attacked deputies with a blunt object. one deputy opened fire hitting the man. he died at the hospital. two deputies were also taken to the hospital with nonlife th

the pleasant hill city council approved the ordnance.laces restrictions on how close a gun store could be located to a school or club. >>> mikael sustevo rifle was introduced in the soviet army. the weapon became widely used because of its reliability and because of how easy it is to operate. when reporters would ask him if he ever felt badly about creating a weapon that contributed to so much bloodshed he said he blamed the nazi's. he would have rather work on a good lawn mower. >>> and more on the puppy that was found in an area dump. the big demand for the little dog that has animal control workers very excited. >>> also ahead, our meteorologist mark tamayo with our bay area forecast including how warm it'll be for christmas. >>> it fell short of expectations but the america's cup may be coming back to san francisco. what the mayor say it is city has learned. >>> another candle stick memory. in 1987, >>> the abandoned poodle mix pup will not be homeless for long. the center has been inundated by calls after our story. and it's no wond

. >>> sunny vale's gun control ordnance is set to take effect january 1st. the ordnance requires gun owners to keep firearms locked up and notify police within 48 hours if a gun is lost or stolen. anyone selling ammunition needs to make sure and report who is buying the ammo. the nra plans its own suit next week. >>> vallejo police are investigating their city's third homicide in just the past week. today's deadly shooting was reported about 3:45 this afternoon in the parking lot of king's supermarket. witnesses say a man was shot in his car then got out of his car and was shot again. police say a large and hostile crowd gathered at the scene. officers called for mutual aid from other agencies to conserve the scene. this was the 25th homicide in vallejo so far this year. >>> in saratoga we have learned that a man shot by deputies today has died. authorities say the man was acting suicide around noon. officials say the man attacked deputies with a blunt object. one deputy opened fire hitting the man. he died at the hospital. two deputies were also taken to th

the pleasant hill city council approved the ordnance.e a gun store could be located to a school or club. >>> mikael sustevo rifle was introduced in the soviet army. the weapon became widely used because of its reliability and because of how easy it is to operate. when reporters would ask him if he ever felt badly about creating a weapon that contributed to so much bloodshed he said he blamed the nazi's. he would have rather work on a good lawn mower. >>> and more on the puppy that was found in an area dump. the big demand for the little dog that has animal control workers very excited. >>> also ahead, our meteorologist mark tamayo with our bay area forecast including how warm it'll be for christmas. >>> it fell short of expectations but the america's cup may be coming back to san francisco. what the mayor say it is city has learned. >>> another candle stick memory. in 1987, pope john ii presided at a mass at the stick. one man said he could not figure out why he considers himself a pretty big sinner. soon, californians from to salinas to

madam clerk call item 2 >> item 2 is an ordnance to have the group comply with the family workplace ordinance. >> and wanting chewing is the author. >> thank you, colleagues. i appreciate our consideration of this brief and clean up technical ordinance to the measure we passed some months ago. if you remember colleagues with when we had passed the legislation around the friendly family workplace we have the standard as the health care security ordinance which is 20 or more employees but unfortunately, because we didn't capitalize the e on employer it created an consistent that our oc staff pointed out we want to quickly fix that as it's implement on january 1st. i want to recognize our staff anything else you want to recommend >> no supervisor the office wants to. >> tracy: thank you for clarifying the issue. hopefully, this will go through through won't be any confusion to the public that the employees will be told on january 1st you're not inadmissible and then later. so thank you very much >> thank you oc for you're working and engagement with small businesses in would what the ordinance d

sunnydale passed a none gun control ordnance that has the nra considering a lawsuit. >>> don knapp shows us people were lining up to give guns and get paid. >> reporter: give guns, get cash. this marked the first anniversary of the sandy hook school shooting. at the omega boy's club. people turned in shotguns, handguns, and rifles. >> i work with kids and the biggest risk factor is a firearm. if we can get them out of the hands of folks, better for everybody. >> reporter: dr. joe marshall offers a unique perspective. >> when i was a kid, there were a lot of fights but nobody died. nobody had a gun. but now everybody believes in carrying a gun. that is why you have so many deaths. >> reporter: assault weapons brought twice as much. $200 each. >> somebody had a rusted out, what is it like an m16 or something that they threw in the ocean and somehow it came back to life. so we took that off the streets as well. >> machine guns. >> reporter: we started at 9:00 and cars were lined up about 7:00 this morning so they were eager to get rid of their unwanted guns. by early afternoon, san jose pol

