. >> son del Área 951 es 1800 de los Ángeles y de san bernardino. >> que pasÓ cuando marcamos ese nÚmeroy al cuestonarlo colgo. >> piden informaciÓn de ellos . >> pero vea despuÉs la misma persona nos llamo pero utilizando el 1800 de emergencia. >> el individuo prometiÓ que nos encontrariamos esta misma tarde, pero nos colgo y nunca apareciÓ. >> el telÉfono fue reportado a las autoridades pero tome en cuenta que podrÍan tratar de hacerle fraude utilizazndo otro nÚmero telefÓnico. >> (música). >> la cocina es el punto principal en la cena de acciÓn de gracia pero tenga cuidado , lavese las manos y controle la temperatura de los alimentos, lo mÁs peligroso es la contaminaciÓn entre alimentos esto por usar el mismo utensilio por ejemplo carnes y verduras. >> se investiga condiciÓn en gen que podrÍa hacer a las mujeres mÁs propensas al cancer, si usted tuvo familiar con lamisma situaciÓn no significa que tendrÁ mayores posbiliddes de tener cÁncer de seno. >> se siguen cancelando polizas que no cumplen con los requisitos de salud. >> aproximadamente 900 mil polizas serÁn cancelados por no cum

san bernardino mountains showing some haze. in terms of temperatures for tomorrow morning, 44 in napa. 43 in santa rosa. 46 in livermore. 48 in san jose. daytime highs tomorrow will be comfortable. i do think it is going to be the best day of the weekend on saturday. we'll have 72 in san jose. 74 in morgan hill. we'll be right near the mid 70s in livermore. 72 pleasanton. fairfield around the low 70s. alameda, 68. we'll likely see 60s here from richmond to san francisco and at the immediate coast. let's get to that next forecast change. that's going to be the wind. saturday night, we're going to see this wind begin to increase. i don't think it's going to be as bad as that wind storm we had last weekend, but trees are weak e weakened. you can see 11:00 p.m. on saturday, we'll see those bright colors near the north bay. that's winds at 15 miles per hour. overall winds 15 to about 30 miles per hour as we head throughout sunday morning as well. colder weather for sunday's forecast. we're going the fast forward things again. this is

those market requirements include san bernardino information in all languages a number of the marketing cigarettes. our office has our own e-mail distribution list be probably 10 or 11 thousand members. >> the mayor's office of housing doesn't have that list. >> we actually have those lists. sometimes those people asked to be on the list >> i mean separate and apart from this legislation i think there's a mediate for the office to mistake this more superficial listed. all the details i'm concerned we're not able to adequately track to help the people who need help. i think we should add a creation of a central listed way to track people and you could send out the lottery in realtime how many units you have and people not knowing about the lottery and the particular projects seems accidental. that's what i find confusing. only 17 people exercised the preference what is meant by that thought people that were certify holder and you notify all of them? >> we currently have a list of 6 hundred individuals plus many people live outside the state they were displaced 40 or 50 years ago, however

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two san bernardino men were arrested in connection with the attack. >>> the 61-year-old marine creditedith saving a woman's life at the oakland coliseum says he is not a hero. ktvu news spoke with donnie shortly after he left the hospital yesterday. the stockton man was hurt while breaking the fall of a woman who jumped from the third deck of the oakland coliseum after sunday's raiders' game. he said it was his experience as a marine in vietnam that helped him respond to this life- or-death situation. >> had i not done anything and did witness her hitting and the impact, that would have etched in my mind until i died. >> the woman is in critical condition. still. >>> word on why she jumped. >>> happening now -- president obama is wrapping up a three- day west coast visit that included the stop yesterday in san francisco. this noontime, he's at the dream works movie studios in los angeles. the white house says it's a chance to highlight a successful business that's creating jobs in california. dream works and its ceo are among the top campaign supporters of president obama and the democr

