¡ramÍrez! ayÚdame. ramÍrez, no te vayas. elena, elena, elena. tÚ y yo no podemos terminar asÍ.ez, sÁcalas de aquÍ. [gritos] >> fuera de aquÍ. largarse. ¡fuera de aquÍ viejas locas! [gritos] >> Ábrannos. >> abran la puerta. Ábranla. >> abran la puerta. >> ya, por favor. fuera de aquÍ. >> marino. >> ¿quÉ? >> se enoja como gente grande. >> perdÓn susana. >> relajate marino. >> ¿quÉ quieres? >> por lo visto, tÚ negocio se acabÓ, ¿verdad? y no voy a poder anexar a tu reporte una venta que nunca se hizo. >> no estÁ perdida esa venta. mÁs tarde puedo hablar con ella. no te preocupes. >> ¡hey, hey, llegÓ la jefa! [mÚsica] >> demasiado tarde marino. no me voy a arriesgar con alejandra. esa venta, definitivamente nunca entrÓ. [mÚsica] >> seÑores. >> guau ale. te ves radiante. pero que bien quedaste. >> es una princesa. >> ¿pero te quedaron muchas cicatrices por la operaciÓn? >> no, ninguna claudia. gracias a dios ya existe la cirugÍa plÁstica. [silbidos] >> por favor seÑores. pasen a la sala de juntas. pasen por favor. [mÚsica] >> licenciada. >> medina. >> veo que le fue muy bien. estÁ m

ramÍrez. >> serÁ un honor.r, seÑores, ¿quÉ es lo que les pasa? ¿se les olvidÓ el himno, siguen dormidos, quÉ pasa? por favor, alfoje la mandÍbula. afloje usted. no, usted lo hace muy seguido. ¿necesitan energÍa? ¿quÉ necesitan, otro mes de descanso? por favor... >> estimadÍsima jefa, si me permite interpelar en mi nombre propio y en el de mis compaÑeros, interpretando las desazÓn que hay en este recinto, podrÍa decirle que se deriva en las metas tan altas, ¿y por quÉ no decirlo? inalcanzables que nos ha puesto esta maÑana tan asiada. >> a ver, ramÍrez, ¿entonces cuÁles son las metas que debe tener cada uno despuÉs de desastre del mes pasado? >> no me grite a mi, licenciada, por mi parte, estoy dispuesto a cumplirlas, yo sÓlo soy el intÉrprete del clamor de mis compaÑeros. >> muy bien, los escucho, ¿cuÁnto debe ser la meta de cada uno para recuperar lo que hicieron? ¿cuÁnto? ¡¿cuÁnto?! >> jefa, si me permite expresar otro comentario... >> te escucho, ramÍrez, todos estÁn callados. >> creo que el problema aquÍ no

>> ¡ya ramÍrez!e. y que le puede costar la cabeza a Él, a mÍ, y por supuesto, a todos ustedes. >> eso jamÁs. dÍganos que tenemos que hacer? >> brenda ramÍrez, vender, vender. >> si, como, cuanto. [telÉfono] >> medina ¿no le parece lo suficientemente serio y grave lo que estamos hablando o cree que es mÁs importante estar pendiente de la llamada de la tal? >> ¡lili! >> no, no, quÉ vergüenza jefa. pero le aseguro que no es ella. es una llamada muy importante que tengo que contestar. es un llama de la selva. [murmullos] bueno. magda, que bueno oÍr su voz. ¿quÉ me cuenta? >> con permiso, con permiso. rafael, ¿pudo finalmente hablar con Él licenciado lemec? >> sÍ, sí. anoche le intercepten el coctel. >> ¿y quÉ hablaron? ¿quÉ fue lo que hizo? >> ¿cÓmo de quÉ hablamos, quÉ fue lo que hizo que? ¿por quÉ me pregunta eso? >> es que aquÍ hay un revuelo impresionante. estÁn pidiendo informes a todo el mundo y a zÁrate, el gerente de compras, lo estÁn auditando. si le descubren una estafa, a ese tipo lo van a ech

