sandy and her doctors can't pinpoint where she picked up the bacteria. but it lives all around us. you can pick it up from contaminated items. all it needs is an open wound to get into your body. >> it probably was 50. >> reporter: sand eye spent the first years of her baby's life in the hospital but doctors finally got rid of the deadly bacteria. with her organs eaten away, she underwent a transplant of her intestines. >> do you think you wouldn't have survived this if you hadn't had this beautiful boy to come home to. >> i remember thinking basically thank god it was me. because it could have been my son. >> reporter: sandy is doing well, she plans to renew her nursing license and wants to return to her career at an area hospital. >>> amazon.com is offering advice to pedophiles. lists what he calls appropriate sex acts. many users on twitter are calling for a. >>> wasn't a missile. they say this con trail was produced by an aircraft. people have been speculating about its or origins. someone say it was u.s. airline from hawaii. >>> doesn't take a nasa sides budget. he used a digi

thomas scalea led the team that kept sandy alive. >> i would shake my head why.an't we get her well. >> sandy's troubles started in 2005 when he is gave birth to her son christopher by c section. she developed complications. then doctors realized the danger she faced. >> they were trying to give me hope but i could read it behind their eyes. >> on a recent visit to shock trauma, no one could believe that san disci was alive. sandy and her doctors can't pinpoint where she picked up the flesh heating back door yay but it exists all around us, in crowded places like daycare centers, schools, prisons, contaminated items like sports equipment. all it needs is an open wound where it can get in your body. >> i don't know the amount of times we operated, probably 50, maybe more. >> reporter: sandy spent the first years of her baby's life in the hospital but doctors finally got rid of it. with her organs literally eaten away, she underwent an or gan transplant. >> do you think you wouldn't -- would have survived if you didn't have the baby. >> i was thanking it was me bec

just a few years ago sandy was literally being eaten alive. >> i was being torn apart from the inside>> flesh eating bacteria was attacking her body. >> do you remember the first time you heard them tell you you have what we call flesh eating bacteria? >> the first time i realized what was going on is when looked down. >> what did you see? >> this yellow waxing saran wrap type thing and i saw what looked like french fries or chicken. what this was was my internal organs. i could see my organs. it is rare but it is deadly, up to a third of the victims. >> she had a difficult infection to treat. >> dr. thomas scalea led the team that kept her alive. >> i would shake my head why can't we get her well. >> sandy's problem began in 2005 when she gave birth by c section. she developed complications. >> they were trying to give me hope, but i could read it behind their eyes that they didn't think there was hope. >> an a -- on recent visit to shock trauma, no one could believe sandy was alie. sandy and her doctors can't pinpoint where she picked it up, but it lives in crowded places like dayca

ask >>> a few short years ago sandy wilson was being eaten alive.tacks her a threat to all of us. a warning the video you're about to see may be tough to watch. >> reporter: flesh eating bacteria attacking sandy's body avenuevaging her organs. >> there was a yellow waxy saran wrap type stuff over my abdomen and i remember clearly seeing what looked like french fries or chin underneath it. what it was was my internal organs. >> it is one of the most feared infections in all of medicine, because it's highly resistant to antibiotics. it attacks 600 people a year in the u.s., but deadly to a third of its victims. >> she had a difficult infection to treat. no question about that. >> reporter: dr. thomasscolyia chief of shock trauma at the university of shock trauma in baltimore. his team kept her alive during the year she spent there. >> sandy's trouble started in 2005 when her son christopher was born by c-section. doctors can't pinpoint where she picked it up, but it exists around us. lives in crowded places like day care centers, schools or prisons. a

sandy is here with the forecast. good thing that event held tonight and in the tomorrow, right. >> that's right. because tomorrow night it is going to be a completely different story. as a matter of fact this weekend the headlines are cold and wet. beautiful evening. show you a view from the emeryville camera. this is what the day looked like. occasional high clouds. not a lot of sunshine. spectacular sunset. official time 4:56. 0those sun sets a distant memory for a couple days. 40's and 50's for a couple daisies. rain arrives tomorrow. cold showers this weekend. snow level cropping down to 2500 feet and there's possibility of thunderstorms this weekend. the storm that will bring it all is coming out of the gulf of alaska. cold upper level low and the cold front that is associated with it, so this is coming your way and while moisture is limitd with this system, what you are really going to feel is the affects of the cold air. so take you through time beginning tomorrow morning. 5:00 o'clock the commute. just clouds