. >> there were other problems in new jersey, texas, and at a san bernardino county walmart. an officer was injured breaking up a fight. a female walmart employee in utah was also trampled by shoppers. that is the bad side of black friday. things got a bit out of control in a store in west palm beach florida shoppers yelled and shoved each other as they tried to push their way in front. it happened at the retail chain which operates in georgia and florida. if you are planning to head to the outlets in livermore today or this weekend, be prepared for a lot of traffic. the livermore police department say they are expecting thousands of shoppers to pass through their shopping center up until christmas. they want shoppers to be ready for backups on interstate 580. the police department will have additional officers on hand to help direct traffic in the area. >>> small businesses in oakland are offering shoppers to get a chance to get away from the big box store and put their money into the local economy. its called plaid friday. more than 45 businesses will participate in the eve

in west palm beach, florida got a little rowdy and police were also called to a wal-mart near san bernardinocalifornia after shoppers started fighting inside. >>> today protestors are planning to turn out itself wal- marts across the country calling for better pay, fair schedules and affordable health care. some are also speaking out against the company's decision to be open on thanksgiving. but wal-mart's ceo says not so fast. >> we've been open on thanksgiving for -- since the mid '80s really. we're a service industry like hotels and airlines and when customer want to shop, you know we're open and that's what we do. and we've been doing that for quite some time. >> bill simons says more than 22 million people turned out to shop at wal-marts last night. it's one of several stores that opened yesterday. >>> you can join the big debate on whether stores should have been open on thanksgiving at tellwusa9.com. >>> wusa9 is teaming one volunteer -- up with volunteers of america to give joy this season. i'll let jan jeffcoat explain. >> reporter: 'tis the season of joy right? let's give joy. hi,

. >>> another incident at a wal- mart in san bernardino county ended with two people arrested. a fight erupted just before 7:00 yesterday evening amongst shoppers who were lined up outside the store in rialto. a police officer who attempted to intervene suffered minor injuries. >>> police killed a suspect in a crime spree that included three stabbings, a carjacks and a high-speed chase. betty yu has the developing story. >> reporter: this flood-stained minivan is only part of while thanksgiving day crime spree that spanned two miles and crossed three neighborhoods. san jose police say an officer shot and killed the driver after he rammed into a patrol car on kirkland drive. >> the gunshots took place you know bang bang bang bang real fast and then there was the cash. >> four or five shots and the guy comes, boom. >> reporter: the car stopped short of crashing into michael phan's house. his family was getting ready for thanksgiving. next door neighbor serina orda who is deaf was doing the same when she witnessed the drama. >> he drove over to the cop's car and the cop started sh

san bernardino sheriff john mcmahon says the manner of death was homicide. >> through the use of dentalrecords we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. the remains in two separate shallow graves, two sets of remains in each grave. >> reporter: the family led a quiet life on avocado vista plane that north san diego county. joseph was a businessman, summer a doting mother. >> one or two? >> reporter: all appeared normal until february 4, 2010, when they seemed simply to vanish. investigators found no signs of joseph was a businessman, summer a doting mother. >> one or two? >> reporter: all appeared normal until february 4, 2010, when they seemed simply to vanish. investigators found no signs of forced entry or foul play at the house, but they did find this family car by the border and some intriguing evidence from four days later. this grainy video of a man and a woman holding the hands of two small children crossing the border into mexico. reporters asked today if the family might have run afoul of mexican drug cartels. >> it's too early to tell whether it's

. >> and, in fact, there was a study done in the city of realto ind)Ñ san bernardino county ande numberse telling. one half of the officers wearing the cameras over a period of a year, the department had an 88% decline in complaints filed against officers. and officers used force in nearly 60% less often. what i wanted to pose to you, judge, is what does this case, the oscar grant case. the b.a.r.t. officer shooting there, the lopez case in santa rosa. the kid who was shot dead while holding a fake rifle. what do all of these cases tell us about community relations between law enforcement and the public? and does the public have a responsibility in how they engage? >> these two parts. one is what does it say, the general statement that the police are out of control? my answer is, no. you have to look city by city and relations between community and police in different cities are different. so i don't think you can make a generalization. but you raise a good point about what are the responsibilities of members of the public? so when i talk to people about that, i always say and it's very

." >> pam: the san bernardino authorities say, a motorcyclist found skeletal remains of family. whose been missing since 20-10. >> pam: investigators say, the mcstays vanished in february, after apparently leaving their fallbrook home in a rush. officials later found the family s-u-v. abandoned, not far from a border crossing into mexico. investigators said, >> pam: surveillance video of the crossing may show the family walking into mexico, but from there the trail goes cold >> pam: developing tonight-- >> pam: more aid is reaching the philippines. one week after the deadly typhoon haiyan. and as catherine heenan reports. thousands of the survivors are now on the move. >> pam: a philippine naval ship arrived on cebu island friday. unloading nearly 3-thousand haggard storm survivors. the chance to leave couldn't have come soon enough. >> "i was feeling hopeless.if we stay there another week i don't think we would survive. just lucky to be here." >> catherine: the ship will continue to sail back and forth - making the slow 24- hour journey.until everyone who wants to leave gets ou