ramÍrez, ¿estÁ listo para notar?lencio! se les ruega las seÑoras no repetir las mismas inquietudes. hay que agilizar el proceso. >> silencio. >> marino, necesito que me para los paÑales del niÑo y para la leche del bebÉ. >> adelÁntale 3000 pesos. >> 3000 pesos >> 3000 pesos. >> yo necesito que me dÉ para la renta. el dueÑo me dijo que si no le pagamos esta semana, nos manda la policÍa para sacarnos del lugar. >> anÓtale 2000 pesos. >> ¿quÉ? 2000 pesos no nos alcanza para nada. >> dile a ese seÑor que si no le sirven los 2000 pesos, tu desalojas el lugar. porque te aseguro que en ese, donde tÚ estÁs viviendo, nadie va a rentar tan fÁcil. >> oigan, ¿y todo los meses es igual? >> cada vez es peor, porque no para de reproducirse. es un semental completo. >> oigan, oigan. ¿esa llenita es nueva? no l habÍamos visto, ¿verdad? >> es increÍble la aficiÓn que tienen los hombres por llenarse de hijos. >> deberÍas detenerme mÁs en cuenta. despuÉs de todo, estamos viviendo juntos. >> que mentirosa, se la que estÁ viviendo con el

. >> (♪) >> carolina ramirez en el segmento "hola hollywood"...utar con la familia. >> ¿qué tal? soy carolina ramírez con "hola hollywod" comenzamos con un triller inspirado en hechos reales. >> este está historia gira de torno en una misión de rescate en la revolución iraní, miembros encuentran rrefugio en la casa del embajador canadiense y se hará una operación secreta para rescatarlos ¿lograrán sacarlos de ese país con vida? >> (♪) >> y continuamos con una película que mezcla la comedia romántica con lala comedia chistosa. >> su última ficha internarse en un mundo ajeno, una competencia de luchas de artes mar cials. >> será que logrará su objetivo después de tantos golpes. >> y para terminan una película que da vida a martín un escritor que busca una historia para terminar su guión y se centra en dos amigos que roban perros y pedir recompensas. >> y ahora me decidospido y la próxima semana con más de "hola hollywod" y la nueva entrega de mara m para normal. >> los precios de la gasolina están echando mano de los medios de transporte como la bic

. >> sÍ, sí, ramÍrez. dÉjeme ver. ¡ramÍrez! ¿quÉ es esto?da, que este mes hay que tomarlo como un perÍodo sui generis. el cual, sobre todo, no sirviÓ no tanto como para vender sino como para reflexionar sobre las consecuencias de su apreciada ausencia y nuestra ganancia fue la experiencia adquirida >> ¡aquÍ a nadie se le paga por adquirir experiencia! este es un negocio de ventas. ¡de ventas! >> a eso iba precisamente. querÍa emplear esta tribuna para decirle que todos estamos avergonzados. a ver compaÑeros, ¿acaso no nos habÍamos comprometido a entregar todo lo mejor de nosotros este mes compaÑeros? >> Éstas son las peores cifras que he visto desde que estoy en esta empresa. ramÍrez y rosaura, ni siquiera voy a hablar de eso. me saldrÍa sangre de la boca despuÉs de sÓlo pronunciar estas cifras tan insultantes. bien ismael, vendiÓ lo de siempre. claudia, 3 autos claudia. ¿quÉ pasÓ, apenas me fui, dejaste de usar minifalda y escotes? [risas] ¿de quÉ te rÍes nelson? 5 cinco autos. ¿quÉ pasÓ con las seÑoras y las mujeres enamora de esas que com

we learned that the durham services fired bus driver lorraine ramirez.r employer continues to decline our request for an interview. in a statement, the company says, in part, it has passed all the chp's most recent inspections. and safety of the students is its top priority. durham getting a message. chp taking a look. the question is, will they look closer next time? >> i'm sure you will be looking closely, tony. thank you. if you have a tip or our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips. >>> it is back to school for two south bay girls. but not without a fight and a showdown with police. two los gatos police officers were waiting for the family in the school office today. the district officials say the girls don't belong at that school because they don't live in that district. but the family says otherwise. the edwards family say they showed household bills as proof of residency and enrolled in the school at the start of the year. they believe the district wanted to invoke the enrollment to avoid dealing with their life-threatening case of n

