i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris.driving force behind that "no new taxes" pledge. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> also this half hour, fda officials used their new power to shut down operations at major food company after dozens of people got sick from peanut butter tainted with salmonella. we're talking about the nation's largest organic peanut butter processor. this will have a widespread effect. >> please stay tuned for details on that. >>> and then a late november taste of winter. the snowy blast that is threatening to make a mess of this morning's commute. in the biggest cities in the northeast. bring your patience today, folks could be a slippery ride into work. >>> and later, a look at the best holiday toys as our insider mom makes a list. she checks it twice rather. she's going to find out if you have been naughty or nice, rob. >> probably texts it too. >> she didn't text. stay tuned for the fun. i was going to ask for you to keep staring at the airplane going around and around. >> remote control operated t

good morning, rob and paula.ing down the red carpet behind me right now here in the late night hours on the west coast. talk about a wonderful night. we saw several entertaining and justin powerful performances. and justin bieber. he was the biggest star. he took home several awards, including artist of the year. ♪ >> reporter: from the red carpet to the red-hot performances. ♪ tonight i want to show you off ♪ >> reporter: music's brightest stars shined at the 40th annual american music awards in los angeles. >> justin bieber! >> reporter: and justin bieber won the first award of the night for pop music award artist. >> i feel like i'm going to be here for a very long time. >> reporter: justin bieber won the first award of the night for pop rock male artist. >> country female artist, taylor swift. >> thank you for voting for this award. i love you guys. >> reporter: and bryant took home male country artist. fans chose lincoln park for favorite alternative rock group. male soul r & b artist want to usher. nicky me

>> reporter: well, rob, a lot of things went wrong. first of all, the obama campaign defined mitt romney before mitt romney was able to define himself. they ran a number of hard-hitting ads attacking romney's strength. romney presenting himself as a successful businessperson who could fix the struggling economy, but the obama campaign tore into that, and romney never successfully responded. the other thing is the romney campaign was operating under the assumption that the voting electorate would look like it looked for the past 60 years. and that's fine, but they were running against president obama who fundamentally changed the voting electorate in 2008, and so they did not garner sufficient enough support among young voters and blacks and latinos. in the end just having white voters and men was not enough. >> the country is changing. >> yeah. mitt has gone on record and said if this doesn't work out he's going to hang up his political cleats, so to speak. so what is next for the governor? >> reporter: well, you know, in the concessio

up, rob neighbor, please join us. thank you so much for being here. (applause). >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank you all for being here. rob, i want to start with you. you are a los gatos man. how old was jill when this started happening. >> it started happening when jill was about 14, it started in december, she turned 15 in february and then less than a month later, she passed. >> i can't even imagine what that was like for you all. you have another daughter so you just couldn't fold so how did you deal with all that? >> that's one of the greatest challenges. you know, the devastation that jill went through, the pain, doesn't stop. families will testify it continues. it hits the community and now we have to continue to pull ourselves up and help our other daughter and the challenges of raising and parenting another child. you know, we can't just pull up in a shell. she has the right to have a childhood. she

rob and paula? >>> overnight, another indication how very close the race could be. the results are in from tiny dixville notch, new hampshire. rob, i need a drum roll. and for the first time in the town's history, the vote was tide. five in favor of president obama. five in favor of mitt romney. hitting the polls at midnight has been a tradition for the town since 1948. >> if that's any indication of the day, folks, please send coffee to the studio. we're going to be here for a long time. >> and some coffee cake, please. >> officials in new york and new jersey are scrambling to make sure people displaced by hurricane sandy are able to cast their ballots today. make shift tents have been set up with portable polling booths. on top of that. free shuttle buses will carry new yorkers from damaged polling places to some alternate sites. new york governor andrew cuomo signed an order allowing people affected by sandy to vote at any polling location in the state. >>> in new jersey, storm victims, meanwhile