the fairfax county board of supervisors unanimously passed an ordnance last night to let police ticket you if your party is too loud. that would be a misdemeanor offense and come with a fine of up to $500. >>> they are on pace to break the annual gun sales record and some of that credit goes to a pretty brisk business on black friday. according to the figures from the virginia state police, there were more than 3900 gun transactions on black friday alone. and as of monday, state police had noted more than 431,000 gun transactions for the whole year. >>> all right, safety is taking on a new look in part of maryland. some crosswalks in downtown baltimore are being painted to look like hopscotch boards. you remember that game from when you were little and you jump on one or two feet depending on the square? it's one of four new designs and another looks like a giant zipper. careful. >>> all right, well today they tell me it's international cheetah day. and just think you forgot to get me a present didn't you? but i have one for you, take a look at this. oh man. that is an adorable chi tha

the ordnance will get a second reading in january and could become law in richmond 90 days later. >>> after a long and sometimes bitter debate, a controversial project to improve soccer fields at golden gate park will finally move forward. a san francisco judge threw out environmentalist claims that the project did not have proper oversight. the judge's move clears the way for the city to replace grass soccer fields at beach chalet with synthetic turf and new lights. the $14 million project is expected to start next year and be completed in 2015. >>> a country music singer used her star power to rename the san jose civic auditorium this evening. >> two, one. >> that's wynonna judd. she performed at the rededication event. it will now be called the city national civic. part of a sponsorship deal with citibank. $15 million is spent to renovate the 77-year-old building. >>> how would you like a christmas tree? but no pine needles in your car? maybe you don't have a car. you can still get a tree. one-day tree delivery between 11:00 and 8:00 p.m. you can use the uber app to order a seven-f

ordnance is one thing. blown up people are another. i am with a lot of infantry guys , and one hands me a stick of gum and he is like here, chew on this, it actually has -- it actually helps with the smell because these bodies have a distinct sense of smell. and my team leader was not a frantic person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him -- was not a friendly person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him for device. i do not watch horror movies because i have seen what that stuff looks like in reality. basically, when someone blows himself up, usually all that is left is part of their head and part of their legs. i was searching for secondary devices. hey, here are humongous boulders. could you please go check these boulders to make sure there are no secondary devices? i was like sure, whatever. i am walking over these very unstable walks, -- huge rocks, and i slept because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and -- slipped because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and a weapon. and i slip and put my han

ordnance is one thing. blown up people are another. i am with a lot of infantry guys , and one hands me a stick of gum and he is like here, chew on this, it actually has -- it actually helps with the smell because these bodies have a distinct sense of smell. and my team leader was not a frantic person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him -- was not a friendly person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him for device. i do not watch horror movies because i have seen what that stuff looks like in reality. basically, when someone blows himself up, usually all that is left is part of their head and part of their legs. i was searching for secondary devices. hey, here are humongous boulders. could you please go check these boulders to make sure there are no secondary devices? i was like sure, whatever. i am walking over these very unstable walks, -- huge rocks, and i slept because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and -- slipped because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and a weapon. and i slip and put my han

noelle walker found a business that's suffocating under the no burn ordnance. >> reporter: this is the time of year when people head out to christmas tree lots trying to get into the holiday spirit. but with all these spare the air dates sitting in front of a fireplace cannot be the mood setting and it's hurting the firewood sellers. >> we call it a hard hardwood. >> reporter: not all logs. >> this area right here is the walnut. >> reporter: are created equal. >> it just cranks out the heat. >> reporter: but tonight almond, walnut, oak, these mountains of firewood are all the same. they can't be burned because of another spare the air night. >> it keeps people away. if they're thinking about ordering they will wait until after the spare the air. >> reporter: the trucks are ready to make firewood runs tomorrow but the deliveries are light lately. >> essentially it's like pulling hundred dollar billing out of our pocket. >> reporter: this animation shows the particulate building up over today. chimney spoke is like having a smoking section in a restaurant. eventually the whole restaurant