>> ramÍrez... >> ¿nadie me va a decir? >> bueno, jefa...e con esta actividad pretendÍamos canalizar las energÍas. >> ¿y para esto la muÑeca con mi cara? >> se trata sÓlo de un incidente de trabajo. >> y de golpes. >> Ésa es una eventualidad que se presentÓ asÍ. >> vamos a hacer una cosa. les voy a dar dos opciones. o se van a trabajar ya y recuperan lo que se ha perdido vendiendo o nos quedamos todos aquÍ diciendo si Éste es mi cadÁver. [mÚsica] >> es usted un malagradecido, hipÓcrita. [mÚsica] >> hasta que el dinero nos separe, continuamos. [ locutora ] hoy usé la nueva colección honey, i'm strong, y me transporté a un mundo revitalizante de miel dorada. ahí, fórmulas ayudan a restaurar mi cabello dejándolo tan sedoso y fuerte, como el de una estrella. honey, i'm strong de herbal essences. [mÚsica] >> no lo puedo creer. ¡trapito! sÁcame esto de aquÍ. >> ¿y esto? >> sÁcamelo. >> pero tiene su foto... >> con que gordo, ¿no? ¿usted no cree que pueda ser un vendedor? pues ahora voy a limpiar con su cara... ¿no puedo ser vendedor? ¿no puedo? >>

[mÚsica] >> hasta que el dinero nos separe, continuamos. >> ¿estamos listos, ramÍrez? rendimiento adecuado en las ventas. >> ¿nos van a hacer un exorcismo? >> algo asÍ. pero Éste también es un ejercicio de empatÍa despuÉs del cual estarÁn en capacidad de entender la posiciÓn de quien actualmente ven como rival. en japÓn para esta actividad se emplean unos muÑecos especiales llamados "praps". >> se pronuncia "props". >> entiÉndelo, por favor. él nunca ha vivido en estados unidos. >> les decÍa que en japÓn se utilizan unos muÑecos diseÑados especialmente para este propÓsito. pero en este caso debido a problemas de presupuesto, quiero decir, problemas de logÍstica, por la condiciÓn tercermundista que padecemos, tuvimos que recurrir a una alternativa que para el caso viene a tener la misma funciÓn. >> ¿quÉ le pusiste de nombre a la nena? >> eso es precisamente lo que vamos a hacer en ese instante. ustedes lo van a identificar inmediatamente. con ustedes, seÑoras y seÑores, les presento a su jefa, la licenciada Álvarez del castillo. ¡cÁllense! y tÚ, medina, quiero ventas. ¿

¿sabe quÉ, ramÍrez? el premio ya se caiÓ. >> no me diga. >> trapito lo trae.no? satisfecho. >> licenciada, aquÍ estÁ mi carta de renuncia. >> a verla. "renuncia" es con "c", medina. >> con la que sea, con "s", "c", "z", igual es mi carta de renuncia, ¿o quÉ, si la pongo con "s" no me la acepta? >> no, es que esto a mi asÍ no me sirve. seÑor, estÁ escrito a mano, hÁgala de nuevo en la computadora. >> ¿en la computadora? la mÍa no sirve. >> pues, use la de susana, la de sus compaÑeros, la que sea. ah, la carta debe ir en letra arial a 12 puntos, no me la vaya a escribir en times new roman porque no me gusta, odio ese tipo de letra. saca 2 copias y las firma. >> bueno, el problema no es ese, yo no sÉ mecanografÍa ni sÉ manejar estos aparatos, tampoco sÉ cuÁl es la letra de ariel ni la del tiempo de roma. >> mire, eso no es asunto mÍo, si va a renunciar, tiene que renunciar bien, con las implicacines que eso debe traerle. >> estÁ bien, como siempre, como usted diga. >> hola, jimena, pÁsame a junior. hijo, cuÉnteme, ¿cÓmo le fue en las calificaciones? >> bien, papÁ