there were many days sandy's doctors feared she wouldn't make it to the next. but her will to live kept her going. just a few years ago sandy was literally being eaten alive. >> i was being torn apart from the inside out. >> reporter: flesh eating bacteria were attacking her body, ravaging her organs in a life and death battle. >> do you remember the first time you heard them tell you you have what we call flesh eating bacteria? >> the first time i actually realized what was going on was when i looked down. >> reporter: what did you see? >> there was this yellow waxy wrap stuff over my abdomen. and i remember very clearly seeing what looked like french fries or chicken underneath it. and what it was actually was my internal organs. and i could see my intestines. >> reporter: the infection is one of the most feared in all of medicine because it's highly resistant to antibiotics. it's rare attacking only about 600 people a year in the u.s. but it is deadly for up to a third of its victims. >> she has a very difficult infection to treat. there is just no question

sandy alderson is back in the hot seat. introduced today as the new gm of the new york mets, and he's bringing along old aces, jp richardi. they irk withed for sandy in oakland, and now they're going to be in new york. sandy alderson, gave the a's a nice run here in the late '80s, early 90s. >> didn't he manage the angels? >> yes, he did. yes, he did. you know what's nice when you have someone there that can finish your own sports segment? let me ask you something straight up. okay. there's going to be a time where i go, i want to die right at kron4, and you may find that a little offensive. >> not offensive but -- >> i would love -- no, i want to die right at kron4, i have all the people that i love and respect and would go to war for me. the last face i want to see is the news director asking could you work thanksgiving. anyway, you'd like to do sports. this weather is just a trip until you get -- no, you would though? >> i like to do everything. >> there she is. she's very versatile. pam? she would love to do what i'm do

let check in with sandy. >> get ready to hit the beaches this weekend. we are expecting temperatures by sunday to climb into the mid 70's in some of our warmest locations. today it was a mild day. we had 60's, 70, 60's, 70, and really these temperatures were up from yesterday. here's what it looks like right now. they are falling. temperatures mainly in the 40's and 50's you can feet autumn chill in the air compared to 24 hours ago fairfield lost the down sloping or northerly wind. item calm there pretty much so 13 degrees cooler there. napa is running 10 degrees cooler. most areas are running cooler than last nature at this time. clear cold nights mild and sunny days and beach weather sunday and again on monday. so here's how cold it is expected to get by morning. 36 degrees in fairfield. 37 for new napa. livermore. 38 degrees in santa rosa. most of the rest of the bay area in the 40's under clear skies with light to calm conditions. we are expecting really the temperatures to bottom out so it is going to be a cold night and this will get rae peteed nig

sandy, it's good to see you. happy thanksgiving to you. we're thankful you came to join us. a link to sandy's website and the nonprofit and all of the different activities and step by step instructions with pictures. and we have a link to joann's fabrics and we want to thank them for hosting us here. they usually open at 9:00 and now they open at 8:00 a.m. so come on out and be crafty. back to you in the studio. >> great tips. >>> well now to a scientific discovery that is thrilling nasa scientists. >> they found the possibility of a black hole that could hold valuable information about stars and the galaxy. jonathan hunt explains. >> reporter: the universe has given birth to something new and scientists at nasa couldn't be happier. the space agency is rolling out evidence of possibly the youngest black hole to exist in the earth's vicinity. >> it is a young black hole but what is really exciting about it is that we know the exact birth date of the black hole. we have found for the first time possibly the true birth date of a black hole. >> reporter: scientists at nasa say a

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sandy is here with that. sandy. >> if you are getting away for the weekend, nice looking weather.morrow dry. saturday slight chance of showers there. and cooler then rain by sunday and yoss might looking at the same story. 74 tomorrow. partly cloudy afternoon. cooler slight possibility of rain saturday then wet on sunday. if southern california the only possibility of showers is on saturday near 90 degrees on friday in los angeles. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecas forecast. mild ending to the work week. and then we go in with consolidator forecast. rain arrives sunday. that's when we fall back 2:00 a.m. standard time. and we are expecting temperatures to return back to average as we head toward next week. >> really feel lick fall and winter. >> really. >> thanks very much. >> one of the miners rescued in chile arrived in manhattan today where he's going to run in the new york city marathon. he received quite a welcome as you can immanuel. he was given abu indicate and greeted by a crowd of people including the the greatest distance runner who has ever lived. underground pena

