those monitors contact the company for a repair kit. >>> a security company listed saratoga as the safest citythey based the rankings on fbi crime data from 2011. 16 other cities were on the list. >>> back now to today's weather. a live look at san francisco. you see the cal and stanford flags being flown. the flags are starting to whip around. we have been reporting a wind advisory is in effect for the majority of the bay area. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin who has been tracking the wind and it is getting crazy. >> sea level, we don't often see. tonight you will notice it, down to sea level. even on the peninsula. this is the system that is moving out. the main culprit. as the low leaves the high builds in. the nature doesn't like a vacuum. the low leave as vacuum and the high jumps in. that is what you are seeing. the winds, 25 miles per hour sustained at napa. 29 miles per hour sustained fairfield. 15 at livermore. when we tell you we have 29 miles per hour sustained, gusting to 40. blowing out there. oakland tomorrow. one of those deals, we have a nice day for you. here we go.

. >>> a bay area city just named the safest in the state. hich city holds that title. >>> and could your tv be spying on you? the investigation into one device that may be sending information back to the company without your consent. >>> encouraging news on the job market pushing stocks higher on wall street. first-time applications for unemployment dropped by 25 last week. the dow is up 106 points. the nasdaq is up 48. and the s&p, close to 1800 up 15 at 1796. >>> the website at the south korean electronics maker says list covers lg start tv now jason huntley says your l.g. tv may be discovering more than you want to know about you. he says his l.g. tv has been sending information on the channels he watches and even the files on a usb drive. it did that even after he shut the control that controls the data collection. lg says they are looking into it. >>> a home security company has listed saratoga as the safest city in california. that's based on fbi crime statistics from 2011. that year saratoga had 20 violent crimes and two robberies. 16

. >>> safe wise names saratoga as the safest city with a population of 20,000 or more residents. los altos ranks third. san ramon, cupertino all rank in the top 20. >>> time is 4:41. tensions over what a school uses to represent itself. the reason a vallejo high school may lose its mascot today. >>> tour bus ban going into effect and it will make it more difficult to catch a glimpse of a famous attraction. >>> the roads are wet out there. we have slow traffic in some spots already because of the wet weather like highway 4. we'll tell you more about trouble spots. >>> there is still hit and miss rain but we are almost between systems. there is another one coming in today. >>> welcome back. time is 4:45. in 30 days large tour buses will no longer be welcome at san francisco alamo square home of the famous painted ladies. they voted yesterday to ban a 25 square block area around the square. this is a popular stop for tourists because of the brightly colored victorian homes but alamo square residents have complained about the noise and traffic created by the big buses. >>> targeted b

why government actually matters, where you look at a city like el paso, texas, that's one of the safest cities in the country, and then you go across the border to juarez, mexico, and it's one of the most dangerous cities on the planet. but new york city, where you lived for many years, is also a perfect example of that -- >> what's that racquet? is -- racket? is there a criminal trying to break in here? >> i know, i hear a door shutting right and left. >> it's willie horton. [laughter] the young kids don't know who he is. look him up. [laughter] that'll set your hair on fire. >> but the new york years under david dinkins were a night and day difference between what happened in those four years and what happened when rudy swriewl yangny was there. and you wrote about that in your book with the wilding of new york city. can you explain that dynamic? >> yes. well, first of all, just on the general point, i mean, what giuliani did in this city, and i think this is something that should give us all hope because things do look kind of dark for america right now in so many ways. what's happening wit

it's a much safer place than 20 years ago and some people consider it the safest city in the country. >> as a new yorker, it's easy to say that de blasio's heart is in the right place, but will his policies be. they may be out of sync to what folks have for "law & order." he has alleged rampant constitutional abuses by that department, and i think that could cause him a little bit of trouble particular if there is an up tick in crime. when it comes to money he wants to do things like universal pre-k. that ain't going to happen. governor andrew coupl cuomo said you're not going to find the money in albany. and then his pals say i think we're owed $8 billion in retro give pay raises? where is that going to come from. it will be a honeymoon that doesn't last that long. >> we appreciate you being with us tonight. as always. >>> coming up, saudi rain i can't's former chief of intelligence, could we be at danger of losing our biggest ally in middle east. hermela. >> there is talk in iran where there is talk of lifting the four-year ban on social media. what do you think. >> every morning fr