of four who disappeared three years ago wind up in shallow graves in the middle of nowhere in san bernardino. the bones of 40-year-old joseph mcstay and his wife summer were found in victorville. two other bodies found in the same area are believed to be their 3 and 4-year-old sons. there are no suspects. >> it gives us courage to know that they're together and in a better place. >> detectives are treating the deaths as homicides. there are no suspects so far. >>> a different murder mystery tonight, when google street views spotted something no one ever expected. the images found on google street view are disturbing. an aerial shot of sanford avenue in richmond and a grim geographical marker, zoom in and clearly see a crime scene, come cars, an officer and look closely, a body. until now it's been a mystery, but richmond police confirmed the aerial shot was taken in august, 2009, the same day the bold of this 14-year-old boy was found in the area. richmond police say that boy was kevin barrera found shot to death along these railroad tracks not far from here. the fact that google happened to

san bernardino. * when you wipe it off it allows you to wipe the paint off. you don't get the run and such. so we're seeing more and more of it being used in california. you still have to clean it. it doesn't keep it from sticking, but it preserves the signs, don't have to keep changing the signs. >> all right. so, i want to actually ask a question of the attendees. was there anything about this conference that you can -- because basically we all live graffiti. graffiti is our live. we deal with it on a daily basis. anybody here come to this conference and whether it's from the panel or somebody that they spoke to here, one of the vendors that were here, that was something totally new, something you've never heard of before, something brand spanking new for you and something you want to take home with you to share with other people? chuck? >> we're launching our education program in the schools. the idea of having the kids do some artwork and then turn around and tag it in their class. so, they feel what it's like to be violated. that is so powerful, i can't

it crashed in february in san bernardino as the driver sped down the road and lost control causing the bus to flip over. >>> president obama offered apalagies today to americans who have to give up their current health insurance plans because of the affordable care act. he promised people wouldn't have to give up their plans if they didn't want to. >> i am sorry are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. >> on nbc news the president said he assigned his team to find ways to close the gaps in the law. republicans up their attacks. >>> the senate passed a bill outlining work place discriminations against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender but it may end there. it took the support of democrats and republicans for a final vote of 64-32. advocates call it a major victory. senate majority leader harry reid said 80% of americans believe it is against the law. >> well it isn't already the law but that is what they feel so let's just do what they already thinks exists. >> speaker of the house john boehner said it is not necessary and says he will refuse t

it crashed in february in san bernardino as the driver sped down the road and lost control causing the over. >>> president obama offered apalagies today to americans who have to give up their current health insurance plans because of the affordable care act. he promised people wouldn't have to give up their plans if they didn't want to. >> i am sorry are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. >> on nbc news the president said he assigned his team to find ways to close the gaps in the law. republicans up their attacks. >>> the senate passed a bill outlining work place discriminations against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender but it may end there. it took the support of democrats and republicans for a final vote of 64-32. advocates call it a major victory. senate majority leader harry reid said 80% of americans believe it is against the law. >> well it isn't already the law but that is what they feel so let's just do what they already thinks exists. >> speaker of the house john boehner said it is not necessary and says he will refuse to allow it t

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mexico.y family was headed to morcyclist found the remains monday morning north of victorville in san bernardinoe eriff's department wl give an upda ler this morning. >> rht now w have chilling video shong the terror in a mall after a gunman wal inde and proceeds to openfire. this is capturing richard walking into the garden state plaza mall wearing what appears be a motorcycle helmet. he fired several shots in the airith an assault rifle. police say the 20-year-old had the opportunity to shootnd kill people inside but instead after about six hours police did find him dea from a lf-inflicted gunshot wound. >> thiss a bizarre incident leavin many unanswered questions in miami. after a man fell o of a small plane. investigators sayhean fell 2,000 feet after tumbling out a ssenger door that was ajar. the incident happene over biscayne b. fire rescue op with the coast guard hoping to locate the man's body. but they turned up nothing after several hou of searching. >> followi out aer moving plane. a long list of unanswed questions. coming up weave new detai on a breaking news story in the bay. the se