. >> ramÍrez, ramírez. >> ¿quÉ? >> seÑoras, seÑores, esta botella ya pasÓ.gan, oigan, ya me cargaron a la cuenta anterior. ahora le toca otro ¿eh? por quÉ no se la cargamra aos segdÓn de marino? >> ¿quÉij dte imÉcil? >> segundÓn. >> mira, de faltan muchos millones, muchos, para que pued decirme segundÓn. y te faltan muchas ventas, fracasado, para que te puedas dirigir a mÍ. ¡no, dÉjenmblar¿por quÉ trosejor no contamos lo que hemos vendido por dÍas, y no los que han tenido un simple golpe de suerte? ¡imbÉcil! [risas] >> pÁrenlo, párenlo. >> despacio marino. >> todos atrÁs, mantenga la distancia. por favor. aquÍ no ha pasado nada. circulen, circulen. >> eres un imbÉcil. tu obligaciÓn de revisar todas las sillas antes de que yo me siente. >> yo las revise, pero te cambiaste de lugar muchas veces. aquella es la buena. >> ¿saben quÉ, saben que, saben que? que me noten a mÍ la otra botella. eso, para que marino ya no llore. [aplausos] >> a mÍ no me vas ofender. me estaba ofendiendo. >> ¿y en quÉ quedamos con lo de nuestra escapada guapo? >> ¿cual escapada? >> la d

victor ramirez/senador estatal "si ellos sacan su educacion, ellos van a regresar y pagar mas impuestoso m ucho mas de lo que es ahora." save help maryland, quien lidero una batalla para que la ley no se convierta en realidad dice lo opuesto brad botwin/director de "help save maryland" "estimas que un aproximado de mil estudiantes se beneficiari an de esta matricula... seria un total de 44 millones de dolares, no podemos gastar esto en marylan, no podemos." segun una encuesta del washington post, 49 % de los votantes estan a favor de la pregunta 4 y 35 % en contra... claudia uceda/prince george, maryland y un reporte de la universidad de maryland indica que un aproximado de mas de 400 estudiantes se beneficiarian con esta acta de ensueno... en prince george, maryland, claudia uceda univision una reforma inmigratoria surge nuevamente como parte de la campaÑa electoral del presidente obama. el mandatario dijo que de ser re- electo, intentaria en el 2013 conseguir la aprobacion de una reforma migratoria. sus declaraciones fueron hechas de manera informal al periodico "des moines register"

host: we have the phones open for your call if you want to talk to andres ramirez, president of the ramirezry reid staffer. the republican line -- the democratic line -- if you are in nevada resident, give us a call at -- can you give us a better picture of the nevada economy? most people realize party time is limited. what else goes on besides gambling and glitter? guest: one of the biggest industries we have is we have a large mining industry. in the rural parts of nevada, they have been experiencing rapid growth over the past few years as prices have increased. we have been able to add new dimensions to stabilize the economy over the last several years. we have the hoover dam, red rock canyon. they are great avenues to create jobs and revenue in our state that are completely off the strip and have provided a diverse stream of revenue. host: zach is on the independent line. caller: good morning. i just muted my button as you started talking about tourism but that is an area that can be expanded. people back east probably do not realize how big the county is. there are a lot of possibiliti