we have the third largest transit system, we have one of the safest cities and the behavior of the mayor does not reflect the city and that's why we took the steps we did. >> do i understand that you hope to run for mayor of toronto? >> yes. i actually expressed my intention to run for mayor five or six weeks ago because i didn't think the mayor was doing a very good job then, and his behavior as of late led me to the conclusion he is not fit for office and i am looking forward to the upcoming election in 2014. >> karen stintz, thanks for your time. all the best. >> thank you. >>> coming up, anderson cooper is in the philippines covering typhoon haiyan. his emotional response to criticism by some locals next. rn ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm

several years ago new york city had 2,300 murders a year. it's now one of the safestw the safest. we just had l.a.x. and the shooting there yesterday as well as the navy yard shooting. if an officer found somebody who looked suspicious and had a bulge and intercepted them and talked to them, and maybe they could have stopped this. the question is if you didn't use this, what would you replace it with? >> let me bring in ellis heniken here. the argument made, even mayor bloomberg has been arguing that the murder rate, the rate of other crimes has been lowered in large part. is his argument and others because of the stop and frisk ruling? but then when you have others who are complaining that they are unfairly being targeted, how do you strike a balance here? what are you finding, ellis? >> this is a well-meaning police tactic that has lost its legitimacy. right? every year hundreds of thousands of innocent people, most of them, you're right, young hispanic and black males are stopped. these are kids who are going to school and are going to their work and are out with t

new report from safe wise shows they are among the top 20 safest cities in the state. toga tops the list of cities with more than 20,000 people. los altos ranks number three. danville ranks number nine. san ramon, cupertino, and foster city also on that list. the report is based on figures from the fbi. >>> people magazine naming singer adam levine as the sexiest man alive. he says he never thought this honor was on the table he is stunned and grateful. this is the first time honor for levine. people's magazine sexiest man alive issue hits news stands on friday. might have to grab that for research purposes. >>> time is 6:18. let's check in with sal. >> dave and pam. >> you know yoga hasn't helped. >> you have to keep on what is helping. >> do you remember when brad pitt got that honor? >> yes, i do. >>> i will try to help you out with the traffic. we've had dozens of crashes and that is because of the wet roads. we are all over it. we have claudine out there on crash parole. people are on the road early and the speeds are down. so we haven't had any major crashes. we'v

you look at a city like el paso texas which is one of the safest cities in the country and go across he border to war as mexico is one of the most dangerous cities on the planet. new york city where you lived her many years as one of these that is a perfect example of that. >> you what is that racket? is there a criminal trying to break in here? >> i hear a door opening and shutting right and left. [laughter] the young kids don't know who he is. look him up. i will set your hair on fire. >> but the new york years and you're david dinkins were a night and day difference between what happened in those years and what happened when rudy giuliani was there and he wrote about that in your look. can you explain that dynamic? first of all just on the general point, i mean what giuliani did in the city and this is something that should give us all hope because things do look kind of dark for america right now in so many ways. what's happening to the military and what's happening abroad and obamacare is but remember, i mean i was a kid there but i remember the look on my father's face when jimm

it turns the city which was one of the safest into a place that many fears. describes how gang members tossed grenades against his men. >> nobody wanted to leave the house, it was so unsafe. >> these days the gun battled are fewer. it is half of 2011 at the height of the violence. >> now that number has grown, and while the government is quick to credit these men and women from improving security, many others say there is still a long way to go. four months ago she went missing. a 20-year-old aspiring model told her mom she is going to the movies. she never came home, afraid to speak out, she says she is skeptical the city is now say. >> ttp nos true we are through the worst, because otherwise this wouldn't be happening to me. there are many others. disnot just kid p thattings that are on the rise. many shops and businesses remain close in this downtown neighborhood where criminal gangs are known to extort neighbors. things are a bit common, but we still have work to do in bringing down crime overall. he plans to expand that by twice the amount up to 7,000 me

. >> while new york city is the safest largest city in america, crime has been going down, one of the reasons the crime is going down is because the police do make a lot of arrests. everybody who gets arrested and who doesn't get bailed out comes to us. >> get arrested in the big apple and you're almost assured of a trip to rikers island. a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of the laguardia airport. the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> we patrol the meanest precincts in america. when our officers go to work, everyday, they know everyone they run into is going to be a criminal. every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> is coming through here if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired, they're dirty, they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest of the low of the drug dealers. >> we get between 80 to 90 admission