check this out, a rescue helicopter flew over the high water in san bernardino, california.ws rescued him and saved several others stranded along that river. >>> the high water is gone right now, but it created a terrifying night for the driver of this minivan. the flooding trapped him in an underpass in san diego covering the van up to the roof. police jumped in to save him. san diego life guards helped get him. >> how about wet weather? are we going to get it? >> that storm is going to make its way across the country. it will be here as many of us get ready for the thanksgiving holiday. get ready, it's coming. the cold air is not tonight, however, something else is moving across the area. that's the shower activity. if you are heading out and about, take the umbrella with you. you can take the small umbrella, though. we are not looking at that much rain. 59 degrees is the current number. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. one more day of this, nice warm weather, then things come downhill starting tomorrow afternoon. first off, let's talk about the temperatures. 59

it rises on the edge of the mojave in the san bernardino mountains, flows into the mojave, but mostly is underground. there's only three places where, in a normal year, it surfaces. in wet years, like 1969, '78, '80, and '83, it was above ground most of the way. in fact, it flowed over into soda lake and became an honest-to-goodness lake. although it plays the dominant role, running water isn't the only geologic agent shaping the desert landscape. most of the year, the desert surface is dry. this allows the wind to pick up grains of sand and silt and move them. sand is relatively heavy. it's not carried far by the wind. it's deposited as dunes close to the source. on the other hand, silt is much lighter and finer grained. in a single storm, silt can be carried across entire continents or ocean basins. the airborne desert dust blown by the wind consists mainly of particles of rock and mineral grains. but as the wind stream continues around the globe, it also carries with it tiny fragments of plants and animals, ash from coal-fired electrical plants, other industrial detritus, and occas

: we're live in san francisco where a man in a wheelchair tries to cross a busy and dangerous san bernardinohe's struck and killed -- intersection. he is struck and killed. i will tell ulabout the investigation and also the new safety measures aimed at slowing down cars. th> a new legal development in

in san bernardino. posted this. this is how stupid kids are of him attacking another kid. it up from there. >> attackers were in the burgundy shirt. he posted on facebook school was unaware of the situation. >> this is school grounds? >> yes. the victim is 15. he's looking at misdemeanor charges in juvenile court plus potential expulsion from the school and the school said thank goodness it was brought to you are attention. we weren't aware of it. >> the bully himself posted it. who shot it? do we know? >> the other student who shot it has already been disciplined and under california bullying laws, the student who bullied will probably be expelled. it's pretty cut and dry. he put it on his own facebook account. >> this is how insane they are. this is on school grounds you can see. the public school now because the video is out there, they have to take action against the student and the authorities have to take action as well. this kid is cooked, right? >> he posted it so it's his video. he's been properly identified. and now he's going to have a record for this going forw

. >> san bernardino county eriffs say that the family was killed b declined to comment the possible causedea or wther the family may have been targeted by a drug cartel. >>>n the last nine months, seven people have gotten sick with a rar strain of meningitis on the campus of princeton unersity in new jersey. the c is importi nonfda approved vaccine it hopes will stop the sead of that potentially fal disease. dan shenemanas more. >> reporter: night fall at princetouniversity and the nearly 8,000tudents who cl the ivy league campus home have much more an grade point averages to worry about. a potential deadly strain of jeni >> i si-- meningitis. >> parent shld be concerned. >> reporter: while studentsre required to have aeningitis vaccine, it does not cover the strain found at isston. >> meningitis b in young adults is very usual. reporter: the cdc is taking the unprecedented ste of imported a vaccine licensed for use in europe and australia b t yet approved by the fda. >> i think if it'seen approved in europehat's fantastic and theyhould do it. >> reporter: the board of trustees met on sat

>> reporter: anderson, this case is now being handled by the san bernardino sheriffs deputy.ible case like this, they have a crime scene, clues, evidence, they will go through that. we don't know exactly what they found in the desert a little ways behind me but we know there was a weapon involved, there was something buried in the shallow graves with them. we're not getting clarification on that yet, either. but at least the sheriff has something to go on. this sheriff's department is not going to be relying on that theory this family ran away to mexico. you saw the grainy footage of a family that matched their description crossing into mexico. they will crack this case wide open, start from the beginning. they will talk to friends, family, business associates, anybody they can. the last time they have been through this, they interviewed 300 people and will go back through that, anderson, and hopefully find answers this time around. >> it's been so long, incredible. appreciate the reporting. we'll continue to follow that. >>> new and troubling questions about george zimmerman