noelle walker found a business that's suffocating under the no burn ordnance. >> reporter: this is the time of year when people head out to christmas tree lots trying to get into the holiday spirit. but with all these spare the air dates sitting in front of a fireplace cannot be the mood setting and it's hurting the firewood sellers. >> we call it a hard hardwood. >> reporter: not all logs. >> this area right here is the walnut. >> reporter: are created equal. >> it just cranks out the heat. >> reporter: but tonight almond, walnut, oak, these mountains of firewood are all the same. they can't be burned because of another spare the air night. >> it keeps people away. if they're thinking about ordering they will wait until after the spare the air. >> reporter: the trucks are ready to make firewood runs tomorrow but the deliveries are light lately. >> essentially it's like pulling hundred dollar billing out of our pocket. >> reporter: this animation shows the particulate building up over today. chimney spoke is like having a smoking section in a restaurant. eventually the whole restaurant

. >>> the supervisors passed an ordnance last year that requires a 5-cent charge for a plastic bag.here's no word if it will appear to the state supreme court. >>> friday's mega millions jackpot is nearing an all time high. it's estimated to reach $400 million but the odds of winning are also huge. operators at the multi state lottery changed the rules in october to try and build bigger jackpots. now you pick numbers between one and 75. it used to be one and 56. but there are fewer mega numbers down from 46 to 15. the new odds of winning are one in 259 million. and since the change, no one has won the big money. >>> financial assistants for sex workers victimized by crime. the effort to change a california regulation that is unlike any other in the u.s. >>> and in five minutes our chief meteorologist bill martin's complete forecast. find out if temperature. >> jason: reach the 70s. >>> they're not freaking out, why arthey're gifing out.? gif-ing out? ...because of the great deals they got at kmart. right. thursday through saturday, family fleece is buy one get one free. and download

. >>> the supervisors passed an ordnance last year that requires a 5-cent charge for a plastic bag. to the state supreme court. >>> friday's mega millions jackpot is nearing an all time high. it's estimated to reach $400 million but the odds of winning are also huge. operators at the multi state lottery changed the rules in october to try and build bigger jackpots. now you pick numbers between one and 75. it used to be one and 56. but there are fewer mega numbers down from 46 to 15.  the new odds of winning are one in 259 million. and since the change, no one has won the big money. >>> financial assistants for sex workers victimized by crime. the effort to change a california regulation that is unlike any other in the u.s. >>> and in five minutes our chief meteorologist bill martin's complete forecast. find out if temperature. >> jason: reach the 70s. >>> safer streets for pedestrians and bicyclists but at what cost. what first responders are doing so that they can quickly respond to emergencies. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never bee

restaurants faced possible lawsuits for not spending a customer surcharge on employee health care as an ordnanceequires them to do. the offer led to 38 settlements totaling more than $2 million. that money will be distributed to almost 4,000 employees at restaurants around the city. >>> san francisco's tamale lady is getting a fresh start in the new year with her own restaurant. she has been unable to sell her popular late night snack since the summer when the city of san francisco banned her from selling her tamales inside bars. now she has finally found a location for her own restaurant at 16th and mission streets. she hopes to open her restaurant after remodeling work is done. >>> coming up the golden state warriors could face another obstacle to getting a new arena. >>> new years eve preparations are starting early. we are live in the south bay surrounded by balloons. we will tell you where this are all going. >>> we do have a couple of accidents to tell you about over in the east bay and marin county. this is a live look at the east shore freeway. >>> pattern is pretty much stuck which mean

the proposed ordnance will give bike riders and other victims of road rage more access resource in court. it would also protect more vol herbal people on -- vulnerable people on the road like children and elderly people. >>> george shirakawa is due in court today in connection with alleged campaign mail fraud. he was sentenced to a year in jail for misusing public money. this afternoon he will face an additional felony count. he is accused of sending illegal mailers to discredit magna lay that when she ran for san jose city council in 2010. rematch will take place in the june primary. [ inaudible ] the illegal campaign mailers will sent to those of vietnamese community and made her look like a communist. >>> he is due to start speak at 8:15 this morning. ktvu will provide coverage. >>> also this morning california republicans are defending a website that criticizes the new health care law. >> democrats say taxpayer money should not have been used to create the site. it looks too much like the real website for the state's health care exchanges and could prevent users from signing up. the