. >> singapore is regarded as one of the safest cities in the world, but still, the government there ed a pilot scheme. >> in 2013, the federal government kicked off the safe cities initiative to work with them to use video analytics to make the city safer for all of its citizens. we're still in the early stages of our program, but we're hoping the results will show that technology can make a real difference to public safety in a most cost-effective way and a more political way. >> it used facial recognition software to identify wanted felons, gang members and that's not all. >> now it can pick up fighting, it can pick up behavior from the shapes and movements of the people and generate an alert. >> it may seem a bit too much like big brother, but the developers say the technology is already in use around the world. >> biometric data has become a very important part of identifying people, it can be a fingerprint, it can be your iris, but it can be your face. the technology is there to uniquely identify you and other people just by the patterns and shape of our face. what many people d

hold, so, as of right now, stop and frisk, thankfully, in new york, that has made new york the safest big citythe books. >> because of stop and frisk. >> i believe stop and frisk has been an important role, has played important part mayor michael bloomberg new york we have one third or less the murder rate that chicago does. >> do you know what i would like to see? stop and frisk on the border. >> i think you have it. >> we are going to leave it there. geraldo, thank you very much. >> okay. >> when we come right back, did president obama consider replacing joe biden with hillary clinton in 2012? a new book says yes. we have that story coming good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. that's the sound of car insunce companies these days. here a cheap, there a cheap. everywhere a cheap... you get it. so what if instead ofjust a cheachoice, you could make a smart choice? like esurance for example and built to save people money from the beg

hold, so, as of right now, stop and frisk, thankfully, in new york, that has made new york the safest big cityains on the books. >> because of stop and frisk. >> i believe stop and frisk has been an important role, has played important part mayor michael bloomberg new york we have one third or less the murder rate that chicago does. >> do you know what i would like to see? stop and frisk on the border. >> i think you have it. >> we are going to leave it there. geraldo, thank you very much. >> okay. >> when we come right back, did president obama consider replacing joe biden with hillary clinton in 2012? a new book says yes. we have that story coming up. follow me! ♪ follow me! keep up, kp up, keep up. ♪ look he's right there! follow me! ♪ wow! crtal falls? follow me! [ male announcer ] the nissan pathfinde nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ ♪ ♪ if i was a flower growing wild and free ♪ ♪ all i'd want is you to be my sweet honeybee ♪ ♪ and if was a tree growing tall and green ♪ ♪ all i'd want is you to shade me and be my leaves ♪ grown in america. picked & packed at the peak of ripeness. the sa

have experienced the dak tores present and the emergency on the fight and it will be the safest place in the city this will be a big selling point for comprehensive care, patients will be happy because the center will remain on the site and it is closer to home and other providers. >> i am an assistant at the hospital and i have been there for 12 years. and we have come to this end by having an rfp which is a sad way of ending of situation and it does impact the patients and of course the workers too. and you know the rfp says that in consideration that we will be rehired in terms of what we have now, they pay us a very good salary. there is no guarantee that they are going to match what we have. since i have been there, we have been totally under served in the way of where are we going in the future and where it will be located. and one of them is that one is a figure out this problem. and i believe that dppast and present president do not look and they have been overlooked for the space in the hospital and now we have the new hospital and secondly we have the old hospital which will be vacant a

reason why our border with mexico is as secure as it has ever been and they help keep el paso the safest city in the united states. it was this year, the year before and the year before that. now, despite their successful track record, their vigilance at our borders with mexico and canada, and the tough conditions under which they work, they're working with an antiquated, unfair and inflexible pay system. that's why i'm happy to work across the aisle with representative chaffetz to introduce h.r. 3463, the border patrol pay reform act. this provides a fair, flexible and fiscally responsible way to compensate our border patrol agents. it allows management to deploy resources where they're most needed. it gives our agent it's some predictability in their work schedule and it saves the american taxpayer over $1 billion over the next 10 years. during a time of sequester and tight budgets, we need to use existing resources as judiciously as we can. i think this bill accomplishes that, while supporting our border patrol agents. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill. with that i yi