ramÍrez y jimÉnez. ¿pueden pasar, por favor?servaciÓn para mi tÍa rosario, se va conmigo maÑana. por favor, reconfirma mi lugar. >> ya lo he hecho por 3 veces. >> pues aprovecha y reconfÍrmalo por cuarta vez. no quiero maÑana tener un problema en el aeropuerto, ya sabes cÓmo son. >> sÍ, estÁ bien. >> ¿me puedes dejar la bolsa en la oficina? >> sÍ, ahorita la llevo. >> nos vemos arriba. >> lo que es la suerte, medina. ¿quÉ dijiste? por estar colgado en la pared, me volvÍ el vendedor estrella. es mentira, te falta mucho, no tienes educaciÓn, te falta presencia, entrenamiento, no eres nadie... >> Óyeme, ¿me estÁs hablando a mi? >> no, no estoy hablando contigo, estoy hablando con Él. >> sÍguele. >> ni creas que la dicha te va a durar mucho ahora que estÉ a cargo, imbÉcil. ¡medina! >> como todos saben, me voy maÑana por 1 mes y no quiero escuchar ningÚn tipo de excusa cuando yo regrese. ramÍrez, 9 carros y ni uno menos. rosaura, la entrada es a las 8 de la maÑana. claudia, no quiero escotes descarados. nelson, por favor, nada de lle

>> claro, ramÍrez. mahoma. ¿tres serÍa mucho pedir, jimÉnez? lo escucho. ¿a ver? >> ay dios mÍo. a mí me parece que dos estarÍa mÁs cercano a mis capacidades. >> muy bien, jimÉnez. ahora sÍ lo escucho. entonces, ¡dos para jimÉnez! >> ay, mire. ya no es necesario... >> no, ya no. ¿quÉ tal, don ismael? qué guapo estÁ usted hoy. nelson. tan recatada, claudia. ah, pero... >> jefa, perdÓneme por el retraso pero es que... >> no, no, no. medina, por favor, no se preocupe. por favor, siÉntese. espere, permÍtame. siÉntese, medina. de sus metas, hablamos despuÉs. siéntese cÓmodo, relÁjese, mire un masaje le puede funcionar muy bien. le estoy sacando todas las maravillas que por supuesto debe tener. y bueno... yo creo que tienen toda la razÓn, ya no vamos a continuar con la tortura de pedirles, exigirles a cada uno de ustedes su meta del dÍa. ustedes son gente consciente. responsables. no necesitan una jefa opresora para obtener resultados, ¿verdad, nelson? quÉ sonrisa tan bonita. asÍ que bueno, con su permiso por

---"vanessa ra >> vanessa ramirez con los detalles. >> el presidente barack obama llega la comunidad>> dando un reconocimiento extraordinario del movimiento campesino, es algo histórico que un presidente haga el reconocimiento, es un orgullo para la reunión en general. >> este es un evento histórico después de más de 50 años de lucha. >> se esta reconocimeidno, gracias al presidente obama que se acuerda del activista latino.

ruben ramirez reports. >> reporter: while analysts saw storm clouds in i.b.m. and intel's results, both companies see their future in a different kind of cloud. intel makes the chips that power the cloud-computing servers that i.b.m. makes, services, and, in some cases, leases to corporations. intel earned 58 cents a share in its latest quarter. that's nine cents ahead of expectations. on the sales side, they made $13.5 billion. that was ahead of lowered expectations. one drag: the shifting marketplace from p.c.s to mobile devices. >> intel is getting killed tablets. because people are buying tablets. they're making concerted efforts. it doesn't make chips for tablets. >> reporter: both intel and i.b.m. are seeing firsthand the effects of the global economic slowdown as firms trim i.t. budgets or hold off on spending. i.b.m. posted profits of $3.62 a share, a penny above expectations. revenue fell to just under $25 billion, slightly softer than forecasts. >> what's happening with i.b.m. is europe. a lot of demand generally speaking from corporations buying serv

as ruben ramirez reports, the ipad mini may have been what everyone was looking for, but the announcement of a next generation ipad is what caught fans and investors by surprise. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with a simple tune, apple launched ipad's new sibling, the ipad mini. at nearly eight inches, with a ten-hour battery life, it sets apple up to go head-to-head with the likes of google's nexus seven, the kindle fire hd, and the galaxy note, which goes on sale tomorrow. >> the tablet market is very price sensitive, and anytime you cut the price, you open up a whole new audience of users by releasing the mini and having that $329 price point, that's going to give them a lot more penetration into the market. >> reporter: in a move that's new for apple, it highlighted the differences between the mini and its competitors, pointing out the screen size and other features. the biggest difference-- price! it's higher than all its competitors, and just $70 less than the cheapest full-size ipad. >> there is a concern that maybe apple could cannibalize some of its existing ipad products through the launch of

