. >> righter in in sausalito i wouldn't say it's the rain in the way it's the wind has picked up. the bay area braces for one of the wettest weekends in the past year. the sound of winter pouring into the bay. pouring out of good man's lumber in mill valley. flashlights, batteries, tarps and sandbags. within seconds, shovels were scraping residents on the move. >> i'm going home. anything to that gets through that. >> she's at work. >> this is rags that people put down their toilet. >> they they are prepping for the storm. ragging the bar screens. >> they don't decompose or break down and cause havoc. >> when the pumps are not working the systems and rain can back up. >> we get the gases out. we test run them and make sure they are pumping. >> across the bay in alameda boots and tarps are hot. >> he was wanting one of these attach to a garden hose. >> no hose needed tonight. we found a stream on the streets. hold on, the bay area is in for a wet ride. i wish it would rain for seven days and seven nights straight. >> that's the attitude we had a lot. a has toll prep but it word --

. >>> all righter, here we go, time for "sunday house call." you are about to get healthier. >> that's jamie coleby, i'm eric shawn and welcome to "sunday house call" dr. marc siegel author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david samati, chief of robotics surgery, great to have you here. >> hello. >> good to be here. >> good to see you guys. >> we start with something that affects so many americans, eating disorders such as anorexia and other conditions. this happens to be national eating disorders week and it raises awareness about these conditions that impact 24 million americans and affects people of all ages and genders. doctor siegel, how serious is it? >> eric this is a huge problem and there's a national eating disorders website, nationaleatingdisorders.org, we're talking 20 million young women, mostly young teenagers, 10 million men, not just women, men as well, this is a very, very serious problem in this country, it runs in families, it's related to body image, self-ima self-image, a lo

. >>> all righter, here we go, time for "sunday house call." to get healthier. >> that's jamie coleby, i'm eric shawn and welcome to "sunday house call" dr. marc siegel author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david samati, chief of robotics surgery, great to have you here. >> hello. >> good to be here. >> good to see you guys. >> we start with something that affects so many americans, eating disorders such as anorexia and other conditions. this happens to be national eating disorders week a

. >> so, in 20092 regional water quality control board righterred berkeley to control their squirrels. but they haven't had much luck. erecting rafter boxes that never really attracted raptors. they were hoping owls could help until they realized they were nocturnal and the squirrels were out during the day. so the city has hired a company to help them. >> they will be trapped and abated. >> bill spent doesn't like sound of that. he feeds peanuts to the squirrels despite signs asking him not to. he says it's unfair for the squirrels to be abated over an unproven fear. >> the indians were here first. the white folks ran them off, too. that's what they are doing to the squirrels. >> and he is concerned about what will become of his little buddies once they have been trapped. >> don't kill them. put them off somewhere else inland or somewhere, you know. >> you really think they're going to do that? >> hell, policies no. >> but the city has its orders and will begin with a pilot program trapping in a one ache acre area. no one knows if it will work, but being berkeley, there is sure to be

extent it came from the british who were, of course, the dominant western power in the middle east righter the u.s.' industry into the -- entry into the region in the early years of the cold war. the roosevelt cousins in particular were captivated by the example of earlier british arabists, in particular t.e. lawrence, lawrence of arabia. they both read up, they both grew up reading his account of his involvement in world war i, the seven pillars of wisdom. kim roosevelt's father actually knew lawrence personally and corresponded with him. so they imbibe sort of tradition of the romantic british attraction towards the arabs. this was also where the concept of the great game came in. in addition to lawrence, they read rudyard kipling, the british bard of the british empire and the author of this adventure story about a young anglo-indian spy in india at the time of the rajj which really shaped kermit roosevelt's childhood in particular, his imagination and his childhood. it's where his nickname of "kim," which stuck with him through his adult life, came from. and i think it's from this sort

well, started out i didn't have a policy at all because i'm a part-time bartendser and full-time righter many plans available through employers for you. so i went to the healthcare web site, and i started getting calls from facilitators saying we can walk you through the whole process, and one walked me through the process to get a policy through florida blue. the premium was more than i could afford, so after signing up about a month and a half ago, my wife and i reviews or finances and realized we can't do this. it's too much. so we called another facilitator, and they were able to get us a good plan, something that actually had a premium we could afford. so i called back the first one and tried to cancel it. florida blue was like you have to talk to your facilitator. so i called him. he said, once you signed up with the new plan, the old plan will automatically be cancelled. okay, all done, right? nope. two days later florida blue took the premium out of our bank account. >> wow. which facilitator were you talking to, the second one that got you the cheaper policy -- >> no, the first

. >> why thousands of barred righters may have been exposed to measles. >> lots of fog from the berkeley hills earlier today but the sun did come out. we did make it into the 70s in many spots. we'll trade the 70s for the need for an umbrella. we'll talk about rainfall on this beautiful evening with a full moon out over the bay bridge. your forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, can remember... a private security guard patroling an oakland neighborhood shot a wounded a suspected burglar. >>> the first case like this we can remember in a while a private security guard patrolling an oakland neighborhood shot and wounded a suspected burglar the scene playing out around noon on waterhouse road. the guard just started patrolling in recent months. da lin talked with some neighbors who had absolutely no sympathy for the man that was shot. >> reporter: every. >> reporter: that's right. police say at least one person broke into the green sh house ransacked the place and took off with expensive items. a private security guard hired to patrol the area shot the guy and now neighbors are calling that gua

. >>> bloomberg righter says lego wasn't sold on the idea. movie took tiev or six years, you have to look at their history. they're coming off this brush with death and they're proceeding very cautiously. >> lego was founded in 1932 when master carpenter oleg christensen started making wooden toys. in 1968 the wooden brick was licensed. and in 1998 it earned the right to manufacture and develop manufacture sets based on the star wars films but by 2003 it was nearly bankrupt when the lego group faced a severe deficit and a major crisis. they got back to basics building back its core customers while licensing other movies. still they were hesitant to make their own. >> they wanted a movie that expressed their values in terms of creativity. free play and they took a while to get that right. but they're hoping all these new parents will see that and say, oh, yeah i want my kids playing with these toys. >> the movie was made three times. it appeals to kidteens' needs while staying true to the 5 to 12-year-old company. >> we weren't worried about k

the oscar screen righter terrance winters is up out of oakland turned out to be a false alarm.t a teenager. and the man witnesses thought stole the car in a safeway parking lot was actually with the people in the car. >>> two people taken to the hospital after an overnight fire in san francisco. that fire started just after midnight in a high-rise near san francisco state university. no word yet on what may have caused that fire. >>> and the snowstorm hammering the northeast today has led to some major problems at our airports especially sfo. dozens of incoming and outgoing flights have already been canceled. that number only expected to grow throughout the day as that storm intensifies. so if you are flying out, check ahead. >>> traffic and weather coming up right after the break. >>> good morning. san mateo bridge slower than normal out of hayward in the commute direction westbound 92 because of an earlier stall on the high-rise. so expect extra delays there mornings past the toll plaza. and if you can see traffic, it is slow right now in westbound 237. the low clouds and fog