. >> i'm rob nelson. in a moment, an ominous new forecast for some of the most desperate people in the hurricane zone. very cold weather and a nor'easter, are now on the way. that is not what folks want to hear if you are in a vulnerable beach or waterfront community now and the waves kick up again come wednesday. going to be kind of tough. a tough weather week for those folks. >>> also ahead it is election eve right now. have a look at how the candidates are making the most of their final hours on the campaign trail. the country is ready to vote. and those two guys have to be exhausted and ready for this thing to end either way. >>> uh-huh. then it is train versus truck. it is all caught onmazing end t the man in the right place at the right time when it happened. >>> later the new york city marathoners who went the extra mile for storm victims after their own hopes were dashed. you know what i mean -- i know a big controversy whether to have the marathon or not. it is good a greater good came out of it

what rob likes to call hair spray rain. thanks for joining us this morning.ait until we go outside. it's like a chia pet. >> it's muggy out there. we have very saturated air that is being thrown into the air. you see condensation. you have rain showing up on the radar and you have light rain to moderate rain at times right there at the summit around hayward and union city. lighter rain around san francisco and parts of the north bay. temperatures, notice a trend. we will get into the mid 60s and then by 5:00, things cooling off in the north bay because the next round after we lose the widely scattered showers that will taper off slightly by lunchtime. right at 7:00 is the next main event. we could see up to 3/4 of an inch of rain. fairly significant as the rain increases. a full look at the rest of the forecast coming your way in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, 200 air strikes by israel as violence along the gaza strip continues. people were killed in the latest attacks. that includes the headquarters of a rocket strike aimed at

. >> reporter: good morning, rob. well, yes. we were expecting some kind of cease-fire deal to be announced. some kind of cease-fire plan to be announced late last night. but that did not happen. it did not come. and according to some hamas and egyptian officials, who have reportedly said that it was down to israel, who had requested more time. and they said that more talks would resume today. now, as you rightly said, the u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton, she is in the region. she was meeting with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, late last night. and standing shoulder-to-shoulder, she reiterated the u.s.'s unwavering support for israel to protect its citizens, for the citizens here to live in peace, and for hamas to stop firing their rockets into the southern israeli cities. this is what she had to say. >> the goal must be a durable outcome that promotes regional stability and advances the security and legitimate aspirations of israelis and palestinians alike. >> reporter: well, as we enter day eight of t

all my love, rob. that's the end. [laughter] thank you very much, and i'd be -- [applause] i'd love to answer any questions you might have. comments are welcome also. [laughter] yeah. oh -- >> the written language has suffered as much. you know, now we tweet three words, and we think we're making -- >> yeah. >> and the letters and the journals of that time were just so incredibly graphic because there was no other accoutrement to help express what was going on in their lives. and they were, and they could put their hearts into their words. and you were so fortunate to be able to stumble on to the gold mine that you did. >> yeah. i was fortunate, yes. thank you. oh, i had something i was going to add, what was it? oh, i know what i wanted to tell you. after the war ended, my grandmother had three of her five sons fought in world war ii, and at the end she had, of course, stacks of letters. they all wrote to her i would say at least once a week. it's remarkable. now it seems almost unbelievable. but she took all their l

one of two of men who robbed four businesses at gun point in south san jose last night. spotted the suspect vehicle on 101. after a short pursuit, police say the driver -- pulled over. and opened fire on the officer. >> around to the corner. around the officer's feet. and the front windshield, side window. one of the round -- struck the officers canisters and exploded that. now the car is contaminated with pepper spray. the officer was fortunate. >> the officer suffered only minor injuries. both men fled the scene. police say they caught one suspect nearby. they believe he was the gunman. he was taken into the hospital. and treated for a gunshot wound. and then taken into custody. the other robber is still on the loose. should be considered armed and dangero dangerous. >>> one year after his shooting death, some people are still struggling to deal with the death of the officer. known for devegs to family, community and colleagues. killed after a high-speed pursuit and foot chase. he was remembered at city hall with a moment of silence. members of the police department st

. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. well, election day may not be until tomorrow, but 27 million americans have already cast their votes. a sign how close the obama campaign believes this could be, the president appeared in new hampshire which only has four electoral votes. >> we're no longer relevant now. we're props because what's happened is now, the campaign falls on these 25-year-old kids who are out there knocking on doors making phone calls. >> reporter: there he was joined by bill clinton who mocked mitt romney's pitch. >> don't pay too much attention to what our solutions are. just be disappointed. look at me, i look like a president and i talk like one. and i'm telling you it's going to all be all right if you let me. >> reporter: with one day to go until the election, the candidates crisscross the battleground states. governor romney, 14 stops in seven states. president obama, 14 stops in eight states. both claim victory is within reach. >> he's hoping we'll settle. americans don't settle. we build. we aspire