host: we have the phones open for your call if you want to talk to andres ramirez, president of the ramirezup, and former harry reid staffer. the republican line -- the democratic line -- if you are in nevada resident, give us a call at -- can you give us a better picture of the nevada economy? most people realize party time is limited. what else goes on the sides gambling and glitter? esides gambling and glitter? guest: one of the biggest industries we have is we have a large mining industry. in the rural parts of nevada, they have been experiencing rapid growth over the past few years as prices have increased. we have been able to add new dimensions to stabilize the economy over the last several years. we have the hoover dam, red rock canyon. they are great avenues to create jobs and revenue in our state that are completely off the strip and have provided a diverse stream of revenue. host: zach is on the independent line. caller: good morning. i just muted my button as you started talking about tourism but that is an area that can be expanded. people back east probably do not realize how

durham bus services fired bus driver lorraine ramirez, her employer continues to decline.uests for an interview on these subjects. the company says in part it has passed all of the chp's most recent complaints. they wanted action from the california highway patrol. by all indications it was ignored. >> thank you very much, tony. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips. >>> on the campaign train now, bay area native clint eastwide is once again lending his support to the romney campaign. >> we need someone who can turn it around fast is mitt romney. there's not much time left. >> the legendary tv add paid for by american krogs roads. >> the ad is running in seven key swing states. president obama is in los angeles. air force one touched down at lax late this afternoon. the president arrived at our nbc studios for his appearance on the "tonight show." with less than two weeks until this election california isn't a swing street, you know that, but a chat with jay leno brings national exposure. >> the white house is back on damage control la

ruben ramirez reports buyers of smaller cars are fueling sales gains. >> reporter: car shoppers took a little breather in september after this summer's shopping spree. general motors says sales grew just 1.5%. ford was essentially flat from the same period last year. ford's f-series pickup, which it calls the best-selling vehicle in america, inched up just 1%. but while sales of trucks slowed, compact passenger cars moved briskly. one beneficiary was chrysler and its fiat brand. it had the best september in five years. toyota also saw solid growth as it continued to recover from last year's tsunami disruptions. but there are concerns which could make consumers skittish about spending on a new car-- the election and worries about the fiscal cliff. >> some slowdown is certainly reasonable, but there is still a lot of pent-up demand because of how awful things got back in '09 when we only sold 10.4 million vehicles in this country. >> reporter: while industry watchers expect sales for the year to be about 14.5 million vehicles, the release of new mid-size models like this ford fusion co

ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: if you get a social security check, you can look for a tiny increase next year. thanks to low inflation, the cost of living adjustment comes to 1.7%. for the average social security recipient, that means an additional $21 a month. it's one of its smallest increases since uncle sam started making the annual adjustments in 1975. >> susie: many student loan borrowers are facing some of the same troubles that have plagued mortgage borrowers in past years. that's what the consumer financial protection bureau said in its annual report on student loans that came out today. it outlined many of the problems borrowers face when they try to negotiate with their private student loan servicers. sylvia hall has more. >> reporter: college may be the gateway to success, but with high unemployment and low wages, paying for it can be a difficult balancing act. >> many borrowers feel that, you know, in this tough economy today, their student loan debt is like walking on a tightrope. and one little surprise can put them into freefall. >> reporter: the c.f.p.b. re

officers returned the child to his family while they booked ramirez for petty theft. i spoke with a u.s. postal inspector in richmond. he tells me his office is looking into this case to see if the suspect broke any federal laws. we're live in south san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> that is unbelievable. thank you very much, damian. >>> well, it is the first big storm of the season. change in the weather bringing rain, wind, and snow. and now even a report of a possible tornado north of sacramento. let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. there are two more storms coming our way. lots of raincoats out there today, jeff. >> much needed activity here across the bay area. it's been months since we've seen anything close to this here across california. and it was wild here throughout the morning commute. you can see some of that rain that slammed us here across the bay area. what we found some of the heaviest rainfall up into the north bay with santa rosa over 1 inch. and anywhere from san francisco southward into parts of the east bay, about a