san bernardino deputies rescued the man after a firefighter found him hanging onto a tree.hey found more people in the brush after hearing cries for help. it's still unclear why they were in the santa ana river bed but boy, were they lucky. >> that's an amazing scene. meantime, heavy rains flooding down in san diego trapping several drivers overnight. police, they were able to rescue this driver from his minivan. you can see it was submerged right up to its roof. the driver as expected, soaked and shaken up. he sat in the patrol car until paramedics arrived. others were rescued by life guards. >> kind of a crazy week. we had the rain much anticipated. now a windy start to our day. >> it's keeping meteorologist christina loren busy. >> our temperatures are going to be comfortable. we'll hit the mid-60s across the bay area. we're in the 50s, so make sure you pull out a coat, something you can keep with you most of the day. it will be rather cool. wind is starting to drop off as we speak that will continue to be the case throughout this afternoon. the wind speeds are pretty st

after noticing human bones in the dirt, the rider calls the san bernardino sheriff.he sheriff's department is stumped, who is this family, why would anyone murder them, including their two small children. why bury them in the middle of the california desert? an investigator with the coroner's office reaches out to the justice department, asking them to check for any records of a missing family of four. it isn't long before the justice department tells investigators here to look at the mcstay family case. this is joseph mcstay. his wife summer and their two little boys. nearly four years ago, february 4th, 2010, they vanished from their home in california, north of san diego. 15 days after the mcstays disappear, investigators enter their home for the first time. there are no signs of forced entry. and nothing seems to be missing that is except the mcstay family. inside, investigators find a puzzling scenario. bowls of popcorn in front of the television, eggs on the counter along with a banana. outside, the dogs tied up in the yard. did the family leave on their own in

to be pulled from the fast-moving water of the santa ana river after a massive downpour in the san bernardino valley. plus, the system is expected to move east just in time for peak thanksgiving travel. so if you live in the northeast, you're going to want to get out the winter clothes, too. we're talking about bitter-cold temperatures that are sweeping across the u.s. >> yeah, let's bring in meteorologist karen mcginnis. karen, what can we expect as we head into this week? >> it is going to be blustery. we're still watching the timing of the winter storm system that looks to be gaining some strength across the south central u.s. let's take a look now at what's going on in dallas. you may see those overcast skies for right now, but those temperatures very cold. not going to be warming up very much. the low clouds later on today could produce some sleet, freezing rain, maybe some minor ice accumulation, but western suburb, watch out, the roads could be treacherous. also, chicago. a live tower cam coming from there, as well. and you're looking at not bad sky conditions, but those temperatures b

. >>> another incident at a wal- mart in san bernardino county ended with two people being arrested. fight erupted just before 7:00 yesterday evening. among some shoppers lined up outside the store in rialto. a police officer who attempted to intervene suffered minor injuries. >>> developing news in the east bay where a deadly accident is under investigation. it happened about 12:30 in richmond. a man was apparently hit by several cars near solano avenue. the freeway was blocked shortly after the accident and two lanes remain closed until about a quarter after 2:00. >>> and developing news this morning, in san jose, crews have doused a fire that forced a treat closure in the city's midtown area. the fire was reported early this morning at the party time store in san carlos street just west of meridien avenue. a stretch of san carlos street is closed both east and westbound at the fire scene. there is some downed power lines to complicate things. there are no reports of injuries, though. causes of the fire are unclear. investigators think it is electrical in nature. >>> police killed

the san bernardino county sheriff has new details on a california family who vanished without a trace three years ago. >> reporter: we did have a great forecast in downtown san francisco with high temperatures of 60rees it will stay on the course title. stay on the cooler side. >> reporter: as we look like from the golden gate bridge mainly clear skies with high clouds moving and. you see the cloud cover coming in from the north with the storm passing. we will see mostly clear and chile tonight. increasing about 6:00 in the morning. we will take a look at that in just a bit. >> pam: plus, how crews are trying to finish a huge for the same culprit in life pitcher as san francisco's the same culprit in life pi love watching tvcisco's outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you m