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris.ack obama has been re-elected president of the united states, declared the winner just after 11:00 eastern last night. winning pretty much all the key battleground states including ohio on his way to clinch the 270 electoral votes that he needed. >> predicted a long night. didn't really end up being one. >> no, not at all. >> -- ended pretty quickly. electoral college, sweeping victory for the president. despite the big margin he won by in the college. the popular vote still a lot closer. that going down to the wire. there you see the crowd outside abc news election headquarters in times square. they went wild when the race was called by the networks. exit polls show the president enjoyed 92% support among democrats. that is the highest on record for democrats since way back in 1976. speaks to the polarization of the race all along. >> unprecedented. the scene much the same outside the white house. supporters cheering, waving flags, even climbing some trees. the other scene of exciteme

gatorade the gold antitrust action committee and i think maybe we should talk to him yet then i did rob kirby it's two year anniversary of the crash if a morgan bus over a campaign tells what are the latest numbers for j.p. morgan silver short position and how does that compare to two years ago when the campaign started. let's just look at the numbers today the category that captures j.p. morgan silver short measures point five billion dollars us two years ago the same category was measuring four billion us so wrong ten purpose j.p. morgan concentrated short position and silver has doubled in the last two years here they are twice as vulnerable as they were two years ago now the price of silver is up thirty percent since the launch of the campaign but they have had to double the size of their short position in order to keep the price they're now in warfare a large part of winning the war is psychological and they have indeed pushed back the silver liberation army for a while because people are disheartened that the price has not gone up and they just focus on the price rather than the r

. >> and i'm rob nelson. we begin this friday with some powerful images, all from sandy's aftermath. first up, people waiting hours for gasoline. long lines. this one, in long island, new york. efforts to resupply the region are now taking top priority. >> in new jersey, a brand-new opening in the barrier island on which sits the devastated community of seaside heights, testimony to the storm's power. >> and a woman surveying what is left of her new jersey home. the wreckage there, like a bomb went off. >>> amid all the devastation, there are incremental steps towards normalcy being made. limited amtrak service resumes today along the heavily-traveled northeast corridor. >> crews here in manhattan are working to make good on a promise to restore power, all power, by tomorrow. on top of that, three navy ships, loaded with supplies, arrived here in new york later today. all of this adds up, of course, to a difficult situation. as abc's tahman bradley now shows us. >> reporter: sandy may be gone. but frustration

rob, paula. >> thanks, matt. is our lama hasan. >> lama, thank you for joining us. what is the latest? >> good morning to you. well there is no peace agreement announced just yet. there was optimism last night but it was cautious optimism that a cease-fire would be announced and some kind of deal would be reached, but the terms that have been laid out by both sides, israelis and hamas officials are quite complicated. and even secretary clinton hinted it would take some time to finally reach an agreement when she met prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night here in jer ruse lem standing side by side. she did say, however, that they did have producti ivive talks a reiterated the clear message that america's commitment to israel's security is unwavering, and she was quite strong about it. clinton said that hamas must stop its rockets on israel as we just heard in that piece. adding israel has the right to defend itself. rob, paula. >> the meeting lasted a couple hours with benjamin netanyahu. now we are hearing

happy election day, i'm rob nelson.lking about this since '86, '87. >> since b.c., i believe. >> here it is. a long, long road for president obama and governor romney. today it is officially your voice, your vote. all to determine the direction of this nation for the next four years. >> we will have complete coverage of the candidates' final push to the finish line including one factor that will make this year different. talking about sandy's impact and how some new york voters will have to make do at any polling place they can find. restrictions were lifted, a good sign. we can go anywhere in state we need to. >> if you are in a county, declared a disaster area. go to any polling site. relieving stress for folks. some polling sites were destroyed or powerless. made a lot of sense. the governor taking action. >>> this half-hour, all eyes are on voters and not just from the candidates' camps. how some people need to be extra prepared when they hit the voting booth today. of what the experts say you should do to make sure

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. to the president and the latest with the women, plural, in the petraeus scandal straight ahead. and we'll hear from mitt romney for the first time since his election defeat. what he is saying about obama campaign tactics raising a couple eyebrows. >>> then an inspiring story, the young lady who ran a long, a really, really long way. mostly barefoot on top of that. why she did it coming up. >> she is going to need a pedicure. >> bunion city. >>> are you hungry this morning? are you? >> always every morning. >> that's just it. >> fact of life on this shift. >> i have been doing cooking with a guy you mae have seen on tv. we will get hot and heavy in the kitchen with marcus samuelson. plenty of meat in the story. stay tuned. we like stories with substance. >> first, both sides are laying out the battle lines over the looming budget crisis in washington. house speaker john boehner says republicans want to cooperate but not by raising taxes. >> here we go again. president obama addressed t