. >> sandy is here. you are talking about below freezing temperatures. >> that's right.that's coming tuesday night in wednesday morning but you saw from that live shot that we have some slick roadways tomorrow morning you are going to be facing a slick commute. look at live doppler 7 hd and you will see where it is raining right now. santa rosa picked up 3 hundredths of an inch of rain in the last hour. you can see some of the heavy returns showing up between calistoga and saint helena area. in the yellow here as we take you around here very moderate to light rainfall across some other part of the bay area around napa we see some moderate rain around 29. also hercules, benecia light showers and pan around to other parts of the bay area and we see some very light showers here and san francisco reporting wet pavement. winter weather advisory is in effect from tu at 4 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. snow showers are possible here in the bay area above 2000 feet and then the chill will follow. we are talking about a freeze watch. goes into effect tomorrow night continues until wednes

sandy had polio, but i could never understand why sandy wasn't able to go to school. - mm-hmm. - we'vehanged that. i think it's more about giving individuals with disabilities the opportunity to be involved, to go out, to be part of the community. i think with every child that we enrol, we want to protect them and do as much as possible. kids with disabilities, how can they be out? how can we hope that they have friends, that they're just another part of a classroom? so we've made tremendous strides. we've got a long way to go to be able to open doors for people. - when you pick the skills that you give them, we think of skills in strictly a professional sense, but it can be things like taking the bus, how to get from one place to another, buy their groceries, i mean, all those, you try to instil that. - it's really, you know, in employment we try to find people jobs--try to match people to their abilities to the job-- but, as we know, a large part of job skills is really how you get along with the people on your job--how you get along with your supervisor. and can we teach people thos

why is sandy? what is trending right now, sandy?n is in trouble again. the porn starwas with the night he allegedly trashed his room says now she is pressing charges against the actor. in an interview, capri anderson said she was paid $3500 to be sheen's escort that night. he was heavily drinking and using a white powdery substance. it was after that that the actor became violent and put his hands around her neck. sheen's lawyer denies all of those claims. >>> and a heartbreaking but inspiring story of a bride to be who was paralyzed after her best friend jokingly pushed her into a swimming pool. now the pool only had a few feet of water in it and that is when michelle heard a snap and became paralyzed from the chest down. it has been six months since the accident and she is in a wheelchair but she has a totally good outlook on life. she is playing sports and still plans to get married. they just delayed the date a little bit. she is being touted as quite an inspiration. that is what is trending on cnn.com. >> good to see you. thank

it was a beautiful award from the pga for sandy, who was the spark plug--- that got the renovation of harding part going. he had laryngitis and could not speak. he would be talking about the benefits and how lucky it san francisco is to have a beautiful golf course and has come a long way. it is a beautiful day. they mentioned the great value from the program. thank you. >> before i conclude by report, on saturday, the neighbor park council has the community of kent at the county building at golden gate park. the public was invited. we spent two hours listening to the public observations, concerns, complement's, criticisms, areas where we can improve, etc. it was an lightning and informative and the beginning of what will be four of those events per year. it is the attitude of the commission that we continue to try to extend the outreach project. the public is not always convinced that that is the case. i can assure you that we are trying to do that. >> we have somebody that would like to speak on this. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i wanted to say thank-you to the president and t

john: sandy springs is an exception.st cities and states are still at the mercy of public sector unions. and the debts keep adding up. so far, america's been able to pay the bills. >> one day the parasite gets so big there is no host any more and they both die. we are heading in that direction now. john: when we return, the battle over the pier. are you getting your fair share? with capital one's vture card, we get double mi on every purchase. echo! so we earned a trip thgrand canyon twice as fast. uhoh. we get double miles evy time we use our card. i'ltake these. no matter what we're buying. plus the damas. and since double miles add up quick, we can bring the whole gang. it's hard to beat double miles. no, we ride them. [ male announcer ] get the vente card from capital one and earn double miles on eve purchase, every day. go toapitalone.com. what's in your wallet? oh, that's the spot! john: you smell that fresh baked pie right from the oven. would you like a piece? which of you gets a big piece? progressives say one t