it turned this city which was one considered one of the safest in latin america, into a place many peopleeared. >> translator: nobody wanted to leave their house. it was so unsafe. >> reporter: but these days the gun battles are fewer. the murder rate is half of what it was in 2011 at the height of the violence. when this force was created two years ago, there were a little over 400 members, now that number has grown to over 3,500, and while the government is quick to credit these men and women for improving the safety in monterrey, many others say there is still a long way to go. like this mother who prays she will one day see her mother again. the 20-year-old told her mom she was going to the movies. she says she is skeptical the city is now safe. >> translator: it is not true we have got through the worst, because otherwise this would not be happening to me. >> reporter: it's not just kidnappings that are on the rise. many shops and businesses remain closed in this downtown neighborhood where criminal gangs are known to extroert the owners. but the criminologist thinks the city is on t

new york is the safest big city on earth.r demographic. you can't say -- >> look at the numbers. >> we are clearly doing the right thing in new york. what this judge did with this judicial activism, look at that. this is real, ladies and gentlemen. whose lives are being saved by stop and frisk? it is precisely the people, the black and latino, young person, most susceptible to being killed by gun violence. these are the people being protected by stop and frisk, as rudy guiliani said in your previous hour, the america's mayor, the mayor in new york during the '90s, this situation now, do you want to go back to where we had over 2,000 homicides a year? right now we're returning it under 400. who is being saved? it's not the park avenue matrons being saved. it's the kid, it's the 18-year-old from brownsville. it's the 17-year-old from the south bronks. those are the children being saved by stop and frisk. you kept the balance, personal liberties and the constitutional requirement that everybody be treated with dignity with the r

safest. put it on your arm in a lot of cities. face i think you're right. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred two cities of russia. really by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand. in a record setting trip by land. sea and others face. the torch relay. on r t r two dot com. ninety five years ago this week the first world war in europe came to an end the continent had exhausted itself millions dead economies broken and empires destroyed before this horrific conflict was over western powers had already decided the fate of arab lands a new colonial project was started and we live with this oppressive history to this day. good luck. to building a new most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only. if you. decided today to damascus destroyed all production facilities the questi

it turned the city which was one of the safest in latin america to a place they are fear.hey have the after math of a shoot-out from earlier this year he describes how they tossed glen naitings and lost powerful men to them. >> nobody wanted to leave their house it was so unself. >> these days the gun rates is half of h what it was two years ago. there were little over 400 mess and now the number has grown to 300-0500. >> the government has said there is a long way to go. >> like this mother who prays she will jua one dacey her daugr again. >> four months ago she went missing. >> selshe was a 20-year-old modl and said she was going to the movies, but she never came home. >> it's not true that we have got through the worst because otheotherwise this wouldn't be g happening to me. morning my daughter imy daughtee are others. many shops and businesses remain closed in this downtown neighborhood where criminal gangs are known to extorts the r the owners. it's too other t early to declae victory. >> for the men it's is a challenge that they gladly welcome and they hope that the

stephanie reports that the attacks have marred the reputation of a city once considered one of asia's safest reporter: dickson moved here four months ago to become a makeup artist, and now he is dead. his family didn't want to be identified for fear of retaliation. >> translator: my parents feel very sad. they can't sleep. among the siblings we feel very sad. it happened so fast it's hard for us to accept. >> reporter: this case is far from unique in malaysia. take a look at the internet and it is filled with numerous videos of random and violent crimes. here is man walks in, turns to leave and then in a flash the computer is gone and so is he. in this video three men attack a cashier with knives an an iron bar before he fights them off. this prompted the police to cut down on organized crime, people trafficking and drugs. >> before this a lot of people not just fight but what is the police doing to overcome these violent crimes? >> reporter: about 2,000 police are taking part in the operation across the country. since mid-august more than 24,000 arrests have been made. more than 2,000 bulle

the capitol and as stephanie reports, the attacks have marred the reputation of a city once consider one of the safest few months ago to become a makeup artist and he is dead, a victim of a mugging as he walked to a light rail station. his family didn't want to be identified for fear of retaliation. they have little faith the police will be able to get those responsible. >> translator: my parents feel very sad. they can't sleep. among the siblings we feel very sad. each time we close our eyes we think about him. it happened so fast, it's hard for us to accept. >> reporter: this case is far from unique in malaysia and look at the internet and it has videos of random and sometimes violent crimes and here a man walks into a cafe and eyes the couple using their ipads. he turns to leave and then in a flash it's gone and so is he. in this video three men attack a cashier with knives and an iron bar before he fights them off. the level of crime here prompted malaysia to crack down on drugs and people trafficking. >> a lot of people not just fight but what it means to overcome violent crimes. >> reporter: 200