. >> thank you, rob. the panelists we have represent a broad group of participants, some of them participated themselves and some of them had individuals in their organizations participate. and i want them to start with an introduction of who they are, a little bit about their own background, so you understand the lens they were looking through when they were providing some of their answers today. starting with our 3 panelists that were part of our command and control exercise then we'll hear from our 3 panelists that were in our communications drill. >> lieutenant commander mike kress, operations officer at naval beach group 1, i was a coach during the exercise. we supported the exercise with 3 subject matter experts from amphibious construction battalion 1, their expertise is in route clearance, they actually played in the exercise and i was the coach for the exercise. >> good morning, i'm colonel alley, marine operations officer for the marine expedition briged. i was responsible for the planning and (

i'm rob nelson. moment we'll have the latest on the search for the new powerball multi--million airs, and how a ticket from arizona might have ended up in the state of maryland. everyone playing detective on the story trying to figure out, is that guy the one who won big? >> i'm hating on them. >> we all do. a little jealousy is perfectly understandable. >>> alzheimer's ahead in the show, 'tis the season for warnings about dangerous toys. the feds just rounded up huge shipments of play things that could have been deadly. >> very important story there. >>> and then the story behind a simple act of kindness reverberating around the world. a police officer, a homeless man, and a pair of boots warming so many hearts. and this is just my favorite story of the day. >> let's face it in a lot of cities certainly here in new york we pass homeless people every day just trying to get by. this cop went above and beyond the call of duty and showed an inspiring level of compassion. we'll show you the backstory on

as rob was talking about, we're out at ocean beach, we're in a tent, we're 72 hours in, we don't have a lot of equipment, all i really needed to have was a nice map and to bring everyone to that map so we would have that common operating picture so everyone understood what we were doing. two things that were brought to me when we did our after action talk. one was a shared mission. folks in the military, it was clear to me, and we had a great working relationship, they are going to do what we need to do from jump street. they are just going to make it happen. but it would have been important to me, i could have used that vehicle, the common operating picture, to show what that mission was. why are we clearing specific routes? we often in the city jump right into our projects, we do this day in and day out, i know which routes have to be cleared, but if i had used the common operating picture down at ocean beach and showed them from the military why we were clearing certain routes, again we would have gotten it done. it was brought to my attention to do that, to have the setting, it ta

i have been held up with guns and robbed. and no one ever did anything about it. i had to deal with it myself. that's the bottom line. we work for the city but we don't work for the city, we are self-employed. muni drivers don't get the harassment like we get. as far as us being the same as anyone else. we would have to be employees of the city. but they don't want that. they want us to be independent so they can control us. i make now $100 less than i used to make 20 years ago. because of the situation going on with the mta. and also nobody is investigating all the taxi industries in the city. now the mta is in the leasing business. they want to lease 150 to 200 taxi medallions to the taxi companies. they have made a deal where they lease the medallions, they do not lease them to me. i have been waiting 17 years for a medallion. and they are completely bypassing me and completely doing away with the list. and i am very, very upset about this. this is my future. that's why i drove a cab for so long. i am a dedicated cabdriver. i do all the things that are right. i

so rob is going to talk about the van, turkey mission. from turkey we have rear admiral guereva he has more than 14 years sea-going experience serving across various frigates. he assumed command of the suband joint command, chilean joint chief. he has been promoted to the rank of rear admiral. nita demato, serving as a major, she actually has a dual career. as a reservist she's also a professional educator and she's currently serving as a congressional fellow in the office of bob casy of pennsylvania focusing on the appropriations in budget for veterans and rebalancing services for future engagements but really what we're going to hear from her is an amazing story about the marine corps's activities in afghanistan and creating and promoting safe school environments for young girls and women. colonel barry newman is someone i met back in 2003. i at the time was chief officer for the city and county of san francisco serving in the administration of then-mayor willy brown. and general myat and i were talking about putting together a table to

we want to check in with rob. >> we are watching the rain. flig ma flying mainly to the north of the golden gate bridge. north bay. marin. along highway 101. seeing the rain there. back out to the coast. out towards bodega bay. and moderate rain coming in. not quite down to the golden gate or downtown san francisco. within the next hour. we'll see the cyst,000 tell moving on. fairly fast moving. until it gets to the south bay. hour by hour. 6:00 right now. sure enough. rain in north bay. by 7:00. starting to spill into san francisco. and oakland. later or in the evening. heading into san jose. for san jose, state spartans game. byu. increasing rain as the game goes on. and you can see the rain leaving the south way. >> thank you, rob. high wind, waves, caused problem for a surfer at ocean beach this morning. a call went out for help. two surfers, wiped out near the cliff house. one didn't make it back to shore. and the coast guard responded. they found a surfer, clinging to rock nearby. the surf was, 5, 6 foot. the surfer did jump off the roc