. -- 39 in sandy spring, maryland. no wind chill factor to deal with. brandywine, 33. here is the forecast for today. mostly sunny skies. ms. 50's within the beltway. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. the upper 50's. a great saturday. sunday is looking good with added cloud cover. a weak cold front could slide through late saturday and that could drop the temperatures on sunday. we will have the seven-day forecast coming up in a bit. >> i talked to park police. southbound on 295, they are still document a fatal crash. two trucks have arrived on the scene. it looks like they are on the last stages of cleanup. let's go to georgetown. play along. let's go together. on the dc side of the bridge, water main repair. traffic coming out of georgetown has to go through the exxon gas station parking lot to get around that project. that is all pretty decent. now back to the news desk. >>> we have 40 degrees. >> clearing the congestion. the bill on the president's desk that could make the morning commute a little bit easier. >> more people complaining they don't like the look or feel o

john: sandy springs is an exception.t cities and states are still at the mercy of public sector unions. and the debts keep adding up. so far, america's been able to pay the bills. >> one day the parasite gets so big there is no host any more and they both die. we are heading in that direction now. john: when we return, the battle over the pier. are you getting your fair share? with capital one's vture card, we get double mi on every purchase. echo! so we earned a trip thgrand canyon twice as fast. uhoh. we get double miles evy time we use our card. i'ltake these. no matter what we're buying. plus the damas. and since double miles add up quick, we can bring the whole gang. it's hard to beat double miles. no, we ride them. [ male announcer ] get the vente card from capital one and earn double miles on eve purchase, every day. go toapitalone.com. what's in your wallet? john: you smell that fresh baked pie right from the oven. would you like a piece? which of you gets a big piece? progressives say one thing wrong with americ

let's check in with sandy. >> absolutely picture perfect weather for both of those events. me show you the current readings. 50's. 60's. clear skies across the entire bay area. with the exception of santa rosa a novato reporting patchy fog rate now. our highlights clear and cool nights for the most part. gray beach day ahead and looking at dangerous waves building over the next kim of days. here are the current wave height 5 to receive feet. high surf advisory imposes into effect tomorrow morning continues through 3:00 p.m. wednesday. large breaking waves expected 15 to 20 foot range and that of course means watch out for the possibility of strong rip current. we are under a mild pattern to warm really as we head towards the next couple days. tonight under mainly clear skies. temperatures will fall mid 40's around the north bay valley to the low 50's around the easts bay and the south bay. tomorrow afternoon it is assign mild one no matter where you look. temperatures ranging from the mid 70's to the upper 70's. and around the monterey bay look at the numbers. item going to

in the next hour, we have a special guest from las vegas, sandy sandler. to join us to talk more ideas for a frugal thanksgiving. allison and steve, back to you. >> i love it, holly. and it does seem like we can all do it. >> you may be able to. >> and the bling at the bottom i did like. >>> and coming up at 8:00, the department of transportation is launching an online face to those of distracted drivers. ray la hood will join us in studio this morning. >>> and we'll talk with alex ovechkin live in studio. his only local live interview. stay tuned. we'll talk live with ovie coming up.  if only there were a place where banks competed to save me a boatload of money on my mortgage -- that would be awesome! [sarcastically] sure. like that will happen. don't just think about it. spend 10 minutes at lendingtree and save up to $272 a month. mamot mayosm >>> coming up at 8:00 this morning, we'll ease up on making highlights and focus on a d.c. team having better luck as of late. the capitals leave -- leading the division. alex ovechkin is here

live view at 50 and sandy point. pretty foggy this and we have fog warnings in effect at the bay bridge. so far no delays reported at the toll plaza. let's get the latest on buses and trains with kurt kroncke of the m.t.a. hope you had a great weekend. >> i did. we are looking at a smooth commute on the rails right now. light rail metro on schedule. marc trains on time on penn, camden and brunswick. buses 20 and 30 buses diverting at old frederick due to construction. for the m.t.a. i'm kurt kroncke. back to tony pann. good morning, tony. >> good morning, everyone. a little bit of fog to start the day. not a big deal but keep it in mind. could affect the drive time a him bit. 48 at the airport, 46 in westminster and 45 in randallstown. fairly uniform temperatures. we could see low clouds thanks to the east wind that is developing. it will take a couple of hours to break up. this morning and early in the afternoon we will have sunshine to break that you. we could see rain on the other side of the mountains. those show

and we're live at joann's fabric where sandy sandler who is the founder of the nonprofit crafters for creator of the qvc sensation bow dab raw is coming in to spend the morning with us and give us project ideas that are frugal and fun. so we're going to create a turkey pin and come up with how to make a pet toy and talk about thanksgiving decorations that you and the family can do, how you can color indian corn and hang that around. and since we are here at joann's fabric, you're probably looking at this stuff and saying i don't know what to do with it. you need to come to some of their classes. they have classes for all ages and all different projects and we'll learn more about that. and when we have sandy here we're going to talk about crafters for kids and it's nonprofit and what it's real mission is. because it's not just about making a craft, what you get out of making a craft. not only doing it together as a family but as a individual. we'll talk about how the bigger picture comes into play when we talk about being creative. and then our thanksgiving holiday will benefit from al