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: we're live in san francisco where a man in a wheelchair tries to cross a busy and dangerous san bernardino. he's struck and killed -- intersection. he is struck and killed. i will tell ulabout the investigation and also the new safety measures aimed at slowing down cars. >>> a new legal development in the shooting death of a 13-year- old boy by a sonoma county sheriff's opportunity. what the family says the department encourages the deputies to do. >>> stricter gun control could be coming. we'll tell you about a new measure that includes lost guns and limiting ammunition. >>> and new information about the deadly attack at l.a.x. the ominous text the gunman's family received just before he opened fire. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." live pictures from the corner of market and octavia in san francisco. city officials call this intersection the most dangerous in the city and it lived up to it this morning. at man in a wheelchair was hit and killed by a car. the safety measures put in days ago to prevent this exact sort of thing from happening. good m

a helicopter crew saved at least five people from the santa ana river in colton near san bernardino. and it's not just california. in centerville, utah north of salt lake city, a dramatic show as high winds blew out power lines. gusts hit near 80 miles an hour. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station, wbbm, is tracking it all. >> good morning, charlie and norah. talking about a storm system moving through the center part of the country that will bring rain and snow to cities like chicago. but in the center part of the country, oklahoma, texas, talking about freezing rain today. snow in the mountains of new mexico. and into colorado it's ice, though anywhere from st. louis down through el paso causing travel difficulties this morning. but as much as 6 to 12 inches of snow will fall from just south of denver to northern parts of new mexico. so snow will be the main issue for those folks through the weekend. weekend for much of the country will hold some very cold temperatures. cities like chicago will be 20 degrees below norm. charlie? norah norah? >> megan, thank you. and th

housing market and if you look at the foreclosure rates in those years and look at the county's in san bernardino, riverside county, calif. arizona, i estimate a third of those foreclosures were on hispanics. an awful lot. since 2007, according to the queue hispanics internet migration from mexico to the united states has been zero. migration that was the huge surge from 1982-2007 has at least temporarily ended. the flow if anything is the other way. migration from other latin american areas has slowed down and what happened is for mexicans and others latins, the united states seems less of a dream and mexico which has faster economic growth, political reform seems less of a nightmare. my prediction is, one that i think the framers of immigration legislation should keep in mind, we will never see another wave of migration from mexico to the united states of the magnitude that we saw from 1982-2007, one generation. the other surge of migration in the last 40 years has been in turtle, what i call additional migration. middling, americans have been leaving high-cost, high tax, high housing costs met

the san bernardino county's eriff say the family w lled but he did not say how. >>> crewsre rushing thill a masve sinkhole in florida. check this. 90oot wide old forced demolition crews to tear down a house in dunedin. the house had to be done condemned after the sinkhole condemne the house a second home is to face the wrecking ball today. >>> louisville's win was not the story of the night. itas the return of kevin ware. you might remember he shattered his leg during last ye's ncaa urnament but he looked to be ck at 100% last night. he jumd in at the end of the first half and split some defenders on that drive to cap a 20-point run. finished with fe points. he had two rebounds in 13 minutes. he looked to be bk to normal. kevin ware bac on the t. >>retty impressive >> i spent some te with him last year after that awful accident. he is an absolutely class act. so it's good to see him back out there on the urt. i never aowed myself to watch the video. but reading theccount was just terrifng what he went through. >> he had such an amazg, positivepirit after that. such an attitude a goo to

the big situations that we know about, detroit, stockton, san bernardino, others, they're still getting new group of distressed credits coming in. it seems like, at least from my perspective, going forward 2014, 2015, the issue of municipal defaults should be a smaller -- it should have smaller importance. people should be less focused on muni defaults going forward. >> thank you the wild card in my mind long-term pension liabilities though states and munies are cleaning up their balance sheets, that blemish seems to be getting worse. >> a new read on the economy. the same people who bring you the monthly manufacturing numbers are releasing new data on the $9.7 trillion services sector today. we'll tell you what the numbers tell us about the economy. >>> bell's about to sound across europe. we'll get that close in a few minutes. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselv

to be pulled from the fast-moving water of the santa ana river after a massive downpour in the san bernardinoalley. but the system is expected to move east, just in time for peak thanksgiving travel. >> all right. we need meteorologist karen maginnis in here this morning. >> yes, we need answers. hey, karen, is it all out west or is this going to head east and affect other people? >> we've got a couple of events taking place. the storm system that impacted the southwestern and the west coast of the u.s., well, that's a deep area of low pressure. that's been moving very slowly but gradually sinking to the south but not before producing an additional one to two inches of rainfall. here you can see, the view across texas, is this going to change dramatically over the next 24 to 48 hours. here's some of that moisture moving back up across arizona. you get into the higher peaks and it changes to snowfall. it's been heavy at times, also into the mountains of southern california. but look at what happens as we go into the next 24 hours. here's that localized flooding just to the north of phoenix. th