because city ordnance bans chickens in residential neighborhoods much want harts had to convince the council to change the rules for autistic for son. one year and now the year suspect. council voighted not to give the family extension. chickens belong in agricultural areas. j.j. parent's say they will keep up their fight. you be the judge. should the little boy be able to keep his chickens and is the city council being mean or is a rule a rule go. to gretawire and vote in our poll right now. coming up, private information going public, worse, it might be yours. thanks to obamacare. find out, that's next. imagine this. not sure what to do about obamacare. goian line to see about the possibilities. without permission your name and contact information is handed over to insurance agents. that is what has happened to tens of thousands of people in california. "l.a. times" reporter chad joins us. nice to see you, chad. >> thanks for having me. >> so what happened and are people in california whose personal information handed over, are they upset? >> it has generated a sharp reaction on bo

proposed ordnance would give bike riders and other victims of road rage more access to resources in court. >>> the former supervisor is due in court today in connection with a large campaign mail fraud. he was sentenced to a year in jail. he's accused of sending illegal mailers to discredit mg da lee that. the illegal mailers were sent to those of the vietnamese community and designed to make her look like a communist. >>> happening today at the white house president obama will talk about the economy at 8:15 this morning. he will be focusing on the income gap between the rich and the poor. he will be saying income and equality are a fundamental threat to the american dream. the president will also call for raising the minimum wage. president obama is due to speak at 8:15 this morning. ktvu will provide coverage of his remarks coming up on mornings on 2. >>> also this morning california republicans are defending a website one that criticizes the new health care law. the democrats say taxpayer money should not have been used to create that website. democrats are also saying the website crea

then i ended up going into explosive ordnance disposal which basically i was in a bomb squad.i did a relatively challenging job, but again, economics laid a big role in it. we're in the middle of a war but i'm -- what a college degree and the want of any college debt. that played a part in it but i think there was still like patriotism factor as well, coming from what i would refer to as the deep south, had that in my family heritage. >> everything that everyone just said actually. i think we all share the common, the idea of the camaraderie, a chance for me a chance to travel and meet a lot of new people. taken out of my comfort zone. i joined my sophomore year of college, joined rotc. it take for school. is good to think once i graduated i wouldn't have school to pay for and i wouldn't have any debt. when i was a sophomore in college, that was 20 -- 2001. post-9/11 that happen, and i got a letter from the rotc department on campus that said we will pay for school but this is an opportunity for you to surf after college. and i thought it would be a great opportunity for me to

. >>> and happening today an ordnance being promagglio ordonezzed in -- opposed in san francisco would -- proposed in san francisco would stop employers from asking applicants if they were ever convicted of a felony. known as ban the box, referring to job applications. the goal is to help exfelons break a cycle of crime. >>> other headlines around the bay now. san francisco city leaders are looking to slow down tobacco sales. more than 12 million packs of cigarettes sold in the city last year. that's up from previous years. supervisor eric mahr hopes to introduce a bill next month to limit the. in places that sell cigarettes -- number of places that sell cigarettes. >>> police in martinez hope the video will lead to the arrest of a thief here. it shows a man stealing a package from the front porch of a home on rolling hill bay. that happened during the evening of saturday, november 30th. >>> down to the wire for holiday shopping. coming up great tech gifts for less than $50. >> the the market -- the market just opened up about ten minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the early number

. >> he is just a couple feet away from that remarkable ordnance delivery mechanism.t know we ever were allowed to see was this kind of thing, the future of warfare. some of the, i don't even know what to call this. a sea lion? >> it's called sea lion. actually a prototype they've been using for a number of years. it's a platform, the nose goes through the waves instead of a boat going over the waves this goes right through the waves. it actually sub merges down. this isn't classified. you can get this off a site somewhere out there now. >> i've never seen it before. >> it sub merges almost like a submarine a few feet below the water and there is a little tiny bulb on the top with a camera. >> there are a few pictures in this book of this. i thought there is no way that isn't classified but you're saying we do have access. >> yes. >> so about the access, you started working on getting this kind of access. >> right thnchts is the most secretive group out there. it is really difficult. >> i've been covering the white house for 30 years, pentagon. i've been a corresponde