. >> we produce very fruity wine on sandy soil, on granite soil with gamay. >> the winemaking region of beaujolais lies just north of lyon. some 20,000 hectares here are dedicated to growing grapes. charles duboeuf came up with the idea. thanks to him, beaujolais nouveau is now known around the globe. today it is sold in over 150 countries. >> it is important, because it is a big part of our production. it is 1/4 of our production. it is important because we sell it in three, four weeks. >> it is a guaranteed money-maker for the vintners because only wine from this area can call itself beaujolais. the competition has to find itself another name, like novello from italy. >> i drink novello three or four years ago. it was like beaujolais nouveau, but without gamay. i think italian wine makers try to make beaujolais nouveau, but they have no gama, no soil. the aftertaste is more strong, more hard, not so sweet. >> no doubt about t. the french love their beaujolais nouveau. >> we have a saying, when you drink a glass, you need another glass. >> no wonder it is the perfect wine for almost

and says it's creating a new centralized collections operation in sandy, uu. the center handling customers from california and washington. 150 employees will see their responsibilities phased out beginning in february. comcast says it's promised to help as many as possible find a new role with the company. >> a long vacant office tower is getting a tenant. and that is a potential signal the sluggish economy is showing signs of life. this is one of the visible high rises vacant since eight years ago. >> for years the building is a symbol of the fact the economy had gone into the tank and built when times were better and there is great to see this corner being turned on the building. >> and price water house coopers is taking over top eight floors. and the company's 1200 employees will be moving out of another office building. still there would be welcome economic impact. >> it's trying to keep 1200 employees getting to 1300 in the next year, downtown going to lunch downtown and this should have an ongoing impact. >> pwc will move in next june. it's sign aid 15-

the sandy soil offers optimal growing conditions. ♪ >> if you try the young wine now, this vintage israpes are processed immediately. ♪ >> the winery has been in the family for nine generations. he and his wife have managed it for the past eight years. ♪ in 2000, the winery won an award for its very first regent harvest. since then, the winds have been recognized at home and abroad. the new variety has also convinced his long-term customers. >> i have seen a lot of conversions with this wine. through the regent, we discovered that the german red wine could match the quality from southern europe. regent fix well into our region and program. >> he holds regular wine tastings. he says most guests are surprised at the fullness and intensity. it reminds many of mediterranean windes. it is not what people expect from a german red. ♪ >> what is special about this is its fruitiness and the dreamy flavor. i am not a specialist, just a simple consumer. for me, this is one of the top brass ones that i can get anywhere in the region. -- this is one of the top red wines that i can get anywhere in

company is centralizing some of the operation in sandy, sandy, utah. new center will handle customers from california and washington so employee at the livermore camp but see their responsibility phased out beginning in february. >> several san francisco state university police officers were injured today by a chemical reaction whale trying to conduct a drug at the. it happened just before fifty campus police department. officer confiscated unknown substance from an apartment owned by the university. while investigating whet a squatter was living there. when they went to test it at the police lab there was a loud pop. then a foul odor. >> it was clearly a reaction when the chemical from the kit was combined with the substance that was confiscated. and it was unexpected reaction with some sound and some odor. >>reporter: one university officer was his taken to the hospital as precaution. 4 other treated scene. it is still unknown what that substance washington. >> police investigate a crime spree that involved a shooting in east oakland this morning. po

joining us from washington to react sandy rios. is that ad good? bad? ugly? what is it?posing to the ad at all. i'm glad bristol has gone public with her idea that abstinence is good. the ad is funny and amusing. i'm afraid it's a half measure. that's the only problem i have with it. it is the abstinence plus message that is being pushed now in public schools. strong abstinence movement under president bush that was very effective. teen pregnancy was reducing having articles in the paper why are there less pregnancies never talk about the fact that children were being instructed very effectively to abstain from sex before marriage. the abstinence plus message is a mixed message and the people that push it like the candies foundation just simply believe that if you can reduce teen pregnancy that's the end game. those of us that believe in abstinence believe that that's a half measure. it's not -- >> bill: i gotcha. the candies foundation is something that bristol palin has been involved with what exactly is the candies foundation? >> well, my understanding is that they sa