my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he coul out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent#é me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment hi but they send me letters every them. you know, they still love me because they understand how difficult this is for me, an i'm doing ni offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he ed into committing robbery. >> my crimey asked me out of the blue, hey, how would you like to rob a marijuana store, and i was like, whoa, that's not

i'm rob nelson. >> yeah.robably needs a drink. >> i'm the other paula, paula faris. very uncomfortable with all this talk. details this morning about the other woman in the story, referring to jill kelley. we may hear from president obama about it all today as well. >> yeah. his first news conference since being re-elected. you can imagine this will be high on the press corps' agenda for sure. >>> also this half hour, two guys safely back with their families after a few harrowing and rather cold days on one of our continent's highest mountains. we'll hear from them coming up in just a second. >>> then from california, it was a pretty rude awakening for some residents thanks to tens of thousands of gallons of water and lots of dirt. when you put those two together, well, you pretty much get more mud than anyone should have to deal with. >> look at that. >>> talk about pressure, the golfer who was basically trying to save his career. and as if that wasn't bad enough, wait until we tell you what else he was deal

good morning, i am rob nelson.ance to question president obama about the story today. it his first news conference since his re-election. >> as if he doesn't have enough on his plate. right? this half-hour we have reported here about dangers of cheerleading. go team. go, rob. go "world news now." you probably know where we are going with this one. we have the latest example from last night in the nba. pretty horrific to watch. we will tell you exactly -- how this one ended. >> hope she is okay. hope she is okay. >>> we are hearing this morning from paul ryan. he tells our john karl about the shock of last tuesday night and whether president obama now has a mandate to govern in his second term. some interesting comments from the former veep candidate. >> whether or not he is considering 2016. we mentioned the guy the voice of elmo yesterday in "the skinny," well a distinctly adult story involving a children's character with new developments. stay with us for that. >> we begin with the first pictures of paula broadwe

rob and paula? >> thank you.kind of potentially brokered piece here. senator lindsay graham gave an interview and said, egypt, watch what you do and how you do it. you're teetering with the congress on having your aid cut off if you keep inciting violence between israelis and palestinians. pressure on israel and hamas. and with the u.s. threatening, you know, to possibly cut off aid dollars here, that kind of muddies the water even further, putting pressure on egypt itself, who is trying to build a new democracy in their country. >> and hamas is maintaining they're staying steadfast as to what they want during the cease-fire talks. they won't end rocket attacks unless israel decide to open up that blockade, but then israel doesn't want to open up the gates to that border because they don't want weapons to come in and those weapons to get into the hands of people that obviously should not have. but interesting. they say that israel is placing all the blame right now on hamas. they said that they bare responsibilit

rob, paula.xit the show after season ten. the thing, cbs has not ordered the show for an 11th season. you don't know what his future is or for that matter what the future of the show. unless they do this spin off. >> "two and a half weirdos" that's what it should say. that's all i got. >> schnabel. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades >>> this morning on "world news now" -- soaking storms. northern california and the pacific northwest brace for flooding downpours, gusty winds and anxiety from mother nature. >> the coast is getting hit by one storm after another after another from a so-called pineapple express. it is thursday, november 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris. we'll check in with accuweather in a moment for the latest on the menacing storms. and there were two winning powerball tickets sold in last night's jumping jackpot drawing. the payout, the frenzy,

the driver's injuries are minor, but rob's story, major. walked in the door and i had a big grin on my face and i said, you guys have to see this. jaws were dropped. >> the footage rob shot goes viral, garnering more than a million and a half hits on youtube. since the wreck, the ramp has been redesigned to better ensure truck driver safety. to this day, rob still par veries at how he wound up in the right place at the right time even though it was the wrong place and wrong time for the driver. >> the fact that i had my camera set up and pointed towards the ramp when the truck was coming down, i can't imagine -- i am speechless. the timing couldn't have been more perfect. you never think that anything like this is going to happen when you are going out on a shoot. >> coming up. >> let's go. >> a base jumper overextends himself with brutal consequences. >> before i could even really know what's happening, bang, i hit the ground. >> when caught on camera, heart stoppers continues. if you think running a restaurant is hard try running four. fo