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it turns the city which was once considered one of the safest in latin american into a place many feared. >> the aftermath of a shoot out earlier this year, and is surprised how gang members used powerful agains against his men. these days the battles are fewer, the murder race half of what it was in 2011. when this was created two years ago. this has grown to over 3,500, while the government is quick to credit these men and women from security, especially here in monterey, many others say there is still a long way to go. >> like this mother, who prayed she will one day see her daughter again. four months ago she went missing. >> cecilia, a 20-year-old afiring model told her mom she was going to the movies, she never came home. afraid to speak out, she says she is skeptical the city is now safe. >> it is not true that we have got through the worst, because otherwise this wouldn't be happening to me. it isn't just my caught who is missing, there are many others. >> it is not just kid p thatting that are on the rise. many shops and businesses remain closed in this downtown neighborhood, wh

up to seven people a day were murdered here it turned the city, which was once considered one of the safest in latin america into a place many feared. gi giller mo shows me the atmosphere and shows how they used powerful guns against his men. >> nobody wanted to leave their house. it was so unsafe. >> but these days, the gun battles are fewer. the murder rate this year is half of what it was in 2011 at the height of the violence. >> when this it was created, there were a little over 400 members. that number has grown to over 3,500. while the government is quick to credit these men and women from improve -- for improving execute, many others say there is still a long way to go. like this mother, who prays she will one day see her daughter again. four months ago, she went missing. >> cecilia, a 20-year-old aspiring model told her mom she was going to the movies. she never came home. afraid to speak out, she said she is skeptical the city is now safe. >> it's not true that we've got through the worst because otherwise, this wouldn't be happening to me. it's not just my daughter who is missing.

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safest planes may not be safer in bad weather. >> it's a suck any game in -- sick new game in major u.s. cities and it's no laughing matter. >> much closer to cars driving themselves than i think a lot of people imagine. >> behind the wheel of the cars of the future. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, allegedly sucker- punching a >>> well, just when you thought it couldn't get any weirder a new york man has been arrested and charged with a hate crime for allegedly sucker punching a young jewish man in the face. police think that it might be related to the so-called knockout game. the object? to knock out an unsuspecting person with just one punch. in one new york city neighborhood at least seven attacks have happened in the past few weeks. including an assault on a 78- year-old woman. psychologists have weighed in. they think it's played mostly by teenage boys looking to impress their friends. >> they're doing this to get a thrill. to prove their manhood or womanhood. part of peer pressure and certainly they are followers and not leaders. >> new jersey, pennsylvania and washington, d.c. are investigating similar r

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safest nights in downtown that i have ever experience. i don't know why. >> reporter: people that shopped overnight mostly drove spool the city.housands will take bart this morning. escorts will also be available to get bart riders to their cars safely with their shopping bags. now back out here live as we said we have seen a steady flow of shoppers but westfield on market will open at 7:00 a.m. and we may see another surge of black friday shoppers at that point. live in san francisco katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >> shoppers looking for the perfect present for everyone. moms, dads, and even santa on the lookout for the hot toy. here to give us the a look at the hottest toy is toy expert adrian joins us. all right there is always an elmo on the list. what are the favorites? >> absolutely. you can't gone go a holiday season without elmo. this holiday season elmo is hugging you back. here we have big hugs elmo. you press on his belly and says different phrases. he will things like mug he tighter. and he plays different characters. its all about role play and really using your imagination. elmo is adorable this year. >> super

safest. lentil . lives. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. a little. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such. a one hundred twenty three days. through to. the cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people for sixty five thousand killing. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on r t r c dot com. ali. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today. since the one nine hundred seventy s. the frequency of murders in the streets or public places has only increased each year there are around twenty mass shootings. one recent tragedy was in the or a cinema in colorado in summer of two thousand and twelve. that day a twenty four year old man burst into the movie theater during a screening of the latest batman film he opened fire at random killing twelve of the audience. the murderer was james holmes he wore a kevlar vest gas mask and was armed with an assault rifle. we visited the site of the tragedy twenty days later to meet a survivor of the shooting. emma a nineteen. student was in the cinema that day. she managed to flee the cinema before being hit by a bullet. she threw the can over over our heads an