. >> the richmond city council voted last night on day ordnance that could ban the use of the cigarettes in richmond. coming up we will tell you just how much and by later would have to pay if they're caught smoking in certain areas. >> paul walker and his friend, roger rodas autopsies are said to be released today. we will tell you what the corner had to use in order to identify the bodies. >> welcome back. obamacare faces another legal battle as the white house starts a three-week public relations campaign to re-market the affordable care act. andrew spencer reports some institutions want to make sure the health care reforms don't infringe on their religious freedoms. >> even though contraceptives are part of the guilt, their art read the filing this lawsuit after three weeks the obama administration is trying to encourage more people to sign up. this was altman lebes decided in court. they will decide whether not certain companies can offer insurance. this is evidence that the affordable care act by some people will not work. >> this plan is flawed and people are losing the doctors of

what we did was city wide had over 30 organizations, moved to try to push forward the surplus ordnance. this was not what we created. we did the work two years ago, and we had parameters, targeting downtown district, dwoo years later, there was an dpektive order, pretty calling for what we called for two years ago, but it was now his idea. executive order is not good enough. let's make legislation and let's make sure this can't be attained by the mayor whether he decide it's good policy or not. i know i need to wrap up. i'll sea in four weeks from take back chicago, we put 676 calls into all, pass through calls, and 738 postcards from door knocking and grassroots mobilization across the sigh, and all of this work in the period of time led to three votes. three new votes. the progressive caucus around the order naps, and look, my god, what a failure, and i think the reality is, my god, we got votes. it's not enough, you it's the beginning. we organize now and it's clear what it takes to get the votes. huge amount of work and m oorks rla is in the room, a huge part of the fightings targe

ordnance is one thing. blown up people are another. i am with a lot of infantry guys, and one hands me a stick of gum and he is like here, chew on this, it actually has -- it actually helps with the smell because these bodies have a distinct sense of smell. and my team leader was not a frantic person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him -- was not a friendly person. we did not get along, so i was not relying on him for device. i do not watch horror movies because i have seen what that stuff looks like in reality. basically, when someone blows himself up, usually all that is left is part of their head and part of their legs. i was searching for secondary devices. hey, here are humongous boulders. could you please go check these boulders to make sure there are no secondary devices? i was like sure, whatever. i am walking over these very unstable walks, -- huge rocks, and i slept because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and -- slipped because i was carrying like 40 pounds of gear and a weapon. and i slip and put my hand

-- did i say that an explosive ordnance disposal technician serving on act of 2008.rom 2004 2 and insand 10 deployed to 2006-2007n in currently working towards a masters degree in international affairs with a concentration in media and culture. recently transitioning from the u.s. army as a cap than having served seven years in active duty currently working as a board event manager in a the newg division at york stock exchange euro next. she deployed to iraq in 2007 as a company executive officer with the first to gauge combat team. there she managed logistics and operations for her unit to conduct intelligence operations across southern iraq. she deployed to kandahar is a unit intelligence officer for the 217 air calverley -- calgary squadron. these are the panelists. talk about your reasons for joining. can you talk about why you chose to enlist? >> ok, thank you. the reason why i chose to enlist was that it was a dire situation in my home. i come from a very impoverished dysfunctional family and there were not many options open for .e to elevate myself at that time, i was very you

outside that public transportation bus were able to secure the area, cordon it off and had explosive ordnanceentify a second device they were able to successfully detonate in a controlled fashion. it gives you a sense, really, of the kind of violence escalating in the capital and elsewhere across the country and the kind of sense of alertness that gripped egyptian security forces here. >> all right. nbc's ayman mohyeldin, thank you so much. we appreciate your reporting. >>> coming up, it's been a tough year for president obama. will 2014 bring better things? we'll put his presidency into context, what his legacy right now says and what can he do to make a lasting mark on the nation. we'll have a presidential historian next. drove grandpa to his speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. well, did you know that just one sheet of bounce outdoor fresh gives you more freshness than two sheets of