rob has that in about eight minutes. teams of inspectors are looking at what sparked a massive gas explosion. a suspected leak ignited ray building in springfield, massachusetts. they suffered major damage including a daycare center. no one was killed, but 18 people were hurt. firefighters evacuated before the explosion smelling a strong odor of gas. >>> the actor known to fans for roles like i love geney and dallas died with health problems including a second bout with cancer. he played captain tony nelson on i dream of jeannie, but he played j.r. ewing in the long running series, dallas. he was filming season two on a new edition when he passed away. >>> just in after fighting for his for four days, hector macho ka macho died. his mother made the decision to take him off life support yesterday, but asked the doctor to leave him until his sons arrived in puerto rico to say goodbye. a friend shot he and a friend outside a liquor store. his friend was killed in the shooting. no arrests have been made. much more ahead comi

rob tells me it's about 28 degrees there right now and snowing. apparent a southwest jet from oakland landed two hours ago when the sleet was turning to snow and as it was taxiing to the gate it slid off the runway. no injuries were reported. it was flight 1905 from oakland. thanks for watching nbc bay area news. nbc nightly news is next. we'll see you at 6:00. good night. >>> on this saturday night, the stunning downfall of an american

rob, paula. the effects of the nor'easter. it is rolling out and weakening. this morning we will see conditions improve, new york city down through pennsylvania. storms over in the mid-atlantic. sunshine for the day in fact. dealing with snowfall. massachusetts on northward. inland, in maine, then rain stays steady and heavy along the coast in maine down on through the cape cod area. still strong gusty wind to deal with too. as far as storm, accumulation goes. heavy snow through wednesday, in connecticut. most of that ended. by the time it is done. a foot. a wide swath extend through maine. by the coast, watch the change over to mixed precipitation. and then plain rainfall. now it is chilly here once again. across the region, many spots in and around the freezing point. changes ahead, thankfully. see warmer air move in as we head through tt end of the end weekend. moving south and west. rob, paula. back to you. >>> sentencing day for the man behind the tucson shooting rampage that almost killed t

rob and paula, back to you. >> thanks, jim. we guess. not the news we want to hear. >>> officials worry that the cold temperatures will mean tens of thousands of folks whose homes were damaged will need places to live. volunteers spread out in some of the hardest hit areas sunday, handing out food, bottled water, and, of course, warm clothes, but more than a million homes and businesses are still without power. >> it's starting to get cold. people are in homes that are uninhabitable. it's going to become increasingly clear that they're uninhabitable when the temperature drops. >> besides red cross shelters, fema says anyone with a storm-damaged home could get a voucher for temporary housing in a hotel. be sure to look into that if you need to. >>> a reminder, all day today here at abc and on your local abc station, an unprecedented day of giving. your chance to pitch in off to help with hurricane sandy relief efforts. on top of the walt disney company's $2 million cash commitment, today abc will be helping raise money for the red cross.

and meteorologist rob mayeda is here with a look at the forecast. the folks who went out to the san jose state game must be very pleased with the weather, although getting very chilly now. >> it is. the spartans have scored in those low 50s. and temperatures matching that right now. 52 degrees in san jose. 54 san francisco. look at fairfield and santa rosa, all ready now. low 40s. not much wind out there. and we do have fog already setting up. in fact some pretty thick fog along interstate 80 as you head along to solano county. that area right there fairfield into eastern contra costa county, as we head into tomorrow some of that fog may linger and keep the daytime temperatures down eye bit. also some patchy thick fog along those north bay valleys too. as we go through the next few hours, as we show you o'hour by hour overnight, we'll also have some coastal low clouds returning as the sea breeze starts to pick back up. through see some thicker fog in the central valley. that will be in our north and east bay valleys tomorrow morning and then during

the bigger the likelihood is you're going to go through thin ice yes it won't rob kirby makes a good point you know here's an example take a bungee cord and attach it to a cement block and pull it up an incline of approximately forty five degrees where you notice is that you pull on the bungee cord pull the bungee cord pulled the bungee cord and then wham oh slam oh the block suddenly moves not incremental little gain but up. oh oh oh the presence of a ghost of sixty seventy eighty owner dollars an ounce. the presence of argos two hundred three and four hundred five hundred dollars an ounce who's pulling on the bungee cord well i know that's a very interesting image i just presented to you in t.v. land but don't read too much into it think of it like this the central banks are simply pulling on the bungee cord pulling out all of the bungee cords by printing massive amounts of money to support the bond market and keep the price of gold and silver artificially straight that brought down the price skyrockets if you're not positioned ahead of time you know to look direct. and by the way

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