it's patterns after what sandy a go had been doing by the time those bills were passed. we're very lucky in that we're unique in our region we have a regional water agency and a regional planning agency and that's been much'ier than in some areas of california that may have had multiple planning and water agencies dealing with issues and also has helped us enormously as we move forward in integrated plan again with the county of san die ago and the water authority and so forth. our integrated plan effort has actually gone relatively smoothly and flood control and waist control and water supply and we're with the agencies in our region. >> question on this side of the room? >> thanks. environmental defense. question for wally and less tear your water guys and delta guys. do you think there's development going on in the delta in flood prone areas that should not be prevented and if so what do you plan to do about it? >> most of it's going on in my water district. >> absolutely the issue of local development i don't believe can be dealt with locally. i think there's no way

is almost identical to the hard sandy surface of the moon just like that the area has no bugs forests or grass but what it does have a numerous hills and hurdles. the first moon rover called luna hold one had eight wide wheels. that semi spherical profile prevented the vehicle from sliding sideways when moving a moment hill and increased its cross-country capacity. the so-called southern heritage made a volcanic bombs placed in the way of the moon rover. the test was successful on the lunar was sent to the moon. the moon rovers test ground provides magnificent views over the to vote. the snowy almost vertical. towers three thousand six hundred eighty two meters above sea level. nearby the adjacent gray edge of. can be seen it sits at a height of three thousand and eighty meters. the path is fifteen kilometers long anyone who's not sure they can make it follows in the guides wake during an uphill climb. the way they breathe tells the guide when he needs to slow down. tourists with the greatest stamina or at the end of the group. tourists here don't take frequent bridges so they don't l

sandy anderson's family had just about given up finding their perm possessions until they filed a complaint with cpu investigators who led them to this storage space. a bittersweet experience. >> guilty because we're one of the lucky ones today getting our things back. >> reporter: investigators say they may receive a faxed list of the clients who's belongings are inside in the next few days. but locating them, especially those who live out of state will take much longer. reporting live in redwood city, patti lee. >>> charter schools were created to reduce red tape but tonight there's call for more oversight. many charters schools are under performing and lack for oversight. the commission says a new board should be created to do the job. >>> at this point in time, charter school students make up about 5% of the over all public school population and yet to have the state board which has these broad duties so focused on charter schools seems inappropriate. >>> the commission is a state run oversight organization. >>> well it's a cold night in the bay area and it's about to get everyone colde

unlike the sizzling black beaches of santorini, the beaches here are soft and sandy. and there are enough beaches that tourists can spread out. naxos is so lovely and serene that it would be easy to linger for weeks. but the siren song of the blue aegean beckons us, so we're off for more island hopping. we're stopping briefly on mykonos to make a connection to the tiny island of delos. it's also possible to make a day trip to delos directly from naxos. mykonos is a playground of jet-setters, upscale bars, and golden sand, all surrounded by the sparkling sea. one of the smallest of the cyclades, mykonos is a favorite of tourists. it's crowded and expensive during high season. the harbor shelters cruise ships as well as yachts that make the island a regular stop. there's good reason for its popularity: it's a gorgeous island with a charming capital city. you'll be struck by the cubical white houses and the narrow maze-like streets. the streets were designed to disorient pirates, who in ancient times prowled the heavily-traded waters around mykonos. tourists today do all

i think old age is not what will they choose to be. >> sandy, that same question is for you.o you think that they will be a difference in terms of lifestyle and demographics and geography? >> one of the things that anne said that while women increased safety faster there were an assist statistically different. if she hadn't said that, what i would guess is there more women having their 65th birthday with a lot of experience under though about. they're coming into their senior years of better drivers with higher exposure over the outcome you know, 3000 low mileage prius. and not what i would guess, that women are coming in with 30 and 40 years of driving is so hectic situations, with screaming kids in the car and all of that. so even if she can't see a statistically, i still suspect that some of it, that women are just more experienced drivers now. and also, i think people do have a healthier attitude towards these things. it's hard. you see up going into people's behavior. >> i don't know what the data looks like in the united states, but paul bowles from transport canada, he