ruben ramirez, nbr, new york. >> susie: investors "liked" facook's third quarter earnings as the thcialia powerhouse showed progress, making money from its mobile users. in its second quarter as ath publicly traded company, facebook posted adjusted earnings of 12 cents a share, a penny above analysts' estimates. revenues also came in slightly better than expected at just over $1.25 billion. the brightpot-- big gains inig mobile ad revenues. >> this quarter, mobile advertising accounted for 14%, so that's over $140 million. that's pretty stunning, and that's significantly above what analysts were expecting, so ive think what we have here is a little bit of momentum. and if facebook can keep it going, i think the mobile monster that's been plaguing them and sort of keeping the share price down, it could maybe crawl back under the bed for a while. >> susie: facebook shares jumped over 9% in after-hours trading to over $21 a share. but its still well below the i.p.o. price of $38, and anasts think the stock couldan trade lower as lockups expire and faceo employees unload e nearly a billion

cbs 5 reporter len ramirez tells us people are blaming a passing train. len. >>> reporter: that's right. but you know, what actually happened to that suv that was market here is still very much a mystery. we're at newbury and park in palo alto a neighborhood adjacent to well used train tracks. and that may be a very big part of this story. [ ring ] >>> reporter: did it come from a train or just mysteriously fall out of the sky? >> something sliced through the middle of it. >> reporter: she is talking about her suv and the flying object that ripped into the tailgate like some sort of heavy metal frisbee. >> we start thinking like, wow, like what if it was during the day and our kids were playing soccer, they love playing soccer in the front yard, or what if someone was in the car and had been injured? >> reporter: zoe and her husband discovered the damage monday morning when they left for work. then they drove it to the body shop. >> there's a piece of metal, it was about like that big looked like it had some blades and it was just like halfway in there. i

ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," n.y.c. >>usie: for rajat gupta, it will be two years in prison, and a $5 million fine. the former goldman sachs board member was sentenced here in new york today, for leaking tardroom secrets to uss friend and former hedge fund manager, raj rajaratnam. gupta was convicted of securities fraud and conspiracy. prosecutors had asked for a prison term of eight to 10 years. so another rough day in the markets. >> and at least f investors, not allowed to hang their buy trades on from the federal reserves. let's get everybody updated with tonight's market focus. and u.s. stocks dids. continue to move lower. adding to their losses since ate last week. early gains in the s&p 500 vanished in the first hour of trading. the index hugged the unchanged level waiting for the federal reserve, only to movestower after the central bank sticks with its strategy of bond buying and low interest rates. trading volume was 649 million shares on the big board. it picked up from yesterday's pace on the nasdaq, to just

but as ruben ramirez reports the gaming industry is shifting as people spend more time on their smart phones and tablets. >> reporter: you don't have to be a big company to get your game onto a smartphone, analysts call it "the democratization," and it's wreaking havoc on the video game industry. >> for years and year you had an arms race in the video game industry. the bigger companies were able to make much better games, better graphics, better talent, all those kinds of things and that worked really well when there was a limited market in terms of the shelf space in a store. >> reporter: sales of in the video game industry fell 24% last month, marking a tenth consecutive monthly decline. big companies like electronic arts, take two interactive and activision have struggled over to find their footing in a rapidly changing environment. >> it's just been a sector that has been decimated by the fact that mobile devices, tablets, and phones are really taking more and more of consumers time. >> reporter: the move to social gaming like zynga was supposed to breathe new life into industry,

cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on the ideas being kicked around to prevent that gridlock. >> i don't even take the freeway anymore because it's so bad. >> yeah, mostly ride to work, there's a lot of bad traffic. >> it's pretty ugly stop and go traffic. actually it's a hell of a lot more stops than go in a lot of cases. >>> reporter: they are talking about getting to work in mountain view's north shore line area. the home turf of google and other fast growing high-tech companies wedged between the bay and 101 with only two roads into the area, it's now stacking up as one of the worst commutes in silicon valley. city council member laura masias says it could be getting worse. >> we could expect as many as 30,000 more people. that has not been approved so we need to plan for it carefully. >> reporter: that would nearly double the number now work in the area. >> i commute 7 miles and it takes me 30 to 35 minutes to get here. >> reporter: but window installer bill parks won't be here for long. his building was just sold to a high-tech company and he will be moving out. >> the little guy is bei

cbs5 reporter len ramirez finds out if they really give you the bang for your buck. >> all right. and i'm going to be driving, up we go. >> reporter: he just bought a plug-in hybrid and now feels like a genius, especially after driving past the gas station pumping octanoate nearly $5 a gallon. >> i'm glad i bought this car because i bought it thee weeks ago driving 567 miles on the owe come terp odometer and still haven't put any gas in it. >> the sales of the volt and the other heck trick cars. >> we have sold 18 over the past weekend and the past 45 days that we have sold over 100 of these vehicles. >> that's three times the normal number of sales. >> people will come out and, you know, seek these type of cars, looking into it specifically for the electric or the hybrid cars that get great gas mileage. >> when the battery is empty, i will continue to go on gas. >> it has two motors. the gas motor kicks in when the electric power will be running low, compared to the other popular hybrids. the volt is cheaper to drive in the long term even though close to $30,000 it is more expens

reporting live in morgan hill, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> other bay area headlines. san francisco's new roman catholic leader is on probation for the next three years. archbishop salvatore cordileone pleaded guilty this week to misdemeanor reckless driving stemming from his dui arrest in august down in san diego. at his installation mass yesterday, the archbishop called the incident a terrible error in judgment. >>> the driver who died in a fiery crash in milpitas this morning happened southbound 880 just south of the 237 interchange. chp says the car burst into flames after the driver lost control and crashed into the shoulder. the driver has not been identified but the chp says the car was registered to a milpitas person. >>> the new jobs number are shaking things up on the campaign trail. the spin from each candidate and the accusations that someone fudged the numbers. >>> happy friday! meteorologist paul deanno with your forecast. the same low pressure area that gave us 100-degree temperatures earlier this week is now heading in our direction having the opposite

as ruben ramirez reports, bonuses are expected to be on the high side. >> reporter: most wall street bonuses won't be paid till early next year, but already, many bankers are expecting bigger checks that last year. nearly half of those on the street expect bonuses to be up from 2011. >> people that are managing money, and so that's, for example, hedge funds or people who manage other people's money, those are the places where we saw more optimism. the pessimism we found was in the larger banks. >> reporter: while many say the overall performance of their firm is more important this year, the biggest reason for a larger bonus is still individual performance. some of the biggest outside factors putting pressure on bonuses-- the u.s. economy, dodd-frank, firms trimming pay, and the euro-zone crisis. wall streeters in the glass- half-full camp see bonuses rising over the next three years, and think they could even get back to those lofty pre- crisis levels. ruben ramirez, nbr, new york. >> susie: there's been a lot of talk about nfl jerseys, now that nike is taking over as the league's o

so cbs 5 reporter len ramirez went to find out just what's going on. len. >> reporter: well, allen, when it comes to gas prices right now, your mileage may vary fending on how much money you have -- depending on how much money you have in your wallet going to the pump. don't get used to these prices now because they are likely to go higher tomorrow. it was just last week when drivers were paying $3.95 a gallon. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: today that same gas costs 30 to 40 cents more. >> i just don't understand the big jump. >> reporter: and tomorrow? >> the sky is sort of the limit of what we're seeing with prices. >> reporter: tom robinson says prices could go up another 40 to 60 cents a gallon before it's over. >> it's just going nuts. >> reporter: and it's only happening here. >> this really appears to be just a west coast phenomenon primarily in california. what you have is you have low inventories and you have refinery problems. >> reporter: the chevron refinery fire in richmond was just the beginning. a power failure at an exxon refinery i